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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-11-23

Zinc that is us.d under sIOyes shou d
never he dampcnrd. lf'is becom s0iled
or dim. rub with flannel and little
fresh l RI In this way it will always
10 k a. new and bright as when first p,r.
chased.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-11-23

At the show the o'h.r evening, gentle
man earcastically asked a man standing up
m trout OF him If he was aware that he
was opaque? The other d MED The ale
CATION. He said he was not opaque. His
name was O'Brlpn.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-11-23

An Irishman, being tried for assault
and battery. IN Virginia City, n vads
when a,ked BY the Judge if be had any
thing TO say by wsy of defence replied
well. your honor. I saw but little of the
fight. as was underneath most Of tha
ine.' -
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-11-23
FRANCIS GEIsDoRFF, N. D.,
Upper Yellowstone,
Opposite HAYDEN POST OFFICE.
Don i, BVam,

|CCLECTlC PHYSICIAN-Office in
~ frdley's building. north side Main
rreel Having located in B"zeman. ten
|d'sr ms professional services to the citI-
pens ol TIE town and COUNTY.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-11-23

The St. Louis Republican. giving .
long description of ST. Louis fry. IL
years ago snily says: IA. that time there
was but one brewery
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-11-23

A near sighted man out on South Hill,
says the Ha~k-Eye. went wandering
around among his curran: bushes recently
and ~t'"ped down and pulled q live &c :
te"nia' w"sp's nest up by the roots to see
what it was He didn't get it anywhere
near the focus Of his eyes. b. fore he had
an idea that it was . flas IRON some of the
women had set out to cnOi; then he
thought It might le concentrated case
of prickly hea'; and theu It dawned upon
him that he had picked up raw thunder
bolt. aid finally his heart went clear
dawn into his boo.s 10 he realized that he
hal got mold Of the dangerous end Of the
He'll Cat. explosion and pulled it off.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-11-23

The ma h,nery for the manu- fac ure of
wood paper ha.g'ngs has beeo 80 perfect
ed ,ha, so inch Of white maple or other
fine grained wOOG can he SLIT So AS 10 fur
nlsh 2oc thin leaves having the surface
an. grain OF the wnoi. These leaves are
laid upon a paper backing. AL !. thus cen
sri'nte'i, may he pRp~r. A room thus
furnished presents the appearance of a
psnele,i apartment, SIM the surface visi.
ble is that Of the actual wood. With
smoothed and polished woods Of cosrser
Or more open gram, the number of leaves
or ve,feer tO the ,nch is 12j. The machine
which pro tuces these leaves is q marvel
of mechanical ing nuity and skill.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-11-23

ObDLLARS A DAY NJ home. Agis
- w,n'd. Ou,fi, and terms free.
True & Co.. Augusta, Maine.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-11-23
.T. z. Edwards,

AT LAW-Oflice next
III door to \. Iamme & Co.'S, Bazeman,
blonlana. viii practice in all Courts OF
khe Territory
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-06-21
Il PAit Of White Whales.
From the New York Times.

last week the agents of Mr.. W
q. Coup, proprietor of the iminhher
aquarium n2~ building nt Rrd',d.
@ay aid Tl'@rty -i'fth Atrcct; trapped
on TIM coaEt Of Tal'rador, and safely
landed at tSiicl'tc: two wlitc whulcs
Of f,tl) Size. These 1a'G bncil
transported on Il special train as fn'
rs Port land, Nc, where. tIic$ nr.
rived oil Friday night in full life
and vigor,. to the great astonish-.
ment of the iiativcs. Thence they
will be brought to New York by sea,
the. steamer Elconora receiving
, them OH board and sailing with
them on Monday. These are the
only living spcci,RHns of the white
whale ever secured alive, and it is
to be hoped that the enterprise that
has brought them 50 fur toward
tho Metropolis alive may not fail Of
perfect success. The steamer will
land the monsters ut Pier No. 3e,
! East River, on Wednesday.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-06-21
Tie Cincinnati Convention.

The Convention proceeded to bel
lot on the 18th inst. The result
was as follows:
FIRST BALI.oT.-Dlninc 2S5. Bris-
tow 113, Morton 124. Conkling 90
Hayes Gl, Hartlanft SIS, Wheeler 3.
jewell II. Necessary to choice
370.
SECOND BAlLor:-~Upon the name
OF Pennsylvania being called. upun
the second ballot, the clnirmen OF
thc delegation asked time for con-
sultation. The result of the ballot
WAS ns follows;
Blaine 298, Byiatow ia. Mprto,
III: Conklmg 93, Hayes 81, Hart
r"ntt G3, Wheeler 3, Washhurnc /.
Necessary to II choice 373.
TnIRn BAllor.-Blainc 203. B. is
tow 121, Conkling 90, Hartranft GS
Hayes ~, Morton lib, Washbunc
l, Wheeler 2.
1'r,mTn BNLHd'. Blaine 292, D!i>-
tow l2G, ConkIing 81, Har.ranft II,
Hayes GS, Morton los, Washbuln,
3: Whec}er 2. T"tal vote 75I
Nee. $%aly to Il choice 379.
Flrrn BAL1or.--Blainc 2S7, Bris-
tow ~, |, + :: CnYkli3Npg; 81. Hayes 1o2
Hartra'ift, ~, rM6rton 95, WASH
burnc 3, Wheeler 2.
SIXTH BAMerr RItH'o ahs, Iris
tow ILL., Gon%lin4 s., Hartranft So
Hayes 1l3, Morton 50, Washhurn'
3, Wheeler 9 ,.., : :, :.
SrvrN'', I'A;:lnT,, IN. ,rqm"-. nl
Morton was now withht,iawn by MIR
Coml;ack, Of the Indiana delegation,
and MIR. Harlan, of Kentucky, with.
drew the name of Bristow. The re
suit Of the ballot WAS :, u ,,..
Blaine 351, Hayes 3S1, 1'risiow
81. Necessary to choicr. a7g
Governor Rutherford =. Hayes,
Of Ohio, was declared nominated.
Tho nomination of Hayes wls made
unanimous.
On the scvclith ballot the South
Carolina delegation cast srv1tn votes
OF Blaine ath seven for Hayes.
The nominations for Nirc-Prcsi~
dent we're: Stewart T.. Woodford
of New York, Gen. Hawlcy, OF
Connecticut, Fred Il. Frclinghuy-
sen, Of New Jersey, and VIM. A
Wh"clcr; Of New York. Tho roll
WAS called, and, When MY York
was called WooAf6rd took til" plat
form and withdrew his maine.
When South Cnroli,in had been
called, Wheeler having already re-
ceived 366 votes, Kcllogg, of Con.
nccticut, withdrew tic iiaiiio OF
Hawlcy, and moved that HE nomi-
nation of Wheeler be made unani-
nous, which was agreed to, and
Whcclcr's nomination was SO dc
clared. After the usual resolutions
OF thanks the Convention adjourn
ed
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-06-21
Rev. j. j. AdGcr. ID. d., of Coluln

Rev. j. j. AdScr, d. d., of Colun.
Lin, has pnRlisheA Y2,h open letter to
'.Kev. Dr. 's'tnart hob! b!nyon, Correct
ting tic .popui'r ',,oisapprtlicns'on
in regard to the recent action of the
Southern Presbyterian Assembly at
Savannah. The attitude. of tie
Southern Assembly, lie. says, is I'm
! changed: It's telegram was strange
! " misunderstood, and, in conse
, qucnce of the defeat of the Tai
! madgc resolutions, the whole dinic,,l
ty is farther from being adjusted
than ever. Fratcrnnl relations have
not been re established, and the
Southern Assembly still stands on
'thc gro,rH., taken ut Baltimore.
The heavy rains Of 1lie past week
undermined the foundations of n
ircstlc over Broadway Creek. on the
Anderson branch of the Grccnvilc
and Columbia Railroad On Fridoy
might, the 10th instant, spcc,al
train, consisting of M engine and
I.bMr?yagc car, which left Bciton, the
junction Of the Anderson branch with
the main stem, between and 10
O'Clock, was precipitatel into the
chnfm which the IL estlo .spapncd.
There were aboard The. train NJ. j.
Wilson, engineer: G. w. Lafoy, con
ductor; - KcitsinScr, brakeman :;
A. Attn Il yohnf9H} %|}, 'tif@eiHnSh?' @ H;h and Henry
'acr, coudTtf1f, 'BraEdfihdn and IRE
man were k;l!ea by the fall or drown
cd in tic Mater. The bodies Of the
condl,ctor'and brakeman wore found
the trd3tlG. Tic wood passer, Henry
Thompson, was taken out nliXc,. but
so badly injured that Rc VIII rro;a
bly, die. Tie trail was allowed to
proceed from Bolton to Anderson at
the special request of the conductor,
after it had been determined not to
allow it to pass over the trcstlc.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-06-21

and approved conscience of having
cone my duty to my "a cpuptry. and
conducted mysclf rs Il man of honor.
Ny Lord, [ am sorry TO observe,
That | feel your ,fricpdship towards
III" much ahntrd cr'vnu would not
"ndeaNor to prevail upon INC to act
so base IL part You earnestly
:,wiSh Xpi. could briMg. it about, as
You think it viii be Il means of
cflcctinS that reconciliation wo all
=" ardcntly desire. 1 do earnestly
wish for Il reconciliation, as much
80 rs amy man but only upon
honorable terms! The rcposscssng
l|E,N estates, The ,oflHE ef the com
maud Q! your regiment, ard the
honor You propose of serving under
me. are paltry considerations to the
loss Of my reputation ' Mo- Mot
the fc-simplo possession of that
valuable Island Jamaicn, should
hllucc me to part from my intcgri-
ty: My Lord, us You have made
one proposal, give ne leave to make
another: which will DE inqrq honora
bic to us both AS you have an
interest with your commanders, l
would have you propose tho With
drawing the British Troops from
the Continent of America allow
the Independence O! and prdposem u
Peace This being done 7 Will use
my influence with my commander
I" accept Of the Tcrnls-und allow
fiTrrt Britain IL free trade with
Amcrica :. My Lord, 1 could make
one more proposal but my situa
tion rs II prisoner circumscribcs mo
within certain bounds. J must
therefore conclude with ,.,pf1nwiiie
You the free libcrtX to mnlo what
ever nSSe of this YOU think proper.
Jhin| better of me. ........
7 am, my Lord, VOW Tnr,lship's
most "ht, humble scr>t. d" g.,
WILL NJ MouIl'n1E.
- I, ,.' c.. Brig. Gcnl
10 Lord CnAs. MoNTAauE.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-06-21

At II meeting OF the Wholesale
butchers of San Francisco. it was
resolved that nll meats delivered ON
and after June 22> should be pail
for il! gold coin, on or before Thurs
day of the following 4Mcck, :or. no
more mcat' would be Supplied to re-
Milcrn. TOO much silver is the
Cause.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-06-21
a PATRIOT or THE OLDEN TIME.
From the Nrwbcrrv p",srcssi,.. .i,.r

! the lest. The following l.ttei :.
: one of which has never before been
in print. Will show the high tened
rhivalry ana patriotism OF tic Hcru
of Fort Moultric:
E2ry or n. lrTTrn from SIR rn>&
M"hTAGuE no MAJ. GiA wM. MouITElr
March Il:h, 1871.
! Sn: \ sincere wish to prou,otc
what may be. your advantage. in
duccS me now to write: the freedom
with which We have cuuvcrscd
, makes mu hope you will not take
nmiss what | say. My own ri'iEri
plies, respecting the commencement
lNt this unfortunate w,u, ure we'll
known to You. and Of course you
can conceive what mention is ont
or Friendship. You have NOW
fought hravclv, in the cause OF your
country, for nnny'vctls. AMI. in my
opinion, fulfilled the duty every
inIiviuual owes to it You have.
had your share Of har,ls;hips and
difficulties, and if the contest is still
to be continued Younger hands
should now take the toll from You.
S"u have now II fair opening of
quitting that service with honor
and rcplt t,tion to Yourself, h, N"iny
to .)nmuica with me TAc w,rlI
will readily attribute it to the known
friendship that has suhsiStrl be
tween us, and by tiiitIiny this
conntrv fnr 4 short time, yo,, will
avoid any ,lisagrccablc cunvrrsa-
tions, and miGht return at leisure
to take ,pnsscSeiJn "f YOUR "tiat"s
fHr 'VHi'rHclf aal f,r.iy. The
Regiment l. ann going to command.
the only proof l can give ypM Of my
sincerity is tha!. ! VII rnit that
commnl to yoU, with pleasure.
and serve under you ] earnestly
wish that could be the instrument
to effect what | prorosr, as [ think
it would be Il great m"lns towards
promoting that reconciliation We
all wis;, for. \ thou%lnd circ,lm-
stances concur [" make Suthia
proper period for YOU 10 embrace
urr old acu'runtanrc-~ny having
''''' -" '',I' =. "'',' I'' " II. I'm"
present commanders ! give YOU
NY honor, what ! w,itc is entirely
unknown to the Cumr,rnA N. or to
M n''! T'' u'rsn' fI- n,'"'; your ''''S"o'
',n,;' nv, u w I,'t'' ~ NV v',,.'. ""' ";'''
'''''" VIVA " ''>'' C;r'n'". w .'',I N,<,rr,.,.r ,
c.>l V-,,., ,G'n'n,',, .,','',, '''''> ''''''''
'>' " '''' :" ''''"'' "''''
con, ~. r,.,, ny ,,,, ,.,..,.r..,, ~,
' " " ;r,', W ,,. ,ror,, '' AIR ~
'
HlnoNElls polNr, March 18th, 1881.
My Lonp, received yours this
morninG by Fisher, and l. thank yor,
for your wish IL promote my nd
vantage. ] am much SURPRISED
ut your prnpnsition | nlttcrcd
myself I stood in moro tiyrraN'lt
light with Won. shall write With
the same freedom with which we
used { , colivG:sG. a>l doubt not
but ynu Will rc"civc it with ia, same
canlourS. I have 0ftrn heard You
"xir"Ss vo,ir.r"nimc,,s. II ~ivc,mn
this unfortunate war wiirn you
Thought the Americans an injnr;I
and oppressed people ,huA nm now
astuu!shrl 70 lind yor taking .,n,,
actiN" lari against them :. though
not, fighting particularly, in the
Continent, yet the &cduring their
SOLDIERS away. t., ,cuiist in the
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-06-21
AN AWFUL MISTAKE,

How Respectable MaI's Chnrnct or
Was Taken Away
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-06-21

urE" All transient advertisements TO he
T1iU ~ 40 "a Nt'E
obituary Notices and T*ihm!cs 81. 90
per ,uunrc.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-06-21

Relic huntcrs at, Mount Vernon
arc SO Ingenious and unscrupulons
tmtt the managers have been com
PEELED to put wire screens over most
of tho articles, and 10 close somo Of
the rooms altogether.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-06-21

Some friends demonstrated with
Clarkc, the actor, about his profanity
and quotcdthc Scripturai injunction:
"Swear, not ut all." w don't,"'. said
CldrEc II swear only at those who
offend me- ~
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-06-21
TIE .
II AIR p1'E l. D IL ri l. D
Is PUBLISHED wEEN,,Y Wy
T RE
w } I. I.'E 4 Ms & ID Aybs.

ms.--Thc HER tLD il published Wee k
" in the Town cf Winn, ,hnrv, at $500
T.: ,artu5iy tn 'n"|yaj,c.,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-06-21

A Washington letter says: 'sEx,
Doorkccpcr Fitzhugh still refuses to
bo rno"ncilcd or to make any COM
promise with his lnto ..politicul
ir'cnds<t lie says that; within II week
nc will 1;ivo publicity To- .somnr mai:
tcrs TINT will htartlc the country.
Hc declines to sny exactly what the
nature Of his evidence is, bnt init
mates broadly thnt when he does
speak some Democratic members
will need leaves Of absence for tho
rCSt Of thc session.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-06-21

There il no reason why ice sho,,ld
be ut any other than moderate prices
this S,mimGr. for there. nrc about q
'''hdred and seventy five .thonsrnl
Tons stored on the bnnks Of thh
1fivnr remaining unsod
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-06-21

There is fellow who comes To
town once in n while who is pm fish
at least his hoad swims,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-06-21

Itis not necessarily " sign of q
mans being good husband that
he is constantly Iauding tho attdm-
plishmcnts Of hia yMife.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-06-21

n party Of rmigrnnts ra,nped on
Wednesday Night at Poi,it of Rocks
Station, Laramie, Wyoming ABont
3 o'clock piercing scream, vas
htard TO contc from where three or
four children were ut play. Il short
dist,lich FROM thu wagons: n,id on
going to the SPOT it was asccrtaincd
that child about years old was
missing A diligGnt search waa ut
once begun: aid continued until
about II O'Clock; but proved ,',istfc
cessf''l: AT daylight the next morn
ing scared, Mas resumed At thu
T}urs where the Cllildrcn We're Mt
Play large tracks; supposed to be
tliosh of II nountain lion, were dis
covered, These were followed for
miles into Il largo canon where the
cltild was, found on projecting rock
some 2OO feet high. After m,tch
difficulty the little one was rescued
frotu it's perilous position. its
clothes wore badly torn, hit aside
from few scratches on it's face, tho
child was uninjnred. There is no
doubt that the lion carried the
child to where it was found and went
after it's cubs
Get your job work done at this
Office
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-06-21

A goYrmand once said: .!"To on
JOY. Il stuffed, turkey Thoroughly,
there shoulh,hc only tWo present =,
yourself and the turkey" g
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-06-21

There ,.arc plcnty."of prcccdcnta
for IL continuance o( the BcllinuD
case. The Impeachment trial. '.of
Warren Hastings lnstcd only eleven
ynarS :.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-06-21

Any rea" Using profan,:, Jnnsuogo
within thG hearing OF tLc occupants
Of any private residGEcc in Texas is
liable tD q fine of 500
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-06-21

On the .17th. ipst., tho Etiit1Strfe
river was higher than it had E"rh III
ten years.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-03-14
MltfatboItctsmuS.

Der rIIttatboIicismus" i'm
Oeut den &ei1e trdnfelt nidt Bios,
~ionoern er wiro, uenn es 10 fort sebt, zines
ftiben CODES iterben. Iqe priuilesien,
weI9e bic Staaten benz seliebten Sdoobs
finbe, auf bas iie 10 9roBe Soffnunaen
iesten, s%uuenben, uolen ni1t beIfen; es
leioet an elmer unbeilbaren 9~us,ebruna.
Ni9t bios fonate bic neue i9ismatii&e
Secte beim ToIte teinen NntIans finoen.
ni9t bios NOR uon einem InI1luB gemi6,
tiger Mdnner aus bem.seiitIiden unb 9aien.
itanoe feline Ge6e, ionberi, bic wenisen nil:
fenidaftli9 sebiloetsn Mdnner, Bic ben
uatitaniiden 8eidliisn ii9 nidt unter>
merfen woaten unb ii9 vaIttatboIii4" idels
ten lieBen, uerlaiien elmer I'm oen anbern
bas fintenoe S4ih. Nus Der OiOceie
GeSensburs melt en- uns beuti1e Bldtter,
baB Der Yrieiter o. Serb. Soffmann einsn
Wiberruf ieiner bisberissn 0erirrunsen psrs
6ffentli1t, in meldem sr benz paplte unb
ieinen Bii9Sfer gbrfur9t unb @eboriam
selobt unb ertldrt, baB er bic seiammte
tatbolii@e @laubenslebre nit ginidluB
Der pom benz paticamtI9en GoneiI beinirten
Oosmen ais sSttli4 seofienbarte Wabrbeit
annebme. Oerartise Gri9einunsen iteben
nidt pereinselt ba; i'm @egentbeil mebren
fid bic 6aae bon &idtebr in ben S9OOB
Der &ir4e ieiten alttatboIii9 seworhener
prieiter pom @ode gu ISOLDE, wdbrenb
man bodlt ielten pom neuen groberinsen
Der alttatboIiten bort. .3iebt man nod in
8etra6t, rpie Siele nod ~suriidtreten wiirOen,
rpenn fe iid ni9t in Terbdltniie binein
uerrannt bdtten, aus bensn an elm @ntfoms
men taft nidt mebr gu benfen 1T, 10 Iiest
es auf Der 9anb, baB bieie Gritseburt
elmer %iosenanhten rStaatsrelision" bas
2eben nidt friiten fam. Der IltfatboIi:
fen Yapit &eintens wiro faum einen Na9s
folger brau9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-03-14
gerlonen, weIde fid ieIbif pom 6aiten

Berionen, welde f9 islbit pom 6afens
9ebot enti1ulbigen ober nm Mbiiltenj nads
iu9en, ioIen i'm @smiiien iiberSeust iein,
baB Der 8runb ibrer nnfdbisteit su faiten
in pirflidem llnuermSsen uno nidt in gu
GROCER Na6ii4t nit ii9 islbit liese. ssSn
Smeifelbaften 6daen wenbe man fi4 an ieis
men SeeliorSer; aud iolten iid iene,
wel9e ausSenommen inb, mad Ridften bes
miiben, Die Ni4tbea1tuns bss 6aiters
bur9 anoere Bubmerfe su erieten uno in
llebersinitimmuns nit benz Settle Der Rirde
In oieier beiliser !3eit in @emeinidaft nit
ben llsbrisen benz 9ebet unb Sammluna
bss @eiites Der Reue unb i3erfnirri9ung
iiber bic Sinoen ii4 binaeben.
8. Oas @ebot Der gntbaltuns BON
Sleii1ipeiisn uerbinbst ale. nit Ausnabme
tleiner Climber.
g.. Yerionen, wel1e BON Der Obliaas
ton gum Jaiten wesen Srantbeit, l9uerer
glrbeit &c. frei' iino, iinb ni4t ~uerbunoen.
bios einmal 5Ieii4 3u eiien, on rem Tas
gen, on wel9en 6leii9 erlaubt lit.
Die 9rieiter werben wdbren6 Der Taften
3u feitSeiebten Seiten beionbere NnpadtSs
ibunsen balten in ibren &rrden. Yrattis
i9e SeIsbrunseR ibsr bic driitliden Slid:
ten, bic Saframente uno bic re4te 8orbe,
reituns auf beren wiirbissn @mpians fol,
lea BET oieisr @elesenbeit seseben werben;
aud iolsn fe bic ibrer Gorge anuertrauteu
Rinber i'm &ate4ismus gut unterri9teu u.
bieienisen, wel9e bas Seb0,ise alter err
rei4t baben, fur ben Gmpfans Der erften
81. communion auf Oitern uorbereiteu.
SIM Suffrage bes bo9w'iten 9rn. Bis
i9ofs.
Sobn SbanIp, Sefretdr.
ct. Yaul. 81. 6ebr. 1876.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-03-14

iidt gu f4auen unb elm sebeim sendbrter
9aB unb cine Vsrl3uSruns sesen bic tas
tbolil6e Stride. .......
Nadoem Der bodm'fte Bii1of ,u elmer
leioenidaftsIOien Seridi9tisuns Der elter:
liden Nebte 9emabnt uno leiner MnIi1i
Insorud 9eyeben bate, baB Die Heform
BON Bolton uno WaGaduietts fommen
weroe, 3os er oas Saeit ieiner mi9tlsen
&eoe our9 aufiteuuns fOlsenoer brei
@runbidse:
I. Ni@teinmii6en brs Staates in9ir6c
ooer Sgule.
II. S1ul,mang onrdb bic pnn ben Gls
tern rontrollrten un0 Durd iic bcjabltcn
S1nlcn.
III. Jrribanocl in Der Gr3icbuns ;
oorr fsin Wonnpol oes llnterri6ts.
Was iasen uniere @esnsr ba3u2 Wir
m09ten nar winiden, baB ale ben mora:
lii9en Rutb bdtten, Die game Reoe oes
bo9w'iten Siidofs 10 aufmerfiam our43us
lelen, wie bic 6reioenter Bottoms iie auf:
merflam suborten. Won allen beuti1en
8ldttsrn, bic bod 10 uiel Nufhsbens sss
madt baben, als 8ii9of Wc0uaio Die
Ginlaouns annabm, ben Yoitoner 5reioen.
fern cine Sorleiuns iiber bic S9ulfrase gu
balten, bat bis iest, iouiel mir wifsn. nod
ni@t Elm ein3ises ben Mutb sebabt, bic
Heoe oOer nur elm Mussus baraus ieinen
.inteQisenten" 2eiern mit,utbeilen. Die
perm weroen wabr@einti@ uiTen waruu1
Der Correspondent Der @ew Oorter Sri:
bine" nennt oieien 8ortras einen Der beiten,
bic CT lie iber bas Gbema sebOrt babe uno
empfieblt 5afuns u. Con oesielben euans
aelilhen Nreniaern ,um SHUTTER.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-03-14
Saitem Iernronmn8 iiir oie
St0ceSe ct. Raul.

4i9srmittmo1 Der erlte Gag in Der ssas
%iten3eit, fdat bieies Sabr auf ben l. Mdrs.
1. 9lIe Gage in Der 5aitenseit, COINS
tase aussenommen, iinb sebOtene Saittase.
2. Oas @sbot bes Saitens uerlanat bic
@ntbaltuns BON Speiisn, nit 9usnabme
elmer Mabl3eit, iowie es audi BON bisier ben
@eniB bon 5leiidipeiien ausidlieBt.
8. Der @enuB BON 5lei'9ipeiien BEL
6ieier einen Mabl3eit lit isbod in bisisr
OiOeeie bur4 0iipeniation srIaubt, nit
Iusnabme bes Wittpo9s unb Sreitass ies
Der Wo9e, bes NuatsmbersS amitass unS
Der A lesten Gage Der SaitenSeit.
4. Slide unb 5leii9 birfen nidt bei
oerlelben Utablseit senoHen weroen.
8. Our 3ubereituns Der Speiie lit
S9weinefett erlaubt.
g., Sine feline Grfril6una, aep0bnlid
COLLATION. senannt, bic ben 4. Tbeil elmer
Mabl5eit ni9t iiberi9reitet, lit abenbs er:
laubt; bel elmer iol9en COLLATION. bIrfen
Slide, Butter, Sdie &c. senofsn werben.
@epobnbeit erlaubt aud bes Morsens
cine S9ale &afie, Gbes ober biinne @6ocos
laOe nit einem Stien 9rOO gu ssniebea.
Z. Oas SafenssbOt perpFidtet unter
elmer G%ooianbe 9lae iene, welde bas 81.
gsbensiabr polenoet baben. Solsenbe
Perionen iinS aus beionbersn @riinben
pom Talten ausSenommen:
l. Die &ranten; 2. bic nit idusrsn
Irbeiten ober eridSpfsnben 9Hidten 8ss
i4aftisten; 8. Srauen wdbrenb ibrer
S9wanseri4aft unb 10 LANCE fe &inbsr
itiQsn.