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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-10-25
he world can he want with you?9

the world can he want with you?"
Frederick had as yet. disclosed TO
no one his adventure in Italy, to
which, naturally, he ascribed his
arrest. He now related the whole in
detail, carefully concealing every
thing touching on the state of his
own heart
Il fear," said Rasinski; s'that this
is very grave and serious matter,
that you have knowingly per-
formed deed which will hardly be
passed over lightly. At all events
you must remain concealed for the
present. till we are better instructed.
1 would also advise your friend not
to resort to the rendezvous, before 1
have gained further intelligence.
This 1 will do forthwith" 81 hs'aes'
Il fear nothing, as regards myself"
answered Frederick; "but what shall
Isay tony mother and my sisterY
"The whole truth, dear friend" re-
piled Rasinski, "for il your friends be
left in ignorance. or quieted with
false information, they might become
your betrayers, against their own will.
1t is true as yet it seems they know
only your person and not your name;
but how easily that may be found outl
/ will take it upon myself to put your
mother in possession OF all neces-
sary particulars, and then to examine
the state OF circumstances, to do
which, Ipossess the very MEANS"
Frederick silectly gave his hand in,
token of thanks to his resolute friend.
Henry was vexed, while Jaromir and
Boleslaus exhibited the most friend
ly sympathy. es8sfh.f c1 srt ~
"We must lose 70 time,' said Ra-
sinski, rising: Il will set or imme-
diately to see your mother, circum-
stances will plead an excuse for my
early visit. Then will begin my in
quiries. You shall hear from me at
the very first opportunity" Il
With this Rasinski left. Jaromira and
Bolesaus did the same soon after.
Henry remained with Frederick. For
awhile they walked up and down the
room together in silence-Frederick,
busily cogitating upon his situation;
and Henry busy with his own thoughts
For nearly an hour they inter-
changed only short and detached
sentences on uniuportant subjects.
But the sound of approaching foot
steps put an end to all further cen
versation. fe tf
| Rasinski entered. His eye was sad,
his brow furrowed. r.4o SIS
Friends, I believe you are men,
he began, land know how to bear up
under adversities of fate. Your af-
fair is in u bad state, and that
through you. my dear friend," turn
ing to Henry, ''for the porter OF the
house where st. Lucas lodges has be-
trayed you."
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-10-25
NUMBER As.

would that makes me feel 1 have
spread my honey upon wholesome
loaf. All except the alligator. 1 am
going to give him away, He won't
purr or twitter or do anything but
snap his big jaws. Hes awfully
uncouth looking too; then his habits
are rough. The more I try to please
him, the more he snaps. and I've got
too much sense to put up with it.
To toss all have said on the
point OF needle, it means just this:
A heart full of great noble love is a
mighty blessing, and when men grow
more like my bird and cat, all purr
and twitter, around the hearth rug,
and less like my great heathenish
alligator, then the loaves will be
ready for your honey. Honey viii
keep long time. Save it. -
II ANYBODY wants to criticise me
or my opinions they are perfectly FREQ
to do so. Myname Is ~
NANCY SPRY, Spinster.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-10-25
ASpinster,s view oft.

l'tiomc department. Ihlcaso iHDunc-l
I've been standing of. eyeing these
columns long time, but there is one
lesson spinsterhood has taught me:
Those who stand looking at some
thing coveted may stand till they
petrify. while those who covet and
take sush in and scoop up all there is
10 DO got. This question, as love a
blessing or curse to woman?' fairly
takes me by the shoulder and pulls
me into these columns. In spite OF
Mr.. Frees avalanche OF Sarcasm
about country old maids" Cts curl
Gus how I've remembered those
senseless wordsD /. Nancy Spry, am
going TO deliver my opinion. 1 want
plenty OF room too. SO l ask those
who have not nitro-g -glyeerine idess
to rest over till next week.
There is just one earthly reason
why love could prove a cnrse, and
that reason is-the object OF love
mani My pen went right through
the paper as / wrote that word.
Truth is always forciblc.
1 say whether love Is curse or a
blessing to a woman depends upon
where she puts 1t. Twenty nine and
two thirds times out OF thirty wo-
mans love crucifies her, as the dear
Christ was crucified for the love he
gave to man. 1t drives the nails
deeper, aud the hanging lasts longer.
There is not even hope OF resurrec-
tion in 1t.
A great nice comb OF delicious hon.
ey is pretty good thing to have IL
you have good wholesome bread to
spread it on, but lavish it on moldy,
wormy, unclean crusts. expecting a
good meal. you've spoiled your hon.
ey and your supper too. Now the
honey, that sweet. delicious product
from the worry heart OF the parest
most fragrant flowers, wasn't to
blame for your disappointment and
hunger. The honey was "a rich pos
session, but you put It in the wrong
place.
1t is exceeding strange that, while
all the women are SO provided with
honey pots, and so willing to spread
their sweetness till it fairly drips OF
the edges, there are no better slices
to spread 1t on. We waste our affec-
tion awfully. then mourn and cry. and
agonize, and say, @Are our rich,
sweet possessions curses or bless
ings?" According as you use them
sisters.
have parrot, cat, two canary
birds, and an alligator. The affec-
tion l pour upon these objects is
almost cast iron, yet nobody ever
saw me raise pair OF fearful eyes
and sigh, as love a blessing or a
curse?" No marin. My pets give
me measure for measure in gentle
caressing way q choose the kind that
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-10-25


William 7. Coleman, OF San Fran
cisco, was talking the other day OF (
hid partner, Edward Mott Robinson. .
OF New Bedford, whose penuriouspess
was matter of,common talk, - xrs
'He was o gooi fellow in the main. =,
said Mr.. Coleman. but he exceeded
any man / ever knew in Ingenious
experiments for saving dolhr. In
those days was Democrat and he
was Republican. One day no said. q
Coleman, have your committee been
after you?' Not yet,' replied.
well, mine have been after me-, he
said. and they wanted me to SUBJ
scribe $500, and told them would
I looked at him with absolute amaze
ment. Then he added: Yes. told
him the Democrats would expect 500
from you, and ,cas going TO pair
OH SO mind you stick to that ar
rangement. 1t will be all the same
to both parties, aud 1t won't cost
either OF US q cent.'-Editor.s DEAv-
ER. in Harper's Magazine for Noucm-
her.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-10-25
Parting.

II thou dost bid thy friend farewell,
But for one night that farewell may be,
Press thou mis- palm with thine. How canst
thOu tell
How far from thee
Fate or caprice may lend his feet
Ere that tomorrow comes? Men have been
To lightly turn the corner of the street,
And days have grown
To months, and months TO tagging years.
Before they looked in loving eyes again,
Parting at best is underaid with tears
With tears and pain
Therefore. lest Sudden death should come be-
tween, Ite
Or time or distance, clasp with pleasure true
The hand of him who goeth forth; unseen
Fate goeth tool
Yes, find thou always time To say
Some earnest word between the idle talk
Lest with The henceforth, ever. night and day
Regret should walk.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-10-25
Better Times Ahead.
49, v..~I- Co.

The whole lower part OF the city
gives every evidence OF active trade
aud the return OF moro prosperous
days. During business hours Broad
way and the streets adjacent thereto
below Brooma. are crowded with
bustIing people, who find their pro-
gress greatly impcded, owing to the
transfer OF merchandise from stores
and sidewalks TO trucks. Never be-
fore at any period since the close OF
the war have dry goods jobbers trans
acted in September 50 large line Of
business as during the present month.
while the general mercantile trade Of
the past two weeks has been the
most active that has been witnessed
or experienced among wholesale dea-
lers for years. e ene fosi
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-10-25

TEWELER. Clocks. Watches and Jewelry
u repaired promptly. and in workmanlike
manner. Keeps for sale Clocks. Watches,
Plated Ware, Jewelry. Gold Pens and full
stock pertaining to his trade. Occupies part
OF Hawlcy's boot * shoe store. ic,iSan st.
Plymouth Indiana. .June30-T5
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-10-25
C. n. REEVE,

1 TTORNEi LW. Located In 1876.
IA Collections and conveyancing a speci-
lity. Buys and sells real estate on commits
ion. Insures lives and property in A. COM
sanies. Desirable real estate for sale in the
.itv and adjoining. Novl-75
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-10-25
WIN. N. BAILEY, M. D.,

PHYSICIAN ~ SURGEON. Thirty years
i practice. Graduate Of two Medical col
leges. and six years Surgeon I'm the army oi
the u. S.lyol. serv) Can compete success
fully with any quack In the United States
Thankful for past favors. Is still in regular
practice. and only requires to be better known
to have an extensive one. Ofiice In Sears
new brick. cor. OF Michigan and LaPorte
streets.
Plymouth. Ind. July 1st. 1876. 1y
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-10-25
DR.. BOW Err.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, will be
Il pleased to receive patients at his office.
No. 81 ichigan street. where he may be
foLnd at all times. except when professional
ly absent. his residence being at The same
place.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-10-25
!. o.. 8. D. a. !. w. PARKS.

A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Notaries Public and
N Authorized War Claim Agents Offices at
Bourbon and Plymouth. Indiana. Especial
attention given To the settlement OF decedents
Estates. Conveyancing. aud the collection OF
Soldiers Claims for Pensions; will attend
promptly To all professional business en-
trusted to them. and practice in Marshall and
adjoining coHnties. plymouth office on Gano
street between Michigan and Center streets,
Bourbon Office over irror printing Office. 25tf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-10-25
AMAsA JOHNSON

A TTORNEY AT LAW. Prompt attention gwen
N ts colertions settlement of decedents' estates
and guardianships Deeds mortgages, and other con-
-racfs drawn ND and acknowledgements taken. Of
hc. ovrr Rncl q ronn = Harduare Sfnre-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-10-25
p. O. JONES,

at Law s. Dist.Prosecutor
Prompt attention given TO all claims and col
actfOns leftin his care. Office In corner OF
Scar = brick block Plymouth Ind
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-10-25
DR.. j. M. JENNINGS.

DHYSICAN & SURGEON. Tenders his pro-
Il fessional services TO the citizens of Wal,
nut and vicinity. All calls promptly attended
to. Charges reasonable. ly JnyII
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-10-25

MRS. Il. w. DUNLP
HOMEOPATHIC Physician and Dentist,
and DR.. J. A. Dunlap. regular physician and
surgeon. respectfully offer their services 70
the public. Offlce In Corbin's block; resi-
dencc on East Gano street.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-10-25


A kerneIof corn planted In South
Bend young mans ear twelve years
ago did not come up until Wednesday,
when DR.. Partridge brought 1t to the
surface with his instruments. He had
poked ii into his ear while playing
boyish pranks with companion. and
though it was In plain sight he was
unable to remove it. and as 1t gave
him no pain or annoyance he allowed
1t to remain without calling on ply
siclan. On Tuesday, however, it be-
gan to trouble him, causing a dull.
heavy pain, and he determined to
have it removed. 1t came out In two
places partially decayed, and his ear
feels as well as ever. , -.
The best temperance lecture was
on Sunday morning, when one OF our
well known citizens. who used to be
sneaking around In a dirty cult OF
old clothes for an early nip about that
hour before he put on a red ribbon,
went boldly up to the Knoblock pump
and took a long draught OF natures
precious beverage. 1t was not the
act, but the man, once always seedy,
now dressed in handsome suit OF
clothes. new. shining silk hat,-new
from head to foot, inside and outside
-cleanly shaven and looking every
inch gentleman. His appearance,
the act, took the eye OF every man on
Washington street, and we instinct
lively Joined In the applause which
greeted him. Every man he met as
he passed down street turned and
looked at him with wonder and admi-
ration. Verify, said they, the tenn
perancc movement is fully vindicated
in this one man.-South Bend Herald.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-10-25

DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON. office with
i DIR. N. sherman over Lauer' 5 Store. on
Michigan street Plymouth. Ind. Residence
on Center street. opposite Catholic church.
bm nOgs
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-10-25
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
j. W. hEEELEY.
J. 81. EE Eve,

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. viii at
i tend all Professional calls promptly night
or day. lnwood Indiana n6-6m
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-10-25

JUSTICE OFTHE PEACE, and Attorney at
~ Law. Office in Corbin's Block. Plym-
outh. Indiana. Julyl-75
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-10-25
DIRECTORY.

. .~~@--~
titcutl ffoe<cu1oI- "
sessions OF the Circuit Court, 4th Monday In Feb
ruary, ID Monday in May, 4th Monday In septem-
bcr and ID Monday In December
CITY GOVERNMENT
City Council meets second and fourth Mondaysin
zach month. ANAsA JOHNSON, Mayor,
ID. 4. SNYDER. Clerk.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-06
StaIten.

gon Der SnieI Sarbinisn iinb iebr betrii.
benbe Na9ri9ten ibsr bic V~srbeerunsen
einseIaufen, wsl9e bic b~iesidbriae, aan,
aubsrorbentli9 beige @itteruns, insbsion
bere in Der llnsesenb pom Nuopo anseri1
tet bat, obi4on bic bortise @ssenb sebirs
gig 1T. Obns bss unsinifisen Gin Il uHes
3u sebenten, weI9sn bic fur6tbare Site
auf bic JeIber, bic Wieien. bic @drten uni
bic 2anbwirtbidaft iberbaupt~ ausseibt bat,
trat cine auBerseuObnIi1e StsrbIidfeii
unter ben Weniden ielbif elm, 10 bab unter
Der Bep6lteruns cine wabre Yanit eintrat.
Gin ni@t aus NuouO seblrtiser @si9wo.
rener, melder pom Sounenftid getroffer
wurbe, entfOb uersweifeIt uub wabnfinnie
aus Der Stabt, unb feline 2ei9e wurbe eini:
se Gage ipdter an einem finf Stunben Don
NuOuo entfernten Plase a%ufsefunben. llut
aIs Oh an al bieiem glenb nidt senua
mare, ridten nod bdufse Seuersbrinite
unb Sdabenfsuer, bic ni9t ieIten pon per
bre9erii9en 9anben anseIest uerben, gro
pes llnbeil an. Wabre &ei1tbimer iint
elm &aub Der SIammsn seworbsn, unb man
iddst bic 0erluite, wel9e an 9duisrn,
9ledern, Wieien unb 0ieb erlittsn murben,
auf mebrere WiGionen. Oas Bib, 70
idlisbt Ser .Gorrisrs bi Sarbssna" feline
traurisen Mittbeilunsen, 1T elm 70 sntiss.
li9ss, baB mir an uebertrsibung su slau:
ben seneist pdren, uenn mir nidt ben Su,
perIdifisiten @ewdbrsmanx bdtten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-06
0robbritanuten.

WRit benz GOpbOampfer ,Obsr" 1T in
S%outbampton elm fir bas aquarium in
2onbOn %beifimmtsr Wulfild sinsetroifen.
Der 6ii6, elm peiBer Wal, 1T pom Serrn
Cad Soup Dor etpa 8 Monaten an ber
&iilte uon 2abrabor, mo sr ssitranbet ses
wsien mar, sefanssn unb miBt o SUP 8
3ol IN 9dnse; fem @euidt bstrGst in
normalem 3uftanbe 1000 YfO., 1T ausens
blidli4 jebo4 nod beoeutenb %ssriuser, ba
er IA Gage bat faiten mlnen. Die uebers
fabrt ma9te bas Gbisr in einem bolsernen
&afen, beien nit Seesras aussefittertss
Snnere Gag unb Nadt ale 8 Minuten nit
Seewaner ansefeudtet wurbe. Sc 1T bies
Der erite Walfid Der lsbsnb in 9onbon an
%setOmmen lit. 2siosr ssnoB Der Wal bic
5reuoen bes .nsliiden @quariums ni9t
LANCE, er itarb in ben erltsn Gasen mad
ieiner Nntunft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-06

Nirsenbs trat bic Qeibeni9aft bes
Observation-Disclosures 10 perberbIi9 un6 epts
bemii@ auf, ais in Sdmebem, no Der
8ranntpein $ &onium nod Dor feds Bic
fieten Sabren idbrIid etma ITO Wiuioneu
2iter betrus. Our9 trdftisss ginidreiten
Der Resieruns bat fid in ben Issten Sabs
rem cine meientli9e 8eGerung berausses
iteat. Oas Branntmeinseies pom 81.
Waai 1859 bat feline beiliamen Sri9te ses
trasen, namentIid burd bic bobe Steuer,
mel9e es auf bic Sabritation unb ben 0ers
tauf bes Branntweins Ieste. Die Brannts
weini4dnten baben bic Yoli5eifunbe, metIt
10 nbr abenbs, ifrens %einaubaItsu, unb
fe bleiben an Sonns unb Seittasen sans
sei4loien. @n Nitterwa9isne unb, an
idon Betrunfene barf tein Branntuein
uerabreidt werben; 8ranntwsin : Srint.
i4ulben selten Dor @eri9t nidt als tlass
bar. Die grtbeiluns BON S1antssrs1s
tisteiten unb bic Rsseluns bss Iusi9ans
tes itnb gang in ben 9dnben Der Beborbsn.
-Raum 3wei Sabre mad ginfibruns bes
ermdbnten @eieses NOT Der Brauntmeins
uerbrau9 idon auf IS Miqionen 2iter
idbrli9, alto nm pole 20 Yrocent, berabs
sesansen. Mit Der srSBeren Md6isteit
ities aad Der alsemeine @oblitanb un6 bic
seieai9aftIi3e Orbnuns in S4wsbsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-06

mite frlber, mo ie ni1t nit 10 p~ieIerlei
hberlaben ruaren. Ote &inber betommen
iopiel auf, baB ibnen Der Ropf MIR mirb
unb linen bic 9uit gum Qernen persebt.
Die @ltern finb nidt mebr 6err iiber ibrs
Sinber unb f0nnen iis BET Der iesisen tbeu.
ersn !Seit gu nt9ts mebr ueruenben, menn
ibnen aud Bel GeIbs unb Sausarbeiten
auf's brinsenbfte llnterflsuns moth tbate."
Oie S9ulen f6nnen unter ben obwaltenben
Verbdltnihen ni9t sebeibsn. Der semeine
Utann iast baber nit &s1t: rSribsr
mars better, bdtten Mrs mieber TO-" Die
@emeinben permOsen taum nod bic enors
men &oitem fir bic S9uIen gu eri9winsen,
anb babel nebmen bic sutert Sitten mebr
unb ntebr ab; aIentbalben tlast man aes
senwdrtis iber bic sunebmerbe germil6e.
rung Der Sduliusenb untsr benz weItli1en
Snipeetorate. Oariiber brau9t man it'd
aber iebo4 nidt gu uermunbsru. Der mos
bernen S4uIe manselt Der weientIits 6acs
tor ; cine quite @r3iebuns unb cine sebsib.
li4e @eitaltuns bes llnterri9tsmeien in
u ba gu finben, NO bic @runoidse bes
psitiuea gbriitentbums Der ersiebliden uni
bibaftii4en Wirtiamteit 81 @runbs ssIesi
merben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-06
Gouano.

0or &ursem murbe tn 6ouanb bas 25s
idbrise SubiIdum ber GntwdHeruns bes
5aarIemer Weeres sefeisrt. 8or 25 Sab,
rem wurbe bieie, iest au ben beif cultiuirten
uns fru9tbarften Oiifrieten seb6rise 6ld9e
enbsiltis benz Meere a~bsemonnen, mo iett
in adt @emeinoen $1,000 Meni1en leben
unb 1892 &inber in 3pSIf S9ulen unters
ridtet werben. @etreibe, 3uiebeIn unb
@emiiie jeber Mrt perben bier in better
Sualitdt unb in REDEEM Mabe erseuat, unb
Der 8iebitanb III ebenio reid oils idSn.
Sir bies sroBartise llnternebmsn ~peranIass
tie bic &esieruns uorpes Is, $780, 900 @uls
ben, cine Iuslase, bic ii9 wobl be,abIt ses
ma9t bat, inbem idon slei9 beim 8srtauf
bes @ruub unb Bobens 9,375 900 @uIs
ben ersielt wurben, udbrenb bur1 bic felt
Is Subren fid burdidnittli9 auf 23l, 900
@uloen belaufenben Stsuern Der Geit ebens
faas balb 3uridsesabIt iein wirb. Die
6ld9e bes sewonnenen 9anbeS betrd9t
ls, 22s 9eetare, pom benen isbt etma
10, l25 9ect. Ider, 1856 5ect. Wdloer
uno Weioen unb 100 Ssct. @emiies un6
BJumenadrten finb. SIN Sabre 1852 mar
Der Yreis pro 9sct. 473 @ulbsn, beute
werben lie nod Gage unb Qualitdt 1000,
200 ielbff 5000 @ulben seaabIt. Wir
oirfen nidt f~taunen, wenn nod iol1sn grs
fabrunsen bic 9oldnber fi9 aud BON benz
tir5Iid besonnenen, melt sr6Beren unter'
nebmen, Der Gntwdferuns bes 3uybers
Sees, sldnsenbe grfoIse ueripredem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-06
DtSconfn.

Sn Der lmsesenb BON Barr,
Wias iino bic Garmer idon pieber LIBERAL
NIT eden BON Sommerweisen bsiddftist
bas mag tomii@ tIinsen, aber es usrbdlt
fi9 10. gs gilt ndmIi@, ben @etreibss
wan3en elm Sdnippden gu f@lasen. 81
bat fi4 beraussefeat, bab Der ruifid'
Obsfa, eisentIid aiacO : Sommsrweiser
bier better iibsrpintert, aIS Winterpei,en,
ginise 5armer, weI9e f@on Iesten Serbf
ben geriu9 samit sema@t, buben elm,
pole grnte ~eraieIt; auf bic @rfabruns &c.
ftist, wolen einise i@on bis gu 20 9de,
wasen.
Sen. Sam. Garrep pon Ohio,
Der sroBe @reenbad 5 prOpbet, bat ben
Stump" in @iseonfin ansetretsn u. pirt
bis gum 8. Nossmber i'm Disnit bleiben.
Na9 benz 8eri9t bss S~taatsie.
tretdrs bdtten bic Stdbte, 0Srfsr u. Sdul.
biifritte In @iseOnfin cine funbirts S4uls
bsnIaf uOn 30, 72o,Ola, wo3u nod bic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-06
9 atern.

Sn wel9 fre@er Weiie bic @abrunass
mittel GdIi@uns in OeutidIanb betrisben
wirb, benefit na@ftebenber 8orfaq, Der aus
Wir3burs beri9tet mirb: vSn ben @benb.
ftunben bes q. .. Wt. batten fi1 in einem
Spe3ereilaben bss MainpierteIs su WIr,s
burg mebrere &unben ei~nsefunoen, iber
weIde binwes Der 9austnedt elmer bortis
gen &sltauration in aler Gile S Yfunb
&artoffel: Stdrtemebl uerIanste. 2luf bic
6rase zines B~efannten, su mas benn bas
3eus gu brauden isi, duBerts Der 6auss
tne4t in aIer rni9ulb, baB bieiss sur
6iiQuns pon Bratwirften seb6re, aui
wel9e bereits uon @diten sewartst pirbe.
giner Der Inweienben iebte bic poli3ei.
manni9aft uon benz 8orsefauenen in
RenntniB, u. sbs bas famois Yrobuft per-
sriifen NOR, bate bieie ii9 fdufi9 in ben
geiis pom einem Baare seitdrtter Brat
miirite seiest. Dei Der llnteriu9uns murbe
bic 8erfdIiduns auf bas Beitimmteite feit.
sefelt unb bic Insslesenbeit benz Staats,
anmaIte iibersebsn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-06
H hetuIanb.

Ius SberweieI uirb beri9tet, baB
Der 2ads unb Salmenfans permanent
i4ledt 1T. Das pfunb Qa9s tofet %
bis % Gents. Die Grauben iinb in ben
bieisen Weinbersen am 20. u. 81. Na&ts
b.inabe ale erfroren. Wit Der &artoffel.
ernbte 1T man poutommen sufrieben.-Nm
"a. Septewber bieIten bic SociaIs emotra.
ten In 6 SIN cine fart beiu9te 0eriamms
lung ab. Sic proteiirten sesen bic Der.
liner beutide Beiprsduns bes ioeial. bemo.
tratii9en Gonsreiiss in Gent, ba man bic
Bartei beidulbise, fe MOLE bic gbe, bas
@isentbum unb Die Gamilie abi9affen.-
Sn NeuB baben bic S9weitern pom ars
men &inbe Seiu ibre Tbdtisteit i'm @ats
ienbauie einseitellt. Das foitet bic Stabt
in 3utunft IL, 900 Mart. = aIs 2eideu
Der !3eit Der idwsren Notb mag IS nit.
setbeilt werben, baB in einsm Colonial.
waarensef@dft Der beiten Gage OlEeloorfs
am Is. September pom frib Morsens biz
10 ubr abenbs gauge 5 &eidspfennise ems
senommen wurben. = Mm MitteI, bsin bat
Der Sroit in Der Na9t pom 20. auf ben 81.
bic Erauben i'm &bsintbal menis beida,
bist.-Sn GSIn iinb bic Arbeiten am Yis
usbau iOueit fortseid,itten, baB Der neu.
erbaute Saal am ID. Sttober erSfinet
werben fonnte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-06
SIO.Nmerifa.

Deutide &aufsuts in Montepibeo bas
ben cine Oentidrift an bas beuti9e Reidss
t~an5ler: @mt seridtet, in wsIdsr iie auf
Die Wertblo Rsteit unb Deiefte Der beuts
iden 6abritate I'M aqsemsinsn binweiien.
Den beutiden 6abritanten werben beisn,
bers nnebrIi4teit. llnpinttli9teit u. Mans
gel an @eidmad uorssporfen, unb aus
oieiem @runoe seIinse es ebsn ben gnss
ldnoern nnb 5ranSoien alentbalben, bas
@eiddft an fd gu reiben. Mau iast,
oaB bic ~feineren 6abrifarbeiteu Der DsIts
iden san5 empfinolid bur9 ben 3pansss
peiien MlIitdroienif leiben. Sobalb elm
iunser Mann ii9 cine 6ertistsit uno @es
ididli9teit in irsenb sinsm @smsrte anses
eisnet bat, wirb sr gum Miliidr sesoaen,
unb bic LANCE DienfSsit made ni9t nur
bic 9anbe iteif ionsern srt6ots aud bic
euit our ebrli9en @rbsit. Sin ensIildss
Blatt bemertt ba3u isbr trsfienb: Sine
Nation, welde bic Observation-Disclosures
unb ben Rries gum eritsn unb bS9iten 3iele
ibrsr griiten3 NJ l4t, BARI ni4t bsaniprus
den, aud sIeidSeitis auf Der b0&iten
Stufe Der sewsrbIiden gntwidsIuns ltebsu
Az woQeu."