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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-04
MILLINERY ORNAMENTS.

Fine Plated Sleeve Buttons
Shirt Stuis and Bracelets. :,
Also fine assortment of Windsor Tie2 anc
Ruches.
Our HAIR DEPARTMENT has been re-
plenished with all the choice colors, and we are
prepared to sell at very low prices.
Also Infants Cloaks and Waterproof Capes.
FERGUSON'S HAIR DEPOT,
sen % 96 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-04
YRTEa .s.s5; taE.HlCsLs.

Nearly all diseases originate from Indigestion
and Torpidity Of the Liver, and rellet IS always
anxiously sought after II the Liver is Kegu-
lated in its action, health is almost invariably
secured Want Of action in the Liver causes
Headache, Constipation, Jaundice, Pain IN the
Shoulders, Cough, Chills, Dizziness, Sour Stom-
uch, bad taste in the mouth, bilious attacks. pal
pituion of the heart depression of spirits, or the
blues and a hundred other symptoms, for which
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR Is the pest
remedy that has ever been discovered. Its acts
mildly, ctlectually, and being simple vegetable
compound, can DO no injury in any quantities
that it may be taken. 1t is harmless ID every
way il has been used for FORTY YEARS, ana
hundreds OF the good and great from all parts OF
the country will vouch for its being the purest
and best
SIMMONS LIVER REGU LATOR,
OR MEDICINE,
Is harmless,
IS no drastic violent medicine,
Is sure to cure if taken regularly,
IS no intoxicating beverage,
Is a faultlcss family medicine,
Is the cheapest medicine in the world,
Is given with safety and the happiest results to
the most delicate infant,
Does not interfere with business,
Does not dsarrange the system,
Takes the place OF Quinine and Bitters OF every
kind,
Contains the simplest and best remedies:
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-04
Number Of Tickets, l0D, 1000.
PRICE OF TICKETS.

The Montpelier Female Humane Association,
chartered by the Legislature of Virginia and
the Circuit Court of Orange county, proposes,
by series of Grand Gift Concerts, to establish
and endow Home for the Old, lnhrm and
Destitute Ladies of Virgins" at Montpeher,
the former residence of President Jas. Madison.
The Association is under the control of eight
trustees, six OF whom are elected bl ennlally Dy
the stockholders and two appointed by the Gov
ernor of Virginia.
References by permission: His ExcellenGy,
James L. kcmper, Governor of Virginia. His
Excellency, Gilbert G. Walker ex-Goy. of Val
Hon. Robert Z. Withers Lieutenant Governor
of Virginia and U. S. Senator elect; hon. koot.
w. Hughes, Judge Eastern District of Virginia;
Senators and M LENDERS of Congress from Virginia.
Governors Office, Richmond, July 8, "A.
It affords me pleasure to say that l am well
acquainted with large majority OF the o1hcers
of the Montpelier Female Humane, Association
who reside in the vicinity Of my home, ana l
attest their intelligence and their worth and nigh
reputation as gentlemen, as we'll rs the puouc
confidence, influence and substantial means I'D
orally represented among them.
JAHEs l.. kEMPER, Gov. OF Virginia.
Aexandris, Va, July 8th, 1874.
My personal acquaintance with majority Oh
the gentlemen controlling the montpelier re,
male Humane Association and the reputatl N OF
all of them enables me to commend them as fully
entitled to the confidence of the public. No act
or representation inconsistent with honor and
integrity need be app~ehended in the conduct or
reprt sentations of these gentlemen.
4. w. HUGHES,
u S. Judge East Dist of Va.
For full particulars, testimonials &C., send
for circular.
Remittances for tickets may be made by ex-
press pre- paid, postoffice money order on Alex.
andria, Va, or by registered letter, addressed
Hon JAMES BARBECUE,
President Nj f. 81. A, Alexandria, Va
Reliable Agents wanted everywhere.
aug 13-td
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-04

DEU COMFORTS.
ID Opened to-day, very cheap, at ,
w. N BEKKLEY'S,
oct % "a 4 ing street.
, 1874-02-22
fcation that the inquisition is made solely With

fcaton that the inquisition is made solely With
4 view to the interests Of sciepce."
And so sped NE home, denouncin* Diabo1us
the while as Liar and deluder, such u he
hath ever been from the beginning, such as
| -: he EVER WILL BE UNTO THE END.
The hall-door was reached just aa that never
sufficiently Observation-Disclosures gong, in the
construction Of which the aforesaid Diabolus
). had, I am sure, hand. rang out Its first and
warning kueu. Five minutes more, aud I was
seated cheefu1ly At dinner; on which occa-
sion-it ia fact hardly worth mentioning, per-
haps| certainly did not forget the extra glass
or two Of champagne.
An awful tempest ragged that night. I will not
venture to speculate as to it's origin +; but have
my suspicious all tho aame. There are, howev-
er, IN that magnificent grove Of giant beeches
recesses which never wind, nor rain, nor hail eau
reach, ine1pugnable save by tbs forked light
ming itself. In one Of these pictured the little
Bclurian family happily reunited nnd curled COST
y cP together. talking over, it might be, tho
perilous adventure Of the day, aa I myself lay
down to rest and drifted away to the land Of
dreams. r. II. D. BAnuAM.
, 1874-02-22

A fine old Engliah gentleman (,1r. Moggridge),
With abundant OF leisure for studies ia natural
history, has written very entertaining book on
insects, in one chapter OF which, as critic
asserts, he e1syatea the character OF the
spider" 1t is pleasant, It my rate, to know
that he has found out enough about tho crea-
ture's feelings to elevate science in the direction
Of mercy. The story Is briefly as follows Mog-
g7idse had been IN the habit Of immersing for
preservation his different specimens OF spiders
and ants in bottles Of alcohol. He saW that they
struggled for Il few minutes; but be thought
that the sensation was soon e1tinguished, and
they Eare soon free from suffering On one
occasion ho wished to preserve large female
spider and twenty-four Of her youDg ones that lie
had captured He put the mother into . bottle
OF alcohol, and saw that after fem moments
she folded her legs about her body and Has At
rest. He then put into the bottle the young
ones. who, of course, manifested acute pain.
what Was his surprise to Bee the mother arouse
hersc1 from her lethargy, DART round to, and
gamer her young ones to her bosom, fold
her arms around them, and again relapse into
1nsenslbl}ity, until at length death came to her
feItef, and the lmbs no longer controlled by this
maternai instinct, relaxed their grasp and be-
came DEAD The effect Of the exhibition upon
MN Is Lesson to our common humanity. Re.
has applied ch1orofo1m before immersion.
Judging from the above, the spider is certainly
superior to the human animal, in the fact that
alcohol does not destroy her natural affection.
, 1874-02-22

female club has often boon talked about
Says London correspondent, but believe that
It IL ut last to become one OF the institutions Of
tho metropolis. It's chief promoters ara those
ladles who have been associated With the yindi-
Cations Of romen'a rights, and tho arrangements
for tho establishment OF the club ara now in IN
advanced state. It is stated that it viii o1en viz
at least 500 members, and that suitable premises
have been secured in St. james street. Mem
betship is, of course, strictly to be limited to
members Of the fai1 sex, aud all the officials,
rom tue Secretary down TO the knife-cleaoer,
are to be females. There 10 to be. hear. how.
ever. an institution, called s4Hpsbanu's Hall"
IN connection With the club. T1is, I an gwen
to understand. is to be room who're husbands
may wit for their wives till they are ready to
go nome, and which is to be extensively stocked
With female rights literature.
, 1874-02-22
THE MOUMTA!N,

,Wooed by the winds that, sighiur.
Near Thea would fondly atzy;
Tooed by the light that, dying,
Lingers behind tho day.
Wooed By tho hlushing morning:
Wooed by tho purple eve,
That hAttea to thy :dorutng,
Or unge1s 10th to leave.
Dear to the Knows that cap thee;
Dear to the stor1as tlat hido:
Loved By the mdsta that wrap thee,
Climbing the mountaIn-side.
The stars Of Heaven, descending,
Drop from the arch xbore.
And DAMS self, unbcnding.
siuka in thy arms Of love.
But to ths sne whose ho,ne s1ceps
Low on tl.y slopes ~ fair,
Over whose cot thy strength keepa
Guardian watch aud cx1e,
Than to tho winds or sunlight.
Storms or the dropping star,
Blush Of morn or the twilight.
Desrer tAou art By far.
Wis,
, 1874-02-22

Tho following Is tho laat specimen Of m
English competitive examination !: Historicoi
E1aminer-" now, air, can you tell me
where it was that the Merovingian King Clovis
aaze lahort and shszp)-" Under tho .niatletoe-
bough, sirr
, 1874-02-22
ON THE DECAnENcE OF MODERN P0ESY.

What time Ia this We live in, .
When tho lyre-strings Of the Muses.
Throb in harsh, discordAnt measures,
Struck By hands p1ofans and vulgar;
= Treating subjects grave aud sober
With light and clreless mention;
Introducing slang and bomhast
In connection with the solemn
How the sacred pamea in Homer
Smooth, euphonious, AID classic, -
Sung bJ bards unskillei In numbers,
Or devoid OF any rev'rence,
Hop and akip shout like puppets
Iu the modern Punch and Jndy.
Oh how fearful to contemplate
Such tale as will tell you
To exenphfy the manner
In which common, petty rhymesters
Make familiar with their masters:
They will seize pen, and tell you
How the Troians Hectored Grecians,
And Achilles killed the TroJans.
How the Jore-defyfng Ajsx
Stood zztride upon the rampartB
Which tho carpenters had buiided
From tho Phrygian woods they leYeled,
Hurling hunks OF rock, and such liks,
On the death-levoted caputa
OF the citt1ens Of Tliun.
How Tydidcs fought the Chnrmer
From tie courts Of high Olympus,
Drawing forth ceicstiAi ichor
Through her radiaut cpidermis.
How tho ss leve!-hcad," Ulysses.
h1tn MS trieu AND tru8ty cOmroda,
In the umbrago OF tho midnight,
Bslked the guards Of Daddy Pnan,
And cut of tremendous numbers
~ they wandered in the dEeAmlsnd+
And thst, rhep the Har wax ended,
And the fair and tickle Helen
Was restored to Msnelaus,
Great UlyBses, ho1DeNard turning
From the sanguine field OF baltic,
Hozmed about another decade
In the realms Of angry Neptune;
TOOK short cut Into Hades,
And shook hards with his relations:
8aw ths ghost Of friend Achilles,
And exchanged the lateat war-newB,-
In the distance sullen Aj31,
Unrelentin8 In his dudgeon;
There he met his fcllow-voy'ger,
Who was drunk with wine and waseRiI
At the feast which C'rce gave him,
And, retiring to the houAe-top
To aleep off his dizzy hcadache,
Rolled from off the Mansard roof-treo
And involved himself in ruin.
All my tongue growa weak In telling
How sonae sacr1legfoug noderns
Give otTtnce To ali the MUSES.
D5 their base Interpretations
or uncouth and vulgar phrases
From tho mint Of common coinage,
Il. H. EfwHA
, 1874-02-22

not 1or long, they Talsa their broods without
mucn loss and
Multltudes OF them hnva swarmed along tne
lake-shore, in and about Chicago, the present
winter. They especially haunt vet snd tnslnhy
places, and the borders Of water, in quest OF
tne reeds Of aquatic plants, and minute shell
fsh. Although granivorons bird, in its breed.
ing-placo the SNOW Bunting ia necessarily aimoss
entirely insectiFerous, subuissinS largely upon
the gnat8 which swarm iu Arctic count11es~
Segetation Il there nearly oxtinct- NiuetJ-three
species Of towering plants are enumerated u
ed growth in scanty patches, aud could not .ield
tood for tue uult.tudss OF birds which must
have nourlRhment for themselves aud the1r
young through tile weeks OF Sumncr.
On The departure at Winter, tne Snow-Bunting
1olsureiy
FOLLOWS n I1s WAKE yoarHwARD.
Il arrives at Hudson's Bay toward the middle oi
April, where 1t liugera for aoout month, ana
passes On to it's Polar home. In May it is bnsJ
IN the construction OF its nest, which it builds IN
dried grass, and lining it with feathers and tho
down o. the Arctic fox. In this nest and ssie
receptacle it lays five white eggs, speckled with
brown, and, bGthe IS pareut-oird can be, poufs
oat .ts psalms Of Thanksgiving o9er the frozen
desert: Human cara have seldom listened to III
sorg, but it Is said to Le clear sad sweet.
Tie colors OF tho 6now-Duating in sumner
are pure white and black; but, whIia the oitsl 10
on the continents, its plu1nage is irregos.lY
dashed With shades OF brown. The nsrklDss
are OF infinite variety, like those Of the sss7peo
grass no two blades and no two birds nefe ever
yas found to DO exact duplicates. The winter
piumaso Of the Bun.ing ranges all ths way rpm
. SOLD "hite to dusky brown, with hnit1ets
diversity. The greater variations IN cSlcF ase
generally ascrtkcd to the differences in aga
There are dve specios OF the Piec'ropadae: III
habltlng tho United States; but only oEs otae1'
the Lapponic1es
OAKLAND InydsPCR),
IS over aeen east OF the Missouri, and this Il ID
unfamiliar yisitor, And not much is known OF 40
habits. It breeds On the shores Of the A1e1o
seA, placing its nest among rnoss and stcnss O.
the ground, and dapositing seyon pals ]esto"~
tinted eggs spotted with brown
, 1874-02-22

a man in Washington County, N. T., n
Gently clipped with his s,star-in-laW. aged L.
, 1874-02-22

From Our Oscn Correspondent
WAsuISG1os, Feb. 18, 1874
Bertha Ge-olt daughter Of the late Prussinn
minister to the United Statcs), who entered
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-04

|1nternebmen uno iein uneridrodener Wutb
|obiieste iiber ale Sdmieristeiten rnb Sc
senreoen uno oeridafte inn Ginsans in
ale SerSen. l1no 10 tparb es linn ermSs='
|li4t, bereits i'm Sabre 1856 ben @ruub'
gum neuen Seminar gu lesen, bas er Dem,
Wunide leines So6wiiroieiten Oberbirten|
semdb Dem bl. Tran; BON Sales peibte.
Ser So6piiroise Serr Mi9ael Seib, Der
benz So1miroisen Serrn Salsmann
i4On friiber bilfrei4 sur Settle ~seitanben,
tpuroe pom So6w'it item 8ii6of Senni
bum Hettor, Serr Or. Salsmann gum
Hroturator Der Initalt ernannt. Sod
|oieie Stelle mar unter bamalisen llmitdn=
ben feline beneioenspertbe ; benn be-
lOnoers in Den eriten Sabrtn hattie bas jun
seminar nit man9en materieuen S6pie=
1ri9teiten Su fdmpfen, uno su mieberbolten|
|Walen muBte Der arme Yroturator als elm
lpabrer 8roopater gum 9ettelitabe sreifen,
Juno an mande Sbiire tlopfen, nm 8roo|
uno 9ebensmittel fir feline Saleltaner sul
|erbetteln. Gin Brief aus Dem Sabre 1865,
|lpel6er in Die Sefte Der 2sopoloinsniiituns
|aufsenommen 1T, sibt uns einer gesrift,
pom Den man6faden 8ei9wereen uno Nb=
(tben, nit oenen Der seplaste Yroturator
|%belonoers sur 3eit bes Yiirsertrieses su
|tdmpfen bate. llnteroeien mar Der &uf
per anitalt bereits in Die e%ntlesenlten Sbei=
lie Der Union %9eorunsen, uno ieoes Sabr
|luu6s Die 3abl Der aipiranten fir Den bl.
Brieiteritano.
So4 Der unermiiblide Yrofurator tann-
tie feline &ube. Ta6oe6 er Amerita mad
allen Seiten our6wanoert, pelte er nod
|einmal ieine alte Seimatb ieben, nm aud
in europa miIoe 8abe fir feline Mnitalt Su
|ldmmeln uno susIsid Sbeolosen unb Yries
tier fur Die Miiiion in amerita Su seipinnen.
(S&luB fplst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-04
Trnoer T6ifippe, &eneraf @6ere,
Der S6uf6ri0er. +

6olgenoes entnebmen mir in Der l1eber=
ieBunS Dem vllnipers":
Ser ~ebruiroise 8ruber Ybilippe, @ene=
neral Oberer Der hriitli1en S6ulbriioer
|itarb am 10. Sanuar i'm Snititute bes Or.
|oens StraBe Suoinot, 81 Yaris.
gr unterlas bent Sobe i'm utter bon so
|Sabren bel poQem 8~epubtlein, mad furser
|adttdsiser &rantbeit, perisben nit allen
3 atramenten %unierer beilisen STRIDE uno
|seitdrtt ourd Den Sesen oes B.. 9aters.
gr sins ins before 2eben aus Der pollen
|Nrbeit uno es lit beiliam fir uns Suriid.
subliden auf hieies Gott unb ben armen
|seweibte 2ebc..
Bon Den 81 Sabren Die 9ruber Ybilip=
|pe auf oielcr Groe scIebt, bat er G5 in
. roenstleioe Der 9riItliden Sdulbriioer
susebra9t. SoQ mon ba nod mebr iasen ?
Der Gbrpiroiss itano ieiner Gon9resa-
|tion SO Sabre als General Oberer Dor.
|gs 1T fir uns ni9t n6tbis gu iasen, nit
|pelden S9iuieristeiteu uno SinoerniIen er
|setdmpit uno nit welder gnersie uuO mel.
|1em Se9en er ne rberipnnoen.
BIS gum lssten ausenblide maj er isiner
. roensresel treu. Sait bate er idon Die
Heoe perloren, als er nod sinen Der Bril-
Der, Die ieiner tparteten, auf cine Der fleinen
ObierUanSen aufmertiam ma9te. Sein
leBter atbemjus mar Dem SeiIanbe eetpio-
met. Man ipra1 linn gu vGs lebe Sc
Jus !" Mit Miibe eruieoerte err rSn a0e
Gwisteit in u%niern Screen"
@ir baben ni6t nOtbis auf Die Side
binSuSeisen, Die iein Soot in Grantrei9,
in DER @slt, in Der Stride ldbt. Gs lit Elm
SroBer, elm gutter @rbeiter, Der binsebt lei=
men 2Obn gu empfansen. Soft miro ibm
gebsn; feines Der Werfe, bersn
8runoldule uno ansel 8ruber Ybilippe
mar, miro Suiammenitiirsen.
Sie O%biequien bss Gbrpiroigen unb
b%etrauerten Oroensbruosrs, fanben in
Der Stride ct. Sulpice itatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-04
. &e6ei,ne Se(eff(6aften.

Dir baben nidt oft @elesenbeit bsrIel.
ben Weinun9 su jein, wie unier College
bonn .Noroitern", bod bic folssnbs @orts,
bic er bel @elesenbeit Der &riinouns cine,
Granser-2o9e in Weit Salem in Ga Groi.
i &c., idreibt, Sei9en bon ieinem Stano.
Sunfte aus BON ridtiser Iuffa1uns:
,SisIe @ebeimtbuerei 1T Elm Sumbu9.
@dbrenb mir bic @riinouns o Sarmer=
Dereinsn in jebem Sown oes 2anbss ems
pfsblen mDdten, 10 finoen mir biele Sc.
beimtbuerei nit Chen unb 3ei6en tinbil9
nnb einfdltig. Gs CAB cine 3eit in euro.
pa. po ssbeime Yerbinbunsen gum 3wsds
bes @ioeritanoes sssen Die leibliden uno
Seiftisen l1nteroriider su entl9uloisen, ia
notbwsnbis paren. Sier in Mmerita aber,
roo bas Seriammlunssredt, Die freie Reos
nno Die freie aHoeiation 9anS unbel9rdntt,
ioIte Die @ebeimtbuerei Elm lberlilliges
@dngelbanb iein. @runbidbe, pel9e bas
2idt ni9t Su i9cusn brau9en, iolsn an
sas 2i9t sebradt unb often Dor aler We!t
bslpro9en iperoen, je lauter oieies sei9e.
ben Tam, beito better. Iber mertipiroi9er
@siie bat bisIe 8ebsimnibfrdmerei einen
si9snen GeiS fir nidt ielbtitanoise unb
untlare Senfer uno nenn etiuas Suites
an Der Sade 1T, 10 lit es Sas, baB baz
burd piele slsi99iiltiSe unb trdse Gbaraf-
tere Su elmer, iuenn aud nod 10 ~gerin9cn
seifi9en Sbdtisteit bcranae3ogen perben-
Elm freili9 iebr negatives Yeroienlt. =
pflidt lit es aber, Die Burger elmer Hepu
blif Su elmer freien uno oiienen Sbdtieteit
beran5usieben uno man iOlte Die Sugeno|
idon 0aran setuObnen, ale Srasen, wel6e
bos Ieiblide unO seiiti9e Wobl Der Menl9=|
belt beireiien, 0ftentli6 gu beipre6en unoI
Dem Ginwuri uno Der Gritit Der sanSen
@elt aussulsben, benn nur baour6 lam
Der &ern i4nel bon S9laden 9sreinist
tper0en."
Was Der .HoroItern" bon ben @ran9ers
fagt, 1T nm iopiel mebr ri6tig bon dnoern
8eieQi1aften, J. 9. Sreimouerei, OoOfels
lop's &c. Sap Die Gutitebung sebeimer
@sIeai6aften in elmer Tepublie auf @ers
fal beutet, ldbt ii6 aus Der @cididte be-
weiien uno oaber no IS natiirli6, oab
man Su Sadien's 3eit i'm gonsreb beabs
f4ti9tc aas sebsimen Orben seiebli6 SUI
nnteriasen. gls &atbolifen perbietet uns|
Die Rir6e unter Strafe bas Wtitslieo ire
ssno elmer sebeimen @eieaidaft 3u perben,
mose oieisIbe beiben. mie fe polle unh|
3wede. aud bic beten. perfolsen. g8ir
MAIDEN bober uniere 2sier mioerbolt auf.
merriam, oab Den &atboliten Der 3utritA
~ ben 2osen Der Strangers oa unteriaat
n, 100 bieie @eie1idaften ssbeim 5no.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-04
Neformen.

Wobin es fibrt, tuenn Der WenI6 etnma
ben redtenWes hes@laubens perloren u. fd
|auf Die abidiiise 8abn Der Giaenmadt
bat, bas Seisen bic firdIiden gefor.
men, bic pYfarrer1 Spacintb= 2op1on in
,Ieiner @enfer Stride in's 2eben aerufen.-
Ser game @ottesoienit nit SnbeariH Der
Die Spenouns Der bI. 6atramente II.
|bie Se9nunsen peroen in acknowledgements
|perridtet. Oas b. abenbmabl piro allen
|@ldubiSen unter beibep @eitaIten ertbeiIt.
|Sie psrpnidtste Obrenbeidte lit abas-
(lba y Sie 8eidte (oas elm
osnbsfenntnib) scidiebt Dor @ott unb Der
|@smeinoe (offsne Sdulb). (Sebr bequem!)
|giur freiwiQis unb in belimmten Tduen,
|luo Der Gbriit beionbsre Yelebruns unt
|Sroit fir ieinen S%eslensuftano iudt mag
Ter ieirie Gage Dem Brieiter einaeln b%efenren.
|CBiro nidt 3u oft portommen.) @ir eIau.
ben an Die pirtlide @egenipart Seiu i'm
Mebopfer, beten ben Serrn an, nidt aber
Die @sitalten. oenn bon elmer dsmii1eu
|lmpanoluns bes 9rpbss in ben fleii6li.
|den 3eib, oes Weines in animaIiIdesB lut
|tuubte Der alte @laube ni6ts. @ 0as
|3edt, cine itaatli6 uno tirdlid anertann-
tie Che ~einsuseb:n. lit Dem @eiitIiden su-
|riidseseben. (Serr 2opion sins idon nit
sutem geiipisle poran.) Oos golf mdbt
feline @siiti6sn ielbit. Sir seiiilide Der.
|ridtunaen BARI feline @ebibr beSosen tuer-
ben. Oas 2sien Der bl. Sdrift 1T allen
|@ldubisen nidt nur .rlaubt, ionoern iosar
anempfoblen. Sas S%aitcnsebOt 1T feinem
|3wanSe unterlporfen, iOnbern frei, (6ebr
ansenebm.) Rein @eiflider oarf NIT iei.
men Sunctionen Yolitit psrbinbsn. Sn
|8esus auf Die 9erebruns Der Seilisen, bas
|Sesfeuer II. (. 10. uero.n balb AUDI Bsi.
|iungen folsen. (9ie natiirIi6 nit Dem
|sansen rSram" furSen YroSeb MAIDEN tpsr=
benz
Oab bic iibris.n Mttatboliten bieieIb.n
|Yabnen betreten peroen, III nidt %ausifeI.
|haft. Wit Der Oppoition sesen bic Sn.
|fanibilitdt, ii's nidt ALIEN 9etban, Dos
ipeiB one Welt ihon lang.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-04
|2sas Der ,,2Seferm 2SatGman" pou
2srn0er SamntonS 6dft.

lleber ben nEep." Or. Sammonb, Der
lebtes Sabr ieinen unfu9 in Dubuque trieb
unb iebt in ct. 2onis in ben Saptilen-,
Metbooiitens uno Y%rssbpterianer &irden
eine 9lrt BON Sctebrunss- garnepal anf.
|fibrt, fdQt Der ,Weitsrn @at1man" bas
iOl9enoe idarfe aber sersdte llrtbeil
vSie %iogenannten 8etebrunsen, iuelds
Or. SammOno bier aufiibrt, iino aubsror-
oentli9 seeisnet, Die ReIision ~iibsrbaupt
Eperddtlib 81 MAIDEN. Solhe Sripialitds
ten uno Elm iol9es srotestcs uno unebrbie=
|tises lmiprinsen nit sebeilisten Oinaen
iolde Sanswuriiaoen iin6 in nnIerer
Staot nod nidt ~oasepeien. Ssleine feds.
idbrise Mdo9en uno alte, perbrau9te 4b<
triinniSe, Die nidt einmal wilien, Oh fe
iberbaupt cine Ssele baben, absr lid trobs
Dem iiber bic ibnen 5useiaste Grl5Iuna
%ireuen, iino Die bauridalidftsn Obieite
ocs ,groben Wieoerbc. tbers". Oas Yro-
sramm Der pielieitiseA 8oritslun9en bea
|Or. Sammono 1T Suiammsnselsbt aus chen
10 einfdltisen, pie unmabren 8eilpiIenL
aus 8risfen ieiner Mitbslfsr uno aus froms
men 2iigen ieiner dbereifrisen Ysitrsiber.
|Oie san;e Sads miro 70 seleitet, oab le
irseno cine Yroffilion in Wiberebit brinr
gen pilroe unb bat am meiltsn @ebnli1=
|feit nit einem @uttionsiiore nieoersr &lai-
lie. go lit Die Wiiroe uno Der @nltanO bss
|erit oreibisidbrisen Mannes. ipelde Die
Welt nit Gbrfurdt erfilen? Sammonb's
|Yeriammlunsen sleiden mebr einsm Ylin-
|oefublpiel, bel tpeldem Ger Grloler Der
|Wenidbeit Den Su9er ipielt, aIs elmer re-
|lisi6ien 3uiammentunit BON gbriften.-
|Sa fommt Elm 8rief-natiirli6 srlo9sn,-
lin pel6em li4 elm SaloOnteeper a~nbistst,
|bunoert Dollars oaSu 81 seben, um BEN
|Yetebrunsswerf @inbalt au tbun. .2abt
|uns fir Die Saloorfeeper beten!" 1T feline
|antport. Wir iino bsreit, oisism Saloon+
lteepsr, iuenn er sefunoen miro, oisie BUM
bert Dollars aus3uSabIen, oas beibt, ,usnn
Ter eioli6 erbdrten fann, bab er, felt Sam.
|mono bier i'll, MIR Elm @Ias Bier peni9er
'psrfauft bat, iuie ionit. SIS 1T eben 10 gut
fir Salopnteeper Su beten, pie fir Den
|9feit Der Wenldbeit, aber iOl6e renommi=
'itii6e, laute @ebete, ,uie iie aIlabenoli3 In
Der Stride an Der Ode bon 6. unO Scout
:itrabe sebetet lucroen, tbun Dem frieOli1sn
.3e9imeut oes &0niss @ambrinus wsni9
.8enn Su beteit, 9ebe in oein
'Gdmmerlein". 0ics mar Die Weile, pi.
'unier Seilanb beteie unb ale anOern @str
len fine nidt 6riitli6."