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Int ConklIns haa promiscd tho people tho next
Tfcal1Bnt II thoy will give hin 0r1nt for II cnh-
jltntt., WO shn]l acc. j. EMtrII.
Tu1RD-TE1sAL MOVEMENTS.
Mis-. uI,ANr TARInu 4 LIVELY INTEREST N
'

Mis-. GRANT TAKING LIVELY INTEREST IN
TIE CAMrA11H.
Ertctdl tn Cincinnati Commercial,
CA1no, April 19.-When wrote my Inst 1ctlcr,
stntlng that nothing bad boon heard from Con.
Grants pnrty that she'd any light upnn the
thlrl-term question, did not know 30 much ns
I do now, olso should havo written, "ucn.
Grant IL a candidate for nomination for a thlr11
term, and this trip through tho South Is for tho
purpose Of making votes" would have writ
ton also that Mra. Grnnt c1hIbtta very much
nero interest than tho Qenornl In tho matter, 70
much SO TINT ono Is impellcd to tho conclusion
TINT she Is urging tho General on to tho third
term business. Tho trip around tho world
,vas made principally to please Mrs Grant. and
eho ID nnxioiis 10 mako tho same trip over
President.
During The present trip through tho South, I
learn, sho has boon most careful TO noie the cou-
duct Of tho people, having III her mind tho 1ues-
ti9n. - Does tleIr conduct indicate that thoy
Il nctwccn t Littio Rock and Cairo little town
wins pnsscd wherc tho peoplo wero very loud In
s es ssssMsso IT. sola ~S h :cae sy
dent pleasure, remarksd: ~ Just know theso
faetory HS yh Thoy q did the ifssilcnt every ~ honor
possible. but thoy d!d not y chgrr @ him. T,giea IN
crt ws made 6%t eae M Se p9ye ,ot ~ o It.
but, md tried to rniso tho Inst cheer, but ho
fnEcd. and remarked aftarwnrd thAt he had
and !, good deal more satisfaction. Mrs. Urant
regarded tho conduct nl our people rs IN inii.
Without going further, It Is i well settled coi,-
elisinn that Gen. 0rant i now cectsoncering
for the nomination for President. 10 few It Is
Oh IL Friday evening str. bliss. of 81: Louis,
Gpnea n,0 the ehs s1ys snd wus greatly sur
Hutui7l1y u,pruInE Senator LOgan and Col.
, 1880-04-27

CHICAGO, April 20.-Wo reproduce from prt-
vato letter from tho South tho following pas-
sagcs illustrative Of a very curious phase Of tho
Presidential canvass:
Gen. Grants ncw- w-depasturo uttcrances arc
already bearing their intended fruit. Tho Dour.
bon Democrats Arc now the most activo and
geniot.sly using hla Oft-repcatcd phrase, "The
Past y to ttepuGiie9P IT. action m
to vicious and D5
IN tho employ of Democrats, who excroEse a Ger
tnif INFLUENCE over tlom: Heretofore this fu-
!ug,-prcventtng them from attending nepub-
l!sMn meetings and voting u elections Hero.
vii bo % sent 81 thoir be,noerao Den S' employera % ITO to
ts agd
Or ssPe1.s e
fss nhsy Wiz sfs d X s alons
ml'e11Ha e5 p s sS M:,ss oa!ytaS
epnp,leMns vii oe excluded from olcS and
% vote ind hold ,oniee to their hearts. con-
tent" Already e this species q hull
esp1r Ts 81 nsys @
NseieF, ef:ms}aner .? Congress. snd oao 4 ne
Acld.hant,s, ostcnsi6iy On acc9unt q his testi-
xytttnn y b,t ,ur scnw hecso ar III knnsEn n
nosI,n, ~ tho fhil t.rTn y n is nnryeetftr
nuimnbIe lint this o,ttrnrn WA perpetratcd II
KT,.inW ma T. hniis.ozfma variotv. .1o II
riny be- ciaimcd by The third term managors
.scIv mt fnr,h to SercIvc N nri,nr tn car,y
thes, Stntes IN tho NntIonnl Gnnyention. How.
nv,r thnt ,nnv he ti,ns.. 1'ttcrmtcea baVe nnr"it
hin m rccor: M i n1hIto rnnn md II he atn,jd
hn ait.rtes presl1stt anti snM11a nherc to than,.
tho isepSbiicau purity would bo annihilated aud
T Ts,nt rn.x ~ hn nrAskt
n.onc ss ~ xnrEpn iIkc henrers in in,isIn.a.
hinf,nma' NIssIssit,pi. md Fiorida. makinH MI
manner n nrn,nisct. spendinr money ike Watsr.
Wmt tShstnnsiinp thcso mjmost s,,ncrhman
nrn11tinns Ian,isianS MIssissInni. nni FInrIda
viii ~ att,nn.t 1Sr",,t and XIX nonnsttinM VIII
Htvt5Hn A1ni,amn win lin ~" '''o offo0'''eA "A~
This Is d most extraosdlnary development Of,
san snaass. 1--WE ,3rlr ~ ~ .n.tuotn ~ ~
Gramt M tha hcas Fl ti. oonnIotnrT' antistoIs
, 1880-04-27
WISCONSIN,.

III Ina Editor Of Tne Chieaoo Tribune,
n,n,.o. ArrIl ~ - ,,ctr Iouvo II, anni vo,
'nplsoN' apan ~ .'.t ~ a."I .s,:..s. 49,
ING lncltsco coPy oi !ct1sT "htcu WIS "t'ttea
by a 0rnnt nnn TO another Grnnt nnn In regard
to tho selection Of Delegates to our State Con-
vcnt,on 1,rInv myaclr n Wnshh,,rnc man. md
te,o.'.. Inv. s wn,s1,,.mo - ~ nho,on -, ~,
greut H,nas OF tho Republicans OF tho Dadgcr
State, I hope md expect to sec II WuHhbnrno
,1nIcvat,nn sent n t,o Cb,caro convnnttnn, 1to-
...',Lss1.,,'. ,ss,,s. ss ~ >4e 0""0 II 4 :,
speellutly 5ou1s' A' IT.
-....,.,.,, ,...u, mr.,
N hhsWcrI % your very Weico'ne IettG,!t ~.
g!An 60 tlhd from yours thnt VIC 20 ncnsly nsluc. M
CouN1 l lnnKn tna Ghgcef anu KnoW aG t, taaI .nq
cnoSe mnMe Wniia ne tH.en " .ao psp.''ts
Woiu ., 49,. %a'.1 ,,,tas y
ny man. hs hniae cfentcs W,tn M u tMu ~
emthusls OF Hy hno ~ ill., aH Motio an 1aa n,,
tnnt t,or9 y no n1MM ~ .9o Moia I'M ,o,,.
irlenu5 anu nuttiircrs ns y. = orahs; NUw, s'.
wnle s!y lbs, nntt tcei u t9u. nm ny a,, Wu.
nnrcl 70 lnslst upon NJ non!nauon, lot oa.a e
nht ignore tno lnct thaL tno snHG itl.! G!stMSI.s
wnleh ne9oL sucn Gniaus.ss " , t,s'.
upon the snino pr1nc!p!G. oeYets jlko eminas!.
Hs!n ~ posttl!Efs 9nu WIZ InMku nls opFoS!tion ~
Icentless Muu nittGr ns nih .reHus nu stppu,. M ~.
crs gre hppseclnt1Ec anu nG1Soi aVu W.. Hek 1, Ky
luen! u lHis: nFnhI Wo!.a H. DEL ,,,,,r,
nnd tho worst hhted OF my inlLt ~ tnls cunntEy.
anu wnednos t1o oa1ne enanssln M ot nn,hsi.
tes!n Of .npnpsitlons nlucn UNI suEpottG H. ,o
a,s * So,n ro, r. ,n9 sIait,a nnH wh,n caiis
for the exercise ot Wlstlott' Whlen Wcians Wo!t,
an1 IN Wnsen ta1r0ttsi a ;oyMay t.' eWer hooec
n clAtlEssn pMFt!sMnshlP OF PoFsunHl cnutCE. =.
, 1880-04-27


CHICAGO, April 25.-Iu rcgarl to tho Empire
Stuts: III, In 1850 Fremont curricd Now York by
6y,OU plurality over Duch1nnu. ~ Grnnt did
,0t carry this StMto in 1sG8, but OIL tho contrary
Seymour did curry 1t, by exactly 10000. At this
election also Grant fuilcl to carry two otlor
Northosn Sultes,-New Jersey md Oregon. both
Of which Suites Gust tho!r Electoral votes for
Seymour. Thus It viii 10 soen that Il Seymour
hud bud tho Solid South in 1S'sas tho Democratic
canlnte will In 1ss0, ho would h,1yo bcon oectctl
mud Grant defeutcd. lJl Tho Btntotncnt ct Dir.
DUugIls thnt Urunt aHd Lincoln wurO tho only
Republican candidates WHO hnyb currled Now
yUrk In inc0rrect. U7Ltlt llus nUvGr cArrlGh tllt
state when u ncniGssa. opposed him: ue aia
tho Democrats fitiod to vote for GrccIcy. At
that election Craft received utmost ~ many
l,omtcrAliy yotss In thu Btnte uf Now York ~
GrcHlcy did. for rrnsollS nppareut to my ono
,yo WIS familiar VIII, .lo ot,!umns s 9f tho New
csvcd ~ ta' votes % Now York; in ls;;: ~, 20
though ht lost tho HtDtc. 1t Is evident FROM this
TINT Den. Grnnt his never Gpun strung candl::
lnto lii New York, Thing VIC very much need
this your. N. A..
, 1880-04-27

Piano, Ill.,, April sa-Aa tho Presidential
question now soems to bo uppernost IN the po-
littcal terepn, permit mo ID stato so1no facts
thut bave ootno within MY scope within tho last
few wesla lii :Feferenco to Ncpubttcan cand!'
datcs for P5esidant, al ! havo had Ao.lio Mcans
OF observation, having como Ia copgact with
buBiuoss- men Of not loss than hsty tliNotpnt
towns tn Northern Illinois sluco Bcbrunry Iast.
Aud those sonle ot tho richest and best portions
OF the State On tho llno Of tho ChIcagos lurltnE-
ton T. Qulncy Railroad, tho Chicago Il lows
, 1880-04-27
CHANT At MEMPIfiB-Tt1ItD TERM.

AZ the Ts1AeT " 4AS thlSuPV IV1OAHfs
KEwANEE, H., April 2l-Tho boasted 'strong
mnn " OF thtrl- term hankcrings lies down under
insult for NIL tho world as Northern politicians
used TO do under Southern swnggcr and blustcr
In tho days Of slnvory, when all tho North but
tho Liberty party md radical AbolitlonistA felt
TINT they lived and moved and bud a being only
by tho high and mighty smilo OF tho "Sawth."
Tho reception OF 0eu. 0rnnt ut Memphis on tho
1Jth Inst. Is noticed in tho papers as follows:
On arriving Mt Court Square. Col. Josah Pat.
terson delivered an adtlrcss Or welcome to Gen.
Gnt n tho S SnrsS p wG ta be sad FL to
sho nterpSssd satia tho sSIea d his own honor II
I'LL i:ts1 you moi III nterposcd % te inenco % Of % yor
great cxaMp!e To- prevent men, who never felt
the shock Of batile, lro'n turning 4 loose upon
tho sword, The South would have been for gen
erAttons set 70 come tho ioianl Of Amc1sc,.
or prostitute beneath the tread of standing
army" 0rn. Gtmnt sesHonded expressing graft.
son o r s f ,he sou ~ tars as
prosperity u they themselves. / see evidences
~ dHersnt % seetIons 'eS q S,he ssentsy, WHICH
G5sirnns aad citizens ot Memphs' for shIs re-
Thcro stood tho "stroug man." like crtHal-
nal In tho dock, meekly awaiting whatever sem
tcncc tho Court mny fit to give him. with the
scrvIio politicians ready rrpiy: 4 thank you,
1lr. Chairman und cttizens Of Memphis. for this
insaied sho ctisens @ q ho Norta,
to wtDm q rant intst owo his Bupportif II ht gets
4 single Electoral rotc next November, ln Cnl
Northorn soldiers: he bad felt both their
strength and their mercy; nor was any nonn ,n,;
iii hIs insuiins xase % n'T attefso ea IND lis
knew Tint not n Northern lnnn desired IT, turn
tpxt
under tho tread Of u stumbling army, Not ono
dem demanded % m m9ro m Of Southern people than that
ilad a,,ch iA'iyuaee been addressed TO man
piled, saying, ho wo1d tako TINT occi.slon to OBJ
sass 81 ezeas oSsa IL
wards these OF the the South, or, or desired ,o.
1G ,Aos sr %as' to Keep ppea anas snH
he would presume al rood citizens M nt tne South
III tho people Of tho United States respected:
sS nsys Ss' e 's soh sSs
continually tries to oelittle and outrage North
q Grim i Old Gen. Sherman would not bavc borne
such nn insult Of bis section for ono moment, He
would have resented It IN lungunKc nut to be mis-
sraTnsbe tcnemcy i Of sothe nr ostars 1' to pu
everything southeri, and dlspurlgo uId lie about
everything Northern .lult he refused Lust ycar
epol ao2ers - sravcs r. ~ Anii III be W. was Fight -
at the Prcsl,lsptiai mnaggot has ia ,aken 5rap pos %
listen to tho silly ilAttery OF thoac who hopo for
| fnvors at his hands. Thus tho strong man Is
the wcakest OF nll.
son ior opposing tno nomination Of Grant It
| implies fear TINT hc may after NIL 10 n0mt-
tho OtlirEtOr EOI1DElfGu UT nOftv
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-11

Special attention given TO the sale of
North Carolina Real Estate. No charge
made until a sale IS eff cted Al property
placed IN our hands for sale Will he adver
tised In the popular work. The South
ILLUSTRATED free of expense.
The Charleston News and Courier says:
Everybody has heard Of Gep. II. Chapiu's
farm agency. and tew are u~nacquainted
vi II the success which has a tended lis OPP
era ions"
The New England Farmer SAYS: Geo.
II Chaplin has advertised bis farms 10 he
amount of $50. 900 during the past year.
We commend him to our read RS.
The Aiken IS G. Review says: NO one
has lone more than Geo. II. Chaplin in the
cause of Southern immigration Our wills
lage is throrged with Northern people in
search Of Southern homes, and good sales
are being made. The South Illustrated"
is doing a great work for us
The New York Tribune, the Boston Her
aid, Journal. Traveller, Globe. and Adverti-
$ r, speak in the highest terms o Chapin's
Farm Agency.
n. B.-SMALL FARMS Particularly
are wanted at once. rs Ofice-Fisher
Building. Aug TT
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MARCH II, 1880. |
miscellaneous.

KEEPING Cut Flowers FREsH.-Cut-
flowers soon drop and fade. Here are some
Of the ways in which they may he preserv-
cd: Add to the water a lew drops of cam
phor or ammonia, IA little salt, a lump Of char
coal; immersing the stems in hot water
when a boquet Is first made and then as
they to wilt repeating 1t, first
cutting off the ends In making bOquets.
be careful not to crowd too many flowers
into one vase. They will last longer, to s.y
nothing about their improved appearance,
if they stand loosely. Never use cold wa
ter. Let it be LUX, warm, and soft, If pos
siDle. Sprinkllng flowers IN vases at night
will help to keep them fresh, and better
still lay them out on the grass where they
will receive tie dew, being careful to take
them In early lii the morning IN summer,
before the hot rays of the sun have wilted
them.
Flat boquets, made in plates or
glass platters, can be built up with
a foundation of sand. Flowers will last
much longer if their stems are thrust into
wet sand than they will in water. The sand
can be covered with moss, and flowers can
be arranged in any ~fanciful shape that suits
and they will not be likely to become dis
arranged, for the sand joins them in place
firmly. Instead of moss, leaves can be used
to cover the surface and make a grandwork
for the design, of bits of geran.um branch
es, which often put out roots In the damp
sand. and most of them grew right along
as if nothing had happened to them. Very
pretty designs may be made of tin about an
inch in depth in diamond crosses, and let
tiers. and then filled with sand and flow
ers.
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Land that will grow corn or an average
hay crop suited for the growth Of ash.

bay crop suited 1or the CROWN o. asu.
DR.. w. T. Emmett, of Fender has deci-
ded to remove to Burgaw, for the practice
of his profession.
DR.. Craven has done something new-he
dedicated the Randleman Cotton Factory
with religious services on the 18th last, In
Randolph county.
The Fayetteville Banner says Major C.
Nj. Steadman will suit the people of the
the Cape Fear section in either capacity
that IS as a candidate for Congress, or Lieu
tenant Governor.
Mr.. Harvey Wilson, Jr., owner of the
CASTOR cotton mills, speaks very encOurag-
ingly of the manufacturing trade. His wag-
ons are running daily to and from the fac
tory hauling cotton and yarns.
Sickness among horses in Guildford 81
complained of. 1t seems to be aggravated
distemper. So far it has not proved seri-
ousi A few of Mr.. Vanstory's horses are
sick, He keeps them out on pasture. In
Canada we see that the horses are having
small pox. This is something new. 1t is
said to be contagious and people who are
among the animals catch it in a mild form.
It is said to he very fatal among the hors-
eS.
Washington Press: A negro "no was
tried for larceny in Wilmington,a few days
ago, conducted his own case, and in his
address before the jury he was pretty hard
on one of the witness who appeared against
him. After closing in an amusing style,
and Just as the Judge had commenced his
charge, the prisoner jumped to his feet and
exclaimed Mister Judge, please charge
the Jury that it was a case Of forcible tres
PASS and not larceny.
Charlotte Erening Press: 10. Turner is
a member OF the House, from Orange, in
the present Legislature, and if there IS q
hole in the ring, lthe Best Syndicate ne
will be sure to jump into it.-The Cham
Der of Commerce sent off lrst night, a bar
rel Of free passes to country merchants,
along all the lines Of the road to conn and
see them on the 18th inst, which are good
for five DAYS. -Senator Vance arrived
home from Washington to-day and is in at
tendance upon the Superior court. He is
well and hearty notwithstanding his recent
trouble with sore roat.Las night
as the Southern bound passenger train on
the Richmond & Danville X. r., was ap.
proachig High Point, several shots were fir
Ell INTO the train by dastardly v%iili9ns, but
fortunately without harm to any one. One
ball shattered the glass window over the
seat of Mr.. ID. G.. Murray, of Raleigh, who
was reclining and asleep at the time.
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North Carolina Brsrch of George ii. Cha
piu's Farm Agency, Boston. Mass.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-11
HOME FERTILIZER, ADOPTED By
SEVERAL ORANGES.

Among others who use ii with success, we refer to the
action of one in Wythe county, Va September lsA
After many TRIALS and = thorough Investigation. A com
mittee of three Of the most Intelligent and practical
farmers III tho county were named to select the best AND
cheapest FERTILIZER for their lands. After . long
and exhaustive report, the Grange in session in Wythe-
vile, unanimously passed ths following resolution:
RESOLVED, That the able report of the Committss
on Fertilizers be received, and that II be publls he'd ia
the " Patrons of Husbandry," At Richmond, Va, and
that we recommend the adoption and general use by the
order OF the HOME FERTILIZER and that the Grange
Agency be authorized to make arrangements with
Messrs. BoYKIS. GARNER h Co., TO furnish our farm
ers with their pure chemicals, at reasonable rates.
MAI. THOS. AS. F1NNIE Ch'n'n.
sug142m. ID. A. SNOW, &C., Committee.
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DON'T BUY

III x II RI
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FARMERS
Improve Your Stock.

We keep constantly on hand, at prices to suit the
ines,
BE KSHTHF PIGS. English bred.)
SOUTH DOWN ANPS
GRADE SHORE HORNS. OR DURHAM
ha~lf-anA-haif bred. A'so a Sp acid full
hloodad BILL. ycars old that w ,"'n 'eh
1900 u unds. i ullv ftt, which we vii sell
low. as we hav. used him for three years.
H j. a perfect - linen Of his kind, AMI without
flaw. and cost Sl6O, sgd cr eleven months old.
All of cur original stock comes from q nrst-class
breeder ia Cauada. and for purity of blood. cannot be
excelled. D.. +. CalN q SoN,
Aug. lift HlusDoro' NJ
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WILL YOU SELL THE FARM

CHAPIS'S FARM AGENCY,
RALEIGH. y. c.
Or. 4. 3. CHiPLN. Manager.
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Raleigh & Augusta Airline R. R
Company.

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
To take effect st 20 a. NJ. Monday, May 18th, 1879.
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We still need two or three good, reliable men TO en-
vass for the sale of our stock, which is very large tn4-
season, and of the finest var cites. We are now oper-
ating at Faison, y. c., and Wilson, n. c., on the w.. a
w. Railroad, and guarantee satlr faction in all section
of the country, as the Proprietor have the advantage 81
q lifelong experience in the nu. s-rk and fruit growing
business. Orders by mail solicited and promptly 81
tended to. Those wishing an agency viii please addr.s-
the propreto-s 1T once.
j. :. a Co,
Faison, DuJI.n county, y. E
ulyln-1n. Wilson, Wilson col MY, N
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RathpIifaer Rirben /. RaIenber.

Bon ben arbsitern i'm @sinbsrse.
Wattb. 20.
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proteitanten 8e8en 8ebetme 8e'
Seat6aftett.

Sn ber g,6Bten, ein1uBrei1ifen unb
woblbabsnbiten beuti9sn Iutbsriidsn Rir9e
bon Nsu Dort (,St. Wattbdus") bsrri6t
srbsbli9e glufresuns, babura usranlast,
baB ibr 9aifor s. s. Sietsr, WitslisS Der
Waiiiourier GonferenH sessn bic sebeimeu
9slsai4aften seprebist unb bic 9lnnabme
folsenber Sei@Iiiis ais notbuenbis gun.
9erbIsib in ieiner bisberisen SteIuns aIs
SeeIiorser usrlanst bat: ". Die sebeis
men @sieai1aften iftmmeu nidt nit benz
gbriitentbume therein, unb tsin gbriit
ioate MitsIieo elmer sebeimeu @sisai9aft
isin. Sur b~isisnisen &irdsnmitsIieoer,
peI9e aud Witslieber jener @eisui9aftsu
iinb, iessn mir tsine 3ett unb Siunbe, In
wsI&er fe I'D enti9eiOen mi en-, bitten
absr Soft, iie ~ srleutteu. 2. Rein Wit:
slieb elmer sebsimen 9slsui9aft fam uou
iest on aIs Mitsiieb In bic ct. Wattbdus'
9emsinbe uufssnommsn perben. 8. Dies
ieuisen. wslbe, wdbreno fe &irdenmiislte'
Der iinb, Witslisbsr eiusr ssbsimsn @sieI'
f9aft werben, iolten mad etnem sini9lds
sisen Yarusrupbsn Der 6ir5snorbnuus Be-
banosIt wsrOsn ".-Oisis Bsi6IiRe itObsu
auf erbebIiSe Sppoitios. Cine sroBe
3abl Don Witslisoern MIL aus Der @ss
meinos i9sioen, ba fts ss nit benz gbriitsns
tbume fur uereinbar baIteu, WitsIteber
elmer 2ose gu iein, uno bssbaI6 oas Der;
fabrsn bes 9aitors Sietsr uidt biaissn
t0nneu.
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M@tuns tbr &atboItfen!
Sic 5timme bes BERT. Bins TX.

sssn uniern Tasen i9eint bic Soriebuns
Der tatboIi'den 8reiie cine b~eionbere Wtiis
Eou ssssbsn 81 baben. &n tbr 1T es, bic
Brunbidse Der Srbuuns unb beS @lars
hens bort, wc Sisielben berri9eu, Subewabs
re, unb is ba gu psrbreiten, mo gottIos
fSgfeit ua6 cine falts @leidsiltisfeit bies
{elben IN 8~ss9sfenbeit seratben licBen.-
$3tus TX. IN etnem S9reibeu BON 1851.
Wir eriuGeu Gle ~initdnbisif allen beuen
uatt eurem suten @iaen unb s,lrer @unff
5etsuieben, bic nit Self bs9abt unb nit
Senieenbsr &enntniB ausseriifet, fi9 an
Ste &rbeit MAIDEN unb Binder rub 8eituns
pea ,ur @ertbsibtsuus unb 8erbreituns Der
fatboIii9sn 2ebre perDHentli4en. - @neps
siicn Yius TX.
9abt Ri6ts unueriu6t, pcbur4 uniers
Seiltse &elisiou unb lire beiliame 2ebre In
ben 8ereist9teu Staaten weiter perbreitel
xerben t5nnen, bamit pertrrte 8anbers,
gui ben re6ten Bfab suridseleitet werbeu
U5sen.-S9retben Btls TX. on bic Bi;
f&6fe Der 9. ct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-01-20
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