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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-10-29
The Bennington Monument.

In 1876 the Legislature appropriated by .
IN animous vote the sum of 900 towards
a monument TO commemorate the battle OF
Bennington. Massachusetts and New IIamp-
shire were invited to join Vermont in the
work, and they responded, the former in an
appropriation of -, 500 and the latter -, OO0
As condition of Vermont's giving SIS, 900
it was provided that the Bennington Battle
Monument Association must raise -, 900 in
addition The $1,000 was raised without
difficulty Governor Fairbanks, the president
of the association, in his retiring message TO
the Legislature, reported the sum pledged to
secure the $4,000. Since then the work of
raising money has gone on until, as We
learn, nearly $4,000, including the State
appropriations, are pledged to this
work. An application was made to
Congress at its las. session to assist in this,
as it was likely to do in other and similar
cases. Congress appropriated 100000 for
a monument at Yorktown, $50, 900 to assist
in building monument at Spartanburg,
South Carolina, in honor of the battle OF
The Cowpens, a 1000 in aid of Il monu
ment to General Herkimcr the hero of Oris-
kany, Oneida county, New York. A bill to
give $40, 900 for the Bennington Monument
passed the Senate by a majority of more thar
two to one, bu: did not reach the House il
time for vote upon it. 1t is favorably
reported on by the House Committee and
will undoubtedly pass, SO we are informed,
soon after Congress meets in December. A
bill for $4,000 for the Saratoga monument
the foundation of which was laid in 1877
was reported on favorably by the House
Committee which had it in charge, but ii ro
no further last session. \ monument has
been erected at Kings Mountain, North
Carolina, the past season. and was dedicatet
with imposing ceremonies. III incomplete
however, and Congress willprobably be ask
ed at the next session TO finish it.
Thus it will be seen that one bv one til,
baitlefields of the Kevolution-fe indeed
i n number, but important in the world.
history are likely to be designated by ap
propriatc memorials.
1t will, perhaps, be wondered why TIA,
Bennington Association has not drawn il,
| 5l5, 600 from our State Treasury. The rea
son, we learn, is that the association woulC
not, in the first place, begin TO build until i
| had its money collected. 1t must know be
J 1.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-10-29

Con. kITTIIDGE HAsKINs of Bratileboro
has been appointed acting United States
District Attorney vice b. F. Fifield, Esq,
resi-. nal
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-10-29

C,TlREH cas- EE CCEED. Being 4 poisonous i'll
fccion Of the entire mucous membrane, the vIrouS
can only he reached with ISOCCLATiyE ELEMENTS
which are ABSORBED 10y and Incorporated with the
puruent mucous. WEI DE MEYERS CATAERH CUEE
Is constitutional remedy as reliable as vaccination
for small poN. supplied by all Druggists, pF1.iV-
Erred by u. u. Dewey CO.. &c DEY ST. y. Y. at
81 80 package. Pamphlets, with full explanations
and nyrrM hclmIng proofs. MAILEp Tree aIIN body
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-10-29

SENATOR EDNUSDs gave to the Legislature
Of Vermont, which had jus. honored itself
by re clccting him, a timely reminder Of
a truth that is moi often emphasized by Rep
ublican statesmen. He added to his sum
mary Of the constitutional guarantees, as
every Senator from State should add, If he
knows his duties,' the fact that I'VE have
also a National Constitution dedicated TO the
preservation of the rights Of the States, with
out which, as believe, and always have be
icvcd, the stability of tins Republic would
be greatly imperilled." Senator Edmundss
stalwartism in other directions, and the def
milton which he is understood TO put upon
the rights of States, will doubtless prevent
Him from being classed as rebel or a
Southern synpathizer," for such an expires
sion of his views. But it can do no harm to
remind the men who placed all the emphasis
of their talk upon the necessity of writing
nation with big, big y, that there are such
things as the rights of the States II Boston
HraM
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-10-29

And when caught spread well with SoZoDONr
Don't spare II. Brush Tor dear life II YOU ,lrStIo,
II, all the better Tor aud yuur teeth II will de-
sroy the health o tn. mouth lis beauty. and YOU,
sweet breath. Oct 2.,dcOdAwlw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-10-29

TUE UNPRECEDENTED SALE obtained by Pitchers
Castoria. because It he relied upon rtgii-
late the Stomach and Bowels of Children. Mnlhers
who use Castnrla, have bright and healthy Children
and never irctiu and crying ones.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-10-29

The WAITE CAsE-It is understood that
5. NJ Waite will be indicted at the adjourn
ed term of the Circuit Court 10 he held at
Rutland on The 18th Of November next.
The Attorney-General has recommended the
appointment OF Col Kittredge Haskins of
Braulcboro as special diotrict attorney to
to take charge Of the prosecution.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-10-29
|. can Temperature for the Week End
Ing Oct. 23d, for Eight Years.

". y. LEWIS has been appointed postmas-
ter at East Alburgh.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-10-29

SEYMOUR RANDALL, who disappeared some
time SINCE has been heard from at Troy,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-10-29

STATE and Congressional elections are held
ii thiriy-thrce Commonwealth, next Tues
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-10-29

Tur STEAMER HERALD will make her last
regular trip of the season between this port
and Port Henry, on Saturday of this week,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-10-29
The Peruvian syrup has cured taousan

she fcrusta ~ up mas cured idhGslhI'
who were suffering from Dyspepsia, Debility, Liver
Complaint, Boils. lIumors. Female Complaints, etc.
Pamphlets free 10 any address. Seth W Fowle A
sons Boston.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-10-29

They cured me of Ague, Blliousncss and Kidney
Complaint a. recommended. had half bottle
cit which used for nv two little girls whom The
doctors and nclghh"rs said could not he cured.
would have ioSt both of them one night II had no;
given them IlOp Filters. They did them so much
good continued their use until they were cured.
That is why say you do not know half the value oi
Hop BitteTs, aud do not recommend them high
Rochester New York. See other
c1luInn-i neri.ttH EUTd Hopts.-Oct l5,ileol sw2w
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-10-29

H.-Arrangcments have lcen
made by the county committee appointed AT
Essex 10 hold Sunday school meeting in the
Congregational church here for one day
Wednesday, November Sd, commencing at
10 o'clock a. IN, and closing with the even
ing session. A good programme has been
arranged, with parts assigned, and profita-
BILE time is anticipated. Sunday school
workers in this part Of the county are cor
daily invited to he present and participate in
the discussions.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-10-29

Have ui,,ar,. Hn,.am of Wild Cherry

VIII send their celebrated Electro Violate Belts
10 the afflicted upon 20 days trial. Speedy cures
guaranteed They mean what they say Write 10
them without delay Nov Il, dAHiy
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-10-29

BR EAxTER'S MiSERAKE BiTTERS are Il superior
combination of Blrks. Roots and Herbs Rot attained
Icy any either manufacturers of BliierS
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-10-29

Keep in the stable AMI always at hand liENRY Il
JoHSSoNS ARNICt on ASD LISIMEST. as II Is the
best remedy Tor hurts, BRUISES, Strains, etc
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-10-29

THE higher peaks of the Adlrondacks look
winlry CROUCH, with their covering Of snow.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-10-29

always at hand. 1t cures Coughs, Colds Bronchitis,
WhoOping Cough, Group, Influenza, Consumption
and all Throat and Lung Complaints. so cents and
q a bottle
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-10-29

Always keep bottle of Dr. Germans CcUGh cure
IN the house for coughs and colds for Yourself
and children. Oct il-t!eowjm
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-10-29

JERICHO. - Service in Calvary church,
Jericho, next Sunday, Oct. 81, at half past
three p. m.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-10-29

Make from 50 10 s'c PER WEEK selling GOGi1 Tor
f.. q. ElDEoUT CO. 10 BARCLAY Street New York.
Send Tor their Catalogue aud terms.
oct 21's0-WiV
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-10-29

WATERviILE. The quarterly meeting of
the VI. L. Church in this place will be held
on Saturday and Sunday next, Rev. Mr.
Bushnell of IIydepark will attend the meet
ing.
On Sunday evening last the religious ser
vices at the church were conducted by Mrs.
d. i. Hulhurd of Nergenncs, her husband,
Rev. ID. L. lIulburd, assisting.
On Monday and Tuesday of this week the
ground was covered with snow about two
inches in depth.
Last week several raspberry bushes were
found here with both ripe and green berries
and blossoms on the same stalk.
Myron +. Church has raised pumpkin
that measures five feet ten inches in crcum-
ference and weighs 40 pounds.
On Friday, Oct. Sth, NJ O. Ilcaths hons,
and lot in our village was sold at auction TO
Thomas l.. Potter
George Mann keeps four wnrkmcn in his
axe factory, and with his large stock on hand
will make the coming Winter enough axes
10 supply his customers. O. o.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-10-29

JAMES JACKSON JAEvEs, in a letter from
Florence to the Boston Herald, says: Il
learn that both our minister, Mr.. Marsh, and
his secretary of legation, Mr.. Wurtz, who
have 50 long creditably represented the
American Republic at the Italian court, have
definitely decided to resign their posts by
next Spring, the former gentleman feeling
that his advanced age no longer permits him
satisfactorily to fulfil his diplomatic duties.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-10-29

MURDERER SENTENCED.-In the Supreme
Court at Montpelier Saturday, Royal 5. Carr,
convicted Of numbering the half-breed In
dian. William Wallace Murcommock ct
Worcester, was sentenced TO be hanged al
Windsor State Prison the last Friday in
April, 1881, the last three months to be in
solitary confinement, Judge Barrett pro-
nouncing the sentence. Carr appeared per-
fcctly unmoved. Nathaniel Blair, convicted
for arson two years ago, was sentenced to
five years in States Prison.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-10-29
Farmers and Mechanics Savings In
stitution and Trust Company.

BUILISGTOS, VI. Oct. %, 1883.
HnlIIs "l u spoS!i Receipts of This company are
hereby no,Iiie ihgi all receipts ISSUED AMI bearing
date previous To june 18th. t-,n numbered between
AMI 1915. Will be- paid on presentation ~ the Mer-
chants National Bank OF burlington. VI, AMI that
interest o.i HE stits ri| clG,l Ortobsr 81 1,-O.
New receipts Will he issued If desired. bearing
lower ritr oi interest.
Inis notification dnes moi apply tn dcpOstOr4
Eiek Accounts. the interest On which viii lee. COR
iuucd nj the Rates heretofore hNcd.
{. W. WOODHOU Sc, Treasurer.
Oct -. dAwlw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-10-29
vst1s EiD.
hiEii.

EEtn.cl- HECNTIsi-.-In Willis;on. Oct. 2lih,
b. W. y. Murray. Esd. Alison L. Bradley and Alice
" PfeutiS- both Of " IlistO1
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-10-29

IIINEsBUEGI. Sunday morning, the ground
was white with snow which remained until
Tuesday.
II. NJ. Hull bought so tubs of butter, this
week, paying from 20 TO TO % cents
Mr.. Charles Wcad and wife are visiting
friends in Illinois and viii be absent sey-
eral weeks.
Alfred $. Hall has suffered for some time
with an affection of the eyes and has gone to
Boston for treatment.
While driving through this village, last
Friday, Mrs. Henry Sutton, Jr., with her
little child was thrown from the buggy, and
although more frightened than hurt had 4
morrow escape.
The horses in this vicinity are suffering
from the epizootic which is prevalent
The newly elected officers of Refuge Lodge
No II, ]. o. of q. r., are us follows: W
c. T., George Davies; W v r., Mrs. L.
F. France. W. 5, William Partch; W. +.
s, Garlic Wilcox; W. r., Charles Nash :;
W. C., Rev. ID. F. Brooks; W. NJ, Cheney
|. Cole; Guard, Miss l.. Peters; Sentinel
John f. Nash; ID. G. W c. r., II. NJ Page
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-10-29

A7Io rmrFi -nAiHa g." the nf- .'iaouui "i
e., positive that W can r'v, 'b.' l."'-I prices
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-10-29
VrRvoyr NArIoyN RrFopu Coyyry,

Peace to his ashes and honor to his memory
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-10-29

resisn ned.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-03

benes, nit B,iqanten bsisstes 5unbsba lss
banb i'm Bsrtbe uon 20, 900 Sraucs, bas
in elmer anbersn u%nueriperrien 2abs bes
EoilettenipisselS lag unb baber iebr Isidt
,u erreiten ssueien pdre, blisb sbenfaus
surid. Gin 9unbebalsbanS fir 10000
frs. !! unb auf ben @ltern bes sblen Nui
len lessn fi4 uteaeidt tauienb arrne Baueru
bic idmsrtli5feu gntbebrunaen auf. Inn
ben Gins redt3eitis abliefsrn gu fOnnen.
Won iast, tn England trete Der &eide an.
frs4ifsn unb ibsrmitbisifen auf, bsnu es
siebt 9orbS, welde Els 900 fur Elm &snns
pfsrb unb sbeniopisl fir elm Yor3sqanIer;
uice aablen, aber 10000 5rancs fur elm
6unbsbaIsbanb bot wobl taum Der touife
gnsldnber beaablt.
3uansistauienb Sranten fir elm 5unbe:
balsbano! 1nb ,ur ielbsn 3sit hagen GUN.
b%srttauienbe, ia Riuionsn Wsni9su am
9unsertu9, forbsrt Der 5unser ieben Gag
6statombsn bon Spfsrnl SIt ss bsnn an
seii9ts FOLDER @,i9eiaunsen elm Wunber,
uenu zines Cages bic ~iosials &spoIution
nit benz sroBen &af,meiier bur9 bic 8eIt
sebt2 Oas BrOS,sntbuu NIT isiner iinulo:
fen &obbeit idsint es ia fSrmIid barauf
ansslsst 81 babsn, bieie Sinbfutb berUor
Surufen. @dibl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-03
uuSere 306ter.

8ieuei1t elmer Der MISREPRESENTATION
Sutbiimer u%nierer 3eit III bic Dirt u. Wsiie,
mite mic uuiere GOdter erSiebsn, Wdbreno
bie ~iloIsen unb slidliden Gltsrn Dinideu,
baB ibre E69ter Wuft, 3sidnsn. Ralsn
unb fremoe Spra9en srlernsu, I1einsn lie
gang su uersehsu, baB ss uisI wi9tiser fur
bieielben 1T, eineu Sausbalt flbrsn ~ Iers
men. Wir t6uuen uns tsin bsflassns usr.
there's @ei&Opf uoritsllen, aIs 10 cine iunse
Trau, Die einem 9ausbaIt uoritsben ioa
unb nidts BON oisisr Yhi9t psrlfsbt. 9ri:
funsen, wsl5s i5r 2e5sa elenb MAIDEN. er.
uarten fie, unb uIsIe unslldli5e Chen
baben ibreu llripruns serabe in foItsn
llriadsu. ST Der @ann aud lisbsDou
unb nadf3tiy, 70 1T er bod aud isl6fii4
tis unb u ieltsu wir6 sr i9 bic SsrIa
suns a uiessn, bic ~foriDdbreu6 F9 Seisen
benoen Wdnsel unb 5ebIer isinsr, Der Sub
runs Der Sausbaltung ~uutunotsen Trau
ssbulbis 81 srirasen.
Gin Mdb1eu, bas In einsm ot6sntIiden
6auSbaIt, unter ben Gugsn elmer perItins
btsen uno umiiattsen Muttsr ~aufsewa9
fen, wsiB natirli9 nidts pom benz lin
sIld iolder Sruusn, beren mir ioebeu
erudbntsn. gs lit ni5t nur bic &ennt'
niB Der 9ausbaItuns, weI5e 10 weient
lid sur gintradt unb gum @obIbsfaper
Der SamiIie beitrdst, ionbsru es III slei'
&erweiie n6tbis, baB bic Mfdb9en bic
Rinite erIernsu, einen SausbaIt anse'
uebm su MAIDEN. Die 9attin unb Wuitsr
muB aidt nur bafir iorseH, bag bas @iien
sebOris lubersitet. bas 9aus in Srbnun9
SsbaItsn pirb, fie muB aud ben seiiti'
gen, reIisi0isn unb moraIiidsn BsolrfRii'
fen &ednuns trasen. turs, fs muB ibrem
9ausbalt in isber BeSisbans uoriisben Ton
men.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-03

am abenb bss 8. San. brad Seuer
su SroiIen Geometry aus uub lsste bret
Sduier nit. S9euns unS Stdle IN AI@e.
Die genSts, bas Suttsr. W0beI unb 5auss
eerdtbe wurSsn elm Raub Der Slammen.
Gin Pferb unb swsi &ibe tamen i'm 5euer
I'M. Die @sbdubs ssbSrtsn 5. g. 2nops,
aderer, s WauI unb s. Womper beibe
Gasel6bnsr. SsrIuf $l5. 900. 8srf9ert.
gu Youpehan Isste am 8. Sanuar
Worsens etne Seuersbrunf bic Sduier ber
s. s. Denis unb u. 2sisune, adsrer, tn
ai5e. SIN weniaer ais elmer Stunbe, mar
grnbte, Sutter, Mobiliar II. 10. Elm Raub
Der SIammen. Cine Rnb, cine Siese unb
8 Sdweine famen bsim Branbe um.
Denis psrIor 1850 unb 2sieuue 9,450
5rantsn. Bsibe finb perfi9ert.
Die 9emsinbeg ebain BAT Don
Der &esisruns 500 Srs. llnterifisuns gum
Sau zines Y~farrbruiss in Sttre erbaIteu.
Gberain srbieIt fir ben Bau zines pfarrr
bofes IN .Rettisnr 2,s47.50 5rs.; Der
SabIierat5 pon ct. Wartiu bstant 500 Sc.
fur &eifaurattor bss @ottssbauiss su Ss1
unb Der BON gir iurs@Ioie erbtelt 5000 81.
fur Reparutur uub Sersr5Bsruns Der Sir9f
in Sa.aucY.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-03
Sefsi(&-Suxem6urs.

gu Qarode babsn bic 9ewdfer Der
Outbs sroSsn S9absn aussri5tet. 8lSsliG
tamsn 6isislbeu pom l. auf ben 2. Sauuar
RaGtS auseroIt, i'm Ru parb bas Sbal
,um See uno btsier See elm reiSenber
Strom. Oas WaGsr bob ben ~selabsnen
Bierwassn bes grauers Sulien errpor,
nabm i'm nit uub rannte benislbeu sesen
bic tImfahuussmausr bes Rotars SacIap,
baS fe einitir,ts. Dem grausr ertrant
Elm Yferb, bas 1900 Srs. wsrtb mar. Sun
Sotsl bu Horo Der @ebriber Weunisr ftieg
6as Wafsr bis in ben bo5sslesenen Spsiie'
iaal. Die ginpobuer rettsten fi9 auf bic
Spsi5sr, bic anbsru auf bic Ssrse uur ben
Srt, NO ie i5re SduIer i'm Wahsr uster'
tautsn iabsu. Nua tSmmt elm llaslid
ME alsin. &ommsn ba pI6sli5 bic W6Ife
uub pilben S1peine, bur4 langen Suu:
ger wilSsr sema4t, auf ben Ort gu, in'
iinetmdBis srratbsnb, baB bort etwas
auBsrsswSbnIites porsebe. 9sri5ieoene
perionen, Die i9utIos lumber siltsn, tamsr
babel in 2sbsussefabr. Yisrrs Wsunier
bur5uatste, oas S9reisn b6rsnb, bas Wal'
fer, bic Slinte bp1baItsnb, uub ss selana
i'm, mebrers gsitisn 81 usri5eu4en.
OerSbsiI Der @iisnbabn pom Ront.
msSy mad Sirtou Spii4sn Der fr. @rens'
unb Woutmsop ioa anfans SrabIins croft
net peroen.
Serr g. n. &tri9 bat bic bsssbrt,
gutlafuns ais 8irssrmeiitsr Der @s'
meiuoe Wsfancp srbaltsn.
OerS6rfer GRATIS fanb In sinen
Yiabe tn grsSeer @aIo ben 3ei9uabu
zines Srembsn, Der bort i5on cine 5eitlan!
seIsssn babsn muBts. Wabri5sinIi9 fam
Der Wam istnsu Cob bur9 ben bobs,
S5nss unb bic srpBs Rdlts. ST mot sism
LID gut sefleioet unb bate nod 329 Sran
Ten @eIO in ocr Eaids.
gm 5. Sanuar, baIb Hebsn u5
Wcrsens, faro man ben @iienbabu Nrbet
ter Sub. Yisr arc su Wslisr tobt auf b
gubn. @a5,Mb sr sissn Sus fsnalifrt'
lbsrisr ihu Elm uabsrsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-03

@ItarbiIb unb bas fofbare antspenbium
an. Der 9sifti9e Bate miitIerueiIe bic
WeBsewdnber abselsst unb trat aus Der
Saerifsi bsraus ; ba sos Der 8ir9enrdubsr
etren 81 gentimenter langen Dol1 bsruor,
bsfsn Spite anssblid uersiftet TT, nnb
molte ii9 auf Iein Spisr uon tsusm ffir'
sen. bod wurbs er baran BON 3uei 9srs
rem, bic i'm fsituabmen, uerbinbsrt unb BON
ben berbeiserufenen Gonitablern entpaff'
net. Oas Bolt woIte iest feline Wuib an
inn austoben IaiIeu, SumaI CT nod INNER
f1rie: sd wiu i'm ermorbsn!" aber bic
8oIi5ei nabm i'm in S9us. Sn's @e'
fdnsnib abaefibrt, CAB er on, aus Der
S@wei3 sebartis 3u isiu unb ben @eiitli
den 8atanowsti petiOnIid gar nidt gu
fennen. Oas ftnb bic Solssn bes Sa6es
Der &eIision unb ibrer Oiener?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-03
Sri eiuer sluoicu,. peIde Der QpceaI.

Sci elmer Mubien,. peI&e Der 9pceul:
Brofefor DR.. 9ersenr6thsr3 u @i@s
iidtt (ein 9ruber bes garbinals) tdrsIid
su Rom teim 3. Batter bate, erfunbiste
Bapff SEQ ftd anseIsssntli9 mad benz
Stanbe Der tatboIiideu @eielenuersine.
Ser 3. Batter CAB babel unter bsionbsrm
Radbrud bic @rtldruns ab: IS iei notb'
wenbis unb iiberaus ueroieuflid, bag iit
bic Brieiter ber iunsen GRANDMOTHER in bic:
fen 9ereinen annebmen." Sieie grfla:
runs bss Obsrbauptss Der &irde pirb ses
uiB nidt uerfsbIen, Dor alien bic Ssreins
Brdtbsnten su ~erfreuen unb ibnen CUR Or
numbering Az ssrei9en, nit erb6btsm Gis
Ter Der Sa3e Der fir Staat uno Rirde 10
ieseusrei9 wirtenbsu @eieaeHusreine 3u
bienen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-03
Die Suoen mno Die Wtbiliftta TT
Hu6Ian0.

Der irsenbwo i'm Guslanbe susiit auf.
sstaadts @sbante, bic Subsu bdttsn BEL
BEN ntbiliRiiden llmtriebeu ibrs 5anb im
Spisle, bssinnt bersits In weitern &rsiisn
ft9 feffsuiebsu. War ss bislang Der Nisme,
(Oeutide), pelden Der 9aB bes RatiouaI'
&ufen perfoIste, neil sr bteiem anssbIi5
bas Brob Dor Dem Wunbe wesnabm, 10
wirft ii1 bsrislbe istt pI6bli5 auf bic SI:
ben, unter Der gei6uIoisuns, bisisIbsn
iu9en bic beftebsubs &~ssieruns su ~itirasn.
Gin ruiii5ss glatt i5rsibt: Bsnn mir
aud tbeiIweiie wiiisn, pom NO bic 0srs
f4w6rer gu uns tommen, 10 1T es bod ni3t
befannt, wer bic SerI6u6run9 lsitst uub
bas @sIb 81 ben 3usdsn bsrislben bsrsibt.
9Ius einisen anssibsn slaubt elm Wosfauer
Slatt i9lieBen 81 tOnnsu. buB Suben an
Der Sa9s bstbsiIist finb. Sir bisis 9In'
nabme psrben aud 9eIese ansefibrt, IN:
ter btsien tn sriter 2inie bic unsrid6pfi9en
Mittsl Der Y%ropasanba. Der Setter Der
0eri1worunsen fst pisIlei9t in 2onbon,
wdbrenb bic ausflbrer feiner YIdus, peIde
mad benz Dol9e unb &euolpsr UNI bss tig.
li9en BroOes wiusH sreifeu, bsSsutsnbs
Wittsl s,balten, nm bin uno Der Al rsiisu,
Binder nnb BroidIren 81 uelOHsntIi4sn
uub unentseItIi9 su ~usrtbsilsn, ii9 nit
Wafsu, ~ieItensn @iftsn u. (. ID. su per.
isben. Der arrsitant 6i,ii Rrapottia erts
fob auf einsm prabtpolen Yfsrbs aus isi:
mem 9sfdusniB bic iblisen Yerbrs@sr,
ais Wa9ailoff, WtrSfi u. {. ID. perfistsu
ebenfaIs iber pra9tuous pferbs.
Sn benz gerIiner pro,sB purbs sntbsdt,
baB bic 0eridw6rer, UNI ibre Spur gu pet:
wii9en, l00, 900 &ubsI ipsnbsu woltsn,
lin bas In Wostau geplants attentat aus
3uflbren, battsu bic 8erbre9er iosar str
Saus sstauft. Man fisbt aus ausm, baE
@sIb ni9t sei1ont pirb. User bsiist abe,
sessawdrtiS msbr 9slb aIs bic Su6sn
Gin anbersr BsIss fur bic annabus bss
Wostauer 8lattss lisst In benz llmiianbs
bab 2aiaus, elm Subs, Der Batter bss mo
bernen Sosialismus 1T. Inter ben In BIZ
9sfanseni9aft seratbsuen ruiii9en Der
i9wSrsrn bilbsn bic Suben tsinsu ssrinssr
Proesntfat tros Der ~betannten gisenfdaft
bieies Bottles, ii5 su idern unb isben Der
ba1t 3u uerpii1en. S5lisBli1 LIT nod
Az bsmsrtsn, baB ais bic Sauptusrflbrsr
tunsu In alien politii&sn proje1en id6u
Sibinnsn fisurirt babsn. Sc 1T tlar, bal
bic Subsn NIT allen Srdften Der Yropasan
ba Opfsr briusen. Die rsi9en Wudsre
unb ganquisrs ssben 9elb, bic drmsr
Suben-ibre GSbter. Wau braudt III
an ben 0oriaI Dor Der Saian'iasn 8atbs
braIe, an ben 6rapau Dor benz @sbdub
bss Rrisssssri5tss In Oosiia nnS enbli'
an bic iosen. v5rau~ bss ansstlasts
Wtrsfi gu centen-ibsrau tritt bte Saoi
auf.