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SGr,h. SINE tie aut o viO ie' y.
lac Immigration End me or e y
,,Jeen the United s. anG .ore.. Il
na,iohs res, with tle ,on o. re
Uli,cd States end j. 80. N. l:-ag
po"eis, the repdbEt. .. -,r5e :.
lie rnrestr'eted immi > i'll o. re
Chinese a an evil o. gre, IA. 1i.ecc
ilvo'-e TIE e:,er, -e Of ,haS owe. .oIe-
:. n and limit that i.n = e, io1 "
lie eo'e;meut o. >peh 10 ui,ane
? I'd reasonable piovis obs ae.;i pc
du th.t rcsull
!Se,"Mh. That the IT s-d
p. I. iO'iSm which charsc e ,..e
eatly ca Ger of Rutherfo t. T.. Have ii
pet.e and wa, and which guided =
'aorght Of our immedia.e y.edece,.o =
o bim ior 4 presidential Z. nd,date.
ave continued 10 inspire fim III IL,
c. Ger . CHEZ exccu We. and the III
,Orv VIII accord TO his adm:l /, r. iol
lie % o.s which are due 10 "A efficier..
lGst a=',i ,orr,eouS discharge o. Ie
onbl'c business. end Will homo. rs il
,er1os: ons Re ween the people ard
he "op0>cd nsrtisan l..w.
T. cM. We charge upon ne dem-
oc.a.ic 1..rty the hdbiiual sacrifice Of
p irloISm and Justice 10 q sup ere
srd miserable lust o Office and pa Oh
&c: that 10 Obtain pos ,e sion o. he
Rational and sac governments. srd
TIE control OF Pie tney rave oh... &c :
ed ait eiorts 20 purii,, 20 600 :. We ,e
-.cedom o. ,rE'aGe. have de; : |
,-audciert ter.liica ss end lie, :,
b. - J. 20 cd 10 III - law. rilv e. Z.
mel Ne Or COO, 20 aCcL. : p al
had is tie vote o. a majority of he
sta'e; II lie horse of iep.e " StiiyeS.
have enc eevoled 10 o-c. " bv for. e
ard =. &C he Dlaee7 u ven o
OF 'ei hy. ne pHorle % Il. me. End
cred 'y the coI'f eouS ae.iOu of
he pr,'O''c sou. jave ny HE ,ods
coz n D'ilci and t,.su.cal in
ot,c-'-e e. &c lcd partisan lc2i>la,; on
20 'e s?pi OPT. iol bills upon whose
>: Se Tie ve-y movements o. he
3o-e nrnent de )ends: have q us'ied re
slt o Tie individual: lave adyoc. cd
e nciple' ana .,or. It ne ave: O.
Z ,e on = ~. ion ard have
e. desvo'ed o 90. re the sao d
memo : o, ne Var end 10 over, ONE
; ..,ablv Va 'tl.. Die resal,s: ma ion
ne .onsl nc 5dom and individual
&c |, :. 15e eGrd' s.eady and COM
ME e1.o 'e.rent o: lie ], VS. and the
+ o &C on o. { Oc. c;.>ens in lie
er.G merit o 81 = : -e.es 2 ID i'm
me- = r. eco dg he ,onsti. ~ ion
a.e -re II, o., =" o. he ma ion. The
{. rGe.o 'e>o 4 ,oush ,aa onlr be
ase ed " = b. 81 pe { m. &c of
eve , oar Sc U'a'cI re r...iol has
naCe % g J. ] e {. ecc on o.
e - I" e Ut re, o a.!
;" ,9' . EN- so,v e
re o. wv ca q e,.s - n
.en ae ecr- Cd and cen. ,e o
e. Ills led ii OF .,out ..e %
Whe evec pom, es fae T.. n =.
made ne na,ion mus De,ioi.r. end
,ie nation will So e. Ieie .ae
de'v 20 the safe. I solid soc
mdst be divided by tie .,eaoe.-l ssen-
{ o he 5al'o, ard opinions mus.
g dnd see ex Dces .on end o tvs
cad the honest vo.er mast be u olec,ed
against tero- ISM violence or aud: and
we afr m j, to be lie du ard ~. poe
o the republican pa y 20 u.e all
leg amaze means 10 restole 30 al t5e
:. ates o. the union the utmost harmony
which may be possible.
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The Plato, tn,

| A large number OF sub,c bers 20 The
GRAPHIC. wno have roo bsen I. ing
any otter REPUBLICAN pt Ne. fivi1g
oeen enrolled on our list sine we
published the platform as pal5 o lie
proceedings OF the convention, we e
publish i, .or thei.- benefi,
First. We affirm that the work o. tie
last twenty-One yeas has been Sucn IS
to commend itself to TIE t.vor OF Ire
ma ion and that the .ruissS o. tie co 'Uy
vic ,ories w.lich we have ac.';;eved
through immense Difficult les should be
preserved: that the peace Ie.,siuod
should be cherished, that the di, ye.cd
union now happily restored shorld ne
pc, petuated, and that the lioe. ,er Q.
cured to tbs generation should be / 81
mitted undimir:s ned to ;n,ple gele =
tiOls: that the order est, J..,a2d and e
c. edit acquired Should neve, re LIP. :
ed: that the pensions promised ,.Iouit,
be paid: that tie debt so mccl rcCc, d
should be extinguished by ,he I'll i,..,-
ment OF every dollar rhe.eo: 49,, re
reviving of industries snorld be - :
,her promoted, and that tie ,on lie, 2
already so great should be s.e..G.ls en-
couraged.
Second. The constitution o. tie
United States Is suo.eme lev end
not mere contract OF tie cor:e5e sd
safes it made n SOVEREIGN ma ION |: lie
Oilers are deuied to t.le So Is. out /, .e
ooundry between the poweis dele,;a &.
and those reserved Is to oe de e mined
bv the national and NOT Tie ,,,u-
nals
M, ~,
!htra. ne WORK o. popular Ger
ea':on Is one ie-t 20 Tie e"-e Oh ''e
several S.a'es ouo II Is 'he guy OIL 'Se
I'D ,ohai government 10 "a '1at HoiN
20 ire cent OF LIS constitutional a9,i y
Ire n e'h2ence Oh ie n. .on Is oct 'Ae
IS: e,;a,e OF me iii,ell' ,elce IN 1e
seVes"' s-d'es; ana re Se>,ihv o. re
Ms. on must De sra-tsc. roc by tae
.,ir'us Or any one See &C. by .-e
a'e-s:'e genius Oh al.
Ea..r:b The cons; ion u eIv o,.
~ cono,ess 70 maze any L., W.
~ on establishment . rai.. ;o- ~ :.
= lie ~ bo "a ne n IN -, he 40 So
-, aN,;ns, 10 ;nf,neosnos 90 =,
:, ,;Is aac . 30 * 80, q 20 " - - .on-
= ION We ~ q Soge ,om.rand >.
"a Ions,;.,,,i ion No a amen5.d a. n
J. ~ :. me n, n II ',iiion ON he IA.
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More Wife than Country.

The other night, soon after ware
meeting had opened, one of the cleo
Tors present began edging for the door
as if he ment to leave the place. He
was soon stopped by a friend, who
said:
Don't leave us now, want you tc
hear what the speaker is saying
Hear that! He says We must triumph
or the country is doomed"
"Yes, know, but i've got to edge
along towards home" was the reply.
"Homes great heavens, how can
you talk Of going home until he has
finished that speech! There he goes
again! He asks ifyou want to see
grass growing in the streets of our cit
ies-our fertile farms returned to the
wilderness-our families crowding the
poor houses until there is no longer
room to receive another!"
"No, do 1T know as / would, but
l guess I'll sort O. work my way out"
"Wait fifteen ADMINISTRATIVE
wait until he finishes. There it is
again! He asks whether you are a
freeman or a slave? He wants to
know if you have forgotten the patriot
ic principles defended by the blood of
your grandsires-if you have forgotten
the sound of liberty bella
II don't know as have, but must
go-really must"
"Hear that-hear that! He says
our country will bless you"
Il can't say as to that" replied the
man as he crowded along; "but I'm
dead sure that the old woman will if l
at git home in time to put this cod
fish to soak for breakfast"
"Great guns but do you prefer cod
fish to liberty ! exclaimed the other.
81 don't know as l do, but l git
more it,
And you will see this country ruined
see her go to destruction 2"
I'd be kinder sorry to see her go
down hill,'' slowly observed the de-
linquent as he reached The door. "but
il you had a wife who could begin
jawing at 10 o'clock and not lose
minute until daylight, and then end up
with a grand smash of croclse.y and a
fit of Mysteries, you'd kinder stand off
as | do and let this glorious old re-
public squeeze through some mighty
fine knot-holes. . Free Press.
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HOW TO SAVE MONEY.
Sill in the Lead

Call on James Kealns on ae south
e..st corner Of the square, where he
leeps constantly on hand the best asso:t-
men5 Of fresh meats, bacon. land, and
s..usages. ever kept in kirksville and
- fair and square dealings, expec 20
still further s,upass every bu cher IN
ne city. He keeps the best butche 5
;, the city, and challenges The wide
west On bologna manufacture. Fo-
cleanliness everything is kept in apple
p 2 order from The slaughte. house O
he coun;e-. We play second fid6 e o
TO shops in the west. Our pre-:
lie. s.. ';e from s TO 10cents ~: pound.
Eee:;. mutton, veal and pork all the
Same. Boiling beef from to 8 ces.
Firme:s having fat stock for sale W.
get The highest prices by calling on rs.
JAMES kEAENs.
Sou least corner of The 81. u e.
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New Firm.

Messers John Hannah and iona:
Caskey have bought out the ''hun; !.
mans friend" Mr.. w. H. Turner, anC
inv;,e all the old customers 10 cll
as well as the public generally, and
give them t'lal on groceries. Re-
member the place-McGovern's old
stand west side of the square.
Maynard has purchased the stock,
furniture, and fixtures of Parks & Co.
and has moved into the new building
which was fitted up for them. Call
and see him.
If you wish to see handsome rig
just cast your eye on the New No. s
machine wagon.
Do not forget to remember, that
Andrew Jackson is still alive and that
heis still selling the New No. s Wheeler
X Wilson Sewing machine. Rooms
in the express office, doors south of
Balyo rs corner.
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A Business Chance.

d N. Wilson of tbs place. owing
to the fact that the constantly increasing
demand for his proprietary medicines
are such that his whole lime is occupied
with their manufacture and sale. He
will therefore close o1t Ills en,;ire sock
of general drugs very low for cash O.:
to a responsible patty on time. He ha
full line of all K IDS of drugs ETC. of
tie ve,y best quality and tai fl out a
pal y desiring business in tbs line al
the very bottom figures Gil on or ad-
press him, east side of the square Kirks-
vile. Mo.
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CorAE1xEEsH,p.-Dr. Swe,nam has
associated with himself in the practice
o.; medicine. DIR. G. A. Cohen. They
viii CRY on The pracuce at DR.. SWEET
mans old sand and calls will be
promptly attended 20 at all hours Oh
lie day or nis.h..
TO THE PUELlC.-Iae renu:-e
Siu';e. Sewing Machine can only 5e
u ocuteL a. re SINCE. N. GU. courin Z,
Comp ~rS On 2. opno>i'e he nos,
Office. One .siGcS auvei rs'ng GEM
ire o,n"er la. lines ale selling wor,L-
le i.ii ai:on>. E.E. BLACn,
y. D. 4er S.nge. Mfg. Cos. Office
X L.1.ne.
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HEBREw HOSPITALITY One of the
strangest incidents in connection with
the expulsion of the Jesuits of France
is the fact that some OF the exiles found
an asylum under the hospital roof of a
Hebrew banker, This was vengeance
worthy of Isleal. In the times of
Torquemada and the inquisition, the
Jesuits prosecuted the Jews to death
throughout Europe, and now, in return,
they receive shelier and bread from
the Israelites. o. those whom they once
burned al the stake. This noble re-
ven9e and worthy of the people whom
the Lord delighted to call his own and
TO make his messengers of mercy
throughout he world Hebrew Led
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We sr6mit to the practical sen.i;5ls
people o. the United Stases TO say
y iet.er it would not be DANGEROUS %
ie Gear Il interests of orr eOuni.r at
II; ''me % >rr,enter the admins. "a
ION he national government to
darty h;ch SEEKS 10 over throw he En-
e policy rnde.' which We we've sOplos
2ei ous and thus bring dis;rusi and
con u ION where is now order, conf
derc and hone.
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y Nellie Davis is Coming!

We state that we have known Miss
Nellie Davis ION iei. infancy and can
che er ully commend her to the favorable
consideration of oul people as a fine
reader and one with ,are natural gifts,
possessing rema, kable dramatic and
elocutionary powers for one not yet
midway in her teens. Let all tu1n out
and hear he. on the I'd and 3rd of Sep
TENDER, at the Masonic hall.
+. NJ HARRINGTON,
ANDREW Jackson.
ALBEIT DUTcRsH.
Aug. -. 1880.
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The house in which Lieutenant (now
GeneraD Grant was married is still
standing at the corner of Fourth and
Creen-sts., in St. Louis. The parlor
where the ceremony was performed
is now used as a physicians Office.
Tradition preserves the fact that the
wedding was merry one, and that
dancing continued until midnight. A
Santa Fe traveller was brought in and
diverted the company with lively
Spanish dance. The friends of MI.
Dents family were invited in, and
many Of General Grants old comrades
f. ON the barracks were present. Some
Of the furniture which occupied the
mansion at the time is now in possess
ion Of the occupant. Among these
old souvenirs is shown a large ottoman,
about three feet long, and covered
with velvet of tiger stripes, though
little faded by time Among the other
relics ofthe Dent mansion there is an
old-fashioned bureau and leaf table
Of French manufacture. 1t is made
of mahogany and has drawers at both
ends, which can be hauled out when
the side leaves are raised or dropped
down at the sides. Instead of legs at
the corners, the table is sustained by
one leg in the cen.er, supported by a
broad pedestal resting on four casters
at the corners, SO as to move easily
about the floor. There are also shown |
some halfdozen rush bottom chairs
that, it is said, did service when
General Grant was married. The fol-
lowing is copy of the record Of Cen
eral Grants marriage in the recorders
office:
Estate OF Missouri, county OF ST.
Louis. l certify that have this d. /,
oined in the holy bonds of matimony
Lieutenant Ulysses Grant, of the
United States army. and Julia Dent,
Of 81. Louis. Certified bv me this 1o;h
lay Of September, A. D. 1913. H. Linn.
Fled October 2o,h. 1S48."
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Notice.
Sou least corner of The 81. u e

DIS. Sweinam e. Cohen still occupy
their same old stand and are ready to
attend calls at all times of the day or
night. At night DR.. Swetnam will be
found above stairs in the brick i'm
mediately South of the Quincy Grocery,
and DIR. Go5en at his residence, east of
Ross & Sons lumber yard.
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Connecticut Geuius.

A Connecticut MAJ IS never hap "
Unless he is geor.n,. - some coat. =
vance that can De rsed % 5 x,-en -
ierent purposes. One o: ,h-il a. =.
work on ii machine TIA. is OILY 10 ne
a combin ed ihras.liay m. cai.'e. loot
crush and lig l.l.l.-r0d. auG = ;,n ,
considered % hive a.y i,ce.Iriiy. J.
was CorE ct.cuo mai Who j vented
~ae maca. :e ,..aG got NJ Lee. .Jo.,le
and los o. on peoJ.a mo i.ouble.
lnls thing W. 10 on wa-d aopea. an. t
cane. but i yG, iouc.l a s.. ny cor
cealed n the .e..6 OF i, an i. low vi +:
dischai ged from t ,e end OF it: .ouc.l
another spring ana lot OF di. " va ,er
was Gischa geo: ,orca third so.ilg
and needle sho, ont. and iiDmet ia,e-
~ reti:ed, and touc,l a fourth syr,g
and p.-ir o. s.Iears come out. wol keG
al 'us ant a I'D We're withdrawn. NJ.
E2erbo,tle accidently got hold of Olp
Of these canes without UNDERESTIMATE.
1t, liz tur- and started out for walk.
He hadL gone four rods before he
mel = /. ieal, Mr.. snide, and they be-
gan 10 talk. and Eeerbottle careleSSly
poin led the cane al Snides new shirt
stud add accide.nlv touching a spring
lot OF wa,er was discharged inio
Snides breast. Snide thought it WITS
a practical joke ana being very mad he
grabbed Beerhoatle, gave HIM "a fearful
mauling and then went off with the
cane. HAY -ng Just welt around the
corner, he saw liienJhe wanted TO
speak to and ihinl ing thee was no
further danger LION the cane punched
the friend with it al I'd that time the
needle-spiins worked anG the friend
got about three inches of s.eel iauned
into him and he Jumped like seer
and then began 20 swear frig lt,fuly and
and was going TO throw large rock at
Snide but the latte apologized and ey-
Diained that he didn't know how it
happened and while he stood there
talking and swinging the cane. he hit
another spring and lae arrow few out
and took a Chap over the way in the
mouth and broke two teeth for him.
The victim was rather annoyed by the
occurrence and came'oyer with bloody
mouth and . dog to see ABORT it and
Snlde denied anything bout it. q al as
he explained and hol,:ine the c. ne
about two ieet clear OF The .rolnc, 'e
dog somehow scored himself rndc
and the unlucl-v Snide hit lie
spring and out o,me tie 4a5e a.,
clipped the dogs al of. OF e er ,'',an
powde;r. The dog was mucI pr 90.
and tied, how'ing. and Is ow.,e lie =
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CITY ITEMS.

-DuA Local notice of a business
nature, on this page, first in
sertion 10 cents, each subsequent in
serdon S cents per line. Notices and
advertisements ordered for no specified
time. will remain ill ordered out, and
be charged accordingly.
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Mr.. Tres, ais last meeting with Dr..
Guthrie was in Ams,e.dam in 1867,
at the evangelical alliance congress in
that city. The decor gave an ac-
count of his ragged SC nools to a vast
audience, chiefly composed of foreign
ers. Many were able % follow him,
though he spoke in English. and their
astonishment was indeed great. Even
the undemonstrative Ouch was
aroused by his stirring appeals, and
their enthusiasm rose TO a high pitch
when he closed by saving, "Now, if
you mean to take this work in hand,
and try and rescue these forsaken ones,
mind that ye provide plenty of soap
and water. BERN by washing and
scrubbing them well, that they may
know, it may be for the first time in
their lives, the feeling of being cltsn.
Then feed them with bountiful meal
Of milk and porridge; and then prayers.
Porridge first, mind; prayers after
wa-ds." The people fairly shouted as
they listened to this quaint but sensible
advice from the eloquent Scotchman.
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Those intending to attend the elocu-
tionary readings at Masonic hall should
secure reserve seat tickets. For 81 le al
Fout's dug store at an ea-ly date.
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John R::chey has abstracts
to al rel es;.lie in this county. II.
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Bargains in Teas, Coi,seS, md
Sugars at Glaizes Grocery.
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Advertising Ratea.

Equitable Advertising Rates based on actual
circulation. 1.'c advertiser gets just what
he pays fof-no more no less
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-17
SoIlm q atsa,

s~aasrirft, 6sssisti,n. nsa aatu sfayieam Dstsnsssss
vTsm aufs panhniaat btsrat.
cfaes; RsressItSs 9st ssa Brain anb 4. Srss&,
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-17
Der 3immtrmann SarI Sanfe ,eiot

Der 3immsrmann Sarl Sanis ssist In
Nr. 80 Der S@ws!pniBsr 3ts. an: .@ar,
nuns II! Sitts mid ni9t ~ Ssrpe@IsIp
NIT Der Sebamrne SdtsL bsnn f9 btu bis,
Der feinsm RenIhen stpas l@ulpis unb
psree BON Dsrsn 9Idubisern INNER &c.
uabnt. SD psrbists MIR taS" Wan
fann pobl Sdtl NIT Snnfs ssrpeGisln,
absr stnsn 8immermana NIT elmer Sstas
me- has frstltb leltf nitt ssl9tben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-17
A8entnr

rar bic s srsvstn DanpH4tfs-g smsasHsseu sac sssyss
De SdsIiAs sbfabrt.
pamburs- Uncertainties einis IS Dampss,
9crb.D tuti&sr eloyb, Bremen IS Dampftx.
&nnare eintt. etpsrpspI u. Mnttpsr. f6 Dampfes.
&fb Star cine Dampfer.
Dtt 3auftntt ssn Tafasiuen, Bic 70 In ben Tar. n
Saeren at stffsn Gampfera euribe nns btnlta fststss
saet fas bic btas gmrftslnas uah habtn MIR bas 8uisssu
asinu 6rtunst stHaat.
SIN gsrbtnSnns NIT Obisem, fieae ID
Bs9ieI auf ale SauptRdSte guropa's aus.
Gtfeubaba . 9tdetS
aaa alien 1auYtassien gm1tiay uns gaIifsrnisy Esunu
zen sanlen das In metntr Ofas ~ sn rsstindjisrn pre(rs
sssiaatt rsssn; q "a ntat nststs 10 saf ben Dspss Dc
Grauoeisentbum REAL ESTATE.
gtns srsSt auspasI ss btatn esast. atsrnteuns, sa
md barmen une yrdtridinetrtisn BHs BET utr hrS % ben
~5anaiefrn Bshtasunssn n saten unh erfu4t u tfees, bT
TIN Sch In gtstatbum hau uns ssrinHSrtasenb sslssu
rtu. mtnt etfta ~ prafsu.
8ir aHIssuns ssa GsptiaIitn nth aaf a61as uxt rsats
Gtit Ssret setrastn.
Deter Rteae.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-17
Die meaen SamensWooen.

War's rod era Dor psnisen Sabrsn,
War's auf b,e;ffen Srcttptren
pluB ;pet Damen fanpsn taum.
Sect, Q Wuneer, y fam man l1ausn
Sieben l1lanssnfdmale Grausu
Wan:eln auf peuielbsn &aum.
neberwuneen, u%ntsrbunpen,
GinsewidsIt rings umrpunpen
Dte paS Gab BON n,anHsm 3eit
S9lsppsn fie's bur6 Staub unp yfiser
I'm bas 8leis balp aus3ul9niSen.
3adwdrts -ja pa sibt'S Elm pranssn,
Saleifen, 9arnituren, Spanssn,
aue pra6t clint rott f6 jsBt.
.@lauben f5nnten pumrne 2sute,
.Disle lsi bic porrrs Sstte,
llnp Der Rppf nur umssisBt.-
3, cen Sppf tbn boIp 3u frdnssn.
CAB man emf In 2ofsn sIdn3sa!
Over Gle1ten, prdatfs SaaL-
Nun erfbetnt 60 mir BON Roden,
&auss @ers ;~er3auit tn Glod,n.
Aler pAis' unb Orpnung bar.
Sc Serwtrrter, ie p~errrebtsr,
Defo better: Strupelpster =
@ar sefpis tas Wufnbilb.
Sol&sS Musisb'n su eeuinnen,
Wdren Sneianertnnen,
Wtlpe Weibsr, faum sepiQt;
Warm su baltsn bas 9ebtrne,
Dsdt rian6 Grduletp FIBRE Stfrne,
5alb NIT fraTen 5aaren su;
Die Grtlur miro piel seprtelen.
RafsIbinper nenner, btefen
5aaridnitt ,,pople rendelette"
unb, mas auf ben 6duptsrn itset
tlnprer Damtn. tpie bos blibst
@elden bunt'fe G~arbenslutb .
Blumen, Gepern Spis.n, S&lsiftn,
Gormsn, fat nt&t su beSrsifsn,
Jules chr rur fetn Out,
5ter ON Sdsitelpunft bss 8rpfeS
Hast Elm Gburu,, bort zines Topics
Dsdel ntmmt bic Sdlife Elm.
Der binst bts gum Baden nieper,
unp eth ant'rer lenft i1 tpteeer,
berab auf's Naienbein.
5pbe 5adsn, feline SttefeIn,
Zebra Strimpfe blau unb ROTH.
Was BON @trbel bts CUR 3sbe, m
SD an unfrn Ddmden isbe,
Sdbli1 iffS unb unfommob.
Du @sibls6t senannt eas id5ne,
Wia'f Du, eae DID Beifaq frSne,
Das Dein Meus'res uns aefdut,
eab pom iuldsn Wasferapen
Die aud lebr ben SSrien l1assn
Gtnsr ormsu m9nnermaIt 2 f.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-17

9as @tpiiisn. Gin 3nats benz i.in
esbrsr gar ni&t bsareiFi6 MAIDEN fonn,
t, pas @swiHsn ist. purSe ldlfsslia sss
fraat; nWas ruff In Dir Elm unbebas.
ltass 0sfdbl bsrppr, rpsnn Du sin lnrs1t
sstban bait ?"-.DsS 0aters S1lsnste,
msr!" mar bic @ntpprt ees 3nabsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-17

Cine &ir6en Siftations anetssts
srsdblt bic .Shlsi. 8irbsn;situus". Gle
III barmIos, entbdlt aber cine tpabre Ssss'
bsnbsit.
Gin abs,lsssnsS DprFsiu. pslass BEN.
nddf ssseupartts iein musts, pie Ssrrn
Don Der SiftatiUn tei fib sin3tsbsn su feb
en-. mar In 8srItssnbeit uun eth ssiRliGes
Digfommen. Our srdnsn Gbreupforts
NOR ales fertis tppber absr bic Sul&rtft
nsbmen2 Wan i6idt einen Gilbpten sar
Staet NIT Der Anfrase, mas man Dor!
aus lem slst1sn 3pede fur Wcrte ges
pdblt Die furse i&riftlias Nntport
sab an: Gbre fsf Soft In Ter SSbs !
unb bariitsr cine 8rpnt.
Der Sumrr ,poute es BADEN, bas Der
a~usffbrsnp. Rdnflsr nit fstnem @sean,
Zen auf bic 8si&nuns elmer Srsns ssrftsl.
ionpsrn IN srossn Buafabsn bic ;nsi
3silen nialts:
Gbrt fei Gptt In Der SSbtI
unb barber tins arpne /,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-17

3ur9 bic S6lsi&s 3ts. pom z. Suli
lu&t nstn 8unasdrtnsr serbeiratbet, saus
srnce Stsauns. upp pirpe psrislbe aud
Stcauns alS Observation-Disclosures 9drtner
unnebmen." Das III pirfIia eth 3unas
girtnsr!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-17
Die lnffi8s Spalte.
gsri4lase ~ neusa stsusrn

Sori4la8e 30 neusa Sttmern:
Ssfsuert ben 3opf uns ben S&lensrian,
Das 6se &Iapitrfitmptr.
Den ruuffaltf&fn @~rS6tnmnbn.
Befeusrt bic pfuf&r unb Stimpsr.
9eesusrt bic gIaiabfit unb ltnnatur,
Sefeaert btuaalte Wangtn,
9saeuert bic tpbt 8opfrifur,
Ssfsnsrt bic S&IsppSsu, bic lanssn.
9eatufrt @sinnunsslu mpenttum,
8ehsuert bic ;3Snfn unb Glider,
9tftutrt bic 6repler an Ba&us Rutm,
gsfsusrt bic 8Gli&er unb Rif&n.
geasuert bic 5sHabrt btaeutr. ben Reib,
9eftuert bic uafTrissn Di&teJ
Sefeutrt bic flrinnaitbise I~raurigfti,
gsfeusrt bic iausrn @sT&tr.
Der Staatsmann, Der fpl&e' Gieueru srbebt,
Wirb Danfsnsrsrtbes beginner,
uub tpire, rds Der Ranilsr 70 eifrig srlfrebt
SIN 6luse NtliOneu sepinnrn.