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THE FRENCH ELECTIONS.

IAhIsI % I"'I'
NJ Godelc, the Bonapartist candidate, heads
tho poll IN the ID -tuct Of the CblmpsEysees His eec
ton on me second bl lot is certain NJ AndreuX. the
pref,ci OF Police was reflected without opposition at
LYONS Al Borieaux the Moderate Republican Candl-
date defeated the Rcyolutluuist, SIR. DlauquL
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An. +. RANDOLPH & ro.

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l"'. bYlrls priCe 20 c@.f+
TAc Cnnfcrtuy Pilgrimnsr. 20 agi '-om tia Iamb'ia
C0ngrItr lrii .lI Congress. By fbH lagif d. 70 -
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m0UGnTON. O~GO0D & CO..

S1cltc Guide Tor the Vacation Tourist - tHrOpc;
of 90 revised 10 dI . "lfh uaHt appendix aiJ
n em. .-lu,uuI pages lGa.1. rom. t-,.f.' 50.
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The lady OF The Ar0csf OK. By ~. p. Eowrl, -
ANGELO s ro,Ino OF Michael Augc ana N.uoaA C1onnI
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TriFutp OPFCE, Apri 7. ?. m.-A slow ri4e III
The barometer s.ucc Friy midnight followed yes
feguay afternoon aud evening by "a steady downward
movement The weather saturday was generally
parly cloudy with moderate westerly breezes; yesIor-
day it was partly cloudy and clear. The average tenn
persture saturday the on FRIDAY. the nrr-
cuiv ranging between 2i1 and $50. Yesterday IN
ur. rtiird between 2t' and AZ "a" avorage
being l2is' Lishcr than Saturday. Ihe amount Oi
irO.sturr In the air IS LARGE.
Partly cloudy or clear weather, followed by decreasing
coud :, aud possibly by lght rain, may bo expected
Ia this CITY and Wclnltv to-day.
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T. YANNO-rRAND

yons-oir Archie. Applet 20 S.31o BIIf-. runns's.
Domes ara GroHri Archct By william talu. g. h. l6'np.
boards. 1876 pp Illustrated Price GEMS
IN b,nc v heels Bv Professor W g. rrov5ri lyn Co.un-
Dil COucg,. IoIo board. lu,,r ,rlJ't. Price ~ cents
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Tnco Illuininrd By j. p I,1. aIth0r n y k0i1lt
of re NI X Crnrur,r 10 Natures .1rt Dp.u'nga
Chestnut Buri" l-lh ilOI-Iudl I2mo 9th - -
Nigning the Contract and what it Cost by Martha
Finley aI'lor of lh' ll,.r BOO 81 l-Lp 14 ili Dp
". s. COS Dollar series 90 NUFs.sl
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Tre secret Of tEo Andes 4 ~'gih Ana'ic.A i.oaaacS
Ry m, non T. lIssJIr,a vol. l-u'. 4Jj pp, u 3D.
Naa.aold'1 Po..ouai Memories ~ h. u. AaIsle.4
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lCmo cloth. pp. 22l. - coat.
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Clotr. pp. tsy, - ceats.
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I,NerN. ln.LTNG & Il.

Motives 0i Life. By Professor Swing - iIA1e lcna
price 81.
JiirLiqnd'- short Iii.t5ry oi FIauce. 81 D.
-ardcaG,. julie, Nsdcir!Is. 81 o.
Cox,, Tate, ct Ancient Greece G'lrth iu'nl - %
Cdaiu0cA', bSice Reading, C,ur.a eitoab 81 -.
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nm nLD srANn-nY STILL WITH u.


Yiiup'. friends are COLtiIvmg 10 talk as
InUr. Ia.Is.,ll', fsdltA anu ans Ire .,
tl. .UDUt cu'. health ono VOI.d suppose irHiH thr
N.-r Sold. gong .U f.al autI the oil -.ut-uUL art DO
50 a.u w4t. 2. ilurn.n', h.d. really breaks down.
We cl ia back U " B.lI Au-u, WHO is vigorous -
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TB pETERsOS * BROTHERS,.
At. -.

Sybii Brotherton 4 Love story. ~ Mrs. Emma D. "
n souhwort Pgics so cont la papoT. OF sl In cloth
PLiiomenes Marriages Frcaoa society Novel ~
Henry OfoVio Pnep - cents IN paper co'er " u - 10
UiVlA.
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7,,e qrcot pera,aurncy of MURRAY & Lay"Ns FLORIDA
WATgE gv, wonderful atya.t over nea ai other
crncs alvs a1d week, after It's application lhe hantkrr
ci.' or garment ovh-s sOi; ch fragrance Agreeable re
frrslug healJilU.
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Nn rOR C0LnNEL TEARSON.

LOADON, NIVNN0', NVII - IN'"'
4 dispatch from Lord Chelmsford states
that the relieving column for Ekoyc would start about
tine 2oth of March.
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Jhe Dajly Necs's dispatch from Cape Town
says an usu.lccuon has broken ont in tla Irausy-al
.Ivr oasr fJys.Jg Selrs se' Fnt PayGI
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LOT Oh LuMBER BuRNED

DETROIT, Mich., April Ga fire this after
noon at ZlvauEec, near East Saginaw, destroyed
several DWELLINGS, boarding-H,use and store. with
stack valued at $1,000 and Between 100000 and
1000. 900 feet of lumber uI Bliss d lros' wharf Tie
los, q, estimated a. $4,000 which i7 tuiy insured
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The Life Of }. ~ W. Tarasr. II A. ~ FlHlp On

The Lie OF j. u W F1rdfr. h =. - tH'P '.iy'ts
Ham ~a'lti 'a .fla TUX
woou-cuts. squar" l2Uo price s. ID
Pnsc0o's Hramaiic List; record ot i7 PrnSDH pr
fOuaItes - tsiIg tIl ltr - iIe BrIsl sasa
Crown p .o morocco p.Ic' s.
1Ia,y Uoii,ionrryaEs Lefers 10 Inlay T"o p)f.Ais'
after Oplc. LIMO. prCJ -.
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NEW BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS.
ROBERT- BROS.

Rcsrc,cd 70 books NJ ne int mr. NINTH fI rtr'ri"f
herei0fOre on ne WrIrJ PR
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HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY At nUDNUTs. NO
2ls BROADWAY.
Gam 81, Noon 3G' M 47o. Mdn9h'. 400.
Highest during the day. 10. LoTcst. 2i0.
Average, 3GAo. same Gay. 1873. 5lLs'
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Iryou ass the Carpet rnnr he src and get That
Win dyr roa, NJ stcncno lnDr.-o I'm liirr Amer can
C, Lining co. Now YORK amt boston IJi sale Dy all car
deal
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central TARE METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATORY.
,usrRi " oy ErroHr For ENDING At v. APRIL
3. 1873
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
Nine. Gerstcr will sing at Stclnway Hall
next Thursday evening al concert for the benefit OF
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paupn I'd uneven floor. ont carpe; whore
- irlrr Ini used Use only IN % man riA turei ~
cnB AMI rausr AuccIr Cg-pet Lining Co., Sew Yor6 and
RL.tnn. For sale by vi carpat dealoLs.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-12-10
THE DINNER OF HERBS WHERE
Love is.

A good wife stood by her easement brown,
And unused, through her falling tears.
Of the endless round of a wOrk-a-day life,
And it's dun and wearing years:
And she sighed, "Ah, me LIES songs and
flowers
Are never for such as 1;
But through verdureless meads and moss
grown springs
My pathway ever must lie."
And 10! from over the brow of the hill,
Their sweet faces kissed by the sun,
To that low, brown house, by the tasseled
pine,
A troop of children run.
They cling to her neck, they climb on her
knee,
They rehearse all the sports of the dav !;
And their childish troubles they pour in
her ear,
Sure that mother will charm them away.
Ali what are the songs and blossoms of life
But it's garlands of girls and boys?
And no hours are barren, no homes unblest
That number these priceless joys.
Refreshed, she stOops for her burden again,
And 10 it has grown light;
1t rose like the lark that spurneth the
earth,
And, singing, scars from our sight.
She stood again by that easement brown,
AS the setting sun gilded the caves
And the farmer, weary, came toiling
home,
With his fragrant, burdened sheaves;
But In the glow of her radiant face,
All forgotten were hours of care:
For he said, ''Toil is sweet when those we
love
The fruits of our labor share"
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-12-10

between the two tables, and the bug
walked the tight rope on edge and
then hung down from it by its hind
feet The Piutes venerate the insect,
and say that when it appears in the
fall with gold marks on it's back it
means plenty. Black spots signify
death and white spots famine.
Aside from the absurd supersti-
lions, the bug is certainly wonder
full thing and its antics vastly anus.
ing. Mr.. Hunt refused $40 for it
this morning, offered by Tom Bucknor.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-12-10
HOUSEHOLD KNOWLEDGE.
silver Cake.

Two cups of powdered sugar, two
and half cups of sifted flour, one
half cup of butter, three-fourths OF
cup of sweet milk, the whites of
eight eggs, one teaspoontul of bak-
ing powder; stir butter and sugar
to a cream, then add the whites of the
eggs, beaten to a stiff froth; then
add the milk; then stir the yeast
powder through the -four; flavor
with bitter almond.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-12-10
THE FLORIDA AGRfCULTURIST.

T.
please-it is dated twenty years
back-and Fred'ss name is not
Charles. Papa, these are your love
letters to mamma, written SO long
agol' Her name is Lucilla you know"
Mr. Richmond sgt down in mis- arm
chair in silence, vel red in the face.
GLOW did this occtr ?" he asked very
sternly.
Mrs. Richmond retreated into one
corner with her handkerchief to her
eyes and sobbed but. II did it on
purpose !" then paused as though she
expected sudden judgment.
"You know, Charles" she said, sit
isso long ago, we're both altered agood
deal, and l thought you might not
exactly remember how you fell in
love with me at first sight, and how
papa and mamma objected, and it
seems to me if we could bring it all
back plain as it was then, we must
let dear Lucilla marry the man she
likes-who is nice if he is poor. ]
did not need it to be brought back
any palmer myself, women have more
time to remember, you know. And
we've been happy, have we not?"
And certainly, Mr., Richmond could
not deny that So Lucilla, feeling
that her interest might be safely left
in the keeping Of her mother, slipped
out of the room. and heard the result
OF the little stratagem next morning.
1t was favorable to the young clerk,
who had really only been sentimental,
not gone half SO far as to propose an
elopement, and III due course of time
the pair were married with all the
pomp and grandeur beftting the
nuptials of a wealthy merchants
daughter. with the perfect approba-
ton of Lucilla's mother who justly
believed that her little stratagem had
brought all her daughters happiness
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-12-10
How to Get ria Of Warts.

Warts are very troublesome and
disfguring. The following is a per-
feet cure, for even the largest, with
out leaving any scar, and has been
tested by many: Take small piece
OF raw beef, steep it all night in vim
egar, cut as much from it as will
cover the wart, and tie it on; if the
excrescence is on the forehead, tasten
the beef on with a strip of sticking
plaster. 1t may be removed in
the day and put on every. night.
In one fortnight the wart will die and
peel off. The same prescription will
cure corns.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-12-10
The CircnS Rng.
From the Virginia Chronicle.

From the Virginia Chronicle. .,ls..s,
A curious bug was brought to the
Cftr0'''cte office this morning by Hen
ry Hunt, resident of North B street.
Mr.. Hunt found the bug in his back
yard. 1t is about the size of a quar-
ter OF dollar, and its peculiarly is
that while it is shaped, much like a
turtle 1t walks only on halt it's legs
at time. 1t has six legs, three on
side. When it walks it balances it.
self on its edge and moves along at
rapid pace on three legs. After
waking In this way about minute
II hops over and walks on the other
three legs. Sometimes it walks on
Its two tore legs like man in a cir
Gus walks on his hands. Mr.. Hunt
asserts that the bug can execute
handspring either backwards or for
wards, but while it was in the Chron-
scI e. office it did not essay feat so
Its back is a deep blue,
spotted with gold, and it's belly is
SCriped with red. When the bug
walks W. on Its fore legs it reminds one
OF circus acrobat in spangles OF
Whlle Mr., Hunt was exhibiting !
ILLS bug Captain Sam, the Piute CHIEF,
came IN with Charly, OF Silver City. |
oam remarked, with a smile Of supe-
nor !, knowledge, Circus bug, you
BET /" The Piute stretched a string
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-12-10
HOP Year,.

,'T7-,. =, - EFF = tfsSF--y~nn IarOe,I
handful of hops; put in a. small Il bag
put the potatoes and hops into two
quarts of water and boil down to one
quart. Take out the bag of hops and
potatoes, mash the potatoes fine and
throw back into the boiling water ;
stir flour into this while hot until it
is quite stiff; let it stand until it is
nearly cold: then add half cup OF
yeast, half a cup Of sugar, one table
spoonful of salt, and half a table
spoonful OF ginger; set in a warm
place to rise; when light put in a
covered jar and put it in a cool
place.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-12-10
Cure for FreckIes.

Wash in fresh buttermllk every
morning, and rinse the face in tepid
water; then use soft towel. Freck-
les may also be removed by applying
to the face a solution of nitre and
water. Another good wash for
freckles is made by dissolving three
grains of borsx in five drachms each
Of rose water and orange flower wa
ter. There are many remedies for
treckles, hut there is none that will
Danish them entirely.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-12-10
To Soften SpOnges.

A sponge, when first purchased
is frequently hard, stiff and gritty
10 soften it, and dislodge the parti
Giles Of sea-sand from its crevices,
having first soaked and squeezed it
through several cold waters, put the
sponge into clean tin saucepan. set
it over the fire, and boil it a quarter
OF an hour. Then take it out, but i.
into a bowl of cold water, and
squeeze it well. Wash out the
saucepan, and return the sponge to
it, filling up with clean, cold water.
and boil it another quarter of an
hour. Repeat the process, giving it
three boils in fresh water, or more
than three If YOU find it still gritty.
Take care not to boil it too long, or
1t will become tender and drop to
pieces.
"a The best Christmas present
you can give friend in Florida is to
subscribe to The FLORIDA .AGRI.
CULTURIsT for him. n .e49
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-12-10
Good Dish.

Take small piece of homeless
Goldfish, as thick and as white as YOU
can get it. Pick into pieces and
cover with cold water, add an equal
quantity Of peeled potatoes boil
together until the potatoes are done,
and then mash well. In a small
saucepan melt large tablespoonful
OF butter, stir in an seven tablespoon.
ful of flour, and when mixed until
smooth, a halt pint Of rich milk and
salt and pepper to taste. Remove
from the fire, and add gradually a
beaten egg. Return to the fire, and
stir for a minute or two. Pour on
the mashed fish and potatoes, and
send to table. VI
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-12-10
lucilla'S Love Letters.

care there any more of those
silly letters?"
When her father asked this ques.
ton in an awful tone, Lucilla Rich
mond could not say no, and dared
not!say yes, 80, as an intermediate
course, she burst into a storm of
tears behind her handkerchief.
"Bring them to me, Lucilla," said
her father, as if she had answered
him, as indeed she had, and the girl,
trembling and weeping, rose to obey.
Then Mrs. Richmond, her daugh-
ter's own very self grown older, came
behind her husbands chair and pat
ted him on the shoulder.
"Please don't be harsh with her,
my DEAR" she said coaxingly. "He's
a nice young man, and it's our fault,
after all, as much as hers, and you
won't break her heart, I'm sure"
"Perhsps you approve Of the
whole affair, ma'am," said Mr.. Rich
mond.
"I-no-that is, / only"-gasped
the little woman; and bfnto Chair
Blaming herselr=.AsNsd not having
watched more closely her daughters
associates during the year.
For all this disturbance grew GU,
of poor but reputable clerk, young
man who had occasionally beer
thrown into the society of Miss Lu
ella for twelve months or more, ano
had taken the liberty to tall in love
with her, knowing she was the daugh
ter OF one of the richest merchant.
in the city.
cit was inexcusable in poor clerk
who should have known his place.
Mr.. Richmond declared, and h,
clutched the little perfumed billet
that had fallen in his hand, as h,
might scorpion, and waited for thu
others with look on his face tina
told OF no softening. They at las
came-just six little dainty envel
opes, tied together with a blue rib
bon, and were laid at his elbow b,
his departing daughter. He gathered
them up with frown.
CLOCK all these up until 1 retur,
home this evening"" he said to hi
wife; IL will read them. Mean
while Lucilla is not to see this clerl
under any pretense."
And then Lucilla went down upor
her knees.
"Ohl dear papa" she cried, "dar
ling papa, please don't say am never
to see him again. 1 couldn't bear it
indeed / could not bear it. He is
| poor, / know, but he is gentleman
and 1-love him so much, father"
"No more of that absurdity, nv
DEAR" said Mr. Richmond, rising as
he spoke. HE has been artful
enough to make you believe he is
perfection, l suppose. Your parents
know what is best for your happi-
ness"
With these words Mr.. Richmond
put on his hat and overcoat, and
took his way toward those mysteri.
GUS precincts known only as "the
city,"
Then Lucilla and her mother took
the opportunity of falling into each
others arms.
It's so naughty Of you," said Mrs.
Richmond, "but oh, dear, 1 can't
blame you, it was just SO with me,
ran away with your father, and my
parents objected because of his pow
erty. I feel the greatest sympathy
for you, and Frederick has such fine
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-12-10
Excellent Glycerine Ointment.

From the American Agriculturist for December
A very good preparation of gly-
cerine, to have always on hand, can
be readily prepared by any apothe-
cary or druggist:
In two ounces of sweet oil of al.
monds melt, by a slow heat, half an
ounce OF spermacetti and one drachm
of white wax. Then add one ounce
of good glycerine, stirring until cold.
When cold scent it by stirring in q
little oil of roses. Keep it in small
Jars or small, wide-necked bottles. In
hit syysathsE ID CLOSELY g corksd, ia. as
long exposed to Warmth. Halt or !,
} fourth of the abDye quantities ma,
be used. Every drug store shonl;
keep a jar of it, and recommend it
use. It is excellent tor sottenlng tn,
, skin, for most injured skin surfaces
that are not open sores; for chafec
places, for moistening corns or cal
fused feet or toes, and especially fol
chapped face, lips or hands. Wher
! the hands are chapped or cracked, OF
roughened by cold, wash them clear
with soap, and rub them well with
; this glycerine ointment, wiping it of
enough to prevent soiling clothing
# this is done at night, the hands
will be soft and in good condition in
the morning, except when deeply
cracked. 1t is very good to apply to
! the hands after washing.day. This
is an excellent preparation to use by
those afflicted with the distressing
trouble known as h@morrhoids OF
piles. s4s4 aar
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-22
Thirteenth Days Procs edings.

SENATE CHAMBER. STATE OF LOUISIANA
New Orleans. Monday January 30. 1879 J
The Senate was called to order at II o'clock
m. by Hon. Louis A. Wilt, Lieutenant Gov
ernor and President CT the Senate.
On a call OF the roll, the following Senators
answered to their names:
Messrs. Breaux, Bryant Cage, Cahen, De-
Bouchel, Delahoussaye, Ducros, Fontenot,
ella, Harding, Harper, Heron, Kelly, Ken
ner, Merkel, Mitchell, Norwood, Perkins,
Sandiford, Scanland, Stamps, Steven, Stubbs,
Texada, Wales, Wells, Wheeler, Williams,
Zacharie 20.
Absent--M essrs. Benners, Bowden, Ellis,
Garland, Landry, Richardson, Sutton.
Prayer was offered by Rev. H. M. Smith,
D. d.
On motion Of Mr.. Wells, the reading of the
journal In detail was dispensed with.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Williams, acting chairman of the Com
mittee on Railroads, submitted the following
report, which was received and lies over
under the rules:
Rooms COMMITTEE ON RAILROADS j
and Internal improvements,
New Orleans. January IS. 1879.
To the Honorable President and Members Of
the Senate:
majority Of your committee beg leave to
report favOrably on
Senate bill No. 6, entitled
IAN act to amend and re-enact section Of
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-18

- Sn Gri,ona fnb srobe Mtbtrdua'
sntpsdt uurbsn. Mittslf fallasr Maes
aab 0ewibte, ssfali&tsr Bslesfaeins unit
bur& bic 9tei:runs pom Daasen suu
i&s&ter Qualttdt " bic Resiesuns I'M
7aufenpe betrosen norpen. Sa nit lsI&s,
Uerwssentsit bat man BEN S&uinps! ".
trtetea, ba6 biz @esteruns nt&t nur betu
atwieeea bes ier selieferten 8isbes tetro'
gen wuree. Die Snbtaner.Nsenten satsu
ben Gontraltorsn bas sertaufte Nieb aud
nod ,urld. 10 bae baGelbe Der Resisruno
aweimal psriauft werpen funnte unb aud
wirlli& persauft unb bssablt wurps. Das
Department. bee Snnern laet bic fauberen
Gel&t&ten iebt uuterlu&en unp esu an ben
S&winpeleien bstbtiltsten Gontrattoren,
weI&e nod Goroerunsen an bic Nssteruns
tabtn, bas DreifaGe bss BON tbnen purH
ntrumme" 1ransaltiOnea er3isltsn @emin.
nss abjtebsu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-18

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nidts iibris seblieben, in ben fatbplilder
unb epanseliiden 8emeinben let bic Trel.
belt bes llnterridts bel9ranft, pdbrent
feline 6reibeit pes icSialen 9ebens In Sprn'
Der @lsi4beit ober elmer annaberuns an
oieielte seiidert 1T.
3. Da,u fomme bic materieQe Nrtb.
Deutidlano lei reider als frIber, allein
neue @empbnbeiten baben lid einselfellt
obue neue Mittel; bic Yreiie ieien seitiez
gen uno sanje SerSlterunssflalien, melde
friber ;ufrieoen sepeien, befdnoeu lid baz
her unslidlid uno beunrubist.
u@mpiinblid fit bic unterseOronete
@te(ung in ber @eieuidaft, unslidli&
iiber bic pecunidren W2ittel, iiberlaitet
burd perlSnliden unb idmeren Dienit in
ber Torm ber Militdrpflidt, bes Civil
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