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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-02-07
The National Co...pIaln..

Dyspepsia is the national complaint. Al
most every other man or woman you meet
has ii, and the result is that the number OF
pseudo remedies for It isas numerous as Pha-
raoh's host. They are the most part worth
less. There is, however, h searching eradieant
Of this distressing and Obdurate malady, one
whose genuine merits iong since raised tito a
foremost place among the staple medicines OF
America. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters extir>
mates dyspepsia with greater certainty and
nromptitude than any known remedy, and is
a most genial lnvigorant, appetizer and AID
n secretion. These are not empty assertions,
as thousands of eur countrymen and woman
who have experienced its effects are aware,
hut are backed up by irrefragable proofs re-
neatedly laid before the public. The Bitters
also promote regular habit of body and give
q healthful stimulus to the urinary organs.
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BusIness Failures.

Lack of judgment causes fully so per cent
Of all business men to fail, earlier or later
no not an equal proportion of physicians
fail 10 cure from the same cause? At the
Grand Invalids' and Tourists Hotel, Buffalo,
y Y, DIR. Pierce, through the skill attained
Nv his several specialists, each having de-
voted years to a special department of med
icaI science, is able to cure large per cent.
If cases hitherto considere incurabe. Many
MUSICIANS, In view of the superior advan
taees of this model sanitarium, bring there
stubborn. obscure, complicated and surgical
cases for examinations operation end treat
.,nent. Full particulars given in the Peoples
romtncn Sense Medical Adviser, au illus
,rafed work of over 900 pages. Price, post
aid. sI.fO. Address the author, r. V. Pierce,
III. D., Buffalo, N. \,
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uousEuoLn HELPS.

IS i4, To CURE MIIDEw,--Wetin rainwater,
"a D rub the spots with soap and chalk, lay
in the sun and dew two or three days
~. and nights. The spots should be thor.
,oughly rubbed with the soap and chalk
once or twice day.
IcING FOR CAKE-Beat the whites of
four eggs, then add gradually one and
quarter pounds of pulverized sugar,
beating it for half an hour. If too thick
49, to run, thin with a little vinegar.
Flavor with lemon. The cake should be
almost cold, and well Toured before
,.s icing. ,-,rrs-
CURE FOR WAKEFULNEss.-ro cure
wakcfulness, wrap cloths dipped in cold
water around the wrist, and sometimes
lsy wet cloth on the top OF the head ;;
ortake, sponge bath just before retir-
ing having plenty of pulverized borax in
the water, and rubbing the body with
-"sFf coarse towelto getup good circulation
70 - HONEY PUDDING.-Three- pints thin>
ly sliced apples, one pint honey, one pint
81. flour, one pint corn. meal, small piece
i74 butter, one teaspoonful soda, the juice
Of two lemons and their grated rinds :;
.n stir the dry soda. into the honey, then
% add the apples, melted butter and a little
salt; now add the lemon rind and Juice
and at once stir in the Hour. Bake one
hour. ,..1 :
FRENCH RoLIs-One ounce of lard TO
* one quart ofiiour, one whole egg, slightly
-s.s' beaten, three tablespoonfuis of yeast,
two tablespoonful of soda, two table
spoonfuls of salt put all together. Mix
,sisI.---sll-.s-v- ss~vv II, put water will
do. Work for one hour, until the dough
seems TO tighten beneath your hands, and
s--Se set to rise till morning, if made up in
= the evening. Make out then into seven
= p" rolls, and handle as lightly and as little
f-..s as possible, leaving them In a suitable
.es place TO rise until time to bake them for
o. breakfast sss4sF KISS
s -, PFAcH PuDprNe. THEE. quarters of
v7s,est,a PouHd. of -four, one pint of dried
peaches, three gills of beef suet, tea
spoonful Of salt. Chop the peaches and
suet mix then with the -four and salt:
ada we,er enough to make the dough
stiff enough to stir with spoon. Tie in
49, 49,. cloth, leaving room enough for it to
81. 81 SWELL boil or steam four hours. To be
psi qenfep With vine sapce..
SWEET OMELETs.-Break six eggs in a
y i basin, add TO them three teaspoonfuls of
sugar, and beat them up sufficiently to
have the whites ard yolks-well mixed +,
then add to this three tablespoonful Of
~. 3 cream, stirring it untB 10 is mixed thor
oughly. Cook the ,sanies as amy other
onaelet5 and, just before turning on ON,
Your dish, put a spoonful OF strawberry
sarrant jelly, or any kind of pre !
serve YOU prefer over IL Turn :. -.
in your dish, sift powdered sugar over it
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CurIosities of Crime.
New York sun

Mrs. Mack WAS convicted of murder
ing her husband in GAINESVILLE, Wis, in
order that she might marry, lover
named Dickinson, who helped to commit
the crime ard it was Dickinson's testi-
tnohy on which the verdict was obtained.
Mrs. Cobb is accused of, numbering her
husband in. Norwich. Conn, that she
might marry lover named Bishop; and
il She should Be. convicted it would be on
Bishops. testimony. These strikingly
similar cases naturally excite the remark
that women are more constant than men
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The Right n.p.r

A Syrian convert to Christianity was
urged by his employers to work on
Sunday, but he declined. "But," said
the master, "does not the bible say that
if'a man has an OK or an ass that falls
into pit on the Sabbath day he NAV
pull him out?p eyes" answered Ha-
yoh, but il the ass. has habit of falling
into the samea pit every Sabbath day,
then the man should either fill up the
pit or sell the ass
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-02-07
MANS Age.

Few men die of old age. Almost all
die of disappointment, passion, mental
or bodily toll or accident. The common
expression "choked with PASSION has
little exaggeration in it; even though
notsuddenly fatal, strong passions shorten
life. Stroug-bodied men often die young
weak men often live longer than the
s.ropg, for the strong use their strength
and The weak have none to use. The
latter take care Of themselves; the former
10 not. As il IS with the body, so it is
with the mind and temper The strong
are apt to break, or, like a candle, 20
run the weak TO rua-out. The inferior
animals that live temperate lives have
most generally their prescribed number
Of years The horse lives twenty i've /;
the OK fifteen or twenty The dog ten or
twelve the rabbit eight; the guinea pig
six or seven years. These numbers all
bear similar proportion to the time the
animal takes 10 grow TO its full size.
Bat man, of all the animals, is one that
seldom lives this average. He ought to
live 81 hundred years according to physi~
cal law, for five times twenty is hun
drcd but instead of that, he scarcely
reaches on an average four times his
growing period; the cat six times
and the rabbit even eight times the
standard OF measurement. The reason
is obvious-msn is not emily the most ir'
regular and incorporate, but the most
laboi u and hard worked of all the ami
mails. He is also the most irritable, and
there is reason to believe, though we car
not tell what an animal secretly feels
that more than any other animal, mar
cherishes wrath to keep il warm, anC
consumes himself with fire of his own Sc
C .ct rsnectious.
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RELIGIOUS READING.
Adeste FideIes.

On, come, all ye faithful,
Joyful and triumphant come ye'
On, come ye,
To Bethlehem!
Como and adore Him,
Eorn the King OF angels!
Oh, hasten to adore Him,
On, hasten to adore Him,
oh, hasten to adore Him,
Christ, our Lord
Sing, choirs Of angels,
Sing IN exsltstionl
Come, all ye citizens OF HEAVIER, rejoice
Glory TO Col be,
G. ory in the highest
o., hasten to adore linn,
Oh, hasten TO adore Him,
On, hasten to adore Him.
Christ, our Lord
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serry'- signal.

Jerry and an old neighbor had gone
on the bay during the thaw that pre-
ceded the bitter cold. They were " ont
side" and must wait for the turn of the
tide-to get over the bar. They were not
prepared for such q sudden change in
temperature 1t grew colder and still
colder. Their friends on shore built up
brushwood fires SIS beacon lights, bit
their boat was already fast in the ice
even il they saw the signals, they were
helpless under the benumbing influences
of that icy wind. They drifted out be-
You'd these earthly shores into eternity.
A few days after this Tom came to tell
me the sad news that poor old Jerry's
body had been recovered. He was found
dead in the bottom of the boat.
Jerry always said" continued Tom,
'thsJ he had prayed to be allowed to
give some sign that he was faithful until
death, and that God was with him TO
the end. His prayer was granted he
gave the sign"
What was it ?'' asked.
He took piece of an old flag and
tied it on the oar and planted it Oh the
ice. L knew Jerry meant by that, I've
got the victory"
rs that all?" / exclaimed, in tone
of disappointment, expecting something
more, although l could scarcely say
what.
Tom went on to say: What make
me feel mere than all, ma'am, is that, i
Jerry hadn't been so forgetful OF him
self, he might have been alive at thi
minute. You see old Bill was with him
and what does Jerry do but takes off hi
own overcoat and mittens and puts then
on old Bill, and wraps his comforte
round BilPs neck, and so he saved Bill
alive, but he wss froze dead himself"
Tom" said l, ''that was the sig
that Jerry gave that he was faithful
until death. That wss the true chris
tian spirit! He needed not a flag tie
on the oar. He gave his life to say
another he was faithful to the end, an
Christ was with him That was th
truest signal poor Jerry could give. -
, Christian Intelligencer.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-02-07

Sore throat, cough, cold, and similar
troubles, il suffered to progress. result in
serious pulmonary affections, oftentimes in
durable. Browns Bsoncbiel Troches" reach
directly the scat Of the disease, and give al
most instant relief. p cents box
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-02-07

Some Of the new STYLES Of Mason & Hamiin
Cabinet Organs Introduce style OF finish
with embossed gold bronze Ornamentatioh
hy q new process at once the most elegant
and ehaste finish yet employed on such in
struments. Prices are very low for such
MOrknIanshin.
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..rahc No rhonrht for The morrow.

:. E1ke No Thought for the mOrrOW.
=" Oae little boy, " says Mr.. Knapp, an
American missionary in Spain, sells
wax matches, called cerillas, in the
street. If he does not dispose of GER
tain number of boxes day, his parents
viii not give him anything to eat when
he comes home at night. One afternoon
he was very hungry, having lad to
suner Tor dehclt the day before.
While thinking what to do, Jesus came
into his little mind, and so he got down
by his basket, there in the busy plsza,
and asked Him, to help him sell four
boxes of wax matches, so that be might
have his dinner. When he arose, a
gentleman stepped up and bought just
four boxes, and the little match vendor
ran home joyfully with his eight farth-
ings, his heart trimming full. We
asked him why he did not stop to sell
more. Oh, said he, had enough
for to-day, and Jesus will take care of to
morrow.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-02-07

For upwards Of thirty years Nrs. Winslows
Soothing Syrup has been used for children
with never-faiiing success. 1t cOrrects acidity
OF tae stomach, relieves wind collie, regulates
the bowels, cures dysentery and diarrhoea,
whether arising from teething or other causes
An old and well-tried remedy. 25c. bottle
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-02-07

AN old man in Hanover, Penn, lost
his well-flled pocketbook a, month ago.
aud diligent search failed to recover it.
On Saturday mQningi however, his dog
was heard barking at the door, anu on its
being opened the pocketbook was found
The suggestion is made that the old man
dropped it, and his dog, which is always
with him, carried h.away and hid it and
afterwards brought it back to make the
day as pleasant az possible,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-02-07

A select List OF local Newspapers.
sTanced by separate StEief. with publ hes
chedule rates aud great reiuetiou TO cash CUSTOM
Ts inF iisd free to any Rpi licant. Adore Newspa
ler AdvTtisin s Bureau 10 spruce ST Kew York.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-02-07

Type Measures, gate AMI NoDpareil. For
measuring advert nts. Free b. mail for scent
stamp Address Geo. p. Rowell q Co., New York.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-02-07

Anierieau Newspaper Directory
Tor 1879 now 8dy- Five hundred pace. Price Five
D0liarE. Gives circulatio~s Of all Newspapers. For
sale by American News Company, New York
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Carbon Crows of Vera Cruz.
Vera Cruz Cor. n. Y. Post.


These black vultures, called sapilotes,
are an institution of Vera Cruz. Tame
as domestic fowls, they circle about
singly, in pairs, and ia great hocks,
roosting upon the towers, cupolss and
housetops. They act as the scavengers
of the city. cleaning the streets OF ofal
and refuse, and, in fact, descending upon
anything edible within their reach.
They quarrel with hungry dogs for the
possession of bone, uttering many gut~
tural protests during the struggle, and
clinging pertinaciously with beak and
tslons to their end of the prize. They
haunt the fish market when the sun has
begun to do its work upon the finny
merchandise, and steal surreptitiously
up behind the vendor, when his head j.
turned, to abstract fish. Their *
preston, when detected before the thief
takes place, is that of unimpeachablef q,
nocences They. seem TO say, " OH
won't take anything; I'm simply looking
on" No one is allowed wantonly to
destroy them, five dollars fine being the
penalty for shooting or otherwise killing
sapitote. Those within the city walls
are OF the species known in the southern
states as the earrion crow (CdthartN
dtrdtus), though two other kinds exisi
upon the coast--the common turkey
buzzard, with plumage of more sombeI
cast and red on neck and legs of liveliel
tint, and the. king vulture, monarch o
his tribe. One of the most common
roosting places of the vultures are tn,
crosses on the church towers, and tn,
sight of three of these black coats perchec
upon either arm and on top of tbes,
white ,emblems forms a novel if MOI
cheerful spectacle; one involuntaril,
thinks of the crucifxion and the two
thieves. trs
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TIE other day there was q barrel 0
Jo5auni,barg wine sold at Cologne for
So o00 forms. ~ sixteen hundred
bottles TO the barrel, ii was estimated
that this vine brought about $3.50 to
the bottle
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CHeapesf Advertising ia fIe World
send Tor Circuli n, with fut psrtieulars free.
as g FostC - 30 epruca street New OcE.
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FOR TEN DOLLARS CASH.

vc viii iuscr1 scvcn-iiue advertisement one week
in list o. 253 weekly newspapers. four lines in
dihereut list ot 7 parers, ton lines weeks in
choice ot either ot four separate ana distinct lists
containing from ~ to leo papers each. fou lines
one week in u four of the small lists. one line
week in all lists combined. being more thrn
0if papers Meai have lists - papers by States
thronrnout the United States and Canada. send for
cur 100 paEe pamphlet Address Gro. p. HOWELL
o -nrF ns|~Fe Ee K
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tsDHA az teD s-aEfa.
LIS o. All lie best hev sfaPers Tor Advertisers
VI TIA Sc he7uies az rates clarred Address Geo. =.
RoweH q CO.. 10 Spruce ST, New York. Price, 10 cts
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CHEW Jaokson's Best sweet Navy Tobacco
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-02-07

Terribly exbaustIng are the night sweats
which accompany consumption. But they,
as well as the paroxysms OF coughing, are IN
yariably broker up 10y Dr. VIM. HalPs Bal.
sam or the Lungs, which conquers the
deadly ma'ady, as well as bronchitis. pneu>
monia, pleurisy, asthma, diphtheria, and all
other affections OF the throat, lungs and
chest. l. saves thousands from untiuely
graves, and is Invaluable in rescuing chill
dren lrom the Group, whOoping cough and
qui. y. IT is sold by all druggists.
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NEWSPAPERS and MAGAZINES

at cluf~rtss fime trouble and psRse savsdlE scs
scriDing through the Rocky Mountain eseserlps.1,S
lished in the United States. Aagsral Inetr,inert-
Sewing Machines of all kinds, Chromss. braluss
duced prices. will also furnish Beeks q ~ Esii,
EOACSsPEC VIEWS q specially. Don't fsl- =
write at once for circulars. Agents ear Hi.s'
'iS money JAMES 1esaslssser Evans. to.e.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-02-07

- = - very Importanf bills are
~hic If allowed to pass ali pension cai nIsieret2-
fore admitted will be reopeHeG, thousl nas % Ils
gr Eat must dore. For tail particulars sena To-
co Of esssiOus.I TFitstlse an o>page pGpet-
les ned monthly and devoted to the interests % So
diers sailors and their heirs Cont ans al lsN
BOUNTY and Pension Laws Should be in the hands
every soldier forms. 90 cents per yeaTs PSelsI
Inducements 70 clubs. Spocimen copy Tree. auNicno
atouce, e. d. f. La MON AZ co. T.ftG
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03
M. Dor Dem arsisasri6t in saoon

sa- Dor Dem arsisssridt in Sasan
(S9IeFsn) ipislts f4 elm iOnoerbarer Sa-
i%urienproSeb ab. S~Ol3bdnoler 3. 6eboup'
tete, Dem &entnsr 8. cine Summe Sslo
sslisben Su babsn; lsbterer bseioete inosB.
benz .. ni4ts idulois gu iein. Slnsi
feierts $. ieinsn Namenstus unb puros
am fribsn MorSen burd Elm StGnO4sn
Dor isinem Sauie ii6erroi6t. Sas 9tu'
iitcorps ipielte inoeB nur Elm Stid uno
juar bic Welobie bes b%etanntsu 2isoss
vIeb' INNER Sreu unb 8sbli6tsit." s.,
uel4er in .. Den lrbsbsr oieies yStan.
balls" psrmutbst, Bat 9s9sn benisl6sn Die
Snjurisntlase einseleitet.
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Qftrr Aienr &Sobn.
Seuerul : Macntnr

fur bic Observation-Disclosures
9npsriaf & Nortasrn Sn(. @o's, Don SonSsn.
I'pal Sn(. g., Don SiDerpOof.
goulmsrtiaf 4nion Ar. g., Don SonSon.
@srmdu american 9nf. &c., pen 2tsp2 JorR.
ST. gauf Sener & 2aarius 9nf. Co.,
pOu ST. Yanf.
ST. 9ofsp6 Ssner & 2aarius 9uL. &c.,
Don ST. SO(sp6.
9tlantle 9nl. &c., Don GLEN yOrR.
German 8HE. g., pom Sresporf, OF.
y. g.. ACCIDENTAL An. g., pon $artfors.
Erapefers' 9nf. g., non SartforS.
Aefna Sie SnE. &c., pom SartforS.
Ditft md6tissn gsmpasnittn, bic I'D bet BEN asisasu uub
6sfen 6tutr bur6 plniflitt 3abInns tertr wrrIaas BE-.
patrt habtn, ~tmpftbln I'D fsIbf uns fSnnsu 9uaHuunasu
ssa dtssnibum ~ ben btaisfta Rattn tntststu stnss men
rerttu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03

sST- ,Smart." QBis man9er bort uno
ssbrauat bieies EDIT ameritanii4e WOrt,
o5ne ss redt 81 uerits6en. Smart" 1T
Der &nabs, Dem Iein Batter sinen SOIar
sa6, I'M Jpn fir Den Offer gu Iobnsn, nit
Dem er ben @arten ~um,usraben psripra3.
Der - marts" &nabe sradblte ieinsn Srii.
bern, or bdite oisisn Dollar i'm @artsr
perloren. 3uei Stunben ipdtsr mar Die
groe oss sanjsn @drt6sns in Der iorsfdl-
tighten @eiie aufsepiiblt uno selOdstt.
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a tur

fur bic 8 srsstsn DampT4tts-a smpasni,sn aaA surn a.
adslids nbfabrt.
tanburs. Amertfanil&e 9tnit f6 Dampier.
Rprb-S tuti&er 2lpyb, 8rsmtn f6 Eampfsr.
Gunarb 9inie, 9iptrppsl u. slntpsr. 16 Dampisr.
&ss Star Zine Dampisr.
Dk 3anftnet bon Sahastutu, bic Id In ben IeStsn is
Sshrtu af bitten Dampfrn burabu unb binabtr ietiirt
tats, aub bic bette GmpftfIpus une tabtn MIR has 6utra,, en-
nttau 8rtuaht sta8ut.
Sn @erbinbuns NIT Sbisem, fisus i'd
Ws9isl auf ale 9aupttdbte @urOpa's aus.
Gttenbabn 9t6etS
aaA alien 6austadtten ametiay unb gaIfprnia's fsnnn
ben eanbtn 3ao In mener GfFtt ~ ben rtstlndttseu yrtiftn
adanft rabtn; u tf ni&t nstbts I'd suf ben Dtspis bic
6tppta sinasbsn ~ Iaatn.
Grunoeisentbum (REAL ESTATE.
eins srsSt aaspabI be- bta,u etast. gisuisu.s, nj,
su& 1armn sns pratrtdanhutitn sas bet mr aths ~ ben
ganteatn 0tetneunstn ID tabtu uus trfu9t VI itbtn, Der
tds ote In Gtssnthum t&r uns stusunsiuems suI'sta
ptn. ntns etata ~ praftH.
ehr anIssuns bon gapitaIitn phs auf aanat uni rnnat
udft Ssrst sttrastu.
Deter aiens.
Soll 9tea,
&~aufsrtk. 6spstbdtn. ntba autn sfa,ttatu DslsE,ntsu
puetn aufs panftiteat bdsrst.
Cfaet, g6t ssa Naiu uns 5. etrabs
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
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@esen aue 2eiSeu Der
Z { b /,

SebcrlciSen.
per- Simpn S6nspt Yittstura, Wa.-babsu
F8 ale Gin pprSisIi6ss Rittsl ssssn 9ebsrisiesn
s~rpisisn.
SeberDerbdrtune.
gulaee Sauer, u%lasina. Rp. BADEN mid
ron 7'jGbri9em Ssbrrlsirsu bsfrsit. @ist feline
before Wreijin.
Tieber.
Gbrilf. S8ule, Ssesn 3anS., - trlStsn mid
BON beftissm S&Ittslfsbsr..
6allen=T ieber.
Or. Safcb Brewer, Ct. 2puis, Ri9.- narsr
bsi @alsnfsbsr bon pOrtrefai&sr Wirfuns.
Sblt,ei= Siebcr.
Safpb 8rsi. Sod SSlans g., Sas. - psrstn
in unisrsr 8ssske ais las bette Mi'tsl sssen
6isbsr brtra6tst.
@ebfcl' Tiebcr.
Ssrr SEQ. Ssnns, Bethel, Wo. sitt tein
btisrss Rittsl ssssn pas Bs8fdftbsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03

Bag G4lusfertis. Gin Graf fam bel
einsm Diner nsbsn einen neuseaoelten @s=
bsimrutb Su Iissn. bsiisn 9ater Elm S9nsis
Der mar. lin i'm auf,ujisben, bradte Der
@rai oas SeiprG6 auf &leiounssitids, gus
vim. unb tisf enoli9 ,Sn Der Sbat, oas
muB i4 Sbrsm Batter nod i'm @rabe nod.
ia9er, sr 6ut mir Die befisn Soien unb
&6de 9emadt, Die i'd jsmals estrasen ba=
be" SOS lit mir is5r tpobl betannt".
anttuOrtste Der Ssbeimratb. ,Sabe i9 bod
Dor einissn Sagen srit nit anbsrsn alien
9apisrsn S9re unbs,abltsu &s9nunssn
in's Seuer geporfsn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03

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iunssr 9uri9e in Der .srobsn SssItabt"
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bes iunsen Mannes anssb6rt bate, Ia9te
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bittst, neil isin Batter ssiorbsn ieL m66te
Der Strr Yiarrsr balt cine id6ns 2si9,n.
rsoe balten.
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BON bsinsm Batter mittbsilsn, bamit i6 %
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bat bsnn osin Batter iir SauptsissnI6af.
ten ssbabt2"
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