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WISE Savings.

There ID a good lesson in each o.
the following wise sayings CLEANED iof
us by young friend:
Men are more ready to sacrifice Il
| friend than to give up personal pre-
| JUDGE.
Mau is an alliance of self, a living
| record of his own deeds.
When man is wrong and won't ad-
NIT it, ne always gets apgry.-Hai:-
burton.
Bypocrites do the devils drugery in
Christ's ivery.-Henry.
The worse of MI kuaves are those
that Can mimic their turner honesty .
--Lavater
Education begins the gentleman,
mt reading, 6 rod company and retl"c-
ZION must finish hlm.-L0cke.
He that communes with himself in
private learns truths that tue multi
tude will not tell him.
Rognes in rags are kept in coun: en-
ance by rogues III rufheH.
All men think all men mortal but
emselves.-YouDg.
A brave men is sometimes despera
do-a bully is always coward.-Hai-
burton.
Heis good man whose intimate
frieuds are gOod.-Lavater.
The word knows nothing of its
gratast m-n.-Teylor.
4 m;ser grows rich by seeming poor;
al extravagant man g:ows poor by
seeming rich. -Stonstone.
s The tallest trees are most in the
power of the winds. and ambitious
men of the blasts of fortune.-Penn.
On their own merits mod, st men are
dumb. Coleman.
No man was ever written out of
hit bx Dook 49,
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s,y is AIMS thus

Our coJrmp"ary, the God S''or'
'.',<s pgcr. j. week & Yes pr" "a
c ;..e ou - .'ngHuat:oi:, civil n
ii the =. t-r'ial (1t) :tness Of II IL!
:. usras'v. l, It's feprt" the g., ''--i-
Ace IL uur o.tN ii ub'ch it most :
..i.y s,..z,.- ;i- II ;c,.ed,ngs e. .''- --
4. Cnulcu Cou!-rence an tcs Ct -
..c.,f ID. i. NJ L. Churcil, ;'at. .
s,,.c.t tu.-r f.s~r- = -i:rrJ TIM" e..
Therefore, WHY'S this TINS? A; ne
up w u ne tn cause 5ud,bH@ ~if' -
d.. not dlvgu@ either: tn. u $50 l., e.
Though I, uti,y yerT &c :nra'e, /, '''I
rely at eeA II religions m'tI +
Ehr- - /, b d blshess nelgtb"r ILt
de IL has undoubted beea abop!
MS vII.. work Ill tiaG ,ffce.
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RIsHOP lisyen's arDearance az

Bishop llaven's appearance as a
third term advocate does not please
the Cincinnati Gazette. It says sarcas-
ticaiIy that the action of the Boston
clergyman probably makes it unneces-
sary to call national Convention; and
adds Bishop Ravens reason is
the public safety. But the public
safety would be better served by a
republican candidate who could be
elected, than by one who, if he ran
for third term, would be sure of de-
feat. The settled conviction against a
third term would make Grant the
weakest candid ate the republican par
ty could nominate.
The State census of South Carolina.
which has just been completed, shows
total population of 923, AT, au in-
crease of 30 per cent. in five years.
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Literary.

The January Galaxy" will contain
the first part of new serial story by
VIM. Black, author of "a Princess of
Thule" "Strange Adventures of a
Phaton," etc. etc. 1t is called MAD
cap Violet" The same number will
also contain a very important article
on our National Surveys, by Capt.
Chas. w. Raymond, and the s'English
Iuterregnum." by Justin Mccarthy.
Articles by Prof. 81 81. Boyesen and
Albert Rhodes will also be found in
the same number.
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:Iecttng Of County Comm, Iss.oncc


The Boardof County Commissioners
held an adjourned regrl.r session at
room yesterday. Present, Chairmaa
Wagner end Commissioners Van Am
rirge and Nixon. .-.-
The following claims. all from Grant
township. haviug been approved BY
The Peud-r BoarG Of Cou1 miszioners.
were ordered pad: Henry Elens. &l4;
Iem NIXON. $40: Andr-w Nixon. e}S:
Ell Nixon, So; Alfred Lloyd, 50.
App 1carigus in Iegard 10 revision OF
taxes were disposed of as follows:
John Thompson, granted; Moses
Granger. not granted; G. s. Love, re-
tered to Finance Committee; W. III.
Turiii G. on, raferred 10 Finance Com
mittee; j. q. Hill, granted; Isaac Nor
thorp, and on the table; Martin Strud
ricp, referred to Finance Committee;
\ ). DeRos-et, granted; i. L. De
Ros>et, granted; Valentine Fll!yaw
wa tzru-e-d from working on the pub
lie roads.
H NJ. Watson, Zeno Freeman,
Charles I. Jackson FL, Marcus, J. L,
ID. K'ander, John Davis & o.. and
Fl. Ohjandt, were granted license t.
retail spiritu0us liquors.
ORDERED. That any and all papers
in this city that have the advertise
nent in eald papers of the civil cases
pending in the Superior Court of this
county, be notified by the Clerk that
the county viii not pay for the same,
| not having ordered it to be inserted.
| I5 having been reported to the
| B ard that the bridge over Smiths
| Greek, as also the foo way near said
bridge, is out Of repair, it was ordered
, that the matter be referred to the
| Chairman with power to act.
The report Of the County Treasurer
was receceived and ordered Oh file.
Application of Peggy Brown, fol
| relief, was referred to the Committee
| on Poor with power 20 act.
The Board took a recess until to-day
| at II O'Clock.
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THE MAJORITY TACTCa

WASHINGTON, December lot is
more than probable that no session Of
the House of Representatives will b.
held on any Monday until AFT err the
holiday recess. On that day Monday.
u"Cer ii cali OF tie States, the Repub-
iicaLs can introduce SUCH resoiuto:s rs
they may deem expedient, and pass
them on majority vote; on any other
day two thirds vote to suspend tie
rules would DE required. rHc object
of the Dem 3crats III not deeiIiug Mon
day sessions IL the fear that the oppo-
sitIon may force them to vote on m us
ures upon which they are not ready to
record themselves. telegram
in Baltimore american
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ment of DR.. DeRosset being mentionsd,'
on motion CT DR.. DeRosset the Asso-
citation voted to'visit the institution
upon adjournment.
On motion the Association adjourned
sine die
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-17

VIII brother Lilies of the Wados-
borough Herotd inquire of Colonel
Dockery il he was present wher til
regro : 1v:n vas entertained atJuig.
hussell's nouss? We make the sUs-
4astion with some misgivmg', less
RUSSELL sets bis dogs Tray, Banche
md s is eetheart" upon orr fr.-1':
-houId he interfere in this affair. But
snriou-ly. we should like to know ii
Dockery was present.
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Report from a Practical Chemist and
ApOfhecary.

BOSTON, Jar. I lSI4-
DEAR SIp-This ia to jty that hava 80 d
at retail l5lx dozan Us72 oottIesi OF oar
VEGETINE since Anril l., 1-T0, and Al truly
SAY that has given :IIe hest ssti-fsction O.
ANY remedy tor the complaints for which IT Is
recommended that ever sold. Scarcely a day
passes without s0me of my customers t.-titving
co its merit on thensslves or theis friends. /
perfectly cognizant OF several cases OF
ScrofnloUs Tumors eing cured by FEGETIHE
alone in this vicinity.
Very Respectfully yours.
AIGILAAS,
as Broad ways
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The Novel Of the Season I!
CHRISTIAN REIDS'
"A QUESTION OF HONOR "

"a Question of Honor, by Christian Reid, II
praised By the press q work highly creditahle
OF American literature. The subjOintd ex.
tracts larefrom very favorable criticisms:
From the Philadelphia Press.
ga new work of fiction by Christian Reid In
always acc ertabis "A Question of Honpr,
story Of Southern society, with q we'll con-
structed aud welI-sus tanned plot. and with a
finish which will lie unanticipated by most
readers"
From the Neto Hduen Register.
IAN aomu ably told story, full of incident
and plot, that are in no respect overstrained,
the narrative are caught up and Joined to
gether'"
From the Louisville Corrier-JouYnos.
"The Ory a charming one, and is fully
worthy of the authors reputation; indeed, 1t
has secured TO ds the best and mobiles. of all
that she has yet written" <tt.
..-. From the Boston Globe.
"ExquisiteIy clear in style and elevated in
tone. and lie worth more than one careful read
ing. .-
From he Utica Herald.
"The author has wrought with care, and
with good ethical and artistic purpose and
these al the essential needs in the building
up OF an American literature" =- So .s=s y
From the Boston Gazette.
'fAs a contribution TO Americas Fiction, "A
Question OF Honor will more than maintain
the already enviable reputation OF its author
From the Buffalo Courier.
The author of "Vs erie Aylmer' Is one OF
construct p 40. 81 the crude material Of
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~. FETTE e. Principal,
" q 81 EUff GDLDIs ~. 49,
administrators SEE

Y WILL EXPOSE For SA' + AT I Z
1 Court House door. In the LiTy CT WIN <
ton or Monday, De ember oh. al zoe \.
~, the iUl NV G es of and b. ioitt i -
the estat- of EN- / Nun, deeeas 4. >'tu tie
n the il" OF Win ng tnn- de ser bal As o.
low Be inning a r. si>.za Ct Mct.e" 81 =,
t$2 icet { ON L xiv STREET and runnI"g we &c
> Ia Eaii MCftae ct -cUin 81 #, : tce
3a.t HaTa',el With Rank II street !59 = ~
fOprE' = ", tteur= with sad ai'eT II ~ 40
teH', the c Wrst 10 feet - 'be h-Rh'.''e
The m. hping ths western haf ct i.Dt ~
r . K ~. aroo uies.- To tire p.Sn u g hli
Ci OF whining on. HrmS, one = Il ca,
and balance in six and twSive mtn fthe
reserved.
vH Darcy.
Iaw4v Adm rftetrNtn..
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GOLDSb yRO HIGH CH]OL
GOLDSBo 70, III. c.

III FEFTER, a. n, Prof. Ancient and Mod
4rn language
Z. ADA ~, An, Prof. Mathematics.
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L. W ADA IL, An, Prof. Mathematics
The Thrrt; Term OF this Inststu.
ton VFiii be GIn on Monday, AVE- 2,
and end on Monday. bee: 20. HS7ak.
-.
THIS 9chooi is situat-,i in the town of Colds,
4 boro che centre OF four Railroads., and
rom its accessibility offers superior advantages
20 parents AMI guardians living in the sur-
rounding countries OF in the Eastern portion
Of the state. The location is healthy, and
rio fears of sickn need be eDteTta NED
~ parents sending their SONS 10 this place,
as not a single case of serious illne,s occur
red in the school durirx the past scholastic
year. No parent. therefore, can reasonably
be deferred from TatTOnlZtng this Scill>c; the
score # the unheaithin.-ss of the "a CIT ion.
Professor f. w Adams, VITO has charge of
the Mathematical DenaTt y, emf, il alumni Us
OF Randolph NaCon Co'IcGt, ard has reel
successful teacher of youth for man. wears.
The course of instruction is sou nd thorough
and extensive and seeks to deveo and improve
the mental powers of the pupils by traiflng
them to THINK. and by teaching them the right
use of the faculties with which God has en-
dowed them.
The discipline of the School, while it ia milo
and perennial, enforces the dutv OF obedierce
to every rule and regulation. As insnbor,ra-
ion and dis0rd rly cOHGuct are wholly inoom-
pstihl@ with schola1t training and mental
progress no boy who il Indisiosed to improve
his time or il an ini'rv 70 hiss fellows. VIII be
retained IN the %chon'
Moral and religious instl icttou receives a due
share of attention and cGusiierat tor
less the heart and cor -rieECe be instructed and
eDlightend, mere sacu ar learning viii avs hu
little il the formation OF a correct and uprigh
character.
The four religious bodies being Il rerre-
Sented in this place, every boar,ier II allowed
TO at end that hUrCh on SUNDAY which hIs pa
rent may designate. ihEs wish auc preference
Of the parent will be strictly obse. sed, rs moth
ing o. a sectarian character is coUf tenancet in
the School.
Bows prepared tor advanced classes in
college or for the acriTe bUain6s;. of life.
The building. hitherto known as the ''Fe-
male College " has BEEN : -cdre.4 oy the fInci-
pal. and will hereafter De used school for
bows
Deadly weapons, InUoxcating drinks, pro.an-
urOhibi%ad
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THOUSANDS SPEAK.

vEaETINE Is nOwIedged AMI rec om mend
ID hy physicians AND aPothecartes To he fh
,-,.e pur' fer and citaorer o. thu blood vet s
covered, and thousands speak in its praise who
have bee restored TO ~aith.
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n . 7 / G II .

STArE - NORTH CAROLINA, SAMP-
- .DS COUNTY.
DA C,,PER & CO. Samaritan co,-,
0 W. BoLLARD. Fall Term.
T L appearing 10 fh> satisfaction of this Court
Il upon til III 3avit of d. A. Cooper. that the
endant hath removed himself from the
nj, of sam ps0n, aud State of North Caro-
Ina, aud 20 absants himself fTon the tame,
Ii At the ordinary process II law cannot be
served. II IL therefore ordered tn At puhI .tIon
ne male for FOUR week IN the WILM NC TON
T0rRNAL,notify 0g hi Il that IL rles. lie repevies
the property LEVIED upon, by giving ball bond,
I'D pleads CT demurs at the next Term UF tn =
Superloc court. az be had for the County OF
,amoson on the sixteenth Monday after the
second Mnnd4y in Angus. 1915. Judgment bs
DEBUT viii be entered against him. and the
U1Opertr levied OIL. will he condsm ned to satisfy
the ea-je.
IN testimony whereof, L her unto set nv
l. han :, and afr the seal sail Court. at
I'll e IN clinton, tails the first day OF November,
-. 1873.
u A. EUIRETH, 'jlerk,
SUPERIOR Court OF sampson County, n. c
X ERk & KERR.
Attorney fdr aintif nov5w4
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II VOL, 12mo. Cloth. Pice, $1.T5.s
Mailed to any address within the United
States, postpaid, on receipt of price.
D. APPLETON q CO., Publisher
aug 30 40 lws ''' 0@'AD"'' Ne z. 2
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SALE
G
r. A. ESTATE
UNDER NORTGAGr

10y vi Eu3 CT, ard in acc.srdanre with the
peer of sale cont3i;!,sl in Il deed Of mort
= Se III de BIZ Thomas Is. Carr aud Caroline
=. Oar, IA s wife to ISM. IN Mark made,
the 2ctL .IaV OF arch, A. u. 1873 and req, {, d
ty, in p * Il Go st psgas 81 ls2 AMI 10,
! will expose tor sa'e, by public aI"ticn a. the
Court J ouse door the its o; WlinInstnn in
the said >uEItty o. New EauUver ~ NoEdae
tie 2l,E day OF December, e.. 1915, at Il NJ
for cas1 the T. lowing described br,,l,ertyt II
Uit: E g "nInE in tie eastern linz ot Sc -,
stTeet. b-t~een II Srket AVID Dock streets, a
teet ftnm VIII e the eastern nne OF Second
street ; inter 5cte by the southern linz of
Mar ket street, running III nee go t.lw .r1}y
on2 tt caste I'm. of Second st est 81 feet
thence ~ feet "a and parallel with Market
ST. ~, hence northWarGiy, AMI parallel with
second street, 81 fe-+, theuCe sestwardlv and
parable vi h n .rset street. 40 fe I. to the east
ern line OF Second street.-The beginning.
MAR SDEN BELIANiN.
tnFn-y
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% N-'N' . ~ ID 1-iI-A NNs
leading democratic representative
who mas Carefully gone through the
foot OF estimates says the sum total can
be reduced over forty millions without
,mpniring the efficiency Of the public
service Washington special to Bal
tir2Ore Sun
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The ThITG Term OF this InStttu.
ton Win be gin on Monday, AIx :,
and end on Monday, bee: 20. hS7aS.
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The President will send into Con
gress next week a speclHl message
warmly endorsing the ,ecommeu,i2ti,n
# the inrer-Ocrnnic O. ual Commission
IL tsTur of the Nicaragua route.
ILLNESS OF SENATOR CAMERON.
Senator Cameron IL lying seriously
i'll of cold aui fc"in hIs advanced age
his friends aE8 appr~n, ns.ye of the re-
Ult
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Reliable Evidence,

the blood restoring the liver and kidneys &c
healthy action, invlgorating the nervous sys-
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To b. r. STEW Ems, ESQ.
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AGEeIS WANTED !! Medals and Diplomas Awarded
to- H3ahfWMa"SpsCTSaIal BIBLES,
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-22
@efsi(6- Snxem6urs.

Serr Senros, Sdofie unb glrst 3u
Weuin, 1T sums ubltiltat am oorti9en Jries
bensseri9te ernannt worben.
Der Sem einbe Srtbp iinS 253 uno
Ser 9smeinbe Champion linb 217O ST. als
llnteritiieuns gum gau uon StraBen be-
wiaist woroen.
Serr9 s.. Oapeur, Silis. @sri9tsz
i9reiber, lit an Steue bes Serrn 6rsc stim
@eri9tsi9reiber eruannt wsrben.
gu Sommetbogne b%rannten am
%. Mlai bic @ebdube Ses 6errn 8aulIet II.
bes Serrn Sufon al. Serluit BON As
$4,000 ST.. Oo@ bur9 geriiderans se=
oedt.
Gin Eferb, bas gu 6errieres BEL
Noliosne NIT einem Nasen bur1brannte,
rannte in poller Garriere bur5 bas Oorf
uno berart IN Die sei6Ioiene giienbabns
b%arriere, baB es riidwdrts ~itiirste, senau I'M
Wfomente, als Elm iSus in BOILER S9neuisz
felt p%aiiirte. Die 9erren uno Oamen Ia
men nit benz S9reden bauon.
SerrS. Sbomas, lit gum S9siIen
Der @emeinoe 0einj9 ernannt woroen, on
Steue bsS perltorbenen sc. Sranl9leibt.
Ger 9 d d ter, g. Siuspelet
wurbe am 81 Wtai su Soubemoat pom
SriiIeler Suse, als CT Sieb pon Der Sabu
treiben wollte, sermalmt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-22

lit, brdnst es mid iebr, aud iobalo oils
mOsli9 ben Nltar erbauen gu fonnen. Gs
lei baber bier wiebsr in grinneruns ses
bra6t, SaB bic Namen ausr berer, bic our
Grri9ti,ns oes @naoenaltars einen Dollar
($l) beitrasen, auf cine am Gbrone oes
@~naoenbiloes an;ubrinsenoe metalene
Slatte ein9e9raben weroen. Siele, ia lebr
uiele baben meinen g%ufruf i'm !Serbite ses
bort uno tire frommen @aben sei6ift, aber
pieles feblt nod I'M bas nun einmal beeons
meme uno ioweit poransei6rittene 8erf auf
wiiroige Weiie 81 poIenben. Oarum
9aaosIeute, boret bic Sitte zines 2anbs,
names, Der fir unisre gemeini6aitli6e
Mutter Sud- anlpri9t, uno i6idet ale Ell
men Dollar, es pirb bisies Sud ni9t nir
ni6t drmer, ionosrn Gu6 bss eionbern
S6uteS Der Srolterin ser Vetrii6ten mir
bigger MAIDEN. Mose lie uns ale bei9iten
uno rei9Ii6en Croft uno rei6li6e @naben
in ibrer neuen WaQfabrt in Garep pertbeiz
len! &eu. s. g. @loben.
P. S. aQe @aben ionen entweSer an
mid III gerpif, Seneca Co., Ohio, oosr
an ben seebrten &eSacteur Der 9uremburser
@a3ette sei9ift weroen.
Sir ben gu Garep, Sbio, Der GrOiterin
Der gstriibten gu erri9tenben gltar baben
an Gep. g. g. @loben be,ablt:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-22
uerie einlaiien wonte, 10 erjdhlte i4 ibm
folaenbe Nnecbote sur 2ntmprt.

uerie einlaiien wolte, 10 er;dhlte i9 ibm
folgenoe @necoote sur Nntport.
Gin tonisl. BrinS(uielei9t Der alte 6artdts
i9enprinj p, 9ins an Ser Woiel ipa,ieren
uno itiirSte un9liiflider,peiie binein. Gis
mem Bauer aus Sirmerinsen, Der sufdais
anne ieno, selans es nit eigener Sebensses
fubr ben Erinsen gu retten. Gum Sanf
b~elteIte er ben Bauer auf's S9loB es ioate
linn bort cine Sitte 9epdbrt weroen.
Der Sag fam. Der Bauer eri9ien Dor
Dem Yalalte, traute lid a6er nidt gum
Saupttbors binsin uno lenfte beB6alb ieinen
@es burb ben Sol, UNI bur9 bic Sinters
tbiire einSutreten. t6ier ersOete ii6 Der
Bauer an BEN berrli9en Stdlen, ben feinen
Yferoen, ben Sasobunoen II. |. 10. !Suleet
bemertte er 5 W~iit6aufen, bod wie elm
Saus. Oieie erireuten iein bduerli9es
6erS, bab es ibm i'm esibe Iadte. Nads
benz er BEN Sn66sl isines Mittelfinsers
iorgfdltig on Der rOieteidip" absepust
bate, flopfte er bei9eiSen an.
Gut, baB Sic fommen; nebn1m iie
glab, ipra9 leutielig Der Yrins. Ihun,
mein Better, mas wiini9en Sic Dor mir?"
Der Bauer traute ieinen Sbren taum, faB>
tie Weutb uno ipra9: vWsnn Sic mir eis
men ibrer Wtitbaue en- sdben."-
Der Briu; brad i'll ein Iautes @eld9ter
aus lnb audi Der Bauer, als er bOrte, baB
ct bic Miitbaufen ale baben iolte.
Oanteno nabm er Ibi6ieo.
Dor Der Sfire 6~esesnete mein Bauer Der
Frin;eiiin, wel9e bas @eld9ter seb0rt uno
Die Neu9ierSe seloft bate. Sic fruste i'm,
parum er oenn 10 sela9t bate? Dat
seDt led II 0ref un", mar feline srObe
Intmort.
Ufas nun aud bieie antwort meinem gus
ritaner senii9enb sepeien iein Ober ni9t,
bleibt ,,toute la meme chose" benz
Seus iu S6restensen I'M Der Ilur,l.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-22

Mrs. g. ~. 9. @bite, cine Nidte bes
Generals Waibinston, itarb fir3li6 IN
GpanSuiae. sic NOT cine Gonuertitin sur
fatbolii3en &elisiOn nit i6rer sanssn 6as
mile.
Scr 9aliiar (N. S6ottlanb( rSeralo"
i9reibt, baB bic rOmiid sfatbolii6en Sdus
len bic beiten H.. belt permalteten S9ulsn
iener Stabt iinb.
9ic Mnipriidc bes GrSbii6ofs uon Gas
liiornien auf einen Der pon Der inertia,
nii9sn &esieruns fir 8obltbdtisfsitsswede
ausseworfsnen 6onbs, sbs bic gerein.
Staaten bon Californian Yeiib ersrifien
batten, iimb einem Sdieosri9tcr unterbreis
tet wOroen; bic anipride %bslauien ii9 aui
etpa so, 0OO, 900.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-22
Gorrciponoens.
philadelphia i'm SUM 1875

tVuASN1pVtA wv OuH' tC1O.
9iebsr Sbeim!
That neCt 0ann mad?
6olsenbes, non benz i6 ni9t peiB, Oh ss
pom tatbolii9em llripruns, ooer I'M Der &a,
tboliten uno 9urembnr9sr ~ lpotten, pon
feinoli9er Settle tOmmt, iiberlaiie i9 Dir
gu beurtbeilen.
gns Sra fum lei6te Steiuer irebt nom
Oedeu. Den Oeden as bsi6Gftest, G
i9sft isi Gaplon. Ndn, nan e3 muB Den
Oe6sn isluer gem! &urs, Den 0e9en
rift s. Sra cran. rMens suoo Sra, mat
med Der panu?" vGlei as en- 0aIer, 81
Jolt mer eng beues MteiI %lieien." p@uO
Srd6sn, puoiir iol be bsaeg WtaI ien?"
Oh! e6 bun eng suo Menens! ga. Sic
miilsn mir Sbre Mteiuuns mittbeilen, Joni
fam i'd Die b. Wteile ni6t leien %laiien."
vSbb' as eng suoo @tensns. . as iii
De SiSmart!"> Nun meine quite 6rau, mas
lit Die Meinung? Dat Der OeiueI bien
ioa b~uolcn!" SaS oiirisn mir ni9t tbun,
oas pdrs ni6t driitli6. g8ir moQsn lie:
Der Die beilise Mteiie lsien, pamit CT Gin'
ii6t bsfOmmt ano ii6 beiiert. gei 9eiwe
net, Jos fsnnt Ell na6 an ben 9immel tom:
men, a mat benz srui.lese Slaffap gen q
Jed net ss;emmsn am tSlmm.l ;e iin."
Oils ib lber obise Aneebote bsr,lia lad'
te, trat mein alter puritsniider @ei4dfts'
irsunb bsrein, Der mid besriBte NIT
Halo my Friend 81 biit bel gutter eau:
ne, etua neil ibr 2atboliten iett einer
Cardinal nit rotb.m Gut inamerita babt2"
0islsr @ruB bra@ts cine bunteIe 4olt.
auf msine Stirns, i'd iaste iebO@ ni9ts!
yNie pieIe Sarbinals babt ibr?~
Sd weiB IS ni6t!"
v9entit On nidt, Sas bic Geremsnisn in
sfsw 0ort nidts ais bramatii4e Seritel:
Iunsen waren?"
,6ir ben, Der IS niat beher perltsbt,
mag iein."
vSbr 9sut. babt ein srsBes 3utrauen ~
Guern Yrieitern; usrtraut ibnen Guer'
9%.bsimniKs, Sure &eib.r u. einosr an
,0ir baben feline 8eeders."
v&arum beiratbsn guere Srieiter ni9t?'
,Sal On wiait beute pieI wihen."
,Sbr ieib bod re5t einidltiSe 2eute
@laubit Du ni9t, baB guere Srieiter aud
Meni9m unb Mdmter iino? = uOisi
Brisitsr, bisis Nonnen, bieies gsprdnse
i'd iebe ni4t Elm, pie ibr Gud sre Sieies
l%lniinn fisen tSnnta"
Oa fem srltes Mort mid idoa In abel
9aune ssrisbt bate, bic ale feline Samme'
II. ipOttiiden Grasen ned peri@Iimmsrtsn
unb i'd mid aud nit inn IN feline Centre