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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-02-27
Vol. XIV. Whole No. 1857. No. 9.

Of st. John, N. B., Polly OF Rocklspd,
Mary A. Roland OF Bangor, and Lucy Rob-
inson of Deer Isle.
Station No. 8. W. NJ. Hussey command
ant. The wrecks and crews OF the 8. H.
Poole OF Wiscasset, Anna Foye Of Penn
broke. and schooner Empress. were assist
ed. In the case Of the s. II. Poole, com-
plsint has been made by outsiders that the
crew OF the station were not vigilant. The
inspector and superintendent In their re.
port announce that, after careful investiga-
ton, they find the crew OF the station made
every effort possible. We should Judge
from appearances the complaints were
similar to those made against the station
at Asburv Park. N. j.. In the case of the
Eta NJ. Tscker of this port. A breese
started by parties who desire to secure the
position OF commandant themselves. or
who have been disappointed In their efforts
to secure 1t In the past.
Station No. 7 Two vessels and crews
have been aided. The schooner Sea Foam
Of Franklin, and Caroline Knight of Rock
land. II. w. Philbrick Is commandant.
All new stations are obtained by petit
tion. IL would seem advisable that our
merchants should petition for station to
he established at White Head Portland
harbor. In that case many vessels might
be assisted and crews rescued, In this I'M
mediate vicinity, who otherwise have 10
await discovery by vessels the morning af-
ter gale"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-02-27

Stress Is laid on the turning of corners,
and grave things augured from the creas-
ing OF the card. A herce feud may result
from the card being turned one way instead
OF another, or its not being bent dswn at
all. The turning OF the upper right-hand
corner every one accepts as meaning call
In person, or bending down the card across
the ends signifies visit for all the ladies
when there are more than one OF the same
family together, but there are cabaiistic
letters written on them sometimes that are
beyond the dune book OF etiquette An
amusing story in this connection is told OF
Admiral Goldsborough. bluff blunt, COM
nonsense gentleman of the old style.
Sham. nonsense aud afiectation he ab-
horred and his crushing speeches aud re-
torts are stiil related by his old colleagues.
An airy young diplomatic q great man OF
society and fashion, called on the Admiral,
and. finding him out left his card with the
letters L. z. penciled on it, The brave
salt was puzzled thereby, and when the
young man accosted him on the street and
asked. 'DId you get my card, Admiral?"
he shouted out, Yes, and what's the
meaning of L. p. that you wrote on it?'
"Oh, why that means 'en personae' that |
called in person." 1t does, eli - said
the Admiral. and went OF in mood OF
disguised meditation. In few days he
returned the call by sending his card round
by messenger, hrst writing 5. b. n. in
one corner. Again the two net. "You
received my card. did your" Inquired the
Admiral. Yes, and what does 5. B. \.
meanT asked the polite young man.
"Sent by nIgger, Numbered the Ad-
miral, which, as a story, * even better
than that of Baraguav d'Hellers. Marshal
OF the old Empire, who when his physic
told him he could at most live but a
day longer, wrote z. l.. C.-pour prendre
and congo, or take leave-on his cards
send them to his friends.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-02-27
The Life Saving Service.

The Press says: The life saving Ser
vice OF Maine constitutes the first district
and Is divided into seven stations. The
first is that of West xouddy Head, locality
EastpoTt Bay; the second Cross Island, OF
Machiasport; the third Brawney's Island,
of Jonesport; the fourth Cranberry Is
land, not yet built: the nth Whitehead Is
land, near Whitehead Light; aud the sixth
B,ddeford Pooi. at Fletcher's Neck. The
seventh station Is not in Maine. but straw's
Point, at Rye Beech, n. II. The superin-
tendent OF the service is Captain kiDbzll
at Washington. The inspector OF the
eastern division is Capt. Merriman at New
York, and number OF assistant inspectors
and assistant superintendent, one Tor each
district. Capt. Hodgdon of the Revenue
steamer Dallas" is assistant Inspector,
aud Capt. J. NJ. Richardson assistant su-
perintendent. for the Maize district.
The report Tor the past three months has
just been made up, and forwarded 10 WASH
ingtou, and we gather from it some in
teresting particulars. We ascertain that
this service. so lately established, has been
OF great value to the coasting trade and
commerceof the state. A through inves-
tigation has shown that each is in excel
lent condition and good working order.
the men prompt aud efficient. and much
valuable property andmany lives saved by
their efforts.
Station No. l. This station is command
ed by A. j. Meyers. All the stations have
force OF six men. Three vessels have
been assisted. with their crews. and two
sailboats. As an instance of the vigilance
Of this station, on November 4, Sergeant
Guplill, while pstroling the beach, heard
faint hail of distress issuing from the
ocean. There was thick snow storm and
it was impossible to see any distance. The
sergeant Immediately reported at the sta
tion. the life boat was maaaed, and after
pulling mile and halt, man was found
clinging to a capsized sail-boat in All insen.
sible condition. He was taken to the sta
ton and resuscitated by the rules Of the
life saving seavice, while q physician was
sent for. Before the physician arrived the
man was brought to, which would have
been impossible without copy OF the rules
The vessels and crews assisted were the
schooner Guiding Star of st. John, N.
B. the ship "Oswegs- OF New York. and
one whose name we did not get.
Stations No. 2 and No. :. F. n. Thorn
ton and A. C. Bailey cummandants. No
wrecks reported.
Station No. 1. Not yet established.
Station No. 5. II. r. Norton cOmmand-
ant. Six wrecks were aided and crews
rescued. The scbooners Mary &. Pearson
Of Islesboro, Wreath Oi Ellsworth. Ariaaa
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-02-27
Lumps of Wisdom from Josh Billings.

MI dear fellow, yu kant gilt ennythins
out ov this world unless you ask for it,and
you Amt a going 10 git mutch ennyhow.
unless you insist upon 1t.
gentleman IL the party who Is alwus
honest, and alwus polite aud keeps hiz
boots shined up and hiz fnger-na les clean.
There is no doubt plenty ov people in the
world who are above suspishun, but never
knu emmy one (not even misel0 whom it
wasn't safe to watch.
Thare is a mighty sight of odds between
knowing eyerboddy and having everybody
kno yu; but thare IL lots ov folks who
| never diskover the difference.
When yu settle with yourself insist upon
100 cents on the dollar; when you settle
with the world take haff price II you kant
git emmy more.
urg man, If yu make mistake the best
thing yu kan do IL 10 own 1t, and not make
another; thare never waz 8 mistake made
yet, don't kare how well it was buried,
that didn't dig out sumtlme.
hav seen people spend large share ov
their time and talents Citing religion, and
very small share in prakticing it.
Adversely Is tru and honest, it IL the test
that never deceives US; prosperity Is all
WIS treacherous.
There seems TO be two kinds ov supersti-
/ hhHi SlOI u hlIlQ anu
| don't kno which IL the worst.
! hav seen plenty Nv smart men who
could phrovesy to a ded certainty wha,
would haphen for the next Is monthst
who couldn't set down with a slate and
| pencil and phrovesv within % per cent
what It would cost TO reshingle pig pen.
lung man, il you expekt to sukceed In
( this world yu have got to trundIe yure OVID
| hoop; the Jealousy of friends, aud the ma
lisnlty ov euemys make the road to sukces
! hard one TO travel
One of the greatest vctorys ov good
breeding IL, It very often makes phool
| endurabc.
There IL nothing so simple AZ gratitude.
and II IL the highest possible price VT kan
pay for emmy thing.
The necessarys ov lie are cheap and
simple. and get We manage to make the
AIT ov living kontlnuai slavery
Simple pity alut much better 60 a peTsol
than an insult, but 10 pity him with q five
dollar bill IL bizzness.
The great art ov kontcnment konsists not
only In being satisfied with what we have
got, BIT uwlth what we alnt got, nor kant
git
The reputashum that man gifts for an
excentricity IL worth just about az much TO
him, and no more, az the one he gits for a
deiormity.
Politeness will win every time hev
seen II win even on a mule, when four
quarts oY oats, and klub besides want
10 WHARF.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-02-27

h appeared that a. many as ten grants
made to sundry persous, fell within the
limits OF this county which occasiooed
contest OF boundaries for many years. The
Plough Patent, 30 named because the ves-
eel which brought the colonists. was named
"The Plough" passed into the hands Of .
rich English lawyer, and the contest for
Jurisdiction between his. and Gorges' heirs
lasted 20 years.
These several grants. together with
claims under Indian deeds, took out Of the
territory assigned to Gorges. with trfling
exceptions. the whole Of the preseat county
OF York. all the sea-cosst Of Cumberland,
the whole OF Lincoln. the greater part Of
Kennebec. and 20O, 100 acres In Somerset.
To the rest Of the territory the colony OF
Massachusetts, set up . claim. Gorges was
now involved in . continued struggle to
defend his chartered rights. against force.
finesse and fraud. In this state Of things,
he died. and finally his heir relinQuished
his whole claim to Massachusetts, for 1850
pounds sterling,
Gorges was s.aunch Churchman. and
not 10 sympathy with the Puritans. He
was Protestant and despised the Roman
lists. an Englishman against the French; =
Royalst, and not In favor with those
having thoughts of independence. 1t is
regarded as highly probable, that had
Gorges succeeded In establishing his title
to the ancient Province of Maine, shose
cas-, limit was the kennebec, that all the re-
glon from the kennebec to the ST. Croix.
would have become a British province
under the name OF Acadia
BY the charter granted to Gorges. tie
government OF the Province OF Maine, was
thai Of a PalatinAte-a form Of government
which existed In Germany $50 years ago
a district over which the Lord Palstine has
supreme authority. Thus, the Province OF
Maine was purely teudal possession, the
only instance on this continent. The re-
gion designated the Province OF Maine,
contained about oue-sixth OF the presen,
area OF the State.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-02-27

ny s. 1T.
Which wish to explain,
Though my voice II Il hoafse,
That such tricks rs are vain
do never indorse,-
That is. I should ssy.-hsrd-ly ever
And not as . matter Of course.
Colonel Z W as bis name,
And shall not deny
In regard N the same,
That he was my ally
For he lived long timc with his uncle,
Which his uncle, II happened wasL.
Twas November the third
The political skies
With storm clouds were stirred,
Aud were "Hayesy" like wise,
But played the role Of Reformer.
And tried to be prudent and wise.
Which we had big game
Hayes and l took hand;
Twas electisn-the same
Had . long time been planned.
And each one appealed 10 the people
In the way that you all understand.
But the South was bulldoxed
In WAY that grieve;-
Though 1t might be supposed
That laughed In my sleeve.
As from shot-guns and intimidation
Much benefit did receive.
But the tricks that were played
BY that returning board,
And the turns that they made
Were by me quite abhor red,-
For they turned over all our arrangements
And all our proceedings ignored.
Which we'd though, that the south
Would be "solid" for me.
And were down in the mouth
When we heard from :. C.
And Florida and Louisiana.
Which the same had been all fixed for me.
When looked at the vote
/ called Colonel r.,
And with dry. husky throat,
He said: "Can this be-
We are ruined by Fraud and Corruption"
Then he went for the vote Of :. {.
In the scene that ensued
All part I ignore;
But my nephew-imbued
With ideas dcplore-
Made bargain TO buy up electors
W hich the same would my fortunes restore.
Their proceedings were wrong"
And quite foolish their acts;
A. 10 coming II strong
They uncovered their tracks,
And the Key 10 the cipher dispatches
Exposed 10 the public the facts.
That they tried 10 buy votes
There. no manner Of doubt,
But for lack OF bank notes
They didn't mSke out:
And As their attempt was n failure,
Wha; Is there TO worry abouts
But wish 10 remark.
II you do not object,
That slways keep dark
When there's anythin: wrecked;
And shout all '.inchoate transactions"
never can well recolleci.
boston Adee Tilser
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-02-27

"A very charming illustration of an au-
insi's Intelligence is in the performance of
"Netty," beautiful trick-mare, that was
recently exhibited at the aquarium 10 New
York city. A six-barrel gate-no toy gate
but as high As mans heads placed in
the ring. a horse comes running out and
places himself alongside the gate. At the
word. Netty goes around the arena at .
terrific pace, andtakes both gate and horse
in her wonderful stride. Another horse
comes out and takes his place by the side
of number one.
Netty goes about the track once aud
clears the gate and both horses with a sim
gle leap. A third horse comes out and
takes his place by the other two. Netty
first walks up to the gate and looks over it.
Ii Is really higher than her head, as she
naturally holds it. What is she looking
at? She is counting the horses! Fact.
Once Netty tried to jump over six horses,
failed and hurt herself. After that she
never could be persuaded to jump If there
were more than four, and no art can make
her try. She always satisfies herself as to
the number before she leaps.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-02-27

AN ITINERANT's SUBTERFUGE. The
Rev. Daniel Isaacs once alighted at an inn
to stay the night. On asking for bed,
he WAS told he could not have one, as
there WAS TO be a ball that evening, and
all the beds were engaged. 'At what time
does the ball break upi" asked Mr.. Issacs,
About three in the morning, sir" well
then, can | have q bed until that time r.
"Yes. certainly; but, il the bed Is asked
for, you will have to move" Every well,
replied Mr.. Isaacs; and away be went
TO get between the sheets.
About three 10 the morning he was awak-
ened by loud knocking at the chamber
door. "What do you wantg be asked.
How many are there Of you in hereF In
Quired voice. There's me and Daniel
and Mr.. Isaacs. and IN old Methodist
preacher" was the reply. Then, BY j.
piter. there's plenty Of your and the
speaker passed on, leaving Mr.. Isascs 70
enjoy his bed.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-27
&ro66e u m.

amTeroam, %. gpril. Der sefirise
ginsus bss ROnisspaarss Der Risbsrlanbs
in Der Sauptftabt amifsrbam bat bieie nit
sinsm unssbsursn SsitiubsI srfiat. alus
benz ganseu 2anbe inb Beiuter ber,use,
FRONT unb ss 1T elm Wsnibensemibl In
Der Stabt, ME sbsmals Bel Der sroBsn
RirmsB. Die Staot III prd9tis seidmidt
nit Tabnsu unb Slassen, ueri1iebene 81
renpfortsn iius erri1tet unb in poetiideu
Sni1riftsu wetteifern alte unb neue, sroBe
uno tleine Oi1ter bes niebsrldnbii9en
BarnaGes. I'm bic Mittassftunbe per.
tinbeteu bunbsrt unb sin 6anonsni9iHs
bic @ntunft bss f6nisli5en SussS. SIN
reid betorirten Wartsiaal Der &beiueiisn,
babn waren bic NotabiIitdten Der Stabt
uub bobe Beamte periammelt, ausen um'
Der Elm s~ebrdnstsS pubIitum. WsiBse'
fleibete iunse Wdb1en NIT breifarbissn
S9drpsn ~itreuten BIumeu Dor benz sintrss
tsnben &Snisspaar, wsldes susrif burt
ben &ssisrunsscommiiar BON Rorbbouanb,
bann BON benz 8irsermeifsr pon @misr,
BAN, pon benz Yrdiibsnten bes Sefcomitss
unb benz anfibrsr Der gbrensarbs nit an,
reSen bsariBt wurbe. Der iunsen R6ni'
gin purbsn susi pra9tuols 8lumsnitrduBs
ibsrrsi6t. Der R6nis ipra9 ben Ssriam'
msItsn in turSer Rebe ieinsn Oant fur Der
bsraIi9sn gmpfans aus unb Der 3us isst,
fi9 bann in Bswesuns bur9 bic bi9t,
WsnI9snmsuse, bic ii9 in a9tunssuoue,
Rubs psrbisIt uno nur Dol 3eit su Seit II
Iauts Surrabrufe auSbrad. SIN PaIaf
ansstommsn, tratsn Der SSnis unb bi,
SSnisin auf ben SaIton binaus, psri9is
bsne Gorporationsn nit militdrii5s Wuf
sossn porbsi unb bas Yublitum srbob gu
beIrufe. glm Ibenb mar @alabinsr an
Sofs unb @mpfans Der gommiifon, psI4
bsauitraat mar, bas @brenseidsnt Der ga
tion Der SSnisin gu aberrsi9sn. Disie
beftsbt In einsm pra4tpolsn 0iamant
idmad, &ipisre uno Bro4s. Der 6adsl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-27
9urcmbnrg BAT nit Odnemart eiHen
aasIieferunsss 9ertras abseidlofen.
gefsif&- Suxem5urs.

Oas biirserIi9e Gbrentreu, erifer
u. 1T Serrn 6. s. 8oist, 9smsinbeietres
TOR gu Narde ertbsiIt porben.
5err 5. Ooequier bat feline @nts
lafung ais Sdoffs Der @smeinbe 9aro&e
einsereidt unc 9err 6. &obr bic ietniae
ais S96ffe Der Statt slrIon erbaIten.
Serr CD. 8onarbeaur. 1T ,um
Setretdr Der @emetnbe @tbus ernannt
porben.
3uStmes, an Der frauj6ii9sn @reus
&c, ut in Der Radt pom 90. auf ben so.
april IN bic 8irds eiusebro9en porben.
Die Oiebe itissen burd elm 6snifer, bas fe
bra4en, elm, nobel He fi5 bic 5dnbe pers
uuubeten. @Iidli6erpeiie bate man bic
beiIisen @sfdBe aus benz @ottesbaaIe ents
fernt urb bic Oiebe sinssn lssr aus. gtwa
einen Wonat porber mar in benz bena4bars
ten Sasup sbenfaas in bic Rir9e einses
bro9en worben. Wau i9reibt bic Oiebs
TABLE acknowledgement @sfinbsl an Der
@ren5e gu.
Nebrere Asentsu Der frsimaursrii9eu
llnterri4tsIisu bur3ifreiden bic 8ropiu3 int
Snterefe bes neuen S9ulgeieses, bas bic
nSlebsn 8riber" Der Rammsr porsslsst
baben.
60 9errS 3. Watburin, &spetent
am Benfionat bes Ntbendums su 2rlon,
warb gum llsbsrpaden Der Stubien an bic
Staats NormaIi5ule ;u Wons periest.
gu 9 Quill II rannte Qnfana Mat
cine raienbe Oosss bur9 bic Stabt unb
biB aaes, mas ibr in ben 8ss fam: IL
9uuoe, iebo9 fsineu Rsnidsn sIidIi5srs
ueiie. Nan i9oB Die Oosse mad uieler
Wibs uiebsr uub aud bic IT sebiiieueu
5unoe muBten in's @ras beiBsh.
Sei elmer Ersibiasb, bic man
am 2. Wat in benz SoutQoner Walb abs
bieIt, i4oB man 8 8iIoiaueine.
am 2. M a | bisb Der 9ersarbeiter 5reS.
&obeid in Der S9iefersrube bss Barons
EOrnaco uon aiIsnois Su Wartslinssu eiz
men S1iefsrbIod pom 6 Eonnen los. Der
Stein l6its iid, ebe ii6's Der arbeiter
ueriab, Los unb serIdmstterte ben unslids
Iidsn. &oSsia mar 80 Sabre alt unb
binterIdBt cine Wittwe nit 8 Sinbsru.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-27
Saar, WoieI, GtfeI nno StsuSs
ridden.

Gin insit aufsetau9tes @sridt,
6aS wobl auf cine Mtttbeilung Der vGaz-
zette de Lorraine" ,uriifjufibren III, bes
seidnet 9rin; 5ermanu pom Sa9iens
Beimar ais ben tiaftisen Statt6aItsr pom
@liaB 9otbrinssn. Oisis @anbibatur bat
in benz Gsi9sIanbs aIssmsin antlans ges
funbeu. 8rin3 9srmann 1T betanntIi1
Der S9paser bes 66nisS uon 8irtems
berg, Der Sdpteseruatsr bes Grbpriu3e1
pom Sa5lsn.W eimar un6 Der gruber Der
psrsuistsn grin3sifn Ssiuri9 Der Risbers
Ianbs. uupsrssBlibsn anbsntsns. Sn ibm
erbIidt man nit Ge9t bic fir cine 10 ebs
~renpoIe anS ui9tise Stsauns In bobem
WaBs iid eisnsnbe Gsri0nIi9teit. gu
0ebssiten isinsr S9wsitsr, Der grin3siiin
9ImaIia, bat Bring 5ermann 9~uremburs
wieberboIt belu6t unb 9anb uno 2eute
fennen sslernt. Oas Rsidslanb, beions
bers 9~otbriussu, 1T i5m ion,it nidt msbr
fremb. OuSu lit er Der fransofi9en
Sprade uo1tdnbis mGbtis, Elm Woment,
bas BEL Der Bsiesuns hisier Stenuus uobl
ni5t unbsritt9tist blsiben birfts. gnbs
lid entftammt Bring Ssrmann einem
5auis, bus omar proteifantiid 1T, fi9 absr
itsts bur9 relisi6ie Eoleranj ausseSei9net
bat. 10 baB bic RatbOIiten, usl4e finfs
iedstel Der Bep6ltsruug bon gliaB $ 9otbs
rinssu ausma5en, biefer &abl unbeiorst
entsesenisben t6saen.
Su Saarbrideu iinb in Der Iesteu
Seit uisr aIt. RatboIitsn IN ben S9ooB Der
Rit9s turidsstretsu.
am %. Ipril Tam su einem Nrst in
8srntaftsl Elm Mann, benz bur9 su fairies
Nieisn bas cine Dug aus benz Ropf sebrun'
gen mar unb Der oas anbere aud beiddbist
bate.
gu 95menbradsn BET Srier mirb
IN Der neusa Sabn cine SaIteffele errt9s
tet.
. rbsinii9e 8rouin3iaI 2anbtas bat
bei1lpFen, bas eaubarmenbaus 3a Braus
wsiIsr nod Erier 3u perlesen, 10 bab oieie
MnitaIt aud fsrner ausi4lieBli9 fur Rors
rissnesn bsnust werben tam.
Dissu Erier @ubs apriI sebaItene
Weinuerheigsrung bat ben Bemeis gelies
fert, bag quite WoIelweiue tros ben i4le4'
ten 8eitsn Fart ssiu@t fnS unb gut bes
sablt perbsn. Siele seben nod Norbs
bsuti9Ianb.
m Is. Mai wnrbsn in Buaap VII,
guer a. b. WoieI unb Sas.nport poiidms
ter, unb in &obsrn.@ onborf cine Bon,
Assntur sinseri9tet.
Die Sanbwerter Der Stabt Erier
rparen am 81. @pril su elmer 9sriamms
lung auf ben &atbbausiaal einseIaben, um
ii9 besisli6 Der Snnuussfrase ausjufpres
den. IS battsn ii3 unssfdbr 80 Reiifer
einssiunoeu. Dos grsebniB Der san3en
Debate mar, baB bic betreffenben Meifter
f9 iibereinfimmenb babin ausipraden:
Bel benz Stanbe Der bsutiseu @eleeses
buns ist es swsdloS, Die Suuunssn uisbsr
ber3uifellen. GRIP iols man bic Sspsrbss
orbnuns umdnbern, banu Tonne man aud
Der Trase bes Snnunssweiens adber tre'
ten. Ois msiiisn sa bisiem Spede berus
fenen SaubwertsrsS % riammlunsen IN Der
&beinprouins babsn fi4,in abuIi4sm Gimme
wie bic Grierer ansselproben.
Ger SobIsnpsranbt cuff Der
Saar ID isst srSBsr aIs le porber; nament'
lid asben goats In unsebeuren Menseu
mad 9Otbrinsen, gliaB unb 5rantrsi9.
Bon SO aspirautiuusm, bic fd
In Saarburs am S9uaebrerinneasS Seminar
ssms!bet battsu. fub % anssnOmmsu
miir0eu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-27

badten sibt es man1e i9Sae unb tiefer:
sreifenbe bier. Sd poIts pobl masen 3u
b~ebaupten, bas in 10 Sabrsn SiusbaIe bet
f56nfte Blas in Soma iein pirb, ftebt sr
ia iest i4on feiner alien pfarrei in irsenb
peIder B~ssisbuns mad. Yfoifen pom mil.
ben Beiben uutseben bisr bic 9dnbereien,
oieielben itnb luitis i'm Wadien besrifien
unb In 5 Sa5ren wirb benz @anberer f9
bic ebemalise" id0ne Brdrie i'm 9euanoe
zines 6eenpaIoss .eisen. W6se Der Iiebe
@ott bisie @ssenb, bic sutsn 2suts unb
TIRE Seeliorser iesuen urb bsi9issn, mo:
gen in turbsr 3ett bic prd9ttsen Brdrisn
bis on ben Wiiiouri &Iusr nit &atboIiten
i6sridst perben.
n. q. sufsl.
OtScsie alton.
Der 6udm'fc 8iidoi pen GIton warnt
ben Sdtulars unb Sroens: Slerus, iopie
bic 2sbrer isinsr Oi6Bsie Dor benz %lntauf
Der Historical Map of the World, publ
shed by E. Z. Ross, 1879" gr unter:
iast ben @sbraud beriel6sn.
Oi6ceis 9aIpefo on.
Ser bo9u'fe gii6ni 6. M. Oubuis
bat tn Solse pom Rrdntli9teit cine &siie
mad ieinem 8aterIanos, 6rantrei9, antre'
ten miifIen.
Oi6cefe S%artforb. a
Ser bn6u. Sr. Sarbins bat su Satr
9apen 5eisbts bel Rew Sauen, Conn,
breiBis Woraen 2anbss ansetauft, UNI bar,
auf cine 8siisrunss .gnlfaIt fir perpabrs
loife Rnaben Su erri6ten, unb ioa nit benz
BaI berielben iofort besonneu psrben.
Oi6ceie Green 3 an.
Sie bcutibe tatbOIii5e @smeinSe in
@bilton sebt NIT benz Blame Der i9leunissn
grri9tuns elmer S9ule nm. Oas S9ul
sebduoe ioG Big Idsgfens ben L. Nuauit
fertis fem. gs pirb % BEL SO SuB aroB
unb IA SUB bod uab aus Saditsin erbaut
werbsa.
Nuslan0.
Saarbriifen, 8. Rai. Die Staatsan:
waItidaft bat bic appelation sssen bas
llrtbeiI in Sa5sn Der marpinser gri9eis
nansen suridss3oseu; has frsiipre9snbe
GrtenrtniB trttt iona9 in &raft. Die
SADIE 1T gu Gnbe unb bic prsuBii9s 9oIi.
SET nit Der &esieruns rs5t srinbIid bla'
mlrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-27

ois osr soote am absnb, nadSem bas @e.
r,9i Aussni9sin ssnOmmen, wesse5radt
puros. Setn Gbrif uoate IT'D bsreit fin.
pen. Den Soelsn wsssuiGafen. Sin Ss.
raeltt aberrabm btele Nrbett.~
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8ei 9auaiur pirb cine Bride ibsr bic
Sausr sebaut werosn, bic 10000 Gb.
fofet. Die @smeinbe muB bas Rifbol5
on Ort unb Stsae Iiefsrn.
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Gr3bi6cee WiIwautee.

yrielterberietunssn. Der bo6w. 5err
N. Ytdsl pom 6onb bu Gao mad Marp.
topn, Calumet So. Der bo9p. Serr s.
Slum pom Warptoun mad groB 9laius.
Der bo4p. Serr s. t. Seller pom Nep
eafel mad @oIbsn Safe. Der 0eoprss.
bpter, bo6p. Serr @iIb. Sabsrfod, als
aiiftent mad Rsu GaHeI.