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The Fremont County record., 1880-05-15
PSMPLES.

I WILL mail tFreel the recipe for simple
1 Vegetable Rain that will remove Tan,
Freckies. Pimples, and Blotchcs, leaving
the >Sin soft. clear aud beautiful also in
striciion> for producing a luxnriant growtts
OF hair on a bald head or smooth fli;e. Ad-y
dress, iuelosing Sc stamp, Ben. Eandeit n
Co 70 Ann St., \. Y. sc2it9
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-04-30

CrrrINc Ho1 BREAD One day company
arrived Unexpectedly. Supper was just over
and no bread had been left ! had Just taken
from the oven some MISUNDERSTANDING light
bread but il was too hot TO cut We live IL
d country place where there De- no baker IL
my bewilderment ] happened 10 remember
tina, in Mrs Whitney cook book just How.
she suggests heating knife, III order to split
open d hot short cake Why. thought
J. may not IA smoking hot light bread be sliced
with hot knife Il h. the cold surface Of
the steel applied 10 the warm dough that pro
duces O. disagreeable clammiuts. ! heated
10Y carving knife and tried IT, The bread
sliced beautifully, and a. piled itup to bring
TO the table put 1t Oh % plate upon which
had laid O. fresh napkin for the contact Of the
hot bread with the cold plate would have pro
duced tL- same soddeu clHmmine-. Oh the
surface Of the lower slice. or course I would
not recommend the sliciue OF hot leaves ez-
cept upon emergencies As q frequent diet
j; might prov, injurious. bu; not more b.
than other warm bread. imericgh iQr-
a...ruV,sa
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-04-30

SWEET ArTILs There Is a marked increase
III tht value placed OIL sweet apples. When
most OF uur orchards were composed Of seed
Iiugs III, farmer generally found sweet apples
enough 70 supply the demands Of his stock
and these were generally sweeter apples than
those obtained from the mos, popular grated
yarierl-- These old orchards are fas. passing
away. AID the seedlings many Of sterling
worth are lost The farmer has been So far
inclined to plant mostly for profit; and. for
that reason o. sour varieties But now farm
requirements demand good selection Of graft
ed sweets. Consumer also have been grad
Ualiy educated 10 the great value Of sweet apples
for IL. table consumption Il l. tn roast
beef Of fruits What fRttens the animal uour-
ishes man i !; ne palatable The price Of
sweet apple is about the same a. sour and
IL early wiute. the demand L. greater
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-04-30

have been set beior, this Stakes or trcllises
should boz provided g. which the canes are 10
ba secured Novice. fail TO understand thni
30 be- Ga. canes that grow this year that are to
bear the fruit the neat season. All suckers
ur o. b, treated a- weed. unless new plnnts
on. desired when Tia. best ones may Doe
saved
GrujA, -- One healthy vigorous cane upon
a newly set vine De- enough Tie it up secure
ly 10 % support. Vines are trained so various
ly that specific dire ctiuus can not be given.
Whatever the method Of training j, should
Keep H. view and provide for the crop OF next
wear Generally the fruit-bearinC Shoots for
the present year should be- stopped that b.
have their further growth III length prevent
ed. uy plnchuC Of the end of the shoot at
one two or three leaves beyond the upper
most cluster Of grapes this should be- done
very early. a. soon as the clusters OF buds
often mistaken for young grapes and the
yuunG leaves can be distinctly seen.
Marketing Fr7t Provide all the appli-
auces Of quick and proper marketing before
the fruit is ready 50 much depends upon
the appearance Of the fruit at the market that
ueatness and care III 30 packing it that It viii
show az its best will pay. Caution should Toe
given to the pIckers that no over-ripe fruit be
put into the basket or crates. II the distance
70 market is considerable the fruit SHOULD be
IN @ less mature state tLau when the market
j. but o. short distance away. Watch the
market
KITCHEN ANu alAEKE- GARDEN
Work is apt TO come with a rush there are
so many different things TO attend to. that uu-
less the work is properly planned much time
will be lost Il happens with many who make
@ change Of residence, that they cannot be
GIN gardening until tine FIRST Of May These
nav, been obliged To- delay the planting of
those crops that should be put IL So soon a.
She soil viii permit; and Will be somewhat be-
midland bu, with extra effort. and tina; at
once they may be able TO get abreast with
garden
Ispq~gqas should b, cut with O. strong
round-poiuted knife and witt care that the
ueiglborluC younger shoots or buds may not
boz injured Cut the bed clean leaving no
small shoots TO grow nov.
Bans Plant the bush sort, IT, drill l-
inches apart a. soon as there is no danger of
frost The Liuas are not TO 60 j. until the
cold rains arc over and the ground well
warmed. Set the poles 3 feet apart and az
forwards plant four or five beans 90 each pole
thrustinr the seeds into the soil with the eye
downward. See that the poles ar firmly
set
Egc PeIbt,-Notling Is gained 10y setting
plants u open ground unit. warm weather
sets IL. Push them with @ good supply Of
rich manure, Liquid manure may b, used
and with very good results.
P,piets Set out plant, when til, weather
has become settled. 4 few should boz ~ every
garden
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-04-30

Many poor ma2. i required 10 account
fo- the manner IL which be- ha- expended his
income would ind billie OF bi. family phys.
clan for "medlca, service" among the lead
ing It,u. IL seven case out Of ten. acute
disease IRE the result Of some neglected
chronic disease Thu. fever invariably re
slH from diseased conditions OF the blood
and liver and timely use OF alternative or
blood purifying and catuar,ic remedies would
have Ayerted the prostratiug Illness that o.
ten leaves tie system irr,parauiy injured.
Or Pierces Golden Medical Discovery and
Pleasant Pureutive Pellets aye the best alteri
tive and cathHrtIc medicine yet compounded
Full directions ar given for administering
them, together with AZ accurate description
OF the Iuptuul- d, l4audIn. their uso. They
viii not cure all human liz a. some med
cIne- AZ, advertised to DO but they vii cur
the Diseases for which they ar. compounded
and recommended
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-04-30
VERMONT PHOENIX BRATT1EBORo FRIDAY, 30. 1880

LIAuNINo 10 SEv TO be handy with the
need. D. on, Of the sterling accomplishments
of every educated woman To be able to
TAX, th, stitch b. time BE- worth all the
time and trouble that are required 10 learn
the art Like walking. reading and the ma
ny other thinRs which come 10 us without
special thought th. learning to sew is % slow
process. and should be- begun Will. The child
is still quite young The girl should not OIL
ly huv, the USE Of the thread. needles and
patchwork but be- instructed how 30 take the
stlches turn the corners and do the various
things connected with ueedle-wurk We are
not excluding the boys IN our remarks be
cause they need 10 learn TO thread needle,
and do general sewing Men are many times
80 situated that they must depend upon
themselves for their necessary sewing Even
If il D. al age Of sewing machines. it Be- best
that all children should learn to use the sim
pie, common old-fashioned kind, which can
never be wholly superseded The amuse-
ment and occupation that sewing furnishes
little folks afford sufficient reason why all
mothers should see that their girls and boys
too learn to sew-but the very practical use
Of the needle IN after life is the principal
thing after all-IHsyir1H Aor7cHltVr7s,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-04-30

put iu the bill oi dril. they ouel; to be- first
mixed with three or four times their bulk Of
mellow earth II tha latter De- rich in yeReta-
hlt mould .o much the better Moist saw
dus, oi muck may Doe used iu place Of the
earth IF more convenient
ANswrns TO coEErsroSrEvr-
Mr. D. L. Whoelock Of Barre, An- Ioiued
with a neighbor III buying sulphat, Of ammo
MIA. superphosphat, and murat. Of potash
They inquire
is ANY other chcmica. needed with
these Answer. no. These furnish nitro
gen phosphoric acid. and potash and make
complete fertilizer But unless you have
found that your soil wants all Of thes, iurrl-
dieuts you may be using some at O. loss
Shall We apply them separately or
mixed 90 As is most convenient Probably
labor will be saved by mixing well upon the
barn floor before applying Only if a large
amount OF the potash suit is TO be used 1t
would be well TO apply !; some weeks or
months before the seed is put ID SO that it
may get well difused through ihe soil
g. How much Of each shall vs., use per
acre As said above 100 10 100 pounds Of
sulpnatt Of ammonia 200 to 400 pounds su-
perphosphate and 100 70 POO pounds muriate
OF potash. art fair amounts. Use more If the
soil is ruu down than il j; Is IN good coudi-
tiou and less Of such material when all are
applied together than if i wsr. used alone
For grain crops ie; nitrogen and plospbo-c
acid. srlphats of ammonia and superphos-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-04-30

GrGttiHc cal be done now. but great care
is Necessary. A. the bark prels easily at this
season il should bee cut through with knife
and the saw made % follow the cut other
wise the bark may be peeled ana d bud wound
made i is uui best 70 remoy. all the buds
from the stock before tine graft stars a.
there viii then be- no luducemeut for the SAP
to flow upwards After the union Of the graft
il made and the buds upon il nave started
all thos- upon the stock below should D, re-
moved. IL order that tn graf; may have tine
full supply Of sap
tn. Tent Ngt,ryaJ.1, viii hatch into the
worm which viii begin al ono, their raE-
ages upon the fOhag- Fortunately these de-
structlve caterplllars put up 10 sign without
winch they might escape Notice. Iley pitch
their tents ~ Once. and though these are al
trst small they may Boz readily -e-L d. til,
early morning wArl. ia. dew makes then con-
spicuOu5. TAKE the tent when the whole
family Is at home and crush IL under TOO.
Various devices arr suggested for thu but
the hand with or without glove, D. the best
For tine higher limbs d uoi. with q -w4a at-
tached may be used
CUrrubo of the plum stiugs the fruit while il
Is quite small The trees should be- iarred il
early morning beginning when they ar, Just
passing out OF flower, and the sluggish beetlt-
caught Oh sheet opened beneath tic Tree TOY
the purpose. Afterwards those caught Oh the
sheet should pe burned.
borers-Their presence j. known by the
sawdust they make The only ehectual meth
Cd Of reaching them is 10y probing with O
wire cutting the tree with O knife a. little a.
may De found Necessary
PlGHtHg U Orct0rd, There lsA genera
reluctance 10 give up the soil OF til, orchard
entirely 10 the trees, While tie orchard j.
young II l- Der, 10 cultivate j, thoroughly
and hOed crops like potatoes roots. etc, car
b. grown a. q present pay for the trouble
but a. the trees get older and shade tlt
ground nothing else but fruit should bee eX
pected from the orchard Il ls good urac
uce 10 pasture AOg- IL the orchard IL Glove
sowu for the purpose, a. il is one Of the bes
methods Of enriehIng the soil and at the san,
time destroying insects.
fEUII 0ALuIh.
BLaoLb1~rtts aAd LasDas77ges NAV sill b,
planted but ag they star early they shOnl,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-04-30

Wasp nest mr. frequently igu.ted by
some cuemica. action supposed 10 be thai Of
the Wa upon the papes-llke Substances Of
which tia nest, arr formed. Spontaneous
combustion OF this mature L. believed to nav,
been the cause o; many mysterious hres IL
hAyStacks and farmers buildings
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-04-30

To determiu, whether or not drain Tile
contain Jumps o! uuslacked lime. place them
IL water for q few hour The stacking Of
the lime viii crack the til II lAid INFESTED
serious results follow IL time, a. the cracked
tile are liable TO admit distractions that pc
stroy the value o. the drain
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-04-30
a EOWE's
General Insurance Agency,

0hers EELIABI-E indemnity IN FIKsT-CLAss stocl
Companies, such a. the
.HfT.T.I, H.5R TFORD. EsHGE.VEX 8
.T.1TIG.N.SL, or Hartford,
NOME Of Wee Ford.
6PRI.TGFTRLD FIRE .uFRE.VK
HOI'sEL Of LfrerpOoE, So
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-04-30

'Euus suudbys. omitted Muuesys.
Ihs trains arriving Boston ~ $50 an .45 AL
10 IL. tie trans leaving Boston o. go
$500 and JH pm. through trl4ur with tArouCl
sleeping drawing room rarE aLd from u. ret
VA Huos4c 1uuu.- and IrTr.
Genera uihc- Hoosa- Tune. h0us+. -. WasAiurtaI
street Boston JOIN AIAhf- Ger surt
I TrENEL. Aszt -urt
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-04-30
R. n. EDDY.

MOI 40 STATE 49,. opposite KiIby, boston
SNEcUEL- Iatrui- IL tic L uItel State alec Al.
= Grest britain. lr@uc, Aul other foreign ruul.-
tres. Copies Of the oAll4s any Patent iuruIsnea
10y rumi'tur one dollar Assignments recorded 80
Washington - 4gsHry a. fLt LEItG Siaits p0tsesA.
e. sEptri0- rariit FOR ossa3HIHg FafeHls atcs5-
flaming iE' patCEfab.lily Of tEteEtI0HE-
L. L. EDDY, solicitor Of Patents.
-Ls A u NlALt-
81 regard Ar. Ldcy do one ui the H0fI Capabit aHc
sEcctssftI pr4ctlul vltlwLgII Lave ual OH cha
iutercuurst. CHAs. MASON, CON ~ Patents.
4lNeuiurr cannot employ person more trust
worthy ur more u4pz bic 90 occurring for then al early
aud taY orahlf consideration 90 The Patent once
EDNUND Z IEL. late Com p OF FEieuts.
busTuH. oct, Ig, 1870.
J.. I. Lull- La---ut4r >ir- You procured for IL q
D. 1880 my urtt pateHt- since then you have acted
Tor and advised me- il hundreds OF cases. and mo
cured many paieutt. relssues ana extensions nave
occasionally employ the best geuces IL New Yorf
Philadelphia and Washington. nut stl givsyuu AZ
most the whole ~ my business IL your lin. and al
Wee others 90 employ YOU.
Yours truly. GEORGE DRAPER.
Boston. J Al. 4. ISIS.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-04-30
SHAKERS
SARSAPARILLA
wonderful Medicine fer Impuritie,
Of the blood.

sL4E-r- sarszYarla cleAusef the blood 81 scrofulA
au4 a.. other Impurtv= eZC.t.s the appetite, regu-
I4te the tgu-cl and bowels and Increases the flesh
10 preFelts weakness ana leEtu GRAFTON q the lNef.
E4lutys anu urinary lrrAus. 10 mothers remedy.
reru--tul and streu1tne ulul IL, Uruz fuucguu-
and derilI4tuE Lumurs. and tSpt.s n, mrs. FyiuJ-
tome ~ here lary humuIs D. cL-.dreu ana youth. u
De- rrlIg wonderful a. nervous aud general debility
sILarau1l and urapsy, luylgurzuug ana siren rhal-
luE u0ta the Ineutll and puy slca. iorcrt.
the Compound syrup ui aarsaparlI4, a. prepared by
TIE Society u! sLakers Canterbury. n. L., ] would
say that 1-yt been t4u-l4r with the Vrtscr ptuL.
ana Iayr always recommended % from my persoLa.
Euowituer %; those concerned II itf preparation,
which o. %, is proof iua' 1t Dc Just What UurpoTlf
4. us. DIX CROSBY, MD.
LAwELSCI. Jan. a.. 1881.
y. A, BEIGGs, Es4. DEAR >u.-I nave sold 'Cor-
bette suaEers oarsapEr..l lu- the past twenty-five
ytart, and consider O. o. the most reliable prepare
ton Of sarEapgrs syrup ~ the market. NJ opinion
turera- and partly upon testimony @. th1s- Of my
customer VIII. have used d. Yours very truly.
CHARLES CLARKE. DrnraIst
Inls trul! great medical compound, invented by
It. Thomas C0rt ett, Ssnemher % uur Society,
tuf urst eli aE She beFt uI ~ remedies called har
sau4rila. none ~ which htar any comparison 81
Druggists warrant As peuulnr every bottle bearing
tas SIGNATURE lt TLus Curuftt.
Inquire for 0Orbeit's Shaker, AArSapArilla.
IL behalf o! the Society,
NICHOLAS A. BRIGGs.t
JOSEPH WOODS. 3 TrusfeeA.
sHAEET NlLI-NGI- D. H. 2aI, z, lHao
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-04-30

Tho dyspep;ls, b.Aoui hcke IL sppeuie ard want
Iuc IL strength iAEs MAJ Bitters.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-04-30
VERMONT VALLEY RAILROAD.
NEW LONDON NORTHERN RAILROAD


TEAIN.LFAyI HEATTIEBOEU Az FOLLOWS
Gofng south.
.a.4Uarr IL. for South Vernon. Springfield. Miller q
TaUt Fffrtt.rrr Boston. and oil stations Oh tn
Nyv London Northern ra.irUBa Hunonys, onig
cuuuerts iH- springfield. Monday. does NOT cOl
utrt for rUrIurltl
1880 o. a.. iar Conn. River j.. T.. N.lrrs ais ~
FitcLburE. Boston. Hrlsat q uuut. a..
80 3. L.. White r. fountain express Soy N'N l1TL.
.g1 D.. H. steamboat tram i.r Arv London lul az"
fuf Conn. River J.. j.
Going North.
frame arrive 4l Bratil-blrD-
lU.L5 B.. H.. from n 60 lllua1L and Nev 4urL-
.syuT H. iron Mluers FAllH. Buufar TUNE. Lut-
tol. IuchpurE. 81.
a:aBp. H. Express for Whit Mountain
$50 D. IL. from Springfield. New 1Ur-. a..
$40 g. n. frOu Boston. Worcester. HuIaAl uuhe4.
and al stations OIL New LONDON Northern road.
lr:g5 b. r.. from srr1rrbeid. New TorL. e..
C. ,. sPAuLDIN6. Acting surt.
New LONDON Conn, July ls7. 80
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-04-30

The following Is the sworn statement 10 the
Insurance Commissioner Of Massachusetts OF the
financial condition Of the
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-04-30

BAlc1sefrtts dAQ AasDas7Tses may sill be
planted but as they STAR carry they shOnld
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. A T r N II s
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arm and Household.
Tat, ersit, Of vermont and state Arri-
cultural COLLEGE.

YIELD EXPERIMENT WITH rEHTIL1zEAt.
IN tins article and others TO follow. Prof Atwater
aims % draw from the clu experiments suueriuteul.
Cd by the University some Lessons on the value AND
use of rcihl iertilizers vermont Iis hoped
that many farmers will md herein answer &C. uues-
tons which they are asking Questions on which fur
ther information is desired may b. addressed o. ne
and answer viii be- made either IL future articles or
Boy private conmN uicatiou.
NJ. Il. BucKHAu President.
As our experiment. general experience
and sound science show, soils crops and 9th
or conditions differ. and each man must study
his OWL. Nevertheless there are some gener-
al facts that help in deciding what fertilizers
ore best.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-17
Die Notb In Srlano wd6ft.

Man9e @runbbefser tbun, anbere tbuu
Isibsr nidt TIRE SduIbisteit. Gtnen BE:
ionbsrsn Sal pon Sdrte tbeilt Der SpscisI:
correspondent bss yStaubarb" pom II. D.
W. nit. gs foate cine giisRbabn bon
2onsbrsa mad gttpman ssbaut perben, um
Arbeit su i1afTsn. Ois &ssteruns wouts
so, 600 pfb. ct. su 8 Bereent Isibsn,
wsnn aud bic 9runbbefser bes 0ifrietes
etpas tbatsn. 0isie uaren ba3u bsrsit,
nit Gusnabue bss sr0Bten, 2srb GIanris
carbe. go feel Der plan, unb bic bunssrns
ben arbeiter fanbsn tsine gei9dftisuns.
Der conierpatips Correspondent Iast: vDies
III has iinsife @siuItat iener unsladielisen
Diferensen, wsl9e Sabre binbur9 Smii1su
benz 0cIte bieier Stabt unb ibrsm @runbs
BERN, Warquis glanricarbe, b~eftanben
baben. @insn miierabIeren CANT tunu
man fi9 ni9t porftslsn. @r sntfanb uisle
Sabre frlbsr, oils Bel elmer 9rafi9aftss
uabl isner ganbibat, wsl1sn Der Batter
bes iesissn Beftsrs empfabI, ni9t isne
llntertiiSuns Der pd9taf9aft faub, su
ueI4er CT f9 bsrsdtist sIaubte, unb Der
Serr BON SO, 900 Aerss bat bic imastndre
Bs~Isibisuns ME usrssbsn. Wieber unb
wieber bat mon ii4, TN Sutsrshe ieines
Bottles, an ion sspsnbet, absr usrsebli9 ;
unb nod finb ss teins Swei Sabre Der, felt
CT ausbridli9 Ia ben irii4en BIdttern er'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-17
Die fatbolii6e PreHe IN aTeu,

60 wirb uniere 9sisr intsreifrsn su en-
fabrsn, baB In Aien Der tatboIiids Sour'
naIismus In rsipsctabIsr 8siie psrtreter
1T. Gs sibt na@ ben bsitsn Nuelsn fol-
senbs tatboIii9e Sournale In afien:
l. bic inbiid:suropdii9s gorrsiponbsn;
In Bombay; 2. Der vgraminsr' in Bonn
bap; 8. bic ,Snbia gatboIiea" in Bonn.
bap 4. Der Guardian" In Saffina, gsp,
Ion; s. Der vWsHsnssr" in Colombo, Sen
Ion: 9. vDas Sreu3 BON Goa" (portusis.
Hi9) Z. Der v8oIetin g~eIsfafieo" (fpa'
niid) auf ben pbilipptnsn; 8. Der .Re.
glitter" In 9onstons; o. Der yYb. War
Cob (@imefi9) In shanghai.
Die sismIi9 aIsemsin perbrsitste IN.
ftdt, baB Der tatboIiide SournaIismus In
afien bsinabs unbetannt III, berubt ani
einsm sroBsn Srrtbum. Die tatboIii9s
prsie III In Calcutta i9on felt bsinabs SO
Sabren bur9 ben ,@atboIit @rpoftor" unb
ben vgatbolie 5sraIb@ unb felt ben IsSten
ID Sabrsn nod bur@ elm brittss sSournaI
uertrsteu. gbsnio usrbdlt ss fi1 in 8oms
bap, mo Der vgatbolic Examiner, Der
,gatboIie Stunbarb" uib anbsrs gIdttsr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-17
. a@tuns tbr &atbolifen!
Die Stimuie hes BERT. pinS TX,

Sn unisrn Easen i9eint BITE 8Oriebuns
Der tatboIif5en Brefe cine beionbere Wii:
son sessben au babeu. I'm ibr 1T ss, BIZ
Drunbidse Der Srbnuns unb bes @lau'
Sens bort, mo bieieIben berrideu, 81 beuab'
rem uno fe ba su psrbreitsn, mo 9ottlo:
fstsit unb cine talte @lei9siltisteit bic
ieIbsn In 8~erseNenbeit seratben lteBen. -
Rtus TX. IN einem S9reiben Don 1851.
@h sriu9sn Sie i~nftdnbisit allen bensr
NIT surem suten @tleu unb eurer 9unf
netauiteben, bic nit Self besabt unb Mi
ssnissnber &enntniB ausseriitet, f9 or
Sic Arbsit MAIDEN unb 8i9er uub Seitun'
gen CUR 8srtbeibisuns unb 8erbreituns be,
fatbOIi4en 9ebre usrOfentli9en. - gnep'
sIica 9ius TX.
QaBt Ri9ts unperiu9t, wobur1 uuier'
5stltss &eltsiou unb ibrs beiliame 9ebre II
ben 8ereiHisten Staaten meter perbreite
uerbeu t6nuen, bamit p~ertrrte Banserer
auf ben re6ten 8fab 3uriidseIeitet werber
m~6sen.-S9reiben9 tus TX. on bic 81
i46fs Der 9. ct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-17
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