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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-10-22

GOV. PROCTOR AS SENATOR.
Redfield Proctor retires with such a
record that men see in him the making
of a United States senatOr.-[Springfeld
Republican.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-03-17
Smoking.

The habit Of smoking cigarettes
vile, rank-smelling thing at the best
and tobacco, is increasing among
children, and young men all over the
country. We daily and nightly see
boys, anywhere from nine and ten to
twenty years'of age, putting cigar
cites and inhaling the vilesmoke.-
Do you ever ltok ahead and surmise
what will be- the future of these
young boys2 Can you imagine any
one of them growing up in the full
enjoyment of all his faculties and in
full possession of health and strength
both bodily and mentally? No; not
one of them but whose forces are
poisoned from the use of these cigar
cites. They are scarcely out of their
pinafores and yet they puff away at
u papef cigarette with the air and
all the apparent enjoyment of vet
eran smoker. They are the boys Of
the period, but in twenty years. time,
if they are fortunate enough to live
solong, they will be complete wrecks,
suffering from dyspepsia, be melan-
choly, morose, unhappy men. They
will find themselves almost bereft Of
all their physical and mental powers,
and then, when it is too late, they
will curse the day they learned to
use the fatal Notwithstanding weed
wrapped up in "rice" paper.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-03-17
The Drawers Responsibility.

To lose by ones own ignorance or
carelessness is more notifying than
to lose by another's dis onesty. 1t
is certainly aggravating enough to
lose by both. To illustrate how lit
tie the law will help person who
does not know how to do business
and to show the Importance of small
details-the New York Mercantile
Journal cites an actual case.
A man drew note promising to
pay one hundred dollars. He used a
printed form, and did not close up
the blank devoted to dollars, and af-
ter passing it as negotiable paper,
somebody inserted "and fifty" after
the one hundred and before the
printed dollars.
The note, thus altered, got into the
hands of an.innocent party, who pre-
sented it to'the drawer, and the Su-
preme Court decided the maker Of
the note was liable for its face, be-
cause through negligence he did not
draw q line between the word "huni
dred" and the printed word "dol.
lars"
Any testimony that the drawer
might offer to establish the fact that
he gave the note for one hundred
dollars must go for nothing, as there
was nothing on the face Of the note
showing that it had been altered.
Evidence of any alteration on the
face of the note would have changed
the case. Let this be lesson to all
drawers of promissory notes. Noone
can be too careful in such. matters,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-03-17
Two Mothers.

A wealthy, pleasure-seeking moth
er left her child with its nurse, a
squarejawed, ignorant, unwomanly
creature, who tumbled it intoits cab
and dragged it out on the street in a
storm to watch agala-day procession
Its yelvety breast was cruelty uncov-.
cred to the raw air, and the snow
fell upon its unprotected flesh. In
three days it was dead-of congestion
Of The lungs, the doctor said, but |
know that its mother was its muir
derer. Two days afterwards, / saw a
scene in happy yet touching contrast
with the other scene Of neglect and
death. L CHANGED to be sitting in a
surgeons Office. A tired-looking wo-
man, indifferently clad, rang the
bell. l admitted her. She carried
on her bosom a baby. 1t was old
enough to prattle, but its prattle was
a minor strain Of sad moaning. Its
neck was swollen and inflamed with
an abscess. ] called the surgeon,who
came in, looked at the afflicted part
and drew out o loncet. While the
little one chung around its mothers
neck the surgeon caressed it with al
most womanly gentleness and thrust
the keen steel deep in the abscess.-
The baby gave one fearspme cry and
laying its cheek against its mothers,
sobbed: "0hl mammal baby-by.byp
# was to me beautiful illustration
Of baby trust and of answering moth.
er-love. That faded woman would
yield her body to be torn in frag-
ments joint by joint rather than give
her precious babe to needless harm.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-03-17
Notes on De b.


Keep your nails pared, and keep
paired yourself. single,blessedness
isan empty mockery.
Part your hair neatly. Part your
fortune fairly.
Toe out, not in. Especially if you
are an employer you would better
turnout your feet than your hands.
Keep your face Clearly shaved, and
stop there. Don't shave your Gus
toners.
Don'tfalk with your mouth filed
with food, And there is no call for
you talking much under normal CON
ditions.
Keep your clothing well brushed.
lfyou have no brush, tell your wife
how you long for your mothers cook
cry, and you will have one instanter.
See that your collar button is Sc
cure before you leave home in the
morning, Elise yot will find your
choler rising before night
When taking don't keep fumb.
ling your face, as though you were
lingering a musical instrument.
Don't smoke in the presence OF
ladiee This does not apply to the
meerschaum and brier pipes your
ladies have given you from time to
time. Smoke in these ladies' pres.
ents as often as you please.
Don't walk the streets with your
cane or umbrella thrust under you
arm at right angles with your body.
The policeman may take you for a
cross and take you up.
Don't interrupt a person in his
talk. The natural limit of mans
life is threescore years aud ten, and
ne can't go on forever.
Never put your knife in your
mouth. The mouth is very poor
place to keep a knife. Apt to make
it rusty.
Don't tuck your napkin under
your shirt collar. The waiter. may
think you would steal it.
Never say II WON'T" even if it be
your won't to feel that way.
Don't speak so low that you have
to be asked to repeat everything
that you have said. The second
time Of saying thing will frequent.
ly impress you with its fatness.
Don't speak so loud that every.
body's ears are outraged. 1t may in.
jure your tlachea.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-03-17
Welded Love-A True Incident.

make the bed easy, Mr.. b." said
old uncle Abe to the undertaken, who
was preparing the coffin for his aged
wife. "Make the bed soft and easy,
for her old bones are tender and soft,
and hard bed will hurt them" He
forgot fora moment-that old gray
haired man-that she was dead; that
the old bones had done aching forever.
Sixty-four years had she walked by
his side, q true .and loving wife,
Sixty-four years. Just think of it in
this age of divorce. sixty-four years
had they dwelt under the same sor-
rows of life; together mourncd over
the coffin of their first born; together
rejoiccd in the prosperity of their
sons and daughters, and now she has
left him alone. No wonder he for
got. Her loving hands had so long
cared for him, for he had been the
feobler Of the two. Until death do
us part" said the marriage service
that had united them so many years
ago. Death had parted them, but
the love. still survived. Tenderly
had he cared for her all these years,
and now tenderly did he watch the
making of the last bed of this still
loved wife. He had bravely breasted
the storm of life withher by his side,
but now that she was gone he could
not live, and in few days they LAID
him by her side.-New Orleans Plea
yune
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-03-17
Boys and Their Mothers.

OF all the love affairs in the world
none can surpass the true love of the
big boy for his mother. 1t is pure
love, and noble, honorable in the
highest degree to both. | do not
mean merely dntiful affection. 1
meaaa love which makes a.boy gal
liant aud courteous to his mother,
saying to everybody plainly that he
IS falrly in love. with her. Next to
the love of husband, nothing so
crowns a woman's life with honor as
this second love, this devotion of a
son to her. And | never yet knew
a boy turn out bad who began by
falling in love with his mother
Any man may fall in love with a
fresh-faced girl, and the man who is
gallant with the girl may cruelty ne.
glect the worn and weary wife. But
the boy who is lover of his mother
In her middle age, is a true knight,
who will love his wife as much in the
sere.leaved autumn as he did in the
daisiedspring-time.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-03-17
OF TEE

For Debility, Loss Of Memory, Indispo-
sition to Exertion or Business, shortness
OF breath, Troubled with Thoughts of Dis
ease, Dimness Of Vision, Pain in the Back,
Chest and Head, Rush OF Blood to the
Head, Pale Countenance and Dry Skin.
If these symptoms are allowed to go on,
very frequently Epileptic Fits and Con-
sumptionsfollow. When the constitution
becomes affected it requires the aid of an
invigorating medicine. to strengthen and
tone up the system-which
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-03-17

A politician died recently and his
family requested their friends not to
send flowers to the funeral. They
were satisfied with the blossoms on
his nose.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-03-17

"Porgy" asks: "When did ameli-
orate?" We can't say, but rather
guess that Amelia DER ate at the
pantry and not at the table.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-03-17

Such is mans great love for life
that he would sooner live and be
dunned every hour than todie indie
pendent.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-03-17
Commercial Printing.

We keep in stock full line OF CONNER
cial Stationery, which we are prepared to
furnish in any style desired. Envelopes,
Cards, Letter Heads, Note Heads, Bill
Heads, Checks, Drafts, Notes, Statements
Bills of Lading, Tray Books, shipping
Books and'all othervariety Of work need.
ed by business men furnished on short
notice Printing for Salt Furnaces and
Coal Companies, a especially.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-03-17
HELMBoLD's BUcHU
1nvigorates the Stomach,

And stimulates the torpid Liver, Bowels,
and Kidneys to healthy action, in cleans,
ing the blood of all impurities, and i'm
parting new life and vigor to the whole
system.
A single trial will be quite sufficien, to
convince the most hesitating OF its valua-
bleremedial qualities. ~, s,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-03-17
WEDDING INVITATIONS.

Our Office is especially equipped for this
kind Of work, andparties desiring wedding
invitations printed, are invited to call and
see our samples. "a large stock Of We'd
ding papers always on hand.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-03-17

"Put no fulsome compliments on
my tombstone" said wag. Don't
give me any epitsfy."
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-03-17

There isn't SO much on a due bill
as there is on show bill, but a man
will look at it longer and think
about it oftener.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-03-17

They have railway running to
the summit Of Mount vosuvius now.
There are no drinking saloons on the
way, but when you get to the top
you will find plenty of the crater.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-03-17

Are men who flatter' ladies she.
praisers2
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-03-17
BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS.

Those who have books or pamphlets to
print, can have such work done In good
style at this Office.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-05-25
Rusfdnoif6e Nanof6au.

Su Deuti9Ianb LIT Der guItur,
tampf iest in cine neue Ybaie sstrstem.
slm 90. Rai uurbe, mie bsr telegraph
bsri5tst, benz preubiiden eanbtase bas
9sfss porseIsst, wel9es benz preuBiidsn
Miniiisrium in Der ,6antb babuns Der Rir.
5euseisss freiereu SpisIraum sepabrt.
&Snnen mir uns auf ben 8eridt bss 5fa.
bells usrIafen, entbdIt basieIbs fOIssnbs
gsfimmunseu: zm
,Oas prsuBii9e Winiitsrium pir6 er,
md9tist, unter 3uitimmuns bss R6niss
pon semiHsn, sdbsr bsitimmtsn seiesItden
grforbsrniiIen bssisIi4 Der 9sranbiIbuns
unb anitsuuns pon 9eiltliden absuisbsn
unb auspdrtisen 9siiiIidsn bic @snsbmis
suns sur grfauuns ibrsr Bsrufspfii9tsn
auf prsuBiidsu 9sbiet su srtbsiIsn. @ss
gen 9siitIi9e, usIde iit srebsr @siesess
perlsSunsen i1ulbis MAIDEN, pirb msgen
llnfdbistsit 3ur slusibuns ibres amtss
einsei5rittsu psbsn; ibre nsberfabruns
sisbt ben Ssrluit ibres 9sbalts na9 fi1.
Sin abssiestsr Biidof tann pom SsSniss
uon Neuem ais Sii9Of isinss fribeen
Sprsnaels snsrtannt werben. SIN syalIs
bsr grIsbisuns uon tatboIii9sw Sti9ofs'
fBsn iit bic &esisruns eruld4tist, bic bt,
i6Sai5en &s9te auf 9eiitIi5e su lbers
trassu, wsI5e na1wsiisu tSnnsn, baB tis
Elm Wanbat bsr Rir9e befisen. Sol1s
Perionsn iollsn uidt notbwsnbis psrpfli4'
tst isin. ben porsei9risbsnsu @ib su Tets
fen. Die &ssierunsS3ui9lIe, usl4s
einssbaItsn worben iinb, t6nnen bur9 Ws
niiterial. .8srorbnuns uuter 8Orbebalt bes
Wibsrrufs pisber sewdbrt werben. Strafs
rs4tIids 8srfoIsuaseu uessn usbsrtretuns
Der Waissiese fnb nur auf Mutras BED
Sberprdiipsntsu Der Yrouin3 siu3uleiten.
Die Miniifsr bss Suusru unb Der seifIi'
den anseIesenbeiten werben eru,d9tist,
bic 9snsbmisuns tur Grri@tuns Meue,
3psise in YrsuBsn btreits bsitsbenbe,
Rranfsnpflsser, Srbsu 3u ertbsilen, font,
aud, untsr 8orbsbaIt bss 0ibrrufs, gson'
neu, rusl1e ii9 sessnwdrtis auf bie Rraa'
teupHsge beidrdnteu, bic Ders1tisuns IA,
PNeYS uuu vt6WVuhH WV otthpttHs wv
gum S@albsiu4 ni9t befdbist itnb, ~
sspdbren.
Dsnn sIsi4 mad RittbsiIuns bieiei
@sisssntpurfss bas RabeI bsridtst, bai
bic 5ibrsr bss gsntrums i'm 2anbtas er
tIdren, fs isien snti9lOiieu, bic @sissss
pOrIase aui's NpBerite gu bsfdmpfeu, 4
sIaubsn mir Sbnsu has aufs WOrt. Di
WsbHin iit uieI idIimmsr ais bic Rrant
belt, anb bic III i9limm senus. Seben Ui
uns nur einise Der 5auptpuntts ndber an
@ssen @sifIi@s, weI9e ii@ srObsr @e
iesespsrIesunssn i4uIbis MAIDEN, pirb ne
gen llnfdbisteit sur Gusabans ibrss Gmte'
sinsei&riten. Dieie SaHuns srmSsIi&
es ber &ssisrums, isoen ibr mibIisbise,
prieifer na@@efallen au i@abriessln. Dan,
iasbt In tir&snrs&tIi&su Sa@su ui&t ben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-05-25

Sn Seferrei9 llnsarn tIassn allerbinss
einise @esenben, pie bas gonat, bic
8acsta, elm Gbeil Der SbsiBsssenb iiber
unsiuitiseu StanO Der BeisenfeIber. Sn
bsr Chat babsu bic Rdr,frOite auf bisieu
Stredeu S6absu ueruria4t; uie srob fte
fnb, taun man bsute nidt bsurtbeilsn, ba
bus Badstbum 3ur 5eit bss Gbsebens Der
Issten Na5ridtsn, tbeiIs burd ben Ianssn
0inter, tbeiIs bur9 ni6t senisenben 0Rs'
gen nod su iebr 3urid mar. gs mar aber
bic Anii9t iiberwissenb, baB sin gutter
Rsssu, psnn Ridt auss, bod isbr pisles
sutmaden tann. SaBt man alIes suiams
men, 10 i@sint europa bisi.s Subr auf cine
quite RitteIernte 3dbIsn su t0nnsn, wdbs
renb ss Iestes Sabr, tpsnisitens i'm wsitIis
den GbsiIs, ME aud in stuisen @esenbsn
RuBIanSs, cine uoaifdnsiss WaiBsrute
bate. llnisre @sissnfarmer wsrbsn ii9
bu5sr bieiss Subsu,it bsidsibensren grsis
fen aIs Iestss Sabr bsssissn maHsn. gsi
elmer suten @rnte fins fie aber aud basu
i'm Stanbe.
Safer, @ras unb anbere Suttsrtrdutsr
itsbsn I'M sansen @eften bsr Ser. Staatsu
s6sn 70 gut, uis Wsiisn, unb bas aufs
sesansene BeIidtOrn seist Elm traftisss
Badstbum.
Ridt minber gut iinb, NIT 9lusnabnis
eiuseIner Stride, no bic Gr6its ben GIi.
t5sn psbe sstban babsn, bic ausf9tsn auf
eiue quite Sbitsrnte unb @sinleie. aepfst'
uuo gfti9 gdume bdnssn uou unb bic
iunssu Eriebe Der Reben babsu elm seiuns
bes alusisbsn. Sm @anssn psripridt sas
Sabr 1880 iOmit fir ben 2anbmann ein
ssissnetes gu werbsn unb isiusm @orsdas
ger tetns llnsbre 3u MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-05-25
GruotesQusT6teu.

aus allen EbeiIen bes sruBsn Befsus
tOmmen fortwdbrenb bic sinitieitsn Ra5'
ridtsn lbsr ben Stanb bsr Saaten, wie
aud ber 8aumfridte. Sm srOBtsn Sbeile
pOn Tsras bat bic @si,susrnts i5on Be.
sonnen unb pirb ii9 nun itstis norbpdrts
bspssen. Der grtras ueripridt ein tOloi.
iaIsr ,u psrbsu. Die RIasen iibsr Dime,
wsl9s Bis uor turssm aus Sanias unb
EbsiIsn uon Worbmifouri unb Soma tas
men, finb psrbalt, felt befru5tsnbs Gss
sensaiIe, bic nod serabe sur rsdten 3sit
tamsn, bic Saatsu erfrii9t babsn.
Oie suten grsiie, fur usI5e bic Issts,
an unb fur fi@ rsi9e grnte uertauft por'
ben 1T, bat sur 5OIse ssbabt, baB Sieies
Sabr msbr 2anb nit @sissn bsiisut por'
ben 1T. ais is SuuOr. Sie bissidbriss rei6s
grnte, bic fait nit 8sitimmtbsit in alusii5t
itsbt unb nur nod bur@ 8Oif Obsr unsan'
ittses grntewsttsr bssintrd4tist wsrbsu
t0nnte, wirb baber bic uoridbrise an Wai.
ienbaftisteit isbsnfaIls nod iibsrtrsfien,
unb wenn man aud ni@t auf 70 bObs
greile, wie Isstes Sabr bofien barf, 70
fi9ern uns bod bic 8ebarfniFs garopa's
einen gbias fur uniern llsbsri5uB. aui
sleid quite preiie fOunie man nar bann
sdbIsn, wenn europa abermaIs bur5 cine
WiBernte beimseiu&t werbsn wlrbs, was
mir i&On aus Radii9ten Der Rsuidli9,
teit nidt bofen woIlsn. -.
au& iteitea bic Isstsn Na&ri9tsn tsine
iOI&e in ausf&e. Omar hpbm in 5ran,s
reid eiuise Dspsttements Oifsnbar 9raub
su RIasen, atsr nebeu ibuen fisbt cine srS'
Bsre 8abl pom Departsmenis, bic absr sinsn
sutsn Stanb Der Saaten bsridtsu. Mus
England, Dsutf&lanb unb StabIanb bort
man ni@ts llnsaniiisss; tn Iestersm 9anbs
ioIsn bic 0tOsseniaateu iosar ,u ben gins
fiisHen grntereiaItaten 5Offnuus ssbsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-05-25

taum uerentbalteu t5nnsn. Die Bill bss
9rn. 8aparb bate ibrisens i9On friber
einsebradt unb babur9 bas gsto unb eins
gerIdnseruns Der gonsress sSeifon Iei6t
uermieben usrbsn t5unea.
Sn Baibimston 1T bas @erebs uou
Der Gntbeduns zines neueu, b. 3. zines
alien SduinbsIs bic nsueiie aufresuns.
Sin ansefeuter int Genius Bureau, bsfsn
9eame aIs .9sorse" ansessbsa uirb, iit
nit Der antIase uor bas gubIitam setre.
ten, baB sr cine sroBartise gsite9uHs uon
Gonsrebmitsliebern uon Seite bsr Gsras
giienbabn GOmpusnie im Sabre 1870
nadusiien Tonne. Dis 9sieuidaft usr'
Ianste cine 2anbbewilIisuns unb bic Con.
eeifOn unb um bic OppoftiOn basessn su
bsiduidtisen, iou bic uatsr bsr 6ibruns
bes Giienbabnt6niss Com Scott stpa
800, 900 In Baar unb 5000, 900 In Bombs
an sswiHs Ssnatorsn, bsren Ramsn nod
nidt senaant iinb, uerusnbst babin. Der
IntIdser uerlanst elm llnteriu6unss Co.
mite, aber er pirb basisIbs pobI ni5t srs
baItsu, aussenommsn er bsisi5uet bic
Wdnuer, psldss bas 9sIb srbaItsn babsn,
benn auf cine 70 ausemsiu sebaItsne Gn:
flaae bin, ifeiIt Der GonareR Feline Inter
iu@uns an.
Die Snbtaner in New Wsrico unb
ari3ona werben nit uorseridtsrsr Sabrss.
seit iu.mer brsiRer. geri9ts i6sr @euaIts
tbdtisteiten ibrerieits msbren fi5. 9ensraI
9at9 1T pon Sort Craig In Rsp Wsreo
ausseridt, unb 1T EDITORIALS ganbs bi5t
auf ben 5erien. 0isis bat fd mad ari'
3ona suridsesOssn unb wast es ni9t, fd
eiHem Rampfe au itsaen ilisbt uislmsbr 70
RAID, ais ibre eri96pftsn E5isrs es srIaa:
ben. aus Eucion pirb semslbst, buE
feiubIi9e Subiansr ii5 in iener @esent
bsrumtrsibeu. gssun 9srionen, bic ais ios
senannte prOipeetOrem aussesOsen pareu.
mubten ibren Sang sur abenteuerIidtsit
nit benz 2sben bejubIen, unb iber flnI
psitere psib man ni9ts. Raiienbaft file:
ben aniiebIer unb PrOpsctorsu mad Cue:
Jon binsin, unb freunSIi9 sefnate Suoia'
ner babsn bic gtadridt bortbin sebra5t.
baB ii9 untsr ben Snbianeru bsbsntIi6s
Oinse uorbsreitsn. Sn Rep Rsrico ba'
ben bie &Otbbdute bieier Gage bic etIpa rs
Waeilsn uOn &ito NuemabO ssIsseue 9unas
anfebIuus ausssriffen, baben Fsbsn gsr'
iouen setObtet uno swsi wsiBe Ndb@su &C.
raubt. aud iOaeu iie ii4 gu piecerboIter
Walen an MormOusn 0isberIaiuussu per-
aliffen baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-05-25
Eeresrap6if6e 9epef&en.
Oeuti Lamb.

Berlin, II. Wai. Der Saiisr bat
benz gntuurf elmer gsrOrSnuns ;ur abdn'
bsruns ber @aississe feline Suiiimmuns
ssssbsu.-Ois tatboIii5s Srshs bat sinsn
ausemsineu &reussus sur grrssuns uon
Dag unb MiBtrausn ssssn bic &ssisruus
untsrnommsn. (Hsinitsr SlOofnu!-R J
Susi WsitsIiebsr Der Gsntrumspartsi, Sirii
gbmunb Rab,iIpiu uao 9raf Saasitrsm
iiaS mad Rom ssrsiit, I'm ben maBssbsu'
ben YsriSnIi4tsitsn i'm Satitan iibsr BIZ
Gage Der Dinse Ssri9t 81 sitattsu, uni
9srbaItunssrsssln in gmpfaus 81 nsbmsu.
Berlin, 20. Mai. Die Sunossratbs
gommiifOn bat uutsr benz gOrfs uon Bis
mard I'M Yrinsip Der ginidIissuns slltOnu's 4
in ben 3ouusrsin ibre 5uitimmaus srtbsiIt
Don oem antrase bs,isIi4 ct. gauIi's
wurSs abltano ssnommen.
Saiern.
Sber Am mmersan, ls. Wiai
@sfsrn fano bierislbii isit ,sbn Sabrsr
uieber bic sriie SOriteauns Der Yaifons
ipisIs itatt. Sis wdbrts uou tlbr Wor'
gems bis ll5r 9ta5mittass unb msbr al!
5000 3ui4ausr, baruntsr 400 bis 5O(
slms,itansr unb nod msbr gnsIduSsr, bat
ten f4 ba3a einssfanosn. Mass gin!
prd9tis pon itatten. Ois Sesnsris mo-
ausssssi9net. basesen waren bic goitim
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-05-25
Nuulmer 461.

redtisuusen bsr SIedsn auf Srlanb uiir'
ben benz Parlamsnt uorssIest uerbsn. Das
Document 1T siemli9 farblos unb t5nnte
eben 10 gut ais Wtanifeit 8eaeonsfslb's,
benn aIs @labfone's bienen. Ssbo9 srs
lduterts tn elmer Nntuort auf gtorbcote's 9
gtebe aber bic 8ebeutuns bsr Ssnbuns
9oi@en's mad gonifantinopsI, @labtone
feline orientaIiide PoIitit, bic Der anssI,
um ben ii5 bic sanse duBere goIitit bes
neuen Cabinets brebt, 1T. gIabfons bss
abf6tist bic ein,eIneu 86Iterfdmmsn Der
Eirtei su eisenen Staatsusien ii9 snts
widelu su Iaiien; ct piI ibnen babel nibt,
uie iein 8orsdnser, binbernb in ben 8ss
tretsn, bic Girtsi iou srfabren, nleint Der
Premisr, baB England tein seuihss Cons
bsrredt in bsr Tirtei babe; bic &ssisruns
ma6te bic 90iuns Der monteuesriuii5en u.
sriedii4su S,assn sebotsn unb aIlsr
WabrideinIt9feit nad, tritt in ni4t LANCER
3sit pisSsr elm gonsrsB in Berlin suiams
men, um WaBreseIn sur i4Ieuniseu auss
fibruus bes gerIiner gertrases gu trsffsu.
Sn Spanisn iit tros Der 9isbenss
uirbisteit nit Der Der iunse S0nis ben Sic
beruIen entsessn tOmmt, ni&t ales @oIb,
mas ssIb 1T. 0is fortidrittIi9e gartsi,
pis ii9 bic &epublitauer nennsn, um iI9
nidt friiduss ais 5sinbs bss SSuistbums
su bstennsn, babsu Elm Wanifsit s,iaiisn,
bas sismIid unpsrbIimt isins fsintIi5sn
Yrinsipieu gum Beiisn sibt. Die Serrsn
psrIanssn ausemeines Stimmrsdt, @erpiis
iensfrsibsit, tlnierri&tsfrsibdt 10. s. con,
fsifousIoie S&ale, J S6uurseridts, alIse'
msine @ebrpFi4t. llnabiesburtsit Der &i9'
ter, gerwuItunss' uno Suiiipefurm, Sou'
unb Stsusr &sformsn fir bic golOnissn,
iofottiss abiduffuus Der stIausrei u.i.w.
Disjss aass aa5 ibrer Art. limb mas bas
beiBt, wsiB isSer, ser bic 3sitri6tana
tsnnt. SouieI baben bic ipaniiden &spus
blitansr aber felt 1873 bod ssIernt, baB
Die Spunisr uon Der auflSiuns Der natios
nuIen ginbsit nidts bOren woIlen, unb taB
ne babsr bic ginbsit bss GatsrIanbss pro.
clamirsn miiisu.
SIM Orient sebt es .uisbsr sinmaI pis
i'm brobsInbsn Ssrsntsfe! gu. Die tiirti:
i9s 9tesisruns 1T moraIiid unb finau3isIl
10 bancroft, baB sin GROCER EbeiI Der &es
sisrunssmaidins IN Studuns seratben RI.
Ois albaneisu baben ben Wontenesrinsru,
bic pon ben ibnen pom SsrIiner gousrsB
sussiproaensn 9anbsrsisn Ssiis ersrsifsn
molltsn, ben Sries ertldrt unb bat fi5 bic
Diplomatic guropus nun nit Der ssfd5rs
Ii5sn Strsitfrase gu bsiddftissn. 5uiiasn
Stumdnisn unO SuIsarieu iinb ussen bss
gefsss pon arab 8abia Oiiisrsn,en aus'
ssbro9en, bic nun nit Der abbsrufuns bst
ssssnisitissu 9sianui5aften uno benz abs
bru9 Der bipIomatii5su Sssisbunssn snbss
ten. Der Orient piro swsifsIsobns ben
europdiidsn Stautsmdunsrn hieisn Sum'
msr nod uieI su i4afien MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-05-25

aIe ansetsen isnbe man ipdtsifeus
Wontag Morsen ELM.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-05-25

Mn3sisen fir ptenies, epttsrien, @lEf5TpteIs
,e., als bsnt @eiife Der tatb. Sir9s suptssr, eS-
ben teine Aufnahme.