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e,lv. and therefore he was opposed to
voting large salaries to keep up the OH
cial dignity of presidents or other ofncers
of the government. His actions would
be directed in he ways Of peace and
prosperity @, the people, and he would
use his official position toward bringing
an answcr to the millions who pray Tor
their daily bread without receiving a.
abundantly as their honesty and indus
FRS deserve. Ills views and opinions
were unchanged from what had been
presented in his official acts as governor
of the state. lie was In political accord
with the Democracy because 1t is their
doctrine that all men are tree and equal
and that America has an executive but
no ruler. 1t was the duty OF the legisis-
ture TO elect man for senator who was
proper aud competent person. III fa'-
mer was not deemed tit tor the place. nc
did not want any election, even III com-
plinent, for any merit he might possess
The address was received with Cheers
TIE PLEDGE.
| Senator Arntzen, OH resolutions, hau
the convention to adopt the following
pledge:
PIsolrs5. That we severaily pledge our
| selves to abide by the action Vi tiiis con.
yep,ion ana 10 be present ~ the Sessions
! of the general assembly whenever n ,
for United States senator is lahen' A"o
! CAUCUS then adjourned.
ATE PROBABLE.
From careful canvass among poii.'."'
experts the mathematical situation o' INC
senatorial question is, that Logan
strength on Joint ballot of the Republic
cans tor the first few ballots will be nine
tv.seyen: Palmer, Democrat, Eighty
eight; Davis, in the house, lndepend'
ents and anti-Logan Republicans,
eleven. and Anderson, in the senate, In
de ,endents and Trumbull Democrats,
eirht. Five of the nineteen lndepend-
en,s are OF Republican procliyities and
IN. other fourteen are Democrats. and
will probably tic both parties. The sen
ate Independents this evening held q eau
c,l, aud reconsidered their nomination OF
Congressman Stevenson, as it was ascer'
tanned that he would not accept the candi
dacy, The caucus nominated Gen. w
3. Anderson. Tonight several hundred
citizens OF this place, in company will
most Of the visitors here. gave Gov. Pal
mer q serenade. He was called out ant
made speech III review OF his position
I on national affairs.
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here before the l4th OF February, 1t 10
understood to-day, however, that he
thinks the daily meeting OF regular
convention during the counting OF the
votes Is the better plan. The leading
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.


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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-12-25

8ee.er tbeilte feline 8epenfsn In elmer
%sebeimen untsrreeun8 benz &diler nit,
unp pieier entaesnete, pas aud er l6on
LANCE bic Yefir6tunsen aebest babe.
SINNER neue 5prren famen, UNI Su Wu.
bamsps 5err su fpsen unc UNI moro.
unp beuteluitis IN 8~onfanitncpel rei3e
Grnte 3u baltsn. Sc mar unm5Sli6,
lang msbr Wiersrifanb su lsiiten, unc
tpenn erft einmaI MutblofSfeit unter
Zen @rie1en entitanp. = Bonn caS
6ldmmden bon 8eseileruns slimmte
nur ibpa9 = rann mar feline Gettuns
mebt. Der 8aiisr aber bate fsit be-
i6lpiien, rubmpoa untersuseben unp ii&
unter ben Srimmsrn leiner WdQe 3u be-
srabsn. Gr panfte 8seler fir ben beu'
tissn Gag /; psnu pieisr mar IS, wslter
pte trunfensn Saufen pernt6tete ; Der
8aiier canft. ibm, ntht pie Der Gdlft
einem Dtener, ipnbern ME Der Greunc
einem Greunpe, pte Elm Srucer. 8ssler
seribrt BON FOLDER 5ulp unp Site, l@mcr
Ieinem 8ailer, ridt III ipanfen unp
su tpeiteu BON Ieiner Seite, nidt lcSsu
laiIen BON ibm in Notb unp Coz. Rom
funtin unp er bsristben ltd iiber bic nun
su ersreifsnbsn Wasreseln, wrl4e carin
bstanpen. bic pur6 ben bsutisen Grftirr
munsspsrIu6 beibdpisteu Wauern
m6sli6f bsrsufeuen, pie Wa&en Su
%rercpppeln, nit ssftstserter Wa6lams
felt ben Geino su bsobadten unc in
9ettsS Namsn at;uwarten, mas Ca
fommen rperpe.
Sisrauf s?tliss Der 8ater ieinsn sc.
treuen Sbsrfsn, unp eieier elite pieper
freurenYpu beim ;u ieinsn 9ieten, um
pieie III trSlten unp UNI aud ii9, ipenn
sleid sr Die idweren, dnsitiSencen Sprs
ssn ni6t atwsrfsn fpnnte, bod peniss
itsnS ~ itdrfen auf elm nsucs, blutisss
laseperf.
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rid. &onfantinopel foate fallen, rem
NIT istnem Sturse muete notbpenpis cas
seiammte bysantiniIhe &ailertbum unter-
lissen; bod wie ioIte man es tesin'
men ? = Seper Iusenblif ihien Dem
Sultan foitbar. bsute nod polte er 60
nebmen, beute ldien ibm pie 3sit GIN
iiia. penn bic 8siassrten tparsn poqs
fommsn ermottst. Do6 unm5sli1 fonnts
er fir beute msbr ieiae Sdaaren 3u ct,
mem Sturme psrm5sen. Iauienpe urr
IauIenpe parsn ihpn asfalsn. unp ale
Ancsrn paren Der &ube duserit berirftis.
= Sir ben ndtftsn Gag allr bsldIcs
c. ben l%lntersans Der Start; er fannie
bic Sbwdbe une bic Wdnasl Der arte.
@iI6en Streirma&t unp rae 'bereiis
rer Sunser fib in pie Stott sinsei1lis
den babe -er poIte, or muete bic
Stact i'm jspen yreis mprsen I'm Sturm
erobern, foite IS. mas 60 MOLE, uno mae
Iein eifsrner @iae beidloGsn bate, mubts
erfiut rperpen, unp rpenn eS 5unperts
t%auiencen ras 9sben fOfste.
Gr psriammslte eabsr nod an lslten
abenr. als iein erfter 3ornanfaa iitsr
ben misslidtsn Sturm unp ben 8erluf
fat ieiner beitsn Iruppen sepiden NOR
in Irinsm 3elte feline paida's. 8sy'S
unD Die ibrisen sum 8riessratbe berus
fenen SifSisrsn. Sorgff lise er Gini.
gen, Don rsnen or slaubte. pas lie nidt
ibre SduIpisteit astban, Die 86pfs abb
bauen unc pieie auf ipigise pfdble pHans
sen, iocann ihpOr or bel Auab uno Dem
Sarte ess propbetn [rer 1irfsn bbds
Sbwure paB morasn rie Stapt in irt'
ner 0spaIt Isin miHe. Sppann pens
pete er iit an Den 8rtsssratb, uno be-
fraste isren %eir;elnen aniibrer IN feline
Weinuns, ME man Start am 3eibiers
fen nebmen fSnne.
Hcrtssuus fc!st.l
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4. &aptteI.
Der leBte m.

Waapem Wubameps Sturnn neuer'
pinas surddssI&laaen pcrpsn mar, ae8
CT lid unmutbespa in feline Gssslte sus
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9teerfs &oblsnsrabs In Der
Mdbe pom Oss MOines wurbe IN ls4S sr'
Sfust.
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etneim Seiben a%nsemanbt BAT. ieinen Hreunbcn
betannt I'll madcn, wclde wunbcrbaren Gureu
eerfrlbs bel Sd~inoiudt. Snitcn, aeud5uiteu,
aifbma, Experimentation uno in Der 9bat
bel 'dmmtli@m &elltopis. uno qunaenleicen
er3ieIt bat. Nicmanb miro bcniclbea otne 70.
fortiae erlci@tcruas anipenoen. Drei DOZEN
'peroen in iceem Sale Seiluna er,ieIeu unb
mir eradten Is ala FHidt fir ieoen Drusq,nen
beionSsrs ben an aus;ehruna 9eioerSen Se~
S'braub bon ~enisNeas elmer 8laide ~
TIN 'feblen, Sa i'm b%crsdneenea Sabre ab<r
$4,000 Glai6M b~ertauft tpurben unb iibcr
k'''en e'a;iaM Gc1lidlns beridtet nurb..
e'a iolaes esilmittel mie be. o.rman
esrup tann nidt aeaus empfo9lcn n ersM.
vrobeRai&ea gu 10 Sents. GstsAudsf alden,
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Oie Trcumte.
(Gise @ctradtuna.)

Die Treunbidaft bent III Soee
nj 1nlf rld'ts ,pciter. ais Gin Oino fir
Wtaler uno 9;hter; Bonn eemolt nimm
ne )i6 herrli9 ams, beionoers ,peun H..
'm Seiparoe elmer Game ooraetea,
miro. 10 aud in @erisn. lie m6sen ee.
re'n't ODER unacreimt iein. bat lie Gin
gar itattIides Nnieben. = gie III and
10 alt, oils Die Malerei uno 0idttunif
tol9lib bat lie ihr @utes in Der WeL
senonen, ibr Eatbengelo obssoient unb
lie lit nun trumm uno iteif. 4
Sntime Jreunbe Tno Qeute, Die
sfanoes uno Mmts ipeaen tdqli4 IT.
'ammentommen uno picl nit eiuaroer
pertebren.
@ei6dftsleMte hauen chamber
semobnIi6 re1t bcrb uber's DIR.
@ute Treunoe idleht ,ueo jinn
ysute, Die feline @ro;efie aeeeneinanrer
iiibren uno Iid bohid sriBcn uno ban.
fen. ipenn lie lid beeesnem.
5ersensfreunoe 5ino Golde.
Die eincnner niht p%errntben, neil lie
b:ioe gle @lbusre Y1d4: N auf ibr:m
@ewilien baben.
6ausfreunhe inb in aIsemei-
mem. befanntem Mibtreoit.
iiub 2eu-
te. bic in friberen Sabrsn bisucilen
Sier 3ulammen1 tronten, Die ji4 aber
jebt ni9t mebr tennen.
&edtafreunoe foiten piel G,ele ;
mon beoient liH ihrer nur bel 9Bi0er=
wdrti9teiten. Die 0reunbi4aft tommt
aber niemais in 9ctra9t.
3ut6euren Treunben rednet
man oa4 nod 9~icjenisen, Die uns
@:lo obbor3en uno es ni1t %tuieserae.
ben.
2ieber Trennb! ioot mat, ~
ieoem Settler am @ese. aud offers To-
sat i'm 9ebdiTgltcn @ortwe4id III UNI
Term @ioeriader.
2iterarijde 6reunbe, iinb
iolde. bic in unierem Mnqel4t iebr
b6fi4 unb freunolid fno unS- bintsr
nnierem &iideu Satyren iiter uns
idreiben.
Sic Greunbe in Ser Wotb
limb cine alte' Jamilie, bic sdn5sib aug
%scitorben lit:
@ufri@tise Greunbe Ino
MIR nnh inn Y&wnftn hc1 N.un..n...t
an3utreHen.
= Mam bat oreierlei Treunoe: ben
s@uIfreutro, ben Sussnofreunb uno
ben 1o1afreuno. Mit bcm e4ul-
freunos tbeiIt man feline 4sagcl, nit
ben, Sngcnofreunoe feline 6ummen
Strcide sno mt Dem 9ausfreunoe Iei-
ne chelidhen 1cnner,p ttcr. nit benz
nnterldatoe, iiber Dem 0aupte oes
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Seberleioen.

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