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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-07
THE HIrFONIER

bad an empty bag upon his shoulder,
and his hook hung idly at his side.
1t was four o'clock. The picker's bag
at that hour should have been partially
6lled with gatherings.
The picker appeared to be waiting
tor purpose Presently he entered
the little carriage wsy. was in Their. d
moment. came out, looked cautiously
up aud down the street. again up at
the windows of the house, and then
"Ha! l see q trick in that" was
the thought Of the detective, "to
catch anyone mapping who might have
been following him."
"Crevler, the detective, had q long
wait for him. In half an hour the
officer secured a better point of oh.
on the same corner at which
The coach stood on the night of the
1octors disaPpearauce. II was nearly
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-07
NILE. HORTENsE.

the pretended daughter Of the dead
doctor. was arrested at No. IL Rue
des Petits Champs. She was defiant,
and insisted still that she was the
doctors daughter. She had not vet
been told Of the discovery of the
doctors body. Before the project
she was confronted with Vallorv and
the old man, no longer venerable.
but haggard, cringing and suppliant.
"You would like to see the man
Won affirm to he your father."
''Oh. monsieur, he is dead-dcad
Why do you ask me! You say I am
not his child Non Diea, could |
but see him once more alive!"
"Mademoiselle. you zee this man.
NJ. Vallory!"
"Yes but | do not know him."
"You ought to be thankful to
him. mademoiselle, for it Is he who
has found your father, alive and veil !"
,sid the project.
The woman's manner changed at
,nce. The trick Of the project caught
aer. WomanIike in her surprise aud
age sne betrayed herself. Turning
Ipon ValIory she exclaimed:
''You wretch. you have betrayed
ne; the doctor lives. eb! This i.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-07
LAME BACK
YOU CAN BE CURED
PROP. GUILMETTE'S
FRENCH KIDNEY PAD.

a-s Your iru.sis; or Prot. .'uiliuett-- French
NHtn'y pat. AMI take No other. n E. h4- u.i
."' II, >"r 80" ant 'su aiIl rcc-i,y The nd hy
return nssti.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-08-11

New YORK Eoening Post; "The fatal
feature in the Democratic situation is that,
no matter what may be inscribed on plat
forms, no matter what legends transparencies
may bear, no matter what mass-meeting res
olutions may declare, no matter what elo-
quent speakers may say. no matter how pro-
fuse promises may be put forth, the party is
compelled to confront dismal story of its
incapacity, treachery, neglect and broken
pledges, in respect to all the important liv-
ing questions of the day."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-08-11

NEW YORK Tribune: "The south was
awarded thirty-fve additional representa-
tiyes in congress because of the negro vote
1t proposes to suppress this vote and steal
the thirty-fve seats which represent it. This
is called reconciliation, and the process is
declared TO be free and fair ballot The
man who demurs to this style OF politics is
'stirrer up of sectional strife"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-08-11

CHARLESTON (South Carolina) News:
"The Republican party can promote recon-
ciliation and strengthen union, but they
must begin by accepting the southern whites
as their equals in public affairs as they &C.
cept them in every other walk of life. They
must also recognize the absolute necessity
that they who know most, work most and
own most in state shall direct It's government,
and are justified in proceeding to any er-
hemity to save themselves from the DONNA
ton of brute passion and greedy vice."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-08-11
Address Of Hon. B. F. Fiheld
Before the Montpelier Garfield
and Arthur Clubs.

Stenogrdphicdily Reported By Henry Ocida.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE SUN FOR 1880.

TIE Sun will deal with the events OF the
year 1880 In Its cwn fashion. now pretty we'll
q, ders,ood by everyday. From January !
mill Drcembsr 81 It will bs conducted ~
newspaper, written In tho English language,
and printed for the people.
A. nswspsper. TIE Bun believes In getting
all the nows Of tho world promptly. and pre-
,eutins Il in the most Ineligible shape-the
sh,ps that will enable Its readers 70 keep well
abreast Of the age with the least unproduetivs
expenditure OF time. The greatest interest," 70
the greatest numbcr-that Ii the law control
ling its daily make up. II has now circulation
very much larger than that OF any other Amer
lean Newspaper. and enjoys an Income wnicn "
10 st all times prepared 10 spend iberaly Tor tne
benefit Of It's readers. People OF all conditions
OF life and all ways Of thinking buy and read
THE Bun; and they all derive satisfsction OF
some sort from itr columns, Tor tnef kcep On
In ifs commsuis on men and affairs ,TuE 0uN
believes that the only guido Of policy should ss
common sense, inspired by genuine American
principles and backed by honesty OF purpose
Absolutely independent Of party. ciass. clique,
organization or interest. IL II for al. but OF
none, IL will continue 10 praise what 10 good
and reprobate what 10 evil, taking care tnat its
Language IL to the point and PLAIN. beyond the
possibility Of being mi.underssood. ~ ~ unln. ,s.
surface; II has no opinions to sell, save those
which may DO had by any purchaser with Two
centr. u hates injustice and rascality even
moro than it hates unnecessary words. IL Ao'
hors frauds, pities fools. and deploies nlnoom.
poops Of every species. It will continue
hrnr sbout Tho wear 1890 10 chastise the nrrt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-05
Proof Positive.

A student in one OF our New York
colleges was charged BY the faculty with
having had o barrel OF ale deposited in
his room contrary. Of course. to rule or
usage. He received q summons from
ths President. who said, "Sir, am in.
formed that you have barrel OF ale in
your room."
"Yes, SIR"
"what explanation can you maker"
"why. the fact is. sir, my physician
advised me to try little ale each day as
q tonic. and not wishing to stop ut the
various places where this beverage is re-
tailed. determined to have barrel
taken to my own room"
"Indeed, and hsve you derived any
benefit from itl"
"Ah yes. sir. When the barrel was
nrst taken to my room. few weeks
since, I could hardly lift it. Now l eau
carry il with the greatest easel
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-05
;.faIiSo,s coUoH I0IEMaEs. |

see s::s 81: |, .:s' i;s' s:s :s.a q. f =
g., Portland, Maine
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-05

"what 10 help" asked q Lutheran
Sunday-sc teacher OF Limestone
street boy, in class. last Sunday. "a
shirt with button of. ma'am." replied
the boy. Explain yourself; what do
you mean, sir?" demanded the meek
spirited but surprised teacher. "well.
] heard my pa say to my ma. the other
morning when he put on shirt with
the neck button oil. well, this Is hell.
That's all know about It,.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-05

Tho Great Eastern steamship, which
has been long laid up at Milford Haven.
is about to be overhauled. provided
With new machinery. and adapted to the
conveyance Of live cattle from Canada
10 the United States. She will be ready
for operations next March.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-05

A little girl in Sunday school who had
been pulling her doll to pieces during
the week was asked by the teacher:
"what was Adam made Off" Answer
-''Dust." "And what was Eve made
OFF" Answer-"Sawdust."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-05

A small boy. boasting OF his fathers
accomplishments. said: My father can
do almost anything; he's notary public
and he's an apothecary, aud can mend
wagons and things, and play the fiddle.
and he's jaekass at all trades"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-05

"Boy, may inquire where Robin.
sons drug store is2" Certainly, sir. 4"
replied the boy respectfully. "well.
where is iti" 81 have not the least
ida" said the urchin,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-05
NO PATENT, NO PAY.
PATENTS

0BrAINED FOR MECHANICAL DEVICES,
~ medical or other compounds. Ornamental
dssions. trade marks and labels. Caveats. A..
s,gnmcnts, Intcrferences. Infringcments and
ali matters relating TO Patents promptly attend.
ed TO We make prcllminsty examinations and
furnish opinions q to pstsntability. freo Of
charge, and all who arc interested In new inven.
tions and Patents arc invited 70 send for copy
OF our "0uide for Obtaining Patents, whieh
II scnt free TO any address. and contains com.
plete instructions how 70 obtain Patents, snd
othcr valuable matter. During the psst nvs
patents for American and foreign inventors. ma
can give satisfactory references In almost svs's
county In the Union.
A LOUIS BAaaHR / 90,
Solicitors OF Patents and AttoIneytn
L. Droit Building; w'shinsson' D'o'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-05

/. Paper 10 now used for car wheels. Il
.has been used for tracts for long tins.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06

Chief showed feet of sand carbonate. The No
stOpe on the north drift from shaft No. 3 bad good
mineral in the floor. Shaft No. ore body was look
ing wen. The shipments from March to 30 were
BOSS tons. On April the bottom OF tho Day
shaft was still in ron The Wine from t9e norm s.n
drift shaft No. 4, was IN red IRON. Both drifts from
shaft No. wercstil niineOre. The last connecting
drift from the Roberts shaft had passed over
feet of sand carbonate.
binding houses, timbcring up shafts and placing
engines and hoist ing-works III position. Ihey nave
bought two vc-stamp mills In the old shaft ninety
five feet deep body Of very hIgi-grade orc mas
been struck.
March %, that they had struck 1t rich IN the Gin
nabar ledge IN the Joint tunnel" The ledge was
fourfeet widc and the ore averaged nl4f per top;
The uCh chloride ole in the 73-foot level
continued 10 improve in quantity and quality. The
face of he tunnel was soft and weak The super,
intendent further SAYS an actually astonsheu
at the ore bodies which are being uncovered"
The Cashier Colorado, has started fifteen stamps
and will soon have ten more. all running on ore
from the COMPANIES mines on Mammoth HILL ,o
The Caribou Office received from the mine o'U4z
ounces silver bullion yesterday.
The Great Eastern is now running 30 stamps, anu
will soon have 20 more in operation. Inc ledge on on
the Flora Belle claim, frcm which the company took
213 ounces of gold in twelve days with ID stamps,
is becoming very large The net profits Tor April
Will be Tf0,0 900 ut least. -
The agent of the Pen6bscot and Snowdrift Con-
soidated Mining Company, Vestel Montana Terri
tory, tccgraphS under date of April 3: " marked
improvement lii the general appearance OF the
mine."
The superintendent of the Red Elephant writes
from the mlnr, March 81, that he finds the White
and FREQ America looking well, ard the Boulder
Nest very much better. A drift run 100 feet from
the sixth level without encountering walls had cut
six separate veins OF ore from two to four feet thick
and running 900 ouGceS per ton. The Wine be-
tween the sixth and seventh levels, q distance OK
ei5hty-twO feet was in solid orc. Tho seventh
level, running from the shaft to meet the winzc,
was alsO in orc. The upper workings were also III
bigD ore, that above the lower levels there was
estimated to be enough ore opened for two years
steady work. telegram, dated April H. states that
twenty tons shipped averaged 104 ounces. The
connection had been made between the White mine
aud the Boulder Nest, and the output is to be in
creased to forty tons daily.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06
MINES AND MINING.
ArnrnAY Anrll 5-P. \

MONDAY, Anrll o-P. NJ
The business in mining shares to-day was dull
and the tone of the market was weak. At the STOCK
Exchange Little Pittsburg was fairly steady at
about o. but Central Arizona declined from 7l2 TO
6. Silver Cliff from 5li 10 Al, later recovering to D.
Caribou to 27s. Climax to 2, and Sntro Tunnel TO
90. At the Mining Board the Comstock shares
were 10 and 90 cents lower California at 20,
and Consolidated Virginia at 200. Bodie declined
from 10 TO $50, and Buwer from to 7.79. south
Buwcr, which closed Saturday at 7G. opened at
90 and fell TO So, on report that assessment Of
5Ocents pcr share had been levied South }or. u Ter
selling at 30 fell TO 45. South Hite sold Al 20 20
al 90 against Saturday: Calayeras a .6un l.4o.
Moose was moderately firm Mt 1.33 l.3o. La
Crosse Buckeye and Great Eqstrrn were steady at
Saturdays figures. There were, however; one or
two bright spots in the market. Green Mountain
was strong at $50 aud Gold Placer was firm at lO0
The general market closed dull and weak without
recovery.
NJ Z. MINING STOCK EKCHiNGE SALES
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06
MlsccllGneons.

CHOICE GILT-EDGED BUTTER. - ANY
= person sample Of Fresh TaDlr Butter nd.
dress l.. -. LYMAN a. SON. b,aciS IN Jeftty stock and
choice Family Batter. kast Hampton. Mass.
XTICIlMS OF tie MINING FEVER Should
read supplement 2 of THE REAL ESTATE RECORD pnb-
lisnel O-ay price The only PAPER which tells all
the truth out mnes Those interested in the Lcadvile
Silver CHf Bode Arizona mines shOnd read aud ponder
For sale at all leading anI at oce 1877 Broad
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06
Nem l1nbIlratlons.


EXTRA }GREAT OPPORTUNITIES ExtTa *
LABOr Frs AND CAPITALISTS
TRIBUNE EXTRA No. %. SOW READY. 10 CENTS
INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISES.
STOCK RAISING MINING and SORGHUM SUGAR
vAsTFIELDs FOR ENTERPRIsEIN MONTANA. NtW'
MEXICO AND Tenn ESSEk. SILVER AND COPPER ~
MAINE.
TRIBUNE EXTRA No 5S is tlC third OF series cVOteut)
Industrial Enterprises in te United states In the iSt No.
a. The openings settlers in II and COiOla IA were G"
scIiie. The 81 comprises er htcS leileiS
three nmug centres tie Black lli'' Montana aud
tah Nos 49, 81 ahd cents racu, or ils tiiee
Will be sent 10. ether by mail on receipt Of - cents
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06
Bnslness Chances.

A PARTNER WANTED-Active or special,
N with $4,000 cash capital In manufacturing and pub.
fishing established 20 equal half interest
given ard required Fine opportunity
young uan 10 engage In stanllr profitable business An
communicate N treated cOnuenta Address all partiCu.
lars, Box 20, Tribune Ohce, New FORK City.
A RARE CHANCEl IRON MENl $4,000
N will buy foundry and machine shop In full
real estate and tools included 80 miles from ST. Lo
pennsylvana Ralroaa 20 hands eopoyeo trade wen
abished; no cOpetu0n sole manufacture or favOrite
agricultural implement Tor Western States; for sell
ing, illness Of propnetors Address HIGHLAND MECHAN
ICAB WORKS Highland. Ill,
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06

FIhc Sava'r Mlmng Comnanv tas IrYlrd M 1i
se.sincnt of ;; per share. the Alta Mining Con-
plry one of % cent?, ami the Lcppari one oi 1t
cents.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06
n. I. MINING STOCK EKCHiYGE SA LIES
sECOND CALL-12:3O 2. v.
THIRD cALr.--2::Bu p. VI.

,,olifornia TuscarOra TinIIr Gre'nNnunt'n
100 100 :,9 30 bio O. loo. $50
% - y - 900 40 100 -. SSS CaavrTas
Sou,b nuivyer 900 - 10 80 sIO O. lOl.. .b3. l.f5
I'D 5S south lite a,O. 80. S75 shamrock
200 49, 80 slo.. L9O Cooasiiaw lou,.;.;. I,l5
oo6 p Al 100 bS Ig5 IOO. .2i SEQ b. .63
Gold Placer DahlOncga Great Eastern 600 BIO .6i
100. sd l. 700. .10 3l0.--s3 ~ tirabVllr
100 100 5000 &C. IL 2oa So man ~ ooo'''''' 1o
Lcasiville 6O0...--- 80 Clmax
ION 40 70O. 2.1O
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06
Ocean 5teamers.

MEXICAN LINE.
~ FOR KOITEENSrOWS AND LIVERPOOL
Ouiy TransatlanrG Ihns uuier ths AMERICAN FLAG
Saing every wednesday IRON Philadelphia and Liverpool
Extra saings alternate SATURDAYS.
PENNSYLVANIA, March 25. lO D. IN,
RED STAR LINE-FOR ANTWERP.
Sailing every week alternately from Phhdephia an New
York landing passengers within eW hoars rue OF the
important points OF interest the Continent
EHYNLAND. April Il. II H. M.
For passage other inic'inatlon apny 70
PETER WRIGHT Il SUNS. GenerG ASentS. 81,
9O7 Walnnt-et.. PhiIade,pha ~ broadway Ne%:York'
A NCHOR LINE u. S. MAIL STEAMERS.
~ NEW-NORk AND GLASGOW.
From Pier No 20. North River New. YORK. .
Circassia Aprt u, pevdna Apill - D. NJ
EfliQpa April II, II M. BIvia. ---May l. ii L. H.
These steamers DO carry 'ttc, sheep or rss
Cabins fGU To <Sl. Excursion tickets at reduced rates
Cabin $40 Sltprage. S2S
NEW-YOKK To LONDON DIRECT.
From Pier NO 4G. NOrth River foot Of ClArlesst
Utopia. ..AIIi T. p H. alforn a.. AWl ~ "a M
Carins and $6j. Excursion tickets az reduced rates
HiNbEliSON BHOT1fI rs. AGENTS. b0wllng 6II e..
" EXTRA STEAMER: "PALMYRA"
FOt Liverpool direct.
SAILING SAT- TURDAN, APRlI, luth.
Passengers c;nbtrd ~ Pier l. y. r., az IL Epon
PASSAGE SG0-s6J-ani Sl"''
Apply 20
SEAGER fiftDS.
C3 Beaverst
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC, COMPANY
Of COmrauy (N No. AZ N0Iih iy" i""t 81 Norton
Travellers by His n6 avoid b1th lllsIl y English - j.
was discoIaOrts OF sing Channel small
bOIi.
LAlkA DOR Sa,~hei W cn' ".aN Ntr ~ - IL NJ
ST LAtfEANT Laclrsfrz. Wednesday, April 2i o. M
Checks drawn Credit Lyonnis. OF rlS ~ amounts "Si
Il,I.iA As.ent No. % ~ n!nM [.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06

VALE Law Sehool.-Reaular course, years;
slels sept 70 Aadress PIoL wAfLASD Se"'n"sn'o'
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06

CPRING VALLEY HYDRAULIC GOLD
- COMPANY.
Incorporated under tho laws Of Ncw.YOrk.
Location of mines Butte County, California
Capital stock. s2OuOu0. 21Oo0o shares par value 81.
SHARES FULL PAID AND UNASsESSABLE
OFFICERS:
President. EDWARD BATES DORSEY.
Vice Prs sldent and Treasurer. CHARLES NJ. FRY
secretary, NORMAN S. WALKER
Trustees Charles Fry, i. Foster Higgins r. NJ pus
fer James ". SmOnton. Edward Bates Dorsey. William s.
NIchols Benjamn G. Arnold. Henry M Taber Edward A.
Flint
Principal oGlco 6l BROADWAY, NETWORK.
This is the company which organized under the aus
pces OF United States Mining Investment Company The
property unquesonaby the most valuable hydraulic min
ing property has put this Market and ts record
= in the United States
oFFlcR or FnE WARD CoXsoIIDATID MINING
COMPANY 90 Broadway.
VNHE Transfer Books of this Company will
i close on MONDAY, March 20, at o'clock ndreOpen
April 20. - =. ->.o,.,,.,,.., :, .-..
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06

Ne steaIncIs cave Pier No. 3 y. H.. at 3 H. III,
FOR HAVANA DIRECT,
AND VERA Cruz, VIA HAVANA.
Calling at P!ugrcsO. Cainpcacile and EI0ntaTa -
CITY OF NEW YORK havana AMI Mexico. April
CITY OF ALEXANDRIA (Iavana ana noXicol sat Nay
CITY OF WASHINGTON (liavana and Mexico sat May
sThese steamers furnished with swinging bclths IN
small tables In dining ami meals served
n Ia ~ without cnarge.
+. - CITY OF MExICO viii leave New-OIleans April
S and May D. for Vera Bagiad TamptO amt lux
pan. connecting for aVana and New York.
+. ALEXANDRA & SONS. 40. 81 aud 33 broadway.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06
MiniHg.
A LTA MONTANA COMPANY,
cpTf,K ga MONTANA

A LTA MONTANA COMPANY,
IN wICKEk, MONTANA -.-l l-+ 49,
Capital. %, 100000. Shares, go each.
OFFICERS--President W. W. wickesi vice President,
Michael snow Secretary, r. +. Brooke
DIRECTURs-W.W wickes A. s. Barnes, Atanson Track,
L. d. Sheldon Michael Snow, SewYork; 7. Hauser, Cole
Saunders Montana.
limited Of salo 50 20 share, for
the purpose OF increasing the capacity OF the works.
For full particulars apply at the Office No S5 Broadst
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06
CHRYsOLITE SILVER MINING co.

I y MINTNG CO.
N GcmgetoAu. CCar creek County Col rermnns OF the
C.oiaaO RaiirOdd. Capital stock, ~3,uOihO IN
oO slar,s Pr viue. $40 Nou.aSsessbir. once. 80
PIN -. YO City Re..Sirr. Farmer Loan ani Trust
tgmpa'y rt-i'' paai LGisnia: Xee rreslenT k;uT
huyn Assistant ,ccrary raul o. dLstelhzy. Manager IN
| (nlnrlllO. l,la.r w. HIM.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06
For Young Ladies-Country.

WHEATON FEMALE SEMINARY, Norton,
w Mas, VIII comnenee tho Spring IeIn OF , Us M i't
vao.y and one Of laboratories in New Enslan
Address MISS SPRAGUF, Principal
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06

THE HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMER
ICA. BY RICHARD HuDRRIH. Revised edition. 6vOls.,
svo. Harper 4 Brothers.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06
CFRMAN MAIL.

II y IhINT u
4 NORTH SEEM ~ LLOYD
STEAMSHIP lINE bEtMEE% .:.i;NNONK
don AU.......Sat April II IiEiN .--.. SO. Airl -
RATES OF Passage from NFW-NOEk 81" ~oG !liAMP
TO.S. HAN!tn OK u. LMEs.
FIRST CA BIN ..% lOJl SECOND CABIN goo
STEEiNGE -3'E
Return tickets reduced rates. rTc!am steeiagc ceriid
cate. -.
Seerage tickets 10 all pouts in tho south Of England 80
NEIt,IlIf~ q o. HIMin .ilIr.n.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-23

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ttse Solsi9nitte, entbdlt bas Ssft: Wsuea
eebsn, @ras uub Der S6Iosbsrg Dom llfsI
Der Wur aus, Eourifsn TN Bsrnsr O5er:
lamb; Stranbicenerie Bel Bald am Gar
Wiienilm, bic @rintung BON ct. @aIsn,
Ttserpferb, Giraffe unb Wasborn, bic So
ni9tn 2ouile BON YreuBen unb NapoIson |
in Tilit, Der 6Slner Dom In ieiner Dol
lenbuns unb BITE &atbebraIs su @rar In
tlnsarn. 0om Deutf9en 5ausidat e.
i9einen per Sabr ls 5efte 3u 20 Gents ie'
bes. Da3u mirb cine id6ne @ratisprdmts
sssebeu. W69te bisie idSne Seiti5rift
BITE @artenlaube", vDas Dabsim", rllsbe,
2anb uno Meer~ unb ane bic iIufrirter
berartisen 8Idtter, BITE lsibsr nod inner a.
piel tn tatbOIii@e 5amtIien einbrinsen, bal
bisR erieten. 4
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-23

Sn Stabt unb 2anb fnb sesenudrtis
5unberte BON @rsmplaren Der Neu Dorf
rTrutb" { ,lucus a non l~ucendo") psrbrei.
tet, porin BITE tabmIt9f betannie Strua
6r. 8u ffet 81 60. In Rem 0ort Be-
i9uloist wirb, &ir9snornate etnsei9muss
seIt, refp. beren Wsrtb bstrlserii1srmsiis
3u ntebris a~nsessben gu baben, mssbaIb BITE
san3e Senbuus NIT Bei@las beIest uorben
iet. -.
Go Iiest uns nun ein S@reiben Der gaew
DOrter Solbeb5rbe Dor, worin BITE san3e
Bei9uIbisuns ais cine semeine, nies
bertr6 &tis &C sage be3et&uet wirb.
Sc 1T besreifi@, baB cine Girraa Der ans
bern Oppoftion ma9t, Opposition is the
life of trade, aber baB eth Concurrent bias
sebt unb benz anbern bur1 Iisenbafte Be-
rt@te, Rulings 3u f9aben iu9t, bies IN
ni@t erIaubt unb ni1ts meniser ais drift
LID. Dos fnb Wittel, bsren fi9 uobI eth
Sobn pom Stamme ,Nimm" bebient, Az
benen aber tein gbrennann sreift. Bic
tbun ~abrisens, benen bie fe sebrau9en,
uebr S9absn ais Rusen.