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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-06-12
GEO. II. WATKINS,
EDITOR aud Proprietor.


june Do 1f ly'
JvrroN ~ FARNUM,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Janl-77 Norway, Me.
+ C. HARLOW.
ATTORNEY At LAW.
Janl,7 DNdeil, Me.
A. = TwIrcuSLL. ArrEEp Z EvANS.
ConUlsaioIer for Ne. Notary Public.
'rwTCHFLL ~ EVANS.
Attorneys s. CounsellOrs at Law,
DulMAN, Nj.
gWutaurut 90 practice N the Courts q y n.
and oNl0r' COUNTY, Me. Jan D. -
ENSCH FOSTER. JE,
attorney anil Counsellor at Law,
Jan 1, - BETHEL. Nix.
- RHUroHlNs.
attorney and Counsellor at Lar,
Janl77 RuNroEp Mr.
SETH ". FlFE.
attorney and Counsellor at Lar,
Fl,lrnrR4. NJ.
Commissioner for New Hampshire. jaul'-7 IL
T. d. BIsBEE,
Attorney and Counsellor at Lar,
Jasl,'7 BrckrrELD, ,osfOrl CO.. Ne.
F. W. nIoLoN,
Att0raeg and Counsellor at LGW,
KlZAE PALS, ME.
VIII practice Ga Oxford and York Cos janl'77
JAMES 5. WRIGHT
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
IPAusi HILL, Ne.
Collections promptly made. Also, special a..
tenuon given % bus ness 10 Probate Court. IN
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
WEST PARIS. Nj.
OAce at residence. west side Of river, il -
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
NORWAY, Ne.
pied oy Dr.. PeaOles. jan /, 20 ly'
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South PARIS, NJ.
Onice at residence I1rst house above Congregal
IOnAl Church. Jan !, q
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p. SHATTUCK. NJ. D.. experimenting Ply.
sieian and Operating surgeon. ss-All interested
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Deputy Sheriff tor Oxford 4 C'euaJd Cos,
WATERFORD, M.
All precepts by mail Will receive prompt at
tenton. Jan l, y
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DEPUTY SHERIFF & CORONER.
KEzAR PALS, Ne.
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80 DENTIST.
1rA NORWAY VILLAGE, ME.
Teeth inserted on Gold silver or
Nlcaniled Rubber janl'7I
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SURGEON DENTIST.
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month, and remain four days. an 1, -
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homeopathic Physicians Surgeon
SOUTH PARIS, Ma.
Or C.. refers 70 any of The leading Homeopathic
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w q. DOUGLASS.
Deputy Sheriff for Oxford County
P.O. Address. PARIS. MAINE.
an business by mail Or otherwise will be al
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INSURANCE AGENT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-06-12

Between II. 900 and 20,000 alligator
skins are tanned yearly, which are con-
sumed by boot and shoe manufacturers
In every portion of the United States. As
well as exported to London and Ham,
burg. The alligators formerly came al
most entirely from Louisiana, and New
Orleans which was the great center OF
business. The Florida swamps and mo-
rasses are now the harvest fields, and
jacksonville. in that State. The alligators
often attain a length of Is to 20 feet. and
frequently live to very old age. The
hides are stripped off. and the belly and
sides. the only portions fit for use. are
packed in barrels, in strong brine. and
shipped to the northern tanner. who
keeps them under treatment for from six
to eight months. when they are ready to
be cut up Philadelphia Ledger.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-06-12
poetrp,
Chitd'S- Faith.
BN MRS. :. NJ a. tiArT.

All beautiful tales, ru>t, are true.
But here is grave in the moss,
And there is the sky. And the buds are blue,
Aud batterly blows across.
Nes, here is the grave and there is the say:
To the one or the other We 90.
And between them waves the butterfly,
Like q soul thai does not know.
Somewhere Nowhere? Too golden head,
And lips thai miss and miss,
You would tell mc the secret Of the dead
Coull ind YOU with kiss
''' Come here, say, little child of mine,
Come with your bloom and your breath.
II be should believe in the life divine,
IWiH not believe in desthO
where is your brother - question low,
And wait Tor his wise reply.
Does he say-"pown there ia the grave" All, no
lie says with laugh, In the sky :"
-Scribaer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-06-12

'ot IN the extreme corner OF the room
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-06-12
NUMBER %.
Advice TO Young Ladies'.

In marrying make your own match DO
not marry man to get rid of him. or to
oblige him. or TO save him. The man
who would 60 to destruction without you
will quite as likely go with you, and per-
haps drag you along. Do not marry in
haste, lest you repent at leisure. Do not
marry for q home and living. DO not
let aunts. fathers or mothers sell you for
money or position into bondage, tears.
and lifelong misery. which you might
endure. Place not yourself habitually in
the hands OF any suitor until you have
decided the question of marriage: human
wills are weak. and people often become
bewildered and do not know their error
until it is too late. Get away from their
influence, settle your head. and make up
your mind alone. Do not trust I, your
happiness in the keeping of one who has
no heart, no head, no health. Shun the
man who ever gets intoxicated. Do not
rush thoughtlessly into welded life. con-
trary TO the counsel of friends. Love
can wait; that which can not wait is OF q
very different character.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-23
GIVE W A REFoRM SCHOOL,

A proposition Is before the State Leg
i~slaturs for the establishment Of a Re-
form School. to which young boys con-
victed Of certain minor crimes. may be
sent by the courts. instead Of to the
State Prison. The idea Is a good one.
aud the only wonder is. that such IN
institution has not been projected and
established before now There are
m any boys in virginis and Gold Hill.
and indeed Ia svsry city and town in the
State. who are leading n life Of idlensss
and vice. and who II left to pursue their
present course will inevitably end their
career in the pentitsntiary. These boys
are Of an ago to Be imprsss'onable to
good influences. and can be saved, and
made useful citizens in the future by
jujicious training In a public insiitu-
ton. To send them to the Stats prison,
and compel than to associate with old
and hardened offenders, subject to all
the risors and debasing influences Of n
strict penal servituds will never accom-
plish this snd. In nine cases out OF
ten the boy who is branded as u con-
vict. comes forth from his prise N cell. u
confirmed enemy to society. and so re-
mains until the end Of his DAYS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-23


shAil Be- sutdeatsd from our difacaitss.
Senator Morton's able speech. which
viii Be found in another column. may
have some eject on these weak brothers
In the Republican camp. 1t il TO be
hoped that ID will. Certainly. no man Of
reason and judgment. can listen to or
read this speech without bsing convinced
Of the sosadnsss Of his position by the
clear and concise Arguments which he
prsssnts. Let NJ trust. not as Rspubli.
cans or - Dsmosrats. but - patriots.
hat this shabby attempt TO "eompro.
mise" fair and honest election will
fail.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-23
\ NEW PLAN FOR ARCTIC IN.
PL0RArIoN.

Captain W. H. Hovsate. better known
. Old Probabilities" has been study.
ing the Arctic problem. and thinks he
has hit upon . plan 10 solve the hithsr-
70 unfatAomable mysteries Of the Polar
. His idea il that the expeditions
which have been fitted on. for this pur-
pose In the past, have failed because Of
their haste TO achieve the object in view.
Coming from . temperate zons. with no
szpsrisnes Of the rigors Of the Arctic
region, they have pushed boldly ON. as
far - the ice would allow them. be-
come frozen in. and many Of their num-
bsn have fallen victims to the intense
Geld Of an untrisd climate. Their slsdgs
journeys have failed from tho same rea.
SON. The men could not stand the
cold. and have either dropped in their
tracks. or BEEN forced to beat an igno-
minisus retreat to the safe quarters Of
their ships.
Captain Howgats proposes to do away
with this obstacle to arctic exploration
by fighting nature in n scientific manner
The Esquimaux experience no inconve-
uiencs from the severity Of tho climate.
and why should not n white man. by
proper treatment, prepare himself TO
penetrate at least as far north rs these
greasy specimens Of humanity 90 ? Tho
Captains idea Is to gradually acclimatize
explorers, BY advancing only Q certain
distance at = time. and then camping
out" for the Winter. After their bod
lee have become thoroughly accustomed
tn the degree Of cold experienced at the
frst station. they will be prepared to
push farther north /; and thus. by sue
c-sssivs stages. the Captain believes that
the open Polar sea can ut length be
reached and successfully explored.
The plan is a good one. and gives am
pie promise Of success. il an expedition
can be fitted out under the guidance Of
man who would be careful TO carry II
out couscisntiously. and literally make
haste slowly." steps are now being
taken TO have . clause inserted in the
suadry civil appropriation bill to set by
the sum Of $4,000 for the establish
msnt Of q temporary colony for eIplor.
alton near tho shore Of Lake Franklin
Bay. 81 degrees north latitude. II the
appropriation eau DO obtained. this col
ony will form the first step in Captain
Howgats's proposed ladder TO the North
Pole.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-23
rngr.IInARrEp.

A company Of wslLknown gentle
men in Virginia City a day or two
sincs. were discussing the character and
possible motives that Actuated Senator
comins. Of White Pine. In voting with
the Democrats aud thus throwing the
organization Of the Senate into the
hands Of the Democrats and defeating
his own party. One OF the party spoke
in bitter terms Of dsnunciation Of q man
Who could or would adopt such a courss
or perform such an act. Another e1.
presssd the opinion that Comins was a
very fair. liberal.mipded man. Yes.
conceded q third, SO extremely liberal
that he had not the least seruplss about
giving away his entire party the very
hrst opportunity that offered.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-23

A HoRsE MADE CRAzY.-John Hardy.
while cut on . sleigh ride last week with
. valuable horse recently given him by his
brother In this city, came near losing his
life. As he was descending the hill near
the residence Of E. A. Wells. under full
speed. his horse slipped and fell. capsiz-
Ing the sleigh. and throwing Mr.. Hardy
over the horse on the ground. Several
neighbsrs who Witnessed the accident say
II was . long time before the horse or his
driver became conscious. Mr.. Hardy was
not badly hurt, but the horse has ever
since shown signs Of insanity.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-23
The Gold am Daily News has

The Gold Hm Daily News has
now the largest and best
circulation Of any evening
II newspaper pubhshed m the
State Of Nevada II Ia
therefore the very best and
n most efficient medium for
business, mining and all
other advertising.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-23

Colorado. the youngest Of the States,
contains moro than double the number
Of square miles in New York; and Texas
IL moro than twice as large as Colorado.
The figures are: New York. A. zoo square
miles; Colorado. io5. 200. and Texas,
OF. OOO.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-23

VIXEN . Missouri editor opens on .
man be simply withsu him. One OF
these dsuouncss General Joe Shelby as
"a ruyu aris, one might almost say a
genus homo"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-23
At \ CAPITAL.
[r.ox oua SPECIAL oo.nrsrosDrxr.l

The bill to dstatch certain territory from
Eike county, and attach It 70 Eureka, went
the upper House with flying col
on. aad Cassidy Is happy: far happier
than no was when he got b~ull-dcsed for the
Democratic nomination for Congress last
Summer. This bill IL ~ old story. this
being is third session. IT. purpose Is 70
set on into Eureka county . certain strip
Of country through which runs . small
piece Of tho Eureka and Palisads narrow
gauge railrsad, which 10 nov In Elke.
The history Of the bill 10 not worth while
rehearsing here, and I have no disposition
TO prejudice either side In the fight that 10
TO come of In the Assembly about II. 70 !
will only say that Eureka 10 very anxious
TO acquire the territory. and Elko 10 just
- anxious TO retain IL. The debate In thu
senate, which was o long and lively one,
was conducted by Senators Cassidy and
Baker for Eureka, and shepherd and Stone
for Elko. The grand battle ground, how
ever, will b In the Assembly. Judge
Baily will probably lead the Eureka forces,
and Elko. will be led on 10 victory or defeat
by Colonel Moore. The Judge 10 . " good
one,' and the Coloael 10 likewise. The
Colonel Is . hard man 10 throw down In
debate, and . tough citizen 10 get away
with in Legislative strategy; and the Eu-
rska people will have . harder battle for
their bill in the House than they had In
,hs ssns,s' II will be fun alive when the
s.h, -s,. -.rm
"s"
LIoHr BnEAxiSo.
Al l.st tbere seams 10 be n little light
ON A.. s,.,. pr,.o, ,r..,io,
-.
1 learn irom an su'n'AA'' ''"''o '"~'
General u. u. battsrmAn' aftsf . great
dssl of solicitation. has consented TO allow
Li...o. IN hs ppt forv.rJ M . candidate
~ ar aa,c, of warden az ne Stato
pr,.on mi, circumstancs. In INV opin-
- vii in,ur, Inc massage Of he bin
."s,iry the election OF Warden In the
Is,;s,s,nrs. a..emblsi In ioint eonyen.
tion on he iirst Monday In February, bi.
snni,lly. The Act, III passed, will take
eY.rt i~mmediatsly. and the first election
held under its provisions will take place
On the first Monaay ~ mex, any
IsAs n ~ Gans,sI p.s.srms..s .Ilor.
i.r III name 10 bs used are, that. besides
being q staunch, true-blus Republican. ho
has host. OF friends VINO wouis ike 70 see
him IN ne posiuSn /; .nA' nv " NJ
possess ~ ~ ny. ~. imsn,
proper iuiniimen' VI WV lmPo.
charge; una. ~, nsu "ni = ~
sa,ering nsPu ~ ao,iu.. !, 4,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-23

Psrties Wishing ne 10 receive and deliver
their freight will please direct shippers 10
marx plalnly-"Csrs T. O., God Hin,W
pm THOMAS GALLAGHER.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-23

UPHOLSTERY WORK OF all kinds ions 10
oder, and PURNfrURE REPAIRING nsaiiy
executed 81 short nctice.> Prioes OF everything
fair dealing guaranteed. jAem
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-23
HOUSE TO RENT,

A HOUSE WITH TWELVE ROOMS, IN
a good location. inst above the nilroad
a. his residsnee, near the Bullion mine.
lsioH SOL. wKIL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-23
NEW TO-DAY.
0ISsoIUTIoN OF coPARTNERsnIP.

THE oopARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE
~existine bstvecn JAMES T. oRlbBLk and
ALFRED TENBY. under the nrm name and
styio Of 0ribbis q Temby. In keeping the nsv
wisconsin Saloon: Main sire;s. 9oh NIL
busipess Will DO hereafter conducted d the
ssme place By Alfred Tsmby. who will assume
mi the dsbts and liabilities OF tha late nrm,
and is fully authorized 70 receive ana receipts
for all monsys dus said I'm: ,
ALFRED TENBY.
Gold Hill, Jan. %, 1870. tsla In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-23

Thursday Evening, January IS, 1877,
IN CONFEDERATION OF
BURNS %sIRrnDAr.
Cemmittss Of Arrsnsenesta.
VIZ oliver Rob, b Barclay
Csmniuce Of Iavitafiss.
moNiA
Mckay Or Grant
Dr. aiehi.sn &C aeosWin
John A Ineiis WIN McLachian
Th mas 0ncey James Aitken
william styrms d. John Manson
s a.osss n en- nl %., p s.a.,
william Marion Alex Mcclellan
Jame- Irohside Alex Wilson
James Liyipssloa Mccarthy
T Il.sU; wilson, dSsS" x S's.I
GOLD HILL.
Jas . Mcdonald pr Islconer
VIM narrower owen FRASER
David Norrie Ar Dotsn
Ivy rulion John d Thompson
Dunlap William vsitch
David Keith W n, kinley
Adam d ,ird jos ID Marshall
SILVER oIrr.
David McAilistsr Harry Randall
John O Mckenzie
CARSON.
David corbett John Sutherland
william Pisiss william Corbstt
Rscspties Csumittse.
John A inglis William narrower
Alex Dunn Jr Thos Hamilton
PIeer nfanasers.
David Stark WIN N McIAchlan
Jas u Mcdonald Al Mcdonald
KP MeKenIis cBrown
Pissr Director.
Dan II Fraser
The opening ceremony III he . short Grafton
on the Life of tho
SCOTTISH POET by DIR yALc0sRR.
The lower hall has also been engaged. where
with ..song add Story"
Perfect arrangements have been made for
atterdance on the ladies aud gentlemen In the
cloak aud hat r'omr. fire VI charse.
Music by Professor Cara's Da.d.
TtCk %
(Aduit,ins gentleman and isdissj
- Tickets can DO obtained st Ash's and
Doegi.'s Book btorcs. nom either of the Com
mliiee a Arrangements, or any OF the usual
places. de1std
ECLIP81
Sass AND &
CROWN POINT
LIVERY & FEED STABLES
MAIN srRRET. ooI.D HILL.
SIMON OGG, = Proprietor.
BuoarEs. RoorAwAYs and CARRIAGES.
Of all descriptions, together with
ExcgLLrsT TEAMS and SADDLE HORSES.
. let On reasssasis terms.
HAY, BARLEY asd OATS always %
A' All S cin 81 promptly attended to. sn
WOODl WOOD!
THE UNDERSIGNED mas FOR BALE 4
i large quantity o NUTPfNE MOUNTAIN
LIMB and other Varieties Of WOOD. Aleoa
iuiisuppiy OF the BEST QUALITY Of
G o A L !
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, which he will
deliver throughout Gold Hilland vicinity atths
n ssm THoxAsaALLAaHEp.
COUNTY SURVEYORS OFFICE,
ROOM No. 4. BLACKS BUILDING,
Corner ssd Tsyisr streets, virsisia.
GOTH. HAST and o. HEINRICH.
civil and Mining rndneers and survsysn.
NOTICE.
A IL PARTIES KNOWING rHExsrLvn
indebted to us muss call and settle
IMMEDIATELY. for too long ersdi, males Bad
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-03-06
Saar, WoieI. GifeI uno Httu4s
rf6ctt.

Oie Irbetten am go4emer Gunnels
bau nsbmen einen sinltisen Jortsang un6
bofft man, nit Der Our1fibruns, fals
tsine SinbsriIe sintrsten, an benz beiimms
ten Germine fertis 81 psrben. Sn benz
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man NIT Der Serlesuns Der gbauiee rifia
bei4dftist.
Oerueue Babnbsf BEL Seil pirb 500
Meter lang. Oerielbe III fir l60, 600
Wart tn Contract seseten worben. Die
llnteruebmer fnb etnise 5srren Don pans
bsri9, Briebel unb gnfir4.
Sn ct. Geitb fanben bic Arbeiter beS
9,aisrsibsiissrs S9eut beim Mussrahen
zines Sellers, etma s Jub tiai, einen baus
i9isen, aidsraueu Gopf nit iber 5000
Silberminsen. Die meiiten babsn bic
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Ter uno Setter Wi5sls. Den brei anbern
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liefen ie auf ben bena9bartsn v6slisnbof,"
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pollen 9Iaie beidditist lasen, I'M Sieisn
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tunbe gum ,Sellen, uni baS wirtli5 i9aus
bsrbaite S1rsdsnsbilo IN Nusenl9ein Su
nebmen. Der cine @rbsiter lag 9insli9
sermalmt ba, 10 baB CT in einsm 9einta5e
fortaetrassn werbsu mubte; ein slnbersr
ltanb serl5msttsrt aufre9t smiiden swsi
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ssrldmettsrtsn ROpfe unter sinem Stsins
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than, ware CT Dem SeSs ~entsansen. gGss
1T Der bo9iten llnuoriidtistsit uno oer
iraibarlten @edldlfsteit susaidUiben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-03-06
nrembmr9er Gazette.

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ObersGeg.: &atb !. .. Wagener ssb6ri
ses @runbitiid in 3sblsnborf BEL Berlin
i'm Wese Der notBmsnbisen S%ubbaitatior
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geldrieben: Soeben lit cine pierte Inter.
iu4un9 9e9en Bii9of Rettslsr einseleitst
moroen we9en Supiberbanolung gegen ben
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sofil6e Siit6fe uerIOren: ~ Wisr. be
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unc autun; y Misr. Beiieur ap. Yicar
BON Senesambien; 81 ueisr. Oecluip,
Sii9Of uOn Siuiers; A. Wiisr. gsrat,
Bii6Of pom ct. Iusuitiu (5lorioa) ; 81
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cirt uno ant 10. San. IL Rnabsn (6ei 4
nit bIutisem grfolse) Stoti6Idse auf bic
6anb seseben, neil bieielbsn bsim Serial,
len bes SauIocaIs v@sIobt lei Seius
Gbriitus" segriiBt baben. ,Oieie Chat:
laden" meint bic ,S9l. @oltsstg.", yfin6
10 i6Iaseno unO besiebunssweiie bur9i9la'
seno, baB elm 9ommentar baju iberfiiiiis
erl9eint."
gu Yaris fanb am 25. Sun. Die srite
General 8eriummlung Der fdtboliiden
llniuerlitdt Statt. Den Sorit fibrte Der
Cardinal. grsbiidof uon Baris. gluBsrs
benz waren bort Die gr,biid6fe pon Geims
iinb uon Sebaite, bic gii9ofe pom 0uiutper.
Gbartres, 2arodeue, Nmiens, WouIins,
SIopes, Gbalons, Saponne, Nancp, Din.
gers, &obSeS unb 9imoses, ietner Der
@Oaoiutor bes Sii9ofs OupunlOup pom
Orleans. @u6 cine itarte ansabl pon
Oeputirten unb Senatoren uobnte Der
6sierlidteit on. Der Suitis Miniifer mar
burd @beurion, General Snipsetor bss
0fientIi5en llnterridts, uertreten. Bel Der
Breisuertbeiluns belt Der Cardinal: @rS:
uon &ouen, Monisr. 9onue9oie,
cine Idn9sre Geoe, norm er bartbat, baB
Die tatboIiiden llniueriititen gum Be?su
&eIision unb gum 9eile bes SaterIan.
oes sesriinoet woroen. Gum S9luB Der
Sisuns belt Der Cardinal grSbiidof uon
Yaris cine Inipra9e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-03-06
gefsi(G- Suxemburs.

Der &ir6er a { pou ct. 6us
bert ltno 800 Sr. fir &eitauration Der Abs
tsifir4e bepiaigt poroen.
6err q. S6il[ BON @citeI 1T ers
ma4ti9t woroen unter sewiisn Seoinsuns
gen cine SdgemibIe in Der 9ei9slueile Bet
Sonnert gu erri9ten.
Die giienbabn pon ginep mad
NaSawe lpuroe am l. 6sbruar in Setrtet
selest.
Sn &ur3em besinnt Der gau Der
Sabn uon Seniele mad Oinant.
@ml 10. Sanuar sins Der Maesser &.
9eeoq uou Wariiip mad @enss. unS bate
iein S4Ia6tsei3irr bel ii9. 3uii9en
Genes unb Sobilter i'm Wal6e traf er ben
Wssser Yeurlet pon @rinbiemont, Der auf
ieinem nit ,wei Sunben beipanntsn @as
gen cine idwere 9abuus 6lsiid bate. Die
Wesser blieben iteben uno ipraden nit ems
amber, als elm md9tiser gber aus benz
Waloe auf ben Wasen 81 elite. Die 6unbe
a%usipanneu mar bas Wert zines M~ugsnblits
tes. OieIe i~tiirsten benz in ben Buld surads
tebrenoen @hbi9pein nod II. bic Metser
rparteien, mas ba tommen iolte. Wie Der
Slie Fam bas gorientbier uieber aus benz
@ebSls, obns isbod BON ben 5unben pers
folst III iein uno itirSte iid auf bas 6leti9.
9eeoa NIT ieiner Nrt bemaifnst, mid swei
S9ritte suriid uub iibrte eineu furdtbas
rem Sdlas auf ben Sddbsl bss S9wsines,
bas iid trosoem auf i'm mari uub i'm 5u
gooen bra9te. Oo9 beiBsn tonnte Is
ni9t mebr. Oas @ebiB mar ,eridmsttert.
Oalieseno rannte 2ecoq benz gbsr bas
Weier ins 9er,, baB er ;uiauuneubra9.
Nun tamen AUDI bic 9unoe ;urif. fe bats
ten bic Spur uerIoren.