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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-10-26


municipal cornoration. exca,,t the c;tv nj
New Orleans. shall levy or collect in any
one year more than one ner centn1n taxa.
ton upon the actual casj, volne Of ali the
real and ners0nal nronertv liable IN taxn,
ton within it's limits. The General Assem.
bly shall not have mower tn ;ss,a any
bond or nledge the FAITH. of tl,o state e.,
any pnrnose' nor shall r. anthnr;za INV
parish or m,nic,pal cornoratinn tn ;ssn"
any bond or create any delft: nror;ded. that
this shall not prOhil,it the ;ssu. nf new
bonds in exchange for old bonds. where the
debt or rate Of imter.st ia not iu.r.,.aa
u N'""." fo.h'
lne members OF the General Assembly
s'i'''I se PAM II salary OF five hundred dol
lars (S'oo) per session, and actual trave-
ing expenses by the nearest practicable
route, not +" exceed fifty dollars $500 for
~ ~" =. '''nn p'oe'ue"' that II Two SEES,
receive. far tL. s.cn,,a s.ss 'n% =, 'n.! e."'.
Il SALARY of only two lnulrai and So, .iall
lars (xI5Ol aud .ctu,I NIL. ...a s..
by the nearest practicable route. NOT to
eSce.,, MY dollars ($JO) for any II MEM
pei ne regular nieilhial session shall not
exceed ninety lays ~ duration, unless by
t"te OF ,w"-ti''rts OF the members elected
/c.:f ~ h"'S'A"iy'
No'r'he OUT artlcse thlrty-hlle.)
NUMBER FIVE.
The C.r.r,, Ass.,,,,v ,1..u
any local or s,,.c;al l,w n""., m"I pas
me in cr;,n;nal c...s h."';Sn"I !. w.
mpr Of ne,snns l-a,;t;,".t;m'. e. .mo :"
tinr roads str...t. ~. ill.,, .".'",.", ...'.-
fines. n.m,lt;ss ava a,t"As' 'e,,a...as
dino ,nnn,.vs l.,.iI, ~, 49, l'i"''
~. ,tf..t;nw ~. ,"a" i''" ~ 'i''s"-
sons ndr ,,;s,li;tr a,s,.m" "'s'" y. per-
from tnxatinm ,,n,t;n .S.",i''"S p,"l'ci.s
ralizinv thn ,o,+hn' ~ ",""I",s -.
Of any officer nr AREN'T en- So" 30. az
,nv m,r;.h or ,,n;.;"oI; ."o .,."..' ol"l
4vtr, cn,nn.,,snt;n, ".,. , Su. any
AGENT. or contractor .f.'r ~" n"., "'I w..
been r.n1nraI NJ, n"nraa,, - mas
any pnrish s.at, mr. crn.t;n,, nnw ,"'.i'ns
cx:.,,t Inv tina o,san+ - ~ nv. .'''snIs'
cun, fcI .~l.ctors nf.,a ,n, "i,'".''a ~ 'ne
to he affected in nil "t,nnr - ' ".an.
general law cam Iva mad. ,,n,;o,i,n "".,I"
cal or snrcia| Inv xhnu ha rn.""a A' y
~
NUMBER SIX
The governor shall receive q salary of
seven Thousand dollars 1cr nnnum. nav,-
BILE quarterly, on his own warrant.
(Strike out article ifty ski
>,,c -
III, E
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-10-26
SATURDAY, OCT. &c, 1873.
Official Directory
Fourth Judicinl District.

Comprising the Parishes of Ascension,
st. James, ST. John the Baptist and st.
Charles.
District Judgc..-.-...--...li Henry Dnffel.
District Attorney .....--..F. b. Earllart.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-10-26
Seventh Senatorial District.


Parish or st. James.
Richard Simms.
Representatives.. Vincent Dickinson
Lucicn Come.
Parish Julyc.........S. +. Siskron.
Parish Attorney X. Winchester,
Clerk ofCourt ..-.....E Emile J. Laichc,
Recorder. Louis Dngas,
Treasurer .--...---.lIe Henry Fritc:,
Tax Collector ........E T.. G. Mirc.
Sheriff Victor Miles,
Coroner Jules Leblanc,
Parish Ihysician..... NJ. La,nlrcmont
Assessor Jules Dornier.
supervisor of Regis
Official Journal. ...-..LE LoulsIANAls,
POLICE Jury.
President, A.. l.. Bourgeois:
Secretary. Emile }. Laichc:
M.mlrrs. J. a. Hr,il!ct. j. r. Fcrcl,aud,
Telicirn Wagnr>iuck. Desire Leblanc. ia
mes Davis. Alfred Mirt. Henry Johnson.
Felix +. Pocl,c, Richard 4. Harrison.
SCHOOL BOARD.
President, !. Gentil:
Secretary. j. Louis Gaudct:
Members, j. T.. lu"hr. Nnrrrliu 1ir-
caii, Alfred Plai>,nrr, =. Nnnna Martin.
Tl"'rSri,orr Dngas. a. W Thompson, II. l..
Iulraliu.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-10-26
Nj MBER TW-LNE.

TIL" General Assembly shall divide the
State int" judicial districts, which shall re-
main unchanged for fnnr yrarS.and for each
district one Judge. learned in the law. shall
be elected by Il plurality "fpnaliticd electors
thereof. For rach district there shall be one
district court. except in the parish Of Or
leans, in which the General Assembly may
establish as many district courts as the nj
bic interest may require, not toG:>cerd The
number now authorized by existing laws,
except by atw"-thirds vote of all the mem
hers elected t." both branches of the Gene,
raj Assembly. Until otherwise provided by
law, the district courts now rxjstiuv in
the parish of Orleans shall have the inris-
dic'l"n ut present conferred by law: no
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-10-26

If we ought to believe the De.
mocrut Of New Orleans, which has
made some splendid discoveries.
the Native Americans and the M.
tionals are one and the same tribe.
"Tl'ey work in secret.
They have Oaths, pass. words. LODI.
ges, grand councils, Red Warriors.
&c.
Tl,eyintcnd to carry the next cleo.
ton in New. Orleans by violence. .
They are the rcsuscitated "Kuoac.
Nothings."
We see amongst the prominent
members OF that glorious party N.
Underwood, I. e. Anderson. il. N.
Cnllo,n, l.. \. Sheldon and many
other honorable men, as ANTHONY
Says.
We see also that Mr.. Pierre Ian.
dry, ot Ascension. and Mr.. V. Dick.
ersoll. OF st. James. are Red War.
'1ors for their respective parishes.
We hardly believe it.
That can't be.
v. DlckerSom is not Il Cherokee,
and Pierre Landry Il Spotted Tail.
1T they are Warriors, they are
B'nck Warriors.
But they are certainly. to the fvll
extent Of the word, real and gen.
uinc kn"w- Nothings.
A wide, large and stupcnlous
mass-meeting took place sunday
last in the fifth ward.
About one hundred and two men
were present.
One hundred and two more than
Diogenes, with his lantern, could
find in Athens!
lirriot Landry, Miles, Simms.
Dick, Como and some other VA.
lio"s philosophers adorned the
meeting with their presence.
Good and sweet music!
pierrot spoke.
Miles spoke.
Dick spoke.
Many Others spoke too.
Aud Pirrrot, Miles, Dick and
others naturally believe that they
have spoken like oIaxles,
So do we.
But unlnppily for the orators. or
rather for their cloquence, the wind
has carried away the magnificent
"ra!l"ns of those gentlemen and
candidates.
No matter.
Tirirot Landry. Miles and Dick
have been endorsed ly the rtpubli-
c,l.> Of the fifth ward.
And SimmS and Como have been
left behind.
But it wonldh l." prcpo>terouS tosny
that sSlmm>. who is the regular no.
m''irr "ftlr republican party. will
hc vanqniSllrd by thu. inlomitahlr
runner of the sewer miles boots.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-07-03

United States. An estimate Of the har-
vest in twenty-one States, viz: The SIX
New England States, New York, Penn
sylyania, Tennessee, Kentucky, Arkan-
sas, Texas, Ohio, Indiana, illinois, Michi-
gan, Wisconsin, Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa
ana Minnesota, gives the enormous total
OF 301 100000 bushels, this amounts to
100000 tons, and to move it would re-
,qulre. 100000 cars, each carrying ten
tons. To drag these cars in trains Of
twenty each would require 45, $50 loco
motives. IL these trains were spread out
along the railways they would cover II !,
a8T miles Of track, and they would form
nearly four lines across the continent
from New X orS to San Francisco.
The estimate OF the States mentioned is
asfollows: Minnesota, 60,000,0O0; bushels
Iowa, 45,OO0,O00; Kansas, 8O,OOO,O00;
Nebraska, $4,000, 900; Wisconsin, 10000
900; Michigan, $15, 100000; Illinois, To-
100000; Indiana, sO,00O,000; Texas, 12,-
100000; Arkansas, 1000, 900; Kentucky,
5000, 900; Tennessee, 10000, 900; Pennsyl-
vania, New York and New England, 49,
100000. Total, 901 100000 bushels,
Besides all this, however, Is California,
whose crop this year will probably reach
60,00O,00O bushels Then come sixteen
other States and Territories, all Of which
grow more or less wheat the product OF
which may be safely SET down at 100000,
600 bushels. Under these circumstances
the forthcoming wheat harvest Of the
United States may be set down at about
500,000,000 bushes, or t400O,000 tons.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-07-03
a Sharp College PROFESSOR.

:. IL i
3 Professor Williams, Of the university
ut Ann Arbor, Mich, the Oldest profes-
sor In the university, is renowned for his
{repartoe. Other professors may be for
gotten, but the reccollection Of him will
always be fresh and warm III the mind Of
each one OF the long line Of classes he
has instructed. The boys often tried to
got ahead Of him, but the story of their
success was never recorded. Once they
took o donkey to his room, third floor,
south hall, south side. They place the
animal on the rostrom, his long ears and
sleepy countenance hanging out over the
desk, towards the class, who were now
quietly seated in their places. The pro-
lessons cane is heard dumping up the
narrow stairs, first flight, second flight.
The door opens, all is solemn and still.
The white head is deferentially uncover,
cd, and in slow measured tones ne said
: Well, gentlemen, I congratulate you
You have made an exceedingly appropri
ate choice. Good day" Thump, thumb,
thump, went the old cane down stairs
and the students were left to take care OF
their chosen instructor.
i, oAce NC ASKED sam hayes, or 90, how
the water was drawn up into a common
suction pump. "Sucked up,'' was the
reply. Whereupon the old gentleman
Numbered out: ssucked up? IF you say
IT'S sucked up, ] say you're sucked in. !
Before examinations, Sam prepared
about fifty pages Of answers to question.
he suspected would be asked, but hi
could not fit his answers to the questions
and finally in a fit Of desperat ton Labeled
the whole bundle.and passed it in at tht
professors grand reception, next even
ing. Sam told him that he had hardly
expected to pass. I" Well" was the re-
ply, 'syou did manage your team badly
and would have conditioned you, bu
tor two reasons. First 1t was the wrons
year. | condition one each alternate
year, and second: l knew If | did. ]
would be obliged to have you in nj,
class another year, and I could not beal
the thought. "-ASpena Arous.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-07-03
Useful and Suggestive.

The following useful and suggestive
brevities are from the pen Of the agricul-
tural editorof the Iooa State Register:
Never keep horses shod when working
on the farm.
No farmer can afford to be without a
good garden.
In farming, many things can be sown
broadcast, but not money.
Corn is the poor mans crop, taking 50
little for seed, for tilling Or for harvesting
Sheep will convert more worthless weeds
into money than any other animal OF
agency. ..r.
n Itit a glorious provision that extrava-
gance does not pay in any business, and
especially SO in farming.
Working in the garden is just as good
exercise as base ball, and for more useful
and instructing, 1, s -..
Glover is a peculiar plant It improves
and fertilizes the soil, while nearly al
other plants act the reverse
Too much eating and too little sleeping
are the great curses to American health
and happiness.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-07-03

.HOOd.Bye.

Goodbye! All me! The woods are weird, i
AS balls that toll for spirits He'd.
Goodbye forewarns the goal Is Eeared, 5s3
And yet good byes are lightly said.
The farewell falls from laughing lips III
# On ears that idly catch the sound,
AS though our lives were buoyant ships,
And years were seas sale swiftly round.
Good-byel All me! Tho words are fra,ight
With vanished hopes and broken ties,
With lessons all too rudely taught,
And angry clouds in summer skies. s5
From heart to heart tile words should pass
When friendly hands clasped Closely lie;
For,swiftly runs the fatal glass, III u 5 4f
And surely comes the last goodbye.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-07-03
Fashion Notes.
Y X lace isfto be s' worn again. III
Satin is tolbe worn all summer.

aletGll 40 IS!DS WAL OIL
The new rediDgotes are only short
princess dresses.
Bright Pr red silk pipings are used on
brown dresses, 1a ssI 84s ". s8s
Two shades Of brown are much used ia
walking costumes. a n
Costumes Of black India cashmere have
vests of white satin. NJ VI Il
Some. French dresses have three vests,
one above the other. a u
Flower head dresses rise to q point at
the center and have dropping friinges. nh
3# Cotton materials elnb roidered i'll gold
thread j I, q, are among the things to come.
Dark nastic gray silk is the most
stylish SD material 4 tor q wed ding travelling
dress. rs 5Is VI 4.
Black silk stockings are again worn.
They have bars or dots IF e1nbr derry on
the instep or are clicked.
Canoes on black ground work, the fig
.uIe in q tiesh-co lored layer Of stone. are
much. liked Just now. |55s
Thick pinked rushes Of silk of many
8colors will be used to trim white India
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-07-03

Dr.. Graves HEART REGULATOR is for
Spasmso Of the Heart, Trembling all over ana
about the Heart, and all tendency to Osif-
cation Of the Heart; also, Rheumatism and
Debility OF the Heart and General Debility
and Sinking Of the System. Also, for Merry
Gus, Sleepless and Restless Patients, and for all
complaints arising from Heart Disease, eth
er organic or sympathetic. DR.. Graves
HEART REGULATOR is recommended for
only the cure Of Heart Disease, and it does It's
work. Send your name to T.. r.. INGALLS,,
Concord, n. III. for a pamphlet containing q
list Of testimonials Of cures, ,Ec. 1g
# For sale by druggists at SO cents and 81
per bottle. sE rs 4.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-07-03

The favorite engagement ring IN New.
York is q thread Of gold supporting a
solitaire diamond, but sapphire and ener-
aid, OF combination Of all three stones,
~ sometimes used. Three pearls, pink,
white, and cream color, are sometimes set
together for engagement rings.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-07-03

dandy 70 Have In The House. There is
nothing like (RAcE's SALvE for the Immediate
relief and speedy cure Of Burns, scalds, Flesh
Wounds, Cuts, Felons, Salt Rheun, Ulcers,
Erysipilas, old Sores, &c. 25 cents box.
Sold by druggists generally.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-07-03
cashmere dresses This year.

sII1S CtII -5T5-I7=
Lawn dresses have a folded scarf In.
stead OF an over skirt. 1t lies smoothly
ACROSS q the front breadths and is plated
an-fashion at the back. 81 NJ 81 u
Women with light hair should never
wear gilt On gold pins in it. Their tres
SEES are really drab, and the glitter Of the
gold makes them took dull and dead II
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-07-03
Dead-Letter Office Facts,

There are 4,OUO, OO0 dead letters recelv-
ed annually at the dead letter office.
Three hundred thousand without
stamps.
Fifty thousand partially addressed.
N Six thousand, no address
One and half million Of money or
ders and drafts of money value
Forty five thousand dollars in money,
. ine-tenths of which is returned, the
balance remaining In the treasury, sub
ject to application. for four years.
8 One quarter of a million European
letters are returned unopened.
One-tenth Of all letters received con
tam property.
Ten thousand applications for letters
reported lost; the great proportion found
and delivered.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-07-03

VIM. T. Mason, ESQ., Of st. Louis, writes:
The relief JONAS WHITcoMB's ASTHMA REM
EDDY afforded me was perfect; i have not had
has troubled me for q long time, and have
tried many things, but in no case found any
& relief until the Remedy came to hand
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-07-03
CHEW
The Celebrated
Matchless
Wood Tag Plug
81 ToBACCo.
THR PIONEER TOBACCO COMPANY,
New York, Boston and Chicago.

4 HEARING RESTORED. Great invention by
one who who deaf for 20 years. Send
stamp. for particular. Very & HARpE Lock
Box so, Madison, Ind.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-07-03

. For upwards of thirty years Mrs. WINS.
LOWS SHo OTING SYRulP has been used
for children with never failing success. 1t
8corrects acidity Of the stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowls, cures dysentcry
and diarrhGa, whether arising from teething
orr other causes An old and we'll tried rem
EedY. rs cts.S q bottle. 3s3.s s52
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-07-03

Plsso7s's Purgative Pills make new rich
blood, and will completely change tho blood
in the entire system in three months. Any
person who will take one pill a night from
one to twelve weeks may be restored to sound
health, if such q thing is possible 0
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-07-03

Tlle Greatest Discovery of the Age IL
Tobias celebrated Venetian Lnment 30 years before
the puplic, and warranted to Darrhea Dysenely
Collie, and Spa taken internally and Group Ohr on
Rheumatism Snre Throats. Cuts, Bruises Old Sores,
and Pains in the Limbs, Back and Chest, e1sernay,
1t has ever failed No family will be without
after giving 1t fair trial. Price, 40 cents Dr.
TOBIAS VENETIAN HORSE LINIMENT, in Pint
BotJes at One Dollar, is warranted superior to any
other, NO PAY, for the of Collie Cuts Bruises
Old Sores, ETC. Sold by all Druggists. Depot 10 PARK
Place, New York. t&S
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-07-03

Life is full of disappointnents, We recent
" offered to cure a bad case of Rheumatism
for Years subscription In advance, but lust
as we were on the point Of lifting the shekels
sympathizing friend suggested Jo7tason's
A,sodysse Liaai0se,st, and the money and the
patient vanished instanter
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-07-03
Pcrfe cttoIa IN Cookery

~ The n nearest approach TO perfection in ar
ticles designed for kitchen use is that OF boo.
LEY's YEAST POWDER. With very little ex.
perience the housewife or cook is always sure
OF delicious biscuits, rolls, bread, cake, ect,
avery time.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-07-03
IN AInaTs'0 NaT,Vr

TOWNSVILLE, Mich. Dec. q, I87I.-Messrs. Fowiss
sent you oU cents for Two boxes of Graces SaIve.
have had Two and have nsed them an ulcer on mr.
foot, and it is almost well. Respectfully yours
@. J. VAN Ness.
Price s5 cents box at all druggists. sent by mail
on receipt of .S5 cents. Prepared BIZ SETgs ~ ,
F1SgEEt& SONS, SS Harrison Ave, Boston Mas .
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-07-03

III met .hree wheat spectators" writes
eli Perkins" from Lincoln, Nebraska,
"who, after travelling all over the North
west, estimated the growing crop of
wheat in the different states as follows:
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-07-03

Va TEia ING SVNHiaG crop. m I33I ~
The forthcoming wheat crop will proba-
bly, be the greatest eyer produced in the
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-09
Ser b0ie Nei@Sbuno.
Yismard's beidtiater Gei6sbune 81

Sismard's beriidtigter Hsi9sbune pa!
itpn rpieper Elm @ertre1en ~bssansen ;
piesmal Elm bSlss unp omtnSiss. Nls
perislbe Dor sinisen @oden Elm 8ammers
fdsden in Ger 5ale rss Yalafss niecer>
parf fcunte Ger Sharen leiht reparirt
psrrsn. Der 8anslsr faufte Gem ssbifenen
3Sfhen Elm neuss 8lsip unb bic Sahe
mar absemadt; isst absr bat Ger tSle
&sihefSter i'm @ertrausn auf pte MQs
matt ieines perm esHen GoIeeep, ben
altep @crtidufcT. ms Ysin seti1en, unp
@crtidafcF lit fem llntsrtban pts reuts
iten &si1ss, er fann meier rurd Elm
Yaar alte. nrb neue Soien teibpidiist
rperesn unb miro feline @%enustbuurs for
bern. Wir fSnnen uns dbrissns Die ums
ifdnes lsbr letht erfldren. Die beipen
8anslsr batteu an Sonntae Nadmittas
cine lntsrrseuns, natdrlid beipraden iie
Die 1beiluns Der Ii,fei. Si5mard plat
pirte pbne 3peifel fur rem Sultan unp
ipra9 ZEN 5itel ess papiidub pabrs
l6einli6 etras laut aus, Der 3ule ipra6
errest. Nls rer Hst6sbunp. reldsr neben
Sismarf fauerte unp auf ben Wann
ersfirt if, ras Sultan" bSrte unc ben
flsinen sefieulirsnrsn Rufen lab, faste
sr ~ UNI bra1te BALI Elm Stid aus Der
Daps css alten 9ortidufOH als Sissess
ssiden. Die Bette bsist ndmIi4 Sultan.
9araus sebt Die CUTE 9sbre berpor. rae
Diplpmaten ME pes Sultans 9dncer
In @sssrrrart zines nSultans" ;erreieen
pirfsn, ipnf pirp's idsimm.
@enn nun Der alt. @orIdafCH toll
miro unr nit Dsuti9lupc Sries a%nfdnsts
rr (8al. @orr.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-09

Sobn 3iron, Der Snsenisur Der II.
u. Die Napel Ger 8lscpatra nab Gnss
Lamb bradte, madt in Der 9oncon Times
ben 9orltlas. rte 5sbuns ces @rpesn
8urfirfen nttt BON Der nunii6ern platz
form zines Ypntons aus" pie man pers
sebIit BET nsm ensliiden pansuihih
0ansuarp Seriudt bot, su iirternebmen,
ipnrsrn rur6 Grritmns siierner gylins
Der rings um cen ssiunfenen SplOe.
,Giniae tpsniss siierne GYlincer." iast er,
.pie auf lem YOpsn an iepsr Seits rss
@rads ruben unp auf ibren SpiBen cine
ltarfe platform traaen, isIen rie eSluns
Der Sdwisrisfeit In Ausi6t. Scl6 elm
0sriNf fSnnte letd. unp biuis bsrseteat
unp permbse leiner S6pimmfdbisf'it
an Sr. unp SttQe ssA5et merpen, no
man rie Cylinder rings I'm, ras Wrad
nieperlaGsn f5nnts. Die platform. 10
prsr IS Tue iber Der Mesrssadde erba>
ben, pirpe auBsr 8srsi1 Der Ueqen ltin
une plas fir pas Maidinenrerf unp Die
bycruulilden prsfen s~ewdbrsn, eur&
rel1e ALIEN 1olhe @ewthte, pie bic els
mes seiunfenen YanyridifeS nit St&ers
belt ssbanpbabt ipsrpsn f6nnen, pdbrenc
innere &5bren innsrbalb Der GYlinpsr,
pie iih mad aubsn In Der Ndbe pss wlee'
rssbopens Sfnen misten. sSaise elders
belt fur b~efdnpise IauderOperationsn Ses
pibrsn rpireen. Sc mub niSt persefen
perrsn. ras nur 20 = 80 SUE pom Der
Sbe1i1e abpdris baS Wa6er BEN
WsIsnidlase uuc BEN Glutbftrbmunsen
uusssIsB; 1T. YOntpns ,psrbsn ME ben
9ansuarp bebsn. eben 70 rpeni8 ME iie
60 BET Ger gutsrice Ysrmp@tsn ; aber i6
bin fiber. ras pie pom mir porssi@lase'
nen ginridtunsen pas psutl@s panssrs
i6iff in penissn MOnatsn lOtt MAIDEN
unp pann fur ZEN 9ansuarp psrlpsnrbar
iein rpiireen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-09

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