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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-06-17
ST. LOUIS NEHS.
From the Sunday Messenger, June 9

From the Sunday Messenger june 81
The Catholics of st. Louis did honor to
themselves, as we'll as to cur Holy Father,
by their splendid demonstration. We may
safely say that at least IS 900 men were In
line. General Pitman Morrison, an old
United States veteran, who participated in
the procession as a member of the st. Mary
and st. Joseph's Parish society, stated that
the demonstration of last Sunday was the
finest he had ever witnessed, either civic
or military, though he had been present at
the reception given to Lafayette in New
Orleans and also at the reception given to
General jackson in the same city. The
parade, besides testifying our affection for
the Pope has had good effect In uniting
the different elements among Catholics.
Besides it has demonstrated our strength
to our fellow. citizens and people will
always respect Us when they know we are
strong.
the music for the parade last Sunday
cost perhaps five or six thousand dollars.
The amount collected for the orphans was
three hundred and fifty dollars. 1t ought
to be quite the reverse.
We take pleasure in stating for the es-
pecial benefit of the Central Baptist that
the baccalaureate address of Bishop Ryan
/ in the State University, Columbia, was a
great success. The ta'l in which he spoke
was crowded to repietion, there being at
least a thousand persons present All the
non Catholic clergymen of the town (about
dczen) attended the lecture, and at it's
close they ascended the platform and
poured congratulations Upon the distin-
guished lecturer. These gentlemen also
attended the dinner given to the Bishop
by the Board of Curators. They are more
courteous and considerable than the Central
Baptist. By the way, the President of the
State University is Protestant minister
Why, then, should not ~ Catholic clergy
man speak within its WALLIS We will add
in order To restore peace of mind to the
Central Baptist that though Bishop Ryan
is very eloquent man, he neither raised
the dome or shook down the walls of the
building. The State University still etands,
and is ali the better because lie las spukeI
within it's walls,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-06-17

Our well-known friend, L. Humbrecht, Eco,
tho distinguished fTesco pAner has removed from
CArondslet to the large and commodious store
under st. Patricks Hall, lafayette street, next
the of Camp For details to the character of
work &r. HumJrecht is prepared do and the names
Of the gentlemen who endorse him refer read
TO his card in another column.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-06-17

Gen, Dassi, who was President of the Italian
Commission Mt the Exposition, will attempt to
divert to the United States the emi grafton now
going on from Italy to Brazil and other places
in South America. Above twenty. five ht-0 ired
emigrAnts leave Genoa every month.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-06-17

AS Messrs. E. II. Adams s. Bro, 500 Maya
cine street running their business a very light
expense they and do Iel goods extraordinarily
low prices. Call and see for yonrselves
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-06-17

write to DAnzlger's for samples of dry
goods offered at suoh great bSrEAna" ia the advice
given by city rsSidSnts 70 their country ends. Eco
eolpnn aaysEtsenpnt o. afah psge
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-06-17

All kinds of fancy and stsPle dry goods at
leveut eash grsoea e p 4 ". cseaorss IA CaaAl e.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-06-17
T ,OUISIANA DIVISION
ARMY NORTHERN VIRGINIA.
OR A ND LOTTERY


BENEFIT OF ITS TOMB FUND.
Prizes.
/. Juiio's painting Lee and jackson at Chancellor
vile.
.. Julio's painting, Pifferaro-Itaian Bagpiper.
3. Bedouin Chief-Bedouin.
4. Reid's Gen. B. E. Lee.
5. Be- kers Landscape.
6. Julios Storm-Louisiana scenery.
Z. - Louisiana scenery.
9. Norman Peasant Children.
~ :. Studies from Nature.
n X . . :. " .
II. Dignity and Impotence.
Is. Mischief
l6. Sunset Effects.
II.
100 EnEravinEs, Lee and jackson atIchAnoelOr'TiD"
lls prizes; Tickets 81 each. ..,v
N. B.-since the issue of tickets supplensH'N'
prizes have been added. 1.ua
No Carondeet street. where the public are inSlS'N
to call and examine the same.
Tickets for sale at Julios studio CArondelet eSrs
w. b. Khenpeters 81 Camp street. and O. ISS ~
street. oe@1 oP
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-06-17

the music for the parade last Sunday
cost perhaps five or six thousand dollars.
The amount collected for the orphans was
three hundred and fifty dollars. 1t ought
to be quite the reverse.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-06-17

IEIuhJi uHe
FINANCIAL Observation-Disclosures paper to-per
cent per annum Al do. TO 10; second. grade -
ret class mortgage do to cent per AMMAN;
ond grade IL to Isl Gold lc4s 10 1C4z American Silver
ALI dollars and Mexican dollars nominal; Commercial
Sterling 5O7 s. q, bank do TO 5I2 the bank check
ing rate on New York per cent premium. and com.
nerciAl siR at L.
, 1877-04-21

ONE EIaHTH or ONE-TWELgrH.-Be-
cause he had not aindied vnlgs trac-
tioDs, he suffered in the way thus de
>cribed
A DUtchman rented biS lands to
an oil company last Gpring, OF condi.
tion of receiving onc-cighth OF the oil
procured. The well proved to be -
good one, and the farmer began to think
TINT the oil men should Givc him bet.
ter chance, and vcntured TO tell them so.
They asked hin what he wanted. lie
said they ought TO give him one-tweltth.
The agreeamcrt was finally made, with
the understanding that the Dutehman
was not to tell ANY one
All went anooth until the next divi-
sion day came, when onr friend was ear
" Mt hand to ace how much better he
would be off under the new bargain.
Eleven barrels were rolled TO Que side
tor the oil men and one for him. "How,
dish 2" says he think ] vas to get
more as before BY jings, you uloko
mistake"
The matters were explained to hin,
that he formerly got ono barrel Of every
eight but it WIS his own proposition 70
only take one of cvary twelve This rev
elation took him shaCk. lIc>scrtehtl
his head looked cross, and relieved his
swelling breast Of feelings OF 'Gcitre-
proach by indignantly remArking.
We'll, by dundcr. dat ish de fr,t
time as ever knows eight WAS more as
dyelyC.n
, 1877-04-21
Seattle Steamboat Directory.

For VICTORIA. steamer North Pacitlc, Clan
cymaSty, leaves every Monday aud Thurs
day at , A. NJ.
FOR OLYMPIA. Steamer Messenger, Parker
master, leaves every Tuesday, Thursday
and saturday ut $ A, N. Steamer Zephyr
Wright master, leaves every Monday, Wed
>, ncsday and Friday, at AN.
FOR WnArCOM AND WAY PORrs. Steamer j.
Is. Libby, BmnuOn master, leaves every
., Monday and Friday, ut { A. NJ.
FOR SNoHoMGsH CIrY-Stcamer Nellie, ID.
I'LL master, leaves every Monday, Wcdncs'
., day, and Friday, atSA. NJ.
FOR bKAGIT AND IA CONNER Steamer Fanny
lake, j. 5, Hill master, leaves every Tues.
>, dly and Friday, at7 A. NJ.
FOR 'OwNsEND, SAN JUAN. ORCAs ISLAND,
L'pEz, SEMIAnOo AND WHATCoM.-str
Dtpatch, Monroe master, leaves every
:, thursday, at 10 +. N.
FOR FlEEPORT AND BLAKELY. Steamer Sue
ees, Nugent muster, leaves every day, at
TOR INOMA, I'm rOCTR TO PORTLAND. Str
ATn, BrOwncr master, every day after
Pm
FROM SN FRANcIsC-Parilc Mail steamers
leavtSnn ErincisO 10th, 10Th aIrl 3Oth Uf
each month.
, 1877-04-21
EUROPEAN.

LONDON, April IA Times dispatch
frJm Cettinge SAYS that the Turkish ar
my has entered the country Of AIeridites.
The movement Of the Turks is expected
towards G0zauko.
PARIS, April IA panic occurred on
the Bourse shortly after opening, but
better icelong prevails now.
A telegram from St. Petersburg says
that in official circles there war is re-
garded as inevitable, but Russian militf.
~ measures don't indicate immediate
opening Of the campaign. 1t is believed
that Austria will make M effort at puci-
tication, but likely without success.
LONDON, April l4--Russiau and TURK
ish securities are at the lowest points
sncc the outbreak Of the instruction.
The Turkish quarrel with MerIdites is
owing to their refusal to furnish means
for the war with AlontrnegrU
A st. Petersburg dispatch says that
the rumor that instructions were stnt to
the Turkish Charge d'Ailairs at Constan.
tnople to declare war against ;he Porte.
is unlounded.
, 1877-04-21

sakrn its throne. TO spectators, who
went in the hope of hearing legislation
or debate, it was most wearis0mC to body
and soul The tiibustcrs, perhaps, en-
ioycd it, for it gave them through delay
some hope Of battling their opponents,
and the Republicans e,ed very patient
and noncnalant, but to the people in the
galleries itwould have been uncomfortable,
except for the hope always that every
time would be the last.
Our party went over on Thursday night
in the hope ufhearing the tinal announce.
mcnt, but after listening for two mortal
hours to that miserable roll call, with
on " brief hubbub now and then among
the members, when half dozen tried to
speak Mt once, flesh and blood could
stand it no longer, and we came home.
1t WAS well that we did, for the announce.
ment was not reached until four o'clock
in III" morning, and | think | was told
that they called that roll eighteen times !.
But let us hope that reading clerk and
speaker, iilihusterS and anti-tilibusters,
are sleeping to day and tonight the sleep
of the Just, and that the pertulbed spir-
its among them may gather, by silence
and reposc, the fortitude and philosophy
to bear the ills they have ADELE G.
, 1877-04-21
WASHINGTON TERRI, SATURDAY, APRIL 81 1877
WHOLE NO. 81.

nish all that may be required, without
reference to tins estimate.
WASHINGToN, April l3.-Reprcsenta,
tive Stevens of Georgia continues to re
cover. He speaks hopefully of the tu.
ture OF the country and thinks the Presi.
dent will carry ont his policy of peace
and good will to the Sonth. lie believes
the solution of the South Carolina troub.
les will lead to similar results in Louis.
ana. BY recognizing the Nichols gov
ernment the policy OF the President, he
thinks will restore peace to all parts OF
the country.
, 1877-04-21
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
EASTERN STATES.

NEW ORLEANS, April 12.-This has
been an iul day with the commiss-
ion. There was much discussion among
themselves, without any result that they
were willing to communicate to the
press, The only delegation received was
a delegation of sugar planters in the in
tercst OF the ols'goyernment, head
ed by ex Justice Wyley, OF the Kellogg
supreme court The commissioners de.
cliDed to state whether they had received
any supplemental Instructions from the
President. They also declined to ind-
cate any time for the close of their inves-
tigatinns.
Mcssrs. Ray, Leonard and Burch, of
the Packard committee, handed into the
commission ponderous list OF officers
who had qualified in the Packard Secre.
tnry of States office, accompanied by the
certificate Of Emile Il. [Ionore, Packard's
Secretary of State, showing that of 1888
officers commissioned by the Governor,
62S Liven in the accompanying have filed
their oath of office according to law.
The remaining 405 are justices of the
peace and cOnstahles, who have not
made practice Ct filing an oath of Office
with the Secretary Of State. 1t is uuder-
stood the commissioners, session, which
lasted till 8 this morning, was consider
ing message to the Presidnt. The
renor Of the message is not positively
known, but it is believed it notifies the
President that they had concluded their
Investigations, and suggesting that they
were ready to receive any forther instruc-
tions, the President desired to give.
CHEYENNE, April lS.-Indians run off
30 head of horses from Bear creek, 30
miles distant from this city Wednesday
night.
CAMP ROBINSON, Neb, April l3.-Lieut.
Clark OF Gen. Crooks staff received from
one of the fifteen hundred Indians who
arrived at Spotted Tail agency to day,
the seal ring OF Lieut.. Van Il. Riley Of
the 7th cavalry, who was killed in the
Custer massacre.
1t is not positively known whether or
not Crazy Horse with his band proper,
will come. His reply to the commission
er sent to them 10y the runner was, he
would come in and hold council. Since
then nothing has been heard from him,
and to ascertain fully his whereabouts ut
present and intention rs regards "a sur
render, new envoy under command OF
old Red Cloud has departed The party
who arrived at Spotted Tail to-day con-
sis'- principally Of Northern Chcycnncs
, 1877-04-21

The poisoning Of womcn's legs ~
coored stockings has been reported on
hy Prof. Mariner, Chicago chemist.
lie says that the ecs. s.brOwn and reddish
brown hues contain picric scid, which
will poison the flesh with which it CEN, :
in close contact Ha adds "As these
dyes ure used no, ony in ,o'oung il
kinds of fabrics, bnt also Tor CONNECTION.
cry, liquors, cosmetics. and Il great va
ricty of cosmetics, and s great variety Of
Objects, the danger attending thcig usc
can he readily appreciated"
, 1877-04-21
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

TERMS OF COURT.
District Court Third Tuesday Of March,
and Second Tuesday Of November Of each year.
Probate Court,
Fourth Monday of January, Apt., July
and October Of each year.
, 1877-04-21

A Tcrc Iiautc dog says grace ht
least, he striker a Tcyarent attitulr, AMI
this Is about a'I gnce before meat usunt...
amounts To.
when YOU sec i.o men "rnin arm.
ynu msy hc sur that unc Ot them is
sober.
The San Francisco pamins hang arouad
u hotel to see "oli Iinglass, Of Nes,co
, 1877-04-21
.xoHlO,,zSRa DIRECTORY.

ArtIp
= y FeryD,on. President
nm,>i, pnss
,uru Ward Tre. I,eSi,Iy,h
Lane Cathcurt,
4 Lorhrir, LibyuTids
J. II Plaskclt, Treasurer
,,, :, Wand G,,, TL,dj,h,L iy',ya fc
Trustees
,.,,, For,,,so, Ross Ward C,thoor,
h''"''''
Sson0MlsH FREE RELIGIOUS ASSOCIATION
H. c. Folsom, It@-ficSide"c
Ben, stretch,
W. H. ""fu' -" - ot't""8
Trustees
Messrs. Morse. Ferguson Folsom, Stretch
aud Ward
.
Union rREsnYrEnIAN CONGREGATION OF
SNouuNIsn CITY. w. T.
Hugh Ross, H%idenL
,Ioral IMs,r Trsc.
Ty,s,,ss
Nessrs. Wilbur. Haskell. Masterson. Bar.
,e,l Frrruson und Rnss
-
p,,,,.,, -, G., n.,.,.,.u.,.....
CnuRCn.
Royal Haskell, Robert Barrett.
-O----
MASONIC.
r,,,a,,tl d., y IA p.,,. ,,,,,,,,,,
picatlOns, first and third SATURDAYS of each
month
o, u
l. W. """p iENrhA"N'
olve Lear Lodge, NO. ll-kcgnInr meet
, 1877-04-21

ELDERS OF THE onion PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCn.
Royal Haskell, Robert Barrett.
, 1877-04-21

Z. C., Ferguson, L. d. Kroner, Henry
jackson, Isaac Catheart and Eldridge Morse,
, 1877-04-21

Centennial Lodge, L. u Regular commn.
nicatIons, first and third Saturdays of each
month.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-05-08

Bag Cur orisntaliiden 6rase. Sul.
ton i: ,Was psritsbt man unter ruiii9en
Raibi9ldsen 2" 9olmeti9er: %.;llntsr rui.
fi9sn Ratbidlisen psritebt q Elm
Sins. oas NIT &atb ~anfdnst uno nit
S9ldssn aufb6rt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-05-08

sss- Sine ~elsnlunse 9srpiiniduns.
als msin Yoiiaon [Suruoidul = 10 er.
sdblt msin Hsiisnosr. Der Die Woloau un.
lGnsit onrditreiit bat - a%isseipannt bat.
tie uno nit isinen Yferoen aus benz Bot.
bofs rift. marc elmer isiner 8dnle it6rrii9 u.
NOR nidt BON er Stsls gu brinssn. Sa
e%ntbrannte Der 3orn oss &~oIelsnters uno
sr lpra + cine fsisrlide 9erwiniduns iibsr
ous bartndtiss Sbisr aus, Die stwa olir
lautete .Yeroa INIT ioQ Die Sisne iein
ole Den Sonis in ben Stod trd9t, ars ben
maj oas @ads idnsiost. woraus mau
Die &srSe MAIDEN wiro, wel6e auf ben
SOotsnbstts in Der lestsn Minute ieines
9ebsns in ben Sdnoen baben miro Del
Ssrr Der ni4tsnuBissn, beiaoi.n, miisratslr
WGbre."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-05-08
G.. & NV
6 ifenb a b II n.

" I Z q y II II N.
Die G5iengo e. Iortb:g Sefern Giien6ahn
rtrstntst untsr elmer eettuns lie srsssn Gtfenbdbn . etHtfu
bee Wet ms urb Woremeasns, unp n. nit ibreu ,abt-
ret6en 3retstdbnsn ure Gonnseiensn. tie iErieft uh STU
li9te Rrute ,rtiteu Sbicdgo une dle puatten in Sufs
nets, Wisepniiu. stm norelid,en Meidbisam wRtnue.
iotd. 40 "a, Seebrasfa Collaboration unp zen meffii.
den lerritorien. Ssrt
Omaha e. California Clinic
IN bic tarjefs uno bette Rpute ipiibsu Chicago uns aau
@sbrosfa, @pomims. Soioraio, Utah, msusSa.
SalifoInten. crsso", ebina, 5apan ans auftras
lin. Shre
Gbiraso, ct. PAUL e. Rinpcapolis Clinic
1T bic iir,tfs einis ,riit,n Gbieaso uuO allen gunftsn
Masiien, ct. panl, Duluth. @inns polio aas al
len punttsn I'm srpseu 4orep. ifsn. Shrt
SaGroiie, gSin no e. ct. Better Clinic
III bic bette Rcuts ,piiasu 8 bicaao uHs sa9roHe. MI
mona R.dbeifer. Spdtrnna, Wtancatr, St. Deter.
Nep ulni. une alien gGnttsn i'm lue!t5en une mittltrtn
YltHntista. Sert
@reen Ban & Marquette Sinie
in bic etr;taite Rpute ,piibsn Shicdac u. Sauespius.
ssatsrtcwn. 5rns su cue, appletUn, cibfsfb.
Nreen Ban, Sscdndba, FcsaunFe, Marquette,
orusbtUn. Sanerf uns hes safs zup,riOr eanses.
Shrt
Sreepsrt& Dubuque Clinic
n bic .tusiss eiuis ,piibsn GbieosO unp Sisin, Nsd.
fprs, 6respcrt, une aasn gunttsa pa 5re,pprt. Shire
Chicago e. Wilpaufee einie
IN bic alte eate Sbsrt Route. uns Ia ee a~ltinist ,wif6tn
Gbicasp u. 60 nifpn, Scte srrsif, S'sblanc part,
9Saufssan, Raeius, Ssuciba une Mi .ipaufee.
Nullman Ndlait Salpn= 0Sasen
ssFussn I'D auf alien Dur8sassn sisisr Sabu.
Dtsies III be ,iHjige Sinie, auf welSer It'd steft dag
CONS beinetn ,riiten 3htedse uue Ct. PAUL une Tinnsa-
polls, Gbiedss unE MLpauiet. 9bisasp us gDtnona, GsS
cage uue Gre n Sap.
Ger due SerbiRsuasen ptssn stma1t In Gbteass nif Co
pafp Shnrs n MtAf1Nu @nnfhRru Nnthtsau * eufraI AAI-
iimert n. Shte, pittsSurs. it. Wanue uus 9beass. &anfa-
Tee etrte uus gan . pasrIe Rpu's, mad aatu punit.n o.
uue Snsef, uue NIT Der 9tieasp uns Iltsu uHe Sainpts
Central nab aaen guuitsn i'm 2lesn.
8euaue VtrbiueuRs III aa6 b~ersefeat NIT Der Union pa.
etFe U. v. tn Omaha. Eaa alien guufttu I'm ftrr en- Weaes.
8enaue Vertinpuns an ben Sunfticns mt
9iaen, pelhs bic 9abn ~frsuien.
9idtts absr eislt einie rsresn sen a1sn asupsn = Iidst
Aesnten in hen Der. Ct. une &andea ptrtauft.
Grdeet mad ltdsts pd Der 9beasc u. Rcrtbptfera 1t
lenbabn une nehmet feline dnesrn.
Rem gert Sfhee. 70. AIS Srpdepd5; 6pirn Offft. 70.
5 State Strast; Omaha Sffes. 2i5 5arnbam Straee:
San 5raneissp Office. t2t plentspmsrs Strasti 9bieass
5idtt. Sifees, 81 Glart Str, unter hem SbrmaR-Sauk ;
IS Canal. Gds gasiirn Str. 2in,is strass Dtpst e6t
u. Sin,is u. Canal Strdst; Nsls Strass Depot. Qde
gDeqs u. 8in,te Str.
gpsssu Raitn retr Sn 'srmatisn. rtltt ibr ni6t pom u-
rem ertalas,ntsu bstemmtn tpunt. rsnett sn1 an
q. S. Slennstt, 2aarpiu Sns6itt,
Ssnl gaH. gstut, Gtisasr. StH1 Nas'r, Gsisass.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-05-08

Bag Gin Qmeritansr Pat Die 9Jrsiiis-
felt sebabt, in einem aufiab Der SUNDAY
Simes" iol9snoe g%ebaupiuns auf,uitclen {:
rSsrfolse jeoe Wooe bis gu ibrsm uripruns
uno Sou mirit finoen, oaB ibr urbsber cine
Dame seueien, Die entpeoer CRIME ausen
bate, ooer GlGpbantenfuBe, oosr idisfe
S4ultsrn, uielelht audi rotbss oaar, oosr
cine lange Noie, uno I'M @anSen bon @ss
italt einem Y~rOpien5ieber nidt undarli4
lab. &urj, uur bablide Srouenjimmer
erinoen Die WOoen, bibi6e babsn's ni6t
nOtbiS. aber biibi9e uuo bdBlibe, ale be.
oienen li6 ibrer Su eiSener 9uit uno oes
@atten DUAL"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-05-08
II b a E b E 8.
Motto gnfdnbieu sGsr, ,tsmtt hem abrtRsa,
trbtitsrt bic Ssss uue ~btfpreert ftlbh
bic @efunehtit tts Qstbes.


motto gnadnbieu e&er, ,ism,t hem abriasa,
trbtiiert bic ssIe uni b~tfpreert ftlbf
bic @siunehtit ets estbs.
Sas- Gs paren einmal swei Srsunbs,
Die fd lebr lieb batten unb ii9 peripru9sn
oob Der, wel6er fribsr itiirbe, benz anbern
Ta4ri4t brineen iOGte. wie es inn in js.
mem Geben ergebe. 8eioe psrbeiratbeten
li6, uno Der Suerf itarb, eriilte iein WOrt
uno eri9ien Dem 4nbsrn. .Wie ssbt ss
Sir?" fruste isier.-.gortrsflid." ant-
uortete Der 8siit. ,als i6 mid oben
uOrieQte, iuste Sanct Yetrus gu mir
,8ie bat ss Sir i'm 2ebsn ersansen?"
.Senor, oerisbte i'd, lid NOR elm m
Munn, mar Oerbeiratbet, -" Sag ni9t
mebr, iel mir feline 8naosn in Die 3ebe,
,ssb' BORN irts benn Ou bait fir alles se.
hilBt." uno i'd sins in Die stuisen Sreu=
ben ein.-Oamit oeri9nano er, Ieinen
Greuno sbenio befrieoist iuie sstr6itst 3u-
riidIuIsno. Na9 9erlauf einiser 3eit
itarb oieiem feline 6rau uno balo barauf
u%ermdblte er iid uisosr. als Ieine Stun.
be getommsn mar uno er nit Den Siben
uoran aus Dem Sauie setraeen muroe,
Feate er iid isbr ted Dem bl. Ystrus Dor.
-" Wis 1T Sein 2.bsn seweisn ?" frasts
Der Seili9e. $50 mar 3weimal Der.
6eiratbst," :. srtuisoer Der gritanseiommsne
iebr ,uueri9tlid. inosm er einen Sdritt
porudrts madte, um ein,utreten. Nbsr
st. Yeter usrisbte linn einen S4las nit
ieinem S4liislbuno uno iaste 3urid,
@euatter, oenn Der 5immsl lit nidt fir Die
Summen 9ema9t."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-05-08

psg- gsrsitelter effect. Serr:.....
So, limb sic oenn, als sic Den SduB
b6rtsn, nidt in Obnmadt ssfaasn. msin
Sedulsin %
Same: Rein, leiosr tonnt. i9 nidt,
= es mar tein sin,iser frsier Stubl i'm
Gallon !"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-05-08
So6m SoGer
TN
ct. GIouo, Wtnneiota.

bait bic tsatn Craftsmen fur 8arntr an Saae pdAt net
ltd pcu Ct PAUL une Wtnutapplts ~ sabtu aas.
Hdmlta:
Die Nultnran une 3aylpr : DrtI6maf&tne,
WppeS Selbibinesr, Reaper u. Wtdber,
Champion Reaper unS Mabsr, Eagle @6bu.
WsSbsrrs, Seeder ". Drill uns Ban Srant
Davis Seeder,
Wese Sewing. WaI6tnt.
Champion u. grslipr pusnlibIs Canning min).
Code Lever Rake, Norwegian, ct. paul Star
unp Dirpn pFist u. |. 10.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-05-08

Bg- Saufbolen. 8is srfinoerii9 Die
BON Der Stride s%etrsnnten &slisionssenOi.
isuiaaften limo uno uds 9llbsrnss biswsi.
len babel beraustommt, bauon sibt uns
Die Griiuouug BON ei9enen uSaufboien"
3eugniB. Nieisl6en iOlen gum S9uBe
oes Sauienoen bienen, oamit er nidt NAB
piro, wenn er Die Sdufins in talter Sab
resieit in's Waier tauhen muB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-05-08
grunoeisentbum (REAL ESTATE.
SOL O mteu,

aaufbrttfs Sspstsd,n. ntsh altn s~faittasa DstunusG
paptn anfs pinitlieat stsrst.
cfaes; Ode ssa Brain uns 5. erase
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-05-08

gSs. Sn Yaris nuroe Elm Manu iuegen
Ri4ta6tun9 oes 8eieBes, msl6es befieblt,
oaB allen Sunoen WauIt6rbe anssIest
ueroen loQen, Dor 8sri9t sebradt.
v@as baden Sic auf Die antlase gu er-
pieoern ?" frus Der &i9ter.
SC" ia9te Der ansetlaste. roas @eies
io9t gar nidt, no Der Waultorb b,ieltist
psroen ioQ, uno neil i9 msiB, baB mein
Suno am Sopfe teinsn Waultorb leioen
mag. 10 babe i'd ibm osnIslben on Den
S9panS 9%ebunoen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-05-08

sss~ Naiuetdt. "Sunsen miiiien biibid
gu Sauie bleiben !" msinte elm drsetlider
Batter. = ~0as iasit gu isbt, no i'd ipa'
siersn ssben piQ," antnortste bas S6bn-
den. yWenn i'd absr in Die S9uls muB,
Damn la9it Ou's niht"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-05-08

gss~ Gin SdulSe bsridtete on BEN
lint ,Sie Woralitdt unter Den bieIssn
g%innobnsrn 1T 8ottlob in abnsbmsn be=
9riiisn, ma4t ii4 ater leioer isBt untsr
Dem 9ieb bemertbar'" - Gr bate Mor.
talItat (Sterbli4teiD semeint.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-05-08

Bl- MiSueritdnoniB. auf DER Giisn-
balm. Cine alte Dame itsdt ben &opf
gum Seniter binaus uno idrsit siftis /:
nSerr Grnoutteur SITS erlaubt, in oie-
lem Coupe gu rau9sn ?" .Wsnn Die Ser.
rem orin nials ousssen baden, antuortste
sutmitbis Der gonoutteur, 40 f0nnen
Jnaoise 6rau setroit rauden."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-05-08

Rss- WalitiOs. .aoisu, meme 9isbe,
i'd mub isbt ms @siddft! 9ai' Dir bic
3eit niat LANCE perosn, bis i'd bsimfom.
me-"
,@suiB uidt. lisber Wann; Su peiBt
ia our 2%ansepsile ssb6rsn 3pei"