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THE ARr OF MAKING CoFFEE.

THE ART OF MAKING COFFEE.
The art of making coffee con-
sists in observing one or two
simple things. First of all, it
should be freshly ground: the
next thing is to draw out the
full strength and aroma, and at
the same time preserve the fluid
perfectly clear and free from
grounds. The French are gen
orally allowed to be the best
coffee makers in the world, and
they allow one ounce of coffee
to each coffee cupful of water.
Two pots are used in the max
ing. Into one boiling water is
poured on the ground coffee and
allowed to remain four or FIVE
minutes, when it is poured off,
as clear as possible. The
grounds are then boiled with.
the remaining water for two or
three minutes, and both lots
mixed together. To make the
grounds settle, half a cupful of
cold water is sprinkled over the
decoction; this descends to the
bottom, carrying the grounds
with it. Coffee may be clarified
also by adding little white of
an egg.
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DEBATING SocIETIEs.-Every
school district ought to have a
debating society. A great deal
of valuable information is gener-
ally impaired in the discussions.
Men, by participating in the dis
cusslons, accustom themselves
to speak in public, and, with
proper practice, can participate
in the discussions in larger pub
lie bodies. Public speaking is
an art, and, like all arts, can only
be acquired by much practice.
The time of the spectators is
passed pleasantly as well aspro-
itably at debating societies, and
if they were not there, they
might be at worse places. By
all means help organize. a deba-
ting society in every school dis
trict; have also reading schools,
and spelling schools, and lee
lures, and farmers clubs. Any
thing to keep the mind growing
in knowledge and virtue; any
thing to furnish good example
to the young folks.
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San Antonio does quite large
business in bones. Since July,
1877 1888 tons have been sold
to and shipped north by one
firm of that city. The value of
these is stated to be $40, 500.
The price paid in San Antonio
is $3.50 per ton.
Crocuses are well adapted for
growing in pots. Six or eight
may be put in a fye-inch pot,
placing the bulbs half an inch
below the surface. After bloom
Jig they can be replantcd in the
open ground. and will flower
freely the following year.
Reports TO the comptroller OF
Tennessee show decrease OF
5 rs per cent. in Tennessee as
sessment of 1877.
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= RECIPE FOR YEAsT.-To make
good bread you must have good
yeast. The following is an APP
proved recipe: Take Two good
sized potatoes, peel and cut
them in half, put them in about
two quarts of water, or little
more; let them boil soft, then
put in a handful of good hops;
let them boil until they settle TO
the bottom, say half an hour,
then strain them through a tin
strainer, rubbing the potatoes
well through the water; add a
telspoonful of brown sugar; let
it stand till cool, then stir in a
half a tea cupful of flour; when
cold pour it into one of those
large glass preserve jars with
screw cover; stand in warm
place to rise, shaking it occa-
sionally. In twenty-four hours
it will be light; skim off any
black scum that rises TO the top,
when it is light there will be a
froth on the top, and it looks
white all through. 1t is easily
made and raises bread very
quickly.
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a Century Behind.

Look at Mexico; contemplate
our shortsiglltednesl Almost
like neighbors, living on oppo-
site sides of the same street.
Mexico borders US along our
Southwestern frontier, actually
within speaking distance, for
more than 1890 miles. Here
is a country, SO near we can
toss brick into her territory,
of nearly 10000, 900 of i1habi-
tants, with whom the traffic and
means of intercourse are not
to-day one whit bettea than
with Egypt or Australia, some
oooo miles distant. Two ma
tions whose borders are coter-
minous, as stated, for 1900 miles
and not a single line ofrailroads'
connecting them. x
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7VTEGEIIlIL!NlE
Has Entirely Cured Ne.

BosroN, Oct. !, $50.
Mn STEVENS,
Dear Sir:-SIy daughter. after having Sc
we're attack of Whooping Cough, was leff in a
feeble state of health. Being advised by a
friend She used the Negetine. and afier using a
few bottles was fully restored to health.
haze been a great sufferer from rheuma-
tisin. have taken several bottles ofthe Veg
etine for this complaint, and am happy to say
it has entirely cured me. / have recommend
ed the 1egetine 10 others with the same good
results. II Is great cleanser and purifier of
the blood; it is pleasant to take and can
cheerfully recommend it.
JAMES MORSE, 3Si Athens Street.
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Tc The Public.

~ Is no longer agent of the Singer Sewing
Machine Manufacturing Company, nor has
not been for the past six months, and has no
right TO receive or receipt for money due on
machines, no matter from whom purchased.
The genuine Singer Machine can be purchas-
ed only of our duly authorized agent, j. w.
Carter, at BRENNAN, who alone is authorized
10 receive and receipt for money due on said
Machines; Office under Central Hotel Needles
notssW!t THE SINGER MFG. co.
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Btson 70. FITS.

ri of passion Walk
open air. You may
Bur mind to the winds
q limiting anyone, or pro-
ing yourself to be SIM
On. '.Be shasty in thy
hit to be angry, for angerres-
tll in the Bosom of fools. .
For a fit OF Idleness-Count
1.-THE tiokings of a clock. Do
this for one hour, and you will
! be glad to pull on your coat the
next and work like a man.
isSlothfulness casteth into a deep
sleep, and an idle soul shall sut-
fer hunger.
For a fit Of extravaganza and
folly-Go to the work house, or
speak with the ragged and
iwretched inmates of the Jail,
and you viii be convinced
'sWho makes his bed of b,iar or thorn
Must be CONTEXT TO lie forlori' %
"Wherefore do we, spend money
for that which is not bread, and
your labor for that which salts
feth not1"
For a fit of ambition-Go to
the cllurcllyard and read the
gravestones. They willtell you
| the end of man at his best es-
tate. For what is your life ?
1t is even a vapor that appear
eth for a little time and thenvan-
isheth away pride gceth be-
fore destruction and. an naughty
spirit before fall"
For a fit of repining -Look
about for the halt and blind. and
visit the bed-ridden, the affiict-
led, and the deranged; and they
make you ashamed ofcomplain-
ing of your light Affections
Wherefore doth living man
complain. .
For a fit of envy-Goa and see
how many who keep their car
riages are afflicted with rheunla-
tism, govt, and dropsy; how
many walk abroad on clutches
or stay at home wrapped up in
a flannel; and how many are
subject to epilepsy and apo
plexy. "a sound heart is the
life of flesh. Envy is the rot
tenness of the bones
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Bob Ingersoll OF Love.

\
/ tell you there is more love
in the homes of the poor than
in the palaces of the rich. The
meanest hut, with love is a den
only fit for the gods, and a pal
ace without love is a den only
lift for the wild beasts. You
cannot be SO poor that you can
not help somebody. Good ma
Iture is the cheapest commodity
in the world; and love is the'enly
thing that viii pay ten per cent
to borrower and lender both.
til not necessary to be rich, or
to be happy. The happy man
is the successful man. Happi-
ness is the legal tender of the
soul Joy is wealth
1t is not necessary to be great
to be happy; it is not necessary
10 be rich to be just and gener-
Gus, and to have a heart filed
with divine affection. No mat
ter whether you are nch or poor,
treat your wife as though she
was a splendid flower and so she
viii fill your life with perfume
and joy And do you know, it
is a splendid thing for me to
think that the woman you really
love will never grow old to you.
Through the wrinkles of time,
through the mask of years, if
youreally love her, you will all
ways see the face you4loved and
wons Anda woman whoreally
loves a man does not see that
he grows old he is not decrepit
to her; he does not tremble;
he is not old; she always sees
the same gallant gentleman who
won her hand and heart. like.
to think oft in that way; like
to think love is eternal. And TO
love in that way; and then to go
down the hill together, and as
you go down hear perhaps, the
laughter of grandchildren, and
the birds of joy and love sing
once more in the leaaess branch
IS of the tree Of age. l believe
in liberty, equality and love.
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Rbfunafkn is a lIisass II tha Rlad

The blood in this disease, Is found to con-
tain an excess Of fibria. NeSeiiEe acts by
converting the blood from IFS diseased condi-
lion to a healthy circulation. Yeseine reg,-
laies the bowels which is very important in
this complaint One bottle of Nesetine will
give relief; but, TO elect permanent cure, it
must be taken regularly, and may take sever
nj bottles, especially in cases of lo3g,.stand-
ing. Negetine is sold by all druggists. Try
it, and your verdict viii be the same a. that
of thousands before you, who say, 81 never
found SO much relief rs from the use OF Vege-
tine,'' which is composed exclusively of
Banks, Roots and Herbs
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Notice in Probate.
THE STATE OF TEXAS.

THE STATE OF TEXAS.
To the Sheriff or any Constable of Wash
ington county, Greeting:
You are hereby commanded to cause to
be published, at least once week for fouI
weeks successfully in the BRENNAN Ban
ner, newspaper regularly printed in the
county of Washington, the following notice:
THE STATE OF TEXAS-To all persons
interested in the welfare of Thos K. Hox-
ey and Bessie Bell Hoxey, minors; Thos.
c. Clay, guardian of said minors has filed
in the County Court of Washington Coun-
ty, an application to sell 500 acres of land
out of the Pedro Zarza survey in William
son county, part of survey No II, belong
ing to Thos. r. Hoxey, and FIVE hundred
acres out of survey No. Is. also part of the
Pedro Zarza survey in Williamson county
belonging to Bessie B. Hoxey, which will
be heard at the next term of the County
Court of said County, commencing on the
third Monday in January, 1879. at the court
house thereof, in the city of Brennan, at
which time all persons Interested in said
minors welfare, may appear and contest
said application, if they see proper.
Herein fail not, under penalty of the law,
and Of this writ make due return. Issued
the goth day of December, 1873.
Witness, II. NJ. Lewis, Clerk of said Court
and the seal thereof, at office, in the city
of Brenham, the goth day of December,
1873
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TEN EDEN ALLEN
and
Free Wagon Yard,
AT HUrcHINsoN's GROVE.

The undersigned has fitted up a first
class Ten Pin Alley and Bar Room at the
above locality, in the southern part Of the
city, on the Bellville road. Attached 10 the
premises is fine shady grove, which will
be used as Wagon Yard without cost TO
the wagoners.
octIIlwtf holm O'NEAL-Y.
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'syegetine'' says a Boston physician, s'has
no equal rs n blood purifier Hearing of its
many wonderful cures, after all other RENEE
dies had failed, l visited the laboratory and
conyineed myself of its genuine merits. Ills
prepared from banks, roots and herbs, each of
which IS highly effective, and they are COM
pounded in such u manner as TO produce as
: ioIisLiug resl,its -
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YlSs' Grass and Strilg Band

Is now thoroughly organized and prepared
to furnish music tor Balls, Parties, Ceiebra-
lions, Barbecues, Fairs, &C., on liberal
terms. Address,
PROF. FOSS,
Gcl. (. '73-w 5nl. Welcome, Texas.
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Harper's Periodicals.

The Annual Volumes of Harper's Ba-
EAR, in neat cloth. binding, will be sent by
express, free of expense provided the
freight does not exceed one dollar per vol
ume), for 81 each. A complete Set, COM
prising Eleven Volumes, sent on receipt OF
cash at the rate of SIS IS per volume,
freight at expense of purchaser.
Cloth Cases for each volume, suitable for
binding, will be sent by mail, postpaid, on
receipt Of S. each.
Renittances should be made by Post
Office Money Order or Draft, to avoid
chance of loss.
Newspapers are not TO copy this adver-
tisement without tie express order of Har-
per & Brothers. Address
HARPER & BROTHERS.
decSd-w New York,
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II. NJ. LEWIS

c. c. c. w. Co.
hereby certify that the above and fore
going is true and correct copy Of the
original citation now in my hands.
I. II. HUTCHINSON,
dec2I-4t Sheriff.
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VElGETINE'.
Nothing Equal to it.

sorrH SALEM, Mass, Nov II, 1875.
II. Y. SrEvEHs,
DEAR SRI hare been troubled with Scro-
fnla, Canker, and Liver complaint for three
years. Nothing ever aid Ine any good until
commenced using the NEGsTISi. am now
getting along iir-l-rate, and still using the
NEGETTSE. consider there is nothing equal
10 il for such cOlfpiaints Can heartily re-
comn,end tito every body. Yours truly,
MRs. LIZZIE NJ PAcKAED,
No. l6 Lagrange Street, South salem, Mass.
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The Volumes of the Bazaar begin with
the first Number for January of each year.
When no time is mentioned, it will be I'M
derstood that the subscriber wishes 10 COM
mence with the Number next after the re-
ceipt Of his order.
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KARPER's Bazaar
L e7 q.
ILLUSTRATED.
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.

To dress according to Harper's Bazal
will be the aim and ambition of the women
of America.-Boston Transcript.
As faithful chronicle of fashion, and q
newspaper Of domestic and social charac-
tel, it ranks without rival.-Brooklin Ea.
gle.
This paper has acquired wide popular.
ity for the fireside enjoyment it affords, and
has become an established authority with
the ladies.-N. Y. Evening Post.
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T. = T. H. =
q I : i g = r.
+ ~ ( 4 !
= F 81 r.
! = - s.
-
r. i T. II
& =
r. S
= - j. n F.
+ 81
Us
Nus:
The
Phel OF
e cents.
4 king has
= Bn in rais-
J. : = II II. the case
4 about Feb
Fnd year when
and a half old,
70 the farmer Tor
Mould weigh say
and the farmer
II ! y them up, because
5 more quickly that
feed them ten bushels
ach. They would gain
Ilnds each on the ten
H. 'ef corn. Now the pigs
Isl ID the fall. feed a little
's]I The winter, run loose all
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| NOW READY FOR AGENTS,
PICTORIAL
HISTORY of TEXAS,
AGENTS
WANTED.
CHANGERS AND PLANTERS
WAREHOUSE.
AGAR .oADoFGRANGE WAGONS

1 will continue business at my old stand
and solicit the patronage of my friends and
and fonier customers. l have now on
hand
AGAR .oAD oFGRANGE WAGONS
and will sell as follows:
4 inch thimble skein. ....S5S 90
~ ........ 50 90
......... 90 90
~ iron axle. 800. o2 90
Spring seats are extra a ........ 8 50
l will keep supply OF wagons, plows
sweeps, cultivators, ETC., etc
Call and see me andmake business arrange
~ NKAvANAUGH.
Aug5, L.. l, W.. W. IT,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-01
lin bic Ystroleamf6Ksr, Die meiRent

lin bic Ystroleumf1iIer, Die msitsns
rpsssn ess anbaftsnben pstrplsumssru6es
pom ieeer gerpenbuns fdr tyirtbI9afts
Ii9e une bduslide 3p.ds ausseldlpEsn
fnp. fdr Die @irtbibaft sssisnst unb
brau6bar ~ MAIDEN, ipsresn sie Sbssn
aus cen 8disrn bsraussenpmmen unp
lsstsre bis gum Ganee nit Wa1sr ssfiQt.
esm ,intsr umrlbrsn auf jseeS 1as 5
Silosr. gut sslSldtsn SalfsS sussieBt
miro tarauf bletbsp BE 8iGsr an Ger
Spnne ca. 8 Gage fsten. Die bsrauS.
eenpmmeusn S6ren miGsn In Elm psitss
8sfib In Salfmtl@ sinsslsat psr.
ben. @dbrene bee rubisen Stsbsns
stsbt be, Salf bic eeut Saie anbaftsnpsn
Yetrpleumtbsils %ppafdnpts an ii6 unp ss
tritt cine Art Ssrisifuns sin a!seann
serfsbt man bic GdGer nit rsinsm @ai.
fer unp labt fs nod Ia Gage fsbsn. 0tit
psrartis b~sbanesltsn friI9sn Ystrplsuut'
fdl1srn wuresn bereitS bic bsfen Grfplse
sr;islt uup eisislbsn lslbf gum Gtnma&sn
spn Sausrtraut, bas bsfanntlt6 iebr
lsi9t sinen frsmesn 9eibmaf annimmt.
bsnust ubns has ba6slbe ipdtsr na&
tangent Stebsn In tielsn 8dHsrn ben
ssrinsfen SeissI@mad ppsr 9sru& mad
petroleum ssbabt bdite. Soute fur
rtan9e 3psde bic sinmaltse &einisuns
nit 8altnil6 ui6t ssnistn, 70 tirftsn
bet @iseerbpiuns hes TsinisuussSsr'
fubrsns unp stpatssm Na6idwsfeln Der
susel6lassnen 6d6sr ttsisibsa aud als
SpiritusfdGsr sebrau6t wsresn fSnnsa.
Die gum 8sinissn Ssrpanpts Wdbe uni
8pfsn fnp nur ssrins aniui9lasen. po
ss sapur6 eslinst tiels sans sprtreflid
aearbsttstsn 6d1sr ~ anpsrn 3psdsn ~
bsnuBsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-01
Nm letten Sase eisiss Wonats tritt

Nm lettsn Gage htsiea WonatS tritt
Ter dusert ':Itsne 5lu Elm. eaF Die planes
ten Ware gpo Saturn 70 bttt neten
eindncer itshCn. eae eem u%nbspdHnsten
auBe idsinsn pirr. Wars paiFre rirtet
tiber cen msbr entferntsu Saturn. Sn
csr sr5bten Ndbe lius bic tsiren Ylanss
ten nur ben ie6;ebnten She'll zines 9ra>
ees spn chamber entfsrnt. une es mag
icsar leibt cine p5uise gsrpetuna pes
Saturn eintrstsn. 81 pies Der 5aa, 70
BADEN he aitroncmsn eiefes Sabrbuns
rerts Elm Greisnis ~ Ssrssi9nsn. pas in
dbnltdsr WeiIe einmal beobadtst puroe,
ndmlt9 am 8. Sanuar 1891, no Ger
planet Supitsr cur6 ben ploneten
WarS psresft eri6isn. Cine tt6te Nnz
ndbsruns swti6en 1ars unb Saturn
fanp ;rpar an, Is. april 1927 fat. ater
IS fam gu feiner @ereeduns. esirer
trttt bic issise ftirtae anndbsruns Der
beiceu Ylanstsn in unieren Sr%eitenerapen
redt unsinfts. ndmlit um 2 l1br Ha@.
mittass. Elm, ieccb perben WarS une
Saturn an 80. Stunt baIo mad Wittsrs
nadt fir uns fidttar fein ure INNER
nod nabe ssnus nstsn stnancsr erIbrins
en-. Die planstsn iiuc curb tbren 6ars
benslan; let&t ;u untsribsipen. Saturn
III ssp6bnli& matt tlsifarbis. nats rsn,
Wars ptrt er ater IN eurdf6tisem
Grin eridstnen. rpibrenp Wars einen
rbtbliG selben Sian; bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-01

Seusr pom GluFe aus ben Sbuppsn err
ret&t 70 FAM rerlelbe aud ieinsr san;sr
0dnse mad in 1lammsn.
Dacur6 aertstben bic iimutliden Gns
laaen Der Atlantic Storage Co., bic Tt
iiplid BON Zen NtIantfc Wcrfs bs1nosn.
in eie srSste Gsfabr. Disie Gonpass
nis beigt bier srose siIsrne 8sbdlter.
pslde is 10000 SaTsr Del fa1sn, sirsn
Sebdltsr pon 5000 Barrels une msbs
rers feline Ssbdltsr bon 1000 bis TO-.
600 Barrels. SIN 9ansen fino In ben
Ssbdltern, bic auf etnem9 rune itide Spns
10 Mcre5 SsrtbeiIt fnp, etrrd IFS 900
6dfsr Qarunter 40 Gdifer rafFnirs
tes) 8pblsnSl entbalten. DaS Teuer
rpuree BON, einsnt fiarfsn @sfptnre mad
eem 0srft Der 9tlantic Storage 60. sss
trteben uno srsrif einsn S6uppen Don
200 Gus 9dnse uuo 80 Gus 8rsite,
rpelder unmtttslbar iibltd pom benz 3pst
Gage ;usrr serfbrten 9aserbaus ftanb.
@saen Wittas brebte fb Der @inb
mad Noreen. taeur1 pureen bic Slam
men mad Sieen sstrfsten unb is tsdtsn
etne &sibe S6uppen ron nabe;u elmer
Wetle 9dnse In 8rane, tpsl9e 1900
Sdfer Del entbielten.
Sdelia Don eisIsr S6uppen Iiesen
ete point Brss;s Oil 0orfes uns iGrs
ltd BON pieien Elm an;abl 5olibduier,
bic pom slrbsitern Der point Srss;e Sil
Wprf5 bsppbnt rperoen. 6inter ben,
stne Wsile lanssn S6uppen unr BON
rteism pur9 ueSocenerb5buns sstr.nnt,
lissen finf sr5sere 9~assrbduier, pom be-
nsn pas tleinffe 260 Tus brett, une pas
srfsts AGO Gus lang unp 100 Sus brett
TT. Die Sauppen ldnss pes SauYls
fiji bis btnab su ben 9pint Sresse Sil
Borts fnc sin;lt6 ;erft6rt : ebsnip ea5
@pbnbauS bss gorfebsrs 0ilion une
Gas Bureau Der 4tIanrie petroleum
Storage Co., pel9e tn Ger Nibe Der
S6uppen ~fanben. @u1 Die Sol;beflet.
hung ess 8erfteS Der atlantic Storage
Co., pel&es cine 9dnse BON 1900 Sus
bat, firs 6susr uno puree serft5rt.
Setm @srft Der atlantic petroleum
Storage Co., lasen srpss Suantititsn
5rl; unb msbrere Gdfsr 8oblenH ;ur,
Serfbifsn bsrstt. Der befttse @ine
trisb bic Slammsn nab ben naben Wsrf.
ten, rpslbe innsrbalb erei Stunoen auf
elmer ednse BON 1900 Gus serit5rt purs
ben. Die Sirna 8arpsn, Grey & 60.
bdste 5000 GdIsr Del Elm. Die 5olss
l6uppen Lungs Der Deritsu puresn ole
sert5rt. nebif 80 BIS 10000 Ie.rsr Siis
fern, bic eprt aufsefapslt paren.
9si Der furhtbaren 6tse uno cen,
biden, Iaes Serinfernsen 2aude paren
bic 3sttunssarbsttsn fir bic i6nsq Der,
bsisseilts Geusrpsbr unb bic 8sttunss.
pampfsr u~nsebsusr idwisrts. Die polis
act bate NIT Hdubern unb Dteben, tpsI&e
fi6 bic Geusrbrunf 3u Nuse ~ MAIDEN
iu6ten, ibre Notb unp Serbaftete mebrsrs
eerielben.
Grft I'm 9aufs tes IA. Stunt pures
mon res Ssuers, tas TN 9ansen einen
S6aeen BON psbr ais elmer Wilipn an
ssrt&tst bat, p~uafdneis Wsiffsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-01

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ibm in bic Aassn felen. unc otes spar
nit srSserer Aufmsriamfsit, als Is ft6
pobl I'M sspSbnli&en eaufe sss esbsrs
ssiemt.
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I6 neben ben Spursn s~bemaltser pratt
unpsrfennbare an3etden Der Ddrftts'
felt, tppcur6 bic 9siuntsnbett tes San,
,en nur nod mebr In bic ausen fad.
Muf einsm balls ssrtrImmerten, NIT Serrtls
isnsn, tbeils fd%ubisen, tbstls fotbissn
&Ieipunssfifsn beesftsn 8anape mar
Elm i95nsr Iitian aufssitsat etn srcess
san3 eemeinss irrenes 8eI&trr rtents
etnem a'tertbdmlidsn, unaemetn i66n
aearbeitstsn 6umpen ais unterfab ; auf
benz 8amine fancen turdeinanoer per-
fdmmslte 9spsfsuren, pfstfsn, ptnisi
une Glider.
Der @reis leufste ttsf unb Spra9 bann
,u benz junssn Wanne sepentet:
- Sd bite nm gsrsstbuns fir met
men ipdfnd6tlt9sn 8siu9, tnoss bofs
i'd. eas Der 8sssrunc metnss @erfabrens
pas l%lnanfinrtse uno aufaaenee baran
aufptsssn miro.
- Sbre Gri6sinuns bier BET mir su
elmer 1claen Stunee errpteoerte Der
iunse WenI& = 1T 'unselssner ais Ste
f9 scrfsqen tSnnen ; aber 3%peifslsobne
perfclsen Gle Elm 3tel uno baben eaber
irssnS s:nen 9runc, Dor alien serape eieie
Stunce 3u pdblen.
- Sd babe fsinesrsss bic Stunee
sepdbIt - ssrfssts mtt Wdrpe Der 9rets.
= gle tparsn TN Sage niat BIER unb
gle wtGsn unprsen mare 70 ;u ipdt
sepeien.
- DaS mabt Sbrsm Sdarfblid pte
srSste Gbre; labt ieben, p6 pas Gnce
tem Infanse entipre9en rptrb. aber
Gines Bite i'd mir aus: rsben Sie
mir ia tpstsr BON Woral nod BON 9es
i6dft; i'd fSnnte Sbnsn unmSslt8 metne
Mufmsrfiamfeit identen.
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