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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

ARCHBISHOP M'CABE's PASTORAL.
LONDON, November 24.-The pastoral OF
Archbishop McCabe, OF Dublin, was read
in all the Catholic churches yesterday, de-
claring that all must take part in bearing
the bur den Of bad harvests in Ireland, but
they must take care not to drive God from
their side by violation OF His law. The
pastoral also says: Unfortunately men
procIainirg sympathy for the people arc
disseminating doctrines which il pushed to
their logical conclusion strike at the root OF
good faith and mutual confidence"
An English Princess to Become n
Catholic.
MONTREAL, November "a Rev. DR.. Ush-
err. OF the Reformed Episcopal Church, in q
sermon delivered last night, referred to the
announcement in two of the most reliable
English Journals that Princess OF the
blood ROYAL will shortly become a convert
to the Church of Rome, and that the gath
ering into the fold of this distinguished
parsonage will be publicly announced with
In short time.
A Disabled Ocean Steamer.
HALIFAX, November 24.-The steamship
City of Richmond, with a broken shaft,
was towed in here by the steamer Circassia
to-day. The City OF Richmond encounter
ed heavy weather after her departure from
Queenstown, and broke her shaft on Fri
day last in latitude 43o, longitude 600. She
then proceeded under sail, and on the 22d
instant was picked up by the Circassia off
Sable Island, $50 miles from Halifax, and
lowed to this port. She has sixty-one
cabin and SIT steernge passengers. who
will probably be transferred to the Crcas-
sin, which will sail at once for New York.
MIR. Egnor, the second officer OF the City
Of Richmond, was washed overboard last
Tuesday night in gale and crowned.
The Irish Troubles.
VIEWS OF THE LONDON PRESS ON TIE RECENT
ARRESTS.
LONDON, November 24.-London news
PAPERS OF opposite views agree that the ar
rests Of Messrs. Dayitt, Killen, and DAILY,
in Ireland, have had the effect OF reducing
the anti-rent agitatorS TO the abandonment
OF ipcendiary language in the speeches.
The DaiLu NeaoS thinks that the agitation
will henceforth become more disciplined
and organized, while the Times anticipates
that il will soon die out, as the audiences at
meetings will soon tire Of listening to dull
speecbes. The only disqu'esing clrcum-
stances concerning the meeting at Baiia,
County Mayo, on Saturday last, was tue
military order and discipline observed Dy
the processionists, and which was eVioenttt
the result OF training.
THE PRISONERS ARRAIGNEp FOR EXAMINATION
SLIGO, November 24.-The prisoners ar
rested last week and lodged in jail here were
brongbt before the magistrates to-day,
CHARGED with sedition. Mr.. Monroe, queens
colnsel and the Crown law adviser, conduct
ed the prosecution. The inquiry will be very
.protracted. Charles J. Parnell and Ia number
Of priests were present In court. There was
no demonstration. The prisoners were
Ibro,Ipnt TO the court under a heavy escort
MI. Rea. solicitor OF Belfast (himseH at one
,jme'a rolittcai psisoner), defended klllen;
s sI ali looked well, and chatteo
snnconcernedly. The courtroom was cFoW9
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THE LATEST NEWS.
ny rELEeEApH 10 The DISPATCH.

HOMICIDE IN NORFOLK CoUNTY-gAIL-
ROAD DISASTER IN CoNNECTICUT; SIEVE.
! RAJ PERSONS INJURED-A BIG FIRE RA-
GING IN fiAINE-MURDEGER SENTENCED
/ IN NEW JERsEY-FATAL ARRAY IN I'LL
Observation-Disclosures IN THE nc
COUNTS OF THE STATE TREASURER OF
. NEW YORK-ARCHBIsHop McCaBEs PAS
{ AL-EXCITEMENT IN ALGlERs-A
CHILEAN vICToRY-ExA MINATIoN OF T HE
ARRESTED IRISH MISUNDERSTANDING
INTRIGUE IN THE CITY OF MEXICo-AN
ENGLISH PRINCESS TO BECOME A ROMAN
IsT-OTHER FOREIGN NEWS, &C., &c.
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LIFE BURDEN FROM THE sUFFEnINGs CAUSED
BY THIS TERRIBLE DISEASE.
IesSrS. Weeks G. Potter: Gentlemen,-Please
accept my NEST grateful thanks for the great. very
great, comfort have received from the use OF your
CuTICURA.
For the past eight or nine years have been trou.
bled with that dreadful disease Salt Rheum.
For months l would be helpless-my very life q
burden to Inc.
1 have used everything in the shape of medicine
both external and internal. but with no effect.
My hands were In Il terrible condition, the backs
OF them being all raw, and thought would try
CuTICuRA.
tried it. and 10 1t was as IF miracle had been
performed for will take my oath that in three APP
p!ications my hands were as smooth as new.b born
babes.
presume there are hundreds, If not thousands
who know Of my case, among whom there may be
some one similarly afflicted and If so would earn.
estly ADVISE him 20 give CUTlCURA Il trial.
Yours, very thankfully,
A. D. BAKER,
Ticket Agent T.. s. II. Il.
DETROIT JUNCTION, DETROIT, MICH. January
80, 1879.
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by telegraph.
NEW YORK.


new YORK. November 24.-Nosn.-Stocks strong.
Money on call, 6tG7 ner cent. Exchapge-Lonp,
4S0a: short. 483H. State bonds dull. Governments
quiet.
Epening.-Mouey. TO D par cent. Exchange,
4S04G4SI. Governments STEADY: new SIS, 1O24:
~ per cents, 106h; per cents, 103. States dull
and nominal.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, November 24.-Virgnia 6's, de-
ferred, 9 consos, 55%: past-dae coupons. S33 !;
new l8-40's, A. North Carolina 6's, old, %. Bid
to-day.
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OR SALT RHEUM ON THE HANDS
CURED.
A GRATEFUL LETTER.

MessrS. Weeks g. Potter: Gentlemen,-iIav.
Ing been troubled Tor many years with the letter.
or Salt ltheum, and spent many hard.earned DOL
lar, was given trial or your CUT!CURA, ana
thank God, my hands are well. / never had any
Thing do me good like that.
You may put this in The paper and welcome, and
may 1t do some other poor sufferer the same good
It has done me! am well known here. having
lived here almost fifteen years and kept boarders
for q living, and sometimes my heart was sore,
thinking l would have 10 give UP altogether with
my sore hands. aud having small family TO take
care of: but Oh, thank God! my hands are well; 50
again return thanks.
Yours respectfully,
ELIZABETH BUCKLEY.
LlTTLEToN, y. H., May 80, 1878.
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The Knife i'm Illinois.

VIRGINIA. ILL.,, November 24.-John and
Robert Taylor quarrelled with two brothers
named Eisemann yesterday and knives were
freely used. One Of the Eiscmanns died
from his injuries and the other is not ex-
pected to live. Officers are in pursuit Of the
Taylors, who escaped unhurt.
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EVANSVILLE. IND. November PA pro-
position to donate 100000 to the Ovens
boro' and Nashville railroad connection OF
Colonel Coles's Nashville and Chattanooga
road was carried to-day by majority OF
1880 votes. The entire road will be in
operation within fifteen months.
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e~ ~s. Buckminster killed herself In Chi
pr,S' Va Friday because her husband had
bbiea,ed her continuing the use OF NOR
Sbs 10 which she had become addicted.
Wuimitted the deed with revolver.
9, sa;,,5. Hsrman Brown, retiring register
on Ode, OF Baltimore, died at his residence,
soaftiand street, OF acute pneumonia.
nas Iis ssy MeCrary has transmit. ted his an.
inere.ass pest to the President, BE fayDfs an
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PORTLAND, Me. November PA big
fire is raging at Locke's Mills, on the Grand
Trunk railroad. Tibbet's and Dearbon's
grist. mill. spool-factory, and dry-house, and
also Mr.. Woodsum's store and stable, are on
fire. An engine has been sent from Bry-
ants Pond.
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Twenty Ycars' Hard Labor.

TRENTON, n. j., November 24.-Graham,
the confederate OF Hunter in the murder Of
Armstrong, was to-day sentenced to twenty
years hard labor.
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The CUTIcURA REMEDIES are prepared by
WEEKS & POTTER. Chemists and Druggists, $50
Washington street, Boston, and are Tor safe by all
druggists. Price Of CUTICURA: Small BOXES, oOc. !;
large boxes, containing TWO and one half times the
quantity Of small, 81. RESoLYENT. 81 per bottle.
CUTICURA SOAP, 25c.; by mail, 3Oc; three cakes,
7Sc my D
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Reported Irregularities I'm the New
York State Treasury.

NEW YORK, November 24.-Tbe Albany
EUening Journal says irregularities have
been discovered in the accounts Of the State
Treasurer, including deficit of 5000 in
the cash. Upon being apprised Of the fact
by the State Comptroller, the Governor
directed an expert to take possession OF the
Treasurer's book and make an examination.
ALBANY, November 24.-The argus OF
tomorrow will state on tue highest author
ity that the accounts in the State Treasurer's
Office are entirely correct, and that the books
of the Treasurer and Comptroller perfectly
balance. A week ago several irregularities,
involving the use Of individual checks as
cash TO the amount OF about $4,000, were
discovered. Mr. Mackin's attention being
called to the fact, these checks were prompt.
ly collected through the usual bank med-
um, and out Of this circumstance has grown
the rumors to which the New York Tribune
has given publicity.
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Criuaes and Casuafttes.
A SUNDAY TRAGEDY IN NoRF0LK COUNTY.
fSperfal telegram 10 the DEspatch.l

SUNDAY TRAGEDY IN N0RF0LK COUNTY.
Especial telegram 10 the Dfspasch.1
NORFOLK. November pa negro named
Washington Taylor was killed last night at
Great Bridge, Norfolk county, by w. j..
Powers, deputy treasurer OF that county.
The killing was the result OF quarrel
about business matters, and took place in
the store ct George A. Wilson, county
treasurer. Powers was arrested, and an
examination was held before Justice S. J..
Smith and the prisoner sent on for trial ut
the next criminal term OF the County Court.
He was brought to the city to-day and
lodged in Jail.
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rOLLINS'S VOLTAIC

" ELECTRIC PLASTERS.
Placed over the centre Of the nervous forces, the
pit of the stomach they furnish the absorbents with
that marvellous vitalizng and restorative agency,
Electricity. united with the curative properties OF
our own ira 4 rani Balsams and Pine. For weak ana
Sore Lungs Pslpitation of the Heart. Painful Kid
news. Complaint, Bilious Collie, Weak Stomach
and Rowels, Rheumatism Neuralgia, and Sciatica,
they are the best remedy in the world.
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FLORISTS.

VyOLER g. HOOPER,
/ 4 FLORISTS,
-, - .o,stant,v IN hand a hne stocS Of EeOsE-
A SIepS VIM FRS. TIIRE-ROSFS, CARNATIONS,
RnEEtt,io;TROPE, JEssAMINEs. &c, ,sr.hsble tpr
bnuaets baskets Wedding funeral, and al other de-
sis Orders by Telephone q speciality, no 22-2w
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When the ex-Empress Eugene arrived at
Madrid she found her mother, the Countess
de Nontijo. already dead.
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The Norfolk County scnatorship

NORFOLK, November 24.-The Board Of
State Senatorial CanVa.scrs Of Norfolk coun-
ty day gave the certificate of election to
jonathan L. Bousch, Republican Debt
PAYER.
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EDUCATIONAL.

TTAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE, CON :.
Nl CORDyILLE, PA. shartsred ~ me L VEL
~ phtadeipha ON the philadephta aud ka,tinsStso
Central railroad admits both s ses IS
nsSHs ntCYsssinns Gradutes yo1ng ladies': aIvss
Ht,ls boys thorough home care, aa as.a'shsss
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THE NATIVES: gN
HANDMADE, DOUBLE-soE.ts FuLL.LENGTR
LEG BOORS ut 81;
HANDMADE CONGRESS CATERS and CAP
TOE ENGLISH SHOES al 50.
These sooSs are genuine hand made and fair.
stitched.
The big stock Of TRUCKS, SATCHEI-S, VA
Uses, BAGS, &c;
The wilderness OF those OLD LADIES' aDd OLD
GENVLENEN'S SifOES;
The nar2s.yr ess Of thee SHOES made fbrsin feet
CALL AID SEE THEM.
ro7 j. A. GRIGG. Tenth 0Bd Main.
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GEEATSNE.

STUDY HoP-BITTKRS BOOK, use the medicine,
and you win be wise, healthy, and happy.
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COUNTY TAXES.

NOTICE 10 THE TAXPAYERS OF
IN HENRfCO C0UNTY.-You are hereby noti-
a that yoar taxes for Tueknhoe, Brookiand .ose.
ZION a. the Trsasurers Office, In the comfy eo9r.
honse from the 18TH OF NOVEMBER 70 tne me, 20 Sa
OF DEt,EMBER; after wh!sh time tncre WIN n ,S Sa
nsS cent added and sent out for COLLECTION rs mo
iaw dtreets WILLIAM 81. MoGEUOEn,
Hsw NV u In',T.1 -"--,-~ County Treasnrer.
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Fine. $3.5o@$4; siperhne, IS. 5O@s5.75 extra
S6.25MS6.5O: c6mmoa family, -S6.5O@S6.75
fancy dramas. $7@fS.
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r.. HOUSES AND LOTS,
with or without the modern improvements. O. All
sizes, desirably located, for sale on ACCoSAo"
DATING TERMS.
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ALSO,
SUBURBAN PLACES AND FARMS.

A npmber OF DWELLINGS, FACTORIES,
STORMS, and FARMS FOR RENT as prices to
suit .he times, by RICHARDSON 3 CO..
Real Estate Agents and Auct.oneers,
nooolm 11l3 Main street
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Use PURCELL, LADD & CO.'S
EMULSION CeD.LIvER OIL,
WITH
HYPOPHOSPHITES OF LINE AND SODA,
WHENEVER YOU HAVE TO TAKn cop-LIvER OIL.
Price only SO cents per bottle. oc1S
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FURNITURE.

Z ARGE STOCK on EASY TERMSa
IL OF PtYMENTS-Ws call attention OF alfte
4, uyed of FURNITURE Of any S,nd to our "
la-se and select stock. Being bought befoYeS ~
the advance, w can 0ta- nducem pts equal 10 hbS.
VIZ have full llnc OF Parior. Cham ber ana Din-
M Roou Sets IN East Lake. Qaecn Ann. nnd niher
siylel 4 rn.ijine OF all kinds Of Cheap furniture.
Ee ,ure e1amue ear stock BEFORE buying, - IL
"A' ~ - f. GATHRIGHT & SON.
oc oe.3rs 1S Governor street.
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FINANCIAL.
EET z NNIxAdIe
MONEY AND REAL ESTATE.

LOANS MADE
On Richmond city and suburban rea! estate bonds
socks, or other good commercial securities ut the
LOWEST MARKET RATES.
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TOD-LIFER OIL-THE BESTl
IMPORTED BIZ Us,
and which
WE GUARANTEE To BE ENTIRELY PURE
AND FRESH. rs-
FREE FROM RANCIDITY,
and
FULLY POSSESSING ALI OF THE
WONDERFUL REMEDIAL PROPERTIES
CLAIMED
for the
BEST CODLIVER OIL;
easily asslmiIated. and
MORE ACCEPTABLE TO THE STOMACH
THAN OTHER OILS.
MEADE & BAKER,
Pharmacists, 919 Main street.
nos Richmond, Va.
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Fhyrsot Is new and powerful antfseptir. 1t Is
commended in the best medical journals. We have
made experiments with It under the microscope,
and havs witnessed It's power In destroying the
germs OF puirefactton. TEYMOL SOAP is sufn-
GENTLY agreeable for lar toilet, but Is especially de-
signed for use in families where there Is contagious
disease. where there is reason 10 fear the
unce OF SUCH disease. For sale by
). BLAIR, Druggist,
noe c0rHfv Broad and Ninth streets
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FURNITURE! FURSiTURE!-lM
E otter "a; sale 200 Suits OF Chamber Farni- SSs
lure I'm urce from 1913 To $500, from The best sss
mauufaG;orics East and West, also OF my own make
togethsr s.i full line OF Paror Once ana hltCieh
Furnla,te, aad every article In the faInltare ine.
| Also, Gabiaet-Makers. Supplies Of every descrp-
ton. Viii duplicate Baltimore prices Lar' E,s ~
| waai VIII save money by giving me cai,: oaee
ana warrrpoms: lass Main street. nea, ri.ssn,hh
street. Workshops: l6, s: aud 20 nSr tn.esgnA
1 sgreat. tSe2Il WILLIAM bNrI No-S.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.


VI, l.. ALFRIEND
4. GATE OF THOMAS N. kIFRrENp SOM.
AGENT OF
COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE COMPA-
NY OF LONDON,
NORTH GERMAN FIRE-INSURANCE COMPA-
NY OF HAMBUR6, ana
ORIENT MUTUAL tMARINEl INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
The undersigned begs leave to inform his friends
and the public generally that he now represents and
IS prepared 10 take risks in the above rs-cass and
well-known companies.
THE LARGEST LINES OF FIRE INSURANCE
PLACED AT LOWEST RATES.
MARINE INSURANCE TAKEN TO ALL PARTS
OF THE WORLD UPON THE MOST
LIBERAL TERMS.
WHILE MY OFFICE is BEING PREPARED,
ICANBE FOUND UPSTAIRS
OVER FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
PERSONS WHO MAY FIND IT INCONVENIkNT
TO CALL UPON ME
WILL PLEASE DROP Die
A POSTAL. CARD,
AND WILL TAKE PLEAsUR IN CALLING
UPON THEM.
no 22.1w I'll ALFRlEND.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF
RICHMOND, VA.
ASSETS JANUARY !, 1S79...........$191, GAO 90
CAPITAL 10OuUU w
GROSS 41649 9O
JOHN A: COKE. President:
FRANK II. GLASGOW, Ficc-President.
r. B. MEADE. Secretary:
JOHN b. GRANT, Assistant Secretary.
Ne l3-tDe12
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAc-NoyEMBE 2e, ls
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SALT RHEC3I.

LIFE A BURDEN FROM THE sUFFEnISGS CAUSED
By THIS TERRIBLE DISEASE.
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NEW AND ELEGANT sTILEsm
OF ~
CHAMBER FURNITURE, III
PARLUR FURNITURE. -
DINING-ROOM FURNITURE.
See my stock and prices shsl! please; ,ynon
Sc 22-e0dSn SAMUEL W. hAh "poH'
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The undersigned begs leave to inform his friends
and the public generally that he now represents and
is prepared to take risks in the above 1rstclass and
wel-known ompanies.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24
i&athpltfAer Rirden RaIenber.
A@tun8 ibr &atboItfen
Die Gtimme hes berf. Qius TX.

Sn unfsrn Easen ideint bic @orisbuns
Der tatboli'1sn 8re1e cine ~beionbere Weii:
fsn seseben 3u baben. Yin ibr 1T eS, bic
@uanbidse Der Srbnuns uab bes 9laus
tens bort, mo bieislben berri9en, au bewabs
rsu unt fs ba su perbreitsn, we @ottIos
feteit unb cine talte @Iei@saltisteit bies
lslben tn gsrsefenbeit seratben lieben.-
ptis TX. In einem S9reiben pon 1851.
Do @ir sriudsn Sie ~inftdnbisf allen benen
matt eureul sutsn Winen unb eurer @unfi
Sesufeben, bic NIT @eiif besabt unb nit
s~eniissnber RenntniB ausseriifet,, f@ an
Ste 4rbeit MAIDEN unb Bidder unb 3situns
gen CUR @srtbsibisuns unb 8erbreituns bsr
tatbolii9ea 9ebre psr6ifsutli4en. - gnep'
eIica Yius TX.
2ast Ni1ts unperiu1t, wobur9 uniere
seiltse SReIision unb ibre beiliame 2ebre tn
Sen Gsreisisten Staaten meter perbreitst
werben f6nnen, bamit p~erirrte Wansere,
auf ben re9ten 8fab su~ridseleitet werber
m6sen.-S9rsiben 8tus TX. an bic Bi.
{16fe Der o. ct.
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auf ben gerfolsunss. sSuber sefest, rub er
bat wirtIi9 Dsutidlanb tisf, pieusi1t 3ur
SeriOruns tief sei&dbist. Wir sOnnen
benz 2iberalisuus bic foIofaIe BIamase
unb RieoerIuse, weI9e er erfabren, mir Ies
fen nit b09item 8ersnisen bic Erauers
Grsife, wsl4e feline Orsane iest gum Bee
fen seben; er III iest in Der Winoritdt.
neil bic @onierpatipen benz Centrum bic
9anb serei9t, neil aIio bic ,Rsi9sfsinbe"
iest bas 9eft in Der Sanb baben.
Ni8t III bas in ieinen @runbidsen uns
wanbeIbare Centrum gum Rsidstan3Ier
hberseSan9en, fonbern biefer bat einen
Tbeil aus benz 9,osramm bes Gsntruus,
bss vuaterIanbsIoien", aIs ri@tis anertannt
unb ~aboptirt. Reinesmess 1T es bamit
idon ssseben, buB bic Sorberunssn bss
@entrums beaisIi9 Der guIturtampffrassn
ais bere9tist anertannt unb bepiQtst mers
ben ; b. :. ss foIst aus benz sranbli9en
l1mi9wuns In Der Stenuna her Parteien
in Deuti9lanb nod ni1t has Mufb5ren Der
acknowledging. Das wirb srft bann
Der SaI isin, uenn Bismard, Der grsu1au.
i&eI sIaubt, es isi 70 uotbwenbis In, Sntes
refe bes preubentbums. BieQet1t greift
e. nod rs@tieitis au bieieu1 einsis ri9tisen
WitteI Der &ettuns, pieasi@t lit aud 6as
WaB preuBif9er lnsere9tisteit unb Up:
rannei poa, unb bridt In niat 3u meter
Serne bic Strafe Der ftets perseltenben @ss
re@tisteit iber bas Saus 5oben3oIsrn
beretn. Qui yivra, vera.
Sebenfaus III Elm l1mi9puns gum 9ei.
fern uorIdufs etnsetreteu. Die nod sIdu.
big fetn woIenben bsui1sn qrotefanten
baben bisber ffets auf Seiten Der Culture
tdmpfer ~seitanbsn. Ser blinbe 6aB ses
gen &om trieb fe basu. 0islei9t ssbsn
tbnen iest nod bic 9lusen In Glitter Stunbe
auf. Das issise 3uiammensebsn nit benz
Centrum IN nidt culturfdmpferii9en 6ras
gen 1T bas erifs an3si1en baau. Mtt
Sreuben mug man NeuBerunsen wie bic
folsen6e zines protsitantii1en Blattes be-
sriben: r@ss nit benz 9absr suiidsn
ben sldubisen Sroteitanten uub SatboIis
Ten. 8as fe trennt, 1T ssrins nebsn
benz, mas fe semeiniam baben. 8enn
fe lernen, fsff 3uiammen3uiteben, wsrben
fe Oeuti9lanb ben inueru Jrisben wiebsr.
ssben, Der ual teineu anbern preis su sss
wtnnen 1T. Sn ibrer 5eripIitteruns mil.
fen He auf bic Oauer INNER obnmd1tig
bleiben s~esenlber Der ftrensen Snterefens
Solibaritdt bes 9iberaIismus, ME fe bas
@sidid bes bominirsnben Semitentbums
besrinbst bat unb nit aabsr ausbauer,
@nersie unb llmii5t fort uno fort am Sc:
ben Az erbalten weiB."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24
Gin SeusniB bon feinoIi6er
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Serr D. Gsrtenbsd, Der bisbsrise
Brdiibent bes beuti1en Rei9stass unb Ie:
benbige &sprGientant Der libsralen Malo.
ritdt, bat isin Gmt nieberssIest, als sr iab,
bas Der libsraIe Stern i'm tntsrssbsn Be:
griffsn iei. Die l1ria9s isinsr &siisnas
tiou III iiderli9 bas Siasto bes 2iberaIis:
mus. 8eranlafuns su benz entideibenbsn
S4ritt mag wobl bic pIumpe 8eIeibisuna
bes riifiidtsIoien Santsrs Bismard GENE:
fen iein, Der f9 uerIest fiblte. neil Sors
TENDED benz &ansler nidt &e9t CAB, no Ct
llnredt bate. Sortsnbsd war elm gsrs1s
ter Yrdfbent, bic &atbolitsn baben bas
ifets a~nertaunt.
Sortenbed 1T pon Gaus aus &atboIit,
aber ldnsif ms Eager bes ltnslaubens iber:
setreten. gr bat isinsr vt1eberssusuns"
Bic Srons aufssiest, inbem er bas gmt ii.
mes gcrisenben bes vRir9Ii9en @sri6ts:
bofes" annabm, oils usl9er sr fi9 anmaBie,
tatbolii4e Sif96fe unb 8ris:
fte ab3ueten. Su elmer llnterre'
buns NIT einem berporrasenbsn tatboIii9eu
&bseorbneten nun, ertIdrte Sortenbsd, bab
CT unsldubis isi, fiste absr binsu
,Wenn i'd elauben ~t6nnte,
wirbe i'd Der tatb oIif@en 81 e:
Iigion ais Der aIIetn COME.
q~uenten anbdHsen."
Sas 1T elm i3susniB aus benz Wunbs
zines bodsebiIbeten l1nsldubiseH, ME man
fi4 ss f9Snsr anb bewsistrdftiser ni8i
Senten Tam. Mertt ss gu8, SIR ans,
bic Sbr nod sldubis aber ni9t tatboIiid
fem wolt! Mertt es Gu4 gang Defenders
Sbr &atboliten, bic Sbr i9wantsnb isib,
Die Sbr ni9t wiBt, welden Sdat Sbr in
@ueru @lauben befst! tlngldubi
ober tatbOIifd bas fnb mad perm p,
6Ortenbed bic awei einaisen M6sIidteiten.