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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-02-04

MADDOX, the witness who has been
testiiying to the perfldy Of Wells. has
been special agent in the internal rev.
enue bureau. The president determined
on Thursday to remove him. and on Fri
day, Commissioner Rauni notified him
that he was dismissed from the internal
revenue Office.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-02-04

$500 Csn,t De maa ;s y, ~ every agent
furnish. hut those willing TO work can easily
.arn a dozen dollars day right in their own To-
iaiiriss Have no room to explain here. Bust
nd p}ris d. A. well ss men. We will furnish
YOU complete outfit free. The business pay
better than anything else. We viii bear s..
pense Of starting you. Particulars nse ., VII" nns
and daughters. and al glasses in need Of PAYING
work At home, should write 20 W and e I'm 81
about the work ct once. Now 70 the ume
don't delsy.i Address TRUE, q 20. Aususss'
Maine.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-02-04

Popular illustrated hook( ,oopases1on
lnnsd;ments to Marriages the cause
and cure. Seat sss,systy 49, reee
e:id for % esass, b. DH. c. ~! -
~ ST. Chsrles Stress ST. Lceiss l9a.s>
IL great spsclsiist Rssd HE 1853
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-02-04
Madison Dispensary,
u ", WoolSoN ", Chlcaeos
pOUyDED az

ID r.. @. h q Z Low
regular graduate College sad has been long
or essased1n Of all vENEREAL SEXUAL snd
GYPHiLIs, GEIORlH0i, 6LREf. SfRIcfunx. ontn.
q ~ tHrSsk sia e. bssss
scsaaS ppepss In half The usual une safsy pr'
SSkRuAfeuRuoA, egxUkL DEnlLIfy eaA mpo.
TgNCY, The ress Of self abuse - youth sexual 10
loving sdecs nsysssaess ssniasl snissses debility Ain.
70 sssisy, u ssaual power ssn11nG 4AnhlA0E
lNPh0BsR, srs psrnAnse.y esrs9 rsayais - $500 r.:
postage stsnp osasuiaoo u ses " - aa svisA IN
Ssss: sspss isr sa ssa sssnsssa. cssss guaranteed.
MARRIAGE eUlpE. o. SEXUAL PATHOLOGY. .
-. - |: -. = ;s:;.:::ss - !: 8 =: :: sI 81
49,: l. = =. :issi = = 4s q = ~. u. e.:
- G! -. - = 80 ~, - =; sss1is
a.. = i !: ss' |; y 81; q. ~ s:
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-02-04
T. e@aAr CAIRO ILLINOIS, SUNDAY FEBRUARY a 1877.

BANKS.
Enterprise Savings
BANK.
CHARTERED MANOR n. isss
CITY NATIONAL BANK. CAIRO
ovyrcnns:
Alb. Stafford, Preaident.
" HYsI.OP. sec'v and Treasurer.
P.W. BARcLAY, CHAs. 0ALfoHlR,
:. n. sTocrSlsrr, PAgL g sc.U..
O. n CuNNTSeHAn II. L. HALLIDAY.
INTEREST," paid on deposits at the rate 81 six
/ per cent. per annum, March lst and septem-
Der LIST. Interest not withdrawn 10 added imme
lately to the principal Of the deposits. thereby
irving them cOnDound interest
Married Women and Children may
Deposit Money and no one
else can draw 1t.
Open every business day from "a m. to pm.
AZ Saturday evenings for savings deposits only
rom 70 O'Clock.
". HYsLoP. Treasurer.
Bross, President Fl. Wells, Cashier.
r. Ner. Vice Pres't. 4. J. Ker,h. Asst. ash'r
ALEXANDER COUNTY BARK,
Corner Commercial Ave. and ct Street
CAIRO. Tits.
DIRECTORS.
=. Bross, Cairo. VIM. Klnge, Cairo.
7. Ssn. Cairo; Wm. v WSiis ga. Cairo: ami.
r. II. BYinkman, st. Louis,
J. Y. Clemson, Caledonia.
General Banking Business Done.
6rExchsnge sold and bought. Interest paid
n the Savings Department. Collections made,
nj all pusin ess promptly attended 10.
City National Bank
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
CAPITAL SlOO,O 900
! OYFICERS
w. p. HALLIDAY, President.
HENRY l.. HALLIDAY, Vice Frest
Ar Stafford, CAshiex.
WA TYR HYSLOP. ASST Cashier.
II DIRECTORS:
8. STATS TAYLOR, Z: H. Cg,sNsAAh,
H l.. HALLIDAY, W. p. HALLIDAY,
g. ID. WILLIAMSON. SrRPHHN BIRD,
b. SANFORD.
Exchange, Com and United States
Bonds Bought and Sold.
| - business done
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-05-19
r~ariously at from SOS. 600 900 to $3.50, Co.,

v%ariOusly at from SOS. OO0, 600 to Sl50, OO0.-
coo.
The military forces Of Turkey were in 1875
officially estimated as follows On a peace
footing, l57 .667 men on a war footing, 5s6,-
100.
The navy consisted Il at tho end OF 1875 Of %
ironclad ships and 20 other steamers. In
addition 10 these there were 4 steam transports
and a number Of old sailing vessels not ht for
service. The total length Of railways open
for traffic on January /, 1875. was sos English
miles, Of which 654 were in Europe and III in
Asia. The length Of telegraph lines on the Let
Of January. 1875, was II, 597 miles. The total
number of dispatches carried in the year 1874
was 9l0,l30 Of which number 102, 1857 were
international messages.
Education was long neglected, but in 1874 a
new system was introduced and since then
schools for elementary instruction have been
established throughout Turkey, and middle
schools for higher education and colleges for
the teaching of medicine, agriculture, naval
and military science, etc. In 1870, CONSTANT
nople had AIS public schools. which were at
tended by $4,000 pupils.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-05-19
TIE PACIFIC
SATURDAY. May 70.
THE EASTERN WAR REGION.
The Government of the Sultan-A Few
Words on Turkey.

Turkey, or the Ottoman Empire, includes large
portions Of the continents of Europe, Asia and
Africa, and consists Of Turkey Proper, which is
under the direct rule of tie Sultan, and of nuuer-
GUS dependent and tributary States, governed bv
their own Princes. Turkey Proper is partly IN
Europe and partly in Asia, and is divided into q
number Of provinces, or eyGLts.
The total area of the Empire comprises 1872
Oh snnara mills d;ridad a. fnIInrz
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-07
Letter from Richmond,

Correspondence of the Alexandria Gszette,1
RICHMOND, Feb. 6, 1877. IL have DO doubt
that the present. postmistrass Tor postmaster a.
she calls hersef,) Of Richmond, Miss L. l..
VanLew, begins to tear that after al! somebody
else will be postmaster next year. !he acram
bic among the conservatives here for this posi-.
ton has already commenced in earnest. Each
applicant, Of course, has his rctinuc Of follow.
ers who. it is supposed, if he is successful, he
will not forget 10 the appointment Of cerkships,
mail.carriers places, and other Positions
could mention the names of dozen promiueu,
gentlemen who are mentioned in this counec
ton, but it would, perhaps, be better TO await
the result of the action OF Congress. 1t is i'm.
possible to make the majority of people here,
including many republicans, believe tbat,fidcn
was not elected, and because be was elected
they are confident that he will be seated. But
it might be better to wait. ln the meantime
the applicants are increasing. Why koow
of one man. 40 applicant for place 10 Wash
| ington, who has obtained the signatures Of tgo
hundred and sixty politicians to his petition.
Think Of 1.-TWO hundred politicians namas Gu
one piece Of paper Of course, the app.icar.
thinks lie has done the right tbiog and is SAFE.
| The success of Miss Nelson here has had H..
effect of bringing other companies to Richmond
as I said it would Clara Louise kellogg is ~
bounced to certainly visit Richmond. thougl:
she would come She is tavorite here aud
cannot afford to allow Nelson to ctfacc the re.
collection of her former triumph.
The Senate to-day passed the bill proyiue
Tor the lease OF the Penitcntiary This bu.
provides that the State shaII pay the salary OF
the superintendent and keepers, but the lessee,
ere to pay for guard duty. \ petition, tr1G,
the different trade unions. asking that the BIZ
be amended 50 as to provide, 10 case the lease
is made, that no work, article Or goods, mapu
featured 10 the PeDltentiary uDder the propJs.
control, shall be sold in the State, was also
presented.
The House to-day passed the Senate I'll; &c
authorize the city Of Winchester to subscfib.
to the capital stock OF the MartiGs burg and T..
tomac Railroad Company.
| MIR. John Bell Bigger, the Clerk OF Tic
House, has recovered from his rcocut sickn2ss
sufficiently 10 be at his desk. an glad to &c
him there again. For somewhere in the neigh.
borhood of fifty years he has called the roll G..
the House day after day, and the hody do.
not look 10 working order when he is absent
Rev. DR.. Moses D. Hoge OF this city, cou
templates trip to Europe in few month.s
The Governor has pardoncd Ihorbrru, Tia
| Petersburg bank clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-07
Letter from LeeSbur@.

LEESBURG, Va, Feb G.-DuriDg the pas.
winter FIVE horses have been stolen from the
neighborhood of Goresville, aud unit! Protcc
tive Club was formed, which offered reward
of $3.50, no clue Vas to be had 10 the THE:
But upon the stealing Of Gel. A. y. ST. Rust .
horse such reward was offered, aud 10 Il shor
time the thief and three horses were discovered
10 Baltimore, AID two Others traced to livery
stable 10 Baltimore, which had disposed q
them to other parties, aud they may DC r9c0I
cred. A negro man named Cant is the rcrsJ5
who carried the horses to Baltimore, and wh2
was arrested, and will shortly be brought or
here for trial. 4 special grand Jury VII. l."
summoned to February court ga NoUday.i
Tue Joe and snow have nearly lett the Ii j,
which will be Of advantage to the sheep, i gcoa
many Of which have been lost from the c0a!.D
ued covered state Of the ground aud the uNcg
absence Of roots for them Oar w!Utci~ Al,
usually so mild as to do away wIyh the agc.>
sity for other green food than our L.H' iIa-.
but this was covered irom December } 20 lc'
ruary |. About eight weeks.
The Rev Mr. DIuwiddic, o. AuNanIua, las
preached here very acccptaby, The o2c's'23
being the season preparatory 10 TIE COMMIT
ion in the Presbyterian Church.
Bishop WhittIe confirmed Friday aai &'.u'
day and to duy,at Catoccn aud Cnrlst Church
es 10 this county, and confirmed here Suoday II.
preached also. Catoctcu is between liamlt'a
and Waterford, and Chris! Church Is 1t uoJr-
vile. The former free church. Il" latter a'
Episcopal They are under the mlulstrAi!9n@
Rev. Theodore Reed, WHO also breaches &e'c":.
ably at Lincoln and at Hamilton. An effort T.
being made to build IN Episcopn! chrrt,! Al
Hamlton.
The weather overhead is lovely hn; ihe '''i'
are getting very muddy.
We are waiting aDXl0us,y Tor lh1 r1s'i,t gu
Florida, and with fair degree Of hone. Wear
ly all enterprise is gone. Everybody Is ~aIii''
90 the count.
We have one case of scarlet fever IA io"D'
brought from Washington. The grnlral heat"
of the community is very good Their ha'@
been but four burials in Uoon Cemetery lWaicN
is now the burying ground Ter nearly al FcI
sons in and east Of Lecsburz) in three ml6ia,
There have been many more Of blacks IN tAe
NJ. Il. Church motcry. ALi4Ui''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-07

found up his pcrson two loaded pistols and
dirk.knife These we're taken from him, but he
was allowed to take into the committee room q
cane which is said to be riaed Wells is report
ed as saying last night that he would as soon kill
David Dudley Field as not.
examination he said to the deputy s?rgesnt-at-
arms, in whose custody he was, Field is rou gh
old cusa but he shant insult me. If got o
chance l will whale him like hell"
By direction of Speaker Randall the sergeant
alarms of the House last night removed Wells
and Anderson from the room in tho crypt, where
they have beon confined, to tho room of the
committee On education and labor. Anderson
said ho was perfectly comfortable and did not
care TO change his quarters,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-07

The poor. dcuded, negroes are made tine
scape goats of the radicals on all occasions. Gov.
Wells says he feared the two 90 the board with
him might BE- bought with money; and now
Gen. Grant excuses his concentration oil troops
at the Capitol by saying when the order was
given for troops to come here, there was grave
apprehension lest the negro population oil the
District of Columbia, then represented to be
in great desitutioo, should attempt raid on
the Treasury building aud otherwise endanger
the peace Of the citizens Of Washington gcu.
crally.' If the treasury had always been in as
little danger Of raids by radical thieves as by
their simple minded negro dup it would have
i great deal more money in it than it has now.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-07
Published DAILY AND TRLWEEkLi b
EDGAR SNOWDEN-
WEDNESDAY, FEB.

The decision Of the Electoral Commission
upon the question concerning their power to
90 behind the certificates OF election OF the
presidential electors in the Florida case had
not been delivered al o'clock this afternoon,
and the doubt respecting it was becoming per-
picking and exciting, aud the lnGurers ABOUT
it numerous and anxious. The radicals stouty
maintain that rs the election OF tue electors
was solely and peculiarly q State affair, and as
the certificate Of Gov. Stearns was made ID ac-
cordance with the laws of Florida, neither the
Congress OF the United States, nor any CON-
mission appointed by it,can constltutlonaIiy 10
fringe upon the reserved rights OF that State
to the extent Of Investigating matters which
have already been acted upon by the State au,
,horities. That position might be teuable had
it not been fer Presidents Grants action IN
sending troops to the State, for if tho State
had the sole right OF correcting the ackno"l-
edged fraud OF the returning board, but was
prevented FROM doing SO by the General Gov
eminent, through the express orders OF Its
President, that same General Government must
do what the people Of the State would have
done, or else stand convicted as a party to the
fraud If the accomplishment of an outrage
10 State can only be prevented By the people
of that State rising n their might and huTling
the perpetrators from the positions which con-
fer upon them the power to commit the in.
fanny, as the people OF Florida we're on the eve
Of doing, ard which they certainly would have
done had il not been for the orders Of Presl-
dent Grart, the authority which compelled
them to restrain their hands from taking just
vengence upon their oppressors, should not be
used to continue the outrage and make it per-
manent.
A telcgran received since the above
was put iu type states that the Commission,
previously supposed to be unbiased, have, by
q strict party vote, determined that because
the Florida returning board committed fraud
and Gov S;earn= certified it, the Uolted States
government will enforce its operation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-07

A letter, addressed 10 Charles ! p,.toS::
Slate Mile, Va, is detained 10 the 'S,
here for want OF postage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-07
SOuth Carolina.

COLUMBIA, S. g., Feb. 7.-Juigc tI'F|1
ter has filed his decision 10 the case 0! &" IL.
H. Wallace, Speaker Of the dcmocl!;ic Hons;
of REPRESENTATIVES, ct al. W. tho tlroH.
National Bank, other State depo"toiie>, 'L'
| I. J.. Cardozo, claiming to be the frpnb!s''
State Treasurer, asking for 81 ioiuur;oG r..
strauing the banks from paying any none
upon checks drawn by Cardozo 3 iTca'ufr'.
The Court decided
First. That by law the Treasurer cAtl1-
upon the duties Of bis Office when tue iac'H'b7
Governor is duly and legally installer, '"' y.
till then.
Second. That the Constitution ui m >'a~
and the statutes require the presence OF b)'H
houses to open aud publish the :tuta- IL
Governor, and for his installation. "
Third. That the Mackey II Guse, 10 ""';
Chamberlain was Dauguratcd, was l!cgaI a''
revolutionary; that It's acts arc Dull auu ''.''
and that, therefore, no legal publication oi ,n'
returns had been made and GO lawlu in-'a''
ton Of Governor had taken place.
An order was accordingly lssuci to "a; !.
straiDing the State repositories from paw.
any moneys upon the checks Of Cardoz'' ~
restraining that person from dra"l0E ~
checks az State Treasurer until tina! ''''''
is issued.
PRINTERS TRoUBLEs.-The Chicsg' f':''.
duced its rates of composition Monday 10 '-...
cents per thousand ems, new men LACEY Ca =,
the cases This brought on c0nn.t; M.I
printers union and yesterday about h"It tas
force quit their cases. having been . VA,
thereto by the union. This opens os'..c ..t:
promises to become general in ChLcseo' .a4,s
rumored that other papers there Will as,
as soon as the Post gets through the cQ| 4'esI =
The printers on the National RepuITII... -: Z
Washington. were notified Jesie?1T;ts35. sc:a. /
their services were no longer needed. i"
came about in consequsncn Of the pEl!I;::;;ry:t:
handing pay for the time they were m SnSe 50.
copy to set up Two men named DoaAIssI',,i:s
Smith, from Now York, have been sIis.t::i:.st:
occupy the positions rs the foreman snq .a,o.:
forelne against whom The printers nns,efe- r.
charges. The paper will be set UP Hc's''
non.un ion men. g
A letter, addressed to Charles i p,.sf:: B
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-07
CITY COUNCIL.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

\ meeting OF the City Council was held last
Dipkk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-07

Secretary Morril's condition is critical. He
suffers from typhoid pneumonia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-04-17
SusembMrsis ches.
@ro66erSogt6n N.

sSeI6ru patentirtcn SiSofinn ibsr
ameritanii9e 9uitdnoe uno Beriouen oft
in europdiidsn 3situnsen gu leieu iinb,
bapon bier pisber Elm w6rtlihes 9silpiel.
Die in 8lammerA seiteaten 6rass;ei9en
rii6ren BON ~unierer Seite Der:
e beranuen, 10. Mdr,. sSu Der
5rsisn Yrehe" pom Minnapolis Isiep mir,
baB Yetsr Bertrand pon bier al, gum
Ssnator ? pom Staate Mineiota ri er,
pablt worosn 1T. Bertrand, elm fieiBiaer
u. talentuolsr Singing pom Is Sabrsn,
ioate In bic Hprmalidule sintreten. 0a
panberts sr-es iino isst 20 Sabre - nit
isinen Gltern nad BEN isrnsn 4msrifa aus.
Die Gitern ~tauften lib i'm Staate Minsio'
to an, no iie nit sutem grfoIs 9anbpirtb:
laaft bstrieben. Yetsr sius su siusm
S9mieb in bic Qebre. BORT arbeitete er
elm Sabr. Sect wuroe or, ba sr in isinen
Srsiitunben III bic ensldnbiids Sprade
srlsrnt bate, 2ebrer, unS bieiss amt be.
tlsibets er NIT Der sr6btsn Suirisbsnbsit,
bis sr Dor etliden Monatsn gum Senas
tor srwdblt purbs uub feline STEELE oils
9ebrsr nisbsrleste. Bertrand bsreiite mebs
rere Wale ben Staat Maineiota unb bic an:
s~ren,enben Staaten unb peri4affte fd
ginf@t IN aue @etbaltnihen bes 9anbes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-04-17

ieneS Grsfeinbes Ser &spublit.
Wabe $ M pton, psl9er idon ldnsit
pesen 9anbesuerratbes bdtte 9 Change n
perben iousn, unb weldsr iest bur6
Orobunsen iopobl untsr benz Dade bes
WeiBen 3auies, wie on anberen 0iientIis
den pldten, bic Madt Der Resieruns per:
b0bnt unb ben Brdiioenten tn cine Ansr.
t@snnuns ieiner usrrdtberii9eu unb i3dnos
liden llurpation brdnst.@ aa
Ribt wabr, oas lit cine lieblide Sprade
BON v6irdenli6tern1 Die in eiHem vgonciI"
oeriammelt iinb2 Sdabe, taB bic augenpsrs
orebenhsn y@ospel Sitter" nidt our l3eit
Der fransoflden &euolution selsbt baben !!
STE bdtten 10 prddtis gu ben Sa~tobinern
uno ben anbdnsern zines Warat, Oanton
unS &obespierre sepaBt! bsmsrtt ba;u bic
yStimme Der Wabrbeit.~ Man bei9ul:
oist bic tatboliiden Yrisiter INNER Der Sin:
mensuns in bic BoIitit. Wit msldsm
&edte wiiisn bic Qsisr. 0enn fe nun /.
D. ie BeidIife, ME bic sbisen faBten, mas
sdbe bas eth 5alo tn Der @elt. 90 iast
Jtiemano elm Wort. H3f
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-04-17
Statinii6eS.

9ad elmer ansefeaten mdibeuouen unb
5eitraubenben Bere9nuns Isbteu i'm Sabre
1875 auf Der san3en Grbe:
231, 99s, $50 RatboIifen,
$50, $50. 900 8ubbbiiten,
226, 900 900 9lnb. 6ss gonfucius, &c. 9
22O, 900 900 anbdnser bes Sinto, &c. {
100, 928, 700 0rabmansn.
100. $50, $50 Wubameoaner,
so, l12,1l0 @ris9en,
35, 1885, 100 Qutberaner,
20, lsO, 900 Yresbptsriansr, Baptiften, &C.,
l6. $3.50, 400 9ltlutbsransr, Starop., &C.,
IL, 2S3.s 800 R%eformirte,
1902, $40 ansIicaner,
9,O4O,Oso Metbooiften, gpiscop., &c,
$3.50, 100 Suoen,
6,O34,l10 Rsitorianer, 6opten, &C
1902, 770 @onsresat. llniusrialiitsn, &c.
1850, 500 Grmeuier,
1,O56,64O thermometer,
500, 900 0udtsr,
2O7,5 SIC Mormonsn,
$500 Sbater.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-04-17

Mdnner natirli9 pom gbeitlnbe abse:
i1redt perben. Wan Mil cine usrniinfs
tise, e%inse,oseme, Ipariame, sinfade 9aus'
frau bsiratben, bic foden, ben 9ausbaIt
fibreu uno &inbsr er3isben fam aber
teine perSosene Wobebame, bic gu 9laubeu
i9eint, bic Gbemdnaner ieien nur oesbalb
oa, nm mOslidit piele idOne &leioer gu
faufsn unb iie re9t oft on bic ueridieoen
lten VerSniisunssorte 81 %fihren.
Die psrmsbrtsn gsoirfni6s baben fsrner
bel man9en 5rauen ben Wuni9 mad se'
rufen, aus ben en9en Qebensuerbdltniiieu,
in oenen fe ii9 bis isst beuesten, berauss
sutreten, unb fir id bic sspsrbli9e StsI'
lung gu beanipru9en, wel9s bis ieei oas
Torre9t bes Mannss warsn. Daber bic
6rauen:g m a ncipation, wel4e be;
ionbers In Norb. Mmsrita unb gnslanb
iputt. Sc msbr ii9 ubsr bas Weib aus
benz i9isenbsn Tamilisntrsiie binauswast
in ben Rampf bes oifentliaen 2ebens,
beito mebr feet es fid aud Der 8ersewalti:
suns unb Der 9eibeni9aft bes ftdrteren @e:
i9Ie9tss aus. Mot
aus Auem olelem 9eDf 1erpor, Dap Die
Srauen NIT ibrem Gurus unb Der porneb-
men 8ernadldiRsuns ber 5ausseldGfte
iebr piel 3ur 8eri@limmeruns Der orobens
ben i~oeiaIen JraSe tn ibrer sefdbrIiditen
Ri4tuns beitrasen. Oas Beilpiel b6ber
seifeater Damsn un6 bic 1bdttstsit Der
6rauenuereine wi,b am erfolsrsiditsn cine
Vereinfahuna Der Sttteu uno elm lebbaf:
teres Sntereie fur bas 9ausweien, als ben
eisentIiden unb natirli4en W~irfunssfreis
Der 6rau, NORM aaein fe fid aussei9nen
ioa, anbabnsn tOnnen. Wir brau1sn
perndnftise Witter uno gate
Wirtbdafterinnen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-04-17
saabere Sei@laHe

bat Die Gonfereus Der MsibOoiiten aui slns
tras bss .Yrsa9s,sA W. ). MaIier, Der
li9 gar Doctor Der @ottesselabrtbeit"
i6eltsn ldBt, uorise Wode in Soitcn NIT
sroBsm Seifal anssnommen: a
8ei9Ioien, baB mir nit Sorssn
uno uurube in bic i3utunft bliden, wenn
mir lsbsu, wie cine Der sroBen Parteien
burd 3wei YoIititer, weIde iest in iebr in'
timen Besiebunsen gum PralibeHten iteben,
uertauft worbsn III, uno baourd fir ,sits
wsiien grfOIs prin5ipien uub partsisbre
biussssben wurbe. .6,,.ls
Bei9Iofeu n, saB mir allen grnitss
aesen bic Sanbluns Der neuen Wbminiitras
ton prots itiren, inoem fe nit benz 9dupts
hinge Der Rutlurs Organization, benz Nns
fittsr Der Samburs,M essIet-M. 6. 8ut'
ler-Usrtrdse ma@t unb ebenfo protsitireu
mir aIsn gmftss seseu bic ansrtsnnans
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-04-17
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ra6en.

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t%,nslidsfaa bat ii9 in Der Na9t uon Britt
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nisen geuobner bes Yaraosplasss, wsI1e
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ten, purben cine Stunos mad 0sittsrna1t
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fanoen beim Seraustreten auf bic Strabe
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ses, unb Swar BEL benz Yihoir an Der weits
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senitano auf benz gIaiter lieseno wabrses
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Der Sanb ersrifen 81 baben, als eisier,
auem Bermatben mad etn Seuerpsrtstors
per plSslib srplooirte uno ibm Die eripdbnte
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eingsleitete tlnterlu9ung miro bof1entli4
ben Sa1perbalt genauer feltlteuen; be
Sanb pes llnsIidliden 1T unrettbar psrs
loren.
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,wan,is Sarmbsr,ige S4weltern aus &ns
~Italten, beren 9eituns ibnen bisber anpers
traut mar, bisrber ms Wtatterbaus guild,
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aus SteinisIo ;sbn. Die gnltaIt In BIT.
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wobl bssbaIb nidt mebr iortbeiteben t6ns
men. Stsisfslb befano ii9, als bic S9wss
ltern bisis Nnftalt iiberuabmen, I'M befolas
teitsn 3uitanbe uno mar isst mad 2Oidbris
ger 9situns Der S@weitern cine Muiterans
italt. Die @riesuns Der aussewieienen
Rloiterfrausn bur4 anbsres Oienitperlos
nal wirb obne bebeutenbe Webraussa6e
ni9t gu bewsrefeQissn isin.