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The Portland daily press., 1875-03-24
Passenger Offices
"a EXCHANGE ST..
DEPOT AT FOOT OF INDIA SIT.
d.

THE GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY is in splendid
condition. is wei equipped with hrst-class rolling
est time of any route from Portland 10 the West
EY-PULLMAN PALACE DRAWING RoOM
AND SLEEPING CARS are attached to the trans
leaving Portland at 7.G0 o. m. and l.2O p. m.
Baggage checked from Portland TO Detroit ana
Chicago and not subject to Custom House eXamina-
ton.
The Company are not responsible tor baggage to
any amount exceeding $50 in value and that person
all unless notice is given, and paid Tor at the rate "
one passenger tor every $500 additional value
JOSEPH HICKSON, General Manager
W. j. SPICER, Superintendent;
Portland, September 10, 1874. sezioIi
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-24
Valuable Iron Works
FOR SALE.

HyHE Iron Works known as the Portland Machine
Il Works are offered for SALE This property oc-
cupies about an acre of land on tide water COM
mercial St., in Portland, and comprises large
Machine Shop, Foundry and Pattern Sop. Boiler
Shop and Blacksmith Shop. There Is a full compile
ment of Towls for heavy work and general Machinery
and large assortment of patterns.
The concern having been long established has
large and constantly increasing list of customers in
New England, and Canada, and is now running on
full time on orders. more favorable opportunity
for investment is seldom offered For further parti-
culars apply to the proprietor at the Works.
W. Fl. FESSENDEN, Proprietor
ia12 dtf
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-24

and apothecaries to be the best purifier and cleanser
of the blood yet discovered and thousands speak in
its praise who have been restored to health.
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-24
M EDICAL
Iron i'm the Blood.

THE PERUVIAN
SYRUP Vitalizes and
Enriches the blood, Tones
up the System, Builds up
the Broken-dowD, Cures
Dyspepsia. Debility,
l DrOpsy, Chills and
Feyers. Chronic DE
| arrh ga, Nervous AZ
fectiOns, BOils, HUI
mOrs, Diseases of the
X idneys and Blad-
der. Female Com.
nlaInts. &C.
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-24

MANEV easily made by selling TEAS at
NUN Il IL: IMPORTERS PRICES, Or get
ting up clubs in towns and country for the Oldest Tea
Company in America. Greatest inducements. Send
for circular. CANTON TEA CO., 148 Chambers ST.,
NY, ma4d4wt
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-24
For Sale.

I'm reasonable terms a Cottage House in Knight
" ville Cape Elizabeth, 6 rooms. A cosy home
for a small family. Apply to j. G. BATES,
mar10sfwtf Portland Dry Dock.
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-24
Blood Medicine
Vigor to the Mind

Removing Morbid sensibiliy, Depression of Spirits,
Dementla and Meancholia.
Price $3.50. Large size, $780, Each package of
the Cordial Balm contains box of the Tonic Pills,
which may also be had separately at 80 cents per box
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-07-08
Bonner's s Horses.

The New York Sun derotes an inter-
estlng column to a full description of the
breeding and training farm of Mr.. Rob-
ert Bonner, proprietor of the New York
Ledger, whose fame rs patron OF the
turf is almost worldwide. Mr.. Bonner
long since acquired the reputation for
buying fast trotters and quietly with
drawing them from the racing track
where they had made their mark. The
horse is then dead to the betting frater-
nifty. Mr.. Bonner never allows his
horses to race for money, and scarcely
more frequently does he sell one OF his
iavorltes, aud SO permit it to return o
the rank of the professional racers. His
purpose has been to improve the breed
Of trotting horses.
His tleeter horses alternate in occupying
his city stables and are seen only when
driven by Mr.. Bonner himself through
the Central Park or along the road.
When they need rest they are sent out
to the farm in Tarrytown, which is
magniticently situated and devoted
to the interests of the horses quartered
there. The broad pastures are cleared
of stones and stubs, and the turf is as
soft and springy as that of the prairies.
In wsll-sheltered part of the farm are
the magnilicently fitted and commo-
dious stables, large enough to accom-
modate the eighty horses owned by MI :.
Bonner.
The horses are kept in magnificent or
der by the grooms, being watchfully
cared for as human beings. Close by
tine stables is a 3-4 mile track care
| fully laid out and enclosing ia acres of
fine pasture. Here the young trotters
are frequently exercised and carefully
speeded. The time is taken and rec
orded, and, though two or more horses
are usually driven side by side, to add
all the Indictment which racing lends
to their efforts, the track is for training
alone, and betting on results is strictly
prohibited.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-07-08
Those Circus Bills.

She had one in her hand as she came
up stairs, and she didn't say word un-
til after she had wiped her spectacles !,
placed them on her nose, untolded the
bill and read a few of the headlines.
She was old. fashioned in look. There
were strings to her bonnet, she hsd no
hustle, her gray hair was combed down
smoothly, and there were only eleven
yards in her black alpaca dress.
Young man. don't you know that cir
cuses are awful liars and humbugs? she
finally inquired.
The man at the table leaned back in
his chair and refused to express an opin
ion.
well, know it, she continued in a
positive tone, 'and believe they git
wuss every day Now see here-listen
to this: "A gorgeous panorama OF
amazing wonders-a gigantic combina-
ton of astonishing acrObatic talent.
That's all right on the poster, but hev
they got 'em? I'd like to see one O.
them animals
You're laboring under mistake,
madam. 1t means grand display ol
natural curiosities, and informs the pub
lie tina. tie proprietor has secured many
first-claas acrObats - the chaps who
stand Oh their heads, turn head cvel
heels, and cut up SO many monkey
Shines
III does. eh?' she mused; 'waal, d,
YOU believe it takes smart person 4
keel over?
We'll, Ons has TO have good train
ing
They do, chi? she remarked IS sh
put her umbrella in the corner and spi
on her hands; 'I'll show ysu that-tha
YOU are deceived ! I'm All old woman
but if l can't -
Madam, hold on-dOn't do itr ex
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-07-08
poetrp.
The Teachers Dream.
BY PROF. W. II. vFNABLE.

The Teachers Dream.
BY PROF. W. II. vFNABLE.
The weary teacher sat alone
While twilight gathered on,
And not sound WAS heared around
The boys and girls were gone.
The weary teacher sat alone,
Unnerved and pa.e was he;
Bowed meath a yoke Of care he spoke
In sad soiiloqy:
Another round, another round
Oflabor thrown away
Another chain of toll and pain
Dragged through a tedious day.
"Ofno avail is constant zeal,
Loves sacrifice is loss,
The hopes OF morn, SO golden, turn
Each evening into dross.
Il squander on barren field
My strength, NV life, my all;
The seeds l SOW will never grow;
They perish where they fall"
He sighed. and low upon his hands
His aching brow he pressed;
And Ger his frame ere long there came
A soothing scene Of rest.
And then /, lifted up his face,
And started back aghast-
The room by strange and sudden change
Assumed proportions vast.
1t seemed a Senate hall, and one
Addressed a listening throng;
Each burning word all bo,oms stirred;
Applause rose loud and long.
The 'wildered teacher thought he knew
The speakers voice and look,
And Tor his name." said he, 1.-THE same
Is in my record-book"
The stately Senate hall dissolved.
church rose in its place,
Wherein there stood a man of God.
Dispensing words Of grace.
And though he spoke in solemn tone,
And though b is hair was gray,
The teachers thought was strangely
wrought
Il whipped that boy to-day"
The church. phantom, vanished soon;
What saw the teacher then:
In classic gloom Of slcoyed room.
An author Piled his pen.
My idlest lad" the teacher said,
Filled with new surprise
''shsl | behold his name enrolled
Among the great aud wise;"
The VISION of a cottage home
The teacher now dc.cTied;
A mothers face illumed the place
Her influence sanciiti ii.
A miracle. 4 miracle.
This mstron well know,
Was but wild and careless child.
Not half an hour ago.
And when she 10 the children speaks
Ofduty's golden rule.
Her lips repeat in accents sweet
My words 10 her at school"
The scene was changed again and low.
The school house rude a.d old,
Upon the wall did darkness tall,
The evening air was cold,
"A dream" the sleeper, waking. said,
Then paced along the floor.
And, whistling slow, and son. and low,
lie locked the school iIvuso JVvi.
And, walking home, his heart was full
Oipeace and trust and love and praise.
And sin ing slow, and soft, and low,
lie murmured, "Aiter IN any days"
= ElstDOrt Sentinel
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-07-08
Great Bargains!
For 60 DaysO

THE balance of the Stock of Goods formerly
/ belonging TO tn, firm o: 5. 4 II. A. DUTTON,
will be closed out al 80 per cent. less than COST
within the next 60 days. by request OF the admin
istrator, GEO. PARCHER
HENRY A. DUTTON, Ag't.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-07-08

A soft-headed youth residing in
Sangamon county, Ill. has gone melan-
cholly mad for love of Bessie Turner,
brought on by reading her evidence in
the Beecher trial. One night recently
he made clumsy figure OF his bed-cloth-
ing, and carried it from room to room
for several hours. Finally he kicked it
down tive flights of stalks and into the
cellar, yelling as he stood at the door of
the later apartment. why, Bessie,
you tumbled down! Didn't you%
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-07-08

All demands must be paid within % days, or
thew will be left with Attorney.
GEO. PARCHER, Admir-.
All persons purchasing goods Of any kind. will
be well paid by calling on the subscriber q the
Ola Gfand HENRY 4. DUTTON.
Ellsworth, Nay 1870, 2mosz0
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-07-08

He started up in the middle Of the
night, and pressing his hands upon his
sides, exclaimed:
Jane, I'm afraid I'm going to die;
I've got such a strange feeling in my
diagram. .-GBrooklyn Argus.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-07-08
PATENTf


A T this ONCE, an active, steady boy from Is to
a II years Of age. to learn the printers trada
He mast be able 70 read and spell correctly and
possees so1e knowledge Of EAglish grammar.
Apply 1t The once Of
EANcocx Co.. PuB., Co.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-07-08

The red men of Nevada gamble for
linen busters. A noble Indian in u
duster of the Ulster pattern must look
scrumptious-[ Louisville Conrier-Jour-
nal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-07-08
New Hotel in Ellsworth!
FIR A N X LIN II O U = +.
b. F. GRAY, Proprietor,


Rranhlfn ST.. EllsWOFth, N 0ine.
The Proprietor woulo announce to his friends
and the public generally, that he has just complet-
ed his New Hotel, and is now prepared TO furnish
all who NAV desire il with First Glass Entertain
ment everything new throughout the House
Bath Room with Hot or Cold water and all Mod.
ern improvements.
In connection with the House, is a new and
improved stable, and carriage house.
Competent Hostlers always on hand.
tf23 w. r. GRAY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-07-08

When a woman undertakes to re-
pair chicken-coop, she invariably hits
The wrong nail on the head land drops
the hammer and weeps.-[Norristown
Herald.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-07-08

Its generally the case with bad boys.
philOsophically remarks Miss tAnthony.
that they look like their mother and act
like their father
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-30
NiuncSota.

Sn safe Gitp s~erit0rte oas 6euer
am Isttsn Srsitas MOrsen ben bOrtisen
Glepator. Oas @ebaube rpar $50, 900
psrtb unS mar Su $40, 500 uerii9ert. rs, 900
YuIdel @etreibe %perbranntsn NIT benz @e,
bGube.
Oas Slad Sill Sieber ideint
piele Der 9lrbeiter in ben @inona unb ct.
Setter giienbabnwertitatten 81 0inona err
srifisn gu baben unb mebre berieIben ipres
den pom elmer Organization, UNI cine grpes
bition babin ausSuriften.
Gin Staats Genius wirb i'm
9aufe bieies Sabres in WimneiOta aufses
unb ;par infOlse zines ne'ien @es
ieses burd bic 9lneiioren in ben ueri4ieSes
men Gowns, SOurusbS unb Gitps, wsl9e
ais gnbi9abisuns Il Gents fir bic gers
,eidnuns zines jeben @umens in ben StaSs
ten, 8 Gents in ben IdnbIi@en Oiitritten
lnb 5 Gents in @esenSen, bic wenis bsiieSelt
anb blnn bsp0Itert iinb, besieben. Die
9ssislatur bat in auem $2O, 900 far bic
Deduns Der Auslasen bewiaist, ans Der
Enthusiastically lisfert bic uStbisenGormxIare
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-30
WuDcrc Staatcu.

au9 in BEN &oblensesenben BON Ohio
iinb 9lrbeiter.llnrtben aussebro9en. Die
yStrifers" pom StraitspiQe batten tbatli6e
9lnsriiie auf bic BON Der &oblen Gompass
ME anseiteQten farbisen 9lrbsiter serna9t.
2luf ben @srtfibrer, Der bic Neser bel3iis
ten woute, wurbe Don ben vStriters" see
i9oisn. Der Seamte i6oB pieSer uno
~peruunoete einen Der slufriibrer auf erbebs
Ii9e @eiie. Sn 6olse beiien ietten bic
Qetteren elm @ebdube in Yranb, unb flint
beten ben 9eamten an, baB iis binner brei
Stunben ben Srt uerlaiien miBten, wibris
senfaGs man iie tObten wiroe. Der @ous
perneur ianbts ben General : slbiutantsn
Der StaatsmiIi; unb ben Sberifi BON Yerrp
County mad benz S9aupIat bss 9lufrubrs,
unb es seIuns obne itrensere Wabreseln,
Die Srbnuns wieberbsrsuiteaen.
Der dItei tie W a in Californian,
Suitiniano Goros in Santa Grus, Elm Sns
bianerim Glitter pon 1913 Sabren, mar tiirsIi3
in @efabr, babur6 eritidt gu werben, baB
feline Sitte sur NadtSeit 6euer fling, aber
sr wurOe serettet, obne merfIi6en S6aben
senommen gu baben. Sn berielben Stabt
lebt Elm anSerer S%nSianer, @ariuno SobIis
las, Der 90 Sabre alt 1T.
SoIsen bes neuen Sarifseies
ses. Cine Sirma in Cincinnati, bic bel
Der paifiruns Der neaen Steuerbia 20, 900
Barrels 8bistp auf Eager bate, vma9te"
nit einem S3lase $l6o, 600, benn UNI 70
piel fies Der @bistp I'M Wertbe. Die
neae @bistps unb Gabafsteuer bat bic
8bisfps unb SabatsbdnbIer, bic sroBe
gorratbe auf Eager butten, nnsebeaer be-
reidert. Die nsue Steuer wiro namIi6
nur auf ben Wbistp selest, Der mad benz
britten Mar; fabrisirt rpurSe OSer f~abrisirt
wirb. 9luf alien Wbistp, Der por Mitters
nadt bss ssnannten Cages ii4 sntpsSsr in
5d1ern obsr in Der y3iiterne" in 9dnSsn
Der Gisentbimer befanb, wirS bic aIte
Steusr bssabIt ODER 20 Gents per @alone
pie mad benz sesenwartisen @ss
Iese. Dies ma9t sinsn @epinn uon iiber
es auf isbes Barrel aus, unb ba in alen
Gag uns Na@t i'm porisen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-30
Der @e%taenbanOeI.

@ie mir iriibsr bemerften, werSsn aus
mebrersn @riinben, bic mir fiir3Ii9 anfibrs
ten, - aud bic Gabtia9e, baB bies .Sabr
Der 6ribIins ipdt tommt, mas ben grfols
Der grnte beeintrd9tist, 1T ni@t gu iibers
isbsn bic Beisenpreiie obne 3weifeI, TO-
baIS bic S4iiiubrt srOiinet wirS, in bic
5obs ssben. Die q. .. @orlb bemertte
iiber bisisn Suntt: Die Deisensrnbte uOn
1874 purSs unter isbr unsinitisen lin;
itdnben auf ben Murtt ssbru4t unb bic
preiie finb pisls Monate lang gan, auss
nabmsweiie nisSris ~ssitanbsn. Die grns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-30
Na6tli6 bnmpi nnb rcntnerlaiia ma,

Na6tli9 bnmpf unb tentnerlaitig mar
Die Srauer, bic man BEL benz Dor nabesu
einem Sabre erfolsten gbleben bes Maiia>
duiettier Sunbesienators Charles Gunner
in ben benz Manne ndber itebenben &reiien
aaf bemonItratipIte @eiie CUR S9au trus.
Sett aber iteut ii9 beraus, baB aud nidt
elm Ginsiser Der 9auptleibtrasenben unb
SUPERINTENDENT Bel ben 9eidenfeisrs
lidfeiten fir ben geritorbenen AUDI muir Sas
gerinsite unentseltIi3 setban bat. Nsin,
man IieB fir feline Oienite ii6 i'm gesens
tbeile allieitis in iOlOnerbafteitsr @eiie al,
lObnen. S9on bic Sunbesresieruns sablte
fir bic porbereitenoen Experimentation
mad Dem 3eusniiie bes Serseuntsat.9lrms
su 8aibinston bic enorme Summe pon
81, 6s7 so. Damn aber fommen bic benz
ueritorbenen Senator nabe, nod naber unO
am Nd6iten itebenben Sreunbe, un6 BON
bielen IieB ii9 George 8iaiam Curtis
$1,000 fir feline 2ObreOe aussublen unb
8roieFor Gbur9iu 5000 fir BEN einfaden
gOrtrus bes 8bittier'i6en @eIesenbeitsses
bi9tes. 6rdulein &elOss unO SrduIein
Ybiaips ferner erbielten je $500 fir bas
9lbiinsen Don elm paar SrauerlieSern unb
elm anberes SnbiuiOuum, wel9ss weniss
items 10 uiel GbrsefabI beiist, UNI ieinem
Namen gu peri3weisen, : IieB ii3 81, 900
bafiir bebdnOisen, baB es gaes auf bic
SesrOisuns gesiisIide ~iammelte, I'm es in
YampbletfOrm eri@einen gu laien. Curtis
leusnet Srpar, baB ct etlpas erbalten babe;
bic oben sesebene Summe 1T aber einmal
unter ieinem Namen uerre9net. 90 uiel
1T nun Bis jett befannt sewOroen. 0ie
piels 4nbere aber etua nod in abnli9er
Deiie ibrer unsebeudslten Srauer auss
brud sabeu, barber sibt pieaei6t bic
u~nbarmber3ise 3utunft nod peitere aluss
i6lif1e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-30
WisconTn.

Die Iuslaaen bss Staatcs Wiss
confin fir bas Sabr 1873 inter @ouuernOr
@aibburn bctrusen 81. lsl, 965. Sn bies
lem Sabre s~elansten bic Oemofraten CUR
Madt uno bic 9luSlagen bes Sabres 1874,
benz Sabre, in weldem bic Oelnotraten bic
&esierun9 III 9dnoen batten, betrusen
81, SO, 7O3, alio cine Serminberuns uon
$153,263 sesen oas Soriubr. SIN Sabre
1874 sewannen Die &epublitaner neueroinss
bic Sberbanb in Der 0esisIatur uno bas
&eiultat bieies Greisniiiss lit bic 9lni9wels
lung Der Staatsaussabsn fir bas Sabr
1875 auf 81, 269.67l, aIio cine gsrmsbs
rllns nm $3.50, 96s seseniber benz SOriubre.
Oas bat Init ibrem Sinsen" bic .leete re-
pubIitanii3e Staats : eegislatur setban.
Sin weitsrer &ommentar lit pobl iibers
fiiiiis. yS9rsisn bilft ni6t, SbatiaGen
beweiien". (M. Seeb.)
Sas SGnserfsit bes Ginger
bunbss bss glorSweitens iou am 10. bis
gum 81. Suni in Watertoun ~absebaltsn
perben.
Der frabere .Yolisiit Graft
in Wilwautee taufte Dor einisen Sasen
einen S9inten, unb sr unb feline 6rau
uno feline brei 6inber aben o%auon; iie iino
ieet ale beftis e~rtrantt an Der ri9is
moie. Cine nitro fopiide llntcriuduns bes
S3intens bat se;eist, baB er bon Sridinen
pimmelt.
Cine ct. Saul 3eitun 9 bebaups
tete, Sab bas Sis I'M Midisan See bel
MiIwautee 40 SUB tief s~efroren iei. Die
Milpautee vHepS" srwi6srt barauf, bab
iie beitimmte Na9ridten uon Minneiota
babe, weIde beitdtisen, bab Oer Grbbooen
Bel ct. Saul 80 SUB tief s~efrOren lei unb
es uenisitens speier warmer CONNER be-
biirie, I'M ben 6roit a%ufSutbaueu!
Ole IS in a uub ct. Yeter Goms
pasnie bate am Wittwod swei 9ofomotis
pen nit einem @asson, SO Munn fibrenb,
entianOt, BEL Der 6~reilesuns Der i6nees
blodirten Strede rueitli6 pom New lllm gu
belfen. 8 Meilen Siesisits Der Citation
rSleepep gpes" fanb man cine itarfe
S9neewebe Dor, unb bic 9otomotipsn
rannten binein, ie gu burdbre9en, II. Der
S6autelbrisaSe bas Nudidubern su iberluis
len. Nber Die critic 2otomotiue rib li9 BON
Der .. uab bent baran bansenben Bassou
los, burdbra6 bic @ebe, uub blieb in elmer
speiten itefen. Die 2. Qofomotipe nit
Dem Wasson itiirste unaufbaItiam bintere
brein, obne 6aB bic 9eute in benz 9ettern
llnbeil abnten. Oa itieB bic bintsrs auf
bic i'm S9nee itefenbe uOrbere 2ofomotiue,
unb Bel benz Yreler 3eriplitterte Der Wass
9ou in Glide. II Wtann wurben per-
wunoet, aber &einer, wie es beiBt, lebenss
sefabrlid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-30

nit ben pom gtiieiior uus,ufiuenbcn &us
brifen.
Sn Seott County par Der 8ertb
bes iteuerbaren gisentbums i'm Sabre 1878
auf 1881, 7s5 unp 1874 aui 50, $50, 800
9ei6dbt unb mari I'M Sabre 1873 MI Saren
$50, 255 unb uorises Sabr Sol SOC ab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-30

ten III @roBbritanien unb Oeuti6lanb iinb
porises Sabr better als idon ieit GINGER
Seit seueien, unb BON 6ranfrei9 beridtet
man, SaB es einen sroBen lleberi9ub babe.
Sin poler grnbteertras in ben 9. Staaten
biIoetc oaber bas Sisnal ;u elmer S.rins
seruns Der Nadfrase unb ;u einem itars
fen 9erabseben Der Breiie. Man iiebt ins
oeB nadserabe, baB Die 3unabme in Ser
Srobuftion Seuti6lanbS uno @robbritan>
MEMS i'm SersIei9e nit benz 9eiammtbes
barrie iener Sdnoer pon nur iebr s~erinser
Seoeutung NAT. limb Der lleberi6ub in
6rantrei6, penn iiberbaupt lie elm iol6er
uOrbanOsn mar, iteIt iid bOdit s~erinsfisis
beraus; benn man bat BON ienem 9anoe
nur nod iebr penis erbaIten, unb bic 6ran,
soien iino ia bod ais bereituiuise gerfdufer
BON Nuem, mas iie abSuiessn baben m6scn,
lpri9pOrtli9 9eworben. Die Wintsrpsis
SensGrnote in ben Sereinisten Staaten mar
porises Sabr cine unsepObnli6 sroBe unb
uon ausse;ei6neter Sualitdt. Oicislbe
pnroe raid auf ben Martt sebra9t, uno
lie CAB auf u~nieren Mdrften ben eriten 9lns
itoB gum 6aIten Der Brciie. Aberber Sors
ratb an oieier WeiSeniOrte lit i9on felt e=
niger 3eit nabeSu eridOpft, unb Spebiteure
unS Miiaer iaben ii6 ~se;uunsen, ibrsn
Sepirfniiien NIT Ben beilsren SuaIitdten
BON SommerweiSen ubsubeIfen. 3uper,
ldBise Seridte aus benz @eiten laiien teis
men s3weifel iibris, baB bort cine Maiie pom
Sommeruei;en ni6t nur auf BEN Saupts,
lonoern aud auf ben Nebenmdrften aufgez
ipei4ert lit. Wia man ii9 bic Yreiie fir
bic i3utunft 3ure@t Iesen, 10 miro es ieSo9
gut iein, uenn man b%ebentt, baB sesens
pdrtis bic Sreiie um uier;is Gents bas
Suibel niebriser iteben, aIs I'M letten
Tfdrs, unb baB Die Serienbunsen iopobl
onr9 bic bOberen WedieIraten unb nisbriz
germ 6ra9traten sur See, ais aud burd
bic ben Grnbten wenis suiasenoe 8itters
Jung in 9roBbritannien unb bur9 bas als
semeine 3uiammeni6pinben Der gorrdtbe
Der europdii3en Mdrtten sefOroert weroen
mOsen. Snoem unter iplden llmitdnben
srObe SOrrdtbe cine Saiis fir aassebebnte
Spetulationen bieten, 10 besinitisen iie oft
elm Steisen Der Yreiie, ~anitatt baB iie base
ieIbe uerbinbern, uno man bari in bieiem
@ei6aftssweise elmer Iebbaften unO aufses
resten 3eit en%tsesenieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-30
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sntI Utat tints une iunhotrs&t a~ufrtist uns aud n
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arstit fatItitrt. prstsn fdntr 0rtsitsu in 8aAe Der =.
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-04-29
Amendments to the Constitution

Once of the most important measures
adopted 10y the last Legislature is that
cmhodying number Of amendments to
the Constitution, which may be briefly
stated as follows:
The Governor to hold his Office for
four years Judges Of the Supreme
Court. twelve Comptroller and Treas
urcr, four years General Assembly to
convene every four years the clause
exempting one thousand dollars worth
ofpropcrty in the hands Of each tax
payer is stricken out the clause pro
hibiling the State from owning Il State
bank is stricken out all Judges to be
elected by the Legislature the Lcgis
lalurc to have the power to create
courts with both common law and
chancery jurisdiction, and have power
TO authorize m~isdcmcanors in civil
causes to be tried by a jury Of less
than twelve; poll tax qualifications
stricken out Judges of the Supreme
Court TO be reduced to three, as under
the old Constitution the Legislature
to have power to pass fence, road, and
other local laws. and make them ope
rati sc in such counties as choose to
adopt them striking out the provision
in the Constitution against clergymen
serving in the Legislature authorizing
manufacturing establishments to be cx
empt from taxation for a period not
exceeding six years; authorizing fu.
,urc Legislatures to submit constltu-
tional amendments directly to the pco.
pie authorizing the Legislature, in re.
considering bills vetoed by the Govern
or, to SO amend the bill as to obviatc
his objections. 1t may be stated that
this measure has to be passed by II
two-thirds majority of the next Lcgis.
~latnrc, and then be submitted to u pop
ular vote.