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A NNUAIi VISIT
"A TO THE CATHOLIC PRoTECToRY wEsTCHEs-
TER N Y.
In consequence of the solicitations of the numerous
friends of the New York Catholic Protectory the Mana
have decided TO proong the second annual vst
until Wednesday. llth inst inclusive. In addition
10 the many sources OF entertainment that have been
provided for the guests IS an opportunity OF taking
chances u table set which presented by Ills Ho
illness Pope TX. the Girls Protcctory short af
The burning OF their building. and which is now on
exhibition grove belonging to the Institution. The
institution be reached via Morrlsania or Harlem
boats anG by second and Third avenue horse
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WALLAEo's.
The Grst appearance in America the
H6c
oAIETY COMPANY
in
ENGLISH COMIC OPERA.
will take place al this Theatre on
SATURDAY EVENING. AUG a. 1875
This unequal'ed Company will consist OF the cele
DRAFTED prlna DONNA mn, M,rupvs
QrCtn the ROYAL opera House C9yent Garaeni Lonu"
sea sne Pr nn theatres oil England
COMPLETE AND f H2TGrS1S orERArio CON-
organized under the supervision of Messrs Henderson
CONDUCTOR. .....................Mr r. sTANIsLAUs.
Full parlcniars OF Opening opera viii DO duly AN
Box Office open Monday. Augusta
CnMoRE's CONCERT GARDEN
THE MOST MAGNiFFiicENYf G4REDEE IN THE WORLD.
FORMERS
TIE GREATEST LIVING ooRNErIsr,
Mr. J. LEVY
VINO win appear every evening ana render Of the
most exquisite morceaux IN his repertoire OF rare mu
onangeS e prqSFa%no pshtHyf RAoRprSARy,
nan Rs l5e IKE IN IN h
world,
LEVY AND ARBUCKLE,
WILL for the FIRST time perform grand Duet together.
The appearance OF these TWO artists in such aurac
tive manner is an event to which the public have
pectanuy looked forward to for some time, and the
management feel especial pride IN being able
PROGRAMME
FOR THIS SATURDAY. EVENING AUGUST Z.
Concert Waltz "Krolls Ballkange'i .Lumbye
j. Fackeltanz, No. L.. yerDeer
PART H.
solo tortCornet, "SXth Air Varieh De Beriot
Mr.. NJ. ARBUCKLE.
D. Grand Selection Robert lie Diable". ....M eyerbeer
introducing the gems OF the OPERA
o. Aria for Baritone from "Nabucco' Verdi
sung by MI. A. SOtisl.
l. Cornet solo seventh Air Narie ........De Beriot
Performed the nrst time by
Mr. j. LEVY.
PART III
g. Grand Duet for Comets, "Quis est Homo"
. from Stabat Mater .Rossini
Performed the time Dy the two greatest cornet
PLAYERS IN the world,
Messrs. j. LEVY and NJ. ARBUCKLE.
g. Grand isntase on Irish melodies .Maanen
Introduelng The Last Rose summer Ihe Minstrel
Boy 10 the War Has Gone,n "Ihc Rakes OF Mallow,"
''lhe Harp That Once Thro' faias Hall" LAS slow
Our ship" =, Rose Tree Full Bearing "Rch and
ing Before Me" Nora Creina" "Sient. on, Movie be
te Roar OF Thy Waters aud closing with st Patricks
Day In the Morning"
II. Marche Comique-"S G."................. Brahsm
SATURDAY AFfEhNOON at2 ociocS Matinee per-
forlnance. Music BY q Serenade Band OF Selected Mu-
slcians.
Admission, soc. private boxes admitting four So
The Garden Is open EVERY OTHER AFTERN ION,
without music, from 2 to O'Clock; delightful
Tor ladies and children Admission, 25c.
tickets for 90 performances S2) PACKAGES OF " tickets
So.
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BENNETT BUILDING.
DENNETT BUILDING.
FEW MORE OFFICES TO LIT
nIREGrnRY

DIRECTORY
Rooms BASEMENT
ATr saSSe. G GG en%assi Furnishing
4-Thomas NJ. Lynch Vines
~ B. davenport Halter.
6-Baum Friedman Taiors
inlet Very e sh6oS III B sR6RE and Insurance
l-AMcMahSn Morse, Lawyers
John Pyne, Lawyer
81 Herrick Henry Lawyer
J. L. Ludden, Lawyer.
6-Northwestern Life Insurance Company
l. 5. Benedict, agent
Francis Francis s 3. Mekew a@nef lawyer
Nathaniel 5. smith, Lawyer.
e-Aibert NJ Card. Lawyer.
John Fowler, Jr., Lawyer.
~ Chamber OF Lie Insurance.
~ Charlton T. Lewis, secretarL
i2-McCarthy 4 Chalmers. Lawyers
Ii. b. Ferguson, Lawyer.
IN VI w. ' VIA. Gs@y anwyer
international Collection Association.
5. G. Dernckson Lawyer Iy
II Judge Sutherland.
S-Eetiritc6 GCardwel: Lawyers
Dudley l. James, Lawyer
s-sheridan ! Bonyhse, ,ss.nograpnsr
7-Briggs 4 Fellows, Lawyers
J. b. Aitken, Lawyer
s-w- S & ,atTaPnagie :. 5w Lawyer.
". II. Ryan, Lawyer.
+. T. G y9,da% lawyer
Il u nu Wilson Lawser'
lo-wiiEinson / Peters Trustees of Estate ofwhite
II Harrison slrong Lawyers.
Isl IX0pEn Z. W SSssar a'iI1 %SyeP
h-w. 4. Bergholz, Civil Engineer.
Pelham and Por f61 SET, E srh Company
1-Thornton Earle Iawvers
Edgar Edgar K kesbSm egsteT IN Bankruptcy
l-henry wehle, Lawyer.
:: sultan, LAWYER
s-Rnssian american Manufacturing Company. T
ss-nnSrmsn i Whii6seE; lawyer
Purroy; 4 Butzei LAWYERS
s-cra r. n Wsiier ap ssSennck. LawyerA
lio-Chauncey Smaller, Lawyer.
:. Fred. W Kenny Attorney and Counsellor
Is Lockwood 4 Crosby, Lawyers
Ia y. Buhler, Lawyer
FIFTH STORY
IL skdmore, Lawyer
John d. Clute.
slSskemsnH " i.att iis'f Lawyers
At B. Wakeman, Lawyer.
S0 2ii nsSs aaNS finishing Company
5- I%tsh S Z fitch, Lawyers
s-Hascal L stetson Lawyers
.sceiety 1 ior keiormsti s ofJuvenis penOueu
IDS II. Steele, Lawyer.
=. ". II. King, Lawyer.
III p. j. A. Reed, Lawyers
iS-Byrne, Everett Co., Lawyers
Il Walsh Haibert& Eckerson, Lawyera
SIXTH STORY.
John Townshend. Lawyer
A. Nicholson.
VIM. Coventry Il. Wadden, General AsSiRnen In gank.
ruptcy act OF Congress of lS5l
TX Logan. Scotch Granite Monumental 40
SO. W.Carpenter, Lawyer
a Otis y. Hail. Lawyer
b)G. =. Webster, Lawyer
jefferson Clark lawyer
81 John L. Knight
~ Janitor
81 NJ. p. hllcr, Lawyer
81 {. A, Lane. LAWYER.
smith Dean, City Surveyor
WlG. W. Van scien, La yeE
u }T. II. Baldwin, Lawyer.
ny Charles ID. Barrow, Lawyer
Fenton Rockwell, Lawyer.
j. A. LydecHer. Real Estate.
Q. r. Iydecker Lawyer
l9 Henry A. Gldersleeve, Lawyer
"a g. X. Darlington, Lawyer
U. W. 1ompkina Lawyer.
y. II. Miner Lawyer
Two passenger elevators running all the time.
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A SODA WATER. MINERAL WATERS, GINGER
"A AeS sparkling Wines. MANUFACTURED OF rnnlete
outfits o. Apparatus aud Materials with ful msIruc.
tons. all departments % manufacture. botng aud dis.
exclusive Rtkts In desirable territory.
iogues tree JOHN MATTHEWS, Ffrst avenue twenty.
sixth and twenty seventh streets New ork.
A DEBILITY BRoUGHr on BY INDIsCRErIoNs
~. and all kindred diseases OF mou radi.
cally cured by hENKY A. DANIELS, 81 D.. la lie King.
ton avenue, near Twenty ninth street ofhos hours
from toA
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personal.

To-PLkAsE MEET ME AT CORNER SEVENTH
sJ avenue and your street saturday or Monday at
three. something TO tell YOU TOM
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A SPECIAL NOTICE,
II. Muscular billy indIscretiOns OF youth and man
HOOD arc radically and permanently cured by l. j..
KAHN, VI. d.. Principal ana Proprietor Or. Kahn's
MAGNIFICENT Museum; residence 81 Last Tenth street.
between broadway and University place. Consultation
from IL A. NJ 10 l.. NJ. or by appointment
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rCIvOLI THEATRE. EIGHTH STREET
L between Second and third avenues.
sAPPMo fRoUPE.ViIKo BHoifiiERSD w
JAMES ONEAL GORMAN BROTHERS, j. earle,
ELLA MAYO IFERn SISTERS,
MILE. SA TORI, NILE. RENNER. MARY EDWIN
AND THIRTY FIRST CLASS ARTISTS
APPEAR THIS EVENING
IN CHOICE AND SELECT PROGRAMME.
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r GRoc0CK LEFT Ny STORE on MONDAY
u evening and has not returned vet. Will be glad
10 receive any pformat ion regarding him.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ACCORDING TO LAW,
N creditors OF Elisha Wheeler. Of he village
Of Middleiown. county Of Orange ana state Of hcw
York present their claims with duly
ed, the subscribers ne qualified assgnees Of the
said Wheeler at said village OF Middetown. in said
county aud state ON or before the OF November
1873 JAMES ii: HulSe. ssionees
Dated this 81 dav OF July, 1875
DUKsUANr TO AN ORDER or THE mon COuRr
il OF Chdncery in Ireland made in the mater OF tho
estate the Rev James Garry. MOuuttOwn. IN
the county Of Dublin. Roman Catholic clergyman de-
ceased-Mariu Dcnuclly and Mary Anne Donnely, his
wife, plaintiffs; William Garry, ueiendant.
All persons claiming 10 be next Of OF the said
Rev James Carry living the time OF his dea tn which
place the 81 day ct May 1917 and particularly
Garry. George Carry and John Carry brothers
OF the said deceased, VINO omgrated TO the United
States OF America about 70 since. or the
legal personal representatives such next OF KIN IA
now deal are by their solicitors before the
st day Of November. lSI5 10 IN and prove their
claims as such next of Kin at the chambers the Right
honorable the Master OF the Rolls. Four Courts Inns
Quay In the county OF the city OF Dublin, defaut
thereof they wll be peremptorly excluded from the
benett OF SAID order Wednesday, the lUth day OF
vember 1873 at IL o'clock In the forenoon at the SAID
chambers Is appointed Tor ling Adjudication
the CLAIMS H. b. WHI1EsTONE. Chief Clerk.
MessrS PERRY MATHEWS, Solicitors for the Plain
tits IN said matter No. 81 Lower orinond Quay, Dub
In, Ireland.
Dated I'd day ofJune. 1873.
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, LYcEUMs AND ASSOCIATIONS.

The New York correspondent of the ST. Louis Repubk
can will 90 West III October with her Lecturer
ON ANGELS, and
THE THIRD TERM
For terms and dates address STEPHEN FISKE, Fifth
Avenue Theatre, New York city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-07

IN nnO YARDS BROWN MUSLINS AND DRILLS
CU.OVO slightly damaged bv fire and water at
burning OF the Langley Misunderstanding ComDanys
warehouse, Langley, 5. g.. Tor sale cheap.
WILLIAM MATHEWS. "a IathGrine street
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THE HERALD SPECIAL LIGHTNING EXPRESS
TRAIN will make the trip from Nhw YORK 10
NIAGARA FALLS and SUSPENSION BRIDGE every
sunday morning, via Hudson River and New York
Central hpllroad leaving the Grand Central DE- pot
S0ociock actual running time lOhours ana the rate
Of 81 miles per hOnr arriving the Falls half
past in the afternoon Attached tins train will he
coaches; also Wagner sleeping drawing
coach ready nj II o'clock every SATURDAY. night
Passengers by this train reach Chicago al &c ock
MObdav morning. via the Lake hOre and Michigan
southern road. by connection at Buffalo, thereby saw
ing "a hours time
fnose desiring to visit sharon springs arrive there
O'Clock sunday morning, remain ii hours al the
springs and return by the lO47 train sunday evening
arriving in New York at o'clock Monday morning
limited number OF tickets viii be sold and can bo
obtaine only nj the Herald office or on the train
REGULAR FAR CHARGED. NO EXTRAS
n. B-For particulars and time table ace advertise
ment under heading TRAN hLLEkS'l GUIDE
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Tickets can now be purchased IN rough 10 Saratopa
Take Herald Tram TO SCHENECTADY where Carriages
Will be IN waiting to convey passengers to SARATOGA ar
irving there III time Tor breakfast -
Fare from New York, including a delightful drive of
70 miles through the country
Close connections made at saratoga by rail for Lakes
George, Luzerne ana chrcon, arriving there before
noon
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= DOR SALE-A FIRST CLASS GROCERY STORE ON
Broadway, on corner near Thirteth street; a gooc
stand business None but cash buyers address DO,
l2G Herald Brooklyn Branch office.
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NOR SALE--A FIRST CLASS FAMILY GROCERY
II store. with Stock and Fixtures complete, located
the best in Jersey City For parucu
lars apply To JAMES DENNIS co, No. lie Nassau ST
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NTARGURRIrE-OLD PLACE, BECAUSE I WISH
w TO please you; am cheerful write soon Yours only
md forever. hOPE.
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BELLIES or The KITCHEN.
Preceded by HIS OWN ENEMY (lrst time in Ameriea)
BUNCH OF BERRIES next Monday.
MATINEE TODAY AT 3D.
DICKINSON HALL.
IL sIXrEENIH STREET AND BROADWAY
Twelfth week and continually increasing success OF
ROBINSONS ENGLISH OPERA BOUFPR COMPANY,
Lischen and frItzehen
Immense hit OF Cnilperlc
w. Ii. Woodleid Clara Fisher George Atkins
l.. y. Jepson, Elma Marini Geo. r. Merrill
Most powerful chorus Full aud plete orchestra.
Umbrella Dance and Grotesque Quadrille
Prices-25c., 5Jc. anu 81.
Every evening arts saturday Matinee at 2
METROPOLITAN THEATRE. 5s5 q 5s7 BROADWAY.
MI WM PASTOR " d. LEAVIrf, Lessees and
Managers
The finest Variety performance in the world and sp0
cial programme tor
THIS SATURDAY NIGHT
All the company appear tonight
MADAME RENIZS FEMALE MlNSTRELS,
The great FAYETrE WEIGH
The artistic Bobby Newcomb, King Sarbro. Hattie
Forrest Harry Kennedy, Edna Markley, Eugene Blitz
Charley Lord. Emily Prior. Harry Phillips NJ. j. IL
Cooke Fannie Montague, Kitty stanley ana Josie War
ner. Maunees TUESDAY and FRIDAY.
WOODS MUSEUM SECOND WEEK
w OVERWHELMING SUCCESS
EVENING AT 8 AFTERNOON AT
the great character actor
DOMINICK MURRAY,
In Barrys PlSv Drama.
MR. e. ". BARRY AS
A. " LINGIAM j. III. BURNETT,
GUSoIE DE FORREST
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TOR sALk-A FIRST GLASS SAMPLE ROOM THE
II cheapest Ia the city; owner reures; a nue cash
necessary no agents. Inquire at No Wall street from
0to II O'CLOCK A. NJ
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nor SALE-A FIRST CLASS CORNER BARROOM
II and Restaurant doing n fine business, would Ia 70
real estate first mortgage In payment Address BAR
box llG Herald office
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
of So ooO appro ximaving to s5Ouu0 are . 5000
( OF 1873 approximatng to 10000 ......... $500
of l.C0) approxmnting l0.OOO are ....... 1000
500 Prizes Of $40 5000
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6,379 Prizes, amounting 10 100000
Whole tickets, $40; Halves. SIS; Quarters, 81 81
Send for circular.
Address all orders to
SIMMONS, DICKINSON CO., Covington, KY.
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A FOR RENr-UPRIGHr, SQUARE AND GRAND
~. Pianos ot our own make; also for sale, numoer
OF tine second hand PlAnOs In perfect order WILLIAM
kNABE CO.. No liz Fifth avenue, ABOVE sixteenth
street
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-26

Sur9 Die Seuidreten baben mir uicl
selittcn le babcn iInS 6rinabe Die game
Grnote uertilst; 9afer uno 8orn baben tic
fat gan; Sefreiien uno bic @drten baben
iie rein ab9eweioet. g8ei;en blieb nur etua
Die 0dlite. Nber falt ebenio i1limm ais
Die Seui6rcfenpla9e lit bic Snoianerpla:
&c. Sm 6ribiabr itablen urs Die 9totbdu,
te 6 YfsrOe bier meinen Wa6bart baben
lie cine Sub nit Yfeilen eridoien.
Die Oiebe seboren Sn benz $50 Dsei:
len BON bier lebcnoen Stamme Der
Srule Siour. @ir folgtcn ibncn,
absr oaS Gis I'M MiHouri binocrte ms am
Sortfommen. Mit 6ilie Der Soloaten
erbieltcn mir ;luar Die g,auls suriif, abcr
fie luGrcn %ab9ema9ert uuo ialt unbrau6bar.
lSeiter iiioli9 I'M Coup Jtiuer baben bieiels
ben i4on otter Ticroe seitob;sn uno in
einem Der oarauf folsenoen Sample blieb
elm NniieoIer aui Dem Elats. 90 itart
luuroe Die Stage. oaB Die &esieruns &c:
notbi9t mar, elm Sort gum S6uec ST err
ridten. y. &eitges.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-26
oeu,eloeten COB zines braucn. ebrliden

qemeloeten COB zines BRAUN, ebrliden
yanosmanuss in ct. 9ouis. Seter Jtcid:
ling pom 6arlin9cn:
WitY. 3ei9ling Iosirte I'M So Itbauic DO.
1915 Menaro StraBe ein iulIer Mann
Namens so. Sremer BON benz mir mutbs
maBen, bap er ebeniaQs elm ynrembnrJer
1T uno Gb. &raemer beiBt. &remer mar crit
I'M uersansenen Otonat Gull Don Neutl1s
LAMB gefommen uno belt lib leit lener aSelt
beidaiti9ungslos in ct. youis auI.
Srsmer bate i6on oft ertldrt, oaB er iid
oas Yeben nod nebmen miiroe uno marc bdus
fig ouiir 9~ebdnie.t. Gr erpartcte III Lester
Seit cine Weloienoun9 aus leiner l0stnratb
uno oas Nusbleibtn oerlelben lbIen ibn
st,uas tieilinnis gemu6t ;l baben.-usbr;
mails bate CT georobt iih oas yeben III neb:
men, wsnn nlbt balo oas @sIo antdme.
Giner Der 1OltgOn9er, Bauer, Der elnnlal
;u9e9cn mar, ais or Ole SemertunS mabte,
ia9te Saraui I'M Sderse, OaB CT (Sauerj
ibm IN Der ndditen apotbete SiTt oatir
bolen wiiroe. I'm Dem uerbGn9nlBuolen
9lbeno bate Bauer ii4 irsenOluo cine Ieere
Eatroneni9a6tsl ueri6aiIt unO Oielelbe nit
na9 Dem Soitbuuie sebra4t, um Srsmsr
~ ucfen. Oieie SdahteI mari Sauer
l6er;eno Dor Sremer NIT ben Wortcn {:
,9barlie fam ii1 nidt erl9ieBcn, CT bat
feline Yatronen aui ben Sil9:. r2tber oid
mill ib jeosnianS eribieBen", mar Ole lint;
mort, roann braudlt Oh ni9t I'M Ole Gte
gu seben mir giit 81 bolen", oabct le9te
er cinen &epolper, ben er li6 lr9enolOo
pcrldaiit bate, auf Bauer an, priittc
los, aber Der SdaB ucrla9te. 0ann
ridtete !aremsr Die lSiltole aaf lid ieI6it ;
Bauer idlus lie TIM auo Der 0lno. ocr
SduB sing los uno traI Reidliu9, Der III
3immer al einsm Glide beim Gilen Jap.
Die 8usel orans III Die Iinfe S6alter uno
uerlette pos Shliihelbeln, Der Venuun:
oete wuroe elsid) na6 Dem &orfale Der
Sebanbluns zines gr;tes iibersebcn. Die
Wunoe perlhlimmerte iib immer, es frat
eunlenent;inoung bin;u u. Samlta9 9lbeno
oen 1910 W. bnu6ts er leinen NeIlt aus.
6remer 1iet in ct. yoAis bilter SdloB uro
0tie9el.
Neldling miro alS EN- ribtger, rrleoliber
9lrbeitsr seibiloert, war % SATIRE ult uaO
iparlam. Isle mir wiileu, bmtsrlaBt pers
islbe nod etpas eripartes @elo. 0ier in
Oubuqnc bat er nod ii6er 800 aus Jelie
ben uno itrteb tiir;li6, oaB ct audi III Ct,
youis nod ibsr $500 eriibriJt babe. VI
binterlGBt cine beoiiritige 0tutter in Oeuld):
lano. 9lber wer iorgt iir Die 6rau, OGl
lie III ibrem Geloe fommt? Sielcs ut luiea
Der einsr iener Sale III oenen li0 Die 9totb-
wenoisteit zines larembursiidcn 6onIula:
tcs III Amerita rc9t seist.
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GorrciponDcns.
SiOur &c., Soma,

IA. Sanuar 1875.
"a IS mir lpobl betannt lit, SaB fatboli:
i9e 8ldtter AM lieblten etpas iibsr tIrd)s
li9e In9elegeubeiten 90rcn, 10 freut cS
mid Sbnen uno Den yeIcru mit;ut6eilen,
SaB audi bier in SrSpers, Siour SO. Soma,
cine neae fatbolilde Stride gebaut wiro.
Oas Saubols IieSt bereits an DIT uno Stel:
leuno bic 2lrbeiti lit aud idon in Sontratt &c:
9ebsn. SaS @ebduoe lou iIr ben nd1lten
Mai fertig iein es miro "a SUB brett uno
30 SuB lang, oamit man oaSlelbe lpGter
uerldngern fam. Nun m53e Der liebc
Wott es malten, oaB Der bodipiroiglte
Vil9oi ii1 erlpeibsu ldBt ulto einen suten
oeutl1en Erielter nad yenIars 5inlett, Der
uniere Nitlion oann audi nit uerleben fam.
Die iunse @emeinoe bier sdblt 90 Bis
"a tat5oliiGe Sarnilisu, Die sroBtentbeils
gurembur9er iinS. "a Sas 4ano bier
berlIm iebr iru6tbar lit uno nod uieleS gu
SO bis 50 per Ifer p~crtaiit miro, 1T aaen,
Die ii3 in elmer tntbolii9cn NniisotunS ME:
bsrlalen woQeu. cine CUTE geIe9enGeit oa:
~ sessben. Die ,uci lebten Sabre be-
l1doi9teu ms Ole 0snidrefen. oaS ut wabr
OeBlue9en wiiroe i1 benieui9sn, Die ynlt pa:
ben, bierberum ~ ~flufen, anrutber, nod
elm ,Subr III warten. SaB baS yauo Dor
Der 3eit ubsebt, lit nid)t wabri6einli9.
llebri9ens peiB isoer, baB Oerienige, Der
III elmer neueu @egeuo ii4 nieoerlaBt, oa:
rnui sefaBt iein mus, ein Oocr Spei Sabre
ipdrten " t0nnen, ebe CT 9ano in uolem
Grtra9e bat.
Sbl@on ms Die Scui9refen pielen
S6aoen semadt, 10 lit IS bod nidt 10
idlimm, ais man es oft bartlett. ySeiSer
lit unS nod INNER II bis Is Sul9el per
4dtr seblisben; Safer s bis II, &Orn iebr
weni9, 10 gut ais gar nidtS; &artoiIeln
baben our6 Die LANCE onbaltenoe Srotcns
belt uno Die 8artoiicIfaier mebr 9elitten
ais bur0 DIE Seul9refen. SD oanfe
S6neu, 0err Geoutteur, iir Die llnterltll:
sung uno Silie, bic Sic uaS l6cn lettes
Sabr anboten. So6 ben sr6Bten Sanf
| iino mir oem liebsu Serrgott l9uloig, bag
CT uns 10 uiel lieB, baB mir iremoer 9aIie
nidt beoiirien. So1en mir, DAB or ms
nd6itss ,Sabr nit Der EIase gan; ucri6o;
men wiro. = Gum S9lub nod einise @it'
terunssnoti;en. bic uieaei4t ni6t CANS
unintereiiant iiuo. Sor @eina9ten lies
iid Der 8inter prabtpol an. aber iebt
tritt or nm % uiel unusri3dmter aui. auf
Der oiienen Yrdirie lit CT bitterbOie, tneIit
Sbrsn uno Naien, OaE es cine Dirt bat.
@rimmis lit Die Sdlte bier aber mir benton,
orunten miro es nidt belier lein.
g. Roob.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-26
2i9eiu, 2No(ef nmo Saar.

SIN Den @alounsen oes 8reiies
Suarbur9 giebt es oielsn Wintcr Diete
Sic i9leibtn bis in ole Stat=
l:ussn uuo Sbfs abselegener Sansrn9itsr.
Grit, Itarie &d!te uno grocer SdnefaH
elm, 10 lueroen Die Sauern ernitlih fur tire
0ssrben 5n iirhtsn boben. Die Sd9er
Oaaeaen ireuen lid iiber oieie Sadla9e
nno nsbmen iid Dor, Die Seltien ensrsii4
80 bctrie8en.
Der Rbein iii ieit Dem Gintritt Der
talien Wittsruns wieoer TART int Solea.
Der 0a6srltano lit in Den Weihno4ts
5asen nm bier bis Iini 3Oa tdsli4 s.=
Iunten.
-Nus YsrneaItel miro Der st.. y. 3.
inter benz l9ten DECEMBER seI4rieben /:
oicr berriht ieit tnricm Elm 2eben unb.
5reibsn i'm Weinbanoel. mic nod ME.
Oem committeeman 5. aus g.. Der in eiM
paar Saesn bier uno in &raaS msbrsre
bunosrt Suosr t0uite, iino Oeri&ieSene an-
oers @einbdnolcr geiplst. 10 oaB Der 74tr
4ometei wein uns isbr balo eatfIbrt lein
miro. Sic @eine uerbienen aber aMA
uue Mnertennans. Gcben Den lenlti8en Gi-
9enIaaitsn zines sinen S~aArsa1seS ba=
ben is Elm Sosauet. pie IS in bisisn
S%abrhunosrt mar bodit ielten in bsm
gSeias gum VrrI1eine seismmen 1T. SaS
ila ole Yrelis sntiprsAsnO bo4 leaesx
tonn man li@ lsiAt oenten wdbteao Sir
Ole Mlttsliorte 250-260 3hlr ger 1GOer
be,ablt miro. itsnt lid DER Yreia ilr Die
before I6pn iiber 800 Shlr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-26

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