davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-27
LIN L. 4
I'm Il 4
DE VAP0RES-C0 -C0kKEOS ESPAN0LES,
entire Liverpooly Puerto-Rico,
lm G,ga Do Mi, ll:s ml lm sgg!eGte;.

Ln tie.i R tM Llsss sss ' HssesEi.
Boa1Sevkx. de l82 tonoladas captain Izag1irre.
MAYAsuEz.,,. O. u7s gitiop,
EHgv0 f0HUs Do li72 EcheNarfla
puFBTo- b. % - |6i MeaN9zcnS
pespe ehaa ioasuno oil as de cada mes on Liver.
poui.
Tlpos reducidos de kletes,
-cancias. "a X yaclos, PERU
neria Juguetes, Uuohilteria. sol.
DrOEn6.
Inoa leri2, alambre, cobre. no For tone
n do lata cAvos, 10 Dos parS
rRs fer rrsterla, pinJas a., acci- lada dc peso .
e.ihrcis, iabon. velas, 0apel. SCI. -,
n,iebles. yiveEos, vinos' !'1o" nedida
res esplri lc1os. RGuos Hi4Ae-
nnHip aria tno tentendo ptez1s
a. \ pAsen de dos toneihdas dc sol. vapor
r,t,sol p4tiIIs para a. 4car.
a yf2t .Sria. cervel.s, clmiento Aor
IadrillOe egloEos. ...,......... =
'a~r0. csIderos foeones. ...... AL. Ton de peso.
Ttl hAstA 1000 sacoS. tsi ptsa
de 2OO0 sacos, hete eonvenoio- 4eI Idem,
aul
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-27

CATECISMO DEL SLS7'EMA METRICC
decimal teortn de las nueUas pesas, me-
"a didas naoaedGs Legales, por D. Pascasio
Sancsyvtt, 2.s ediclon.
Esta o5ra, decIarada de texto por el Gobier-
no General para las escuclas, & Indispensable
Il comerciO por estar annnciado oficalmeDte
q pr6ximo planteamiento del Sistema metrlco
a todas las operaciones, Sc vende en- esta i'm
prortA u infmo precio de 2 rs. eiemplar ~
~ 70. si0cena
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-27

Qaesos d Sddar en latas en- Ell Coln.ado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-27
NUEVA.

Los pasaer1
SanthOIn s u ID
tes,& Brazil M
de ,oanthoInas
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-09-09
Little Wastes.

The cellar, laundry and kitch-
en- are among the places that
demand daily care, if one would
guard against much wastefui-
ness. 1t is incredible how much
that could be proftably used
either for the family or to help
the poor, is thrown away or
rendered worthless that of only
one day is small perhaps, and not
easily recognized; but the mis-
chief once begun and suffered
to pass unrebuked, piles up rap
idly till it reaches the sum total
at the end of the year, which is
found to be immense.
Forinstance the waste of soap
and starch alone in the hands
of an ordinary good laundfess,
week after week, would easily
supply a poor family with all
they would require. Clothes
lines or ciothes-p;ns left out to
rot and rnildew, instead of be-
ing brought in and put in their
proper place, will help to swell
the list Of expenses at the end
of the year more than one would
at first imagine, not only by the
actual expense, but more by the
injury done to clothes by this
neglect.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-09-09

Judge Cation, of Ottowa, ILL.,,
is the owner ofsome 800 acres
of farming land in VIII county.
He has been boring an artesian
well for stock purposes, striking
water at a depth of 2,I66 feet.
The water flows at the rate of
o5galIons per minute. This
farm is being developed in a fine
manner, some IS mile of the
tile having already been laid.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-09-09
The american Agriculturist

The American Agricpltprist
says:
A COW that is MIXED three
times day will give more milk
and yield more cream than one
that is milked at intervals of
twelve hours. When the udder
is filled Il process of absorption
goes on, and part of the milk
secreted is thus lost. 1t will
pay TO take milk from copious
milkersat intervals of eight hours
as nearly as possible. y COW
that is MIXED at five in the
morning, two in the afternoon
and six at night, will yield from
10 to 20 per cent. more milk
and more cream than if milk
ed twice aday.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-09-09
BOOKWAL TER ENGINE.
Rslray Notice.

Taker up BY w. c. Lakewood at his
residence, and estayed before &. A. Was-
son, !. P, W. c, Precinct No. 4 a brown
mare about S years old "a or i45S hands
high, brande'lon left shoulder " i. valnei
SIS, Jaly Fl 1880.
Attest II. M.sI.EwIs. e.c.c- ". G
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-09-09

George Willard a clerk at a
Long Branch hotel, who clan
estinely married Mile Stewart,
of Troy has mysteriously disap-
peared while awaiting a telc-
gram from his wife announcing
the result of her efforts to Sc
cure her parents, forgiveness.
She was successful, and now
there is much speculation as to
his Whereabouts.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-09-09

The number of French mag
istrates who have resigned
rather than enforce the anti Je-
suit DEGREES is ITO.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-09-09
Wine Making IN the South.

New Orleans Times.
Notwithstanding the success
which has, in general, attended
viniculture in the southwest, the
alca planted in grapes is rdicu-
lousy small. There was a time
when it was thought that Mis-
sissippi and Louisiana would
rank among the great vine-pro-
ducing districts Of the United
States. The failure of our grape
growers to extend their vine
yards could only be attributed
to want of knowledge in select
ing proper varieties for wine
making, confirming themselves
in nearly every instance to the
Labrusca class, which never was
considered the proper species
from which to manufacture first
quality OF wine. Upon the ad-
vent of the Concord, which still
has its friends and champions,
every one who had a piece OF
ground planted from one to ten
acres, aud when the bearing pc
Rod arrived, made, what they
termed, wine. In general, it was
very poor stuff, as but a few
persons had any knowledge Of
the art Of making and handling
wine. The market was in con-
sequence flooded with an infe-
rior article which disguised, not
only the connoisseur, but per
sons who were inclined to over
look the faults of our grape
growers from patriotic motives,
if nothing else.
The scuppernong has been
for a long period before the
public and has been written
about years before the writer OF
this article ever saw a grape
vine. There is no question about
its thrifty growth and general
health in addition, this species
has, doubtless. fewer insect en-
emies than any other kind.
Wine, both dry, still and spark
ling is made from it, which suits
our taste exactly, but we are
not aware that it commands as
good a price IN the markets Of
the world as its local reputation
IN the South would merit. The
true viniculturist is one who
loves the business and who will
not DC satisfied until he di,cov-
crs. b. a series of experiments,
fhe best ~ine grapes for his
sec, on. We firmly believe that
the true wine grape for the
soulh have been found in the
FIcrbenent. Norton. Virginia
aud others of the same type,
and that the south will. i'll time,
excel the other portions of the
United States, either in grape
growing or wine making.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-09-09
rhe Rarner in Politics.

y correspondent of the Wes-
tofa Rural writes:
Is not the farmer a citizen,
and are not the citizens the
source of all political power2
The farmer who INDUCES in Ii
rades against the Lawmakers
and yet keeps away from con-
ventions, is not worthy to be a
citizen. Perhaps farmers would
not relish the charge OF being
the fundamental cause of polit-
ical corruption. But in a meas
ure it is GSe. Indifference to
the public welfare is as danger
Gus to the State as sedition and
dishonesty. The farmers should
stand by those who maintain
their interests, and if the polit-
icians get beat by such action,
it will be their fault and not the
fault of the farmers. The mou-
opolists depend chiefly upon
the lawyers in the legislatures
for the furtherance Of their pro-
jects, for the emolument of cor
porations at the expense of the
industrious workers of the land.
whose labor forms the basis of
all our wealth. 1t should be
remembered that Cincinnatus,
that old Romrn farmer, was
called to do the State service,
not because he could hold a
pillow, but because he knew
something of State craft; and if
the farmers have no remedy for
acknowledged evils they will not
secure the public vote by a SIM
pie hue-and-cry. Well. digest
cd synopsis of public questions
touching the interests of the far
mers add workers, with a defin-
lite plan of operations, is what
will make the farmer of impor-
lance in politics. Wherever
men gather together to discuss
public public matters, there let
the farmer be; whenever candi-
dates are TO be selected for leg
islative offices, let the farmer
try his hand in selecting men
that will represent him, and
whenever monopolists phn to
get rich at the public expense,
let the strong agricultural arm
be raised against speculation,
fraud, and injustice. The far
mer should be more than a
nominal quantity in our poll
tics. He should dictate meas.
ures, and not limit his duties
of citizenship to merely choos-
ing between the bad candi-
dates of the monopolists and
machine politicians.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-09-09

. Chicago now exacts $3.50
from every circus performance
given in that city, $50 a day for
every sidc-show and s35 for
the concert in the tent after the
regular entertainment. Thus a
circus open afternoon and eve
ming with say five side-shows,
must pay s675 daily into the
city treasury.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-09-09

The Turks are excessively ir-
ritated against the Armenian
Patriarch, and not long ago,
during a visit he paid to a pasha
poison was given him in a cup
of coffee. The Patriarch was
made very i'll, but after return
ing home he called in physicians
who relieved him.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-09-09
HOME BTTTERS CO., 81. Louis, Mo.
Es,ray Notice.

Taken up on the sd day of Judy 1880 by
Simon Wimbledon and estrayed on the
23d day of July 1880 before II. l. McClung
J. P. Precinct No. 5 Washington county,
one dark brown horse, black name and
tail, hind fee, both white, large white spo,
on right fore foot, small star in forehead.
branded indistinctly on left shoulder brand
supposed to BET, Is about "a hands high,
four years old, and is a half stallion cum-
monty called a ridgling. Appraised byW.
Wimbledon and +. Schramme At $50.
Attest Fl. NJ. LEWIS, c. c. c. W. c.
BRENNAN IulY % 1880.
Taken up by Geo, Mayer at his residence
in Washington county and es;rayed before
c. G. Campbell ]. p, Precinct on July
27:h, 1880, a bay horse about IS hards high,
about 4 years old, white on back and left
hind foot, star IN forehead, white blaze on
the nose, branded l. with bar across the
center, galued at S25.
Attest II. NJ. LEWIS, c. c. CIVIC
BY c. F. lIERBsI, D. c. MSS
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-09-09
A HANCOCK Campaign Song.

Thr Hancock tide l. Using fast.
Prom shore To- shore IL swrll..
Anil a. II reaches DER the land.
OTyir.ury Il tell
of victory II tell-, my boN~.
FOR Hancock'S bound 10 win;
The peuple'- Tree, untranuneled voice
Win surely bring him In.
The Usurork tirrs arr burning bright,
ON all the hills they blaze,
Ton bright and high for such fTanu
~ stole the seat Tor llaNCs-
As stole the seat FOR Hayes. my boys,
And never shall We see
such ffau,ls rs four slIuri yvars ago
Insultcd liberty
The IIancock banner proudly waves,
Anti s.lrcis the morning light,
Aud r,unl IL rally those a. friends
Who once wrrr foes in light
Who uncr wcrr foes in eight. my boy.
But in better day,
Arnund tho iancuck banner thrung
Alike the blue and the gray.
The Hancock men are staunch aud brave,
M trlicr anywhere,
And they ran lo;l>t a candidate
Whose name Is clear AMI fair
Whose name Is clear an'i iair, my boy,
Aud onward in his course;
For now the people mean To rule,
In spite ui fraud and force.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-09-09

No wraps are worn at pres
ent.
Large collars and flchus are
much worn.
Plaids are going to be all the
rage this season.
Pilgrim suits are destined to
great popularity.
Large red chenille cords will
be used in millinery.
Travelling suits OF gray che
viot are in pilgrim style.
Jet and garnet will be used
on dresses and bonnets.
Hoods or cowls appear on
straight directory nantes.
Long straight directory man.
ties will be the fall wraps.
Skirts are either very plain or
much ruffied and draped.
Bonnets will be trin,sYed with
long piled silk plgs 60
Strings of 1s1
plush, lined =
The youd et Sarato-
On MALE nn0,ev heffinn on
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-09-09

An ordinary farm wagon, ono
which, while it may be used
nearly every day for heavy
hauling, is seldom driven faster
than the walk of an average farm
team, should be creased well
every Monday morning, as
should be the cart. and by max
ing a set time to do it, it will
rarely be forgotten. A farm
wagon, a spring one which goes
to mill, to market, and to divers
other places, at an ordinary jog
tros, should be creased after it
has run every forty or fifty miles
according to the speed, while a
light carriage, being driven fas-
ter and having less surface or
room for the grease, should be
creased when it has run every
thirty miles or SO, always wiping
the spindles clean and bright
before applying the grease. For
carriages, use only castor oil
and but a few drops to eacll
spindle, but for heavy business
or farm wagons, use the common
axle grease, free from salt.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-09-09

Agency Established
a. d. 1869. !
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-09-09

ga make money betting on
horse races.
Eligible young men arc, as is
usual, at a premium at all the
lake and seasidal resorts.
Nearly $4,000, 900 people at
tend Sunday schools either as
teachers or pupils.
Wooden goods bordcred on
one selvage with stripes are a
feature on fall goods.
The new metal ornaments for
hats and bonnets are large and
very handsomely finished.
Small bonnets and large,
round hats are the advance
guard OF the fall fashion cam
paign.
Turkey-red turbans are now
at English garden party. They
are not very pretty.
Parties or entertainments
from which gentlemen are ex-
cluded are called pigeon parties,
at least, so they say.
The Misses Dufour, of New
Orleans, arc two Of the most
sought after bellies at the Beer
sheba Springs this season.
Bags or reticules carried on
the arm or fastened to the waist
accompany nearly all new COS
tunes.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-09-09

Cotton is opening rapidly in
Florida with the prospect of a
better crop than for five years.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-03

saY" Cute Definition. 1arum
iasit Ou INNER, mean Du pom Sntsl
S6uISs ipti&t, runisr entferntsr 8srpanb
ter9" fragile elm iunser @srIinsr isinsn
5reuno .-8siI i'm gatsr rausssi5miiisn
bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-03

sY" Der giidof uon @rmelanb usrIo,
burd bic gsRsnabme oss prsuBiidsn Sau,
ies in Polsn einsn GbeiI isiner gtntinfte
Ils er no9mals benz bamaIisen &6nia,
feline aufuartuns madte. frasts bisier
rSie f0nnen mip i9werIi9 Iisb baben,
9srr Sii9of2" Der grdlut antwortste
ver werbe nie bic pfi4t bss llntsrtbansr
sesen istaen Wonarden usrsefen."-
SO, erpiosrte Der ROnis, made fart.
&ednunsen auf ibre Sreunoi5aft. Colt,
mir Betrus emit ben Ginsans ms 5im'
msIreid usriasen, 70 werben sic, bofi' i'd,
mid uater Sbrem WantsI binsin i5Iipf.r
Iafen.~-.D as pirb i3uerlid anssbsn",
iaste Der Bii&of, .gw. Waieitd. babsn bio
len Wantsl 3u isbr beidnitten. uIs baB man
nod @Ontrebanoe barunter usrfsden
t6nnte."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-03
pstrr. Spba.
Seueral 8 Maenfur

tir bic 8susrSerEar
9Hpsrtaf & &Ort6eru 9u(. Cos, Don cSOuSsu.
Wopaf SaE. g., Don eSipsryssf.
gOumsrctaf Suiou Al. Co., Don osoussn.
Ssruau American SuG. &c., Don 9swyork
St. Sanf Ssusr & Saarius SuL. g.,
psu ST. Sauf.
ST. S'(sp6 Ssusr & 9aartus Snl. &c.,
Don st. Sefsp6.
@tlautIe 9nL. &c., Don New ysr6.
Ssrmau SuE. &c., Don Srseyort, 81.
3. g. 9eeissntiaf Al. &c.. Don .$artfsrs.
Erapsfsrs' Suf. g., Don Sartfsrs.
9stua Sis Suf. &c., pom SartferS.
Dtst md3tsn gsmpasnt.eu, bic I'D BET ben gstsasp uns
osfsn 8eHu sur& piuitli9t 5abIuns tsrr Usriu&s Be-
aahrt eaeen, t~upftbIsa I'D isIbf une fSnntu Bea4eruxaeu
'a &istutsun " BIN siaisftu Ratsa tutssstu seusnau
pereen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-03

.7 Srausnfrass.-gin maine Gbica,
soertn wurbe tir;Ii9 pon elmer Ysrtrsterin
bes Srauenitimmre9ts ms @ebst ssnom.
men. aber nit wslbem GrfoIse! Mls
nod e~inifinbissr Srebist bic einbriusIi5e
WrFondrin ibre 3ub0reriu fraste: ,9tan
piisn Sic bod. mas bic S~rausnfrags it2~
e~ntsesnste bieie: sd tsnue Rur cine
5%rauenftase unS bic Iautet: ST sr i9on
uerbetratbet?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-03

Rpttp: InaanSiser SGsr, aismst benz
Gbrifsn, erbeitert bic Seele unS
befCrptrt islbf bic Gtiunbbtit
6sd Qs;hsd

EISbsths ftSp Wv SttuhpVtb
hes 9sibes.
sy .gtet beswesen, 5srr Dottor!"-
2euiIon's Aeltefsr mat NIT benz Rcpfe in
einem 9onistcpfe, ben er ausIsden polte,
ifedsn sebliebeu. Sofort wirb nod benz
srfen @birurssn seiaidt. Dieter trifit
aud foslei4 elm. .9eIfsn 9, 5srr Dot
tor, retten Se mer mein &inb, unb ioute
mer's bas babe 8erm0se tOifen-uor belize
sc benz gnseldel"-v Ritts Isi9ter als
bas ; sebeu Sic mir sinsn 6ammer."
-.a4, baltic Sc. 9err 0ottor, baltic sc
elm :"-vS eieu sic berubist, ss paifrt
benz &in6e ni4ts, i'd bin uoriidtis."-
rgst bsfsntwssen, amer, Ser Oottor,
t6nnte sc net opsrire. baB bas S6p9e gans
bIsibt-ss pdr' idub'. es 1T nod ME usu 70
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-03
9 M mtea.

~saufsrtst, fvsstseh,n, ussa ausu sfa,tsaa pstszssisa
vueci aufs slaftliefs tdsrst.
cfaesI RsrssaIiat Sds ssn gaain uns 4. ssrass,
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-03

.Y" aIItu9roBsr . isufeifer
Gin franS0Ii4sr BbiIoiopb, Elm sutmitbis
ger, absr srcentrii9er Wanu, sntIisB wssen
elmer ssrinsfisisen llria5s isinsn Oiensr;
na4bem er ben eriasmann aufssnOmm:u
bate, fpra4 CT au i'm: ,S6rs sater
Sreunb, i'd bin ni5t bSie, aber es lift mir
b64if unIieb. uieI miiiiss @Orts rebsn su
mifsn. Gum 8eiipisI psnn i'd iase:
Bring mir meme RairmsIsr, iouff Su
susIsid warmss @afer, Stifs, Elm Sanb,
tu9, fur, slass 3u meiner EoiIstte Grfors
bsrli1e brinssn!" Cine Seit lang aina
alss punberbar gut, aao Der pbiIoiopb
prizes ft5 slldli4, sineu 70 unusrsIsi1Ii9
Oisnsr tu babsn. giues Cages fiblie er
f9 unpobl unb ianbte isinsn Oisner ,u
sinsm nebsnan wobnenbsn gr5ts. Cine
Stunbe, snsi Sturbsn usrsinsen, enoli9
na9bsm Die brittle StuRos sbsnfaus bsrsits
~abssIaufsn, firsts Der Oisnsr utbsmIos
berbei. .9iun, NO biit bsm Du 70 LANCE
ssbIisbsn?" bsrridte fem 9sbister i'm an,
der Doctor pobnt bod i'm 6%ebenbaus!"
Ma foi!~ snt8esnste Der Mann, ,Won:
fisur iaste bod, psnu CT mir sinen Nuftraa
ertbstls, 10 male i'd slsi6 uuf gass DaSu'
ssb6rise bsntsu. So lief bssbaIb susrif
gum @r;t, bann gum gbirurs, i'm Sale
cine Operation notbpenbis iei, pom bort 3u
elmer &rantsnpdrtsrin, bamit fs bic Ratt
bier MAIDEN tOnnts, bann gum Rotar, i'm
Sale WouRsur isin Esfamsnt MAIDEN mill
limb idIisBIi5 au3 gu Der Enterprise
des pompes funebres uno gum Gobtensrd'
Der, bamit fur isbe g%usntaaIitdt 8ortsb'
runs setroffsn fell"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-03
sy- @arum Sobann fort sslaufsn IN

sy- @arum SObanu fort seluufsu III
Gin 9err bate ieinen Sebisnten auf sius
SiIberueriteiseruns sei9idt, ibm elm Be;
fiimmtes Bib Su ~taufsn. ,,9fuu, 60:
b%ann," frast er ibn, aIs er 3uridtommt,
bait bu bas Bib sritetssrt 2"-SObaun :
u@ndOiser Serr, uer,eiben Sic, i'd bab's
iaon ssbabt,-auf sinraI 1T aues INDUS
6enifiu. 5ebt ba Der ausrufsr isinsu
Stod in bic sos unb idreit: S0snn nitts
msbr seboten miro. i9Iass Id su!" Nsiu,
bab' i'd mir seba5t, bas mart i'd nt1t al
unb bab' mid aus benz Staub ssma6t."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-03

s5y. @ute ausrebe. - 2ebrer: .Du
SdlinseI! BE baff bu bid pieber 10 Iauae
umbersetrieben, bab bu 10 ipdt CUR S9ule
tommfts - S9iler: I'D entidulbisen
Sie, 5err 9ebrer! Sc mar 10 sIatt auf benz
Bese; wenu i'd nur eineu S9ritt pors
wdrts that, 10 sIitt i'd isbssnaI 3usi sus
rld. Damn mare ss bod unsIaub
LID, baB baB bu tierssr sstOmmsn biit."
9: sOas mare mir aua unmSsli9 ses
ueien; aber ais i'd oas msrtte, brebtt i'd
mid I'M, unb sins ridudrts."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-03

.y@ .gtsin!~-Ssrr: .gaun, RIeiner,
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-03
ueber Baltimore.

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

g9 @sifessesenpart. Ra9
benz Wonfiear be Gorbi9rre gum Srsmisr
Wiuiiter 4ubwig XVIII. srnaunt porben
war unb gum sritsu WaI I'M Wiuiftsrratb.
erf4ien, entnabm CT In @sssnpart bss
66nisS, nod beuor bic Sisuns ~bssonnen
bate, aus isinen Tai9sn feline Eabatsbois,
iein Gaf5entu4, feline Sanbi9ubs unb Issts
aaes obne umfanbe auf einsn Tii1. Cub
mig XVIII, psl5er i'm bsoba9tet bate,
bemsrtte Id4sInb vWenn sic bamit fer
tis seworbsn, Sbre Taiden aussuIssrsn,
Woniisur be Gorbierrs, bann molten nil
an bic @si&dfte ssben!~-,Sirs~, snt'
gssnets Der neae Winifer idIasfsrtis, mi,
II es lisber, Cure Waisfidt wsrfen mir Dor,
baB i'd mstue Eai9en in SIREN Oisaitsr
seIssrt, ais baB Id ifs ssfiat babe
, 1880-03-23
THE AUDIPIlONE.
Tho Inventor Ut the Deaf and Dumb In
stitute Of Nebraska.
A Trial with Gratifying Results.

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