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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20
10 WHOM DO THEY REl,nNG9

Those Representatives returned by boil
Boards: Are they responsible to the con
stl.uency tia: elected them. OF do the,
take their orders from those who run the
ward elections: The doub. has occurred
20 our mind from seeing that one Of these
gentlemen had been interviewed by com.
mit:ee and cited 20 appear before a
meeting Of his own constituents. 70 this
citation the Representative subsequently,
| objected because the meeting assembled
in ''iar yoom." and because ''d:ty" per.
sens were no: a majority o: the fifteen
hundred votes by which he had been
elected. No: appearing before this self.
appointed tribunal the outstanding
Representative was informed by
publication tia: Lis conduc. was
"disgrace:ul and criminal" He was also
called o. 20 ''iesest" the Legislature in
session land unite with the true Legisla.
:1re.' or 20 resign his seat. Here. then. is
a very Old issue in the Republican repre-.
sentative States. Does representative
represent the few active politicians who
attend the ward conventions Q. the ma.
jority Of s'tfragans who elected him:
Arpa1entlyit is new question in New Or.
leans. 1t is tia.rebellion 70 gesis: the clique
which designatas :Ae representatives.
There are now good many delegates in
a state 81 suspended legislative animation.
The city is without several unobjectiona.
bic representatives. who may be greatly
needed in the measures now pending. Is
II Republican or Democratic usage
FOR se!f-constitu:ed Clique to forbid these
men. on pain Of party accommodation.
TO exercise each his own discretion IS 70
his duty:
Zach Of these gentlemen has his.con.
sti.Uency. and has his RICH: OF appeal to
them. While. in party sense, it makes
10 manner o! difference 20 Us what indi.
y:dua,s may represan: political sentiments
opposite 20 or own. we 90 think .ha:
every American representative is yespon.
sible to the people TIA: elected him. and
no: 20 tie ward politicians who e!ai.n 70
own :ae representatives..
This is ar impo,:an. question. \ few
:e:ive wa:d politicians secure the nomina.
ton c: candidate. He is elected. Ills
vote :Len belongs 20 :hesc politicians.
His patronage is theirs. If lie refuses
obedience he is ''o,!ered up as this rep
cited before this barrooin con.
sistory 0: fifty. If lie serves Oh: his term
the crcn:ieto:s viii drop him in favor CT
some more plan, agent. lie: US have
some mass meetings in the districts. Our
city representatives should know to whom
they should report and TO whom they be.
long. L: the people instruc: them. or,
failing an une!uivocal evidence tha: q
Q: the constituency directs their
!e: him exercise his own
discretion in their service. This RICH: Of
is Repub.ican:s,n. and it used |
20 be Democracy. I: is good old Amer.
.can practice, and should not be forgotten.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20

Among the attractive exhibitions in San
francisco has been that Of bear boy.
This ursine youth walks on all fours when
ne walks, and squats on his hind feet when
he squats. Near the termination of the
spine he has a scar, caused, as the keeper
afiirms, by the amputation of his tail. For
,nerly there was ridge CT hair down his
back. This has been removed, and nothing
but marks of glue are now visible 10 the
pakel eye.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20

Said Lord John Russell to Hume at a So
c'ai dinner: "What DO you consider the 90.
.,ect OF legislation!' The greatest good to
she greatest number What do you con.
slider the greatest number!' continued Lis
:o.dship. Number one. my lord" Was the
c.:nnNMey's prompt ieply.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20

The very important sale by public auc.
:ion OF the entire contents of the celebrated
20 A. NJ, under the auspices of Messrs. G.
s;e Ferie. & Co. auctioneers. Parties desir.
eng bargains should attend this sale as il is
:,e.emptory and without limit.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20

Some months since We published the FAC:
:ha: the lady writing under the .op, dc
;,',Ue o: Christian Ried was Miss Frances
FISHER. OF North Carolina. whose father
:s!! at the head of his regiment. after dis.
:in.uishing himself al the battle of Man.
assas. y correspondent: of the Richmond
E"qGirer now informs that paper :ha.
.Ch.istian Red really is etc.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20

!fr. Biackburn's fourth article On ..Ro.
nance 81 Politics in the Backwoois." was
duly prepared ior last Sundays REPUDLI.
GAS. and was handed in; but. through some
mistake or oversight, was omitted. !: ap.
years IN to-day's issue.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20

Many young and talented persons miss
:nc road 20 fortune by the want of humility
and patience. They think everything mus:
depend on "a good start and unless they
san make "a good engagement" they will
:emain out of employment for weeks and
months They miss three things-support
Improving, and the furnishing Of the best
evidence that they are willing to work.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20

Attorney General Field, who has been
suffering recently :rou, severe illness. was
so Tor recovered yesterday as to ride to his
Office. His many friends will be glad to
hear tina: his naturally strong constitution
bids :a;r to Conquer his temporary all.
ments.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20

.imartine was asked by a friend if he
aid NO. spend TOO much time in advertising.
NO. was the reply, advertisements are
absolutely necessary. Even divine worship
:leeds to be advertised Else VIVA: is the
meaning of church bells!'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20

The st. Louis Jomaai says: liking Car.
Rival is preparing for his annual pageant,
and his faithful henchmen, the naughty
spirits Of the Southern press. are whoopng
Jim up as usual
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20

The fact has in some manner been made
Known to all who wish 70 subscribe for
first class story paper. that Mr.. Robert Bon.
ser sent the poet Lougfellpw a check toE
S.e0U as Christmas present.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20

we hereby acknowledge the receip. OF a
copy of the able message of Governor John
4. Dix. Of New York. transmitted 20 the
Legislature IN session at Albany Oh :he
s!xth instant.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20

]: is an established and universal law.
shat he who will gain anything must give
NJ something. lie tina. will improve his
understanding, his manners. or his health.
:nust contradict his will.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20
HEATH & LARA.

Camp Street.
importers and Dealers in
PpholsteIers' Materials, Window Shades, coruices.
Wall Paper, Lace and Curtain Goods,
Cic:uges. Frames Mouldings Mirrors and Clocks.
Cseoa Mating. Rugs.stc. te.s In
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20

4 human skull was recently found i'm
ieded IN Nevada silver quartz mine.
Who has lost one
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20

Reformation or Revolution, which," is
she title Of Victoria C.. Woodhull's lecture
Safely delivered at Omaha. The small au
...ence presen. decided it was (which
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20

an exchange says: 1.-The Hon. Alexander
:iac kenz!e. Che new Canadian premier,
began life as stone mason.'' Such babies
,:c seldom born nowadays.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20

The nil-stickers OF the West lately as.
semblei in convention in Chicago. They
agree 10 keep each other posted. and vii!
s.ick together.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20

Good warm overcoats for So IS, 81 IS, Sc,
Z. 20. IS 50. 50 30 and $l3, at Garthwaite,
lewis 81 Miller's, No. 100 Common street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20

Eighty young ladies in Minnesota have
agreed not to marry any man who uses to.
Sacco. This is fine cut.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20

To-day will be sold at the Customhouse.
by the collector of internal revenue. a large
10. Of cigars and cigarettes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20

riarthwaite, Lewis IL Miller are still sell
ing clothing at cost, for cash, at No. 100
Common street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20

.Iany preachers are apt to consider the
Endorsement of their congregation as neces-
cary as the Lords approval.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20

Ii the weather keeps on fooling with ma
cure. all buds of trees and blades OF grass
Till be out against it.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20

4 pair Of spe.acles makes present that
Is mos: constantly before the eyes Of the
receiver.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20

Sic good linen bosom shirts for 81, at
siarthwaite, Lewis & Miller's, No. 100 Com
mon street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20

The oldest Mason is dead again. 1t was
DIR. J. A. 7. Scott, of Columbia, South Caro-
lima, this time.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20

Professor John a. Mitchell, of Maysvil!e,
Eentucky, has invented new process for
Smbalming the dead.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20

..Hats of..' is the latest question agitatlng
she Society of Friends. The world moves;
yea. verify:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20

An ilishman says: "A footless stocking
Si.hcu: legs is nothing
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20

4 drought in Ceylon accounts for :he
fearcitv of milk in the cocoa nut.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20
LOST.

20
I S>T-A REP LEATHER POCKET MEMORAN.
IL DUN BOOK, a. about twelve O'Clock ro-dav
from the Governors office 20 Canal street 0nly
Sainable to the owner. reward of TEN Dol.
LARS will be paid when seturned to ne at No 25s
saDal street. and no questions asked
Jai8 JAMES s. CLARK
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20

Kissing through veil is straining sweet
GEES.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20

Treasurer Spinner will write his name On
:te register of Florida hotel.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20

..Noiseiess divorces are procured By an
attorney in st. Louis.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20

Anew race track is 70 be laid ont near
Cincinnati.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20

ill try" is the motto adopted By lard
sAanafac .nrer.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20

'ENIE lASEDIsIEG. HOMESTEAD
Co..f..g!.!va Association.
louisiana
NPElCtR..
A.'S1:NE GERARD P.e.;h:s
EMILE DgBUYS Wee Presidents
DCSUAU HALPHEE. Secretary.
ULCER LAUVE. Treasurer.
BOARD - HIREs.oks
JULES .CYES. JEAN LANGlfs.
ALPHoSSE TERTk0:. WILLIAM +. SCHNiDT.
P. CYPRIEN EICARt, EMILE DzBUYS.
CHARLES NATHAN. ARISyIDE GEgsEk
IaNV1LLI /. KERS!OE,
aoSMG.IEl..
o:ga'':I':cn-E. :gDUTS. :. TCI.S. q. "a
THAN.
Finance-A. TEITROr. J. .UYES. b. Z. xEg.
MON.
Lands and rarms--A. .EgTEcv, ,. l. xEREIOI
P. 6. PICARD.
Co,epeIatiye Stores-W. +. sC2MIDy, Z. Dz.
BUYS, J. LASGitS.
BvLaws.-E. NgBuyS.j. TCyEs. CHARLES Ma.
THAN.
Office ~ ~. Assoc ia on u g &c Sui!din. soos
or Canal and Common streets. telG Bra
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20
INSURANCE,
4 NEHICAH MUTUAL ASSURANCE
SOCfATfOS.

4 NEHICAH MUTUAL. SNstRANCE
Assoc
OF NEW ORLEANS.
1j..... ......COmmercial Place e.
FlRST ANNUAL STATEMENT.
IN conformity with Che requirements Of ehsir
| charter. the Assos alton pUb.isb the ts!S.ag
! statements:
ASSETS
Premiums on policies issued. $50 70 H6
Bills receivable shcC: tine. sscUfed.... N,332 20
o." '"lhituIs '''...'.................. 1880 ~
Cash IN bank and on hand. 246f
Bills receivable. stock ao.es.......... 2ae $50 90
1sta! sss<'s.......... ..............S994lss IS
LIABILITIES.
Premiums collected. ..........,... 49, s:l 2:
Premiums Unc0 observation-disclosures. sgsa:.
Return premiums discounts ana sein.
su:ance. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l.Nse
Commissions and salaries. ::..: 2:
Expense. rent. taxes. stationery and "a.
Sert'sinS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. asa =
Fire losses paid. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. :a302 2,
Fire losses adjusted. rot due assoc.
Cash paid on stock. ,,.....
Total lati'i.i.s .AI!sg.: 3.
''' S:s:39 -
The above sta'enlen. is a Just. true and ee,..c:
transcript from the hook Of .he association.
8. i. Icg3. S:s..:..S
3. MEYER ssc;e.a...
Sworn to ard sutscr.bee: be!ss. ne I'll, :s.s,.
'eeus. Gay Of January. 1854.
ABEL PREVIOUS. Eotas. PJ.s.a
II siee!a. meeting, held in conformity with
inc charter, on the f:s: Monday in January. 1874.
III. >. T. Loeb president and y. Isyes, .ssre,s.y,
were Se-e.ee.ed laSu imcuely.
Trustees
E.hoALASDEs WILLIAM iro.ia Re-
r. bhLlN'. WILLIAM EDERy
:. E LOEE. 81. AZC0ys
l. sCHoSMA:S. A. MU1EB
?. GLAISf, J. LEVY
g. = ANDhhSc!s WILLIAM sgArN. ~.
q. hAfNEk. JACOB Won EovEE.
'ACob ALT, }. NJ BEGUE,
HIG0REDWJtz sOsEpH BRArnvpu
At the first regular monthly meeting of .he
board OF Trustees it was resolved that an interest
Ct ten per cent on the capital stock be paid in.
cash on and sttsS :ss fifteenth day Of February
oexc T. Nvyvp s.or.,o
js- lD $s'"t<'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-20

Doe skin pants ought to be dear.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-08-19

EasH Der Stab Neiss uns bic &utbs Ma.
rpnS. Gin geslmann lsbte 70 libel, zap i'm Ieir
pfarrsr srf alsin, tsrna& BON Der aan,sl frafte
Oisisr ppats ibn safar ,i8tissn, unp wtil si,
Stlsisisuns fHsrtli6 ssi6sbsn mar, 10 icuts si,
&ate aud rHsntIi& ausssibt psrbsn. Gr tat
auf ben Srnntas pisIs gsna@tarte pom, Abel
famii Es 3susen iein lpatta. lem prislfsr abe,
sdm % insssbsim ;u Ssrsn. Ia1 hem GIsr
Iibris ibn Der Gseluidnn in Gin 3ir,msr, no BIZ
@alis enr6 bic Wlasisur allsS lsbsn fonntsn
pier bislt or ibm sen ibm ais lsinsm 3ir6snpa.
irrn espisfsnen Gsipefi nit Irsb unb SGtIt
pprtsn yer : >. Sisbs ea. Msrl. siss IN Der Shl
Nrls, ppnl'i it reinr &srwsssnpsit ~tslraier
pi1 !" Ter tsbsrSts prielirr irat tinsn S6rit
,uriit, seq silisF sinsn puTtr aus Der Sal6e u
bielt itm bic Mineurs ser'S 0si9t nit ben
Wprtrn ,.Satm Guer Wnaeen zen Stat 9e.
is, 10 babe i'd bic &u,be aarpas; sabsr ratb.
i4 wpblmsirenr, irl&sn nitt gu sstrau9sn, Ia.
mil i6 sa mtinsr @eibsirisuas mid Ger 8utbs
adrpnS nitt bseirrm %elrie." Ter GeeImann
lssts Zen z iab NVis ia6ts neg aue sias in eas
3immsr, ie or sen allen Ulltsu, bic HIS mil
dnstbe;i uns saSsisbsn battsn. BRAY aasssla&t
wuIee.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-08-19
g5 Gin MitsIits s.s gsYOfatenaaups ypu

Es5~ Gin MitsIitp ees Observation-Disclosures spn
Sasinip County Ri9, bsfans I'D fay,li6 in
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in sinsm flsinsn eanp.
taetten bes Staatss. Dor Der Office hes 81.
tells, in BEN sr atselisssu mar, rsssts ibn Gin
@tf&dftsrsiisnSsr nit Der sisisr alals sissnsn
gcrpiBisfsit an .@pbr?" Der slsspfat slaub.
ts ni6t nit benz 6rassfslsr bsiannt su isin IN,
srpissrts fur; +: ,grn Detroit. .6ar psl9es
Saus rsiirn Sic, mar bic nG9lis Grase ees
Commits t. @Syassurs. .6Ir msin ~sissnss",
DAb sarf i& I'm SIREN Wamsn bitten ?"-
~5awpbL bic grlautnis babsn Sis."-Sisrau'
pduie, pdbrenb psl8er ssr @sspfat ifia DOT I'D
binla6sIt unb Der @nhers 3si&sn Der unssrul,
Ssrratb. ~Iun, mas 1T Sbr Tamsg" DSOnss.'
DWas fur cine Srands psrtrstsn Sie?" sd
ssrifsbe sic ni&t!" Mit srS6tr llnsstuls CT.
nsusrts str &siisups feline 5rass: @as ssItau.
fen SisI" &ubis s~rpipsrte Der Mtscfat : ,Gs.
birn!" SUiUrt nabm Der Saaslunss. &tiisnp,
bic 0slsstnbsit wabr unb inssm CT ben Mescfa.
ten pon aepf bis ,u 6uB muierts, bsmsrftt or
DWsa, Is iSsint mir, Rap sic elm isbr tlsiast
Maaer SapUn bel lid batsn." Der @epVtat sIisl
bic antpUrt idaleis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-08-19
Yeter c&tene's
General : M9cmtmr

fir bic neutrality-suspicious.:
Capital am I. Sanaar 1874.
Supsrial ron 9cncon, 5 5000, 900
Nosal Scn liverpool, Il, 105,SS5
German amsriean S.Nsy. 1,65O,SO1
ct. saul Spn ct. paul, S19,621
ct. Soiep5 Yrn MiFcuri, 575,469
Sremers BON Wilpauf.e $4,000
aetna Sife Sniuranee So. 2 ,12O,69O
die dltsfe In Nmsita.)
M.M. 4eeibential BON
Sartfcre, 1,500,S5
Disfs nidStissn Ssntpasniesn. te 10 BEL Gem gbieaas uns
Sefpn Jencr eur6 pinftii6e 3sbluHa itrer gesluRs be.
pdbtt tabsr. s%nrfshisu lid isltf ure .5rrsr SerF9run.
su spn @tssnttam III Zen biaisftn Rats1 sst,ssea ssnsm.
men persen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-08-19

Ia SIN Sbtater ron Hpsara CAB % fiir,.
LID cine unsneli6 fcmiide Seens. bic atsr bale
~traurise 6olssn sebabt bate. Gin 5ai&enIpie-
lsr, Der gcrfsuunsen CAB, bate auf 1tinsu An-
itIasist:eIn II. ". aud ansefinsist, or psrbe si-
men Isbsnbisen @sni6sn ssrIpsiltn. Oas gu.
tlifun,, ntusieris. ME or bitisn S6trs tur@fab.
rem treree, hranste ld bes Abenbs in bsaeu Sau-
fen ms 5beatsr. Nabeem bic 5aI6enIpielfin.
tie ;u Gnss parsn, enti&nlpists ii& Der aiinflsr.
pom Vsrfpeisn sines lebsncen MtnItsn Tin.
gang nsbmen ,u mii1sn, tpel f9 Rismant ba,i
bsrseten MOLE. Nc6 bate er faur BEN Wunb
seitIO6sn, ais aud i9cn srsi iunss esute aus
benz paraust auf bic Sibns i~pranssn, nm i'd
ibm CUR Vsrfisuns ;u fsaen. Der aanfler
atsr, in bisitr fatalsn Situaticn ni1t libel ae.
faBt msint CT babe in ieinsr Anfanbisuns nidts
fascn ssiast, bab sr sinsn Meni@sn lammt li.
nsn 8leieern serlpsilsn poQe; CT babe einen mad.
ten babel i'm Sinne ssbabt. gluf tas bin per.
lisbsn srsi isner iunssn esuts bic gabns, nab.
rens Der Dritts icfcri Initalt ma1ts, T9 ~ ent.
flsiben. Hun mar gutter &atb tbsur. llnls,
5al&enipisler risf BEN iunssn Wsniten ~, 9,
babe in isinsr anfinoisuns allsreinss sslast, 6,
ipsrss sinen Istsneissn @sni&sn snipsiisn, atsl
fapcn, tab or ibn unssfs6t serlpeiien msres, ba.
be sr ni&ts ssiast. Sect tssann issuG sin SSl.
lsnlarm i'm Sbsatsr unS bic yeIi,si bate al,
Sanss vol gu tbun, ben Sai@snipislsr nit bsi'
Ter Saut beiisiis su i6aTsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-08-19
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fur tie 8 srSstsn Dampff6iHs . Gcmsasaissa nab EUROPA.
5daIids sbfabrt.
Sam6nrs : .Ameri6ani(6e Siuie Is Oampfer.
2toro-9 eut(6er Sfopo, 2sremsu is 0ampfer.
@uuaro Sinie, Siperpoof &
Antwsrpsu 36 Dampfer.
Die lduiesse seu gdHdaisrsn. bic is In ZEN lesten IS Sab.
rtu auf titfeu Dampfern bsrubtr u. tinlbsr fgesirs base, fus
bic bette GmpfesIuns uns bateu nitr cas- 3utriEeu uieinsr
5rsHnee ssF6at.
Sn Serbintuns nit Cbissm, ffcae i'd, gSed,iel
anf allie Sauptifdstc @urppas dus.
Gifenbabn Ii6ets
mad alien SauptfdetsH amsri,a's urs Gdltfurnia's tsnnsn
ben sdusen Sas In neiuer Office su efr rssetm6sissu Pref.
ZEN sttauft rsresn; Is Ia ni6t uSttis I'd auf zen 9systs bic
Rirren sinttreeu 81 lafen.
0runoeigentgnm CREAL ESTATE.)
Sirs srSss Susrabl ses bsftn Stast Gissnttums. nj.
ard 5armtu une gratrieldutersit fae BEL MIR aeIs ~ ben
sanhtsfsn teetnsunseu ~ bsteu une sriGae 10 ieeeu, Der
fttn @sIs in eisentbun t6r uni ssrtrrtriuserb ~anisssn
nil, ueiue often ~ prafsn.
DUR Irssuus peR gapita.isn Rire aIf F5sras HRs rs,at
tie Gstis Serge setraesu.
Better aieue.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-08-19

S4- Tic 8iuanSIass pen 5sherier. lsras,
mus ssrass aud ni6i BIC bette ieiu. Sdmmtli-
Dc yp!iSilisn purrsn jinsif auf s'siantSduns
iprn Gamilisn ZEN @aYcr ais gaJltWnesa ssr.
ssfaert, sa ls ni6t iWr ibrm lluWrbalt iSrstsn.
3a ibrrr ~Gnil6aleiauns tra@ien bic @eieBsSba.
ter scr, hap Cs in Zen ItBttn iami @cnaten nur
,pSlf Dclars ssn bsm Saei6aBmsifsr srbal.
ten baiten, Uas gum ysbsn gu psnis ane gum
Stsrbsn ~ risl isi, Die ngasatunesn" wnr-
ben frtissprp&sn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-08-19
nterbaltemDes 8.
WettP; 2nfdueiasr S&er, ,iemet BEN Gbriasu,
trssttert bic Seslt une ~bsfsreert isltt bic

Wettp; xnfdnetasr S&er, ,iemet benz Gbrihsu,
trsettert bic Ssls une bsfSreert isltf bic
@sfuHetttt hes Qtises.
GsSN Cine tatbUIii6e lnipsritSt fir ameri.
tanti@s 3siiunssi&reibsr. 3eitsemab mare Gin
iol@ss Snifitut gang enti&isbsn. tamit BEN gu.
blifuni, BEN fatbrlii9sn pie uitt fatbsli.
i@sn lniinn sripart piirbs, wie sr fd in sinsm
". ycrfer gIaits, bas i6 Seuti&ss 5auptor.
gan ;u i6tItsn telistt brett ma&t. 8sri6tstba baa
seufl9s Sauptcrsan BON tinsm @ufrubr untsr ben
aatbclitsn in Cape. @as Der sntltaubsn Itiu ipa,
neil Der rcrtias gsialias So9w. $. Dsssn, b
Ntne fatt Na&mittass baIb vie,
ubr absmbs a&tubr baItsn wolfe.
ssatsn, bic ni6t pi6en, baB mad srSlf nbr
fsine Ms6e mtbr sslsisn wsrbsn bari, tbats
cine fatbclii&e llnipsritat tnti6ispsn gut, cher
eana icate fe siufa6 ibr Sanbperf ais 3si-
t~unssf&reibsr aufsebeu. sic blamirsn iit un-
herbli& babel.
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Norboeuti9er 2lobb.
R~ssslmabiss pot : 3ampfi9iT 5abrt ;piI&en
Sreinen mnc Baltimore

eur6 bic sissns fir bisisn 3wsd an Der GlySs sr.
~bautsr, nit allen grfprberninen ssrItbsnen neaeu
tilsrnen pplfeampfihiFe BON $500 Sonnen:
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E.ST DAP bic ganif pprabs, il. III aus tsm
lmtans srl3tIi&, sab in Gbieasc Semanb 50
Gents ~scrssissn fam. ubne bsfirtten ,u milf.
itn saB in zen 3situnssn am fclssassn Sage
bic auffnSans isinsr esi&s i'm StinfHuhs an.
sessist H. iassn bic ct. 9suiIr SlGttr.
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@runaeigsnt6mm CREAL ESTATE
gster aiene.
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RdIfsrisfs, Sssetbtfen, nsbf alien sfi,tsaen Deiumsu.
ten Esrstn aafs gunitli6as bsfsrst bel
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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-10-29
THE MORNING MOON.
A JAPANESE FANCY.

Blue morning breaks, the glad sun
showers
His splendors over wave and flowers
White ships, fair forests, towns and towers.
Still the pale moon, which lately shone
Unrivaled, now, with glory gone,
Through golden CULTS OF light sails on.
Like an old sage, grown sad and slow,
With feeble step and hair OF snow,
And back that curves like bending bow.
Around him youths with souls of fame
New systems, laws and fashions frame,
And reap fresh fields Of wealth and fame
The powers he fondly priced have flown;
The minds he worsnipped are unknown,
He wanders through the world alone.
0 lights that fade, and loves that range!
. cheeks that blanch and hearts tina,
change!
o bitter life, NEST sad and strange!
KAHN
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-10-29

1t is awfully annoying to have
some other fellow clothes left in ones
room by the washerwoman. Saturday
we put on another fellows shirt, but
couldn't wear it. Although it was ruff
fed around the bottom. the sleeves
were too short to button cuffs on, and
there was no place for collar.-.A Nil
raukee Sufferer.
A contented home missionary says.
there are only two missionaries to
10000 cannibals. Shall we not give
them larger supplyl" Two mission.
aries, either baked. boiled, or stuffed,
are certainly small potatoes among
such crowd of heavy eaters. and there
ought to be rallying to the front.