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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-11-27
A New Route to Mackinaw.

The Uheboygan Independent says
there is chain of lakes extending from
near the head of Little Traverse Bay
across the country to within few miles
of Cheboygan. The lakes and rivers
connecting them with each other, and
with Lake Huron at Cheboygan, are
now to be utilized in opening a, new
route. Operations have been COM
menced by Macarthur, Smith & Co.,
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-11-27

JEFFERSON DAVIS gives his entire at
tention to pruning and grating apple
orchards in Bath county, Kentucky.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1874-02-06
% oct ifal.
CONFINEMENT.

| [Suggested on seeing a little picture of al
| fire at bedtime
The banks is all bustin', Nance, an thing
is gon' ter smash
The people sold for credit when they d oughte
sell for cash.
An winters bringing poverty to everybody 7
door,
The rich can stand it pretty well-hits orfu
on the poor.
The workin mans the sufferer, Nance, he's
got no work to do,
An folks are goin' TO suffer whar they suffer
ing never knew.
An them that's always "showin' off, to poor
folks what they We got
You'll find, perhaps, that they'll turn out the
poorest Of the lot.
I've jist been thinkin', Nancy Jane, about the
awful muss,
How folks had better live an raise their chill
dreni just like us;
For, as | told old Deacon Smith, he sed it all
was true,
He never in his life had seed two folks like me
an you.
Our homes an old log-cabn, Nance, half hid
den in the woods,
Our family's rich in life and health, but poor
in "worldly goods
we haint no fine lace curtains, or no carpets
on the floor
But the sun is always smiln' through the
window an the door
Our farm is small, we've got spring, and
horses, hogs and cows;
We've gals TO milk, an cook, an sew, an
boys to tend the plows.
We've got no gold in banks that bust, nor
owe no man a cent,
tell you, Nance, the Lord is good, and we
should feel content.
We're plain an honest country folks, an
know no ''city airs
We read the Bible every night before we kneel
in prayers
We go to church on Sundays, Nance, and
walk just like the rest,
An live like Christian people ought-we try
to do what's best
Our boys don't do like the city boys, who
from their duty shirk,
Whose parents raise EN- up to think lis a dis
grace TO work.
Our gals amt like them city gals you will 30
often meet,
Who ought to help their mothers more an
run less on the street.
You don't see Thomas Henry pushin billiards
every night,
Or loafn' bout the tavern gettin' treated till
he's tight.
You don't find him runnin' round to catch
some damsels eve,
Or courtin OF some gal that's rich, whose
daddy's bout TO die.
All Nance, the time has come at last when
pride must have its fall
The folks II find the workin man the life an
prop oe all
The farmers independent, Nance, his trade
will never spoil,
SO long as he is able with his sons to till the
soil.
The proud, aristocratic folks, who sot in for
tunes door,
Who thought they never come to want, are
"busted up an poor;
Their servants gone, their horses sold, their
houses and their lands,
An everything except their lives are in the
sheriffs hands.
Old woman, PM your knttin' up, its gettin'
purity late,
III read bout two chapters in the Bible, If
you'll wait;
Well pray 10 God before we sleep, as every
Christian ought,
An thank Him. not for what we want, but
what we have and got.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1874-02-06
selrrted Selistellanp,
HAROUN AL RASCHID.
Not one Happy Woman in his Kingdom.

The renowned Caliph rose one MORN
ing in very melancholy humor. He at
once summoned his Grand Vizier, who
hastened to obey. He thus addressed
his Premier:
II feel very disconsolate; | had a
dream last night, when beheld all the
women of my kingdom at the foot of my
throne, bcseeching me to help them
Their grievances were that they were un-
happy, asking me to remove their wretch
edness; and j must admit, it is true,
their lot is very hard"
The Grand Vizier replied "Sire, |
assure you there is no ground for their
complaint, and that among all not one
would consent to exchange her condition.
81 am aware that my ministers are
always ready to deal in such phrases
whenever they are reproved- that the
people and their interests are neglected.
But | swear by Allah. | shall have you
strangled if you do not produce in the
space Of one month one happy woman.
DO you hear? but one single instance
out Of my whole kingdom. 1t is certain
ly demand of no great hardship And
now, you may 60 in peace, and shall
expect your return after one month. But
if you have not complied with my com-
mands by.that time, fear my wrath"
The Grand Vizier retired disbeartened,
as you, my gentle readers, may well inn
agine. He at once sought an interview
with the President of the Bagdad police,
from whom he obtained poor comfort,
who expressed serious doubt whether
one happy woman could be found in Ha-
roun al Raschid's entire kingdom-nay
in the whole world Leaving him with
a heavy heart, the Premier undertook
the task himself, well knowing that bis
life was at stake. As a man of acute
understanding, he commenced his inqui-
ries with the Sultana. Taken by sur
prise, she replied "Do you expect me
to be happy when the Caliph scarcely
devotes an hour to me, but instead, walk
the streets all night in disguise, while
am filled with constant dread Of his meet
ing with some accident at any time? d.
not think of it The very poorest wo
man is happier than | am"
The Premier, cast down, left the pal
ace, when he met a maiden. with bloom
ing cheeks, carrying water vessel Of
her head. and singing merrily as sh
went He called to her, saying. "Ar
Montgomery County sentinel., 1874-02-06
JAMES w. Bosw ELL,
MONTGOMERY INSTITUTE

COOKE D. LUCKETT, (Univer. of Va.,)
PRINCIPAL.
MISS ROSA HAYDEN, (Academy Of Music,
Peabody Inslituie,)
Vocalist and Teacher of Instrumental Music
THE SIXTH ANNUAL SESSION will
begin on MONDA y, September 5ih, 1878.
a5- For Terms, &C., apply to the Prlnci-
pal. sep 3-9m
Montgomery County sentinel., 1874-02-06

Tipkins aroused his wife from A sound
sleep the other night. saying he had seen
a ghost in the shape Of an ass 20, let
me Sleep" was the reply Of the irate
dame, ''and don't be frightened at your
own shadow"
Talking about np-sctting sIeighs,
Wicks remarked to the young lady be
was taking out 10 drive, Il always pick
the softest spot can fnd, when upset
a sleigh" She replied, Il should think
it would grow monotoaous; always fall
ing on your head
A negro was put upon the stand as q
witness, and the judge inquired if he
knew the nature ofan oath. ''For cert
log. boss" said the citizen; '.if | swear
10 lie, must stick to him !"
"what comes after I, !" asked teach
er Of small pupil, who was learning the
alphabet. lie received the bewildering
reply: .'You do--to see Liza"
Though modesty is 50 beautiful. and
winneth 50 on all beholders. yet single
word. nay. a glance, may destroy its
glory.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1874-02-06
e BROS,
'ailors and Fine Clothiers,
-a9hd7agte01a, ID. Q.
IMPORTANT TOLADIES
ls73 Fa.I and Wimtcr ls73.
HCs y ssAH stHHU w EEFdOu 1910
The Largest and most Com
plete Stock Of Millinery in
the District.

lT AIDES visiting Washington are respect
IL fully solicited to call aud be convinced
that our GOODS cannot be excelled, ifequal-
led, in style, beauty and quality.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1874-02-06

A WoRLD or MIRACLES. "A Kentucky
correspondent tells the following story Of
the Rev. Green Clay Smith, fornicrlya
general in the national army, member
Of Congress, ard now an excellent and
active Baptist minister. The Concord
churches are mostly in "sweet Owen"
where everybody is born Baptist and a
''rebel,p . so-caled Among the visiting
ministers was Brother Smith, who was
appointed to preach at the stand. Among
his auditors was one-eyed, staunch adj
herent Of the ',lost Cause" who became
exceedingly interested in the earnest dis
course to which he was listening. At
its close he walked up 10 the preacher,
and cycing him very leisurely from head
to foot, the following conversation ensued:
"They tell me you werea Yankee gen
eral Leh n
Eyes, sir, | was"
"And a member of che Yankee Com
grcss y
"Yes."
Nov converted r.
II hope So"
aud preacher?D
"Yes."
rWell, well y exclaimed the astonsli-
ed Owen, lifting up his hands in his
amazemcpt, II declare. the days Of meri-
cles amt past yet Y
Montgomery County sentinel., 1874-02-06
Tnp RoMANcr Or REAnrrY "A widow

THE ROMANCE OF REALITY "A widow
Of seventy years died in Portsmouth, N.
H., the truth of whose life was stranger
than many a fiction. At the age Of 1S
she married the choice Of her heart, a
young sen captain, and after n brief and
happy honeymoon heleft for foreign
voyage But his ship was never heard
from, and doubtless foundered at sea,
with all on board The young husband,
as be was dressing for sea the morning
he left home. playfully threw pair of
stockings backward over his head, to test
some sailors charm or other, and they
CHANGING to land on the top Of a canopy
bedstcad, he remarked: 'Sarah, let
them stay thore till come back Aud
many and many year they have lain
there, but alas he never returned. But
neither love, nor hope, nor expectation,
ever died out in her faithful heart during
all the many years Of her lonely pilgrim
age To the last, whenever door OPEN
ed, or step was heard approaching, she
turned to see if it might not be he whom
she mourned and sought. But he never
came again to her--lpt us hope and trust
that she has gone to him BY her desire
she was buried in her wedding dress,
with white gloves and wedding ring
Her sister, ,salso, had peculiar but very
different experience. After an engage
mont of tweuty-seven years. her lover
left Portsmouth for New York. AMI in
very short time became enamorci with
an Irish servant girl in his brothers. fam
ilv, and married her.
SAMpo's TAX REoErpT "A negro liv-
ing in q neighboring county having been
fortunate enough to accumulate conside-
rable of this worlds goods, desired, as
all loyal subjects should to pay tax on
the same. II being new business to
him he did not know there was u proper
officer for receiving the tax. and conclu-
ded that all that was necessary was to
find man with white skin.
Consequently he hailed the first man
he met with. ''Say boss, want to pay
my tax, aust give it to you r On b.
ing told that it would be received by tho
comprchending white gentleman, the ne
gro gave him $25, and asked il that was
enough. Il suppose it is" said the
white man. BOSS, GIN me some show
in' for dat, said the negro Again tho
wits Of the white man were at work, and
he soon handed the negro u slip Of paper
with the inscription, AS Moses lifted
the serpent out of the wilderness. like
wise have ] lifted SS25 out of this d---ri
negro's pocket" ("
Not long after this the negro met ths
tax collector proper. "Done paid it boss,
and here's de 'ceipt 1T the same time
handing the piece of paper TO the officer
He read: ''As Moses lifted the serpent
out of the wilderness. likewise have /
lifted $25 out of this d-n negros pock-
ct" ..Hold on. boss, you read um
wrong" calculated the astonished dar-
key, as he snatched the paper aud car
ried it 70 another man, who began to
read, 'rAs Moses lifted :" Here he was
interrupted by the negro, who exclaimed:
"Looka-yar, jes GIN me dat paper, Pm
gwine to lift dat white man ont'n of his
boots, fore God is" With this he left,
and not having been heard from since, il
is supposed he is still looking for the man
to whom he paid his tax.-S. G. paper.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1874-02-06
UNDERTAKING.
& TAILORING

THE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully
return her thanks to her patrons for their past
patronage, and solicits q continuance OF the
ga me at
Mrs VI HARDESTY'S,
No SO Washington Street,
Georgetown. d. G.
dec 2O-tfn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-08-05

Mbcr benz pereine Der Nauib !! Gin
getrunfener pini4te Irbeit an gofsy'S Slei.
mine unb man tuarnte Jpn ron etr StTnuns tss
S&a@tes pss,utleibsn, ba er bintinfaQsn iSnnte.
Or aber benupte bic mpmentaxs MbpsItubeit Der
@rtsitsr ba3u in ben 2upf ~ ~flettsrn, ~bsfefists
f& unb trieb has yfsrp am @Sptl an. Das
pfsrb sins, absr nur usniss S&ritts unp 70 bling
er bort, sbtn ben 5immtl, uaten Gin buEeert bier.
zig 5ub tisfes God. CT l@rie unb bic arteitsr
fanbsn ibn In bsr psrspsifsltsn Gage. Sie tris.
ben bas yferb an, bab Der 1opf itise, ha 0
S&autsr, faat Der llnsIidii&e ;ur Ssits. Die
Mrtsiter srsbtsn bas 8sii&t at. unO partetsn
itbe Ninute auf ben bumpfsn S6aa, Der ibnrn
aunee ssbsn foats, bab Der unslidIi@s iein e.
ben unter sesnbet. Ord % fam auetrs. Der
3aaenps fabn slhdli&srwsiis sinise Sprisben
uns 70 bius sr an btm Solse Enlightenment ibsr
benz i&aunli4sn absrunb. Gin arbsitsr fiss
i'm 1opfs binuuter, ufabte Jpn unS 10 parp CT &C.
rstt:t. 9ttr btrmabsn mar bic aufrssuns iibtr
bic aussstanbsne IOpssssfabr, pab CT Obnma&.
tie tparb. Der &aui& mar sGn,li& ssl&wunesn
unb in cine Ylsimine srbt or aud nitt mebr.
0urrs sr sarOb tas Sauien Iaien, mare bic Sec.
tipn frsili& nod better.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-08-05
Ans Dem %lor0meftcn.

Bic Scufhrccfcn in Icbrasfa.
Iisls rer5esrenbe ysif bat aud in tieiem Com.
Her richer uniern Siaat bsiutt unb ri6trte
arper Isrbecrunssn in ben Counties an, bic
nSreli6 uns wshlid srn S6uslsr lisssn. Don
bisism punfts wsfli&, mo- fat nur ntus @niss.
Ter mrbnen, il sic 9ernidtuns cine ltredlids.
SauIenee ron adsrn nit 8rru iinb sOaifGntis
psrnidtet unb itsint tis Raissrnte in eisler
@rsenc scGitGntis ssrlcrsn su isin. Gin @liids,
quail III ss, eaB Der @sissn fat ibsraa einse.
bsimit mar, ais bic ylass bsrsintra4, fcnf ma.
rem bic Bplssn aubsrt trauris %scpsisn.
Omaha pUf.)
Minucfpta Bat Gin slidliass Counts. Gs
III @rpebus. Mit $1,000 bat % fTr;li& ben
Sst ieinsr S6ulo te;ablt. Sat Sch ssnus in
ieinsr Gale um bic aussabsn sa %tsltrsittn u. bat
ni9t nStbis b. s. Sarsn a%ussultrsitsn, trpscsn,
bic Sussrpiicrsn $1,000 fur bic tsSirftissn
6rensaniieblrr teisstsusrt BADEN. Ni4t i9ls&.
ter at 1T Srppn Co., has Nitte Suli an ssr.
i6iessnsn GOnss i'm S3ass cine @siammtium.
me ron $24,852, woprn $16,SS0 in gaar auf
Der Sanf unr in 8ale bate.
Sn M~inneapplis bat bic Scrtiss San.
eslstammsr tsi9IrHsn, pura cine gtipat- s pase-
te bic 5000 Sur rutsrliBuns Der ron ben Seu-
itrsdsn @si9aeisten aafjubrinssn, bic @Uup.
Davis ron zen County Gpmmi6arsn, BON Ssn.
nepin Gcunts p~srlanste unp bisrauf srlisetn "a
Siirssr Der Stast felssnee Grtlaruns
nOie 3situnseu ron ct. paul uns spn an.
eer~Grta baden il& itsr sas Ssirassn tsrG Ouuty.
GrmmiHire BON Ssnspiu 60. sewunesrt, neil bic.
is cine 3abluns aus Der County. aals fir bic pon
rer SsuiHrrden' plase tstrpTsnsn Counties, ron
$1,000 ni6t bewiaisten. Giniss Yirltr ron
Winnsaprlis absr BADEN iofort cen County.
GUmmihdrsn isnsu uussissli&en S9ritt sripart.
Sic untsrssi&nstsn cine Note BON 5000, bic
aud irfcrt BON elmer Sanf austsseblt wurrsn II.
Sr. pilsburY puree a~nsspisien, pIs 0sle mad
Ssfuom Der Sanoelsfammsr in Der bsfsn @tiis
an,umsnrsn. Haiirli9 wirp srpartst, bab bic
ua9le @ssBssbuns bic Summs suriif %srlfatts."
(Wanb.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-08-05

paris. 81. Suli. Sn Der HationalpsrSamr,.
lung faub bents bic Debate iiter bic gsrienfraae
TAFT. @ambstta's @ntras, ben Sslaasrunos,a.
itanb aufSabeben, puree nit 366 aeasn 2S2
Stin,nen per,rcrfsn, nne Der antraa, bic SsI.
ZION am 6. gusult bis sum 80. Ncpsmpsr ,u per.
tasen, nit srrbsr Wsbrbeit a%nssnommsn.
Gnelano.
Selfaf, 80. SuIi. Die Irbeitsr in ben bic.
Issn 5la6sipinnsrsisn batsn sinsn Strife Be.
spnnsn unp ma6tsn bsuts abrnS trpbsnee De.
m nifraticnsm. Msnsen psridtsn ,isbsn bur&
bic Siraeeh unb batsn trreits msbrere Sdde.
rsisn ansesriHsn. Der @asifrai bat 400 fer.
mere ppliiilten %ssrlanst.
Spanien.
SaYpnnt, 80. Suli. Die garIifsn bsbaus-
ten, ;wii9sn GaieI 6oait unb 8isusras, in Der
Nabs Der @rsnse sinsn srpecn Siss iber bic
&ssisrunsstruppsn srfampft su baten. Die Der
LUTTE iine auf tsipsn Ssitsn srOB.
Die Garliifsn leQsn in atrsse, bas BEN gs.
ri9tsn, psI&e fe in Gusnea ssriittsr @rauiam,s
tsi:sn bsI4ulpissn, irssnS psI6e Wabrbeit ~
@runbe Iisss.
paris, 81. Suli. Die vSsmps" mtltet,
haB bic 3si&nunssn fir bic earliiil6s anlsibe
ben it&s @iaiunsn Cellars l6 tsrsiis auf srsi
@iaiunsn Dollars ~bslaufsn, unb blf eicje Gum
me bea.e mad Spanisn ssi6idt purts.
Wasrib, 81. Suli. Der ,Smpareial" sr-
bstt sessn 6rantrsi8 bic fcIssnssn 9ntlassn
WaTsn, pslas sas fSuisli6s @appsn tss DON
Carlos trussn, ins SHsntli4 in 8ayunns ssr-
fault wcreen.
Cine 6abrif in Ssrssaur bat Gpntraete fir bic
eisfsruns scn S6ubwsrt fir bic carlihii9s ar-
nice a~tssi&lcEsn, Obas rae bic fransoFi&s &s-
sisruns rapen Nptis ssnommsn bate.
Der Sescsin ron Mabrie, 8smablin bts Don
garlrs, If Der aufsntbalt in pau s~sitattst nor
ben.
Die @uslisfsruns tes Garlifsnfibrsrs Ga
balls wuree pom Der frunSSIi9sn &esisruns Der.
psissrt unp tsHsn &iidfebr auf pantheon 30
ben ni6tS in ben Wsg gelsst.
Der yrGfsft esS Tspartsmsnis Der untsrsn
yyrsnGsn, wsl6sr ben Gariifsn bsbiai6 mar, in
Spanien siusuprinsen, III nibt atselsBt pOrssn.
1auItnss ron bspaTnstsn &sfrutsn fir bic
armee tss IOn Carlos bat bic fran,OHi&e 6e.
sisruns iter bic @rsnse ;isbsn Ia6en.
3psi S6iHslapunssn fran,UFidr @aHen
Fnt fir bic Garlitsn an Der pantheon aalts &C.
lansst prrpen.- 0ut sslsssn!
Stalicn.
q m, 80. Suli. Die 3situns oSpinnione"
ssrI9srt in ibrsr bsutissn Summer, pas Inter
banplunsen i'm @anse ieisn, wsl&s bs,psdsn,
taB bic Sssma6ts mad BEN Seiipitls Dtuti&.
lambs 3lUttsn mad Der ipanii&sn adie isnbsn.
Ga bsibt bab Sisisr S&riit, penn srfclst, ni&t
bic 5rase Der Snt:rpsnticn iapplpirtn lpa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-08-05
en- 9urembura (auii0n) Fns bic Inter.

Sn Su~gembure (auiiOn) iins bic Inter
nsbmsr, tie Setra peer II. Mditsr tsrsits pisrcr
tii6tis an Ter 9lrteit nm ben eura ben Sturm
an benz itSnsn @pttesbauie a%nseri6tetsn S9a.
ben ausSuteHsrn. Sul; unb Sparrsnrerf i'm
5nnsrn hes @etdubss ins bsreits aufserGumt
unb nit bsm &sinissn Der Yadfsins Der sefal.
lsnsn Mausr in tsscnnsn. Gin thinning bat bic
Gemsinte ZEN Grntractprsn $500 ~tspiaist I'm
bic Irtsit su Suafibren, unt ie srisBt has feb.
lenrs Watsrial. Der anseri&tete Sdahsn be.
lauft ib esmna6 auf ettpa 5000 Dollars. Bon
irsl&em @si1s bisis 2sute bsisslt Ene, benefit
hae auf Der Stsle mebrere Der 6smeineemitslie.
Der so unb 100 Tplurs u%ntsri6riste7 I'M ZEN
Saabsn su srisBsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-08-05
sln 0DcIt Bluff Siraee probirte Ies

Sin Wcff SluT Sirabe prObirts lssts
@pte tin Mann cine Sub ~ msltsn ; UNI bic.
ielte leitter a~biapfsn 81 fSnnsn, bate ~eerislte
Gin Sintsrtsin nit sinem Ssil an Gin porn be.
fsitist. Gin gube bislt ibr ren appf uns Der
Mann teaann bic 9lrbsit. Sas ssfsl benz
u&inepisb" ni&t es ~iprsnsts taS Ssil, Der Su-
BE palst l& i'm Gras, Der giner rappslt auf Zen
Stsinsn Der Shabs uno Der Nann rOlt f6
eruntsr unb hritsr. Uas gisb CAB Gsri,nssIe,
tlist ater gum Slid nit psm Ssil an einsm
Saumfumpfsn banssn. alba f! iast Der Nann i&
auiraufsnb, jsyt 1T bic Rsibs an mir. limb Der.
untsr ,ssnstsn bic Strsi6s, rae % cine s4rt bat.
ts. n@arf bu ssrau6tss gtss; Du alie Grip.
psnbtiesrin Stpe np6mal Du Yief." Da,
bri8t has Cell gum ,peitsnmale u. jsBt mar bic
&eibs rieesr an Der Sub. Gle ieBtbie SSrnsr Gin
unb trauf esbt's auf ben Ysiniser. ater Der
nidt faul, mar i'm Hu iber Der 5sn3 uue bas
Yisf ibnl mad, mnbte absr bic 5sns burd.
trs6tn unb 70 sins es in 8srierfsrwutb bic
Strabs bintin allss tstrpb.nb, bic man es pie.
herring. Die Sub lsbt UNI sin Yiaisss ,u ssr.
fauftn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-08-05
Sob In Nep gprf 81 .093.
Augug aus Ssn telegraph. psps(4sn.
Granfrei6.


paris. 80. Suli. Ssuts tsridttts has be.
~trsfenss Gcmite Der MISUNDERSTANDING GUN.
fig ibsr ben antras, 8srisn %sintrsttn su la1sn,
nit Der Gmpfsbluns, tab %bisislbsn am 6. ausuf
Beginner unb am 80. Nppsmbtr tnesn. Die
Debate itsr pisien Ssridt wirb am 6rsitass
aattFntsn uns wirs pabri6tinli& cine pi&iiss
psresn. @amtstta uko SimOn psrpsn tu ben
Rstntrn ssbSrtn.
3u slti&er 3ttt bebt 90, rsrbs bic sinfs bic
SntsrpsaatiOn in YtSus auf bic Dor aur,sm snt.
bsdtsn monar&ii&sn lmtrisbs srnsasn, u. auf.
btbuus Sss Sslasrunss,ufanssS in aasn Dc.
parttmtnts psrlanssn. sbs Re ibrs 3uRimmuns
~ ben 6srisr sisbt.
Gs wirb bsriatst bic Itsisruns in geiaiass
babe bas ipanilas Cabinet bsna&ri&tst 3ranf'
reid psrts nit gpus auf bic ansrisnnuns Der
pantheon 8spubiif In lstsrsinfimmuns nit ben
nSrpli3sn RSbtsn banssn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-08-05

NuSpanecruns. Der alsOna .&epubli.
can" iast hab bur& bic atsrmalise 3erfSruns
hr Grnts cine Wade anieblsr jens 9sssnS ssr.
ladsn psrten, UNI zine neus 5simatb a%ufuiu.
4sn, mo- linen ibrs @iibsn better tslObnt psr.
ben. Dan elautt, tab in ~tpsnissn @o6en biz
Salfte Der ginwebnr bic Gsssub ssrla6en bat.
Sn elmer alnTseluns alsin wanrsrtsn bersits 20
gamiIisn aus. Dies mar scraus;uitben, faas
bic SsulGrsdsn f9 attrmaIs s~infnpsn parben.
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1teber Seu fur dtbarcu sturm, b.


lsBts WOas iOpisl S&acsn psruria&ts, fSnnen
mir nod na6trdsli& tsri&tsn, baB bsrislts in
Cottage Sil baS Dad BON Spsi S&sunen ab.
wsbts uno srObsn S4apsn an 5snSsn uno aOrn
in Der llmssssnp that. @u4 in SanS Sprinss
srurla4te has lnwsttsr bspsutsnetu S9apsn.
Sn psOlta purps has Dad Der n9brilian
Gbur&" abstwsbt unp piel S&aSsn al benz auf
Saufsn lebsnptn WtiSsn sstban. Sn Man3s.
fer s~ntialiets Der Sturm s~bsnfaas feline ssrbse.
rsnss @a&t; or rib eas Dad zines 5auiss, Der
Siaetbals unp sinss aauHapens binwss, isBts
einsn sslapsnsn WassOn, Der auf Der 9abn
lfanb, In Yswssuns, Der. mare ss ni@tin 3sit be.
merit worosn, srobss llnbsil bate III ten fUnnsn,
ba Gin 3us untsr~sss mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-08-05

Gecl. Die 81. Gentralbabn bat id stsen
bic atssbrannten in Soma SAILS lsbr liberal &C.
,sist, inbsm ft bic 8ra&tratsn an 8aumatsrial
unb Waare fir isne bart YetrcTensn um 20
yrsssnt berablrsts. Snsspsnbsnes srfubr bisielbe
Iitsrale Ssbaneluns. Da mir sswSbnli@ pas
gsrprrHi6s Der disqualification aufesdsn. 70
isbsn mir nitt an, aud bsren rib%msnswsrtbe
lbatsn III ~strSTentiden. %. 49,
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G6icaao Warftberi9t.

ptr lt%learapb.) 1. glusuIt 1874.
Wsi,s n.-Rubis II. sinsn S6attsn bUbsr ;
Nc. 1, $i.OS3 fir ntusn ; SLIP fir alien ; Io.
2, S1.Ol3-l.05; go. 3, 97-974; ausi9ub
S7-S74 9ts.
@eI6forn. -Waeis, lsbbatt unb fef.
go. 2, I6lcs su 81 Ste Gusi8ub $3.50 ;
@ut ssmil3t 624.
Safsr.-Sef. Glitter Rs. 2, 50 Cts; nsuer
46 Cts; @usi&uB 3S-3S3.
-Nisrrissr gu 20 Cts.
@erRe.-Gubis unp f6pa& gu $1.Oi.
stpeinsfleif&.-5sf unS bSbn 3a
$23.621-23.75
Gett-0ebalten ~ S13.t2s Cts.
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SDir MAIDEN auf bic In3eiss fss GAR
msrsboms in Safinss, Oatcta Co., Minn.,
aufmerfiam. Ssrr S6pars, 1T Gin sttsr Cur.
emturser pom tsfsn collage une non altsm
Shrot une 8crn. Gr III elmer Der Gltsfen an'
iispler Dir 6sssnb, bait Elm sutes Saas ans rsr-
eisnt bic patrOnass Der &siisnrsn unb DEFENDERS
Der Sarner in jener 0sacnb.
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SDas bod Der Soff tbut. 8dtrtein8ar-

gDaS bod Der Sof tbut. 8dtrtein8ar-
NE ron SinInaraT tcunt nab 0alena UNI Goal
Oil" &c. su faufsa. @sit c Srane blieb CT ni6t. or
faufis it aud ned einsn anpern oSranrt". gls
sr ben %selaeen, frp@ or auf ben @assn, lief bic
Yfsrpe ssben unu isdts it6 Gins an. Ibsr Der
Brandt" bate ibn idldfris ssma4t; sr ent-
ialisf. Der S.ummsl fsl ibm aus hem Run.
BE-, siinbste has Strcb, bas Strcb lsBts has
rGoal Oil" in 8susr, bas nGpal Oil" ben
@assniis. Der @assnfs ben i&iafenpsu S8ulte
unp 70 fanp man ibn in Der @abe hes Drsimsi-
lsnbauies. Or. @sYri&, ~tsicrste ibn unb
S&ults. 70 bsibt Der darmsr, nil ipbaIr niGt
msbr lesiel yrannftph bel chamber Iaeen.