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here. He favored the adoption Of Delegate
Parlange's amendment.
DELEGATE Moore, of Lafourche, moved to lay
on the table oil pending amendments.
On this motion the yeas Ia ana nay p Weas t M
manded, resulting. 1eaS ~, nays ~ hnu tuo
Delepate Steele moved a reconsideration OF
the vote just taken, and proceeded to argue
against the amendment He insisted that
Tie Legislature had no rights, In the name Of
charity, to wrest from q poor woman ner
house to pay the taxes therefor. Charity was
no part OF government, and the government
had no right to force charity for the support
Of private and seetarian institutions.
Delegate Bridger hoped the motion 70 ., reooh
slider would prevail He believed the effect o.
the amendments would be dangerous TO Inc
interests of the people. They would lead 20
sectaran struggles and sectartan favorltlsm.
He insisted that sectarian favorltism. naa peeh
INDUCED 10 heretofore, ana ar9uau Ll,as saoa
would be the case hereafter. he contended
that private institutions should be supporter
by private contributions.
Delegate Thompson opposed Inc motlon 10
reconsider. Hehoped the amendments would
Delegate Davidson opposed the amend
ments. He believed that appropriations made
to private institutions were uneQually dis
tributed and was not In favor OF Imposing
taxes for such purposes. lie favored the mo
ton to reconsider
Delegate HbSVeUSUH UpDoSta Llt dHlSIu
ments He argued that the State could not
properly take care OF the public charitable
institutions II it made appropriations for pri..
vate charities, and that the Legislature had
no right to tax the people for such pur-
poses.
Delegate Caffrey was willing to submit to
succeeding Legislatures the question as to
the amount OF aid to be given to the suffer-
ing. He favored the amendments, argued at
length their propriety, and deprecated the
injection Of any seetarlan feeling into the de-
bate.
Delegate Warmoth favored the amend
ments He had intended to vote for the
original article, but, upon further ,considera-
ton, thought the Legislature should be given
the power to aid the needy whenever In Its
judgment 1t was proper to do SO.
Delegate Parlange then called for the yeas
and nays on the motion to reconsider, which
call resulted: yeas 80, nays So, and the mo
ton to reconsider was lost
On motion, the Convention then adjourned
until tomorrow at IL o'clock.
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TROOPS AT THE POLLS.
Several Occasions When the Federal Troops
Were Used in the South Dur
ing Elections.
fChicago Times.l

[Chicago Times.]
There Ia abundant evidence liz the recent
history OF the republic that troops were used
at the polls and at meetings of State legisla-
lures for unlawful purposes. During Grants
administration they were freely employed to
sustain carpet-baggers In the South. The out
rageous interference OF the military with the
Legislature of Louisiana In january, 1874 is
wildly remembered, and was potent cause
of the political reaction-the tidal wave-in
the congressional elections OF that year It
called forth bitter denunclation from two
prominent persons now members OF the
Cabinet. It was q flagrant violation OF
been impeached. 1t was condemned by Mr.
Wheeler, now Vice President; Mr.. Hoar,
new Senator from Massachusetts, and Mr..
Frye, now in the House, all OF whom were
then In Congress. ,o-c The use OF ;, troops at
sible. On both occasions they took posses.
sion OF the State House in.either capital and
excluded such members as the carpet-bag
officials pointed out, In some cases persons
who were regularly elected and subsequently
seated. Troops we're used at the polls In New
York and Philadelphia in 1870. In 1872 Sena-
tor Spencer, temporarily of Alabama, pro-
cured the placing of United States soldiers In
that State to suit himself, and that he proited
by their wse sva scent to
Washington. A letter OF his on the subject Is
still eXtant. 1t runs:
DECATUR. Ala, October 22 1872.
M Dear Barber-I have Just returned from
Louisville, where have been to see Gen. Terry
about troops for Alabama.
I have had a com pany of cavalry sent to Iiv-
ingston a detachment to Pckens county, a
company of Infantry to Eutaw, and Q. company
to Demopolis and a company to Seals station.
Russell county. ALSO saundron of cavalry to
report to United States Marshal Thomas at
Huntsville.
wish Randolph, deputy United States mar
GhaI woula uSe the COMPANY at Opellka IN
making arrests In Talapoosa. Randolph and
Ceburne as suggests. | will be In
Montgomery Thursday morning to attend the
meeting of the State Committee. | would go
sooner but cannot as 1t is important should
stay here tomorrow. wish you would go to
TalIedega and block that game | must not.
how ever, be known In the matter.
The troops mentioned above will all be In
their respective places in two days from now
Some have already arrived.
In haste. truly yours. ...,.,.
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The President of the Constitutional Con-
yentiOn.

rrcspondence Pointe Coupee Pelican.l
Gov. Witt is now the most popular man
in the State. AS presiding officer he has no
equal. He has no concealment of his opin-
ions, and on all proper occasions enunciates
them boldly and manfully. He belongs To
the progressives and has thrown the past
aside, aud Ii for a progressive Democracy
that shall embrace men OF every land and
cline, and tolerant In all things. He has TO a
great degree two Of the leading features that
preiuminated lii the character of Andrew
Jackson: first, he u true VI Til friends
through good or through ha1 re..sar. .-az..,
ne is outspoken in hts OPTIONS. He Is cour-
teons as presiding Officer. perfectly familiar
with the rules. impartial in all his decisions.
Quick In his percspti.'us, fearless, conscious
III his own powers N. Intellect, and knowing
the integrity which sCtuates him. he IL the
very man TO IL leader OF great political
aIty.
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A Valuable Legislator.
philadelphia Times.I


They are humorous set, the Missouri
legislators, and they varied the dull monoto-
ny OF public business on Wednesday by pre-
senting a cane to one of their number, whose
claim to fame consists In the fact that he has
conquered monopoly Of the business OF
moving that the House do now adjourn"
Price Is his name-Price of Texas county
and early In the session he fell into the habit
OF taking the floor after he thought the per-
Torrance had gone on long enough and NOV
ing to suspend operations for the day. AS
the weeks went on his associates came to ex-
pect this necessary service from Price and
Price only, and as each days session dragged
along toward the usual limit, cries of Price,
Price" would be heard, wherenpon that
able statesman would rise and
make his regular motion. So firmly in
trenched did the custom at last become that.
II anybody else had the temerity to propose
closing the session before Price thought the
right time had come, there would be cries of
"object, "object," and the Speaker, falling IN
with the popular humor, would ignore the
revolutionist who had attempted to infringe
upon the vested rights OF "the gentleman
from Texas" AS the session Is at last draw
ing to close, for after next Tuesday Mr..
Price will no longer enjoy the opportunity Of
making his usual motion, the members con-
cluded to present him with "a slight testi-
monial of their esteem" In the shape OF q
cane, and there have undoubtedly been q
great many testimonials presented to men
who have done less to deserve the public
gratitude than the member who shuts off the
escape of legislative gas.
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STATE FINANCES.
Detailed statement Of tho Auditor Of Pub.
lie Accounts Of all Receipts from 1860
to lS7O-IncludinE Quarter Ending
March 81, 1870 Except the lear Is 76.)
staet faxas fnr Years preYious to- 1858.

gtaet taxes for years previous to 1868 ss6 4sg SO
Duty on sales at auction .....-..: l48o45 Oh
Licenses on trades. professions ana
occupations. parish vi Orleans 2.4712bb 90
Licenses on trades. professions ana
occupations In the country par
Constitutional convention tax. 1868 4o.643 10
Interest on bonds issued 70 North
Louisiana and Texas Railroad
Loans n' from Citizens Bank and
Southern Bank. act No. 4S OF 1869 25s,ooO 90
Amount received from proceeds OF
sale OF levee bonds under act
No. 1888 of 1858. ..-......... 73OoA "A
for taxes - . 49,. 24s.3s9 %
Vacant estates paid into state treas
Tax received from Louisiana State
Lottery Company --...........-. 36oo00 w
Sale of swamp lands. ...............- 61024 OF
Interest on bonds held by and be-
longing to the free school fund 235 635 90
OF 1868 ......-......,. 2,2465o4 70
Redemption Of lands per centtax.
act No. ia of 1868. 48.739 q
Sale of bonds under Joint resolution
No So OF 1863 1885, lu95s ~
Sale OF stock Of the New Orleans.
Jackson and Great Northern
Railroad Company: 1H,440 90
Loans from Citizens Bank. under
Joint resolution No 10 OF $50. $4,000 90
Amount refunded and paid Into the
account ~-.-...7...... ......:...-- 39.o75 50
der act No. 1913 Of 1869. 256.403 4S
Proceeds of levee bonds sold under
act No. 80 of 1870 26i3.373 90
Proceeds of bonds sold under act
No. 60 Of 1870, extra session. 21A.91s IS
Interest received from purcnasers
Of public property Ia the city Of \, ~ !
New Orleans 94.243 26
tary ..,,..c $4,000 90
Tax received from inspection of live
ter-house Company ....-........ 52146 os
Surplus proceeds Of sale Of bonds
lid, RI, tha III IN, nG' Ra
Louisiana ..................4...... 97299 80
debt Observation-Disclosures. 2979O 90
Miscellaneous receipts 1903 63
1879 $500 ....-...... 1.o96956 IS
Profits on purchase of general fund
warrants OF 1873 and previous 800
ZuI.sS4 DO
From tax Of two mills under act No.
Of 1871, for levee repair --.. 255.79s Is
Interest on bonds hold by and be-
chanical College ............... 1853 SO
1874 mage s...-..-.........-..... 100 O5
Interest on bonds held BY and be
longing to the Seminary fund 10069 so
Collection Of district leyee tax 27.521 80
1868 - - ............. 4262 80
Total collection of other re-
ceipts" Excluding State tax
proper ........... ......-..$ SIC Asa. 1O2 IT
Total receipts State tax proper. 2r997 .9s4 IL
Grand total Of all receipts from 1869
to 1879 including quarter ending
March 81. 1879 except 1876 ...-. $3S 46f Os6 IS
Receipts OF 1876 222O.2S6 &c
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $40 6Sl 1878 81
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CELEBRATED SAUcE.-Forty years ago Lea
4 Perrins' began the manufacture of Worces-
tershire Sauce. 1t quickly became a fayorite
sauce on account Of s peculiar piauance. and
when Mr. Soyer. the celebrated chef-de-cuisine
OF the Reform Club gave it his approval its ap-
pearance on the tables of all the other clubs of
London followed rs matter Of course. Then
its use was begun In the cuisine of the leading
hotels In all parts of the world. Englshmen
carried 1t about with them In all kinds of
climates. and found to their delight that long
voyages ON shpboard did not impair In the
least Its flavor or punRency. 1t was literally
presented to the Queen" in 1916. ana on the
strength Of this was admitted without question
to every house Ia London. This honor did not
causg the opinion OF epicnres to change In the
ieast. as they had already discovered its good
qualities. One OF them said. in fss3. that If
had destroyed the f. rec Of the adaRe. appetite
makes the best sauce. aud his friends thought
the remark lust Ms we'll a. witty. Nowadays
the q st II imparts To Mi dishes from turtle and
salmon TO plain beef. makes 1t a fayori.e with
young housekeepers as we'll as with eplcures.
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HOUSE WARMING.
B. j.. S..

After years Of persevering efforts the boys
of Columbia Fire Company No. have secured
neat and substantial building, which has
just been erected on the old engine-house
grounds on Girod street. With the usual
spirit of this company they propose that the
Inauguration of the new building shall be cell
ebrated in a befitting style. The "house
warming" to which the DEMOCRAT has been
invited, on Saturday evening, will find US
represented.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

rrhe DEMOCRAT ls responsible for none OF
the views expressed In the communication
under this head; but no communications Will
be- printed except from responsible partiesl
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Elder sister ~ little one, who appears III
take great Interest ln Mr. Skibbensl. Come,
little pet II h titnes your eyes were shut IN
sleep' Little pet Il think not. Mother tald
tns to keep my eyes open when sou and Nj
sKihbeH@ vaFe together
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Mrs. HrgH. u Oakland. has applied fpr a
legal sspaFfltlun because, as bel petItIan
states, NJ + hravse bar % Eun around s4fh
the Mc tasHksen bays and d. thtMas she aftgfS
MMFeis FaAsfsts 49, Francisco Iasi
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Oh maiden sweet, with delicate feet.
Tripp.a. the fair fields over,
What do You seek By tho gurgling creek,
And amid the dewy cloyerH"
Why. mister. she said. you don't know beans
/ IN gatherin' yaler dock tor greens"
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Dean Stanley will probably succeed iii rails
ing monument to the memory Of Major An
Dire In this country. We suggest the motto
We are glad he WAS caught. ~ Rochester
Txurts1s
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For biz paem "Tha Defense sE Lgckn0ss
NJ IanuFsan reesi3fsl 30. NJ ienagsohs
IN as Hsits - #sA sasa saFsh h4HA
tH@s manF y4asmH AfKgsa&n NfftA art IA e.
haaat E Essal san2 Philadelphia Eht@tatitsss
Herald
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STATE TAXES AND OTHER RECEIPTS.
Amounts Collected and Paid Into the
WEATHER BULLETIN.

WAR DEPARTMENT, |
signal Service United States Army. !
Daily meteorological record for the eight hours
ending AT 1905 D. m, Thursday. May %.
Observations taken u. me same moment OF
time Ht nil stations
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oress of the work 80 far, and are confident OF
its completion as originally expected.
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lee.a NJ .eEs.

n, tnAlaai.~ rising: y. Indicates fishing. \.
Indicates stationary
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NFw ontsAxs asr ts7s.
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$S67.4s9 SO
l48,S45 %
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aA&s@aa tsass to- Afs i @lMimam EBi
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-06-06
s;oeutI;he @ostmdbler.

seuaten, eiaentli6e @aItmdbler,
@nmppIien, fir @sz uno 3~rirttsenuner.
9ds Trinfen mar ben Qeuerert oie
| 6aubtSahe babel. Our saftliben CIR
Sheinuna aeb6rte, baB man Dor Der
Wahlseif Ii3 tpui9 uno ialbte; beliebt
tparert audi tueiBe @etudnoer u9o gum
Shmude &rdnse. 8enn nidt iernanb
auf eiaene Soften bns Mabl CAB, ion'
bern elm Granos @icnic) sebalten
murbe, pHeate man tppbl beimS 6maule
einen Spmpufi>9r9es (8orfibenoen)
III tudblen, Der Die 9rinfseb0te 81 err
Ia1Ien bate. 9as Erinfen 9ei9ab
bur6aus eeieIis bur9 8orz ober GU
trinfen uno our6 ben &eibetrunt uno
tuarb BON 9oaften, nonS6erS 9i9tun9
uno @eIane, namentli9 BON Eil6liez
bern unb RunbeeiGnsen besleitet nro
sutueilen 6ur9 0usIebuus BON Hreiien
uno Berurt6eilungen gum 2eeren elmer
Nn5ahl Be9er bis our Nusgelahenbeit
sefteisert.
@er na6 bieier 8ei6rei6uns nun
alauben tponte, ooB 2runtenheit uno
S6lemmerei unter ben Seaenrn elm
neitperbreitetes 2a1ter eepe1en Ieien,
Der irrt fi6: Der Sdufer mar aaentbal=
ben neradtet Hn6 perfiel ben itren9en
8eIimmunsen beg @trnf9eieses; se9en
ben 9dlemmer perfubr Der @eri6tsbof
be8 &reopagus. Der &pOftel Saulus
eiferte baber aud nt6t se9en Die Spmz
pollen Der @rie9en als iOl6e, pie berz
ielbe benn iiberbaupt bic grtremiiten
ni6t liebte, ND uno tpie fie iutmer ~auftraz
ten. 8iiroe berIelbe beute leben,
10 tpiroen bic &nlttuafiernpoitel
ii6erli6 on ibm feline Stiise sefunben
baben, benn fem 8rin5ip mar ni6t oas
Der u6qieen gntbaltlamfeit. iOnberu bus
Der MdBisfeit. r@er mad Der @eiiterz
i6nft Itrebt, Der 1T mdBig in alien
9ineen", I6reibt er an bic &orintber.
Ser 8mangsfanatiter lift eben 10 tpeni9
mdSi9, tuie Der G6nappsi6fel. @erabe
% oerriidt tpie es aber fem tpiirbe, poDte
man oenS9nappsi6feln 9eitatten, our6
@elebe bic Meni6en 81 5Uin9en, je elm
Quart S6napps per Gag berunter5uz
iaufen, 9eraoe 10 tua6nfinni9 1T es, Die
MenI6en bur9 @rlaB BON @eIeBen gum
@aTertrinfen stuin9en 81 tuOllen.
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Smrt Sempercnss llnfua.

Sc lift cine ei9entbiimli6e @rI6eiz
nun9, oaB Ii6 geraoe inter ben Nb=
t0mmliu9en Der an9el=iddiii6en 3a11e,
iuel6e Iid itets ourd cine itrert9 aus9e
prdgte Snoiuioualit1t aus9eSei6net bat
uub i'm Yrincip nod beute nne 8eoor=
munoung bon oben berab periuirft, Die
uerbUbrtelten 9uansseeIebler finoen,
iuel6e, neil nit 1pirituDien @etr1nten
upn man6en MtiBbrauh 9etrieben tpiro,
ben lesitimen @ebrau6 berielben auf
oem 8e9e Der @eiebsebun9 aus benz
9eI6GftSz, Samilienz uno @eIel1bdftss
icben 81 oerbannen Iu6en ino in bieIem
ibrem 8eftreben ppr feinem Wtittel,
ielbit uidt Dor 8elte6un9 Der @eIeb9e,
bun9en, Der erbdrmli6fen Espionage
rno pfenem 8etrlge Suriidl6rcden. Sn
europa fdat es feinem eebiloeten Menz
Ihen elm, ben mGBi9en @enuB bon @ein
uuo Bier als iiinolid uno oas @eIen
oeS meni6li6en SaIeinS entipiiroi9eno
81 oeroammen. lin belebrt Su tperoen,
onB Der eole Saft Der &eben unb Der
iiberI6dumenoe 8e9er bes @ambrinus
Elm 2eufels9ebrdu Iinb, tuel6e ben Grim
fer Der 8erbammniB in 9eit uao gtpiez
felt ausiebt, baSu muB man na6 Der
erleu6teten &epublit Der Ser. Staaten
fummen. limb bod baben aeraoe Die
bo69ebiloetiten uno Die bo6entuidelt,
item S0lfer biz in's qraue 4ltertbum
5uriid i'll Dem 8ein uno inn periuano=
ten @etrdnfen niemals ettuas nrts
oerS als ben Sor9enbre6er, elm grbpz
lun9smitteI bon ben Miiben uno 2aften
oes Iata9slebens erblidt uno in 9ieo
uno S6rift benielben per9errli6t. SIM
uoltstbimli6en 2eben Der Seuenen rebz
nteu ). y. bic @pmppIien (@ufmdbler
Coer 8anfets) einen iebr bcrporraeen=
ben Slab Elm.
@fens5eit fir bic SeGlenen mar nprzI
Su9stueile Die, mo Die 6ffentli6en Sc
lddtte a%ufeeb0rt batten uno man Muse
9enu9 fanb, benz @numen unb Maoen
ret1llben 9ribut gu 5ablen; bte5el
Sa1ptmabl3e.ten iuaren 6emnod in al.
len 5duen, in iuel1en es bic Mittel erzI
laubten unb Der Gppetit uuo Der 0urft
e'ne Sebniu6t na9 ibnen er.I
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NMSI1MOfihcS.

Ole BON benz 6reii # q q
Hicaraaua Dem beutiben @oniul In
2epn, 9r. Woris giieuitud, begin. oefer
Bruber Saul ~as3nblten 10000 Dollars
Stbneeele:r finn Der f~aiIerl. &eaierune
Su tuobltbdti9en 3wefeH in Deati6lant
our Berfi9uns 9efte1t. BON bisier
Summe iino u na6 Beftimmung BEG
8aiierS $4,000 Wnrt Der Marinenif.
tuu9 nSraueneabe 8,rlin glberfelo'
8ebufs ftatutenmdBtser 8ertbeilune Der
3inien oauOn on blfs6eoiirftt9e Marine.
8%erionen. uno Seren 8ittren uno 8ai=
fen, ii6erpieien tporoen.
Die orieutaItI6e 2iquibas
tion gebt lau9iam ober itetig ibren
Gang uuo bnlo niro flip Der Sultan auf
elm Oritiel 1eiEer friiberen europ1i19en
8eisuusen beI6rdnft ieben, nd6renb
Der ofiatil6e 2beil gum grOBen Mi6bes
baaen Der Bforte finen BON @n9lnno aes
itelten @GteroireftOr on Der Spite be:
@ti6dfte baben nirb. o quae mutatio
rerum @as Oeterreitzun9arn be-
trift, 10 lift es nit Maht oaran, 8Osz
MEN uno Die Seraeeotptua feiner 6an.
oelsz uno Ma6tipbGre einSupsrleiben.
Die betreffenben Nrbeiten foIen fribes
items biz gnoe b. 8. uuo ipdtefens big
Sum- na6iten Sabres oOnenbet Iein.
@inen eisentbImliben SerIu9 benbfi6z
ti9t Seiterreih NIT ben bosniiden unb
ber5e9ouinii6en Streitftdftsn. 9ieIel.
ben fOnen ndmli9 in einen fir fid a6aez
l6lphenen Seeresoerbanb 9ebra6t nerz
ben. a6er nidt in ibrer Seimntb, ionsern
in Oeiterrei6sllnearn e%atniiouiren. Do
formal INNER nod Die Nnnabme aufz
rebt erbalten miro, bnB Die 8osnier
uno Ser5eaOtuiner untertbanen oes Sui.
tans fino uno blei6en, 70 biirfte bic
5rn9e oeS 5abnenei6s uro ~iiberhaubt
bic 9aH5e SteIung oieles @Ontin9ents
on9 ecbebli6e Strupel uno S9pleria.
feiten bereiten.
Die 8ertbetIung Der iran
5DFlhen &riessfoften gntIb1biauna in
Seuti6lano 9ebt nunmebr i6rem Nbz
ibluhe ent9esen; es bat nur nod Elm
tletner &etbe!rd9 our 8ertbeitune su=
gelangen. ue6er Die Rriegstodenzg nts
i9doi9uns tuuroe 81 einem 9r0Ben 96eil
ourb bic &ei9saeies9ebuu9 unmittelbar
flr ausemetne Smede beg uleiHes Der
fiat. GuBer ben umfuiienben Ntnbre=
geln, tpelbe in @lioBz2 Otbringen our
Seilung Der S6doen oes &rieses, iopie
ferner our Serfte1uu9 Der i'm Sntere1e
Der 2anoesnertbeibtsuua erforberlihen
militdrii6en @inri6tuugen e%etroffen
tpuroen, oerDenoete man 561, 100000
We. our @%rinbuu9 zines &ei9sz& riees,
i9ases. 8as ni6t fie aasemetne
3wede ee8 &ei6es in Nniprub eenom>
men iuuroe, 9eIanate our 8ertheiiune
on ben p%ormalisen Rorot eutIben Bun6,
Birttembers, Bapern, 8aben unb Sub
Der ouf ben ebemnligen Rorbs
oeuti6eH 8uno enifn0ene Qntbeil nIroe
bur6 ReI9sseies pom 2. Suli 1873 Bas
nd4t dur 9efuus Der &riessfOten,
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s@ase Oas spfem eesen maIarta.

Dies mag seideheu in ResiOusn hes 9anoes, NO
sRIasrHeu uorberriheuo iinb u. mo bic periOOii9eu sie=
Der. bic oafeIbe er8eHst, i'm ausaepraststen 9ppus
81 Gage treteH. Die unerme6It6e SopularItdt upu
o. ftetter RasensSttter's :uiro sum arOseu
EbeiI ieiner Nirtuue sussiartebeu, peI9e sur HAT
Jade seDuroeH il ais 5eiIHittel fur G6ins uue He
Der, SaaenFeber uno ais elm SdusrzttteI seaeH bic
nerihis6eueu Sormeu BON malariiGen Rraufbeiteu.
sn ben Theilen oes @eftens uHb Sioeus nab in hen
5rppenIdnoern, mo oieie &rnufheiten su oauIe fH6.
ut e. 51uptidHlth ietner fhnbeuoeH giseHfnoiten me
gen gef6dst nno e. piro IN grubem Nase oIs Subhi,
tut angeiuaHot an Steue bes eefdbrIihsnu ub perbdit.
uiBmasia DtrtuneslpieH GlfalpiO, suiphate OF ouI-
n ne. AfrSte 3dlIen HIht uHter bic 6 ktsu. bic iein
Sor8hgs ttnrdumeH uuo be natnor16iinen rrpFe5fio
nenen Befati5uu9en, bic benz 9itters III Ehsil MIR
ben hdben 81 ietueu Aute in Der Seima b uub I'm
NusIauoe teisetrneeH. 29mi
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-06-06

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