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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-21
THE NEW NORTHWEST.

Eggs are worth SIG q dozen in the Yam
kee Fork Idaho) mines.
The total value Of live stock 10 Colorado
is estimated at $15, 000, 900.
The California senate has decided by 8
vote OF 80 to 5, not to have a chaplain.
Wilton, Clinton county, Iowa, is reduced
to one saloon. That is kept by q woman.
The Nevada bank, of San Francieco. hat
SUBJ ribbed $25,000 to The Herald Irish
fund.
Albert Lea has strong hopes that the new
Presbyterian college will be located at tina,
place.
A Msrshalltown. Iowa woman notifies
the public not to trust her husband for
goods.
eggs is eggs" now, and seventy cents a
dozen is a healthy reminder Of the fact in
Montana.
One dealer at Denver ships sixteen hun.
dred dozen cans of condensed milk to Lead
vile weekly.
"Denver," says the Tribune of that town,
lis without doubt, destined to be the art
center of the far west"
The Stevens mine, near Georgetown, COL,
lies at an elevation Of 1880 feet, and is
worked all the year around.
The Odd Fellows ball is nearly com
pleted at Fort Benton. A masonic lodge
will be started there in the spring.
The farmers of the northwest have made
from $70,ol0,0oo to 500, 100000 By the
rise in the price of grain this season.
A Keokuk woman abandoned her three
children, sged 9, Z, and 4 years, the other
day, and entered upon slife Of shame.
The new form of evening service, With.
responsive readings, was inaugurated at the
Congregational church, Milwaukee, last
Sunday.
Illinois farm products amounted to $780,
10000 last year, which is double the pro-
duct Of all the gold and silver miues in the
listed States.
A company under command Of Lieut..
Krause left Fort Benton, Feb. 10Th for the
Judith basin. to remove the Piegan Indians
their reservation.
The masonic fraternity Of Oskaloosa, Iowa.
having completed their temple. will dedi-
cate 1t on Wednesday. Over three thousand
invitations have been sent out.
Susan R4zor, Chippewa squaw, residing
et Chengw atons. Mimi, has just received
from the United States pension office, q
check for $500 back pension.
Tho wife of John Griner, of Dubuque.
presented her husband with a fourteen end
9 half pound boy the other day. John is
81 years Of e and his wife So.
Oshkosh, Wis, has the larges, match
factory in the world. II cut up 1900. 900
feet of logs into matches and used $500, 900
worth of revenue stamps burning 1879.
A genuine case of leproay has been found
among the patients At the Sacramento coun-
" hospital. The afflicted man was shipped
one Of the leper colonies in the South Sea
The new cons,i ution Of California does
away with grand jur;es and partially does
away With trial By jury. The man on trial
may elect whether his case ph.l 10 TO Z
magistrate or jury. and he may agree that !
Jury shall consist Of only ten or eight. or
even six persons.
Ths nev ferry boat for the Central Pacific
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-21

UeleRate 0en0eu mas discovered that the
Scales bill for the allotment of lands in
severalty to Indians contains provision
detrimental to the future interests of oul
territory, and on Tuesday he made q strona
argument before the house Indian commit
tee 10 favor Of amending the measure, The
bill provides. that after the allotment Of
lands to individual 1neians, giving to each
his quarter section or eighty acres, the bsl.
ance ofEthe reservation to which the tribe
lays claim shall be sold and the proceeds
invested in government -four per cent?. the
INTEREST," thereon to be annually distributed
among the Indians. The bill makes no
provision for the retention of sections 16
and 80 OF each township for educational
purposes In the states which time will con.
stract in the new west. About one-qusr-
ter Of Dakota is now an Indian reservation
and; throughout this great area the measure
proposes TO blot out our school lands and
turn over the money arising from their sale
to the supporter q worthless aud improve
dent class. Yeas before this Sioux reser-
vation was created the 10th and Seth sections
OF all public lands were sscredly
Get apart BY law for school pur.
poses. and at this late day congress
is making . move to deprive the state Of
Dakota OF millions Of dollars which
should be placed in its educational fund for
the support Of its public schools. If there
is any one thing.our people should fight for
Persistently is the preservation intact of thi.
national bequest in favor of the education
ofthe masses. The government gives enough
to its Indians without robbing civilization
and enlightenment Of their means Of growth
that it may promote the ANNA Il interests Of
. barbarious and debased people. A few Of
the sentimentalists Of the east will moralize
that the stomach of an Indian is Of more
Consequence than the intellect Of . western
pale face, but their Arguments can be over,
By . vigorous protest against this land
robbery from those. sections interested in the
preservation; of school sections. Not alone
- Dakota interested in this matter. The
states and territories Of the new west nearly
oil, cont.in- Indian reservations and il is in.
tended to make the Lag applicable TO all
such parcels Of land. Il is peculiarly the
province Of Del gate Bennett to initiate the
opposition to this clause of the bill, ~ there
are. within the district that he represents
forsy tboasasd square miles Of Indian reser-
which It 10 designed TO take two
out Of every thirty-six square miles and
give them 10 Indiana. The whole vest iii
second his efforts and vii! thank him for
The Timely discovery. which sivss. it an Cpl
p%ortnnity to makes strugsle for it, rights.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-21
Jae Gully 3ress ND 1xtstsis1
Saturday Evening, F1s.u.r, q. 1850
E~x.secretary Borie. deceased, left Gen.
Grant ten thossasd-d dollars Ia his will.

Asbihs has been introduced authorizing
the presilent to appoint Capt. J. Scott
Payne Of the fifth cavalry. major in the
aajutant generals department. Capt. Payne
y the oAicee dke ispc3 edel 70 the command.
Of sbss Thorsbargh expedition after the
death Of It's commander.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-21

The chairman Of the Minnesota republic
can copmittee ssys there arc four men
talked 81 forspresidents 10 his sta:e-Grant
Blaine, Sherman and Washburne. II
Grant was out Of the way he thinks Blaine
would control the state, but the way the
think now stands there are chances for such
dark horaes as Sherman and Washburne.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-21
10 YEARS a SUFFERER.
From Hon. Theo. p. Eouert. Bristol. RI

Mcssrs. WNrKs& roTTeE: Gentlemen. Feeling
tn"rouglliS so,sNl.cS! OF tho efficacy 9f sAN.ohD,s
you a limo 10 ;ay that although I have been ecep:
tical Of all the nostrnms advertised az radical
such relief md ut imatc cure as that o SANFoRD's.
l llhNo been afflicted with this dreadful diseaso
could | DO inauccIto pcrscvero. with any until I
read the letter Of Mr.. HENRY WELLS, and can
nm Tho rougily convinced of It's curative. proper.
tics. Hoping that others similarly AFFLICTED like
myself will be induced to mako tho trial, I am, gem
Nemrn, very truly, cite. ...THEO. T. BOGERT.
Dr.xvoL, RI, July 81. 1877.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-21
a HOUSEHOLD NEED.

A book on the Liver. it, diseases and
their treatment sent Free. Including treat.
ises upon Liver Complaints. Torpid Liver,
Janndice, Biliouanesa. Headache, Constipa.
.ion. Dyspepsia, Malaria, &C., address br.
Sanford, 162 Broadway, New York City.
New York.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-21
CATARRI !
NEvER.rAiL,NG RELIEF
a.: SoED BY
SARFoRp's RADICAL CURE.

i respectable testimonials ever offered IN favor
II my nrorrlstary medicine. that the kAD55oAL
slant and permanent relief. No matter OF how long
standing, or how severe the disease. the nrst dose
Catarrhal affection s TINT confidence is st once felt
IN is ability to do all that Is claimed for y. Tho
unanimous on this point, and the accamulatinG
evidence is in point OF iSspectability superior, TO
remedy. The propriGtors, therefore,, MAJ. Justly
feel proud OF the position this remedy has attained,
and believe it worthy OF Its reputation.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-21
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS,

Such ms Sore, Weak, lnHamcd. Red, and Watery
Eyes: liberation and inflammation OF tho Ear;
Ringing Noisys in the Head; Sore Throat; Elonga.
Headache, Neuralgia. Dizziness, Cloudcd Memory.
Loss OF Nervous Force, DEPRESSION OF Spirits, arc
remedy according to. ..ircctiors which, accompany
each bottle. or will be mailed to any address on
Each package %contnins rr. sanford's Improved
1nhaling Tube: viii, full dlrecti1ns Tor use IN all
tail Druggists Throughout tile United States and
Canadas. WEEKS 4 POTTER, General Agents
and Wholesale Druggists, Boston. Mass.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-12-17

kEpDiSc's Russia SALyE. Best family salre
~ the world. and excellent for stable use.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-12-17


MORE horses are annually killed or IN.
Jured by over-feeding and by iniudi.
cious feeding than by starving or mos,
other causes. In horses We can detect
- many different compartments and
dispositions as in man. though but few
norse-owncrs take this fact into con
s'deraticn IN the management Of their
horses, particularly in that part of Il
relating to food and feeding. some
horses are natural gluttons. and they
mnst he seen TO carefully or they will.
- times. be apt 10 seriously inj,re
themselves BY feeding too fast, while
much OF the food they consume will
pass Through them undirested. for
the simple reason that il il swallowed
before II has been properly raasticated
we IKE TO see what is termed n ..rood
iccoer, Zone who does not mince ar
PICK over his food) but then We are MOI
~ A. all partial to the ravenous one.
cuch horse as the latter named will
diVe iato his feed with mouth wide omen.
ana invariably take more at a moilthfnl
than he can either hold in his mouth ~
properly masticatc. There are several
ways 10 fix such fellows. one wav M
ing to mix some little fine hay with MI
oats, while moistening the oats Or feed.
ing cut food prevents him from Dan.
aenng to his greedy propensity. A
horse with delicate appetite i usually \
= Tender. delicate animal, and not NJ Iii /
desirable. = -
The trouble with most persons who
sneep horses, no matter whether on farm
LOT farm work. or for driving purposes
= they feed too much hay; and % this
cause can. be attributed the genera
ssiuggishness often manifested Nv tbe
horses until they have been working \
couple OF hours, while the wind i alsn
much impaired. Night ii the only time
wncn hay should be fed. especially ~
|, used for quick work. Even ~
ss'owplow team should have bu, little
NY =, the morning and noon feeds. III,
.'ve them agenerous supply al thcevc
Y X, meal ny doing this, your hors,
w keep IN better spirits and condition
~ irec from any tendency I'd "pot
ely which horsemen SO much dill,
= see. : Wooatord tKy. sm.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-12-17
-Cordwood 4 ,r,,bahly aho,, Y. ,...,

-Cordwood is probably about as good
commodity as a man could appear be-
fore the Office Of newspaper with who
wanted Ia return copy Of the journal.
there Is an eternal fitness about things,
ana no sane man would come with the
wood In summer or a load Of ice in win.
ter TO any we'll regulated Office. About
as good hint in this line as we have
seen comes from the Nashville mich. }
N."s. The editor says: 1.-THE Dixie
Advertising Agency wants us TO adver-
use Tor man and take sickle grinder
for pay. Sickle grinders are not legal
tenders up here in Michigan just At pres.
ent, with snow six inches deep on the
level. We will take hand-sleds, horse
blankets. bucksaws or anything we can
use, but don't want to take sickle grind
crs and be obliged to take our coat off
ana 20 out and NOV with the thermom-
eler At zero within ten feet Of a box
stove"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-12-17

Mending Of all kinds OF clothing. table
ana pea linen. ETC., aud elegant embroidery.
4 now done on the Wilson OscIlaiing Shuttle
sewing Machine without an attachment.
wonders VIII never cease In ills age OF prog.
ress ~ Scsenf'fc Amerirua
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-12-17

"A gentleman went home the other
night with severe cold and said to his
wife: ~ have to-day been told TO take
hot pennyroyal tea, barley tea.
pakcd-lcmon lea, beef tea, curry tea,
mop tea, celery tea, licorice tea, red
pepper tea, baked onion tea, mint tea,
hay tea. baked-apple tea. and burnt
sugar tea. "Well," said The sympa-
thlzing wife, switch do you think YOU
VIII takc?' IF you have no obec-
tons, said he, :" think | will take the
hot gin.sling."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-12-17

Every body has heard of the iolly
Duichman who, when the steamboat
was likely to sink, succeeded. after
much trouble, in finding lfe.preserver
large enough to fit him. While he was
trying his best TO blow it up, young
fellow standing by said: "You can I
ilil that with wind it leaks. Don't you
hear i siss?" " Ish dot SOP" he replied
Z" Ven, drinks, den, peter keep de
Wind in mvself.r
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-12-17

NE enormous manufacture Of oleomar-
garine IN Chicago has driven genuine bnitar
entirely Out OF the market Ii is said that The
oleomsrgariners have reduced the proIuct ia
such ine point that they put IN selected
nairs which give the artificial butter 4 con-
tistency and FEASIBILITY not otherwise AZ
tainabie--Sf. Louis PoSf Dispatch.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-12-17

Nothing IL SO conducive to 4 mans remain
lag a bachelor as stopping for one nighr !,
the house OF a married friend and heinz kent
awake Tor I've or six hours by the CRYING
q = cross baby. All cross and CRYING babies
ncsd only Hop Btters To make them well
ana n smiling. Young man, remember this
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-12-17

while u may be proper taat those "iiving 2
~ glass houses should never throw stones. y
we think Il is eminently proper that those
working in glass houses should say a ..good
word Z Tor anything % benefit 70 Themselves.
IA this connection. Mr. Isaac Corey. Man
ager salem. y. j., Glass Works, remarks: |
am pleased 70 say that have used the Great
Remedy. st. Jacobs Oh, for Rhematlsm. with
excesien, results; othermembers Of my family
have also been greatly benefited by its use.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-12-17

Cnas. : Strickland, Esq. OF Boylston
Place, Boston, Mass, after relating his sur
prsing recovery from Rheumatism by It. Ja-
cobs OIL says: Icsnnot lind words TO convey
my praise and gratitude 10 the disco yerer Of
this liuimenf
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-12-17

Late Member Of Congress from Pa, saws OF
purang's Rheumatic Remedy: ~ took three
doses and my rheumatism Was gone. Nv
similar quantity. recommend il on All
occasions IL never fails Sold by every
reiabie Drug gist
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-12-17

Best IN the world. Made only by the Frazer
Iuoricatcr 20, At Chicago, New York and II.
Louis. Sold everywhere.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-12-17
!aaAr:'ic.s?Y 81. lsls

This nwfnl AMI e'e-
CnntNolrnn lancori.
ihtrLltgary and IN.
cycl0Ias u. ( vel a.
thct<xt Dig.tl narylo
The ~Cfilt frpGfb'v
bound N Goth ard
Gilt \ rr<f4ins rrrs
tnr1 n ~ Es1iisA irr-
fms,-. sr4t q fr1r rNss-
49, efFirrfrn. sE<ilrS
All prr1sranf4m. nrlta
vast amount u efs-
lnff4 1n1rlf4 rns-
fhu nrrn srrnrs tfs.Il-
-. hlgrarAs. As~rflss
hisfrrr Lsr. efc. beng
arerfect LfEEAEr %
tEFTHEycE- W b.
Eter sDlctionary
costs e1.oo. ami the
American Popular
Iict.cn1ry c<fecnly
8f.Co. "Worfhten
ti,sll : The money. =
a. y. tNf- Wo
have never seen if1
euual rit1cr11 Price.
rriSh or cpnrEnts .
-ftrsl <irersf<. "A
Reference 'f-Eeas's
ler can rcpular Die
and i<zs beck ever
rg~xifIr q 1 MY 81.
lws cCrieF rofrrsald
'Ltt. or1r~ a cn<
~ rrNr~ arr~rr ~rrA
idres II. G. DEAx.
4lcZru III.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-12-17

After many year, trial, we are satisfied
that the CHARTER OAK il the best stove M
ever used, and cheerfully testify that il 4
.ne pest adapted 70 the wants Of the general
pubic Of any stove In the market.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-12-17

PHILADELPHIA man has perfected plan
ior bringing coal out Of the cellar withont
exerting ans Of bis muscle He makes his
WE cart II up.-Fhaaleiphm Chronlcie- Her.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-12-17

\, POLITICIANS are now shaking the voters
ihey we're lately so anxious to shake hands
wlth.--A D. I'icavtlne.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-12-17

Inc soit bit,iminous coal used in the West
y 30 destructive on an cast-iron fhat ~
heavy plates In the CHARTER OAK Cook
STOVE will be appreciated by housekeepers
as well A. dealers. This advantage. with ex-
cellent draft, quick and uniform baking
make the CHARTER OAK the most desirable
stove In the market.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-03
(Gingtiant.)
0te etn fatboIii6er Briefter ftd
Id6erIt1 8ettaGt bat.

Wts i'd boffen barf, baben bic 2eier ben
Better pom Maast Greet, O., nod nidt
persehsn,, peIder TIM lesten @intsr ibsr
Batter SeulIp pom gambribssport, Maf.,
i1risb Dieter r6u,ii9e @siftli9e wirb
fi9 wabridstnIi9 tn elmer fur8sn 3sit auf
cine porBaslids Weiis Id1srli9 MAIDEN,
unb bann wtrb fem ndrrii9ss 9siss Elm
tobtsr Bu9ftabs psrbsn, unb bic einii1tss
pollen tatboIii9en 2aien, uerben, 10 boifen
mir, ben Staatsi9uIen ibr 9ertrauen unb
ibre @unf au i@enten fOrtfabren."
Wie nun Der bo9p. 8atsr SeuIp f9
Bel feinen Yfarrtinbern unb gum aerser
bes 0etters pom S9uImeiiterbldtteI Id1ers
LID semadt bat, has bsridtst uns Der
,8pffou @lobe" pom Z. Suli b. s., inbsm
er bertdtet: .baB bic gemeinbe pom gams
bridgeport tbIen SeeIforser nit einem @e'
li9enf BON 1000 GbaIer iberrai1te. Die
les 9ei9ent CAB bic @emeinbe tim laber
ni6t, neil er ft9 In tur3er Ssit ,ld9erlia"
sema9t unb iein @sies gum tooten gu@'
ftabsn seworben 1T, ionbern In anerfens
nung ieiner gerbienit tie UNI bic tatboIiite
gr3iebung Der 'Rinber, pie bic bas @es
i9ent besleitenbe Gnrebe b~eteuste.~
Sb benz Better fem ~Iissnbaftss. De:
i5reibfsI cine dbnIi5e @abe sebra3t, ba.
BON f9weist Der v9Iobe~, unb i'd bents
aud Der Better In feinem 8ldttel, aber,
baB ibm Elm ioI1ss 2dderli1ma9en lieb
more, bauon mag isber ibsrseust iein.-
L n. .-Ll EL 49, 0.s.l. L. g..s.. H.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-03
aatbolif6er aalenser.
Som b~armbersissu Samariter..-eae 10,
grnat. ben s. ausuf Gyriatus, Wartprer. +,
a@ta,t8 ibr 6atboIifen!
Die Stimme hes brrH. gius' TX.

SIN uniern Tasen i9eint BITE Botiebuns
Der tatboIii9en 8rehe cine ~beionbere Wiis
sE.tI ssseben gu buben. I'm thrift es, bic
@runbidse Der Srbuuns unb bes @laus
Asus bort, no bieislben berri9en, gu bstpabs
ssn nnS fe ba gu psrbreitsn, mo @ottlos
Ssteit unb sine talte @lei9shItisteit bie'
SsIbeu IN @~srsefenbeit seratben lieBen. =
BUS *. In eiaem S9reiben pom 1851.
@ir eriu9en Gle inifdnbist allen bener
mit eurem snten WiIen unb enrer @unii
Aeiuiteben, bic NIT @etft besabt unb mil
senissnbsr &snntniB alisseriffet, fi9 an
Sss Grbeit MAIDEN unb Bidder nnb 8eituns
ssa sur 8srtbeibisuns unb 8erbreituns be,
fntboIt8en 9ebre perSfentIi4eu. - gnep'
sIica gtus TX.
Sie Stimme 9ep's KILL.
Lueeat lux vestra coram hominibus, ut yideant
Opera vestra bona. Et Dominus vos benedicat
(9afist euer 9i9t lsu9ten Dor ben Wen'
f1sn, bau,it fe susre suten Werte ieben.
aab Der 5err sebe eu@ baau Ssinsns Se'
asnD
Geo XIII. an bas In garma erideinenb,
8Iatt Luce" (2eu9te), gnfans 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-03
nus Der S6wets.

Der pom groBen &atbe angenommens
@efsseutwurf iiber bic Ersnnuns pom &ir1e
unb Staut (bur9 bsiien annabme has gul,
tasbueset absei&afft wsrben iolts) purbe
BET Der 8oItsabtimmuns NIT 93O6 sesen
4o64 Stimmen perworen Die Sabl
Der einsei9riebenen @dbIsr bstrast II ,43l.
Dieies ~abIsbnsnbe goItsuotum mar ni6t
mebr swsifelbaft, ua9bem bic sinluBrsi,
den Gorporationen sesen bas @eiss Stsls
lung senommen batten. Sur baslslbe
waren u bic rabicalea 6rsibtntsr pom Der
Sorte Says unb 0ost's. bensn &eli9ion
unb &ir5e abioIut sntbebrIi9 i9eint unb
bic conisquenterueiie bieie Dinss ungei9os
rem Ssbem a!s Yripatia9e iberlaGen milf:
fen molten. Serner bic ibrer Sir6e erse,
benen SatboIiteu, peI6e bic Trsnnuns ais
cine @rI6iuns uon Der Eprannsi bssriBtsu,
bic Der Staat sesen fe felt ben ralttatbo'
lii4en" Wirren eusEbt. @egsn bGs @eies
asitirten ;und9it bic v@IttatboIiten"' aus
benz eiufa9sn @runbe, neil fe fir ibre Sri.
ftenb auf bic ollie bss Staates angemieIen
fnb, aIio bas GuItusbubget ni9t permifeu
t0nnen Johann bic msiitsn Der &sformpso,
teitanten, gum TbeiIs neil aud fs in Der
Grennuns cine g~ebrobuns ibrer eiaenen
griitenS iebsn, gum EbeiI aber aud aus
wirtli4er @nbanSIi5teit an bic aItererbts
NationaItirde. Die brittle S9aar ber
Serwerfsnbsn biIbetsn bic glnbdnser bes
fribersn rabicaIsn &ssiments, has f6 in
Garteret pert6rperts lie iinb spar an f9
ni4t 9esner Der Erennuns, auein srnfIi9
bsnisen iie germ iebe @sIesenbsit, nm Der
bsmotratii6en 9artsi, bic fs ssftirst bat,
au opponiren unb Johann mS5tsn fe bie
Ersnnanssfrase iett uusntidisbsn laisn,
lm fe ipater in fur ie slnitissn 8sitsn ieIs
Der aaf's Gapet gu ~brinssn. Sie gnti9eis
buns lag bel benz poitipen EbeiI Der prote,.
ftantii9en &ir&e. gor bret sSabren piirbe
biele bic Ersnnuns nit Srsubsn begriiBt
babsn; benn bamaIs resierte In ber prpte,
ttantii&en 9ir9s Elm g%onfltOrium, bas, In
feiner Msbrbsit reformsrii9 an Wiqtars
unb gbifausn sssenibsr ben
Yoftiuen has MsnidsnmOsli9e %Ieiiiste.
Ssitber 1T bisis 8stSrbs elmer unpartstil9es
rem seui4en. weI4s ieber &idtuus pous
sepabrt, wesbalb fir bic Yoftipen
Elm Compete gum @Otum fur bas gsisS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-03
Sas Srief8ebeimnib III 5eatj6.
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ObsIsi5 bic ptsusiide @srfaFuns bic
1nuerIetbarteit bes 8riefssbsimniHes auss
bsifli4 s%arautirt, 70 finb bod bic Sale,
m bsnen baRslbe brutal psrIstt wirb, isbr
sabIrei5. Man iprinst bort nit ben Brie.
fen Der vtreuen tl%ntertbanen" mitunter aau,
uiatirIi9 uui un6 laBt fi5 nun benton,
wts man ppbl NIT ben aus benz auslanbe
iuuImenben Sriefen, aus benen iraenb elm
i9pa9f0pfiser Beamter etpas ,8srbd9ti,
geSA ober rStaatssefdbrIi6ss~ beraus.
rie1t, u%mlprinsen mag. 9te BerIiner
.8oItsjeituns" 9ibt folsenbe 8rSbden
preuBif4er PoIiteipiltiibr bel 8sbanbIuna
oon Sriefen gum Weitsn:
&as &amsIm pur6e benz WauerpoIisr
St6rmer bur9 sinen pom ~. .. M. batirs
ten unb am ielben Gage sur poif sesebsnen
Brief Der Cob feiner Mntter mitsetbeilt
nit benz Bsmfrten, baB bic gssrbisuns
I'm IA. SUM i~tattfiabsn foqe. Ser Yrisf
uurbe bei4lasnabmt un6 Der abrsiiat CT,
5tsIt i'm bur9 bas Bsrliner Mmtsseri6t
am II. SUM, alto ert pier Gage mad benz
Ginsanse. Der Bserbisuns fonnts sr
islbftpsrfdn6li5 ni6t msbr beipobnen, ba
btsieIbe inspii9ifden Idnsft erfoIst mar.
gS pdrs nun wobl interefant, feltsuffeI.
zen, wsI6s @snustbuuns benz abrsNantsu
Dsrbsu foae, penn etpa tn etnem Esita.
ulsnts bie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pom Der
9etbsilisung am 2si1enbesdnsniHs, on
usL5er St5Imer bur9 bic psripdtste Gu.
'ie1una Der To6eSnahriht aebinbert uors
Den; aSbansis, sepia9t pdre.
Sin Spsitsr Tau, Sr. Ssrmann @ab'
niS in 8rssIau bate bel elmer RieIsr Slid.
banSIuus msbrere POfisnoansen beftsat.