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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-02
TO lOlISIANIANS.

Tn" publishers ct the NEW ORLEANS
TINES wish r>lr' laIiy. nt THIS tiIur that
every ,tlIru III tins State should bc Il
>uh~cIli'ci 81 reader at the TINES. Qurs-
tInll~ at the greatest Importance Ia Luui-
>iaia ar pending wanting solution. \
convention al her delegate, alr now in
session drdftlug au u.anir law for adoption
1" rplatr ia" pr, sent constitution. Il Il
which u i hoped Will radically rrfnIm
thn>" 1 aliul LhuSr> Wa>trtul rNtraN a.au-
ri'~ ana Gt">> iulu>tICr> which have been
uulturrd Icy u and have GROWN up under
II. III" subject at restrictive quarantine
Is 4" itS efficacy IN preventing the intro
dnriinu at the ~cnuTg,. ct yellow fever and
H. acku"wlrd.rd bhghilng effects upon
ia" business aud prosperity of the civ
of New Otlrau> autrthr STATE. j. now en-
.t">>iu. Il" lnrg" extent public attention.
pth"r vital qu, ~tiouS, such rs Labor i'm
m-rail"u. rIiltnad communication with
our nrighh"riu. State of Texas. removal
~ ia stat" capital. etc. demand constant
g" >drrifinn aud ll.cu>>inn.
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"u III IT these questions. Their inspiring
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can They expect :" >ul>rrvr these ends
Til" thHnn.h Independence Of the
INNS it~ strength. courage. and cnn>i>.
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nj 80 a. 81,
th"ushi and opinion.
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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-02
Missionary Baptist.

REv. J. W. MELTON breaches Of Goa,
Springs, I'd Sabbath in each month anu
Saturday hefare-At Sharon, near Lispou,
ith Sabbath of each month aud Satsrds!
before.
REV. - MCGEE, breaches at Homer,
II the 81 Sabbath and Saturday before "
nch month. ~
REV. A, HARRIS breaches at Anfiosn,
LIST Sabbath of each mouth and ssinIus!
hefore-At Colqnitt, al sahbath-At ho.!
Spring. 81 Sabbath Of each month IA ass
saturday brforc-At New Friendship +''
Sabbath and Saturday before.
REV. II. z. ARDS breaches at Amen,
lat sabbath in each month and Sstufu''
before.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-02
Woman as the Centre of Il Home

The most perfect home | ever SIN
WAS in "A little house, into the sweet
incense oi whose fines went nocu>tlN
things. y Thousand dollars >rl>rii
for II Years living al father. mother
and three children. 5ut the moth.
cr was the creator at home. Her
relation WIKI her children WAS the
most beautiful ever stw. Even Il
duh conlinuu place main WIS lifted
up and enabled To do good work tor
souls 10y the atmosphere which this
woman created. Every inmate oi
the house involuntaliiN looked into
her face for the KEY note ot the daN =.
and 1t always rang clear. From the
rosebud or clover leaf which in spite
Ot her hard houSrwurk, she alwaN :
found time To put 10y ON plates at
breakfast, down To the story she
had on hand To he read in the eve.
Mug. there WaS no intrrnlSSiuu ut
hrl Influence. She has alWaNS been
aud always will he my ideal of u
mother, wife home maker. II to her
quick, brave, loving heart and r\.
qulsitr face had been addrd the al
pliances of wealth aud the rnlnruc.
nrnts ot Il wider cul,urr, hers would
have been absolutely the ideal
home. AS il was, il WAS the best
| ever SAW.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-02
Death in a Whisky Barrel.

We learn of IA horrible occurrence
from across the river in Arkansas.
y gentleman who keeps "a miScrlla.
ntous stock of groceries in addition
thereto sells whiskey 1T retail. For
n certain class of customers the best
whiskey is furnished, and sold at
the usual price by the drink. Re.
Gently after II barrel of his best
whiskey had been -mty for some
two or three weeks he noticed Il pctrl
liar and disagreeabla effluviurn, and
and becoming satisfied that he MOI
some odor came from the barrel he
Knocked the head in aud found the
purifying remains of u child appar.
entity ayear or two old. The rcvc.
nue. stamp showed the whisky to he
over four years old. The date has
deen carefully preserved by the cor.
oner, and possibly the guilty wretch
es may yet be- brought to righteous
punishment II that whisky barrel
could h followed mp and its history
written it would show more than one
tead child-more than one broken.
hearted women, and Il hundred
wretched and unhappy homes
GreenriUe Miss. J Advertiser.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-02
The Green-Eyed Monster.

Mr.. kroegcr was TRANQUILITY eat.
ing his breakfast Il morning or so
ago, when his boy broke the silcncc
by asking him for twenty five cents
10 go to the MINISTRIES with that
night. MI krnr@rr promptly re-
fused, on the ground OF hard times
Mr. krocger's boy il more than a
boy, and when he sets his heart on
having anything, he generally sue.
ceeHs ia getting It; So. when his ta.
ther refused to comply with his
request, he moved over by his
mother aud said:
IL guess I'll tell ma what the
cook said To you last night
Mrs. kroeger's eyes flashed like
two balls of fire.
YOU'RE nice man." she said sar.
castically, "tO come home and pet
me, and kiss me, and cali me Your
dew gemmed tulip, aud then 20
and receive the carcsSrs of the
cook. You miserable troy eyed
runt, for two pins Id 80 over there
ahu rake your eyes out.
w-ah, "-stammrred the lord
OF the manor, when his wife broke
in:
80 ycs,-l'll an Your and. turn.
ing suddenly to the boy, demanded
an explanation.
Twill You give me twenty five
cents~
Yes
"Give me the money first" said
the boy. "fm opening the year on
L. d. ID. principles"
He got the money, aud relieved
his mother by telling her
LAS, night cook came To pa, and
got pretty close To him"
80. You wretch" hissrh Mrs. X.
"And. when she got beside him.
SHE smiled swcrtiy aud said, MIR.
kroegcr, the potatoes are getting
low, and you had better get anoth.
or sack"
The boy got ont as soon rs posi-.
Bile. while Kroegcr lifted his paper
before his face to veil the smile
which made it look like calcium
light.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-02
Farmer 0Odge's Story.

AT Il recent meeting at the Amer
lean Institute New York tilt} Far
mrrS' Club, milk being the topic,
Farmer Dodge told story, as fol
lows:
A Teuton made Il little fortune
here not long ago it, the milk l,H>i
ness, and decided 10 return To Ger
many and enjoy II III his old home.
In she ship that WAS bearing him
honeward WAS II miSchlr,olIs mon.
key. The monkey. prAlng around
one day, found Il heavy bag aud ran
mp to the masthead with il. The
German cla>Fta his hands it dies.
pair 1T seeing the bag; it had his
money, all in gold. The monkey in
II lrisurrly way pulled oni II piece
aud Hung it down Ia the deck. when
the tx mIiknhIu gatiulrd il mp.
Then the beast tossed II Srco!Id
piece into the sea. Thus alternate.
~ the pieces went, one iHio 'hr
ocean and the next into the dis
fraricd mans pocket. All sand
the ex.milknIan rs he purkrIrd insT
half what he had started with. 1T
* just. One half ct that milk |
have sold WAS milk, and the money
Tor II comes back; the other halt
Was water, and half goes back tu
water. ~. \. Sun.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-02

The war between the Louisville Courier
touruat and Cincinnati GaZ"tfr uu the
great question whether Ohin ~ Kentucky
has the best criminal record has Resulted
in gl"rl"ns victory t"r the rcprrs"ntati,"
of the "biur-grass" STATE. Thr hast sun
day edition "f that j"urnal contains nine
long columns of specials. all relating par
tirulnt- uf crimes committed III OH"
during the previous few days. The ti>t
includes i mnrlrr~, |. -h""iing aifiaN~, .
stahhiugs, : eases of iuCcudIiiI>In. 1 at
poisoning. of tar aud t'athcring, > ont
RACES, , ras.s ut persons roasted alive. "m'
ut whom was n boy of six roasted hy some
Other boys of twelve and fifteen. ntiu-
ticidr. | case of incest, hurgnlaris iuuu-
mrraftr hy boys rs we'll - men. | cl~r "f
hdy->natchiug. 3 instances If prrSnu>
beaten to death. and inug list If other
varied aud assorted crimes too numerous tn
mention. Ohio has fairly di-tincrd her
sister across the river in crime.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-02

young men have recovered from
their shuk oi surprise and 'lisap
lDintmenl they find lhrmsel,s stow
Ell away III front seats between
trust worthy uenhprs and being
prayed and preached III 10y the oil
cinffng cicfgt ttthh TT manner
which Tor dlrrctnrss discounts that
ut Nathan"
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-02
Cumberland Presbyterian.

Rev. +. +. LEACH breaches at SHILOH
Second Sabbath in each month and SatnI'
day briorr-At Salem Church. Third oao-
bath in each month and Saturday before
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-02
Ayers Ague Cure,

lhls - compound remedy, rrerarcd with
scientific skill from vegetable ingredients Will
rarely iails to cure the scverc,t cases Of thul.
anu fever ana the concnmitant disorders. such
remedy the necessities OF the people in mala-
'O"s = uethand. It's great superiority
over anv other medicine yet discovercL for ,bn
cure OF intcrmnt"n,- l.. That 1t contains no ou,.
nine or mineral and those who take IL nre FREQ
hOm danger OF Quinism or any Injurious cfects
ana are rs healthy after using II rs before I,
mas been extensively employed during tho las,
ihfiy wears IN the treatment Of these distressing
disorders, and so unvaryinT has been its success,
ulM uhas gained HE reputation OF being infai.
HOie Ncan, therefore, he safely recommended
a. sure remedy and specific for the Ee,e, am,
A. -e OF the West. and the Chin. ana Frx.r n,
the SOUTH IL countcracts the miasmatic poison
IN the blood. and frees the system from its innu-
ence' so that lever and ngue, shakes or chill..
once broken up by II, do not return until tbe
disease IS again contacted
The great variety Of disorders which arise fror,
the Irritation OF this poison. such as N.urn,r,.
rheumatism. G"ut, Headache. BLINDNESS.
1oothsehe, Israrhe. Catarrh, Asthma. Pal.
Pfafion. sP'enic 4 Infections Hy.t-rfcs. pain
In the Howell. Collie. Para,ysis and der.nu.,
% 'ne stomach all OF which become intermIt.
tent or periodical have no speedier remedy than
ANLHs AGtE CURE. which cures them all alike,
ana protects the system from future attacks A
preventive, 1t Is OF immense service in those
communities where Fever and Ague prevails, as
u s,aNs the development Of the disease II taken
=" ule LIs' approach "i the premonH6ry symp-
ems Travellers anil temporary residents are
mus enabled to defy these disorders, and few
wa ever suher II they avail themselves Of the
protection this remedy affords
fo' Liver Complaints, arising nom torpdty,
u /" an excellent remedy; II stimulates this organ
INTO healthy activity and produces many remark.
able cures where other medicines fail.
Prepared by Dr.. J. c. Aver & Co.,
Practica, and Analytical Chemists,
JOWEIL, MASS.
BOLD BY ALL hN'''iSrS t'' ."'U. ~
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-02
Claiborne Circuit-Methodist Protestant
Church.
Presbyterian.

REv. J. I. DAVIDSON breaches at No
mcr. ist and Ri Sabbaths Of each MONTH
At Mindrn. ID Sabbath of each month
1t Athens, 18th Sabbath of each mouth
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-02
Devoted TO the Interests Of Louisiana
and the South.

The Latest News, the most thoroughly
Drmpcrsir Editorials, the fullest aud
best Commercial Reports, and the
most AGREEABLE variety of Lit
crnry Selections of any
Paper published III ihr State, outside Of
New Orleans.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-02
Primitive Baptist.

REv. NJ. c. PARKER breaches at LSps,
non, LIST Sabbath of each month-At ~
Ramah, al Sabbath of each month";
Paron, 4th Sabbath Of each month ana
urday before. .f
REV. II. B. HOWARD breaches ss Az
tioch lth Sabbath of each month
REv. T. J. FOSTER breaches q sd"'
merfield, LIST Sabbath in each moptb' 80
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-02

a mans curiosity never reaches
the female standard until some one
tells him his name WAS in yestcr
days paper.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-02

Atmospheric alr is so heavy that
its weight upon the body is tifirrn
pounds To the square inch. People
can now understand why il is 50
hard to raise the wind.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-02

Speaking Of paying the witnesses
in the Spofford Kellogg case. y Vir.
ginia paper SAYS: '"If perjury il
work, no men ever earned their wa.
ges more honcstly.-
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-02

when an equestrian is pitched
over the head of his hors, hr isapr
TO realize "the power behind the
THROWN
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-02
Town Of Homer:
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
Homer Circuit-M. +. Church South
REV. J. (. PARKER, PASTOR.

Tulip Church - First Sunday in eseh
mouth, AT II o'crk, m. Homcr-Second
and FoHr'h Sundays i'll each month, q, II
o'crk. III, and Fonrth Sundays at : pm.
Ari1ona-Third Sunday, at II m, and
p nj.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-02
Chicken Cholera.

Seeing many inquiries made in H..
gard 10 rAlrkrH rl, rIa, would hike
To give u hii at pen >ultal experience.
AZ the same time begging To ask at
,hu>r who tClwat eases al having
sick and Diseased fowls To >latrdI>
tinctlt "tt "l II ktnd OF food their
birds have been fed. and vine; her
fed SprinmglN ~ llirrailN. Dining
the past WIntrr, ] bad about -
LrglIulnS whlci. We're fed tuI three
months uu Indian corn. with urtaS
l"nal mr>S,'> ~ raw and cooked Veg
ciahlrS. corn.mral. bran aud the
like. ThrA we've also supplied With
regular ritlunS of calriurI hunr.
got few eggs during he winter. but
thai hiiilhniirl 10 the nIiiurtnrri;
cold weather. Dniin. February.
began 10 observe ~ ntutnS oi rTIuIcia,
IN the dropping ot the birds and IL,
the character ui their drjrctiouS.
made Il radical change it, THEN food.
from corn in"arS. and ;hrN began To
mend and lay; aud changing again
10 wheat SCREENINGS. containing con
siderable buckM heat and flax srrd.
their faNrEg lucira>rd. uad their
health WAS restored. On this ac.
count. | think the best remedy Ton
chicken thdIrrH is Hn Immediate
and radical change IN the diet, and
that while il will cure those hich
are quite sick, IL will pm u stop ta
lis spread and rti,pt II cure in mild
casrS.-tor. Country Gentleman.
According Ia the Chicago Trib
me tins u the way ia which souls
are saved III that city: "A few
Young girls belonging To II west
side church have sci abpni u noble
work Ia increase the at
tendance on their beloved pastors
They go nnr Just be-
lore the evening service hour and
hre taHHg men 10 follow them, nj
"t their victims IN by n harmless
cooking slde. door, aud give them in
'nsfodN nf two, venerable hrau4,ns rs
miners d"sirons of turning from the
'rror of their ways, and before those
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-02
THE
STANDARD.
THE
DAILY AND WEEKLY.

!, DEMOCRATIC CONSERVATIVE. POLITICAL,
COMMERCIAL, FAMILY AND
LITERARY JOURNAL.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-02
Christian.

REV. f. N. NORTHUM breaches o. v -.
ion Grove, six miles north of Henef: % n
Mindpn and Eldorado road, Sd saooa'"
each month and Saturday before.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-02

II has been discovered that the
Nonng men nir more ha>htul ~
sumner than in winter. Gon ranl
get some chaps within fifty yards
Of girl during the ice cream STA.
son.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-02

"My German friend. how Ion
have Auu been married." "Nrll.
Ills is i Ting dat | Srldnm don't
llk, IL iIlh aunni, hni YEN ,ln,>.
It seems So long is II never VAS.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-02

lyon want II ing.ing-thi
what N"u want, said II parent
~ nnrnlA sou. Il know il, di,
hut III Try Ia get along without /
said the independent I,nl~iul.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-02
Board ~ School Directors.

W. J. LESLIE, Prcst.,
DR.. :. y. WEBB, Sccy.,
DIR ]. T.. MEADORS,
Coz. J. :. YOUNG, GEORGE DAVIS,
B. T. LEDBETTER, BOB TARKINTON.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-02

"Wrll, You'll own she's got II I,r
\ foot, Wot'i tnu::" Yes. Fit -
You Ihal, hul then II never an
halt aS much impression on ~"
I he odd mans"
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-02
n Judicial District.

goth Senatorial District.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-02

auf Der Dsrfte ffebenbeu Spiessefeaen bic
@iien su, bic biefer on ben Nrm bdnat.
Ils Der S@Iinsel ben poIi,iften iab, iprans
Ct ms Wafer, lief bic giien auf ben 30.
ben iuten unb iu4te f1 bur9 S9mimmeu
Der Serbaftuns au entsisben. 8lsiI iprans
iofort tn ben Strou1, faBte ben iunsen
Burden am 3opf, bra9te Jpn auf bic
Werfte unb uerbaftete bann ben i'm Boot
befinoli1eu Dieb. BIsiI III berIeIbe, Der
rpeseu grrettung BON Is Weni9en pom
@rtrinten bte sroBe soIbene Settings es
battle erbaIten bat.
Sur ben Staat Wiiiouri III
felt benz Is. ausuit has @siss fur Grid.
tuns zines Bureaus fir grbeits . Statiitit
tn &raft setreteu. Der 3usd bss Bure:
aus foa iein, ale auf bisie Mrbeit i'm
Staate besisliden Ebatia1sn. namentIid
IN 8e3us auf 9anbel, Snouttrie, @eiels
f9aft, @r3iebuns anb @siunbbeitssuitanb
Der arbeitenben RIafen, iowie beS rsseI:
mdBisen 6orti4ritts unb bic inbuffrisIs
Brobuttion au iammeIn, ausjuiu9en, in
Spitem Su brtnseu un6 on ben 8ouuer.
neur idbrIid gu beridtsu, usl9sr bieie
Beri4te aue 3wei Sabre Der General srs
iammluns bes Staatss WiTouri ibermit'
teln ioa. Wtt Der Musfibruns bieies @e:
ieses tpirb elmer Der beredtisten Sorberun.
gen Der arbeiter bic sebibrenbe 8eridi1'
tigung Su Ebeil.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-02

Sn Bonn itarb am 27. Sail Der Senior
Der prsuBiiden Diplomatic, Serr Wirtli'
der @sb. &atb Srisbri5 Grbr. .. @eroIt,
I'M Ilter pom 80 Sabrsn. @sboren gu
Bonn aIs Sobu bss turfiriIidsn 9ofratbs
.. @erolt, psrbradte er ben sr6Bten GbeiI
isinss Iausen 2sbsns i'm Otenits Der Oiplo.
matte BreuBsus uuo Oeuti9Ianbs I'M fer:
men Weiten, suerit ais goniuI. in Werito
uub bann ais auBerorbsntli9sr @eianbter
unS bepoumd9tister Wiuiiter BEL ben Ser
e~inisten Staatsn pon Rorb>& msrita. Wel.
DE sroBen 8erbieafe er iib in lester SteI'
lung eruerbsn, unb In pel5em WfaBe CT
fid bic 9o6adtuns unb 2tebe ieiner oeut;
i9en 2anosIeute gu erwerben sspuBt, bas
uou aeuseH bic Inn Bel ieinem Dor ca. 5
Sabren e~rfOIstsn ausi9eiben Gus benz
Oienits 81 EbeiI seworoenen bobsn ass:
ssiduunsen, iomie bic inn pon ben Deut.
i9su Norb. amerita's Sarssbra9teu sroBs
artissn abidisbs: Suationtn, peIde ssuiB
nod IN gieIer @riuneruns finb. 8ie er
9elebt, 10 itarb er: ais treusr Sobn Der
tatbolii9en Stride. Die Seiiesuns ieiner
2si9e faub in 3inS aul &bein itutt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-02
S6meoen.

Cine a~assmsine i9psbii9e Mrbeiters
~geriammluns, weI9e felt benz II. Suli in
StodboIm taste, wurbe am 20. SuIi ses
idloheu, obne baS bisielbe aue 9esens
ftdnbe, bic auf Der Easssorbnuns fanben,
erIebigte. Uon ben bebattirten Sragen
ideint bic iber cine a%usoebnuns bes polls
tiiden @abIredtss unb cine slei9mdBtsere
8eribeiluns bes cpmmunalen Stimmre9s
ties bic einsebenbits Dissolution beruorserus
fen gu babeu. Sini9tIi4 bes eriten
gunt.es berri9te cine sroBe Weinunsspsrs
idiebenbett.' Gin antras, bic geriamm'
lung ioue id barauf beibrdnten, 81 ertlds
rem, baB ieber unbeidoItene miinbise
Wann, wenn Ct birette Steuern an Staat
unb Commune gable, wobIbere9tist istn
mule, erbielt cine nt1t unbebeutenSs Uts
noritdt; idlieBIi9 nabm bic Ssriammluns
iebo4 etne &eioIution ~ @uniten bes aus
semeinen Wablre1tes an. Gin &ebner
e~rtldrte, baB bic Bsb6rbsn bur9 bic ab,
fenbuus BON Eruppeu mad SunbSpau
wdbrenb bes Strite's ben eriten Saamen
gum SociaIismus in S9uebeu gelest bas
ben. als Elm 3si9en pom benz @eiite, wel'
der in Der 8eriammluns berridte, uerbient
erwdbnt gu wsrben, baB man cine &eiolus
ton annabm, mad pel9er Der Grbeiter
feline &inber nit Iisbspouem grnite CUR
pabrer 9ottesfurdt, our a4tuns Dor @ls
tern unS 2ebrern, Dor @eiss unb Sbristeit
unb CUR Irbeitiamtsit su ersiebsn babe.
SoSann baben bic nsuIi9en Sdsewerfs'
arbeitsr: Strifes in HorrIanb Iebbaften
Stoff sur Dissolution sessben, bas Gins
idrsitsn bes Wilitdrs purbe msbrsrerietts
als benz 6riitli9sn &sdtSaefibl unb benz
grincip Der peri6nIiden Sreibsit uiberitret'
tsnb bsbeiduet uno i6lieBlia einiste man
ftd auf folsenbe &siolutlon: SrisbIi&e
9lrbsits g~inieaunsen f0uusn ni4t aIs n
bere6tist Ober unseistIi9 betraatet wers
ben, perlaufen aber, penu ni9t gang bes
ionbsrs gut porbsreitet unb seIeitst, se'
uSbuIi9 melt mebr gum Sdaben aIs gum
gtussn Der @rbsitsr. Sss!idsr Druid BON
Ssitsn Der Stritsnbeu auf anbere arbei'
ter, welde arbeiten molten, wirb aasbrld'
LID gemibbiltat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-02
S6met3.

Dor furter 3eit bat Der 5oteIbeiiser auu,
S1mert in 3iri1 elm 9otal aei1affen,
i'm Stil bes Is. Sabrbunberts. Wfit einem
S9ritt iber bic turte ginsansstreppe miBt
man bret Sabrbunberte. Gin sweiSOpfisss
@ret9eu in rctbsm 9epanbe nit Yuffdr:
msln uub eIlsnIaus beruntsrbdnssnbe,
Sammttai5s, bic SiIbsripanss I'm bIonbsn
Saar, brinst ben 9dften ben Wein in 3ier:
Ii4en &risen. gllte Steintrise ws1isln
NIT siunsrnen 9umpeu. Die &au9e,
finbsn @elesenbeit, mad alter Sitte 81
rau9en, benn bic f6luii1en pfeifen be,
&smbranb'i9en SiIbern lasern iummt "a
bad in Pitdsn pbsr S1wsinsblaien su,
bistrstsn Beuisuus Der @dite. Oaueber
lissen Stabl, Sunoer nub Seuerfein. @ro'
Be 2atsrnsn an Der Oste unb bls6erus
3eu1ter auf ben Eii5en lahen bic moberns
9elsu6tuus germ uermifsn. Ser 9inter'
srunb 1T aussefiut NIT brei seualtiseu
Sdfsrn nit petBem unb rotbsm Dein, biz
4nseii9ts Der @dite ibre 8eitimmuus er.
fiuen. Ni4t bas Damotlesidwert, ion.
bern tie @eisbeit in uisueidt bunbert
Spril6en soIbener 8sisbsit bdnst ibe.
benz Grinter.