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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-06-05

Haris 80. slpril, Die afaoemiiae Su.
9enb oes College be 6rance bat po,geitern
un;ueiieIbaite Stpeile pon ben grfolsen
seseben, psIde our9 bic Yflese Der @runbs
ldee BON 1889 berporsebra9t perSeu. Mls
Saint Gene Satlanoier, YrofeIior Der
fran3Oii3er GIoaueu;, feline 8orleiugsen
iber Die yGebner uno Yubliciiten Der Ge:
pollution" iortieeen woate, wurbe er our9
pObelbaftes 3ii4en uno @ei9rei in ieiner
Reoe ibsrt0nt unb ba feline aufforberuns
CUR Hube feinen Griols bate, ~sesuunsen,
ben Saal 81 uerIaiien. S6mobl SaiQan;
bier ionobl in ieinen Sortrdgen, ME aud
in Seitartitsln in Der BreiIe gu ben Sheen
Der llmltlrBmdnner BON 1889 tn gang IN,
@eiie ii9 b%etennt, 10 tritt sr
bod ni4t aIs Bepunberer berieIben auf.
gr beiist iosar Mutb senus gu benz BE:
tenntniB, bag Die 9iteraturseidiute tein
Ge1t beiist, bic sntIesliden Yerlonlidteis
ten zines Marimilian &obespierre uno Dams
ton inter Iiterarii9en 9eiidtspuntten su
beurtbeilsn." Oabur9 bat sr aber bic
Wini9e ieiner 3ubSrer nidt bsfrisbist;
ibnen bebaSt cine 10 altmobii9e Mufiaiiung
Der Sadie teiResuess. sic empiinsen bas
Der ben Yrofefior nit benz Rufe: IS lsbe
Robsspisrre! gs lebe Oanton! gs lebe
9ictor Suso!" @ir uo0sn auf bisie Rss
uolte ni9t mebr gswi5t lsseu, ais iie ss
uerbisnt; lie 1T uie elm Sturm in einem
@las 0aiisr. Die @ei9i9ts Srantrsi9s
Ie6rt iibrisens, baB ipIde gusbride iussnbs
Iider Seioenidait uno Suiuboroiuatiou
manbmal bic 9orboten pon Bepegungen
pareu, welde, iiber bic S9uIfdIe binauss
tretenb, iid benz Siientli9en 9sben mittbsil.
ten uno bieies nit entiesIidem lInbeil err
fiaten. gri9einunseu Der anseSsuteteu
9lrt oirften mebr ais aQes anbere fir bic
Eotbwsnoisteit Der grridtuns tatbolii9er
llniuerlitdten unb Der Ridfsbr gu Yrinci.
pien 9riitli4er Susenber,iebuns iprs1sn.
Die .9tation" mslost, oaB Der Sirtsnbriei
bes 8ii9ofes uon Rimes iber bic Gage bes
Yapitss benz Staatsratb o%enuncirt worbeu
iei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-06-05
Der 8ranD Der &atbeorale bon
NET.

Die &atbsbrale brsnnt! - 10 bsri9tet
Der g.. 3. elm Gusen,euse unter benz Z.
Mai aus Wses-Oas mar Der alnsitruf Der
mir beute Morssn entsesentonte, ais i'd
bur9 6susrIdrm sswedt auf Die StraBe
~itarste. SD pal UNI pier llbr aufseitans
ben, UNI bic Oepei9e ibsr bic ssitrise
Sabrt bss RaiierS iibsr bic S9Ia9tieIoer
Su psrfaHeu, ais cine Stimme BON Der
Ratbsbrale bsrab III ben taft nod odmmsrn:
ben Morsen binsinrisf: a la Cathedrale !
llumitteIbar oaraui lieBsn iid @lodentOne
b5rsn wis Sturm uno bswest wie 6iebsr;
puIie. SD 0iinete bas 6eniter, bas mad
benz Sofe sebt, y8as 1T oas2" iraste
i'd. v5susr, absr in elmer aupern StraBe!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-06-05
q Qieru.

Beim Militdrbe,irtss 9sri9t in Wiin9en
ipieIte cine 9erbanbIuns sesen ben Guirais
liers Seconbes lieutenant >. Sedb, Der eineu
&etrutsn nit benz Rsititod berartis ms
@efi@t sei@Iasen bate, baB bemielben elm
3abn abipraus unb bas @sf9t 10 aufs
i9wou, baB er iieben Gage lang i'm Saga
retb init GisumidIdsen bebanbsIt werben
muBte. Der lieutenant bra9te DOT, baB
er nur ; ufdIlis, inbem in benz betreifens
ben MOment iein pferb ii9 in bic SSbe
bdumts, unwilti.Ii9 ben arm in bic 5Sbs
sebobsn unb benz &etruten ms @efi9t ses
fabrsn iei, wdbrenb Der Serseaut &ei9borit
be,euste, baB Der 2i~eutenant gu benz S9Ias
f6rmlid ausseboIt babe. Die Militdr'
@ei1porenen erfannten auf = Ni1t t:
i9uIbis (D unb Der lieutenant wuros
freiqeiprohen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-06-05
31rfei.

Die SABINE bes Yropbetsn, weI1e ndds
items s~ntialtet wirb, 1T pom buntelsriner
6arbe, uusefdbr ;wei GLEN lang uno sessn
anbertbalb gaen brett unb mar uriprinas
lid elm Sbiruorbans in benz S1lafsemaa
Niidas, Der 9ieblinsssattin bes 9isenpros
pbeten MobameS, mo Yestsrer aud itarb.
Als Mobameb nun auf benz Sterbebette
lag unb feline Seloberren, Die eben in einen
&ries sessn einise beibniide Stdmms Nras
biens ;ieben muBten, tamen, UNI ii9 BON
ibm gu uerabi9isbeu, ba CAB Der Stsrbsnbe
ibnen ben Vorbans ieines @ema1es ais
Rriessfabue nit, bamit Die @ldubissn BEL
bsren Mnblid lid baran erinnern iouten,
oaB lie fir Soft unb ben Yropbeten tdmpfs
ten. Don nun an parb es gum @sbrau4e,
baB INNER, wsnn bic Sbalifen ms SeIb
sossn, lie bieie SABINE (Sansi9at S9eriD
Dor ii4 bsrwsben lisBsn; ipdter uarb ies
bod beitlmmt, bieie &sliquie nur bann ms
6elo ~ i9iden, wenn Der Rries bes @laus
bens uessn ssfibrt wirb. NatirIi1 itanb
ss unS itsbt nod ieDsm &balifsn frsi, ieben
&riss 81 sinem @Iaubenstrisse gu items
peIn. go webts bisis SABINE 1858 aud
Dor ben Maueru @ieus unb sinise Sabre
ipdter wiebsr auf benz S9Ia1tfeloe BON
3enta, obmobI IS fi5 in bsiben SdQen aud
nidt i'm Minositen I'M ben Sslam banbelte.
@as absr bieier SABINE sissntli9 ibre Saus
bertraft usrIeibt, bas 1T Der @lauoe, baB
Elm Sober, Der in ibrem S9atten fampft
unb fdlt, ais M drtprer (S4abib) ses
itorbsn 1T, benz nun bic Simmelspforten
oiisn itsbsn. Inter ben ipateren 8balifen
fam bieie SABINE ielten in BEN Rries, ebenio
aud untsr ben sritsn SuItanen aus benz
Sauie Ssman, bic bieieIbe pon ben Rbalis
fen sserbt battsn, unb srit na9 benz Tose
Soliman's bss @roBsn besann man fleiBis
ger gu ibr feline 3uflu9t gu nebmen, nm
burd beren Nnblid bic Soloaten ~ ernu.
tbissn. OissmaI fol- isoo4 bic Gntialtuns
Der SABINE Defenders fsierli9 seideben,
bsnn, wie psrlautst, wirb Nbbul Samib iie
sutialtsn unb bierauf benz S9eit III Sslam
iiberssben, Der wisper nit ibr auf soleae,
,iertsm Roiie Sur6 bic StraBen gonitans
tinopsls reiten, wdbrsnb Der Sultan nit
ss,idtsm S4wsrte unb ebenfaIs bod ia
Bisrbs nsben Inn reitsn wirb. ulemas
uerosn Dor belben boben 2eitern einbers
idrsitsn unb benz Volte psrtinbeu, baB Der
@laubenstries (Oi9ibab) nun besonnen
babe. Bon GonItantinopel mirb bic 6abne
oaun mad Der Oonaa ssbradt weroen, NO
lie III ben beuoritebsnSen S9la&ten Der
S@eitb:ulsSsIam sbsnfals iawinsen loQ.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-06-05
6ranfret6.

Mit Der Barrier 0sltcus ltslIuns pon
1878 1T IS cine gan, sissne Sade. llnisrs
SnbuitrislIsn baben niat libel Gut iie gu
bsiditen. Sat bod cine gu gtew 0ort am
lsstsn Oonneritas ssbaItsne Ssriammluns
Ssrielben bieie &eiolutionen ansenommsn :
Oa mir slaubsn, bag cine seborise ausitel:
lung Der natiirli4sn 6hIfsqueuen unb an.
sefertisten G%r5susniiie Der 9sreinistsn
Staaten bel Der Barrier ausitsluus pon
1878 in ~uielerlei @eiie pom uni9asbaIem
Wertbe fur infer Solf iein pirb; ba mir
iberseust iino, baB ss Der alssmeine
@uni9 Der ameritaner III, baB ibr 9ano
bel bisisr I%asfsauns ribmIia uub in elmer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-06-05
Heuti6lanO.
Branoenb

9ln einem Sauie in Berlin, pel3es uon
Der Stabtbabn tdufib erporben wurbe,
befinbet ii5 cine @ebenttafeI, auf ueI9er
perSei3net ltebt, oaB baieIbit sur 3eit Der
6ransoienberri9aft grofsfor 6i9te se:
wobnt unO patriotii3 qepirtt babe. Sm
@runbbu3e lit betreffs bieies einsetraseu,
baB bic betr. Safel fir epise 3eiten" an
benz 6auie uerbIeibeu ioa. Die @utsteit
bat aber elm idbes Gnbe erreidt, inbem bas
Saus abseriiien wirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-06-05

Isinem 3tange unter BEN Natlonen anaes
meiienen Weiie uertreten lei uno ba Bic
3eit bis CUR @r0iinuns Der glus iteluns 10
tur3 1T, oaB i'm Sntereie b~erienisen Wits
burger, bic ii9 III Der ausiteuung 81 Be-
tbeiLisen ~geoenfen, obne peitere Yersoses
rung Die Organization elmer biesieitisen
Gommiiiion uorgenommen werben unb less
tere ans 8ert seben iolte: 10 wirb biers
nit 6ei9lolen, oaB mir a9tun9suou un6
ernitIi9 BEN ErGiibertsn Der gereiniaten
Staaten pom 2Imerifa eriuden, bur9 ben
Stautsiefretdr bic 9inlabung 6rantrei9s
anSuuebmeu uno bic ibm swefbienli9 err
l9einenoen Inltalten sur 8ilbusg elmer
Gomlniiiion gu t%reffen, weI9e cffisiea Don
Der franS0lii9en &s9ierung anertannt pers
ben unb bic i3pefe berieni9en %unierer
SanSsleute, weldc lid III Der Nusiteuuug
81 bet9eiIisen uini9en, burdfiibren wirb.
-anoererieits tbi,msn ii9 aber 10 bi9te
Wctterpolten UNI 6rautrei9 suiammen,
oaB Elm Suitarbetommen Der 9usitcnung
i'm 963lten @raoe irasIi9, ia uielei6t
faum nod rabrl6eiuli9 iit.-Sn Der aIer,
peinIiditen Gage befinost ii9 Die fran,olis
i9e G%e9ierunS. Sol lie %6efreunoete Qdns
uno sabuoie Priuate iid in llnfoitsn
laiier, uon benen lie purausfebt,
oaB ite u0lis uersebli6 iino? llnb bod pirb
lie es sei3ebsn Iailen miiiieu. DEM penn
lie Die 10 oft uno feierIi6 ansetinbis!e
. GsItansitelans" leet aafsdbe, 10 wiirbe
lie nl9t aQein beoeutenbe pefunidre Sntes
reien perIetsn, bic bereits NIT berielben
uerbanoen inb, ionoern iie uiirbe aud pom
berltniiden unS ni9t.berlinii6eu
aldffern aui Der Stele bei9uloist perben,
oaB lie auf einen ansriffstries iinne.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-06-05

I6prtiesuns fclst.l
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1877-10-04
me, but she did not speak, she did not move

me, but she did not speak, she did not move
"You might have thought form of wax,
Wrought to the very life, was there,
So still was she, so pale, 80 fair"
20, Fanny, darling, speak to mel" cried
extending my arms to embrace her.
Then she started and shrieked. Her moth
or rushed into the room and caught her
daughter in her arms, and they screamed in
concert.
20, Fanny, dearest, don't yell so! My
hair will grow again, and my face will resume
it's original color before the. honeymoon is
over" -,...
$50! go" she screamed. ri can't marry
such fright. Go, and let your hair grow, if
it will"
"But we must be married to-day, dearest,
I urged. ,.
She gave one glance at my face and hair
less Uranium, and then covered her face with
her hands.
"No, no, II really can't marry you to-
day. IL renounce you forever. AdieuF
Then she left the room, and | left the house.
Returning to my clearinghouse, I met Eliz:
abeth at the door. A world of pity beamed
in her beautiful eyes. .-.L........
lis the wedding postponed sne asRed' o.
serving my sorrowful countenance.
"Yes-worse. She has discarded me alto.
gether. No woman will marry me now, and
tomorrow I shall be poor man" said,
jamming my head against the door in rage.
care you sure that no woman will marry
you, Washington p Elizabeth asked, and her
voice was more musical than ever.
looked down into her dark eyes. My
heart gave one terrible thump as asked:
"Will your"
eyes, Washington"
I pressed her to my heart, and she kissed
my shaved head.
1.-THE wedding shall take place this after.
noon," said.
"Yes, love-"
Again we embraced. ....
And now the reader knows why I married
the widow. And although I've only been
married twenty-four hours, I've thought sew
eral times since, what fool I was not to have
married her long ago, and in my hair, with
out the fear of my uncles will before me.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1877-10-04
SOUTHWARK THE STAR OF EMPIRE.

Ben Hill says that the next President of
the United States will not only be the candi.
date of the Democratic party, but that the
South will elect him with the assistance of
only forty.seven Northern electoral votes
the South furnishing the balance Of the one
hundred and eighty-fve required to elect.
Ben Hill is content that, notwithstanding
the overwhelming prepondersnce of his part
of the Union in naming the successor of Pres
ident Hayes, the South should be awarded
only the second place on the Presidential
ticket.
There is way, and one that is practicable,
by which the South may elect the next Presi-
dent with still less assistance from the North ;
and if resort be had to this plan, it is not un-
likely that the time is approaching when
American Presidents will be again chosen
from the South in the beginning of the second
century of the republic as frequently as they
were in the early part of the first.
Texas is eight hundred and twenty-five
miles long, and seven hundred and forty miles
wide. Its area is 274, 1856 square miles, near
ly six times that of the State of New York,
four times that of Maine, Vermont, Massachu-
sets, Rhode Island and Connecticut COM
bined greater than Illinois, Indiana, Iowa,
Wisconsin and Michigan combined.
The day cannot be distant when the State
will have to be divided. Its population in
1859 was a little over 100000. In 1860 it
had increased to 504,215-a gain of nearly
1876 per cent. 1t contains now a full mil
lion of people, and the tide of immigration is
steady, Notwithstanding the troubles on the Rio
Grande. When these shall have been perma-
nently settled, it Will be practically impossible
to maintain one State government over the
aggregate to which the population is certain
to rise, and the people will not. be content to
have only the same weight in the United
States Senate as Rhode Island
The diviaion Of the State into four States
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1877-10-04
From the New York Herald.
REGISTERING DRINKS.
How the Imbibers Of Virginia are Paying
the State Debt.

the State Debt.
RICHMOND, Va, September 14.-The Mof
fet register, or the "Mofet bell punch" as the
people still insist upon calling it, has now
been in operation three days, and as most
valuable and extraordinary source of revenue,
it is regarded as decided success. The av'
erage Virginian is now engaged in the patri-
otic duty of liquidating the State debt to the
tintinnabulary music of the little gong in the
register. The usual salutation to-day, instead
of the ordinary Lets take drink" is "Let's
contribute to the payment Of the State debt
by registering" The repudiators or readjust.
ers, who are opposed to the payment of the
debt, carry their opposition so far as to re-
fuse to imbibe any beverage of stimulating
nature requiring the payment of q tax, and
they are necessarily obliged to have recourse
to soda or cold water. This, however, is only
the case in few extreme instances.
EXCITEMENT AMONG THE DRINKERS.
On Tuesday, the first day of the registers,
there was quite an excitement among the por'
ton of the community that usually patronizes
the drinking saloons. As the little black
boxes we're placed in each bar. fastened by
screws to the counter, crowds hocked in and
called for drinks just for the very novelty of
listening to the tinkling sound of the gong
produced by the revolution of the crank as
the barkeeper registered each drink. 1t was
curious to notice how eagerly the patron, af'
ter swallowing his straight" "toddy," beer
or iulep, would bend forward and intently
watch the operation of the crank and take in
the "ting" that gave notice that the tax was
paid, and that he had performed his whole
duty as Virginian and patriot.
AN ADVANCE IN PRICES.
AS predicted several days ago by telegraph
an advance in the charge for malt and alco
holic drinks took place all along the entire
line of saloons. Heretofore the charge fol
alcoholic drinks was ten cents, and FIVE cents
for malt drinks. The Mofet register law i'm.
poses tax of two and half cents on alco
holic and half a cent on each malt drink. In
order to meet this tax, the saloon keepers al
once raised the price of alcoholic beverages
to fifteen cents, and they overcame the diff
Guilty in the case of lager beer by substituting
glasses holding tenth less than those used
previous to the introduction of the register
and leaving the price at FIVE cents. When
two or more whiskies are called for, reduc
ton is allowed at the rate of two drinks for q
quarter, four for fifty cents, and 80 on; but
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was the original intention, and provision to
that effect was made in the act Of admission.
But it is more likely that it will ultimately
be divided into six States.
The Radicals, in their haste to obtain q
preponderance in the Senate, made new States
in the West as rapidly as they could find any
excuse, and did not even wait for the mini
mum Of population required for one repre-
sentative. That Ben Hills Party will have
a majority of the Congress which succeeds
the coming one is at least probable; and
more wonderful things have happened than
that. One of the the first things that Con.
gress will do will be to make four States, if
not six out of Texas.
Thus, it will be seen, Ben Hill could elect
the next President, perhaps, with still less
help from the North than he calculates now
will be necessary.-Chieago Times.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1877-10-04

sa- To the hungry, give food to the naked,
clothes; to the sick, some comfort to the sad,
a word Of consolation; to all you meet, q
smile and CHEEKY greeting. Give forgive
ness to your enemies give patience to the
fretful give love to your households; and
above all, give your heart to God.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1877-10-04

p6r The whole force and pertinency of the
example of Jesus consists in supposing that
he was sharer with US in the same dangers
and sorrows, that he was tried as We are tried,
that he suffered as We suffer, that he tri-
umphed as We might triumph. Unless We
begin by assuming this, his virtues, much as
we may admire them, are no more an exam
pie to us than his miracles.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1877-10-04

the tippler who drinks by himselfis victimized
to the extent of two and half cents, which
is clear gain above former profits for the
barkeeper.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1877-10-04


in the following estimate Last year the whole
amount paid by all the liquor merchants of
the State into the treasury was $4,000.
Richmond liquor merchants paid $37, ,OOO.
Say that man sells per day sixty drinks of
spirituous liquors, (tax on same $1.50) or for.
ty drinks spirituous liquors and one hundred
of malt, (tax on the two $1.50) his tax per
annum ($1.50x365) would be $54S. Three
hundred and fifty dealers, averaging that
amount, would make total Of $191 300 per
annum for Richmond. Add to that $4,000
for specific licenses and taxes not collectable
by the register, and the aggregate would be
$211 800. Ordinarily Richmond pays one
fifth of the liquor tax of the State. There is
in this case reason to suspect that the law will
not be as rigidly enforced elsewhere as in
Richmond; then say we will pay one.fourth
of the whole amount, and we have an entire
amount for the State of over $780, 900 per an
mum, The above estimate is q very low one.
The dealer that doesn't sell SO worth of liquor
per day can't keep agoing. The receipts of
many are FIVE times this sum. The estimate,
therefore, makes liberal, even extravagant,
allowance for "leakage;" for the barrooms and
stores that do not keep open on Sunday; for
many small establishments that do not sell
malt liquor, and for the reduced tax the re-
tail dealers pay.
ESTIMATED REVENUE TO THE STATE FROM
THE MOFFET REGISTER.
An inspection of the Moffet registers in
twenty. four leading saloons up to midnight
Yesterday, show paid tax on alcoholic and
malt drinks of about $3.50 for the four days
the registers have been in operation. A cal
culation based upon this exhibit shows that in
$50 places where liquor is sold, the revenue to
the State from this city alone would be about
100000 per annum, and in the State about
half million. This will insure the Mofet
register as permanent taxpaying institution.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-02-08
Sauk Talltv 8ans

~""N V"11Fy 9@VS
II. Kammermeier. Gigsnt9lmer.
Die bequemite Ginridtuns unb aufmers'
famite Ibmartun9 fir &otadnacr. 0"te u"o
berihli.bbare StaIuns. Bios adtc uno nm
berfiliAte 2iauO.e, iuiuie tets aus9e'pablte
Spsiiea ;u Den b%ilislten Ercilen. 10
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-02-08
MeGormid'


SarSelferz unbM y ~
Maldinerien pro 1876:
Der MscGormid @arpelter, lehr Der,
bcfcrt iii 6oipcI, YIattforin uno Dipibcr,
lit bic cinfaditc, itdrtite unb leidtbclpcse
lihfte Maidinc, wcId)e gum Iertaui aus.
eeitellt wirh.
Der MnYanee Nearer ". Mpmer.
Sine bollfommcnc @ras. unb Getrcibe-
Mabmaidinc nit 6allablaac. Sieie Wla.
fd)ine 1T Der bette ielbltredenee &eopcr nnb
ais folder lang sttannt unO bclicbt in bic
icr Section.
Die Dcrbeiiertc TreiSe@rn5sW Gb-
malGinc 1T bic %itGrtite, p%or,iolid,itc Sid
id'ine oicicr glrt unO mirb bon teincr aube-
1 n I'M Warfte ibertroTcn.
@c.o &elioblc. 6ls Sus Sdlni!t. 3u.
lamrncnsclestcr Sroppcr uno Mo,pcr.
9ic oben be;cidneten Maid,,ncn mcrben
uur inter Der befannten @araniie n~crfauit
y@olNfauoiae Satisfaetion ODER fein &crfaui."
Ncracbt nid)t, hab mir in ct. Glogo itcts
nit Ooltanoiaen Meparatur. @ssen.
II aneen nerlebcn iino unb bieiclbcn ,u Gar
brifpreilen, obne bic Sradt anSutedncu, uers
%taufcm.
@aDers Nustunft crtbcilt:
6cr. 81. Nrcmtenreid,
General sIocnt.
Seimrih Seller, Nacnt fir Stcarns,
II. Soob COUNTY unO Neparatur. slgeri
fir Saut. Centre.
Jcbn Bad, Gsent in ct. Gloub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-02-08

NGbmaidincn Mneeln unS GiYturcS
in arcEs1 gnsmebl ti &heSes 6 Spcrecr.
@ietct MI9maidinen. Nabdn IS Cts. pr. 9ut
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-02-08
Das ct. 8enetiets Consent
Al ct. Gloub, Mtinn.,

NJ SSs StUUuI syIIttttsr
bat I'D entihlcfen, cine Msahemie III er0fnen, Mnt
entbietet allen Gltern bic Gele9enbcit, ibre ainoers
ersietutg feiner Sbbnt Gnpertrauet 81 fpnrcn-
Nir luerbcn poIitdnbigen unterris,t ertbcilen IN ben
peribiebenen Sadern in Der en8Iii4en unb hsut'
i9en Sprade.
Tebenbem rirb saIeIb7t 9riinelider llnterrihti IN
ber aluiit ertbeilt. 'o,sohl am Yiano Mnb Mlclobeom,
ais AUD amf Der 3ttber ulo Buitarre uno boben nil
III bieiem 3pede eine Gehrerin in benz beliibmtsn Gus
titute 4ofre Dame in Nil,pautee ausbilbcn lailen.
,9u gIeider ,3eit merbcm Ginher aud @elc9cnbeii
BADEN, bds ,3eidnen, Slumenmahen uno uers
fniebene feline Sttdereiarbeiten gu erlcrnen.
Ierner brin9en mir CUR &ennt,,iBnd ti,e ber Gltert'
Der Stabt ct. Gloub, baB fe Welcgerbeit toben
ikre atnber in bic |.riUatitule, bic am 1. Septen,be,
b. s. Beginner ,uirb, Al uns ihiden 3i tonnen: fi'
bicie lit Der Yreis 81 fir bic erDbcren uno 80 Cts
fir bic Mnfanser per Mct,at. SoIbe, bic Wluft
unterridt 9enieBen woIclt, tDnnen fi1 ieber III
nelben. "
9sreis fir 1interridt in Der emsIiihen unb be:i
iden Sprahe nit @et0iisMns unb pouitanbi g
4fese ii per Seiiion pom 5 Vtcnaten $45.
llnterri1t om Yiano unb WeIcbeon ...... -. I
@ebraut Der Snitrumente sim Yrattijiren ..
utterridt aut Der Stther
unterridt auf Der Guiterrc ............ ..
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Mother Aloysia O.'S. B.
Letter Bol1 (.
ct. GIoub, Stearns 50. Ninn.