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New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
A SONG IN SEASON.
pr ALeEavoS CHARLES swSBURSE.

pY ALGERSoS CHARLES swSBURNE.
From Beigrdsia.
Thou whose beauty
Knows no duty
Due 10 love that moves thee never,
TuurwhysC mefcles
Arc mems curses,
And tbs smile scOWSe forever,
Thou that siyest
Death and liycst
On the death Ol thy sweet giving,
Thou that sparest
Not nor CJrtst
Though thy scora leave no love living,
Thou whose iooles5
Flower Is lruittss
As the pride its heart inclOses,
But thine eyes are
As May skies d4e,
And thy WOrCs like spoken roses,
Thou whose grace IS
Fierce aud m IS gayward a. thy willis,
Thou whose peerless
Eyes are tcaiicsS, nut.
And thy thoughts as cold sweet lhleS'
Thou that talcst
Heart. ana makcst go,
MIechs an " ~ -, ,'.lIoty
Srra sbauld follow,
r,,,i,,, summer where we find thee,
f4n''i"e
IIaOTt. io and ngrakest.
.na t,t, hrgLi.u hearts forgive thee,
ANU 'rtaf Nilt make no
pgrsa and 4 ile no
ne. ,bat iCva f,,r AVE might give thee,
j,Vgs and biiudcs,.
seryinr worst who served thee longest;
Thou That spCakcst,
Ana the We.k kcst
Heart Is mis- mat was the strOnsestj
Take in season
Thought win reason -
Think wat -i,tS are ours lOF SIN4uS
Hear what oeauty
owes OF duty
To the love that keeps IL living
Long dead lovers -.,-,-,..-.
Song blows on With breath that UEshleus5
At It's flashes
Their white ashes
Rurst ia bloom that hives and llghtenS.
IIo1 thpv bcuf not
Head OF lent not
Eor to Inyr and auIcruus duties,
~ SOM, Gtt never
saved forever
Iove tOe I-asl of ALI their beauties.
uthn Golden
Names of olden
. Uo,nan Vet by mems love cherished,
iII am. drIIcst
Thoughts hold nearest,
r1od .hs,- lnx.at n Z AN had uerished,
r,, s,,,;+ a.
~ ~ ~ tb,t - Seau,ics S,'
NJ, ,,o Va "a, ,iS 80 none p,a,, win them.
1SAA 'N in, - ,rLnrcfuTa
- shnnId are for
49,, - - : 90, b;,jic,, IN .ber,1
vi al eo0u '"iHe'
MIL
Pam for piost
Comes puI oi ~ ,..
III the nPS va, !ulo .,l'..,'c M '''0i
@ I,Oiu nv io ,.''''.'',o :. .'',''-1
last lne ihO"sult stt ho-.o-.
VI the HsH'cs' ho'i '"'' NV
XIV.
II they wv uo'
x.,,. VI " ~. 70 80 -. - '1.,o ~ ,,,ordo,
1lIIs or M M. .. 5.,,, -
M M1oN9 10 - -
- iIiI iIl., Va 20, '',i'o t1,arl.,,se b,r5en
Long Will oo"i iio
II they cdr' hoI
lhou-u toNt w nv, =, 49,,
III no Oicath Oh nc uul.4 'Il' 'ous" 'n0Hi'
JOY must poIIuM
song lfoLl rOIIoWi -,
Fear teaeA nope Ihe way " "oo 'N0'h
=
OIitl Hd9 inCasulV' ,
soll a. p.V"sui' p.V",u',, :, H.. ,oo-f,
Fear has inoo1s s..'I S,a. !"i,e 'leS uo'P '"'
Su'Es 70 s-ii- .i.lii'
OIcdIls 20 1tI"G i,
Ana rvd iVse-ocu ~ s40eP 4"'
LOOKS and'teariess, :, - ,,,,,d.r.
apeech '.' and meete.
Tor haart,s love In hide him under
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24

Tor the Ntai' uf'4 ,NN','-
utr ana by special t0 saratoga 'ud Ioiua LAKE 10
West Point Sewbargh return same day. tl rough
kcc.,I. - -.
BRIDGEPORT and ali points on liousatonlc
and Nauelfuck Railroads. Fare FL steamer BtlD"fr
PuETo Cathlrnesp at llO a me- and bridgeport aIli
.. IN.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
I'D Leave New York from foot OF Dcso!os5eS and Cort
Sis a. n for Washington and the West. Pullman plror
nom NeW-io ork 20 Baltimore and washington
Pullman sceucrs aud Giy carr from Baltimore 10 PITS
makes close cpnnecupns iOr CounDLs INDIANAPOLIS az"
e25aSn H. led Express with through Pullman
iug o Washington at 40 D. ant making same con
iIc west tbe talr. ~ Us iIn
maze. Otunc,.O Nh Inioll4c h'd' ' ~ lI'tu ~ 40
J.. i. Tor ..r.t-oIl arm lIs' . N,.l ~ 20 u w,
g.5 Washington and tn' south, S'VGunih ttJf1da
gIi New prl. aus Through ears nom ne" YORK 20
baltimore aUi Nasll, -'.. Pullman SirtDtrS ahi 'V
cars from Baltimore to chicago. Cincinnati. ST Louis.
Cuiuulbu.. , F-r.I IS. .vc. .
$50 H. m d1g .or Washington, the south ard West Pun
man -IcrIar, 60 Baltimore and Washington aud irol
Baltimore fy GiurElat. LoJ-, &C. ut-Iuc close con.
ucctJul Louisville indianapolis, The soutn ald south
wet Connects 10 Washington VIII liL.hs ior ILca,
moud Ltus lpugs savannah, Florida, NeWpreats AID
For through trset. please Cowplnys offices. 3lj
ant S F"sl" 'y. Nu"N orE, ani at u''rt olccs io3t
OF CON lufi lul Iut DEPOT J'.~c city.
ASH TUH IIJ,.io NiA LALitNOHh AND ONO H. H.
GATSKILL CREEK LlNE.-Stcumcrs NEW
< CttAlI,LN or WAITER HuErT IA ~, fTOm Canal ST..
iIrr 81. =. g.. = % p m rarc. o.. 'cr'Hs ir'r
CITIZENS LINE STEAMBOATS, for TROY,
y SARATOGA. IA kE 'HAMF FLAlN, LAKE GORGE,
THE hDlEDN bAth-. MOI ll-AI, amt an tort- N"rih
fud West Low i'Ic sr" ieduei'1 20 a FONTS ~" t'e'
,9ut 81 tbs Line leave DAILY t-'rr aY-'cN
ccptci nom ticr 81, Nor,A RIVER foot Lnroy r.,
connecting morning uains y T. Genital Rensselaer,
aat ora ir sud Boston aah connecting railroads.
JOSEPH CORNELL, Nupt.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
Nfm publications.

Nfm publications.
I" TOR a crisp, sparkling, efferyescent bUou
OF book, replete with that artistic hUnoT through
which a thread Of pathOs ever runs. commend us 10
HEIFN'S BABIES,
q. Just Published BY
LORING, Boston.
AM NEWS Co. NeS.IOTk.
Price, 90 cents.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24

" --ALlEST1"N LINE TO THE WI,r.-rasscnger
York foot O Liberty aud foot oi tJt -'J
ST.. Eo.tli .tt ION, IDr IiHrIty-st. Noft
River CONNECTS SON. T.iio with So th Branch Il. r.
q Bridge. - .al" l..urhs
Hampton Junction "th Del Lack ara West r. H.: az fhl
l-Iurg with i'lIsh gUd ~rsluCruIl Divisions also with
LrLirh Valley Railroad IIr,. Ilc 20 H1Irs.tr- Pitts
bu-lh the W,,,; also u Central PuU-yl lyaia and New
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24

GARArOGA.-The most popular aud direct
- gnte 4 by he spendd elmer4 Of the "peoples Line"
DREW sad 81 JOHN leaving DAILY from Pier IL ~ r.,
p Great reduction IN faro Ivy tickets 20 Al
bany, Saratoga and Montreal.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24

SUNDAY TRIPS to LONG BRANCH, COM
y. mgngug Juno 4rGo NewJelsey So1thgrn EailLoa!
Rect1rSt, ~ $50 Returning, the Train leaves Long
IluLch at = 2. uI. ". 3. SNLDtN, bCu. Man
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
THE MONEY MARKET
OFFICIAL REPORT " y S7oC6 EXCHANGE s.,,.
JULY %. 1875 @NA
10 A. M.-sALEs BEFORE THE CALI.
L S Gs. Currency
6,OJO.............bclgsl

GOYERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT l0a o,cro,.
AND II y O'CLOCK A. NJ ~
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24

BRIDGEPORT, and ali points on H0usatonlc
and Naueauck Railroads. Fare fl steamer BHlD6 ~
PORT Cathlrnesp at ii 30 I and Bridgeport atlL
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24

A'EW R6IrTE TO BOsTON.-BOSTON AND

y IN IDb Il " IpO9 ! w .I'D''i pA' - ~ -
y NEW-YOEK AIR LIN T., % miles Fhcrt'T nan Ghg ohef
bLr ssrW ne Uus 0Qd mast coHlWta1e dpg
c.. IN NsrFu9iId. Express trains leave Grand Nchtta
Depot f1r 4ldd.otouu WmaEtc Putnam aud Boston At Al
To- Woro st~r Boston, trout ehange Of cars at p En
For Miiul-fuwu ~ 3 p.
IN, ~ I. ~ L "A
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24

Y NNLho hlIH Alt INN III 4 I =
lurml-iue boys utcll gnuL healthy, Christian men.
HHEIAHIS MASON. Box Va. t'i. hcnkrrs, y. z
e. BNA 10 $3.50 PER TEAE.-STEVENS
~ EvyD BALE INSTITUTE. Iirst.rlJ.S Boarding.
IN NITiUNCToT. An.
G0G9 A YEAR, books, &c, included; no
~ y'By extra charges; special attention 90 backward
pups AMI little BOYS. Address - G.. SHDgrLEDGE lar.
yaId tuEurfy. =. I. alrl.t ptIp o. miles nom Pail.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24

SECOND BOARD O'CLOCK p. "
tles OF State Bon fs- R0itrOIf Bodfs-B1i: and Rat
rand Cloree- ErureSs NfocEs H-

Chic and Alton
lOO...bc l0lA
Morris ana Essex
52....bc.l02
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-02

sy7 gtpas BON Ole guu. en- elmer
amsritanii9sn Staot ltanS elm alter Mann
an elmer gde unb itri9 cine gioIins, baB es
Sammer ma UNI NIT &e9t burfte bas
@ort zines 0i9ters bier am Ylase iein /:
,SdmmerIib par bas Spiel, Der Yrsis se:
ring unb fem gubIitum ebenio." Die
9rnte in ieinem quite mar ebenfaIs maaer.
Oa 9in9 elm bo9sewa6iener, itattli9er
Mtann poriiber, er blieb itsben, bstra6tete
ben armen electromagnetic @sissr einige
Iusenblife unb bat i'm Sanu, inn bic
Sioline gu leiben. Gr ftimmte bieleI6e,
fabr einige Male nit benz Sosen iiber Die
Saiten-bas alte Snltrument mar gar ni6t
10 i9le9t. Na9 elmer tleinen gauie er:
tlansen Gone, 10 wunberbar i66n, poq unb
barmonii6 aus benz ~Snitrumente, baB Der
glte Dor Gritaunen es pergaB, BEN abge.
nueten SUIT ben umitebenSen 3uborsrn bins
subalten. Niemals bate er ii9 trdumen
laiien, baB ii9 EN- FOLDER &ei9tbum BON
S6nen in Der alien SloIine bsianb. gber
ni9t Der alte @eiser alein NOR s%ritaunt
uno ert,idt, ionSsru aue SoriibersebenSe
bliebeu lteben uub nit isoer Winute pu1s
Die Oiense, wcl9e Der bsSaubsrnosn Mulif
bes llnbetannten Iaui6te. Dieter oab Sem
@reiie elm 3si9en, oos er Die 9sIegenbcit
wabrnebmen m06te, unp na9 tur;sr i3eit
mar iein SUIT BON 10 uielem @eIbe bei9psrt,
baB er wdbreno ieines san;en gtbens piels
lsi6 nidt 10 uieI seiammeIt bate. g9ls
er sIidli9 unb freupeitrablsnb III benz llns
%betannten ;uriidfebrte uno nit Sbrdnsn int
ause ieinen Oant bsruoritotterte, CAB bies
ier ibm Die SioIine suriif, flopfte ibm
abwebreno auf Die SduIter unO entfernte
lid i9neu. User mar baS?" fraste man
in Ssr Men9e. Gin Serr, Der nebsn benz
alien 9eiSer ltanS, untuortete: sd femme
ibn; ss mar Der srOB;e Der iest Iebenben
Ttolinipieler.... ,Gs lebe Ole Bull"
riefen bunbertc Stimmen, beuor Der Spres
der ben gsamen ausSuipreden 3eit sewann.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-02

sg @us Der Sussnb;sit Der @roBs
firitin Waria (bsr Ii5te bes Railers
8ilbelm) sr;dblt Die MasSb. 3ts. folsenSe
@si9i9ts: 4nfanss Der breiBiser Sabre
mar Gar MitoIaus NIT ieinsr GamiIie in
Yotsoam gum Seiu9. gm @runepaIbe
fanben 9ldn3enbe SerbltmanOuer itatt.
Die Soloaten bipouatirten am @aloesran.
be unb uaren gerabe bsim Nbto6en, ais
Der Guf bur3 bic &eibeu lief: Der 6ouis
unb Die RuiIen tommen!" gber NiemanS
itanb auf uub lisB ii3 in ieiuer &ii9snars
belt itOren, benn 10 bate ser quite &onis IS
Elm fir ale MaI befoblsn: ,Sieen bleis
ben-bun9rig isin-Gubs babsn - ni5t
NOti; nsbmen-Iieb' baS ni9t!" Sei elmer
@ruppe pon bartisen SanSpebrIenten Bile:
ben Die iunsen @roBiirfinnsn Maria unb
Olga neusieris iteben mno iabsn gu, pie
Die SolOatsn 10 flint uns munter &artofs
feln i9aIten. ySas aud %tonnen, SinSers
9en?" iraste Der &0nis.Id@elno bic @nfsI'
innen. vg8ie, nod ni9t psriu6t? S6Iimm
senus! User tiGtise Sausfrau werSsn Mil,
muB Suerlt SartOffeIn i9dlen fOnnsn.
3eist nal, mas, mas SIR fOnnt!" Die
@roBfiritinnen nabmsntie Solbatenmeiler
unb &artofieln IN bic Sanb unb i9dltsn
brauf los. Der &Snis ieste iid auf sinsn
6elbitubl uub iab i6mun;elnb su. glrm
in Grm itanben NitolauS uuS Msranbsr,
Bring @iIbeIm BON YrsuBsn unb @rOBs
firit.S bronfolser Meranber pon &uBlanb
babel. r9tber Mamieatens, Sci mStsn
mid 10 bid i9eaeu, Sci iniben 10 bat Reis
ite in Die S9eu, mn iSlsn nj boa iatt mars
benl" iaste elm bieberer Yommer. ,SdeI.
len bel &uiien all 10 bid2" &s9t 10, abls
mann, Iadte Der a6nis, Der isbsn SoISas
ten, nit benz CT einmal seipro1sn, beim
Namen fannte. rWir baben's ni9t 10 felt,
als bic &u1sn. .3eist's ibnen NAL orient.
LID, baB ie ef prsuBii9 Isrnen!" limb glbls
mann: $50 mSteu Sci bat Meiier III 10
bel GartiiisIn bollen I'M bann iimmer lining
timing. -" llnb baIb sinsen bic &ars
toffsIi6alen wirtli9 feinsr aus ben fsinen
YrinseiiinenbdnSdsn bsrpor. -. Bon isnsr
frObliden @eieai9aft Iebt bsute wobl nur
nod Olga, 6onisin Don Wirtembsrs, ibr
8rubsr, Msranber H., Saiisr Don HuBs
lamb, unb ibr Obeim, WiIbelm l., &aiier
bon Osuti9lanb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-02

Ruscatins, Sierra, fl. Stunt 1875.
Gntnsbmeu Gle ssfdQislt Draft fir eas an ben
bielisen Ct. SpIepts Serfiu inter nieinsr Ierele
~sslansts Banner. 3uslsi6 ~ibsrntbms ib nit
6rsueen Zen glufras ess grdIesnteu ionic Der
bet ~sfsnesn Witslisesr, Sbnen anIsrsu tisfss.
flbltsn Oanf ausSuiprtSeu fur has berrli1e
8unfpsrf, pslhss sic in eisitm Banner unS
,ulanetsn. Wit SS&a6tuus srist s~rssbsnf,
W m. Sfntr, L. d. 1921.
Lockport, Ill, April 6, 1875.
The Society, and indeed every one who saw
the Banner, considered it very beautiful.
With great respect | remain yours truly,
W. D. MURPHY, Pastor.
eberrias @ouut, Spra, IA. DEL, 1874.
Gs frsu. mid isbr, psrtbe Serrsn, Sbuen mel.
Hsn une ees Tsrsints Danf aus3ubridsn fir bic
Anfsrtisung Der itGnen Sabine (; ne III aud san3
unpsrisst anssfrmmsu. SD warss aud iVfcrt
teauftrast cas- 0slp in Gmpfins gu nsbntfn une
Sn Grtpartuns balsiser Intpsrt, griBt Sie
untsrrsden, Sbr W. Obi.
Peoria, ILL.,, Dec. %, 1874.
The Banner and all things else cam perfectly
safe to hand. All are very well pleased with
the Banner, and are perfectly satisfied that you
have done what you promised.
Rev. NJ. HURLEY.
Solicit ST., z. DECEMBER 1874.
Die SABINE il, ME erpartst, CUR 3ufritrs nbsit
glaer aussefa Zen. TaS Bib Res beilisen So.
banns5 III praatsra une nit &stt tam Der
gsrsin iipl, earauf isin. Ssr,li& arii isne, ,siS-
net bcta6tunssrca, U. S6Iater.
0swego, \. v, Oct. %, 1874.
Enclosed | send you a check, which theYoung
Mems I. A. Society sends to you on account OF
the Banner you sent them. They are quite
charmed with the Banner.
Yours respectfully,
Rev. l.. GRIFFA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-02
Gro. ~ Wprtb- Straes 1sp. gorf.)

habtn eas srEsts une ~eempletefs g3dlrsulassr, dusi6lissli2
Gnsrrgssrfauf. an glenn iaren uHe 1urSpdareE, eas bier
IN Dusu ,we ned IA ieten mar.
tui.re 5rabiatrspadreu fur SauSbsearf btltsbsns in
srpser auspdbi brduHsr unt aetlei6tsr 9attune, seerndtsr
Gattune, edrrirter uRe esfreiftsr Gdttune, Dtutris. 6ettrnas
efn, 8ufs, 99raenwdiren Gaimiren, Sentudu Scans (;
age Srrtsn Zen bshen Suden, Id ~ srteu Y lpaeds,
bic, mas Seri5t. 6arte, @eetlee uno Stirte Der Arbett an.
sebt, nitt abertr, fen reresu tfunen pelfdneise aus-
patf ron ~g9eisJeus; Seinerraartn ron ieeer Gudlittt;
Strumpfrdlrsn uRepdnei&ube In srestu letr reTl6teeeuen
9HrrttmeHten; completes Eager pn Sd tbmaierialeu,
Rsssn. uns Ssnusui6irmsn, Sarfarmerlsn Seilet eifeu,
SaTtieiien, S~alsiraasu uno Ralstlter 9gaies, U. Starts
uue 8. 9ldrts. @lpbes une Carlisle SpuIenjrirn; 3nepfs
une isnfiss tlsinsre gDaaren.
Sge bic stndnnten Artitel irmmen aus ZEN ttfteu eefaHn.
ten 5aerifeu uRe puresn arSbtentbsils i'm ~serHefsnsR De-
,embtr une Sanuar. ais ete grsife am tisfien ssiunfeu ma.
rem. sstauft. 70 sas lem Riufer bel uns stR i6srsr Gsriun
In ausftt fett.
Sobn Beu & 60.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-02

.B@ Scnberbare 9%iebbaberei. ,9ber
nm @otteswiaen 9err @u9bur warum
i6lasens benn Sbren Suno ale Eas?"
SRA wiiiens't mO4t benz SunbsrI germ a
6reub made, brumidlas ids alleusil, benn
wiiiens wenn ! aufb0r adIas'n, bann irsut
er ii3 unb weooelt NIT benz S9wan,erI unb
ba ieb | 10 germ.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-02
G9itaso auo NorSweitbabn

tlpfen.
Sirttte gsrbinsuassn Fus in Gsieasc NIT Der eat. essx
Obs. pitiburs. Sert Waput uRe Chicago, 8aufatst uus
pan Sanels sinie flr aas glass ffliH upe fisSfi& ans
nit Ger Shteaec ure alien uHe SQiuois gtntral far ale
iaeltten glaEe %drrdnetrt rpretu.
Gtrette Verbineuneen fno ttenfans nit Der Union paeiFe
Stlsnbatn In OMAHA fur ale guHite TN fsrHsu spsfsn ta-
stfelt.
Dirsttt gtrbinbuHstu Ens alIta gtr.
btneuHBspuntttR NIT 3astn fur allie
SrtujltRttn btrgtfslIt
Yuuman YaIait 5 Wa8en.
3itt t~eratmtsn seassn Iaufsn BET alsH Na&t,as.n Ia
aasu einien eitlsr SabR
Ties III bic eiHtG, bic esft gpdser ,rifhtR
Geieaso uns Ct. Paul cher GtisasS uas Ntlwautes Iaufea
list.
Sn omaha ~psrbiussR I'd unftrt S6iahpassn NIT ben
tse,rlans-S 9lafrassn Der linton yasife Gtsababn, fur
aae glase rthltt penn Wgifsuri 6iaRe.
untr ben ysrtbsilsn. rsl6t eitt etnit ben Hsiisatta
Sttin bti6etierte Sabn. Stabl. S1ituen, S.iu. uns Gtien-
Sra6tn. garlrr. ane Drawing ssu,. ytrisHsn. Ddstn.
@aut. ane Seunses. lpaseu, @sfinatsuit SiE1bet,s eaft-
Srsmle, Riaers Patent etHa belts. R~uppelans aus Plat.
form; tsrner bisttt Ne hen Rdlenesn, S6nsnfsfetf.
Siderbstt uns ponfdnsise Ssauemlitfeit.
Ia eteis Giisnaatn
our9 flint sroBe. Staaten,
ans astr 1000 waisn Wsss lauf. 70 siett hide aSmpans
hen Reifsuetn 9rIdtttranstn. psI8t fsint tpaearirmst
aas aidsiassntsn isnnta aidsts hbu set eaba se.
iauftn.
gDtr ts besen asiis. DECENTRALIZATION ia&t pist ktns
Stdes nnr absr kisis Satn ans hsr ittns anssse huftn.
9aarpin Sus6itt, q, s. SteHueft,
Generals superintendent. 23i-2s5 SsnT paHass asmt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-02
II ItemD { ..

.Y Oils Elm @ielfraB in einem Sotsl
udbrenb bes S3linsens ii9 nit Dem Weei:
ier in ben Whino idnitt. rief ibm Elm nabes
lisenbsr Yunfee Su: y8enn Sic bas God
in tbrem @efi9t nod GROCER MAIDEN, per:
ben mir anbern ale perbunaern."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-02

eag- v9lm. -. finSst Der srite gisbmartt
IN 8oonpiQe itatt. Die Circuit Court,
Yrobate Court unb bic gountp court iinb
an bisiem Gage In Sisuns; ber0isbs
martt wirb bemna@ elm gut befudter iein."
yGentraI'M ifourier'@
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-02

sg@ ,8rumme" ShsrIdmmer nannte
fir,lid elm Wiifiondr b~isisnissn SatboIi.
Ten, bic Saleluia iinsen, baB Die 3. Saitsns
seit uoriber 1T ump' fe 5IeiI9 eiien ions
men.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-02
1Ho Gin hpNpit,i nnsno0es Pom,

"a" Gin be6eutunssuoaes Soma.
r0eiBt bu i9on, SAP bic gerlobuns meinea
8ruberS &arl nit Der rsi6sn Gle S6lt
wieoer aufsfl0it porben? Gr Mill iie ni6tl"
-,Oas bab' i'd ausroiuss aud geb0rt,
unb nit einem flsinen Stri9 baspii9en! !"
-r@ie meinit bu basP~-y@r ia,-iie
nihti"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-02-17
ULYSSES SIMPSON GRANT.
BY CARL BRENT,

Now glory to the Whisky Ring, that no defea
can aannt!
And glory to our sovereign leige. Ulysses Simp
son Grant!
Now let the mash tub swell again, and start the
crooked still,
For every ringstel's pocket now shall surely
have its 1ll,
And Jefferson. o Jefferson! sad city of the
slaves!
Let loose our chiefs and heroes. who pine in
living graves.
For never more will men OF ours be caught
within thy tolls,
And never more will ruthless hands, from ring
sters wrest the spoils,
Hurrahi hurrah the mash tubs fumes have
stifed honest canti
Hurray hurrah! for whisky y, and the hard old
head Of Grant.
Oh, how our hearts were beating, one little
month ago.
When Justice drew her sharpened sword, pre-
pared to work our woe;
When Bristow's jnries rode us down, the petit
and the grand,
And on our fated heads were heaped the curses
OF the land;
And as we looked on them we thought of Joyce's
prison wall,
And our Mcdonald closely Gagged within the
county Jail,
All. then we cried TO Washington, as mercy
seemed - scant.
And saw behind a strong cigar. the hard old
head of Grant.
Our General comes to marshal up; his guns are
charged with grape;
He winks as mildly he remarks: None guilty
shall escaped"
lie looked upon his comrades, and tear WAS in
his eye;
lie looked upon the lawyers, and his glance
was stern and high.
Right graciously he smiled upon us, and lit q
fresh cigar,
And sent eagle glance along the serried
ranks OF war.
"And if my Secretary fall. as fall full we'll ne
may
Fer never saw promise yet OF such fearful
fray
Press where yc see my good cigar, beneath my
nose aslant,
And lie your shield and buiwark now the hard
old head of Grant,
Hurrahi the Court is meeting. Behold the
mingled mass
or jurors and Of witnesses, and all that hire
ling class.
Megrue is swearing hard and fast and who can
swear like he!
W Ith all distillers. so guilty. yet SO free.
Now, by the cash ye love to hive, ye gentlemen
Of law,
Strive for the crooked whisky men, and snatch
at every straw:
The Broadhead did his level hest, and Dyer
was strong and bold.
And many q damning fact before the cruel
Court was told.
But all in vain might justice then her blood red
banner Haunt,
For through the thickest carnage burst the hard
old head of Grant,
Now we're in luck; the day is ours; Bristow
hath turned and fled;
3rodhead hath cried for quarter, and Dyer hath
lost his head.
rhe Judge will soon be lying by the side of |
Henderson;
The juries. too have vanished. their labor scarce
begun. |
md then VIC thought on Joyce. and on our own |
Mcdonald, too.
md from the prison brought tiem forth, to
form the Ring anew.
Vith Avery and Babcock and host of other
men,
nd Whisky flowed like water when we freed
them from the Pen.
h was there ever such q friend. when friends
are scarce and scant,
S the owner of that hard old head, Ulysses
Simpson Grantl::
81. LONis T;laSs |
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A YOUNG gentleman met q lady
friend in the street, aud seeing a roll
in her hand which he supposed to be
music, asked her what it was. "You've
been drinking" she Curtly responded.
"Why-why," stammered the youth,
blushing prodigiously and over
whelmea with confusion "why, 1
have mol tasted a drop to-day" The
young lady looked him straight in the
face aud repeated, II say you've been
drin-" but before she could finch he
1ed across tho street, and she was
compelled to send him . note next
morning explaining that "You've been
Drinking" was the title Of the piece
of music she carried.
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KEEP YOUR EYE ON YOUR NE1GHBoR.

KEEP YOUR EYE ON YOUR NEIGHBOR.
Take care of them. Do not let them
stir without watching. They may do
something wrong, il YOU To he
sure you never knew them to do any
thing very bad but it may be on your
account that they have not. Perhsps,
if it had not been for your care, they
might haye disgraced themselves aud
families long time ago. Therefore,
do not relax An effort to keep them
where they ought to be; never mind
your own business-that will take care
Of itself. There il man passing along
-he is looking over the fence-be sus-
picious of him-perhaps he contem-
plates stealing some of these dark
nights; there is no knowing what
queer fancies he may have got into his
head. Ii you find any symptoms of
any one passing out of the path of
duty tell every one else what YOU see,
and be sure to see great many. 1t
is . gsod way to circulate such things,
though it may not benefit yourself or
any enc else particularly. Do keep
something going-silence 10 dreadful
thing though it is said there was si-
lence in heaven for the space Of half
an hour, do not let such thing occur
on earth, it would be too much like
heaven for this mundane sphere. II,
after your watchfui care you cannot
see anything bad perhaps i'm an un-
guarded moment you lost sight of
them-throw out hints that they are
no better than they ought to be-that
you should not wonder il people
found out what they were after .
while, then they may net carry their
heads SO high. Keep it going, aud
some enc will take the hint and begin
to help you after q while-then there
will be music, and everything will
work to . charm.
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J. WAGGONER, NJ. d.

hysician and Surgeon. Once East end o
Fhenix Block, Ravcnns, Ohio.
March 2Tth. 1871 1SI-tf