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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-03-15
To Refund the Dog Tax.

The following bill, introduced
by Mr.. Houston, passed first read
ing in the House:
Sec. |. BE it enacted by the
General Assembly of the State Of
Tenr essee, that from after the
passage of this act it shall be the
duty of the Comptroller Of the
State to issue warrants Of the
State to trustees of each county
for the amount Of revenue collect.
ed from said county under the ACT
entitled Gan act 10 increase the
rex enue of the State and 10 encour-
age wool-growing."
Sec. 2 Be it further enacted.
that it shall be the duty of said
trustee to collect said warrants
aud refund said tax to those from
whom it was collected.
Sec. s. Be it further enacted,
that this act take effect from and
after its passage, the public well
Iare requiring it.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-03-15

Justice Bradley Of the Uni
ted States Supreme Court, was
at one time actuary Of the Mu-
tual Benefit Life Insurance
Company, and alterward Pes
ident Of the now defunct New
Jersey Mutual Life Insurance
Company Investigator.
Nothing could be filter than
tn at JOE BRADLEY begin life
anew as an insurance agent,
and cndeavor to redeem his
reputation. The "Mutual Ben
eft" is talked about unpleasant
ly. The "New Jersey Mutual
is called "defunct," and its form
er President, in making Pres
ilent Of the United States, has
almost made free Government
"defunct." But he might begin
at the bottom and work up.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-03-15
FAYETTEVILLE, TENNESSEE
Thursday Meralug, March Is. 1917
II a telegranhic disnnlch

"a A telegraphic dispatch
in the Nashville Banner from
Washington says:
"A member or the Tenncs-
sDe Legislature writee he is The
only member disposed TO criti-
cise Keys course, and he only
BECAUSE hc fears that it will re-
tult in building up an admin
istrstion party in Tennessee
That viii sweep the State"
Tue appointment of Mr.. Key
10 a Cabinet position will not
atone for the theft of two OF
three States. Mr.. Key is not
authorized to give receipt N
full for damage done, and the
general conviction is that The
compensation is not sufficient.
There is no possibility of can
administration party in Ten
nessee that will sweep tho
State" If one Office given to
Mr.. Key can balance the theft
of two or three States, it would
require but few Offices 10 en-
able a party TO steal thirty-eight
States and rob their people.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-03-15

H%~ Jere Black voiced the
popular opinion when he says
mo man who has ever performed
a judicial duty with show of fit
ness or propriety, will shock the
common sense and common hon
esty Of the nation by deciding
that q fraud is as good as the
truth merely because it comes
wrapped in the forms of law"
No one will dispute this PROPOSE.
ton, and ozone acquainted with
the facts and forming an honest
opinion upon them, should deny
the further statement OF Black 5,
that "thls tribunal knows, and
cannot shut its eyes to the faci
that Hayes has no title except a
title founded on PLAIN, palpable
fraud and fdlsehood. The judges
cannot look with the least degree
of allowance upon such an in
fanny"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-03-15
Kno cked Higher than q
KiteI r


J. II. Clute of WilliamsPort,
Pa, writes to a friend as folio Ss !:
/ have been travelling through
the celebrated Texas--have been
in thirty,two counties, and travel
ed over one thousand miles OF the
state and pronounce it a cnrios-
ity TO Gcd. ! would not live
there if they would give me all
the state. Ia the southern por-
ton it is 30 unhealthy that no
white man can live there. But
you can raise two crops year.
The spring foods will carry Oft
the frst one and the Mexicans
will steal the other. Nothing can
be raised but corn and cotton
All kinds Of grain rusts and
spoils. Butter, potatoes and milk
are unknown articles of diet with
the Texans. They cannot keep
potatoes for the dry rot, and they
say they cannot make butter; if
they could they are too lazy to
milk the cows. Potatoes are two
dollars per bushel; cabbage fifty
cents per head apples five cents
apiece water 10 from five cents
a pailful to twenty FIVE cents per
barrel, and the worst stuff you
ever saw. Everything they live
on except corn is shipped from
the north they even do not raife
their own pork. | was told by
an agent that they sold more ba.
con in Texas than any state in
the Union. n. G. John and | LETT
the rest Of the party at Eagle
Lake and Columbus. | don't be-
lieve they found anything TO do,
for there is nothing requiring me-
chanics, there being but little
building in progre 8. There are
no steam or water Institutions in
the state except cotton gins, and
few grist mills in the northern
part, and they don't run. Texas
has not been correctly represented
1t is no place for a white man to
live. | cannot describe how they
live. | was likely TO starve to
death when | was there. At the
hotel in Eagle Like, where We
stopped, all we had for supper
was two biscuits apiece, about
the size of a walnut, destitute of
butter coffee Without milk and
dish of fried onions, and at Col
umbus we had ham and dry bread,
at first class hotels.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-03-15

EE We have no doubt tbs.
Republican Congressman Puraan
of Florida is as disreputable q
fellow as the Republican organs
are now saying but it does seem
as if his true character ought to
have been found out before be
had been elected by republicans
a member of the Florida Const:,
tutionai Convention, State Sena
tor, Secretary of State, Judge of
the Jackson County Court, State
Senator again, Chairman of the
Republican State Committee,
member of the Forty Third and
Forty Fourth Congresses. and can.
didate for the Forty Fifth.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-03-15

p A disposition was mani
tested by portion OF the Demo
Gratis in the House, smarting I'm:
der the injustice of the electoral
commission, 10 delay the count
so as to prevent declaration of
the result by the 4th of March
Better counsels, however, prevail
ed with the party, and though all
agree in denouncing the outrage
GUS conduct of the commission
they resolved that the count g
on and the result be declared.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-03-15

The sudden downfall of the
Protection Life Insurance Com
pany, of Chicago, caused con-
siderable excitement among pol
icy-holders. In conversation
with one of the policy-holders
this evening, your correspon-
dent was informed that the
Protection Company did heavy
business in Ohio, mostly among
the laboring class.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-03-15

The very eagerness Of roguef
to excuse themselves is self-sccu-
sation. If Bradley and Hoar
were quite easy i'll their minds
and consciences, they would not be
at such pains to viudicate their
consistency. Their labored ex'
plantations are SO many confessions
of guilt.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-03-15
H@ The Radical party is the

HS The Radical party is the
first party that ever put in nomi-
nation candidates for President
and Vice President who were
willing to owe their elevation to
these offices to deliberate, undis-
guised fraud; and the "Grand
High Joint Circumlocution" is
the first and only court Of which
we have any record in any coun'
try, civilized or barbarous, that
refused to receive and consider
evidence of fraud.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-03-15

W There have been several
Presidents who have represented
a minority of the votes of the Unit
ei Slater, but Returning Board
IIayes will be the first occupant
,F the White House who received
neither a majority of the popular
,,,e nor majority Of The elector'
a! YJtts.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-03-15
s% When Grant entered upor

s% When Grant entered upon
his Presidential career, eight
years ago, the Senate stood 5S
Republicans to 10 Democrats.
The Senate of the FOrtyffth
Congress stands Sc Republicans,
81 Democrats, and three seats
contested, two of which will prob
ably be filled by Democrats.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-03-15

~ Hon. w. N. Cowden,
member oil the House Of Represent
atives from Marshall county, has
been app,i tied Clerk of the SUI
preme Court,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-03-15

Vote of the Returning Board
Hayes, 1856; Tilden, l84. Vote
of the States: Tilden, 1876; Hayes,
l66 doubtful, Z. Vote of the peo'
pie {: Tilden, 1905, +; Hayes,
4 ,040,S07.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-03-15
sWoLLEN LIMBS.

- A-LDhES5I " Ii Ouz - NoIW
Mr.. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-I write this note to inform you ot
The effect OF your Blood Purifier" upon my
system. When I commenced taking f. q year
ago, was very much debilitated. Ny limbs
were swollen 50 that it was impossible for me 70
70 go up or down stairs. Indeed, esuld scarce
~ stand on my feet. My appetite was gone, my
Strength failing rapidly. After using your nsed-
Icine for q few weeks began to improve. NJ
appetite improved and my strength returned.
can now perform my duties as a nurse With ny
Uoated eaSe; and feel owe It to YH0ETINk
EHS. c. 4 Il. rIDKx
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-03-15

sg Last Sunday night Pu.
Iaski, had another fire-two no.
tells and a bank burnt. Loss,
SIS, 900; insurance, $4,000.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-03-15
nT The Finance Committee

~ The Finance Committee OF
the Senate reported unfavorafiy
on all the sections of the six per
cent. usury bill, except the first,
which they recommended for adOp.
ton. The report of the committee
was adopted by the Senate Friday
night, and the bill as amended
passed by vote of l6 to 2. This
section simply repeats the ten per
cent law. The amendment will
send the Till back to the House.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-03-15
MARYELLoUs EFFECT.

II n 5TkFE1I;
Dear Sill haFs used VE0ETTxx, aa1 feel n
. duty 20 acknowledge the great bensln IL hAs
done me. In the spring Of the year lag was
want Of sleep and proper rest. / vas very weak
and much euaeistsd. 1 tried many remedies,
without receiving any bensdt from any Of tks1a,
Until 1 was persuaded 10 try FEGETISE. Be-
fore l lad taken this one week my improved
condition gave me renewed hope and courage.
] continued TO take II every day, gaining more
strength until I was completely restored 70
health. The effect Of this Remedy, IN case of
general debility, Is indeed marvellous.
ELIZABETH A. FOLEY,
q WAbster stEeet. ChArlastQRn. AAna.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-03-15
HAYES Cabinet.

stitute his Cabinet:
w. NJ. Evarts, of New York,
Secretary of State.
John Sherman, of Ohio, Sec
rctary of the Treasury.
George W. McCrary, of To-
IVA, Secretary Of the Navy.
Charles Devens, of Massachu-
lsetts, Attorney General.
I David NJ. Key, of Tennessee,
Post General.
Carl Schurz, Of Missouri, Sec
rotary Of the Interior.
The names of the Cabinet
slate were received with dismay
by the Republicans generally.
1t had been limited that Hayes
INTENDED TO take into his coun-
sci q Southern Democrat. 1t
had been hoped that he would
not. Itwas this latter hope that,
Icven to the moment the Cabinet
was announced, kept back the
semblance Of disruption which
followed. At half past two o.
clock the slate came IN. Colo
mel Rodgers,a consnmptiyc with
attenuated form and fiery head,
appeared at the threshold of the
Senate. The vote was just ready
to be announced that Kellogg's
credentials as Senator from
! Louisiana be tabled until the
Committee on Elections was
appointed. Vic e-President
Wheeler checked the announce
ment of the vote TO receive the
message. Then Rodgers, with
the coyish ncrvousness'of a bud
ding belle, announced a message
from the President Of the Uni
ted States. 1t was the Cabinet
slate he held in his thin, white
hand. A buzz of excitement
was at once manifest, and the
message was at once sent to the
Vice-President's desk. In al
most a twinkling an Executive
session was moved, and the rab-
bic driven out Of the galleries.
It is said that when the Cabinet
slate was announced in the Sen
ate it was received with jeers
and laughter. Morrill,, of Yer
mont, wanted immediate action
on the nominations; but to eve
ry name there were objections.
Then, under the rules of the
Senate, there was but one thing
to do, and that was to refer the
-entire budget to Committees.
The outward indications are
that the politicians mean to wage
war on Hayes. 1t has now
come to a question of nerve.
If Hayes recedes single point
now, his Administration is dead
for a ducat, for the politicians
will have conquered him. The
friends of Hayes say that the
opposition Of the politicians
will be like shaking a red rag
at mad bull, it will only make
him the more aggressive. The
cpiniDn is that the Cabinet
is a strong one. Evarts is con-
sidered the weakest of the
budget-more SO because he
was so prominently connected
| with the Electoral Commission.
Conkling led the opposition 10
his confirmation, and means to
slaughter him if he can. Blaine
has a good following in his au-
dacious antagonism to the
Southern policy Of Hayes.
Morton gives him quasi sup
port and the carpet-baggcrs and
disappointed ones follow in his
wake. His style of attack in
the Senate is like the cheek he
displayed in the House when he
was fighting for the Presider-
tial prize himself. Bold in
style, forcible in rhetoric, and
captivating in manner, he won
the applause Of the galleries
twice in his open attack.
He has no real sympathy with
Kellogg, but uses him as a tool
to force Hayes to recognize
Packard, or confess his own til
tie to be mortgaged. He has
been snubbed, and serves no
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-03-15
A PERFECT CURE

CHARLRSroUN, juno II, IA.
Mr.. II. Z. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-This Is 20 certify that TE0EfgNB
made q perfect cure OF when my attending
physieiRn had pronounced my ease eOnsumpttonS
md said could nst survive many dayS.
MRS. LEDsTos, IS Cook street.
Tho facts stated By Mrs. Ledston are pers0o.
Sly known b. me, and thoy are true.
A %. HATNEA
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-03-15
W Foster Of Ohio is correct

~ Foster of Ohio is correct
when he says that this is not a
time for party exultation. The
making of a fraudulent President
is not thing for any party in this
country to exult over very loud
or very long.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-03-15

EEES The Cabinet nominations
were all confirmed by the Senate
last Saturday,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-03

nit chamber iibsr Dies unb Das su plaus
bern. Neuerer geitimmuns aufoise iouen
U bteie 3uiammentinfte in 9 in NJ
fuben u nod NIT driftIi9er Gr:
taubnib Der suftdnbisen Ortss
poIt3et 9eitattet iein. Sc uerben aIio
fosar f9on bic barmloien, fdIidten God.
ter Der Bauern unb bic Oienitmdabe unter
poliaeili4e aufidt seftelt, penn fe nit
ibrem Spinnrab inter benz M:m nadbarIid
3uiammenfommen. Oieie gerionen, benen
aaes anoere uiel ndber liest,. ais peIitit,
fnb ais itaatssefdbrIid srtannt uorben,
neil in iol9en Spinnituben fir bic barms
berjisen S@wefern, fir ben Yapf unb
fur anbere fromme 3usds @elb suiammens
9elest wurbe unb neil bort = man bore
unb itaune = bic &esierans tabeInbe Res
ben sefibrt pnb Yiuslieber ssiunaen pors
ben ieien. @irtIi4 sroBe 9sfabr!! Wenn
Vismard unb feline &esieruns Dor ben
S4irSen einiser armen Oorfipinuerinsen
erbeben, bann 1T es nit ibrem seribmten
Sel6enmutb niht melt Der!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-03
SuSembursisches
0ereintgte Staaten.

Ser boGm. Suiepb Sepbnlo. fribsr
piarrer in Battle Greet, Widisan, 1T mad
Sraser g. O., Macomb Co., Wi9., pers
isSt worbsn. Man mSse ssfduisit 8riefs
an ibn mad Der neuen @orshe ienben.
Mie man uns aus Belle Blaine, Scott
Co., Winn., i1rsibt, farb am Montas,
ben 4. Sum- in S9SnfsIs nit ben Satra
msntsn Der 3. 8ir4e usriebeu, bic gbsfrau
pom Ni5olas gls. Die Ysriorbsne mar
1900 su S9SnfsIs, Canton Msri9, @robb.
~eursmburs, seboren unb Iebte nit ibrem
gbeaatten Az Sianben. Gle biaterldBt
is4s srwa9iene 8inber, 4 8nabsn unb 2
Wdb1en. 3mei berieIbsn finb in Mmsrita,
bic dltefe To4tsr 1T in Belle plaine per.
bsiratbet, elm Sobn, wobnt in ct. Oona'
tus, Sadion Co., Soma, bic anbsrn Rinbs,
inb nod in europa I; elm Sobn in Srant'
reid, bic iibrisen IN S90nfels.
Gus Rem Orleans, Ca, tbsilt uns ST.
sc. Maiius nit, baB bort unier 2anbsmanr
Matbias Glein aus Wormelbinsen, per,
ieben nit ben 3. Sterbsiatramentsn, am 10,
D. 81. balb fanf l1br Worsens feline Seel,
In bic Sdnbe bes S90pfers baudte
&Isin, frlber bier IN unb um Dubuquewob
befannt, mar i'm litter pon So Sabren. 6,
III auf benz st. Soispb @ottesa6sr beerbist
Wf6se CT ruben IN 6rieoen!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-03

Im 8. Stunt brad cine Seuersbrunit
I'M Staue bes benz Baron Selir b'J0uart pom
Oampicourt geb6renben unb pom benz Wirs
tie g. s. @erarb b~epobnten Wirtbsbaus
les gu citation Yoncil Bel ct. Marie aus.
@ebdube unb M6bel wurben ein Raub bee
Slammen. Der Serluit betrdgt etpa Gr.
5000 fir bas @ebdube unb Sr. 1000 fir
bic Wt6bel. Mdn mutbmaBt Sranbfifs
tuns. aaes 1T ueriidert.
abrien Coffin s. j., elmer Der ers
item SniaBen bes Sauies Der S~eiuiten III ct.
6rancis fauerius in 9lrlon, ~perungliidte auf
einem giienbabnsus Bel Orleans uab itar6
bort in 6olse ieiner gsrlssunsen. Ct
iolte in Sursem mad Der inbii9sn Miiiion
abreiien.-R. /. P.
am 6. Stunt farb gb6e SuIbout,
Ytarrer ptn Straindamps, sesbrt unb aes
liebt BON aueu, bic i'm tannten. Der
Veritorbene 1T betannt bur9 feline ar4dos
lostl4en &enntnihe, Defenders bur6 feline
4bbanoluns: LIE Luxembourg romain.
R. |. P.
6err O. s. @aIopin, itelpertres
TENDER Staatsprocurator gu Neufdateau,
TT in berielbsn gisemi9aft mad 8srpisrs
ueriest worben.
gu Wa9eret, 9smeinbe Warbin,
wiro cine neue Rapene sebaut, bic %, 500
it. tolten iou.
Der am 6. SUM- In @rlon abaebalz
tene Sabrmarft wurbe gut bsiu9t unb es
mar siemlia uiel 9ieb bort gum gertauf
ausseltelt, bod seidaben I'M @erbdltnis
ni9t i%ouiele @ef9dfte, ais man bate srz
parteu f0nnen.
am 8. Stunt, Nadts balb eff, ents
lub ii9 elm i9redIides @suitter iber
Serismenil (Samree). Der glis i9lus
in oas nit Strob ssbette Steinbaus bes
gderers s. so. Grimes. Das @ebdubs.
cine Siege unb elm 9aufe &artoffeIn perz
b%rannten. Ser Sdaben lit su 1900 Sr.
absei9dst. Ri9ts lit uerii9ert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-03
Sefsi(&-S

SIM Nrronbiem ent Warde III
su Sarsimont an Stsle bes peritorbenen
Ssrrn 5. s. Soup Ssrr W. Mi9sI gum
S~Irsermeilttr srnannt poroen.
SIM Irronbiiismen girton,
@emeiube 6lorenuiue, III an Stele bes
Ssrrn s. s. Youin Srieur, Serr s. Sacob
Ssrmann gum S9Oiien ernannt pOroen.
Serr u. .. s. gorbiiisr Hotars:
ganbioat gu Yaaiieul 1T an Stsls bss
uerabidiebetsn Satsrs gum @sri1tspous
,ieber am Tribunal Item Snitan, gu Hsufs
dateau srRannt woroen.
In BEN 9rensen swiiden Der Yro.
pins unb benz @roBber3ostbum treiben lid
f~ortudbrsnb StroI9e berum, bic aIlsrbanb
Oiebereien uns llnfug treiben. SIS lit
i9wer fur bic Yoli,ei, bic Rerle binsfsit gu
MAIDEN, ba ie baIb b~issieits baIb ~ienieits
Der @ren3s iinb.
am IL. Stunt entIub iid ibsr 9aro9s
unb llmsssenb sesen Ibeub elm idrsdlides
Sewitter nit S9lofen unb Sassl, man1s
R5rnsr soIoid; StraBen, 6eusr, 9duisr,
alss wurbe iiberi9wsmmt. Die @sbduSs
,~ittsrtsn in ibren Sunoament, 70 tart wurbs
Ser Sturm. 9unberte Senferi9sibsn muir.
ben ssrtrimmert. 0as i9limmits 1T aber,
baB bic i96n itebenSe, uiel usriprs9snbs
grnote sdn,li4 in ben Soben sei9Iaseu
finb uiinirt wurbe.
MIsber bo9m. Yfarrer pon Ga.
moisue uon ieiner &omreiie ;uridtsbrts,
b~ereitete ibm feline @emeinbe einsn auBsr'
orosntIi4 i46nen Gmpfans.
Mm o. SUM- fanb man bic 9sids ei,
mes II idbrisen @reiies. Sean Robemburs
Gassl6bner 3u Bisonuile auf benz 1srrito'
RUM Der @emeinbe 0iuiers: beuant: Orpal
Or. Mi@el uon G~lorenuiae erfIdrts, be-
@srbIi&ens isi um S%Onnsnfi@ svft@bsn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-03

llno 10 baben, wie bic wsrtben 0eier
aus elmer Corresponding aus Snbiana, an.
bern Orts ieben f%Onnen, Bic BsIsii9 Currents
burger iest aud einen berSbren bier i'm Deins
berse bes Germ arbeiten. W6se bic Saat,
bic Der Neuseweibte ausidt, sebetben,
bldben uab 6ri9te trassn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-03
Oi6cee 0incennes.
Gorreiponoen3.
2sopoIb, Ysrrp Co., Snbiana.

Seopolo, perrD Co., Snolana.
2isber Serr @onner!
6eute ben IL. Sfni feierten mir elm
Seft, unb guar erit bas speite berartise i'm
County. Oie Primisfeisr ndmli9 bes
bo1m. Germ 5pppolitus Bierrarb, sebo:
rem tn &ules, Belsieu. Ser bo9w. 9err
murbe am 20. Mai nebit ii anbere 6erren
(poruntsr iiinf Benebiciiner) pom bo9m.
6errn 0ii1of be ct. Yalais in Der Benes
bietiner Mbtei gu ct. Wsinrab gum prieiter
9eweibt unh fam am 80 Mai mad Qeopolb
gu ieinen erfrsuten gltern, mo- er pom
6reunben unb Befannten Der llmsesenb
auf's Wdrmife e~mpfansen wurbe.
Seute, am Gage ieiner primis, mar bic
Rir9e auf's SSSnits ssidmidt, unb nidt
alein &atboliten, aud Grotsitantsn Der
ueri9ieoeniten BetenntniHe, brdnsten ii9
maienweiie i9on in aIsr 6ribe ms @ots
tesbans, UNI iid einen Sis gu iidern. I'm
10 llbr besann bas 6c9amt. Die Seit:
prebist bielt &euerenb s. o. llnpsrsast,
Wrieiter Der @emeinbe) in berebeten @ors
ten. gr ipra1 iber bic @irbs unb Birbe
bes Yrteiters unb iiber bic gbrfur9t, msI1e
has Bolt ibm i9uIbe. SIS warsn i'm San.
gen Is Srieiter berbeisesiIt, bic iebr uiel gu
erbabenen 6eier beitrusen. Der Gbor
lang unter 2situns bes bo9p. P. Mauritius
o. S..B. meiiteus CHORAL. 9lm Gage Dor
benz Seite traf bic st. Meinrab Silper
Gornet Sanb" Elm, bic iebssmal BEL ben
Yro3eiiionen ibre Melobien b0ren lieSen.
Die Glteru beS bphm. ,6erru hatteu Elm
Dinner peranitaltst, an benz ii9 aqe, bic
sur 6eier setommen, bstbsilistsn. gm
@admittase iab man ben Yrimisiasten
iiberau ieins seueibten Sdnbe iiber bic
tSduptIein Der Rinber unb 9reiie balten
uno iie iesnen. Der N~eussweibte bat
feline Stubien i'm Seminar ct. Gbomas in
garostown, &p., uub in ben lesten Sab:
rem BEL ben 8enebictinern in ct. Meinrab
semadt. M6se Soft ibm elm isss- srei9es
Wirten perIeiben unb inn istn iapsres uab
pi9tises amt erIei9tern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-03
Di5eeie QouispiIIe.

Vim 9onnerfag, ben 2l. Suni unidieb
i'm ct. gliiabetb.5 Oipital, lu louisville,
Der bo9w. Batter Wartin 6Ipnn. Oerielbe
war frlbsr on Der ct. Yatridss 6ir9e, ipd.
ter Ia SbsIbpuiae unb Na,aretb ais priss
fer tbdtis.