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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-06-03
GOldStein died YER

Perry Goldstein died very
suddenly and mysteriously on
Sunday morning, after an illness
OF two hohrs..- We are panied
to record the sad accident that
occurred in this neighborhood last
Monday morning. as the wife of
Patrick Bowman was casting q
shrimp bag in the bayou, she lost
her balance and fell in. and as no
person was near at the time, she
drowned before assistance could
reach her. At this writing, all eff.
forts to recover the body have
prove fruitless. The family have
our sympathy in their bcreave.
ment.. :. *. information reaches Us
thai a cOiored woman living near
Magnolia Plantation, under the
influence of mental excitement at.
tempted TO commit suicide three
tunes: onGe by throwing herself
an Il well, and once by throwing
herself in the Bayou. She was each
time rescued and placed under
watch, but succeeded in avoiding
her keeper Yesterday and accom-
-Rlisle. her purpose by jumping
into the Bayou. Her body has
not Yet been discovered, nor have
Fe been able tn learn her name
,AsSamptica Chronicle, May eth.
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A LAUDABLE EFFoRT.-The
Chamber Of Commerce of New
Orleans has sent on a Reputation
to Washington to eEdeayOrtopre
vent the final passage of the fla
wallan treaty, consisting OF
Messrs. Tobias Gibson, J. C.Potts
and Lieut.. Gov. Antoine tie lat
ter will doubtless exercise consid
cradle influence rs a representa-
tive OF the race whose future is
most seriously threatened by the
treaty, aud the other two Will
spare 10 efforts in the accomplish
ment OF their mission; it is indeed
to be hoped that their efforts will
meet with Success .runlors are
rife now that improper means
We're ustd by interested parties
Oh the Pacific Slope to effect the
passage OF this bill. the Injustice
OF which is glaring. After Years
OF patient toll aud hopeful look
ing toward TO the rebuilding of
our country and fortunes it is
industrious to see them blasted on
the eve Or SUCCESS sby our own
coHntrymen. We cannot believe
however that this course will be
persevnred in by our rulers, and
think that they will heed the APP
IeaiS made by those whose future
is threatened by this course.
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The Ihibodaux Dramatic
Clab will giveanotIler one OF their
pleasing entertainments Oh the
evening Of Wednesday, June 14th
Owing to the hard times anu
with a desire to afford every one
an opportunity to attend and
enjoy himself, the Club has lower
ed the plice of admission to 20
cents. '
We'trust that the public will
turn out en-. masse on that occa
sion and enable the Club TO re
move a small debt which still re
mains over it. They are devoting
their time and energy to maintain
their organisation, and keep "A
good hall for the use of the
pnblic and it is hoped that their
efforts may prove successful.
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"'Bout dis hyar lection bizi
ness, l'ze done laid down d new
ilattolm y said Pete 10 some
other darkies.
'..AVhat sort of q new fattorm
is that ;" was asked by another
darky.
''Weil, they amt gwine to fool
me no more bout who I'm voting
for, OATS how y said Pete.
Nv hat you gWine to kno' bout
it p? You aln't bin to skoo! since
las lection, an'can't read nohow!"
returned Il third darkey.
"Neboer you mud bout my
reading, niger dat don't 'splain
de pint. Butt tellin' Of yer dat
when | goes to a Publican an
gets my ticket, I.ze gwine to make
ham READ it strait down from de
Top 20 de bottom-"
well: 2. they said.
"slen l'ze gwine to a Dimicrit
ana dix HIM to read 1t hack'ards
iIom the bottom Np, If dat ticket
don't doSG-,ail at bot ends like !;
buro draw, she don't 90 inter de
box, dat'a all."-SGrcMndh (Ga.l
NeNs.
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e. 49, A. ~
TheaUrnC Cremation Socitty"at
dresden has sent a, circular to all
other cremation societies i'll Eu-
rope, inviting them to send dele
gates 10 a congress which will be
held at Dresden OIL the 9th and
9TH of June. There will be one
public meeting, succeeded by one
held with closed doors, at the
latter Of which experiments will
be mstde.R Tho process of crema
ton has mare partisans in Hol-
land than in any other country,
-and.a Dutch Society, the. head
quarters of which are at Hague,
counts no fewer than 1890 mem
hers. Similar societies have been
founded in Germany, at Berlin,
Dresden, Bremen, Hamburg,
Breslau, Leipsic. AID Gotha, and
the German alherents of crema
ton now publish three journals to
advocate their views-the Saaitas,
edited at Leipsic by Prot. Reclaim,
who invented the mode Of mciner
alton now practised ; the Medical
Family Friend, published at ORES
den ; and the Correspondence .to''
Encouraging Cremation, which APP
pears at Walburg. Three Roman
Catholic priests from Zurich,
Hamburg, and Milan, who have
given their approval to the sys-
TEN of crematiou, have promised
to attend the congress, at which
delegates from Holland, Italy,
England, Austria, Switzerland,
and various parts OF Germany will
also be present. An effort will be
made at this congress to bring
about the creation of a company
for providing the apparatus re
qnired for etfecting cremation
with economy aud despatch.
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Young Mr.. Heavyswell, just

Young Mr.. Heavyswell, just
arrived from London, went to one
of the largest hotels in Philadei-
phia to inquire about rooms..'Yes.
sir" said the clerk, 1--WE can accom-
modate you and would be pleased
to have you patronize u.s." Hand
ing Il key to a brother clerk, he
said "Mr. Smith, show this gen
tlenan 50f." "'Pon Inc soul, you
know" exclaimed Mr. Heavyswell,
~ really haven't time to look at
SO maiiy, you know suppose you
show me a specimen, you know,
OF the otherS!W
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1t is with sincere regret that
we record the death of Mr.. r.
Eoiseau,a popular and we'll known
citizen of this place the genial
character of the deceased had
eildeared him to IL large circle OF
friends andbis funeral was largely
attended, nearly all the business
houses in town being closed in
honor ofthe event, and the Fire
Department turning ont en masse
to pay the last tribute Of respect
to the departed member of Home
Hook e. Ladder No. 1. st.f
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Last Sunday morning thf

Last Sunday morning the
body of. a colored man named
Richard Pinckuey, was found on
the rail road track about half a
mile from LafOurche Crossing,
much maugled from having been
run over by a train the previous
hight. Investigation disclosed
the probable cause of the tragedy
in the fragments OF \ whisky bot
tie in his DO ket.
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One Of these plausible gentle
men who send lettersthrough the
country offering to sell counter
telt money ct IA liberal discount
was lately arrested in New York
and his counsel made the point
that as his client had nipped the
alholtlon OF many Would-be deal
ers IN counterfeit money by swim
dung them outright and thus
shaking their confidence in the
tilng he deserved reward rather
than punishment from the Cover
meht. This novel view staggered
the Judge and decision was re-
served.
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Lane. a lamb like rpDnl

MIR. Lane, a lamb like repub
bean of Baton Rouge had, accor
ding to his own account, a rough
deal last week, is motley crowd
OF regulators having broken into
his room with telonious intent,
however, by his showing, they
"bit oft more then they could
chaw" when they tackled him,
tor he speedily routed them; as
no trace of them has been discov
cred since lor before) it is suppos
ed the blood thirsty Lane utterly
demolished them.
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An old Baptist minister entor
ced the necessities OF difference of
opinion by argument H. -ar
snow. if everybody had been
OF my opinion, they would all
have wanted my old woman"
"One of the deacons who sat
Just behind him responded T.
Eyes ; and if everybody was of
my opinion, nobody would have
her"
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Last Thursday at, about II
o'clock A. NJ, Il fire declared it
self at the residence Of Mr.. JOS
Lagarde. The alarm being given
the engines were soon Oh the
scene, ready for action ; and be
fore the fire could spread. it was
extinguished. Much praise is due
to our noble "boys' for the prompt
ness shown on this occasion.
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seems now that PhilaGe

1t seems now that Philadel
pila Is qnakIng over The possible
failure OF the Centennial as a
commercial venture; tof the first
week the average daily receipts
were but little over ten thousand
dollars, while it is estimated that
to come up to the expectations of
the managers this sum would
nave to be i've times us great.
VI course during the summer for
a few weeks when the yearly
travellers are OH their tour the
the attendance will be largely in
creased, but the question that
staSgers tie quakers is, il they
lose ut the start, what will become
OF them when the novelty Of the
thing is past
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-06-03
-Th weather of the past wee

The weather Of the past week
looked startlingly like the rainy
season ; a constant alienation of
showers and sunshine prevailed,
though no heavy rains fell. Cane
and corn are growing fast, and
the grass is following suit with
slacrity che work OF laying hyis
going on, and we trust the wealth
er will be more favorable in flu
ture than it has been during this
week.
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u-nutS

kellogg wants troops 3ol
emergencies that may arise during
the coming campaign why don't
he form a corps Of his staff and
militia brigadiers true, they
may fear the report of a caliver
worse than hurt wild duck y
but on the whole they cant posi-
bly, be much worse shan the met.
ropolitan brigade.
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st the Centennial opening, one
of Philadelphiats fairest daugh
tiers, d lady of culture, and a mem
Der of one of the best families,
Wore i dress costing but fifty
cents. 1t was made by her own
hands. 1t consisted of ten yards
of Madelar calico, ut fonr cents
per yard Intaes Of same mate
rial and trimming ten cents;
total. fifty cents.
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Since Spelvo has shown = dis

Since Spelye has shown a dis
position to testify against them
she Cnstomahouse ring are very
anxious to have him arrested and
locked up on various charges.
Times are changed since they ap
plau'letl him as Il hero in his cam
palgn. against democratic citizens
in 1874. -' M
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Owning to the heavy rains of
last Thursday, our population
was deprived of the benefit OF
seeing the rare animal curiosities
afforded by Mabie!s Great Lomlon
Circus, which departed late in the
evening amidst a shower of rain.
We called upon the manager,
who informed us that they will
revisit Thlbodaux After IA few
weeks. i '
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Hon. Godlove S. Ortiz. Repub

Hon. Godlove S. Orth, Repub
llcan candidate for Governor of
Indiana is called on to explain an
ugly story about Venezuelan
bonds. 1t is said that the victims
IN that matter substitute a veyy
different word for the second syl-
liable of the Hon. Orth's first
name in speaking of him.
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Nhen q certain quasi religious
lape" WAS started, the publisher
whom we wall call B.. was wait.
eI on by tic chairman of the Eek
ccutiEe Committee OF the Alnprl
can EresS Association (Mr. H.
ana asked if be would not pul
chase tue News from that associa
ton.
&. asked, "Does Your associa
ton collect and transmit news
on the Sabbath -
''Certaiuly, replied a., "ah
press association do"
Then said B., II cannot take
it. for | will not purchase of any
association that thus breaks the
Sabbath day"
but" said MI. H., 'you in.
tend to publish "a Paper on Mon
days, don't you 2"
"Certalnly,'' Says B.. "Monday
atternoons.!,
~ mere Will You get your news,
IRON the morning papers. sir:
lnnocently answered Mr.. g..
"Ah.' said H., II see you
won't pay for news that is collect
ed Oh Sunday but you will steal
it."
3. flushed up and answered.
"ihls IS NOT a matter for argu-
ment"
NO. said H., 81 think not.
Good morning. in
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-06-03

Some important changes i'll
the cabinet have recently taken
place: Mr. Picrrepont, he Attor
ne.y General, goes as Minister to
Lnglani Judge Taft, Secretary
of the Treasury, succeeds him,
and will be replaced by Don
Cameron, Of Pennsylvania.
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~THIBODAUX..LA
SATURDAY, JUNE, Bird 1876.
Town and Parishes.
The bayou is rapidly falling

On Wednesday last the Par
ish Court, Judge Knobloch presi
ding, adjourned sine die the
spring term of the District Court
commences Monday next.
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The water is now reported to
be about on a stand at Chacahon-
Ia and vicinity and it is to be
hoped that the last of the hume
rous scares on this score is over.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-06-03
Subscription Price
OF THE
Price Current Sugar G. Rice Crops Book.
Reducnd To q nor oon

The statistical returns of the different
parishes are coming in daily. A humble of
them nave been received, giving thorough
returns OF their respective parishes. The
oalarce are promised to us by our agents
hy the first proximo, enabling us to publish
the Book as announced in the Price Chr
rent. We are pleased to inform the sugar
ana nee interests that our subscription list
warrants a reduction in he price of s,,h-
scription to the Book from IS to So per copy
As the subscription list increases the price
shall be further reduced to a sum merely
sufficient to cover our actual expenses and
pay us a reasonable profit.
Subscriptions solicited by
GEO. W. SQUIRES, Thibodaux,
agent for the Parishes Of Assumption, La
io"fehe' ahd 1errebonne. 29jn
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The Russian Court invited DR.. Aver and
his family to the A~rchduke's wedding in
the Royal Palace. This distinction was
awarded him not only because he was an
American but also because his name as q
physician had become favorably known in
Russia Oh its passage round the. world
Pueblo fCoL. Eeonle.
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Ma Wells of Returning
Board fame called around to III
form the committee that Sanator
Twitchell wishes to testify. but
feared violence on the way down.
How is this? Isn't the injured
Bean satisfied YETI?
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-06-03

The Centennial fever has
attacked New Orleans in a violent
form. and under the auspices o;
the Mexican War Veterans a
State Celebration is talked of.
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The y, Y. ITibu1e claSse

The n. Y. Tribune classes
Republican candidates at Cincin-
natti DIS follows, Morton, Conk-
Inns, B~ristow; this is perfectly i'll
accordance with radicalism, Bris-
tow being the most honest one of
the lot brings up the rear Blaine
for the opposite reason leads the
crowd.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-16
StaOtratbsperbano lmn8cn.

Der Sn9enieur wurbe an9ewieIen cine
neutrality-suspicious. tbOnerne R0bren
tommen su lalIeu. Dem S~traBencomite
wurbe perboten mebr ais $4,000 an elmer
Stele obne @enebmisuns bes StaOtratbes
~aus5useben uno Der aifitirenbe StraBens
commildr an9epieien, nidt mebr als $50
on elmer Stelle obne idriftlide @snsbmis
suns bsr Maioritat bes Strabencomites gu
perarbeiten.
Der Jtecoroer puroe au9epiele len cine
~beslGubiste 9lbidrift auer Nnmeiiun9en
auf Die &aiie on ben guSitor su l9iden,
ebenlowie cine ~beSlaubiste 9lbidrift aQsr
SteuerermaBisunSen unb Na9la0ungen,
bic Der Stabtratb poruimmt. Sn 3utunft
fnoen Die Observation-Disclosures am
erlten Wfontas jeOen Monats itatt. Den
@si9pornen sur abi4dtuas Ses Gissns
tbums al Der ~Serlansfruns Der iieben;ebns
ten StraBe wurben 5 2 100 per Mann als
9obn bepiuist. Die 8ertrassbebinauns
gen Der arbeiten sur Y~erldnaerunq non
Sulien &uenue purben ansenommen. Der
Mari5al wuroe ansewieien s. Susbes u.
u. Su notifiSiren, baB, wenu iie nidt ins
nerbalb brei Monate ben S~eOinsunsen ib.
res CHARTERS CUR grri9tuns elmer Sabre bel
eagle Yoint na9tommen, berlelbe perfal.
len 1T. Die gitp OrOonnan3en, Die mad
Der Sweiten Geuiiion erlaiiem wuroen, fol:
len gebruft werben. Die Ylane uns Ser:
trussbeOinsunsen our Yerbeheruns Der 10,
StraBe wuroen ansenommen, Der Wai'
ierSiltrict bleibt in 1875 ME er IN 1875
mar.
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Spebrn rrbaltsn bel Gonrab Srdcr

cine gans nsue &uswabI pom accorSsons,
8iolinsn II. @uitarren, pelde er gu ben
binisitsn Breiien pertauft. 9srielbe I'M:
portirte sIeidfulls cine sroBe Muiie id6ner
Sniten, barunter e9te italienii6e, fir 8ios
linen unb @uitarren. auf uel9e er beions
bers aufmsrfiam ma9t.
&uberbem erbielt berielbe iebr i96ne u.
pafenoe @ebetbI9er fur &inber, wel9e bic
erfte bl. Communion empfansen, wie ebens
falS &erSen u. &oientrdn3e, cine IusuabI
MeBsewanber, &au6mdntel, 9lben uon
e9ten briHeIer Spisen, fem seitidte Yres
bist:S tOuen, MeBsewdnSer unb SdIeier,
MonitranSen, &el9s, COMMUNICATIVE,
gIumsnitrauBe, Statuen, Sreu;e II. 9IItar
2eu6ter, welde er Der beionberen 8eadtuns
&aufuftiser empfeblt, bic er freunOlidit
einlabet ieinen brilliant ausseitatteten Store,
SO. $50 MainitraBe, Dubuque, gu beiu9en
unb ieine @aaren gu beii4tisen.
Conrad Sefer.
N. b. Seine Croquet Sets unb Sosels
t0rbe werben, UNI bamit gu rdumen, gun,
Sofipreiie pertauft. 246-
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Die R6onne1nente Der folsenoen 5sit:
ungen, Die mad europa seben, lau len oh
NIT:
SO. 254 Sean Beber 9am:ioussSos'
berg Soulup, 9otbriu9en.
SO. 252 Sc. 9. Tbein, Soblinsen,
%2nrembur9.
Ro. 249 u. Srider, Sol,em, 9urem
burg.
SO. 254 $. Stoffel Wer5is, 9urem
burg.
@enn Die @eIber fir elm neues abonne:
ment nidt einseienbet weroen, bort bic gu:
ienbuns auf.
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Bargains Bargains Bargains.

Gine idOne NusmabI BON Mdnner. &na:
bens unb 6inber Mr3ase, Site, &uppen u.
Strobwaaren finb poblfeil su %taufen in
Soispb &owans 9anoluns. gfe Der ~. II.
Soma StraBe. Ser Matb. Oemutb. Der
oenti4e Glert, wiro fid %freuen, penn i'm
feline SreunOe bort ;abIrei9 beiuden.
25O-25l,
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pie &ofpins>&e(ell6aft wirO am
Donnerltus, ben Is. WRui Swei S9wanfe.
bstitelt: Der Setter pom Sanbe", unb der
Benoentir6bof" auf ibrer Slbne portra'
gen. Ollie 6reunbe elmer beitrer unterbal:
tnns finb etnselaoen, fi6 re6t sabIrei9
einsufinoen.
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20it Dem Srh6ia6r, benz ausidIase

gait oem Srh6ia6r, benz ausidlasen
Der 8dume, fritz oft sbenfaus Elm Nus:
idlasen Der Sdfte bes menidli4en &6r;
pers elm unb cine &einisnn9 nno Ste;
suliruns bsHelben, penn man ni6t
wiini1t ben 6orper nit IusiaIdsen
bebedt su iebsn, miro our Rotbwenbisteit.
Or. Augut &onis's Samburse
Gropfen iino bus bette SIutreinisunsss
mittsl rnO bubeu uls iOI@es ibren &uf be:
pabrt.
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2Sie IS 6eist. wolIen bic Benepuer

ySte IS DetBt, woHeH Ole Ueuepuel
no1mals bran Seben, ibre Stabt gum Ges
s%ierunsiis pom sSafion COUNTY gu erbeben.
Sie baben ibr @eIu9 an sen SuperuiiOrens
roth our SummIuns BON llnteri9riften be-
reits in Circulation. Oas miro Maquos
feta nitt lieb iein ober Die Bsleuuer
babsn Rs6t. Siour Gitp mare nod better
9epeiea oils 'Maquofeta, es bate nod
psiter ab seIesen unO man bate aud mebr
3eit 9ebrau9t binSutommen.
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pie Sfirma Seer Il Ta(Ger bat Den
Contract gum Sau oes neuen Nrmenbau:
ies fur Dubuque SO. gum Yreiie pom $l0,;
$40 erbaIteu. Wan CAB Die &rbeit oieie,
Sirmu uls Dem 3uuerIdBiSiten, wenn aud
nidt Die niebri9iten, Sieter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-16
Die oemoGrati(de gountp Some

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-16

pie Sente iinO Ourd 10 pieIe wertbloie
Diirturen betrcsen wOroen, baB mir uns
~freuen, einen grtiteI empfeblen 81 %tOnnen,
aif ben man fid itets uerIaiien tann. Or.
u u9uit nis's Samburser
Gropen baben ii6 einen WeItruf erpor:
ben; wer bieies alte oeuti9e 9ausmittel
einmaI sebraudt bat, ldBt ii9 nidt bur6
bic Nnpreiiungen neuer grtitel betb0ren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-16

Sames Sepp i'm Warmor6rpgoobspas
LATTE OIL Der gfe Der Z. uno MainltraBe bat
Die uleri@6niten SriibiabrS: unb CONNER:
wauren an Sanb, bic 81 finben iino. Gag:
LID wiro oas absebenOe Our9 neue uno mo:
berne @auren eriest, 10 baB bas Eager inn
mer complet bleibt. Oas 1T elm Yortbeil
fur ben Sauier, Der gar nidt gu unteridaser
it,. Man ipri3t I'M 9aoen nidt ALIEN eng:
lid, lonoern aud 6euti9 un6 fran,olii6
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-16

Ezs@ Bel Seusistr SrotberS Gin
%einnnii, Hew yorf pnp ct. 1ouis, fntet man
8abnrn, Ysretns G%us,si6nunsen &c. in auen
@r6ben unp Sualitatsn. prtislifen uni @iu.
fer auf SerIanJen seianet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-16

2sraner Gfa6 lit nun NIT ben Ginrid:
tungen gu ieinem Sommersarten fertia unb
mill benisIben nd9iten Sonntas erOffnen.
SIS 1T Elm bibi4er Spasiersans bas Sbal
binauf. @enn bas @eben i9per fdlt,
bat man bic StraBeneiienbabn our Serfis
gung.