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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-07
FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFICE OF THE HERALD,
Dallas, Texas, October g, 1875,
FINANCIAL.


The money market continues easy, with a
| lull supply OF funds In sight. All legitimate
demands are readily metat ~ per cent.
GoLD-fhere Is no change to note In gold
buying at ll2i9; selling ut New YorK quo
tatiqns, with but few transactions.
SILNER-ls quoted ut lO7h9lOS, and up
EXCHANGE-On the principal cities is
| selling at par, while commercial bills are
quoted att per cent. discount.
From the circular OF Messrs. Forster, I,ud.
low n Co.. bankers, New York and Austin,
Texas, we make the following extracts;
Inc past month has not brought that re-
ooVefy IN the general business OF the cOun-
wy when we had expected; failures OF more
OF less important houses Keep up II cOntlnu.
Gus irritation and distrust, and Investors pre-
ler To let their money lie idle or buy "G5v.
ernments."
Texas State securities have hot recovered
nom the depression noticed in August
Texas los Of 1876 we've offered Atsvb1, with
l0O Did-transacttons were small and unim
portant.
Pension los changed hands at O7l5@9s cents
during the early part of the month; the In
quiry for this bond became better toward the
end, and we quote the bond tirm nj gS bid,
and 100 and interest asked.
fundlng los of 1884 We're entirely neglected
the views OF holders and buyers being too Tar
apart Ihe market Is nominal AZ l0l 10 1913.
brokers' market" in them; some large hold
eis are quietly selling out by feeling the mar
Ret IN small amounts.
TeXasBs are entirely neglected; the inquiry
IN also limited by the short supply
More inquiry exists Tor good Texas county
and municipal bonds.
Travis county bonds command QS cents.
We learn from Austin that the amount left
for sale is Lut $4,000 Many OF the bonds
have been taken at home.
Lamar county bonds are inquired INTO but
certain Irregularities must be removed be-
fore this bond can be sold here at its real
value.
Harrison county bondsare entire neglected;
the partial default of interest on the bonds
has braught down the prices to about 80 cts,
city of Austin los are still sought after at 10
cents bid, and 30 cents asked. City of Gal
weston, Fire Department los are offered NJ ~
cents HAT, with bids nj 50 cents. Some bal
las los have changed hands ut 90 cents and
Denison City los are offered Mt still lower fig
urcS
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TELEGRAPH MARKETS.

GALVESTON, October d.-Gold ll5@llO. Sill
Colon market firm. Good ordinary,
lll.c low middling, l21sc; middlihg, l2}sc;
SG Sales i,55i bales. Receipts, 1893 bales.
Coffee active and tirm. Fair, alc; good,
2OLSc; prime, 22c; choice, 22%c' ~
Flour good demand; prices lrni: 5 po9b ,6,
extra, Sc 75a7 W; treble extra, " BOZ 6Oi
choice family, s. 0O@S 90; fancy, 50 7o@lO 90,
Hides quiet. Dry flint, MS they run, 1919
l5c, selected 71ac; klps, calves ana STOCK
sailed, one-third of; DAMAGED, one hali on
salt: wet sailed selected, SIC cuts and grups
nc; butchers green nc; cuts ana scores
&c OF. o..a,., oo,,,,a o,a
unsettled Money "a per cent oniet e% Uir steady v
eSceut Georgia IS and rs which are lower.
Exchange, long, 81 80; short, ~ 81
Cotton steady. sales ISL bales upIhhds'
| l3 3-lOc; orleans, IL 9-lOc; o.,o,,, 10 ~.
Futures opened as follows: Oo'oper, 10 S 10
82e, November u l3-l6gl2 2I-84c; December
EionI arm. supernne, 81 0O@5 %; South,
ern uuiet common 70 iair, 70 ,o%o w
Snnd IN choice, SO gjgS 10. Wheat lGg2c net.
sar ,,nrn n shade nrmer. Pork irh ~ VIZ y
oS5i N Lnrd firm; steam Ike. Tuipentln,
syeady at SSISc Rosin 81 7C@l 70, for strained
freie''' mn Night Report.
| NEW ORLEANS, Octoucl u = 49, 4
| Sight &c discount. STERLING, o"'hineiV'"
Is NjJS6I6 6iIS; bank nominal.
Sc"tinn - Demand active. Prices stronger
sales 1900 bales. Good ordinary y
strict good ordinary, llA@l25ei io S,. ma ma
diinr 10 strict low middlipe, l2es@l5ci miu
diing In strict middling, l3h@iS4c
stock i3,l05 bales. ,.1as,.. oho,c,
,,,,,p,a nc Bran quiet at 81 02Csl W. Ia,
" ~. ohoice SIS OOd2I w; choice, scarce y
nle M Corn meal dull ~ " w. Corn Jun
hoic. white, zoe. Pork quiet ana stroIl
ond held nj S2i 50 dry salt meats scarce w.
shnu,lers held at 0>sc; bacon scarce anu N.Y. ,n
nj iOJsal5Xc. Hams scarce anu W. I'm,
sugar cured l54@lBHei ihae.ioi 10 T gfle
Lard Arm; tlerce, liA@linc; ke eht ~ Sngnr
nnn cannon, SIC; fair TO fully iair, Tt@s's
sU oSms 10 choice. vIS@aj4c. Whisky uuli ~
II iiSl 20. Molasses, nothing DOING i Eynn
, lana syrup, common to fair, 4S9wS;. .i,ngi
Iii and quoted: Supernne, ~ ~, .HHa
! v "a 40: X <, So 50; MN, o1o@o 90 ono'V
'"Mrw' YoRK, October G,-Cotton Sea"'
: sales 600 bales ut l3A@l%sc. .oo ,.,,.s. nv
ronsoIidnted net receipts, 90, io5 uhiss, vs
norta 10 Great Britain, 1888 bales rsnIt,
lis bales; continent, ,o6i pales' he''''e'P'
, Ma bales; gross, 1896 bales. ~ an, naIe
: Futures closed strong, shiss' S ~. nacam
October 10 5-3lci Noyenoer, sa l,c- EeSruar,
se,,aoc. Mnrch, fSi5-3a@l8I4c; April S,i,,y
iTi.c. Nav. 10 il-l01l34c; June, liE@iha e.
ulv IA 5-i6ali ll-3lc; August, IL ,-iogl',s e,,
- Nyn,,,ay IN more demand at ~ per cen
!, o,arIing oulet ut So s0 Gold weak al lloy,
4 III. aioyernments dull but steadyi new o
ia. states quiet and nominal
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-07
NOTES AND OPINIONS.

The political situation in Minnesota
is n mixed one. There are four tickets
in the field ste Radical Reform"
nDemocratic-Kepublican,' "Rapubli-
IN" and "Anti-Monopolist." Orig
inal Republicans are found on all these
tickets, and the old Radical majority OF
ten or twelve thousand will be badly
shivered on election day. The Anti
Monopolist ticket is the weakest.
The campaign in Pennsylvania is
certainly warm enough to raise II plen-
tiful crop ofp's, else the Lancaster
Democrat could never break out III
this way; "Political Publication
Prosperity, Plenty and Peace Penn
sylvania Peoples Party! Put Perish
ing and Piolett in Political Position
and Power. Prisons, Pillories and Pen
itentiaries for REGULATORS, Plunderers,
Perjurers, Pickpockets and III
grims.'
In the State of Ohio, where President
Grant delivered his great 'Jotted dqwli
moral speech the other day. the llaul'
cal State Treasures have lhVariaoly
defaulted. In the last two years
$40, 900 has been stolen from the treas
ury. and the thieves are still ut large
bright and shining lights in the party
of moral ideas. The Presidents advice
to erect family alters was gond pom
in his speech. The Iowa kaulcat
seem to need something of the KIND
From the Charleston News ant
Courier of the oath ultimo, we leari
that Mrs. Clemson, the last surviving
child of the Hon. John 9. Calhoun
died at Fort Hill, Pendleton, on Weu
desday evening at o'clock. IN
tidings of her death, which VIII %
universally regretted, carry the peopl'
of South Carolina back in Thought u
the time when her iliustrious iathe
guided the destinies of the state, ah'
remind them how often in the tryln,l
days since the war we have vaini,
longed for single hour OF that oea
"Dundee."
The retired prize-fghter, Ned OBaic
win. otherwise "the Irish giant,
whose death was announced few day
ago by telegraph, had only s9oi
time previous been releaseh iroln Mo'
amensing prison, where he asserVln
out a sentence for the part ne ma
played In pugilistic entertainment
and he had advertised his determ III.
ton to have nothing more TO 90 WI.
the sports of the ring. He was ia.a y,
shot one Monday night by MS par.u,o'
Mike Finnell, In quarrel In the salo y,
of which they were the proprietor
and his worthless life came 70 an GU
o few mornings afterwards.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-07
THE GRAIN MARH1ET.

WHEAT-Quiet and firm at 9S0sSl OF ex.
IRENE figures, Mediterranean S29S5c; dam
nged wheat very dull and barely qnotable
at j0@BUc.
OATS Flat at 33a85c,
RYE-Firm at 75@S0c, none offering.
BARLEY-Readily commands 7OW7jc for
good average grain.
CORN-Tbere is but little old corn on the
market, and only sufficient new corn is
brought 10 the city to Ill the local demand.
Selling from wagons on the streets at i6G55c.
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CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
Twenty-Fifth Nay.
Special to the Houston Telegraph

AUSTIN, October !, 1875.
The Convention met pursuant to adj
iournment. Prayer by Rev.Mr. Wright
Two memorials were presented by
Mr.. Reagan and referred without read
ing.
Mr.. Dohoney presented petition
from Mrs. Hyatt, of Wise c)unty, ask.
ing for the acknowledgements of the
women of the State.
Mr.. Blassingame moved to reject ;
lost. On call of yeas and nays, the
petition was received 10y "A vote OF
thirty-two to reject, and forty-one to
receive. The petition was referred.
Mr.. DeMorse, from the Committee
OH Taxation, reported back the reso-
luton providing for the release of the
coast counties from the payment OF
this years State tax. The committee
think they have no power to report
such an ordinance, and doubt the pro-
priety Of so doing.
Mr.. Cook, from the Committee on
Printing, reported favorably on the
resolution ordering the printing of one
thousand copies of the Constitution in
Bohemian. Adopted.
Mr.. Cards offered resolution re-
lieving frontier counties from the pay
ment of State tax, on condition that
they protect themselves.
Mr.. Ballinger offered II resolution
granting - sections of land for every
ten thousand dollars expended by coast
counties in building sea walls, etc.
Mr.. Erhard offered II clause confer
ring upon the Legislature the power
to regulate the pardoning power.
Unfinished business was taken up,
and the consideration of the legisla-
tive article was resumed. 70 the pro-
vision comforting power upon the Leg
islature to levy taxes to support public
schools was added the words, "ln
which shall be included colleges and
universities established by the State
The further consideration of the arti-
Gle was postponed until the 18th.
The proposed change in the rules, so
as to require nine to call yeas and
nays, was lost
The article on the Executive Depart
ment was taken up. In Section |,
which names the officers composing
the Executive Department, the Super
intendent of Public Instruction was
stricken out. An effort to strike out
Lieutenant Governor failed.
Section 4 was changed so as to make
the term of the Governor four instead
of twoyear and making him eligible
four years out of eight that Is, that he
shall not serve for two successive
terms.
Adjourned to $50 pm.
Convention met pursuant to adjourn
ment, and resumed consideration of
the Article on Executive Department.
Section 5 was changed so rs to reduce
the salary of the Governor from five
to four thousand dollars.
This mornings action on section a
was reconsidered, and that portion pro-
viding that the Governor should not
be his own successor was stricken out.
Tie --".Adments We're presented
been III thebe Convention finally
Colonel gsalg a proposed addition
~ "'Hioud 81
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, a newspaper to be called The Indian
troEress Is TO be started at Muscogee
immediately. The prospectus says:
The publication Of the Progress Is a
purely Indian enterprise AS ID viii he
owned, edited and printed by Indians.
AS soon Ss the requisite tyre can be
procured, at least two columns week
VIII be printed in Cherokee, two in
Choctaw and Chickasaw. and two in
Creek and Seminole; the remaining
tweniy'one columns viii be printed In
English. Thus the paper will present
novelty heretofore unknown in IN.
newspaper world, and furnish me.
dium Of information to the five civil
lHed nations of the Indian Territory,
which they have never before enjoyed.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD,

THE WEEKLY HERALD Will be pub
lshed every Saturday morning. Subscrip-
lon, $3.50 per annum $3.50 for six months,
payable in advance. No subscription taken
Tor less period than six months,
Advertisements inserted ut the rate OF 81 50
per square for the nrst Insertion, and 70 cents
FOR each subsequent insertion.
Obituary notices, marriages, deaths, public
meetings, cards OF thanks, otc.. to be paid for
at half advertisement rates.
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Dr. G. LI'LANE'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS.
ron THE cvHa OF
LIVER COMPLAINT,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE.
Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.

Symptoms OF 4 Diseased Liver.
Dam in the right side, under the
L edge OF the ribs, increase on pres.
sure; sometimes the pain is in the
LETT side; the patient is rarely able
10 lie on the LETT side; sometimes
the pain is felt under the shoulder
blade, and IL frequently extends to
the top of the shoulder, and is some
times mistaken for a rheumatism in
the arm. The stomach is affected
with loss Of appetite and sickness;
the bowels in general arc costive,
sometimes alternative with lax; the
head is troubled with pain, accom-
penied with dull, heavy sensation
IN the back part. There is generally
considerable loss Of memory, ac-
eompanied with a painful sensation
OF having lett undone something
which ought TO have been done. A
slight, dry cough is sometimes an at
tendan', The patient complains of
WEAKNESS and debility; he is easily
startled, his feet are cold or burning,
ard he complains ola prickly sensa-
ton OF the skin; his spirits are low;
and although he is satisfied that exer-
else would be beneficial to him, vet
he can scarcely summon up iortitadc
enough to try it. In fact, he dis
trusts every remedy. Several of the
above symptoms attend the disease,
but cases have occurred where few
OF thcm existed, yet examination of
the body, after death, has shown the
LIVER to have been extensively de-
ranged.
AGUE AND FEVER
Dr.. c, M'LANr's LIVER Pills. IN
CASES or AGuE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive
OF the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory 10
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them a FAIR TRIAL.
= 5. .Doolors and Physicians ordering from
Others than Fleming Bros will do we'll 10 write
trir orders distinctly, aud take none In DR..
G FLAMES Liep Pais, prepared by Iiepling
Bro''' Phso~gh, Pa, The moIa 6c6lq fuH n
CAS-! el'e 'Rumea' To thoso wishing to give thema
part OF The United States ono boz of Pills for
Twelve threo-ccnt postage stanps or ono vial OF
Nermifuge for fourteen thrce.ceut stamps. All
oi'nrs h"m Gnada must DO accompanied by
twcnty ceuts extra.
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THE DAILY HERALD is published every
morning. except Monday, nj $40 a wear, ia
advance; 70 Tor SIX months 81 for one month /;
b cents.'or one week single copies, o cents,
The Daily Herald Is now furnished 10 sub
scribers by carrier ut Is cents per week, The
paper will be delivered regularly each morn
lug al an early hour, 10 any part Of the city
and suburbs within a mile aud half OF the
,ourt house. Subscribers failing to receive
los swain, at this Office.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

HIGHWIN ES-Held Mt Sl.2l.
WHISKI ES-Are quoted from SID per
gallon to fancy prices, according TO age.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We are authorized to announce Captain
W, ]. Clark as "A candidate for the Office of
Alderman from the Second Ward, caused by
the resignation of Mr.. Davis.
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HIDES AND PELTRIEs.

The market is active and the demand good
for dry flint, as they run al lie; dry-salt'
lO@llc, green hides, &c.
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st. Louis Law School.
Law Department OF Washington
Uniyersity1

UNIV IJVUNIIIIIVHV VI W HhIIIBNVH
University
The regular annual term OF this Law
School viii opn Que Wednesday, October IL,
| 1875. Full course, two terms, six months
each. students adm tied to the Senior Glass,
on examination, by application on or before
October 18th. Tuition, $50 first year $50 Sec
ond year including use Of Library. For par
| ticulars address. q. NJ. STEWART,
Dean of Law Faculty, 1903, N. Third
| July 2O-d3m street. ~, Louis, MO.
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Attorneys az Law.

4 LFREn II, BENNERS, Dallas, Texas
~ Address Lock Box n. Reiennoe-G Geo.
CLARK, Attorney General, Austin, Texas,
Sppt2laif
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Aldrodeo Geo, n, 4O5 Main street. near
Courthouse, II
Carleton j. H., over City Bank, Elm street,
near postotiico, II
Downs n Jenkins Courthouse, opposite
Clerks office. II
Mccoy a Mccoy, ofilce south side OF Court
house square. A.
Thurmond x Ray, Office corner Main and
Jefferson streets, near Courthouse. II
Vol n Adams, Office over Postotlice. front
room. II
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-08
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9urOnensS zee melbet Sas Milw. Banner" /:
Der Sduoner rNina", auf Der 6abrt BON
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Seitis senus in Elm fIeines goot. Gs tos
itete fie psrsweiieIte 9ln~itrsnsunsen, bic
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nerei fort i'm, 10 perii9ert sr bOfid, in teis
ner @eiie. Der nsue Mistbsr ~eutpuppt
it6 nit Der 3eit INNER msbr als uoIenbe.
ter y9entleman" unD tit butt etn geru ses
iebener gait ant Glide ieines Wirtbes.
Ut bat ieinerieits AUDI fir 9etteren cine
sroBe 3uneisuns sewonmen uno pflest bens
ieIben ;u ben ueridieoeniten Gases;eiten
AUDI in ben @eidaitsraumen Der grennerei
gu beiuden. 0a tOmmt Der sroBe &bistps
6rad. llnb net malt bas Gritaunen uns
ieres Sa%brifanten, als er unter ben Octet
tines, bic ieiner Srennersi einen unmiQfom.
menen Seiu9 abitutteten, in eriter 2inis
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erblidt, Der cur6aus yWorsenionne" babsu
muBte unb ben bic gusii9t auf bas Yrsn:
nereisebduoe 10 wenis forte?
Gapitaliiten pom Often bsabii9ti:
gen cine @olenmiible I'M sroBartisen MaB:
itabe i'll appleton gu etabIirem. Oas ge:
triebsfapital ieQ etpa $500, 900 betrasen.
Sour INNER uOrwdrts, Nppleton bat 2aun
uno @aiertrait fir ale!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-08
gbineiiider &die. en- China

Gbineiiider &die. Sn China
bereitet man auf folsenbe, ebenio mertwiirs
bise, wie Orisinele Dirt &die aug ben ses
wObnIi9en selben %iosenannten SeIberbi en,
welder benz aus tbieriiden Stoiien bsrses
~itelten sewObnliden 8die dbnIi6 lit. Man
fo9t bic setrodneten grbien nit @aiIer gu
einem iteifen grei, ben man aIsbann bur6
Elm Sieb i9ldst unS bierauf NIT @ppspui>
ier gum @erinnen brinst, mos siemIi6
i9nea sei9iebt. 0ieie Waiie bebanbslt
man barauf gan; Die seipobli9en &aie, B.
;. man prsBt bieielbe, nm aue 6liiiisteit
baraus Su e%ntfernen, iaIst fie unb &c italtet
enblid mittelit Der gu bisiem i3rpede aes
braa6li9en Sormen 8die baraus. Oieier
&die ninmt punoerbarer Weiie mad einis
ger i3eit iowobl BEN @eru9 pie ben @es
i9mad bes sewObnIiden &ubtdiss an unb
lit in friidem 3uitanbe elm iebr beIisbtes
9tabrun9smittel bsr Grmeren &laiIen. Oers
ieIbe miro in Der dineiiiden San6elsitab
unter benz Namen rSoaioo" gum Gertaufe
ausseboten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-08

Marttsdrtnern, bic iid nit Der friiben @es
miiies uno geerensu3t befahen, ein ems
pfinoli4er Nusfal. Sn melt bOberem
MaBe nod aIs sewDbnli9 werben uieIe
Stdbte, namentli1 I'M Often, in bieiem
Sribiabr unb CONNER auf iibIi6e ErOs
butte ansewieien iein. Die aus ben Caro-
lina's uno @eorsien im 9afen pom Stem
Yorf einlaufenben Oampfer iinb i9on ieit
Wo9en nit benlelben belaben unb werSen
es fir bic Tolse nod mebr iein. 0a bic
nOrSIi9e Goncurren; fait wesfdat, werSen
fir bieie Contemporaries enorme Yrsiie be-
sabIt, unb Die Si9ter, wel6e msiit Seuts
i6e iino, MAIDEN iammt unb iOnosrs bril-
lante @ei9dfte. 0ieies Seiipiel tann
ni3t nmbin, sur Nadabmuns ansuieuern.
Gin paar Nder @artenlanbes in Der Nabe
elmer iioliden 9afsnitabt iinb beuts in fleis
Biser 9anb cine melt reidere unb ii9ersre
@oIosrube, aIs iie irsenowO in ben gIad
Sius su finben iein wirb. tlnb ioI6es
9anb 1T ieIbit in Der nd6itsn llmsebuns
Tilmimston's, GbarIeiton's unb Sapans
nab's, aud an pOIis trofenen unb ssiuns
ben eoealitaten, nod 81 wabren Spottpreis
len 81 baben. Die iibrisen Soften Der sIns
iieoeluns in ienen &esiOnen iinb slei6faus
ni4t piel bOber, als anoerudrts, bic auf ben
Soben su uer,uenbeaSe Mibs aber taum 10
sroB. Son MiBsrnbtsn lit bort wobl icbr
ielten bic &ebe. Sin beuti6er 6armer, Der
in Ser Ndbe Gbarleiton's 90 sIder bsbaut,
iou int perwidenen Sabre alsin al Gartofs
feln einen Grtras uun 10000 Dollars ct:
sieIt baben. Der n6rbli9s 9lrbeitsr, Der
nit @eib unb &inbern barbt, w%enisitens,
trot alien SleiBes, ni6t uorrudrts gu foms
men psrmas, wiro ii6 iett bod wobl uers
anlabt finben, Die Sa6s elmer ndberen Brii,
flung gu unterSieben. 90 m6sen Die i9Ie9s
ten !3eiten unb Der barte @intsr-spsi
ii3erli9 gar i9limme 8eideerunsen-ber
@nitob su elmer itdrteren SeiieoeIuns bes
Sabens rperoen-ein llmitanb, Der sunadit
sur !9ebnns ieines eisenen @obIitanoes,
bann aber aud gu benz Ses sansen eanoes
weientli6 beitrasen wiirbe. Oas oben sis
tirte enslii6e Spri3wort bate bamit abers
mails feline geitdtisuns %sefunben.
(geu. Sourn.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-08
&cin e6aoc obme 9tuten.

Die ensIiide &ebensart, es lei tein 8ino
10 idIedt, CT werbe Semanben etuas Gus
tes Suweben, m0sen pieaeidt uniere iiibli:
den Staaten be;islid bes Iettcn, unse:
w0bnIi9 Iansen unb barten 8inters be-
wdbrt finben. Gr bat uns nidt piel 0us
tes Susepebt, mir baben inn @o9e fir
ISOLDE uniere frdftisitsn Gerwiinidunsen
nadseianbt; aber Der ionnise SiOeu, Der
nidt einmaI unter ieinem etiisen 9aude gu
Ieiben bate, mag iett nod sroben gfuten
aus ibm ,ieben. getanntIid bat man ii3
bort felt Sabren persebIi9 bemibt, cine
sabIreidsre weibe, aderbautreibenbe Gins
uanSeruns beransusieben. Die manders
lei unlausbarsn gOrtbeiIe bes 8Iima's unS
Yobens idisnen teine binIdnsli9e @nsies
bunsstraft gu beiisen, nm fir 10 man9e
woblbetannten Sdattenieiten bes poIitii9sn
unb i~o,ialen 9ebens gu enti6aoisen. Die
beuti9e Ginuanoeruns, rpel9e por;usss
ueiie bic observation-disclosures repro %entirt, Sog,
taub fir a0e ilbIi@en Serlodunsen, mad
ben mebr u~erbeiBenOem &esiOnen Sss USE
items unb Norbweltens. Nun aber ,eiSen
iid bic Yortbeile, weI6e man6e Buntte
bes Sibens benz 9anbwirtb, buaptiddlid
benz Sbits unb Semitic idter, oarbieten,
in 70 iiberaus uOrtheilbaftem ei9te,
bab es, Bel Der our6 bic idle9ten 3eiten
unter Der arbeitenben Sepolteruns Der nOros
Stdote ii9 tano8ebsnOen Neisuns
,ur lleberiieSeIuns mad benz sanbe, per-
mutbli6 aud nidt an Golden feblen wirO,
bic seneist iinb, ibre S9ritte ~iiopdrts gu
lenten.. Der itrense, lang anSauernoe
@inter bat uniere nOroli4en GARNER per:
biHSsrt, ibr 9ano in Der sepObnli4en Weile
Az bsiteaen; n~an,nrtIl4 absr Srcbt alien