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Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-05-24

Hayes Democrats ls what most distuFbs
and dlstressas ne. They seem 20 be
wholly insensible 10 the crime that has
been committed, and ere avsrse to lie
punishment unless they can clearly see
that II will pay politically to do Il. II
is Ike as If Gen. Chalmers should com.
NIT 8 great felony-conceiVing such &
thing possible, for arguments sake
that was shocking to the whole country,
and the VicksbuTg HERALD should Op-
pose investigation and impeachment
for the reason that somehow John r
Lynch would succeed to bis place. The
hesitation 10 prosecute and punish The
greatest fraud in our history bears mel.
aHcholy testimony to the general and
widespread corruption which condones
crime for such reasons. - Meridian
Mercury.
Our cotemporary, generally clear
headed, occasionally gets things fear
fully mixed. The fraud was committed
by the Radical party, not by any single
individual The North allowed II 10
be committed because the North cared
very little about the South being swim
died. The North wields the power Of
the National Government, aud If the
South should attempt TO uuseal Hayes,
il would rebound against US; +; therefore
our wise plan is TO remain inactive.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-05-24

We received information come time
since that earnest endeAvors would be
made by the Republicans to elect mem
bers OF Congress In number OF the
Districts 10 the South. We have been
anxious 10 know who would undertake
TO beat General Chalmers, as 1t Is con-
ceded on all hands, that that job will
be . very difficult one. From our
wide.awake contemporary the Green.
Vile Times, we copy the following in
formation on this subject:
We believe It Is now pretty well es-
tablished, that there will be contest
for this District, that an effort will be
made to rally the dark hosts, to gal.
vanizs the Radical carcass. II has not
yet been definitely stated who will
lead In this work, though we have
heard from various sources that Mr.
Thomas Hunt, U. S. Marshal, will un-
derlake the contract. The day has
been when q United States Marshal
was as potent In the South as Rus.
sian Governor, or Turkish Blshaw, In
the Provinces. But under the changed
condition of things, Mr.. Hunt is doubt
Less prepared to take bis chance with
ordinary mortals.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-05-24

WE notice BY the proceedings of The
Third Annual Session, as published in
the Little Rock Gazette, that the State
Medical Society Of Arkansas has ex'
PEELED certain practieing physicians Of
Hot Springs in that State. This action
was taken, 60 says the Society, because
certain charges and specifications we're
found to be true. These charges and
specifications we're alluded to recently
BY our Hot Springs correspondent, B.
II. P. We print the resolution Of
expulsion adopted by The Society;
Resolved, That the aforesaid DrS. ?.
II. Ellsworth, o. A. HObson, G. W.
Lawrence, s. w. franklin and E. A.
Shippey, be expelled from all The
rights, privileges and immuultieS of
the State Medical Society of Arkansas.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-05-24
California workiusmsn'o Platform.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 10, --Kearney's
Convention has completed iis business
and adjourned. The following resolution
was adopted unanimously:
"ResO!Yed, by delegates Of the Work
ingmen's Party OF the State Of California,
now assembled In Convention, That we
recognize the SOciaiistic WOrkingmen's 8
Party Of the United States as a Kindred
organic tiOn, having for Its purpose the
emancipation Of wOrkmen, unity Of pur.
pose, and simeness VI principle with US,
and we hereby declare our brotherhood as
the common object OF the wOrkngmen's
Welia G and the NatiOn's prOaparitY.n
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-05-24
MarderS. killings and PardOas

MRrderS, killings and PardOns'
A few days since Governor Stone
pardoned AloDzo Mitchell, who shot
and killed q man In this county about
4 year ago. The man killed by Mitchell
was desperate man, and Mitchell iS
popular with his neighbors, and these
are the only reasons that can be offered
for this pardon. In our opinion they
are utterly insufficient We remember
the circumstances of the killing, and
they we're so horrible that we consider
cd the sentence very light. We are cer'
tain that It was so light (Only Eve years
in the Penitentiary) that itshOuld have
been carried out 10 the very letter. It
ls OF course q little In the Governors
favor that this pardon was granted on
the petition Of large number of re-
spectacle aud influential citizens. But
we think 1t was very little. Petitions
are Cheaply had. Men rarely ever read
them, scarcely ever examine them, and
never reflect on them. Viewed
In this light, Governor Stone did
Q very questionable acl. The
trying of Mitchell cost the county
hundreds Of dollars, bis sentence was
light, aud IL 1t had been carried Oui, the
community would have been benefited
and respect for the law much increased.
Mitchell was kindly pardoned, but we
ere very much afraid that this kindness
to him was cruelty 10 the county and
the State in which be took human life
not In necessary self.defsnse.
We have just learned that petition
has be en- or will be sent out to Gov
Stone 10 commute Dixon's sentence
from hanging to imprisonment for lie
Dixon is the man who horribly ant
Causelessly murdered old man BAchmaB
on the steamer Fair Play, In last De
Cember. Ii his sentence is commutet
The people here will despair Of eve
having the law executed. Since Mitcf
ell was pardOned, aud while Dixon
petition was being circulated, the en-
gineer,of the Ferry Boat here was bea
en- to death, and the porter Of th
steamer Grand Tower was horribl
carved up by another employee Of th
boat. PardOns, murders, killing
ShOOtlngs, and cuttings seem to thriV
together.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-05-24

We have not yet seen the ayes and
noes on any test question In regard to
The Potter resolutions, but all Missis.
sippi members have taken their stands
for investigation without exception,
and the Neutrality-suspicious." policy
has gone glimmering 80 far as our
Representatives are concerned. The
Vlcksburg HERALD can fall into line,
as the Potter resolutions are expressly
not intended to disturb the Presidential
litle.-[ Meridian Mercury.
Precisely. We know the utter folly
of Southern Democrats attempting to
unseat Mr. Hayes, but If our party
thinks there is any benefit to be derived
BY showing up the fraud again, we
shall not object.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-05-24
How the River and HarbOr Bill
will Fare.
pecial to the New York World. /

SpeClhl 10 Lne new lOIk NOIlu'l
WLsHISGToE, May l6.-The River
aud Harbor Appropriation bill has been
under discussion 10 the Senate Commit.
tee OIL Commerce for several days past
A diversity of opinion exists among Its
members In regard 10 the appropria.
IionS for various localities. Not a sin
gle item of the bill has been definitely
agreed upon as yet. II is not probable
that The amount appropriated by the
House for river and harbor improve.
menis, over $7,500000, will be reduced.
1t is probable that the amount may be
increased 100000. Great changes will
be made In the bill. The large appro.
priations made BY the House for the
improvement of insignificant rivers
will be pared down aud the surplus
thus obtained added to appropriations
for Improvements OF importance 10
commerce. Tue appropriations for
Improvements In New York State and
particularly ABOUT the city will be
somewhat increased. The original ap.
preparations OF $3.50, 900 for He'll G ate
and the East River and SI50000 for the
Harlem River will probably be allow.
cd TO stand. An attempt will be made
TO secure an amendment 10 the bill
making an appropriation for the pro.
posed ship canal between the North
and East rivers through Spuyteu Duy-
vii Greek.
Ofcourse the estimates for He'll Gate
and East River will not be reduced.
But how will those for the Mississippi
river be treated2
au,..n,,,, %, A.. IT.u
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-05-24
An UnderstandIng Arrived AZ
Virginia City { New. J Chronicle

virginia City (NeV. Chronicle.
About 10 o'clock this morning q
tramp went into G street saloor, and
devoted ten minutes in q very Jealous
manner 10 the lunch table. By the
time be had masticated about q pound
Of cOrned beef, the bsr.keeper stepped
up and remarked:
"This table 10 for drinkers"
"Then why don't you bring on your
drinks? I've been here ten minutes,
and haven't seen q drop OF anything.
II it's q drinkin' table, where's the
huid?'
81 mean its for the patrons OF the
bar" said the bar-keeper.
"Then why amt they here? | s'pose
you mean that man must spend
money at the bar before be eats z"
Exactly
"That takes me- in. took a drink
here last Summer and didn't eat a
moulhtul, and /: | ain't entitled TO q
lunch on lha drink and then this sys-
TEN must be failure all round. y
"Bul the place has changed hands
since then, said the blr.keeper picking
up a bung-slarter
"Ah, indeed replied The urbaue
hummer; "lhat fact, as your gesture
would imply raises new and enlbar-
RAISING complication in our diplomatic
rel4i ms. will therefore recede, as II
wer. from NY original position aud
wait for the assembling Of the Peace
COnstcs-."
lie had been gradually backing
toward the door as he spoke, and &c
dodged OUT just in time 10 evade the
projeclile hurled al him by lhe indig.
nant saloOnalic.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-05-24

The reason why adulterated baking
powders make bread and biscuits very
indigeslible, 10 because they harden the
gluten Of the wheat and render Il less
soluble. The purity aud perfect com.
binatiOn Of DR.. Price's Cream Baking
Powder makes all articles easy OfdigeS.
ton.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-05-24

"EvERY BULLET HAS Irs Billet
On last Monday night, at about eleven
o'clock, the persuasive voice Of the
mirthiul revolver was heard In front
of Shadd's saloon on Mulberry street,
and when parties rushed to the spot, a
cOlOred man was found lying Ou the
pavement, shot through The heart. He
was a stranger said 10 be from Ala
bama or Georgia, aud went by the
name OF NJ. n. Bell. He had caught
a bullet intended for another man. II
seemed that two negroes, one known as
Charles Lucky, alias kid" and the
other called Black Sam, had q quarrel
In the saloon, aud were put out OF the
house. Ga the pavement the alterca.
ton was continued, aud Lucky drew
his pistol aud shot at Black Sam, the
ball striking this man, who was com.
ing toward the saloon, but had nothing
10 do with them or with the difficulty
between them. Lucky was arrested,
aud In default of bond, committed 10
ail.-[Greenville Times.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-05-24

AFTER oil i's sneers at organs the
Memphis Avalanche longs 10 be the
organ OF the National Party. Wants
to give The National i,s earnest support
and 40 forth.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-05-24

The Hayes Democrats, like the
Vicksburg HERALD, Cincinnati En-
qulrer and Columbus Index, are 10 the
habit OF saying, Tilden can't get in, and
to put Hayes out is 10 put Wheeler In,
and they prefer the lesser evil, and
therefore are opposed to any investiga-
ton of the fraud which might result in
an impeachment OF Hayes, or other
proceeding that might put him out.
The low moral sonsibiliues Of these
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-05-24

WHILE a petition is beirg circulated
10 commute the sentence of one Killer,
another killer is taken in custody. So
We 20. How would it do to let the
law take ils course for q few timesI
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-05-24

UNLESS the "Rebel" Congressman
step 10 tue front, aud pledge the people
of the south 10 do the fighting should
the Potter conspiracy arouse the
masses to the point OF bloody revolu-
ton TO install Tllden in the White
House, the New York Sun is willing
to support Ben. Butler or Senator
Howe for President In 1880. The
New York Sun is the chief organ Of
the Bourbon elements-led In New
York by Tilden-who control the pol
icy Of the Democratic party of the
country. Says the Sun-and II speaks
by authority from Tiden: "If pro.
n0unCed Republican like Gen. Butler
or Senator Howe should take the lead
In exposing these frauds and destroy
ing their fruits, we would support him
10 preference to any Democratic can
didats who Is opposed 10 the investiga-
ton, or Is lnkewarm about IT," "De-
stroying their fruits" means using
force, it necessary, 10 put Tildeu into
the White House before another
tWelve.monlh. II means war-the
South 10 fight 1t out, while the L .st
rakes In the profits Memphis Ava.
lAnche.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-05-24
Specie Shipment from Califoyn,s

SAN FRANCISCO, May l9..-The Gallo.
for Hong Kong and YokOhOma, TODAY
took fine silver, 81 ,266, 900; bar silver, S6l7'.
e92i gold coin and dust, t3,6l5; trade dol.
lars, yo9,6il; Mexican dollars Sill, ,88e--
one Of the laFgsst shipments ever made,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-05-24
A Good BIZ.

WAsHISGTON, May 2O.-The bill intro.
duced by Representative Oliver makes it
unlawful to depositin the mail any adyer.
Lisement relating TO lotteries, gift con.
certs, or rafiles. The penalty is not lees
than 50 900 nor more than $2O,O,C, half 20.
log " informant.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-05-24
tuesday Morning, HAY 81, 1873

OHIO will bold her Democratic State
Conveutioa on the 18th Of June.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-05-24

Two WEEKS from to-day Vieksburg
has 9 municipal election. Many are
applying, but few will be chosen.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-05-24

ISa note TO the Evening Commercial,
Maj. BArkSdaIe says he will not be g
candidate for Congress In his District.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-05-24

BERLIN, May 2O-Count schOuyaloH ls
mere. he was received by the Emperora q
noon. He will proceed to Frelderioher 70
see blsmar ck, and subsequently continue
his journey to London,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-05-24
DeAaaIGIag Assessor Of KaaOO
city.

Special TO the HeraId.
YAzoo CITY, May 9O.-James (. TuFbi.
VILE, defAu!tlug City Assessor, was az
rested at HauuibIl, Missouri, aud
brought to this city yesterday. His bond
was aEed at two thousand dollars; be
could not give it, and is now in jail. 7.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-05-24

SUBSCRIBE for the HERALD.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-05-24

THE PRESIDENTIAL INVESTIGATION COM.
MITTEE.

The Select Committee on alleged frauds
In the Presidential election was an.
nOunoed as follows: Potter, otNew York
Morrison, Of Illinois; Hunton, Of Virginia;
Stenger, Of Pennsylvania; Mcmahon, oil
Ohio; Cobb, OF Indiana: Blackburn, Of
Kentucky; COX, OF Ohio; Butler, Of Mas.
sachusetts; Reed, Of Maine, aud Hlscock,
OF New York.
A cable message from Minister Noyes
at Paris, was presented, asking to be sub.
IGnaed before the Committee.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-06-04
2l6tmns ibr &atboIifen!
Sic Stimmr hes berif. Bins TX.

Sn unisrn Gasen ideint bic 9oriebnns
Der tatbpliS9en 8reiie cine ~beionbere Wfiis
ficn sesebsn gu buben. gn ibr 1T es, Die
@runbldss Der Srbnuns unb bes 9laus
benz bort, NO bieielben berri9eu, su bewabs
rem uno fe ba gu perbreiten, mo @ottlos
fisteit nnb cine taIte @lei9siItistett btes
5slbsn in 8srseHenbeit seratben lieBen. -
Pius TX. in einem Sdreiben pon 1851.
&ir eriu9sn Gle i~nftdnbisit allen benen
NIT eurem suten @iuen unb eurer @unif
beisuitebsn, bic nit 9eiit besabt unb nit
s~eniissnber &enntniB ausseriftet, f4 an
Die 9lrbeit MAIDEN unb Bidder unb 3eituns
gen eur 9srtbeibisuns unb 8erbreituns Der
fatbOlii9en 9ebre uerOfentIi9en. = @neps
cIica 8ius TX.
QaSt Ri9ts unpsriu9t, wobur9 uniere
bsilise &elision unb ibre beiliame 9ebre in
Den @ersisisten Stauten meter perbreitet
wsrben %tSnnen, bamit ~perirrte 8aneerer
auf ben re9ten gfab 3uriidseIeitet werben
u6gsn.-S1reibeu Btus TX. an bic Bis
td6fe Der .. ct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-06-04
leitete man nns ms &IOiter, mo uns Elm

leitete man uns ms Rio ter, no uns elm
liebensmirbtger 2aienbruber empfins unb
uns in's Oman seleitete. Sd iab auf bic
ubr - Witterna4t mai f9on uoriiber.
,Nber," risf Der Bruber pI0sIi&, rum ale
WeIt, Wie iinb sic beibe benn ,ugeri9tet!
Sinb sic IberfaQen worben?" Wir Be-
tra9teteu uns, giner ben Mnbern, unb wirts
LID i@ien IS, ais wdren mir i'm @efs1t &c:
Ueiea. llniere &leiber warsn 3errifen,
9dnbe unb @eii9t nit Blut iberronnen.
y@ir baben uns auf benz @sse seirrt,
iaste i'd bsm 8ruber, unb bann-feIsn mir
bic ausen 3u. 8as meter sei9ab, wsiB
i'd ni@t. MIs i'd aber an, Morsen srs
wa@te, iab i'd metnsn Witbruber Bis our
untenntli9teit entitelt, an meinem Bette
iteben. vgbsr, UNI bes 9immels 8iaen,
mas 1T Sbnen sei9eben?" rief i9 eri9rsdt.
.Sa, aber mas 1T Sbnen sei9sbsn", ent:
9esnete er, Isle ieben ia aus, ais Oh moi,
Sic burd bic Dornsn sei9Ieppt bate.
Mi4 baben bic Mostitos unb anbere sSns
ietten seito4en." rtlnb i4-nun ia, i'd
babe meinen Tbeil pom ben Dornen ae:
trisst. 9lm gnbe LIT es mir sIei4-barum
aus ben Sebern, UNI bic tofbars i3sit ni9t
Su perIiersn. Infer srfter 8siu9 gait na.
tirIi@ u. 8. Srau pom 8erse Carmel. UNI
Sbr fir ibren S4us in Der perfoHensn
Na4t 81 banten. Beim 6ribftid trafen
mir uns aue wieber, iOsar uniere bsibsu
Damen fte0ten ii@ Elm, unb erboten fid
sroBmitbis, uniere 3erfesten Rleiber wisbsr
etwas in Orbnuns gu brinsen. Oarna9
meIbeten mir uns beim Sberen bes &loiters
unb bann u%ersruben mir ut,s, mein Mits
bruber unb i'd, wdbrenb 4 Iasen tn unisrs
3euen, UNI bier, in ben bar9 @ebet unb
Setra4tuns sebeiIisten Rdumen, ben seift
liden usbunsen ob3aliesen. Der leete
Gag unieres IufentbaItes NOR beitimmt,
bic 9eiIistbimer unb ionifisen Ssbensuiirs
bisteiten bes Berses Carmel gu bsix4en.
Oauon nd5fens.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-06-04
Die Yariier @eItamsteamn8.
(Spsiea fir bic 0sier Der reursmb. 0asetts" u
Der rScpa" mad fransUTi&sn Z leasu
bearbeitet.)
Gel 9i4tlide, poIiti d u. CO M
mercieIe Bebeutuua.

Na9bem mir in lester Drummer uns gan,
benz blenbenben @inbrude binssseben, Den
bic sroBartisen groffnunssfeierIi9teiten
zines fold rieienbaften rlnternebmens, wis
bic elmer internationalen MISUNDERSTANDING,
auf bic Pbantaiie besienisen ausibt, Der
sans in unit nit ieiner 3eit lebt, ibre Sort:
idritte auf allen @sbietsn Der Ge9nit, Der
&unit unb Der Wifeni9aft nit 6reuben
besriiBt unb anertennt, 1T es gut, ebe mir
nit Der Betra9tuns Der einBelnsn 9srrli4.
teiten beginner aud NIT benz tiblen 9ers
itanbe, Der it@ bur9 sI~dnsenbsn S9sin ni9t
blenben ldbt, Su unteriu9en, mel1es bic
tiefere fittIl9e unb ~iociale gebeutuns bieier
0Slterfeite lit. @s mar i'm Sabre 1898
ais bic Barrier ben eriten Yeriu1 elmer
Snbuitries ausiteauns madten. Cine tIsins
9ol3barade i'm 5ofe bss 9oupre Yalaites
entbislt bic idmmtli1en Mrtitel, beren Yers
sei4niB u elm 9eft BON u%ierunb3wan3is
Seiten ausma9te. Sc war bic 3eit, NO
Der S4us3oa wie elm erbridenbsr Zip
auf BITE bamalisen Staaten ~laitete, unb mir
miiien uns babsr ni9t wunbsrn, wenn bic
ein3ise solbene WebaiQe, wel9s ais prds
MUM uer9sben werben ioute, fir benienis
gen Sabritanten beifimmt mar, weI9er Der
enslii@en Snbuitrie ben idweriien Sdlas
ueriest bate, qui aurait porte lie coup lie
plus funeste a p~industrie anglaise. Dtes
les 1T Der Begun elmer Sn~itttation, wel9s
beutisen Cages jene ma9Iise internationaIe
Bebeutuns erIanst bat, welde nidt mebr
bic sesenieitise Ternidtuns Der Snouitrie
bes Na4barn ionbern ben Prinelpien bes
6~reibanoeIs semdB, bic sssenisitise Sc.
buns unb frtebIi9e Srreinisans Der ISIs
ter eritrebt.
Oie san3e srite Sdlfte bes nsunSebntsn
S%abrbunberts binbur9 blieb man iebo9
ben @runbiaben bes Sdusbanbels ireu,
unb bebielten baber ale in bieie 3eit fallen.
ben Snbuitries Musiteuunsen einen rein no..
t~ionalen gbaratter. SIM Sabre ls49 bat.
ten gum eriten WaIs tibne Setter ben
Wutb bic 3uIah Jung frember probutte 3u
elmer Musiteuuas in paris 3u u~erIansen,
aber gar balb bate man benz SanbeIsmis
nifter bewieien, bab iene uerberbIi9e Sors
bernns nur BON Seinben Der nationaIen Nrs
belt bate ausseben %tOnnen, unb es wurbe
tbr teine 6olse seseben. Grit 1851 uers
wirtli4te @nslanb bieien uriprinsIi9 frans
5Sfi4en @ebanten nit unermartetsm @rs
folse auf Der eriten internationalen 9as:
iteiuns IN 9onbon, unb felt benz bat cine
uniueriaIe Nufaiuns bes MustelIuusspes
lens fi4 in allen 4anbern Balm sebro9en.
Bon ben u folsenben Iusfte0unssn mar
bic 3wette Barrier pom Sabre 1867 wobl
bic sIdn3enfe, bic, wie naditebenbe Ca.
belle Seist, ielbit uon Der 0iener uno Der
lesten gu philadelphia ni9t lbsrtrofien
worben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-06-04

Wir miiien iebo9 bemerfen, bab bas
tbeil~eiie 5ebIi4Iasen Der Wiener %9lusitel.
lung einem unSsbetensn Safe, Der $40.
Iera ndmli9, gu uerbanten mar. Sn Des
Sus auf bic ausfteIuns BON philadelphia,
10 lag bieielbe ni4t senas i'm Yerei9 Der
Beiu9er aus europa. Trosbem mar Der
tdsli4e Our3idnittsbeiu9 sr6Bsr ais Der
BON paris in anbetra9t Der tmirseren Belt.
sic belief ii4 wdbrenO l59 Gassn alf ie
6l,99s seSen ie Al, 6l9, wsI6e wdbrenb
2lo Gage, bic Barrier @usitsuuas beiud.
ten. sln einem Gage errsidte bic Sabl Der
9eiu9sr IN philadelphia iosar bic enorme
9Sbe Don PA, 5lS. Dieis 3abIsn bemei.
len, wel4e Wi4tistsit bic Snbuitrie.2 lus,
i~teIunsen in ben 9lussn Der bsutisen Y0Iter
erlanst ta5sn. Mit Rsdt I9rsibt baber
Wolopsti:
Der @baratter Der Rsu3sit I'M @eaens
las CUR alien, TN sei9dfti9sn @ebiete, 1T
Der, baB ie bic Manufactur $ probuction
an bic Stsue Der Wertftatt Orbauns, ben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-06-04
Die 0oltairefeier tn Granfrei@.

Die Sreibenter, Sreimaurer unb 8atbos
litenfeinbe Srantrei9s Iaiien feline 9eles
senbsit uOraberseben, UNI ibrem 9afe ses
gen bic airde unb jebss poitius gbriiten'
tbum gusbrud 3u ssben. Der breibisite
Mai If aIs Der bunbertiabrise 9es
bd9tnibtas bes Gobes 9OItaires gu
elmer antireIisiOien DemOnitratisn beitimmt
uOrbsu. Nun weiB man, baB es mi3t
iibIid III, ben Gobestas grocer Wdnner
gu fsisrn, ionbern ben 9eburtstas,
absr mas ma4t bas ben fran3Ofi9en &as
bitaIsn aus. sic MAIDEN fi@ babel nod
IddsrIid unb ipisIen ben &ffen, benn nur
bic tatboIii9e Stride feiert ben Sterbetas
ibrsr sroBsr Mdnner, b. 8. ibrer
9eiIiseu. Oas Geft gOmite bat bic
ginIabunsen erIafen unb mad allen 9ims
meIssesenben aussetbeiIt, aber bic Sa4e
toitst @slb unb ba BEL ben &abituIen Nebs
men ieliser lit ais 9ebsn, 70 usriu4ts mar
in Der &ummer unsutIOpfen, UNI bic n6tbissn
Spsnbsn gu erbaItsn; aber tros auer 2ibss
ralitdt magic bas Miniftsrium bieien
SdIas ms Geii3t bes fransOiiden Bottles
nidt. SIS ertIdrte bic 5eier fir cine Pri'
acknowledgement. Sn eiSenem 9irtenbries
fen trat Der bO9w'ite gr1bii9Of BON paris
basesen auf. u. Sii4Of OupanIOup perOfs
fsntIidte Elm sesen bic Geier, iOwObl ais
sesen 8oItaire seri9tetes YampbIet. Die
slbfidt Der frans0fiden &abitaIen sebt nas
tirIi9 babin, bic @eIt f~taunen gu MAIDEN,
iber bus 9idt Der aluftIdruns, bas ii9 in
5rantreid Sabn sebro9eH.
aber fam man bod wobl frasen, mas
1T bsnn eissntIi@ IN gOItaire gu bswuus
bsrn2 Warum psrbsrrli9t man i'm mad
isinem Gobs? @us bat gOItairs fir bas
@ObI Der Msni9beit setban2 81 er uisI.
Iei9t elm Greunb Der 9OItsbiIbuns genes
ien2
Rein, benn er iast In elmer ieiner Sdrifs
ten: vGs 1T anse3eist, baB bas
BOLT selsitet, ni9t aber unters
ri9tet werbe; 81 f ni9twirbis
oes nnterri9ts. IS i9eiut nj IL
oar4aus weentIi@, bas gem . I'm.
ltdeSoIti II %einer I'm ienbeit
~ bslaen; wemwirb es c Gins
fallen einen S4ubfIidsr auu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-06-04
e atbolifber 8irhen Ralenber.

@er mid Iisbt, bdIt meine 9ebots.
Sob. IA.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1878-01-24
~4Stanishtag SucceSS,

1t is the duty of every person who has used
Boschce'e German sy-up to let Its wonderful
qualities be known to their friends in curing
Consumption, severe Coughs, Group, Asthma,
Pneumonia, and In fact all throat and lung dis
eases. No person can use it without immediate
relief. Three doses will relieve any case, and
we consider it the duty of tall Druggists to re-
commend it to the poor dying consumptive, at
least to try one bottle, rs 10000 dozen bottles
were sold Last year, and no one case where 1t
failed was reported. Such a medicine as the
German Syrup cannot be too widely known.
Ask your Druggist about it. Sample BOTTLES t.
try sold at 10 cents Regular size. Is cents. Fol
sale by F. NJ. Martin l. Co., Bfookhaven.
npc 4 ~