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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-29
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Charles Warren steddard in San Francisco
jOhronicle.l
Monaco, March %, 1S16.-You see a
few strange faces at the table. There is
the stately lady in deep mourning, who
draws in her gold with a little rake, asst
she we're c~ultivating the exotios in her
conservatory. 4 snuffy woman nett her
loses her self. possession, grows yei not,
and cries Mon Dieut' below her ce.
A young English lady plays now end
again at the various tables, and seems to
look upon it all as if she we're flirting
with fortune. A gentleman TO the lett
wins invariably, and seems to be horri-
bly, bored, Notwithstanding his neighbor
is evidently going to the deuce as directly
ly possible. | see Maud Miller, with her
fresh, innocent face, her rastic hat, her
wealth Of tawny hair and that wonderful
little rake OF hers. With the fatal I'M
pulse of every one, | am moved to verse:
Maud Miller on a Summers day
RakSd the table and made II pay.
Maud wins like a good fellow; she could
buy out the Judge at the end Of such a
season as this. There is Que massive
woman here who plays like a queen Gf
indeed queens plays) and has a gentle
man to haul in her gold. She is as pas
s%ionless as the Sphinx and almost as
large, A tall gentleman enters the hall
with a dainty little lady on his arm;
they stand by the table a moment,
watching the run Of luck, and then be
plays off a roll Of gold on one number,
and in FIVE seconds q fortunate card
turns ap and he withdraws his deposit
with second roll of like value. Does he
play again? mol He drops one golden
roll into the pink palm of his companion,
and together they 20 out to breakfast.
Must | add that this Miss Miller ulti-
mately loses her luck and her temper at
!, the same moment2 She has a bad crop,
+ her rake is useless except in the way Of
pushing out her yellow seed, she rises
/. hastily and passes rae in the Rssden.
pouting like a ba2 Girl. / grieve 20 state
that in the care Of the tropical sunshine
: l disce5er that her simple beauty END
rustic health will not wash
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-29
THE CITY
MEMPHIS:
Monday Evening, May 20, 1875.
COroner's Inquest.

Yesterday afternoon Coroner Spelman
held an inquest upon the body of a
negro child found dead at a shanty in
Fort Pickering, near the corner of Third
and Broadway streets. The occupants
of the shsnty are a negro man named
Bigger and a white Voman who calls
herself Mrs. Mollie Bigger, and who
claims the negro as her husband. Some
weeks since a negro woman gave the
precious pair the child, and the white
woman has been trying to raise it. The
Coroner's jury OF inquest found that the
child died from bilious fever, evidently
from neglect. The ~cohabiting of q white
woman With a negro, or vice versa is
prohibited BY ths laws of Tennessee
and it should he prevented By the police
and all such persons should be arrested
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-29
The whole question IA a NutshelI.

The Whole Qu estiOn ia "a Nutshell.
The St. Louis Republican states the
ase very clearly and foreioly as follows:
1t is a pertinent question for Demo
Gratis to ask themselves whether a man
who is the subject Of such despairing
entreaties as this is the man to lead
them to victory. The Democratic nom
inee needs to be the very strongest man,
both in and outside the party-not the
strongest in four or five Democratic
States, but the strongest in all the States,
with a special ability to carry four or
FIVE doubtful States. West Virginia,
Missouri and Kentucky may as well be
left out of the question; they are stead
lastly Democratic, and will ever vote for
the st. Louis nominee, whoever he may
be-whether Allen, or Tilden, or Hem
bricks, or Broadhead. But unfortunately
the steadfsstly Democratic States can
not carry the election. The doubt
ful States will determine the result. The
question, therefore, is narrowed down to
this: Who can carry the four or five
doubtful States, including New York to.
begin with? What Democratic aspiPant
is strongest in New York, New Jersey,
Connecticut, California and 0regon2 Is
it AllenR If so, he ought to be nomi-
mated. If not, he ought to be dismissed
from consideration, and some other man
selected. Five thousand independent
votes in New Jersey or California are
worth more than twenty thousand Demo
cratic votes in Missouri and Kentucky,
and it is one OF the indispensable con.
ditions 10 be exaoted Of the Democratic
nominee hat he shall be able to secure
these FIVE thousand independent votes,
Everything depends on this.
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Personal.

Colonel Jos. L. King, Of Montvale
Springs, one of the most charming wa.
tering places in tie country, has been
in the city several days. A number Of
prominent Memphians, Colonel Elder
General Humes and others, we learn,
are going to Montvale this summer.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-29

Wayne's new patent self
ventilating American Refrig-
orators preserve all kinds Of
perishable food longer, with
less ice, than any other now
In use. For sale by II. WetteE
& Co., I3 and 10 Monroe.
and 3S4 Main street. SIT
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Mismanagement Of Oliy Schools.
To the Editor Of the Ledger:

Mismanagement OF Clty Schools.
To the Editor Of the Ledger:
We would call the careful, candid and
considerable attention of the Memphis
public" to the startling fact that al.
though thousands of dollars are annually
assessed and expended here for school
purposes there seems to be among the
people a lack of confidence in the ability
Of these schools to give ever a proper
ru%dimentary education. We are con.
tinually hearing complaints, and the dis
content appears to arise from the fact
that nc one seems to understand just
how these schools have been supervised
lately. Much time he's been spent
in experimenting on vague theories,
nor have we ever been able
to comprehend the poor economy
that dictated the mistaken policy Of last
summer which dispensed with the SER
vices Of some of our best teachers ia the
primary schools, where they we're so
much needed, and i~naugurated a high
sslaried so-eslled Normal School,
which bears as much resemblan 70 to a
bona hde normal school as Ger enpial
shnddies TO Lady Washington, or Grants
integrity to George W, We, as well as
the Washington government, should re-
trace our steps-go back to the three Rs,
regain the confidence the people once
had in these schools-the days of
Colonel Leath and mental arith-
metic; get a practical supervisor
whose head, like the heads of the pirs,
prepared for her British Majesty, " alter
an approved pattern" are warranted
" solid We care net if he come from
the Peabody Hotel or the Fejee Islanda,
80 he is honest and solid, knows a good
teacher when he sees one, although they
may not hatter his looks or his books,
!, We do not belong to the C~hickasaW
Guards, the baby show committee nor
the fat mems base ball club. We repre-.
sent the poor who groan under iniqui.
! tous taxation without being able to rep
resent themselves in these geological,
, Greek and Latin schools. We
/. represent the parents who have been
tortured with Centennial eaterwaul
0 ings and phonetic spelling. We sym
o pathize with the poor sc~hool.marm
" wearied and worn" with vail
attempts to obey instructions she can
not understand, fearing to protest les
she be aecspitRted some night at Cd.
II Fellows, Hall, without even a trial b
3 jury. We may be the Mystic Grew
Should it be necessary to answer an.
y challenge ITO Arms we can doff on
I dominoes, raise our ~vis0rs, and exhibi
Ie the faces of the SCHOOL CLUB.
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You can get more CHOICE STRAwBER'
RIEs for the same money at 207 Main,
corner Of Madison, than anywhere else
Received morning and evening FRESH
Liberal discount to dealers and buyers o
large Quantities. III
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LiauOr AaaOciauon Meeting,

The Liquor Association will meet al
Cochran Hall on tomorrow afternoon a.
81 o'clock. A full attendance is request
ed, ss important business will come be-
forc the meeting. By order Of The Presl
dent ssi II. S~oHILLING,
Secretary.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-29

Monumental Promenade Concert
Ann uNnn

AMI HWY
AT EXPOSITION BUILDING,
or Taesdsy Evening, May 3Oth.
Proceeds to be applied to completion of Con-
federate Monument at Elmwood Cemetery.
| EXECUTIVE AND FINANCE COMMITTEE
PW Semmes, Chairman.
| p Duncan. Rec II Vance,
Nashua Brown, ir, Garrett Parker.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-29

In the LEDGER job Office ca be und
competent, skillful and tasteful pri ters,
who can give entire satisfaction n the
display Of any job Of printing. 1881
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-29

A beautiful line of Diagonal
FrOcks and Sacks, cheaper
than anybOdy's, at R. M.
Drake a. Co.'s. Is
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-29

Elegant stock Of Alpaca
FrOcks and Sacks, new, extra
length and sizes, cheap at II.
M. Drake e. Co.'s. Is
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-29

Full stock of Linen and
Jeans Drawers, MPriDO, Isle
Thread and NainsOOk FINDER.
shirts, extra low, at Il. Nj.
Drake e. Co.'s rs
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The type, material and workmen of
the LEDGER job Office are as good as the
best, and hence we guarantee 6rst-class
work and full satisfaction to our patrons.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-29

GAS PIPEs, Water Pipes, Bath Tubs,
Pumps, Hydrauts, Hose, etc. Prices
lew. Browne, the Plumber. 263 Second
street, opposite Court Square. ll6 I
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FERGUSON & Co., 330t Second st buy
sell or exchange secondhand harness.
co
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Paper your residences.
Now is the best time.
MARCUS JONES,
5Ot No. 1901 Second Street:
lee Dream and soda water

B. Rocco, ZIG Main street, has opened
bis ladies' and gentlemen's saloon for
the season, and is prepared to furnish
the best articles as heretofore. 62.t
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FERGUSON & Co., 1904 Second street,
repairs harness, saddles and collars at
living prices and ask your patronage.
40
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Pic Ca Dora G Gal
AT COLEMAN'S, 200 MAIN.
Five for ESQ.

Commercial HOtel.-Board re-
duced to S. per week; rooms and board
to Sc, 81 and IS per week. lO2
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The bar privileges, etc, for rent at
Bon Aqua Springs. See W. G. Patteson
or Phil ]. Mallon. Is
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G. Reder's carpenter shop, No. II
Washington street. lO2
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bargains in ParasOlS.
MOSQUITOES.

Large assortment Of bars, all styles,
very low. Also furniture, bedding, etc
at W. X. Thixton's, 254 Second St. II
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-29

$4,000 worth Of boots and shoes re-
CARELESS of cost at Eagle Boot and Shoe
Store, 344 Main street. GIT
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TRUNKS, the best and at lowest prices,
at the Factory, 352 Main street. 100
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Clothing and Furnishing
Goods are now offered al
greatly reduced prices, at h.
M. Drake e. Co.'s. 70
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Fine pocket books, cheap,
at DOd's, 34I Main street. Is
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PROGRAMME:
1.-THE Heavens are Telling" ....."".Hadyn
Grand Chorus from the Creation, with 50
voices, full orchestra of fifteen pieces and
grand organ accompaniment. :.
2 Ava Mari" ."."""~Luzzi
Miss Jennie Barry.
- Out Tolls" duet ...-.... .-...D aohauer
{ Mrs. Mausford and Miss Jennie Magevney,
why do the Nations?" ..Handeps Messiah
Mr. James Kirkland.
s Analogy of the Hearth. y.........~mLowe
Miss Marie Hitzfeld.
6"By Thee. with Bills" duet with
chorusl. "....:.."" ...,H"Y:.""."-SCreatioh
Miss Kate Harmon and Mr.. A. Refs.
1.-THE Forsaken !" (prayerl ....-........ Loretz
Miss Lizzie Douglass.
IS ''Justus ct Palma" duet seq. Lambuillotte
Miss Magevney and Mr.. Petersen.
9 AVA Maria" with flute and violin.
Obligato) secs. .m"... ere
Mrs. J. X. Miles.
10 "Tantum Ergo" Barrini
Miss Magevney. d,
II I" Alleluia .....m""...o.., Handles Messiah
Finale Grand Chorus, with full orchestra
and organ accompaniment.
TICKETS, FIFTY CENTS.
To DO had at Mansford's, Cleaye's and Hatch
er's book stores, Of VIM. Lieben, j. Wilson
e. G, Barnaby. l.. +. Peters, r.. Battier's Bea
and Main street drug stores, George Berg
man, +. Lavigne, Duffy d Carey, and Jane
Speed. I0-lS
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The best Soda and Mead III
Memphis, SC. at Bartee's, S2s'
Main street. ooI
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All kinds of Trunks, Satchs
els and ValiseS, remarkably
cheap, at II. M. Drake q Co.'S
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Iron safes for sale.

Three iron safes.
n o WOODBRIDGE, 10 Madison st.
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Ice cold Soda and Mead, SC.
at Bartee's, 32S Main at. 5St
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T 0sT-POCKET-B0OK. ON POPLAR OR
IL Alabama street. ~eontaing q small amount
Of money and papers, valuable only 20 the
owner. The inder can retain the money and
receive q reward Of s25 By leaving the book
and papers with James Speed, ticket agent,
corner Of Madison and Main streets.
7n-f H r SMITH.
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In hepor Of the Knights. ~ wn va peautv
will Grown the Queen OF -UoVe anu "e~"'
Forr Maids of Honor will Se chosen BY the
next Four Successful .Nhisn'S'
Ko;obts from a distance. and especially me
.imHdd; ISir States, are especially invited 70
participate .,o
} Entrance Fee, ylO. 49,. - mas far
Those who desire TO emit " their nsmos y
u Sontest should forward the same ~ J S y
toe - will be admitted after june i. 10y.
as MOI ,evept partiality, the Lances hsee VI
70 pl, Ne In every particular, and turnlsheu
to be an umittee. None others Whl Do az
lowed. PRIZES:
Knights tn king the largest num-
ISL. tS Ias HT0in gold. .o,ani
I'd. To the neA
SiOOin S0t FOR Ho ssEMANsHIP:
Let. A superb sa OS;r Of silver Spurs.
Sd An exquisite ridi ~""
oFFToR.Rs Us,
Captain W. @. FOlkes, ca ana M MarIndl'
S r. Carnes, ESQ Assista
JUDGES:
General J. C. FiEer. N. Fo utg1he n,arTa
General Cotton Greene, d T. 4. N es Speed,
Captain ] Harvey Mathes, janus ~
ESQ, Major X. P, Duncan.
D' RECEPTION COMMITTEES:
Colonel ". Enslsy, F., s DAYS. nv camera
W. Y CHI 6. auimes. Dr.. 3; D Saunders, cO EHS
R. B. Snowden, R. v; Vredenpuig' 10 \
nomes s. richardson, ESQ, Captain o. y
Miller. VIM. Y. Hamlin Esq
The Park will be open for Knights VINO "lsl
10 pTaetice ON aid alter Mag, 10Th. .s.oa i
All communications should be saoresSeu :
PETgRTRAUl, Businets MsnaTTo or
59-A MsMpnssss
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SID Cooks Billiard Parlor is the place
to pass a pleasant hour. b9-I
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GRAND SACRED CONCERT
, sT. II CHURCH,
Wednesday Evening, May 81, 1875.

ON WHICH OCCASION THE CHOIR
" will be assisted by the leading vocal talent
Of the city, together with a
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DOOR COMMITTEE.

Doors open att O'Clock. The Concert will
begin promptly at 8 o'clock. alter which the
dancing will commence. CLua.. .au
Admission. fifty cents. Ohlldren 9nder
twelve years Of age half price. Il-N-1S
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Joe RERT.


EOR RENT-TW0 ONE STORY BRICK
y residences, i've rooms each. Mes. llo and
$40 per month in advance.
/. d. CONAWAY,
Rental, Real Estate and Collecting Agent,
T-79 No. 5 Madison street.
TOR RENT
L No. 479 Shelby street. 10 rooms.
No. A53 Shelby street, l0rooms.
No. 250 Beal street, 7 rooms.
No. As Beal street. 8 rooms.
No. II Vance street, 4 rooms.
No. l24 Vance street, 6 rooms.
No. @ Exchange street, 4rooms.
No. 81 Echols street, 5 rooms.
No. 20 Linden street, 8 r0oms.
No. 50 Greenlaw street, 5 rooms.
No. l Huling street, 5 rooms.
No il Poplar street, 6 rooms,
No. 345 Georgia street, 8 rooms.
No. 223 Adams street, 7 rooms.
No. II Stewart avenue, 8 rooms.
Also stores, offices, sleeping-rooms (single
75.H Real Estate Exchange, 10 Madison st.
NOR RENT-THE TWo-sToRY BRICK
IL dwelling. No. 1858 Washington street, sec
ond door from Orleans. Apply at No. 1856.
60 I
Tor RENT-ELEGANT RESIDENCE, 479
T. Shelby street, at a bargain.
SGT W.D MCCALLUM, Ag't, 10 Madison.
GoR RENT-sToRE $50 MAIN STREET.
L with fixtures. including. cOuHters. shelv-
other business. J.T. HlLLSMAN,.
29-t SS Front rtreet.
\ rR RENT-THE NEW AND DEsIRA-
I lie two-story brick residence. SSS Vance
street. near st. Agnes Apply %tpRERa
24-t Union and Planters Bank.
COR RENT - sToRE-HOUsE NO. ~
4 Main street, occupied at present by Bry'
son 4 Camp. Possession given 6rst Of March
Apply to JONES, BROWN X co.
l46-t
FOR SALE.
DOR S~ALE-CoRD W00D-BEST ST0Yl
4 wood, delivered to any part Of the city
81 so to IS per cord. Terms cash OIL delivery
Orders left at B. j. Semmes Il Co.'s, 2g1 Mai
street, or the undersigned, at Paducah an
Memphis railroad. will be promptly attende
to. l77-102l RAPHAEL SEMMES, JR.
.ORsALE ATTENTION FRUIT GROW
y ers Strawberry boxes for sale by
56-81 WILLIAMS 4 CO., Lumber Dealers.
CORsALE-OLD NEWSPAPERS. 4Oc Pc
' nuuuItut ~ Nhlo lmONf Wv A~NRNe ~ ~
ping paper you can get. OBJ
TOR sALE-OLD TYPE-BETTER TIA.
+ Babbitt metal for light, fast running ms
chinery, al this ofhoe. ISL
l T0R SALE NEW FORM OF TRUSTEE
; Z DEEDS. lust out for sale at Ledger ollie
|, WANTED.
.
D xvT ANTED-A coon FLORIST. MUS
w understand the business. Address
TITS A. B this Office.
/. VKTANTED-TO PURCHASE FOR GOO
w city paper until November, one or u
good milk COWS. Address Mex, this office.
TOT
= WANTED "A SKELETON. ADORE!
w "Zed," this office. 68t
1 PERSONAL.
DERcONAI-J. M. COLEMAN. JJSTI(
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LOST.

r OsT-COLORED BOY, u YEARS OLD.
IL Had On white wooden jacket and pants.
and black hat. Name Price. will pay %
1857 Forrest Hill.
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Full Orchestra and Grand Organ
Accompaniment.
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EOR RENT-TWO ONE STORY BRICK
Z residences, 1--WE rooms each. Mes. lis and
uSh on the north side ef Union street, near
DeSoto. $40 per month In advance.
/. d. C0NAWAY,
Rental, Real Estate and Collecting Agent,
77-79 No. 5 Madison street.
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OPEN TO THE WORLD
Grand &c utsnnial Tournament
AT OLYMPIC PARK.
MemphiAr, june slh. 1876
To BIZ followed bya
-,NHr hnTnN DALI.

7, horor Of the Knights, at which the Victor
In M aHp Crown w the Queen Of Cove and Beauty.
Eorr Maids of Honor will ee chosen BY the
Houi newt -Four Successful knights.
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NOR RENT-THE TW0-STORY BRICK
L dwelling. No. 1858 Washington street, Sec
ond door from Orleans. Apply at No. 1856.
60 I
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-08

@as man semeinbin Elm gut ersogenes
SrduIein nennt, bas lit elm. iebr i9ledt err
sosenes Mdo6en, oas su ni9ts in Der @elt
niisli9 lit.
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Der Srau,ofe 2sronoBon ii6er Ole
Srdtter.

Sd babe einen Sreunb sebeten. mir 0as
ten gu iammeIn fir cine gio9rapbieu nierer
meibIi6en S9riftitsller. Oils i9 Die erlte
Serie Sur t6an6 betam, ipar i6 10 entiett,
6aB i'd ben Ylan iofort auf9ab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-08

Seiratbe ME elm 6iinitlerin:
y Weil iie benz Yublifum gebort;
y @eil iie Salent bat unb lid Die Gus
perioritdt anmaBen wirb;
3 @eil iie gum 9ebensunterbalt beitrdst
ilnb ibrem Wanne ni9ts i9uIbet.
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Iem TorR.
Cine geographic, ealtarbifsrii9s esiss.

Cine geographic, ealtarbifcrii&s Stias.
Die seosrupbiide Gage 9tew Dorts lit
iolsenbe: Dem Yort liest untsr benz Al.
@rab Der nSrbIi9en Sreite unb benz IA.
@rab Sitli6er 9dnse, auBerbem I;est es
YieIen i'm Masen.
Oas SIima lit isbr seiunO-fir Sums
6usser, Siteti9winbIer Sai9enb;sbe, Cent?
psrenSIsr unb @benteurer.
Die 9uft lit IN 5olse Der SeepinSe in
9tep 9orf 10 rein, baB es ais Sersniisen
anseieben wsrbsn mug, yan bic 2uit seiett
,u werben." linn re6t Sielen biss Sers
suiigsn gu bereiten, bat man ben Soarb Of
2anolorbS erfunben.
Sas @etter lit meilt INNER aus9esei9s
net, MIR BEL Soucerteu uno Seneii,en treten
bduiig N~esensiie Elm. SIM iibrisen fann
man getroit annebmen, baB ii3 itets bas
@esentbsil pom benz &eiultat Der meteoros
losii6en Sere9uunsen Wtaiers oIs ri6tis
bewdbrt.
Oer @runo uno SoSeu pom Deem Yort
1T iebr fru1tbar unb trd9t ieoe Steuer,
pie bic 9tew 9ortsr MbermGnnsr beseusen
wsrbsn. gm beitsn sebsiben aui bemielben
fromme Srattdt9en, Sin, Warbpolitifer,
alosrmanner, Ylaiteruertreter, Wabriaser'
innen, aemteridser, San;en, II. StraBens
upmpben.
Die Sepolteruns pon 9tew Yorf wadii
nit iebem Sabre. Wan i9dst, oaB bic
Stabt nit ben yoritdbten Srooflpn uni
@iaiamsburs ;wei 0iaionen ginwobnel
bat; oarunter iolen ii9 AUDI einise taaienf
Meni5en befinSsn. Die 8euOIferuns be:
itsbt aus Snbianern, @nseIia9ien, Ser
manen, SrIanbsrn Sransoien, Iiritaneru
unS gbineien.
S5rer 8eiddftisuns mad serfdqt BIZ
9auptma1e Der New Yorter BeuOlterane
in brei &lanen: l.. Iemteridser; @ftien'
i@winbIeranb 8. Voting and paying cattle,
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Die Srauen iiuO ni6t einmal fdbig, i6re
eigenen gsI9dfte Su b%eior9en, lno iie wols
len uniere @ei6dfte ii6ernebmen. Gti6tel,
glerste, glpotbefer polen lie werben, SrGs
fecten un6 Grdfectinnen mas weiB i'd?
pabri9einIi6 AUDI @enoarmen uno Oraso:
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-08
G6ieago INTO 2%lort6weltern
GiScubahu.

gaTassrs fur Gttsass. G,trsit, IrIssu, GlsStlaab,
Sufals, niagara Sous, yittssur3. Cincinnati, Rp4eft,
alban. Sereutp, &~.,Satrsal. Sastec. Portland. Bottom,
Ga;rs, san Srauetsep' Saeramtntp, Ssssn, Salt qats
Gifs. Ssnrsr, Gruueil Sluhs, Sipur Git9. St. gaul. Nlar.
auette, 9seanabd, giendltd, Mastieu. 9tesenne, Omaha,
guuite N5relit, 0sfliS, SasiS uas Stfli6, isltsn ibs
SifetS mia hsr
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II { 8.

.y" ltnb ie faufte bod ni9ts. @e.
fern frib fam cine Srau mad elmer Gro.
cerp an Ser @aibinstonitraBe unS fragile,
Oh bort Yfluumen sm baben ieien. @s
wurben ibr iol9e seseist unb ite fraste
rpeiter?
@arantiren iie bielslben?
0as tbuu nil, mar bic glntport.
Sinh Tie gang frii9?
Oas iinb lie.
Seine Wiirmer BARN?
gti9t elm einsiser.
Sabsn ie aud poles @epi6t?
gOues @euidt, Mabame.
Sinb ie iiiB?
Sd 9arantire ie ais iiB.
llno Su iebem Sfunb elm Hrsispafet?
fragte iie mad elmer Gauie.
ga, Maoame.
limb aud elm Gbromo:g Bib? fraete ie
s0asrnb.
Iu9 elm gbromo basu.
sic nubm cine Yfaume, faute baran bers
I'm un6 fragte enbli9.
@eben Sie ni6t aud III iebem Yfunbe,
bas sic uertaufen, cine Yrdmie BON barren
9el6?
9lud bas, Mabame. Sic besabIen 10
Gents fir elm Yfunb pflaumer, uno be:
fommen ba;u elm @bromo, elm Preiss gafet
unb cine 8aar:Y rdmie pon so Gents.
Soa i'd Sbaen elm Yfunb einpafen?
@eu, es ideint mir, als sinsen sic iebr
anitdnbis NIT Sbren &unben nm, erwieoerte
tie lan9iam aber i3 bente, i9 mill bod
feline faufeu. 3ebn Gents fir elm gfuno
9laumen, lit, pie es mir i@eint, in 3eiten
wie bic iettsen, 3ientIi9 uiel, ba bod Der
Breis Der Butter gefauen 1T unb Rattun
un0 S6ube i9refli9 biui9 linb.