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DIFFODILS.

This sunny day. 80 glad. so gay,
song my blooming garden fills;
And she has come, the smiling May
And strOSH her way with daffOdiIs.
They nod t. me. with glances free,
TIL all my heart complaining stills:
l. Is So g. q once more to see
NY g0.dt II, golden daffOdilS.
A fairy ring, they sway. they swing,
Where the hayward west wind wills:
They tim tia melody of Spring.
Those gid n, golden daffodis
Fair stars 81 May, they light tn way,
Till IE'R-t life's winlTy ills.
For, oh, | see my darling stray
AdUwH among the daffOdils.
Her hair L. goldener than they,
Her laughter all my pulses thrills;
All, heeting mirage of the May,
She wakes not with the daifOdilS.
The Atlantic Month IN,
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7 NMAN LINE
INmAN LINE
ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS,
NEW YORK to QUEENSTOWN & LIVERPOOL
EVERY THURSDAY OR SATURDAY.

1o1s. Tons.
City Of Richmond A, 6O7 City Of New York.8 500
City Of Chester. ..4, 568 City Of Paris. O81
These magnificent steamers, built in watertight
compartments, are among the strongest, largest
and fastest on the Atlantic,
The saloons are luIuriously furnished, especially
well lighted and ventilated and take up the whole
amidships, forward Of the engines, where least
noise and motion is felt, and repete with every
berthS, electric bells, &c.
The cuisine has always been speciality Of this lne
Ladies' cabins and bathrooms, gentlemen's smok.
Ing and bathrooms, BARRIERS shops, pianos, libra
For rates of passage and other information apply
to JOHN 6. DALE, Agent 81 and 80 Broadway,
n. Y.;J. W. BOTELER BRO, 923 Pa. ave.,
Agents for d. c.: ID. A. BROSNAN, 926 G. ST.
NV; g. w. MOSS, Adams Express. te13-mwf6m
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TLYDE'S NEW EXPRESS LINE
" BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA. ALEXANDRA, WAS

INGTON AND GEORGETOWN,
CONNECTING AT PHILADELPHIA WITH CLYDE'S
LINE FOR BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, AND
NEW ENGLAND STATES.
Sailing Days.
From Philadelphia Saturday, at IL m.
From Washington-Monday, at IL am.
From GeOrgetown-Monday, at 7p.m.
Freights received daily. Through 49,
Bills of lading given to Boston and
Providence: Consignees wishing
their goods landed at GEORGETOWN wharf win please
For full information apply to j. II. JOHNSON
b CO., 1902 street northwest. and 18th street
wharf, washington, D. G; G.F; HYDE 30 Wa
Co, General Managers, IL South Wharves, Phila-
delphia. mar2O-ly
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STEAMERS, &c.

u The Steamer MATTANO, Capt. ~6-,
s M xs Syies win IL MAKE MAXI shree sIiGs
aid one to LEONARDTOWN, stopping at inter-
Mediate landings going and returning; For further
In foi nation inquire at q. L. Shertf,s Coal and
" God Office, lila and 1913 PENNSYLVANIA avenue
AID at wharf, foot Of 9th and n streets.
ap2O-u q. TUCKER JONES, Agent.
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OOHEN'S LOAN OFFICE, corner of 9Th street
" and New York avenue, entrance on New, <0N
York avenue. The most private Loan Once ~
I'm the city. Money loaned q the lowest0 q
rate Of interest on Gold and Silver Watches Plafe
and Gent,emen's Clothing, Carrots. and al articles
" vBoSs tAnl-ly
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GERMAN LLOYD.

STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK
SOUTHAMPT6N AND BREMEN,
The steamers Of this Company win sail every Sat-
urday from Bremen Pier, foot Of Third 500
street, Hoboken. Rates OF passage: 24&N
From New York to Southampton, Lon -@1zzaD
don, Havre and Bremen. first cabin, 500; second
cabin $50 gold; steerage $50 currency. For freight
or passage, apply to OELRICHS CO,
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THE Chicago inter- ocean says that the citi-
zens of Chicago have taken alarm at the re.
cent performances of the Commune, and sew
eIal thousand dollars were raised on Wednes-
day. for better equipping the Police and pro.
yiding for force to meet any outbreak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-04

SOMETHING FOR voYAGERs TO REMEMBER,
II death by drowning be inevitable as in a
shlpwreck, the easiest way to die would be to
suck water into the lungs by powerful inspi-
face. A person who had the courage to do
this would probably become almost imme.
diately unconscious and never rise to the sur.
face. ASs soon as the fluid filled his lungs all
feelings OF chillinesS and pain would Cease,
the Undesirable semi-delirium that accom-.
panies anestheSia would come on, with ring.
Ing in the ears and delightful visions of color
and light, while he would seem to himself to
be gently sinking to rest on the sOftest of beds
and with the most delightful of dreams
Popular Science Monthly.
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
A(GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC

OGFNERAL TRANSATLANTIC ~
COMPANY Between New York and [EHfh
Hsvre. Pier ~. N. B., foot Morton st.
SAINT LAURENT, Capt. Lachesnez, We'd
nesdayi May 9; loan.
81 LABRADOR, Capt. sanglier, wednesday, May
CANADA, Capt. Frangeul, wednesday, May
%, 10 am.
Price Of Passage in Gold (including wine)-To
Havre, First Cabin. 500; Second Cabin, $685. Third
Cabin, $S6. Steerage, S28, including wine, bed
ding, and utensils.
Steamers .'PEREIRE, ;, WILLIE DEPARIS,'
sengerf.
LOUIS DE BEBIAN, Agent, IS Broadway,
Or g.. W, MOSS. 226 Penn. ave. T. W. BOTE.
LER BRO, 823 Penna. ave., agents for WASH
ington, DC. feb283m
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FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

g, IVn IUIUMAG IN Eh LANUINIS.
Steamer JOHN w. THOMPSON, Captain JOHN
K WOOD. leaves her wharf, termi- ~-
nus OF 7th ana 9th street liDeof cars. Ezss4asmN
a. M, three times per week, for
CGrTioman. Nomini and LeOnardtOwn. stoppinp At
intermediate landings each trip. Days of sailing,
same as Steamer Mattano.
Metropolitan Bank, knoI'S Express Office, or at
he Company IS Wharf, foot OF 9Th street,
Baggage called for on application at Knox's Ex-
rss Once. SAMUEL BACON, Pres't.
B., j, ACCINELLY. Agent.
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A NCHOR LINE.
n UNITED STATES NAIL NTfh
STEAMERS, SSS44s2x&S
Sail from New York for

GLASGOW every SATURDAY !:
LONDON every WEON ESDAY !:
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed for ele-
gance and comfort. All Staterooms on main
deck. and Saloon amidships.
SAL OON CABINS, $65 TO $50, CURRENCY,
SECONDCABIN including all requisites $40.
Excursion Tickets for First-class Passage, New
York to Paris and return, $l35 to S195, accord
ing to stateroom and route chosen.
For Books of Information, Plans, &C.
Apply to HENDERSON BROTHER.
BOWLING GREEN, NEW YORK,
Or to ANNIE K. HUMPHREYS, 43O 10th ST. n,
W.. Washington. ap24 3m
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ARRANGEMENT.

FOR NORFOLK, FORTREss MONROE AND
THE SOUTH.
Tie swift and elegant iron Steamer LADY OF
THE LAKE, Capt. G. j. BONNIE 49,
VILE, leaves 6th-street wharf,
DAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at o'cl'k
pm, connecting with steamers for Boston, Provi-
aence and other Northern Points. Returning
leaves Norfolk every TUESDAY, THURSDAY
snd SATURDAY, ut 8 O'Clock p. 70.
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A MEXICAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
"a sail every THURSDAY direct from 800
Queenstown. S4
Iabin, intermediate and steerage passage tickets
can lie had at H. ID. COOKE, JR. co. g, Bank
ers, 1899 st. Also, agents for the Red Star Line
to Antwerp. my22-tf
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SAMUEL BACON, President.

CTATE LINE.-TO GLASGOW, LIVER
- POOL. DUBLIN, BELFAST, LONDON
DERRY. AND THE PARIS EXPOSITION.
From Pier AZ North River, foot OF Canal street,
STATE OF GEORGIA. ....Thursday MAY 2
STATE or LOUISIANA. THURSDAY, NAV 9
STATE OF NEVADA. ........ Thursday, Nav %
First cabin. $50 to S75. according to accommO-
daticns: return tickets at reduced rates. Second
cabin, S45. Steerage at lowest rates.
Apply to AUSTIN BALDWIN & CO, Agents
No. ~ Broadway, New York.
Steerage Tickets at No. As Broadway and at COM
pany, pier. foot Of Canal st North River myl- i'm
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THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.

hO1 AL MA1L SIEAMSdlHS,
BETWEEE NEW I0RK AHD LLIERP0OL.
FROM new YORK. FROM NEW YORK.
scythia.: Wed. Nay ] seythia. Wed, june 8
Bothnia. Wed, Nay e Bothnia. WED, june Is
Algeria Wed, May e Algeria. Wed, June Is
Russia Wed, May g Russia. :. Wed, July
And every Following Wednesday from New York.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Accoro1ng TO accommOdationg
No Storage.
bS steamers not carrying steeraee $50 800 and
tiS0 gold, according to accommodation.
lckets 20 Paris, t16, gold, additional.
netuIn tickets on favorable terms.
steerage ct very low rates. SteerAge tickets from
Liverpo0! and Queenstown and al other parts Of
Europe ut lowest rates.
Through bills OF lading given for Belfast, Glas-
cow, Havre, Antwerp and other ports on the Con-
dnent. and for Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply st the Company's
ONCE, No. 4 Bowling Green, or both SteerAge and
T 94a9, cnHiEGs. g. rRAHCKLYH. Agent. NY
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STEAMERS FOR NEW YORK.

The steamers JOHN GIBSON and z. c.,
KNIGHT alternately leave Pier Al East
River, New York, at O'Clock pm. [{HIn
every SATURDAY at 4 p m. George SDraSfs2sR
town every MONDAY, and Alexandria same day.
Freight taken at lowest rates. For Information
Apply a. Office over Metropolitan Bank. 18th street.
or To r. P. A. DENHAM, Agent, Water street,
ap21-tr SAMUEL BACON President
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LINE.

TUNARD LINE.
~ NOTICE.
With the view Of diminishing the chances of
collision. the Steamers of this line take a specific
course for all seasons of the year.
On the outward passage from Queenstown to New
York or Boston, crossing the meridian Of 30 at x3
lat., or nothing to the north of q.
On the homeward passage crossing the meridian
Of 30 at ~ lat, or nothing TO the north of A.
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A!Swan's down is the under down of geese
plucked from the living bird. e"~
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THE WEEKLY. STAR

The WEEKLY STAR
Is published and ready for delivery every FRI
day morning, at 800 per year. Single copies
scents.
copies one year for $500, and one copy to
the eetter-up Of the club. 10 copies one pear
for 1890 and one copy to the getter-up Of the
club. 20 copies one year SEQ
~ 1t is a condition OF this offer that the
subscriptions Of each club shall all commence
at the same time. and all 60 to the same post
Office.
IS subscriptions In all cases,-whether sin.
gle or In cubs,-to be paid in advance, and NO
paper sent longer than paid for.
Address, in all cases,
THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER Co,
WASHINGTON, D. q
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with an apparatus, thus necessitating written
letter of the old fashioned sort. In that case
the writer would use his simply
from the photograph at leisure, causing as
many words to be uttered at one time as his
memory was capable Of retaining until he had
stenOgrapher, nor need he have been present
when the letter was dictated, sc.
The advantages OF such an innovation upon
the present, slow, tedious. and costly methods
are too numerous, and too readily suggest
themselves to warrant their enumeration, while
there are no disadvantages which will not dis.
appear eoineident with the general introduce
i. Ddctdtion.--All kinds and manner of dicta-
ton which will permit of the application of the
mouth of the speak er to the mouthpiece of the
photograph as In the case Of letters. If the
matter is for the printer, he would much pre-
Ter, IN setting it up in type, to use his ears in
1t would be even worth while to compel wit.
nesses in court to speak directly into the pho
nograph. in order to thus obtain an unim.
The increased delicacy OF the photograph.
which is in the near future, will enlarge this
held rapidly. 1t may then include all the say
the viii them ane Segs tbe
utterances OF public speakers.
Books:-BOOks may be read by the charita-
readers that Sy
and the record OF such book used In the asy.
lums of the blind, hospitals. sick chamber, or
even with great profit and amusement by the
lady or gentleman whose eyes and hands may
be otherwise employed; or, again, because OF
the greater enjoyment to be had from book
when read by an elOcutionist than when read
sheet, repeating this book from 50 to a 100 times
| as 1t will, would command a price that would
pay the original reader we'll for the slightly in
photograph.
Educational Purposes.-As an Evolutionary
teacher, or as primary teacher for children
| 1t will certainly be invaluable. BY 1t Difficult
passages may be correctly rendered for tn
| pupil but once, after which he has only to ap
| ply to his photograph for instructions. The
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-30

Our9 bieies wunbsrbare Del Rnb id,u
raebr Meni9ea BON un3dblbaren idmsr,
Ii4en 9eiben sebsiIt worben, als burd irs
senb ein anberes dbnli9es duBerltdeS
Wetttel tn Der @eIt.
Seitbem bieies aIte beutide WittsI in
Mmerifa Ginsans sefunben, bat es nuns
bsrbare ReiuItate er5ieIt ; Tale Don Rbeus
matismus, ueI9e 80 Sabre lang alien ans
sswanbten innerIi9en unb duBerIidem Wss
bi3inen trosten, wi9sn burd @ebraud
elmer ein;isen Glai9s pon st. Safobss
Del. Sc bat Bel aQen S6me,aen cine
wabrbaft elettriide Wirtuns, benn Bel benz
@ebrau@e bes Oels finbet Der Yatient beut,
li4, ME BITE Sdmer3en bur9 basieIbe pers
brdnst, ia f0rmIi@ aus benz RSrper beraus.
s9osen perben.
nnfdae, NIT S9msr3sn perbuaben,
tommen bann unb pam in ieber SamiIie
Dor anb es III baber pfidt zines Seben,
itets elm MitteI bel Der 6anb su baben,
wel4es ni9t aasin iosIsi9 9inbsruns Der
S9mer3en brinst, ionbern wsI1es aud bas
usbel in tur3er iSeit bsiIt. ales bieies
p~olIbringt bas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-30

pa- Ser Rem Yorter 9oIi5eiri9ter
Smith psritsbt .inen WiB. Sieier Gage
purbe ibm Elm Srldnoer, Iamens Dennis
2artins, porsefibrt uno Der Hi4ter iaste :
,Sis purben tannibaliId brtrunisn auf
Der StraBs sefunoen." - .2ann mir sar
ni9t paifren, absr Scr Wauleiel BON go.
Ii3eioi.ner perbaftete mid in gruanselung
elmer bsiisr.n Beiddftisuns." = .Sis
iinb nm $40 ssbibt'" mWas i'd bdtts
bloB $40 sinsebibt9 sic weroen Oas ni9t
redt piKsn /; i'd babe Den lebten Gent ein-
s.biBt unb tann sic besbalb ni4t einmal
5u sinsm frii9sr Srunf. einlab.n, mub mid
bssbalb isbt Solo" empfsblen.~ = Yoli.
aft. brinssn sic ben Wann surid. Wsil
sic 10 piel Wis baben. lei Sbnen bic Stra.
fe biz auf 50 na4Selaisn.~ - .S46n,
Ssrr Ri9tsr, bab sic 10 na9sebenb fno
ipenn i9 sinmal 5pei Dollars finbe, 10 ftno
sic Der grite, Der He 6etommt.~ Spra9'a
uno sins unbsIditist bon bann.n.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-30

pa- Ser @sl9mad bari gsssn @si4t
uno @,b6r nidt psrna9ldifst ,porben.
Dem Witroitop unb Witropbon foist bas
Mitrotropb. Das ~serinsite Stid zines
Iabrungsmittsls, pel9ss on Dos Obisctiu.
gnbs bisiss Snitrumentes selest tpirb,
bringt auf Die 3unse unb ben Masen bes
Yeoba9ters bic enormitsn @irtunssn Der.
bel. Dor Der Sa9peritdnbigen. COMMIT.
fion tpurben u. y. folssnoe Experiments
anssttIt auf Den Sbisetentii9 famen {:
Elm babies St6r.g i, Elm Stid9.n BON benz
Yapier, NORM 2a1s einsepidslt gepeien
NOR, unb Der Bort elmer SsetHai9e. Nan
Iisb man sinen bunsrissn @ourmanb our9
bas Snltrument binour9i4msdsn unS
binnsn 8urSem peri9erte Der Seini9mef-
fer, sr sntFnne Iid ni9t, i.mals 10 p%ortref.
ni9 %osjsunirt su baben. Gin Sal3torn
psruria4te Del einer, %3peiten 8eoba9tsr
sinen burd itunosnlarsss @aHertrinten
ni9t gu itinsnoen 9urft; Ia no1 mebr /:
Elm @ran Sped er3suste fait momentum
Settlu9t Bel elmer britten Ysrlon, bic inoeb
bur9 anwsnouns zines Sropfsns RarIs.
babsr Sprubsls sbenioi4nsI mieber furirt
wuros. S9limmer crying IS Dem Grim.
Der islbit, Der ii9 ni9t i9eute, T9 ben
ginHdHen elmer pin3isen auantitdt
bur9 oas Witrstropb ~aus3uIeb.n.
Mit allen 3,iasn bes ~besinnsnosn Dsliri.
ums puros ct mad Sauie ssi9aft.
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Qftrr aifnf 4 Sobn.
0eneral . M0entmt

far bic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
9mperiaf & 2lOrtderu 9n[. Cos, pon SOnSom.
Sopaf 9nG. &c., Don SiperpoOf.
gonmsrtiaf 2lmiOn 40. &c., pom SOHSon.
German american Su(. &c., Don 2tsw2 Jors.
ST. Sauf Sener & 9aarine Snf. Co.,
! puu ST. 9anf.
81. 9oltp6 Ssnn & 2aarine SnL &c.,
Don ST. Soltp6.
4tfantit 9n[. g., Don GLEN gOrR.
German 9nf. g., poa Sreeporf, SG.
g. g. Attissntiaf AT. &c., Don SartforS.
erdptlers 9nl. go, pom Sartforb.
Aetna Sit 5nL &c., pom SarlforS.
Gttft nad3tissn gsmpasnitsn, bic I'D BET BEN gbteaas uns
csasn Star bar9 gan!tlt@s 8abluns tbrr 8aluEt Sc.
napm passn, tmpftpltn no fsIbf ant fsnntn gua6upnatu
BON 9tssatfum ~ ben biaisatu Rattn tatsstn stupp men
rrttu.
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nay. Sdbiy6, a,inSIboft e,oof uns

pas- Sibiids Geinbidaft. = Siaat unb
Aaron uaren In Golse zines St.sitss
Ssinos ssiporoen. go oft he ii4 auf Der
Strabs bssssnsn, ipuden he Dor sinanbsr
aus. gines abenos in einsm @artsn Con.
cert muB aaron, ba fsin anbersr Ylat
msbr frsi 1T, fd su Siaat an Elm unb Den.
islbsn Siid isBsn. Ysios uisbsrbolsn bas
Spuden nit oblisatsn S9impfporten.
Sa tOmmt elmer Der WuRtantsn gum @srb.
einiammsln. Siaaf sibt Elm Ginicsat.
Stad auf ben Seller uno oils Der giniamm.
Ter nun aud gu Aaron fommt brsbt q
F4 um unb iast:
uWsr 3ua ssb6r'n buiammsn"
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4 8entur

fur h 3 srsbtsn DampH&ths. gSmpasnistu mao surs, a.
Gdsltdbs Mbfabrt.
Sauaturs- NmsrifaniI&e 2inie f6 Dampjer.
Hprs-D entf&sr eloyb, Bremen is Dampier.
@unare einte, eiperpopl u. Mntpsr. IS Dameier.
Wh Sfar stnt 8 Dampfer.
DIE 3auftntt ron yafastertn, Bic Id In BEN Isst.u Is
Saprtn auf etteu Ddmpftrn turabtr unb btulbtr fpdtr
east, fne BITE btat GmpfttIpus unb tabtn mtr saS Butrsssn
uStnu 8rtunht sta6ut
Sn 0erbinbuns nit Obisem, feue i'd
We4iel auf ale 5auptfdbte @uropa's aus.
Gttenbabn 9t6etS 7a
sad aaen 5suptadhten amuiia's uni aaIfsrnia's fSnnm
Zen eanttn das tn mentr OfEet ~ ben tsstlm6Siseu grtiItn
adaah rrstn; - n nt&t nStsts 10 auf ben Dspsts bic
&trpen einfpttn ~ IaHn.
@runoeiseutbnm (REAL ESTATE.
gins srsst ausSabl be- btaen etast. gissntsuus, nj,
aud. bermen unh prairednhutitn sas BET rr aes ~ stu
9enftefen Utetneunstn ~ tabtn uRe trfu&t Id isbeu, Der
ietn gen IN ~atstnttum e6u anh strsaubrtnseh suIistn
nth, mrint eifn " prafn.
8tr qnIssuus bon gapitsItsu ptss auf a&ras mn saua,
eeetft Ssrst srrasta. '
Deter aiene.
Soll &teH,
2anfbrsft. 5vpstttisn. aebh aaeu sfal.tusn stsutnt
utrssu sufs panitii&at bdsrst.
CfRes: Gfs ssa geatn uus 5. etraSt,
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
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bas- Our Yerpoufdnbisun9 Der 6tatu.
ten Der bisiissn femperen5. Gsieni@oft
loltsn nod fOlsenos Yarasrapben In bic.
Islben aufssnommen tper6en:
L. Sober Ssmpsrsn3lsr ntub oils Nb3ei.
den elm bIaues Banb unb cine rotbe Naie
tra9en.
2. 3u4tbduslsr anb lol9e, Die es usroen
uolen, werosn gu gbrenmitsliebern &c.
riannt.
8. Wer finfsis Wal i'm &innitsin ssIe-
gen unb minoeitens jebn Walin Stationss
bdu{srn gei1lafen bat, miro gum Sitter
Der vS6bne POM Oroen Der S4nappsto-
wis" ernannt.
A. Yrdiioent fam Nieman6 psroen, Der
ni6t minoetsns 10 Wal NIT 20 Yro3ent
vselsttslt" bat.
5. abidredsnbe Bsiipiele srbaltsn BEL
freier 9et0Itisuns So per Sag unb 5
Quart feinsn 2ernidnapps.
6. @er S9aBmeiiter usrbsn min, mus
oas S9loHerbanbuert selernt baben uno
srobs @eiaidli4tsit i'm .MOuen" befben.
7. IS piro fOrtseiOfien. (Gr. pr.)
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B@r Muf Der giisnbabn. @sii.nbsr T.
sic, 1T Der nd4ite nod q. absebenbe
3us eth Summelsus2"- 8eamtsr : .Iein,
oas ni4t, absr sr nimmt trobbsm Yumm.
Ter nit"
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unterb E 8.


Rstts dusdnstsn sdsri ,ismst BEN gtrtesn,
trfttttrt bic Stelt une b~tfSretrt fttR
bic 9tfunsstt hes aebe.
p6s- Wiber bi. D.nuneianten i4reibt
Der 9srl. Rlubbsrabati9 pom %. Stunt:
tRimm bid in a&t o YubIifum!
Sie Oenuncianten sebn tuieoer I'M
put bid Dor ben Oenuncianten
l1nb fbsif abenbs bu bsim Wein,
go a4te mobl auf bic &soen oein -
Sif bid Dor ben Osnuneianten!
Gin % ort, baB Did gang barmlos binft,
gu unberufenen Obren oringt -
6dt bid Dor ben Denuneianteu!
Damn uiro perbrebt es uno u~mseprdst
l1nb no9mals Dir in Den W}uno 8eie9t-
Sif DID Dor ben Oenunciantsn
S&neu wirb seididt mad Der Yolijet
Sic Sdi4er ellen bon Corn herbet-
Sif bid Dor ben Senuneianten
Damn tpirit man bid in elm asrterlo9,
.3eri&ldat pieIeidt Dir bic ano4sn NOD
Sif bid Dor ben Senuneianten
llnb aibt mon bid au9 balb tuieber los.
ST bod Der S9a6e, bic Yein gar 9roB =
Dit bid Dor ben Oenuncianten
9od tpemn's Der Seaunciant sei4m6rt
go bon bein 9beil bu u. biit 3erft6rt -
6if bid Dor ben 0enuneianten
Drum. Rbef am Nbenb ou beia Wein,
90 a4te tuobl auf bic &eoe oein -
Sit' Did Dor ben Senuncianten
gs lsbe bod bas ssmeine Wobl
llno Dos Yaterlanb T! unb Der @eier boP
Sic S4ufte bon Senuneianten
Ellsworth American., 1878-03-07
Cha pser ,.

AN ACT amend section hirtywo, chapter four of the
Revised Statutes, as amended by chapter two hundred
and thirteen OF the public laws Of eighteen hundred
and seventy y-seven, relating to elections
Be enacted by the Senate and House Of Representa-
fiues in Legislature assembled, as follows;
Section thrtytwo Of chapter four Of the revised stat
utes amended by chapter two hundred sd thirteen Of
the public laws Of eighteen hundred and seventy
is amended by adding at the end Of said section the fol-
lowing Words provided however, that nothing contained
in this section shall be construed to give the governor and
council authority to determine questions Of eligibility
In cases Of senators and in the legislature
30 that said Bection amended, shall read follows
SECT. 80. In order determine the result of any
election by ballot the number Of persons who voted at
such election shall first be ascerained BY counting the
whole number Of separate ballots given in, which shall
be distinctly stated recorded and returned No person
ineligible the office shall be declared elected but
cast for such shall be counted to determine whether
has received the necessary number Of all the
votes cast In Of to congress- and to
the state legislature registers OF Deeds county and state
officers, except where different rule is prescribed in the
constitution, the person or persons, not exceeding the
number to be voted for at any time for any such
Office having the highest number of votes given such
election shall be declared to be elected and the governor
shall issue certificate thereof II by Of two
Of the having the highest number Of votes
receiving equal number, the election OF the requisite
number Of officers cannot be deca ed without dec aring
than the requisite number eec Of those hav
ing equal Of votes shall be declared be elected
In all other person shall be deemed declared
to be elected who has not received majority OF the whole
number Of votes counted aforesaid; and numt or
greater than is required be chosen receive majority
o tie VI Votes 50 SNen 80
qured Of those who the greatest
such majority, shall be declared to be elected II the
number be elected cannot be so completed by Of
any Of such persons having received equal
number Of votes the persons having such equal numbers
sha be declared not elected In all not otherwise
provided for no person eligible to the Office receives
the requisite number Of votes to elect him. then the
snail order elections provided, however, that
nothing contained in this section shall be construed to
give the governor and council any authority to determine
questions Of eligibility In Of senator's and represen-
tatives to the legislature
Approved February 4, 1879