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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-03-20
BLACK LEG.

f EAASh LEu.
This disease is known by several names.
as black quarter, quarter evil. joint mnr-
rain, blood striking, shoot of blood. exc,
Young stock in full condition are p~articrl-
larly subject to these attacks, in conse-
quence of the feverish condition of their sys-
tenn. The premonitory symptoms Of this
disease are very obscure, hence frequently
overlooked. The pulse is full and hard. in
creased to go or 70 pulsations per minute.
showing the congested condition of the ca
plllaries, i'll some remote part. Respiration
disturbed, tongue somewhat swollen. muZ-
zle dry, breath hot, neck extended. ewes
full and bullying, horns hot, with coma or
stupor, unWillingness to move, and when
forced to Go SO has q staggering gait. loss OF
appetite, etc. Rapid debility follows and
the animal dies. Preyention-giye the fol-
lowing: One pound EPSON salts, one
ounce Of Jamaica ginger, not pulverized:
mix We'll, and divide into six powders, one
TO be given morning, noon and night. dis
solved in half a pint of warm water be-
tween each dose give one of the following
powders every two hours on the tongue.
gentian root pulverized, hvposulphite of So
Ga mot hyposulphate) pulyerized, of each
two ounces, chinchona bark, anu Jamaiea
ginger root. puiyerized, of each half an or.
mix all together and divide into ten pow
ders. AS a preventive, setons in the dew
laps have been used with seeming adyan-
tase. When great debility is present, The
liquor ammonia acetatas. in two to four
ounce doses, has been used with good effect.
II there Is . regular veterinary surgeon in
your neighborhood We would advise you to
consult him, rs this disease will not admit
OF any Observation-Disclosures Farmer.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-03-20

THE man has come to the surface again
Chicago who converts a pint of milk in
to a pound of ilrst-class butter () by % pat
ented process. It cannot be done. We ex-
Eo11qer.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-03-20

duty, or 0tner cause, winch by them sii,i
be deemed sufficient. #
The foreman OF round-ups are each to re
ceive three dollars per day. for each day {
actual service, and the auditor will ura,
his warrant therefor, upon the presentatio
of a certificate signed by two or more 0
the proper roundup commissioners, an
setting forth the number of days of service
the number of the district in which the L.
Dor was performed, and that such labor wa
performed at the spring roundup, and tn
treasurer shall pay the same out Of til
roundup and inspection fund provided fol
1t is, however, provided that that the 40
gfegate wages Of foremen in any one dis
trict shall in no case exceed one hundree
and fifty dollars in any one year.
The Governor is required to appoint o.
or before the first OF May Of each year thre,
commissioners from different sections. O
the state, to be known as the Board of In
spection commissioners No person who i
not the actual owner of cattle. upon the
public range, is eligible to serve on sucl
board. The commissioners are each re
qnired to subscribe an oath conditioned nm
on the faithful performance OF his duties a.
commissioner.
1t is made the duty Of the board to EN-
ploy competent cattle inspectors not ex-
ceedIng SIX 10 number at any one time, anG
to distribute them at such points, either
within or without the boundaries of the
state, as will in their judgment most effect.
ually prevent the illegal slaughtering OF
shipp OF %cattle; they shall also furnish each
inspector with a list of all brands sent to
them for that purpose and owned by resi-
dents Of this state. All inspectors while
thus employed are made subject to such
reasonable rules and requirements as the
board may prescribe. and shall be subject to
by the board at any time. Said
Inspectors shall each receive eighty-five dol
lars per month during their time of actual
and the auditor shall draw his war
rants therefor, upon bill approved by the
inspection commissioners, and the treasur-
er shall pay the same out Of the roundup
and inspection fund.
For the purpose of meeting the expense
thus o~ccasioned, it is provided that there
shall be levied and assessed npon the as
sessed value OF all meat cattle in the state ia
the year 1879 ten mills on each and every
dollar thereof, and in each year thereafter
one mill on each dollar thereof, to be known
IS the roundup and inspect on tax the
AK to be assessed and collected in the same
and at the same time as is now or
nay be prescribed by law for the assess
and collection of state revenue.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-09-12
A REMEDY ron nDIrnrmERIA.-We call

A REMEDY FOR DIpuTuERIA.-Wc call
special attention to the following cure for
one Of the most fatal diseases to which this
climate is subject, diphthcra. Don't fail
to preserve it:
A correspondent OF Victoria paper
writes; "Should any of your family be at
tackled with diphtheria do not be alarmed,
as it is usually speedily cured without a
doctor.
when it was raging in England few
years ago, ] accompanied Dr. Field on his
round To witness the so.calcd wonderful
cures he performed while the patients of
others dro ped off on all sides. The remedy
to be SO rapid must be simple, All he took
with him was powdered sui phur aud a
quill, and with these he cured every pa
ticutc without exception. lie put Il tea.
spoonful of flour of birthstone into wine
glass Of water and mixed it with his finger
instead of a spoon as the ulphur does not
readily amalgamate with water. When
the sulphur WAS well mixed he gave it as a
SarSle, and iii ten minutes the patient was
out OF Danger. Brmstone kills every spc-
cics of fungus in a man, beast aud plant, in
Il few minutes. Instead Of splitting out the
edlSlc uc recommended TIC SWalIOWlDp Ol
it, In extreme cases in which he had been
called just in nick Of time, when the fun
gus was too nearly closing to allow the gar
Cling, he blew the sulphur through Il quill
into the throat, and after the fungus had
shrurk to allow of it then the gargliug.
If the patient cannot gargc, take live
coal, put it on a shovel and sprinkle aspocn,
full or two of the -four of brmstonc at a
time on it; let the sufferer inhalc it, hold
ing the head over it, and the fungus will
die. lfplcntit'ully used, the whole room
may be filled to sulfocation, and the patient
will be able to walk about in it, inhaling
the fumes, with the doors aud windows
closed. The mode of fumi eating room
with sulphur has often cured most violent
attacks of cold in the head, chest, etc, and
is also recommended in cases of consump
ton and asthma"
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-09-12

Tar LOUISIANA SIUEM.--RatOn Rouge. Icu-
Icmher 1.-The .idcocUs says that Monday :
storm lasted frum noon until nearly 10 . clock
al night 1t did great damage To property in
town, AMI the loss in buildings, fcncinr AMI
crops in the country is iucacUlah.r. T"on
eyofy section Of the parish come sal tales of
great destruction If cotton and corn crops
Corn is lcvcilc1 with the ground. Cane is lev
"tc,t with the ground AMI will hardly hc able
10 recover from the terrible damage done to it.
The losses in town, iulcIcmlcnt of Goa. aud
ferry boats. are estimated at ~2j,UOO To - ~iO.-
600. The roorot Henry Won phul' SugarhouSc
fell in and killed twenty of twenty. eight mule
placed therein for safety. Fifty yards of wall
around the pcnitcniiary were demolished. and
part of the building umroufcI and the machin-
cry damaged
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-09-12
A SLEEPING CAR INcrpENr.-An an,

The tram passed through Union City about
3 o'clock, when the passengers were aroused
by the piercing shrcks of Il passing locomo-
tive. At the same time wonau's scream
echoed. through the sleeping car. The first
scream Sounded like an echo, but the sec.
oud and third admitted Of no doubt. The
sleeping Car conductor and porter started
from different ends Of the car almost stimuli
tancouSly, running towards each other and
the sound, which came from one of the
middle berths. \ woman was found Sit
tin; on the edge Of her berth, half scream
in@, not having yet full awakened. AS
soon as she could collect her senses she in-
formed the conductor that a man had tried
To get in her apartment. BY the voice she
knew him to BE- fellow who had got on at
Cleveland, and who had been trying to
make himself agreeable to her in the even.
ing, with Indifferent success The man in
question was dragged from his quarters by
the indignant passengers, who by this time
had taken in the situation. lie explained
that he had been up ;ltcra drink, and that
on returning the melton Of the car had
pitched him into her berth. The passrn-
GERS thought his explanation very thin,
and the young lady was evidently Of the
same opinion, for she reached back under
her pillow aud drew silver mounted re-
vulvrr. which she cooked and lcvclcl full
at his head Now" said she, get down
on your knees aud beg my pardon, OF will
blow your brains out. carry this rcvo-
YER for just such dirty, cowardly dogs as
YOU. Down. That fellow couldn't get
down on his knees too quick, and right
there in the aisle he made IN abjcct apollo
~ for his attempted outrage, promising to
write to the Edy's father in st. Louis us
additional pcnancc. The picture Of the
young woman pointing revolver at the
kncclin- figure in night shirt, in front Of
her, ncrvouSly lingering the trigger, with Il
dozen spectral figures standing around, and
rs many heads thrust from adjacent bcrths,
would have afforded a study for an artist.
SENATOR BUTLER 5 Coon Work Down
EASr-W ashin.ton, August 2S-Frunk
Lc<iir'S comes t. us til, mouth with cap
ital likeness Of Senator VI. &. Butler IL; he
appeared at the Rhode Island clam bake
The Northern press were So stunned at first
at the idea of South Carolnas gifted sena,
tor having the har,lihood to investigate
New England election frauds, that they
had llttlc to say about it. but now they are
awakening to the fact that many most damn
Ing evidences Of the roltcnncss Of their
election system nave been laid bare, and
when the Senate convcncs they viii! hear
many things, which # they take into their
hearts aud ponder, may p ,s>ibly have the
effect o! cleansing their political clam bake
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-09-12
\ MISSING YoUNG GIRL FOUND HANG.

ooSSVJ iiouSc, III DecatuT, tO NlSiC otouc
mountains. Among the party was Mrs W.
q. Jones, Of Augusta, and her daughter
Emmic, about nine years old, and three OF
four small children. Emmi. aud the little
daughter OF Mrs. Cunningham, Of Savan-
nah, wandered from the grown people and
were soon lost They rambled through
the thick underground, calling for their
parents, but had gotten too far to be heard
The children were moving rapidly, when,
without any warning, Emmic slipped from
the steep aud almost perpendicular side Of
the mountain, falling about three hundred
feet, when, by great presence of mind, she
managed To catch a little shrub and cling
to the mossy sides Of the mountain, her feet
resting ON Il space of about fifteen inches
of glut;cd rock. Had she again slipped
She would have been hurled one thousand
feet and been dashed t. pieces among the
sharp rocks below. Her little compaui IN
missed her but did not know she had fallen,
aud finally found the grown people from
whnm she had been separated. The entire
party went IN search of Fannie, and were
about to give up the hunt, when some par
tics passing the blSc ON that side of the
mountain looked up aud saw thi child suS
pended in md air, rs it were. Informal
ton was quickly carried to the anxious
mother ami the question arose how could
she be rescued. She had been in that po-
sltion for two hours and no time was to be
lost. \ brave and gallant young gentle
man named George l.. Goldsmith, about 10
years Of age. volunteered to descend the
trcachcrouS moullain side and rescue the
,.l, ia al
below WAS urging them to be quick-that
she WAS growing very cold. y swift. strong
wind WAS sweeping the mountain sides, aud
it was growing quite late. No time was
lost, aud in Il few minutes coil of rope
was brought, hastily adjusted aroun | the
brave young man. and assisted bv Mr.. j.
L. Wiiingham, he was lowered to where
the child WAS cljuging to the scaly walls.
Reaching the child he gathered her in his
arms and brought her sntcly to the arms of
her mother. The child clutchrd Young
Goldsmith with such force that she lcft the
imprint of her blue fingers deeply inlbeG-
dcd in his arm.
Our readers can imagine the joy Of the
mother and the deep gratitude she feels to
the gallant young man who rescued her
darling --lM'mh' Di<potch. Inyu$t 20.
\ GIRLS tOMrLIANT.-Whc | was
ten years old and lived in the country.
| us Il to have good time. could
climb trees climb fences, ride horses bare.
back or saddle, play ball, 90 nu,ting in
the woods, run races, row boat and 90 Il
fishing. | was strong, healthy, tanned,
trccklrd and sunburrc l. But couii run
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-09-12

HELP IouRSELF.-Fiyht your own bat.
ties. Hoe your own row. Ask no tavors
of any one and you will succeed five times
better than he who is always bcsccching
some ones patronage. No one will help
you us you will yourself. because no one
will be So heartily interested in your affairs
The first step will net be such a long one.
perhaps; carrying your own way up the
mountains, you make each one lead to anoth-
cr. and stand firm in that while you chop
still another out. Mrn who have mud.
fortunes are not those hp had s. 900 civ.
en- them to start with, but started fair with
well earned dollar or two. Men who
have by their cxcrtion acquired fame, have
not been thrust into popularity BY puff,
begged or paid for OF given in friendly
spirit They have outslrctchcd their hands
and touched the public heart Men who
win love do their woonS and | ncvcr knew
man fail so signal!y as the enc who had
induced his ailtctiunatc grandmother to
speak Il good word for him. Whether YOU
work for lame. for love, for money or any
thing else work with your hands and brain
Say Il will, and sonIc day you will con.
quer. Never let any man have it to say
Il have dragged you up" Too many
friends hurt \ man more than none at all.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-09-12
Ladies' and Gents ShC

Ladies' and Gents Shoes.
4 LII the leading styles. An unusually gooa
~ line of Ladie-' Phladclp pha made fine shoes.
Ladies' Kid Slippers and Ncwports in large var:
ETY.. RICE McLCRE.
May2 Is If
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-09-12

4 gentleman in Anderson hlS made 500
from the milk and hnrtcr OF one cow in four
months, besides supplying the wants in that
hnr Of his own family Who con beat it -
J"hiiiqrpc,r.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-09-12

TmE EGmr KIND or T>rK.-rhc rhiinlcluhia
H"coH inquiries "Nhy cannot the Democrats.
of pcnnsy ylyanm rise to the height OF their op-
IoriUnity and cast the vote Of the State for
Thomas T. BIyari? If they cannot assist ia
c.cctinG Prcsi lclt, they may ns,,; in namir@
one who can hc elected, aud whose selection wil.
do honor to tie party, and credit to the coum-
iry.'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-04

RatboIit ni1t tbun. SsbIt es i'm, IN ben
n0tbisen &enninifen. 10 ioQ er fid um cine
Rlittammer umisbsn, In ueI5sr er sseis'
nete Waffen aur B%efdmpfuhs Der @ssner
unisrss 81 @laubsns fnbst. Cine iOIde
Riittammer bat Der bo4u. @rsbiidof pom
Baltimore In benz portrefHt9en Sube Der
geiteat, ueIdes er untsr benz G,tel: The
Faith of our Fathers" Dor einisen Sabren
berausseseben bat. Oisies BUD, uelbes
bsreits in As. 900 @rsmpIarsn usrbreltet ut,
mar bisber bIoB in elmer enslli4en Nus:
sube gu baben."
Wie idou ssiagt, bas Bert iolte in tel
mem 5auie feblsu. Gs lit idon ausssitattet,
bibi4 %sebunoen, elm pubres Sdastdit
letn fur aQe. bic es nit ibrem @laubeu gut
meinen. Sin sei9maduou In 9sinwano
g%ebunbsnss @rsmplar toitet bloB $l.OO.
Delfeaunsen fnb gu MAIDEN bel ben De.
bribern BenBiser in Hsw Yort, @tncin.
nati ober ct. 9ouis, Wo.
Son benz in bemielben 8srIase eridei:
aenben Yra6tuerte: 9as Seben Der alters
irligifen Snngtrau Waria uno ibres glo>
rei9rn 8rautigam's st. Sniepb. barge:
itslt Don P. Beat. Robner, o. S. b.
erbieltsn ME I'll 9isfsruns. Oas Bert
erideint in 80 0%ieferunseu, iebe gum preis
uon nur 20 Gents.
Sin tIeines iebr brau9bares Si9lsin,
bas mir bel fribersn Rsceufonsn iberiuben,
uoueu mir bier ienss gerSientes peSsn
na1trdslid beurtbeilsn. Wir iprsden pom
benz i'm 3 u Ell d n Ssrlase in gincin.
natl unO Rsu gort enlightenment Grianss
bii6lcin fur fatbulii9c &inbrr in b. q.
ct. amertfa's, beraus9e9eben BON
benz Ufaiit grofehur Singenbereer
in 81. Srancis. Oas 8idel9en In Ga
idenfOrmat lit iebr empfsblensusrtb, IS
entbdIt So beuti9e unb 43 eusliide 9teoer.
Welooie unO Cert, Die rs6t pliieuo se:
pdblt liub. Bir finosn ia man6es neue
0ieo i'm 9ersiu nit ben befiern bstannten
dIteren 9teoer. Nu1 bic Nuspabl Der
enslii6en aieoer IdBt nidts gu piiniden
Ibrig.
Uit ibrem neuen SpeIJer and
WOrdbOOE bat bic 6irma Bensiser cine
fibtbare Vide in ibren Catholic National
Series aussefiat.
Gum SdluB bieier &unoiaau wolen
mir uniern seebrten 2eiern nod mittbeiIen,
oaB bic 9errn Df Il blbauer unb
BsbrLe Hr. Al Ga SaQe Strabe,
6bicugo, 81. DOR Rurism cine neue
II flags ibrsr Eranunsssa nosntrn, TO-;
wobl ps,ienigeu in S5uarB ais in Suut:
brut MAIDEN !ies. Oieis Srauunss .2lns
bsuten toiten 6arbenoruf oeuti9 IA bel 20
3pa so Gents per Stid uno bic ieiuere
rs Gents, S6warBorut in ensIiid bios 25
GentS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-04

9arrwburg. Am Ra9mittase bss =.
Nsbruar uurbe Der Rne1t bes Wiaers
9uitsrt su Stabt. @runb, Ramens Ponein
y % Sabrs alt aus 2iuinsen, ale CT nit
einem einipdnaissn nit Strob beIaoeueu
Basen aus sinsm S9uppen 4. Bifsrmeg
berausfubr, benin Wesben an Der benz Gbor
acknowledgement Wauer pom @eiteIIs
baum auf Die Sruit setroiTsu uno On bic
Wauer sebridt, baB ibm bas Slut aus
Wunb unb Naie ffoB unb berislbs 3ur
StelIe tobt blieb.
Grpelbinssn (8iIs). Nm 8 Tsbruar
uuroe bic S'robbeoa9uns Der Bebauiun9
uon Wittue WeIanp babier bur9 cine
5euersbrunif seritSrt. Ser Sdaoen be-
lduft fi9 auf 2 bis 800 Jr. Die 8etrofs
fene 1T ni9t afecurirt.
9cnbelinaen. gm 6. Gsb. uurbe elm
benz Bd9ter Wd0sr 3u S9lsuenbof suses
borenoer uuusit oes 5ofes seIesener Strobs
i1ober circa 5000 Rilos pon perbre9eris
fiber Sanb in grano seieet uno sinses
di4srt. Der gerluif uirb auf eirea l0e
5r. peranidIast.
Gitrlbriid. Der Ssbruarmartt war
ussen bes 9Iattsiies iebr idwad bsfu&t,
bod idien fid Der 5anoel etwas beleben
5u wouen.
gu Wrri9 murbs in Der Na9t pom "a.
auf ben %. Sebruar Elm @tnbrud am
Sabnbofe ueriibt. Nabbsm Der Oieb uers
idieoeue S9ubIaoen sefeat, bate er cine
@rnbte uon 8 5r. 90 Continues. DEN
9eIbi9rant tonnte ct ni6t o1nen
aei6linsrn. aIs Der EasI6bner Sdrei'
Der 3 "a. Sabre oft, aus Rieoerpalen,
am a6enbe bss 8. 6e5. sinen o6srbaIb bies
i9er Srtiaaft iiber bic attert fibrenben
Stes paiiiren polte. ruti9te er aus. feel
ms Wafer uno ertrant. gis babiu tonnte
beheu 9ei9nam nt5t aufsefuuben werben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-04
gefsif6- Suaemburs.

gu mutton iinb am 80. Sanuar
3wei iduere llnalide ssidsben. Der Gags
lObuer Suriet, Satsr breier flsinsr Rinosr,
grub bic Sunbam snte zines 6auies aus.
Oa ffir,t bic grbe elmer Serraiie nieber,
bri4t Tim elm arm an suei Steasn uub
elm Seiu. @m ieIben Gage purbe benz
Irbeitsr Gbsi1 i'm Ssrewsrf i'm Wuhoner.
BuIce sbenfuIs elm Bsin seri8mettert.
Im 81. Sanuar wuroen fan bic sansen
@ebduIidteiten bss Bottsrbofs BEL ORION
Elm Haub Der Slammen. Der Sauptbau
fam am Seifen meg, er perlor MIR bas
Dad. Sdeune Stdae, &emiisn u. I. N.
wurbeu elm Raub Der Slammsn. Oas
gieb unS bas RobiIiar bss Sauies ruarb
iebo1 gsrsttst. Wie bas Ssusr entifanb.
weiB man nitt. Die Ssuerusbr BON Ars
Ion mar bsrbeiseeilt, tonnte aber penig
tbun. Der Setrag bes S5a6ens iii ni1t
auasseben. aaes 1T uerii9ert. Der 6of
aeb6rt ben Grben Sspler unb mar an 9errr
Spbaro perpabtet.
Su WouapilI Bel 2ouadamps lit
am 20. Srnuar elm idrsdlibes llngIid
eeidsbsu. Sin iunser Wann, Der NIT oer
falsnben Sudt bebaftst mar, uuroe pl0ss
LID psrriidt, t6btete feline Wutter, %
bette isinsn Batter t6btIi9 unb anbere Bsrs
ionsn Iei1ter. Sier @enbarmen, Der
Sris6ensridtsr uno mebrsre Mer,te begas
ben ft4 iosIeia on Srt unb Stele.
. arIoner Sabrenmartt pom 7.
Sebruar nor bes S1nse's unb Giles uegeir
i6Isdt bsiudt. Oob tros Der miierablsn
Dsss mar Sisb aus benz @roBber,ostbum
unS Srautrei9 bsisetrisbsn uoroen.
S9ladtuieb uuroe idnel uerfauft. Oo9
Rinopieb iouobl ais Boritsupieb sina su
nisbrisen Yreiisu, aber iduea ab. Die
arIonsr 2situusen tlasen. bag bas ameris
tauii1s Sleiid benz sinbsimii9sn cine pers
bsrbIite 9oncurrsn; ma3t.
Su BuIIes itarb am 81. Suuuar tn
isinem SO Sabre. am Sorabenb Der 5eier
ieiner 66idbrisen Sodssit, Serr Sacques
Wartin 8srtbo0st. OerisIbs mar Elm iebr
aatbarsr Wann, seahtet uub eeliebt bon
alien bic i'm tannteu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-04
Susembursioch
3ereiuigte 5taaten.

Ger9siratbst. am Is. b. W. III bur9
ben bobn. Yfarrer . 3 Der st. Mtarien:
gsmsinbs in Wilwautee Serr Sobu y
Rlopp mi, 0Ouiie 9entner setraut
pcrben. Su bl, Rreuj. Gopn Belgium, per
siuists am 10. 6sbruat Der bo6u. Gerr Z.
WlIler uniern 9anosmanu Ritoluus
Osfsr nit @briitins Subiug unS
an, II beiIslben Wonntss linton 8a:
tis nit gu . i q II, cann am
II. b. W. pfarrerS 6rieoen Der 81. gu,
tas 9emeinse Ritolas Subins nit
Maria Sut. aasn Slid, Srl uHo
Sesen!
@siarben. am ID. Sebruar itarb in
Dian III unisrm Staate 9atba,inu
Sdmit ssb. 8ictor, Gbefrau BON s,
S4mit unb Go9tsr pom GbeoSore Wicto,
aus Bort Waibinstou. Die SsrifOrbsus
blnte,ldBt 7 climber. uon bsnsu Sas Sinslft
ert 0 Wonate alt 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-04

6. in 2onbon: 6err Sob IruoI ID,
IL BaIben Street, Rem &Oab. CONNER:
ciaI &oab, 2onbon GAIT.
I. in Qiperpool: 5err WiIItam
Croft, Al Oute Street.
g.. In Rem Yort: 9err Soiepb
S6IbIe, Ebirb Street Hr. 1876 (Gaf).
5rdst ebenfaas 3reu; unb anter.
O.. in Yorto IIIesre (Rio @ranSe
be Sol, 8raiIien): 9srr Clemens
@alIau.
Die %uorsenannten 9srrsa ssben auf
briefi4e anfrase idneGits austunft unb
baben in isber 8esiebuns nod beitsn &raf.
ten fur bas materielIe unb rsIisi5s iittli9e
8obl in ben 9afenpIdssn Su iorsen. Sbr.
bureaus unents eItIideu Oisnits
letfunsen eriireden iid auf aIIe a~nseIesen,
heitsn Der Getie: Nnsabe Der beitsn unb
biuisffen &siieroute nod ben SafenpIdten
.-Gmpfans Bel antunft in ben Safen.
pldten. - gntipredenbss 2osement. -
@elbmedleI unb Gintdufe Bel ioliben, ibnen
ais reeQ betannten @si9dftsbduiern. =
Iustunft iiber Srt unb 3sit bss tatboIi:
i9en @ottesbienfes. - 0ertbeiIung pom
uuterbaltenben unb bs~Iebrenben fatboIi.
iden S4riften fir bic Sesreiie, iousit Der
Iorratb rei9t. - @mpfsblungstarten an
bic tatboliiden Sertrauensmdnnsr in Iorb
Mnerita. -@slsit. on Boarb bes S1ifies.
Sie Tertrauensmdnner t6nnen po1tommen
en- S9ue u. Siriorse nur bann sarantiren,