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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-08-17

tary display. a royal day pageant incl
dent 70 the reception OF Ceceiius. Lord OF
Baltimore. and qgrand night pageant Of
brilliant tabIeap1. comprising a larger
number Of foais than has ever before
been put on wheels In any city Of Amer
lea. There viii also be a brilliant assem-
blage and royal reception By card at
the Academf d Music, whers il is ex-
pected Rex snd perhaps the beautiful
Queen Of thr Carnisalof New Orleans,
the maids OF honor and many OF the roy
al dukes aud dignitaries OF the Mardi
Gras festival last year win be guests OF
the ladies and gentlemen of Baltimore.
II is very greatly desired by the members
OF the Order Of the Oriole to extend the
utmost hospitality to dignitaries OF the
carnival from New Orleans in return for
the kindness and consideration shown
Che ladies and gentlemen OF BALTIMORE
last spring, and the social rspect Of the
celebration will therefore be, no doubt,
one Of the brightest features.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-08-17
Party and Corruption.
list. Louis Post-Dispatch.l

M st. Louis Post-Dtspatch.
vi The Republican money raised from
office.holders, or stolen from the Gorern-
ment. to fight Democrats with is also
used to beat Republicans in the party
conventions. The methods party en-
ploys in fighting an opposing organiza-
tion soon enter into its own internal con.
fiicts and infect all its principles and
practices. Whatever corruptions of
crooked devices are condoned or tolera-
ted on the ground that they serve party
interest always become plague to those
who justify or tolerate them.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-08-17
THE ORIOLE.
Its September Festivities in Baltimore
[From the baltimore Sunni

lFrom the Baltimore SUM-
The Order of the Oriole of Baltimore
will hold general meeting on Wednes.
day evening of this week, when plans that
have been matured for the September
pageant will be reported, together with
plats, drawings and descriptive outline
of the entire procession, so as to show
conclusively in advance the character of
the work which the young men of the
city propose to present this year. In 1881
the Oriole display was purely experiment.
al and owing to the inexperience of those
who had the affair in charge the result
was very far from being as brilliant or
successful as had been anticipated.
though money was not wanting to secure
far different ends had it been properly
applied. Since then, however, the Or
der Of the Oriole has been organized On a.
basis somewhat similar to the Mardi Gras
secret orders of New Orleans. Aslarge
and intelligent committee was sent tothe
Crescent City last March to witness the
Mardi Gras professions, and sub-com-
mittee penetrated the sanctum sanctorum
of the most exclusive of the orders, and
the veil was lifted for the first time to
non-residents. This initiation of several
energetic and intelligent young Baltimore
business men furnished tho kew for the
work which for the past three months
has,been stesdily pursued in secret. In
this work, too, the Order. of the Oriole
has been stimulated by an ambition to
present results which will do no discredit
to the New Orleans sponsors, who. will
be largely invited TO the celebration and
most royal entertainment without cost.
The pageant will hive as the raison detre
that'it is for the celebretion of the anni-
versary of the defense of Baltimore, the
heroism OF them who held Fort McHenry
against the British feet, and the birth Of
the 'sStar-spangled Banner" In all the
history of Baltimore, the city has never
witnessed such celebration of these events
as this September will present under the
auspices of the. Order Of the Oriole. In
addition to hiSpaTiotic foundation bus
iuess will be Combined with sentiment
and pleasure. The celebration will inau-
gurate the fall business season-a time of
year when thelweather and the city are
usually at their Brightest and best. Spe-.
cial invitations have been extended to-
the boards Of trade OF st. Louis, Chicago,
Cincinnati, Louisville, Mobile, New Or
leans, Charleston, Savannah, Augusta,
Atlanta, Galveston, Norfolk, Richmond
and WiImingtop, IN. Q. -fotifteen lead.
ing %sss q tSsss s9ass soats ssaies
will be provided with special through
cars TO insure every comfort possible for
long distance travelling. and for niers
chants and business men generally, wheI
may be coming north ct the opening of
the season, special inducements viii be-
offered to stop 10 Baltimore, where there
will be the certainty Of unrivaled amise@
raent for The. time being The celebSa-
tion will last three days covering tIeAii-
of the city's defense. Septenls
ber II, and the two succeeding days, The
will include splendid milf
lRsb e ta satn ENsl aaet si3 itsa kN 81
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-08-17
Beryl McC ClOskey.
[Chicago Tribune.l

L y -
"God help mel'' Il
Standing by the window in an atti-
tude of careless grace Beryl McCloskey
spoke these words in low, bitter tones
that told too plainly of the sorrow that
was breaking her young heart. In her
pretty white dress and ornaments of
gold Beryl was indeed handsome.
Brow and throat and cheek were as
white as the fair cyclamen leaves that
she had gathered in Brereton Wood
chat September afternoon, while the
lustrous hazel eyes that peeped out
from beneath >pair of brown lashes
were sadly beautiful in, the intensity
Of their pleading. But the dimp1ed
face was pale, and the RANT mouth as
grave as q nuns. tt,NtS# @lsiaIll
Turning suddenly, Beryl stepped to
the open door, The, west wind that
was sobbing in the pines that skirted
the lawn and seemed to carry on its
wings the voice of tears met her with
a caress as she emerged into the open
air. The golden blossoms Of a labnrn-,
umAbent ovea her as She stood Oh the
piazza and flung their perfume at her
with every passing breath of wind.
The hedge that marked the pathway
leading to the lawn was starred with
clusters Of delicate flowers. Some,
where, IN the far blue over head, a lark
was singing, and brindle COW, with
foreshortenedg tail, was sharply out
lined against the western sky. AS she,
stood there, sinking Of the days gone
bythat were I so filed with ioy--the
days when one whose voice she would,
never hear again, whose face she would
never see, was over at her side, MAX
ing life bright and pleasant her lnoth !,
or came softly beside her. asss n
There is no pie" she said,
Befyps eyes sgrewyd lin with tears iof
longing, her little hands were lifted as,
if the could really reach out and gath,
el baek shat hsppy past. Then with Fl
Sigh shS came back TO- the present.
Tia vision had faded. M herains drops
were plashing ii Her face. The Wind
had brought With Il q fog, and she,
could not see many yards before her.
a'sAll my life Is mist and storm, n
she said desparsngly with not even
q pie to find one fnddy elsam Of hope
= :
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-08-17
What it Did for an Old Lady.
CosHoCToN STATION, N. Y,
Decemher % 1879

q DecemDer 70, 1873.
I GENTs:-A number of people had been
using your Bitters here, and with marked
effect. In one case lady of over seven
ty years had been sick for years, and for
the past ten years had not been able to
be around half the time. sAbout six
months ago she got 30 feeble she was
helpless. Her old remedies, or physi-
clans, beingof no avail, I sent to Deposit,
forty.five miles. and got bottle of Hop
Bitters. 1t improved here SO she was
able to dress herself and walk about the
house. When she had taken the second
bottle she was able to take care of
hersown room and walk out TO her neigh
bors. and has improved all Che time
since. My wife and children also have
derived great benefit from their use.
w. B. HATHAWAY, Agt. q. 8. Ex., Co.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-08-17

! Some experiments have recently been
conducted in the old country, with a
view of acertaining the best methods of
preserving manure so as to retain the
more valuable Ingredients. In one of
these experiments the manure was al
lowed 10 accumulate under the cattle for
a long perio1-three months or more
in specially constructed deep stalls 1t
was found that in every case the manure
so formed was, as compared with that
OF the ordinary manure heaps. in more
workable condition, the ammonical salts
were better preserved, and all useful in
gradients were present in greater pro-
portion.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-08-17
Eminent Men.

1t may be observed that no attempt is
made to hunt up out Of the way or un.
known places to find names to endorse
Simmons Liver Regulator:
Hon. Alexander III. Stephens. . (.
John w. Beckwith, Bishop OF Ga.
General Jno. B. Gordon, u. s. Senator.
Hon. Jno. Gill Shorter, ex-G Gov. Of Ala.
Rev. David Wills, ID. D., President Og-
lethorpe College.
' Bishop Pierce, of Georgia.
Judge Jas. Jackson, Supreme Court, Ga.
And did space and time permit we
could fill a volume with thehighest testi-
monials. Fyff
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-08-17

STILL ANOTHER: A new swindle for
use on unsuspecting farmers has been de-
vised. This time fellow comes along
driving shining rig, and sells carpet by
the sample. He offers three-ply ingram
at thirty-seven and oneshait cents per
yard, and genuine Brussels at forty. three
and one-fourth cents. The farmer se-
leets the patterns he wants, the agent
writes out the number of yards, the
price, ETC., farmer signs the order C), and
next week he has note in the bank to
pay, and he never sees nor hears of the
carpet any more.-EG.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-08-17

"Golden Medical Discovery is war
ranted to cleanse the blood from all i'm :
purities, from whatever cause arising.
For Scroffula, sores of all kinds, Skin and
Blood diseases, its effects are marvellous.
Thousands OF testimonials from all parts.
Send stamp for pamphlet on Skin Diseas-
es. Address Worlds Dispensary Medical
Association, Buffalo, N. Y. f3ag}f
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-08-17
It was the Yacht.


Says the Philadelphia ,Aeios: .Mary
Anderson has been out sailing in her new
yacht. She Is very handsome, decidedly
fast, has all the modern Improvements,
and plenty of room on deck, ~ We pre-
e1fIae the Ne1rs refers To the Yacht.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-08-17
..Fair Girl Graanates.r. .

whose sedentary lives increase these
troubles peculiar to females, should use
DIR. Pierces s.FavoriteL Prescription, !"
which is an unfailing remedy. Sold by
druggists.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-08-17

II the children have coughs OF chills,
use that peerless Cough Syrup Of Hills,
Il win make them all right the very first
night. -44s.fe 41rs. f,.s-t
That fine old Cough Syrup Of HilPs, so
cts. and 81 per bottle. For sale by Knee
land. I Ftrl-ls r.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-08-17

GMsfrstIe izsai elnss ; nrss -
90 EIIkI LllIlT tlsE11llTraa.- iapslsa- *
~ s:s:,':: :: si: :: .s::s.;'s s:::.:: J. !: ~
IZ'l<gt.er.1s orrzl y sll1.E "a hls - kax<.I
llEl-zl rnfnIlInH nnt Positive Cure. 1.FI1ll
- tfllalet I1sn IN i1Tulal.ry tI.sAarErr
nsntai Elos al tzsrs1dlury aud sss3
DosE+ Chsaper = belter tA4n auy cher cslssFia
a. ss.1.s - rsesels, v.sa y Esfsss
s;esfIis a & iiS's .5,;T ii si;' sit
= soldinNapoleon By J-c.saar. -
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-08-17

SOLDIERS sss.s. nov :ssss,s. Z; s'....s From :,
any hind caused by military SERVES are entitled to
PENSION. Widow, minor children, dependent
mothers fathers Of soldiers Who died from the e
pensioners nrs entitled 10 an INCREASE. Careful
assistance given In DELAYED on REJEcrED cr.kTxs AZ
many can Be allowed with bud little more evidence
Complete Instructions with references sent on appll-
eation- cHAs. q GEO. A. KING, Attorneys-at-
Law, $40 st., Washington, d. O. a.
ikocHk ikoHk Practical Life. !Ia, 81 lK.sy % Ys.s,..
80 p Clear yge nne.t binaisE and iiIustrsfie.e
ASEhIs WANTED. tzk = f1Ee per Month.
jly-slyr .e''e
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-08-17

lRtf ae tsRssta9 l8fa4 EMs aas& AS itsa kN q
rs " 9s h a1AEfAH sssEes
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-08-17

To IN Joseph Z
hngof petition
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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-08-17

q
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mfsston
ounyd No dac bou sand dtretot
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-12

ger 8sit permanent einen iber'normaIen
Wahsrftanb. am Sreitas fling bas Wai.
ler Der Woiel an ,u ftsisen unb ffies Bic
Sonnta9 Worsen, no es cine 96be ers
retht, ME istt eintssn Sa5rsn ni9t msbr.
Jn @repenma5er waren ein,eIne Bobns
bdufer nabe pom 0afer beipaIt, mebrsre
9smaiefsIber unb @rummetbaufen ibers
i9uemmt. Webrfad tatt.n bic Re0er bas
Srunbwafer. - ~ltnanssnsbmsr sins es
loon tn &smi9 Der, no nidt nur bic R.Is
Ter DOM @runbwafsr ssfiat, ionbsrn am
Samfas unb Sonntas Der WoisIa lat uub
BITE unterfabt h%beritwsmHt marsn. I'm
Sonntas feel has 8afsr, felt Sisnftas
itstst BITE WtoisI uisbsr unb fat faft bic
ndutIi5s 6Sbs srreidt.
Giuilitano Der stabt Grrbeama6er.
9eiratbsn. ~. Sept. Sobann
8a3nsr, 2sbrsr NIT anna Birous. obne
Stanb, beibe aus @rspsnma1sr. IL. OFT:
5obanu @oerssn, Wssssr. gu Remid, NIT
anna Ratbariua S6od, Rit5srin su @rss
oenma&er. H.: Sobann Deter Noe, Nm,
ltr.i9sr, NIT gItiabstb S9od, Rdtberin,
beibe aus @rsusnma5sr.
SterbefdIIe. gm "a. Sttober:
Rasbalsna 2etm6ad, SO Sabre alt, obue
@swsrb, @bsfrau Srans S9oudert, S&u,
fer. 26.: @euarb Biuibrorb Ramur,
Al Sabre alt, Rotar. 3d.: anna 5urt,
65 Sabre alt, obue @swsrb, 8itts pom
Ntcolas SuB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-12
Tefst(&-Suxembxrs.

I'm 10. Rouember III auf Der
station Nrlon wisbsr sin sroBes llnsIid
paffrt. Gin We9aniter, Der auf elmer
e0cOmntiue berumipastrte, feel. Die Was
l4tne sius Inn lber bstbe Betne unb i&uitt
ibm bteieIbsu beim 2sibe ab.
Der Bfarrer, 5srr Saiiant, III BON
Our, (Ssrtrtr) mad Waboupre (Baftna9)
ueriest uorbsu.
Nm abeub bss IS. fubr Elm NIT 3wst
9ocomottusn %bsipanntsr giienbabnaus auf
Der ffetlen Bebnifrsde swifdsu 5atriuaI 6
eibramont. Der Wai1tnif Der 2. Soto,
urotius tonnte ni9t Oampf ssnus i9affsn
unb sr sius gun, Wai9iniitsn Der sriteu
eseomottue, UNI ibut gu iasen, 10 fart ais
msSIi@ feline Waidins arbsiten 3u IaIsu.
aIs CT 3uriid auf feline locomotive tsbrte,
u,a@te Ct sinsn SsbItritt unb feel suii9en
bic beioen Wai4inen unb uurbs i9rsdii@
susertatet. gr bIisb uatirIi9 toSt auf
Der Steue.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-12

worbeu. Sie pra5tsoae rutfsrm 1T bal
@si@ent bes bodw. SomcapituIsrs Or
Otto 3arbetti, prof. I'm Salsfanum be
RiIuautse. 9apf SEQ XIII. BAT elmer
Der ssrbienteffsn gsrtdmpfer Der tirben,
nuftaIiideR Reform, ben fribsrsn DOM
f~apsumeifsr BON R~sssnsbure, Rsp. s. /,
3absrl, bur4 etns Briuat'a asisu; ausss:
5ei9net.
Ot5eeie Detroit.
Sas Robi,iat Der PIP. gapuiiner ber
nensrri4teten Orosnsprooins gum 81. So
ieps-f9retbt bic vStimme Der Babtbett"
ioa BON gaIuarp, isis, mad Detroit ssr'
leSt wsrbsn. galuarp if su abaeIeseu,
pdbrsnb unisre Stabt fur BITE Srbens.
ProDin,, bic ibrsu s6wsrpsntt in ben beis
ben Stautea Wisconfn unb Ren 0oIt
bat, iebr sinfis ftuirt. Die GerpHansuns
Der frOmmsn, iseIsnetfrisen unb isbr BOLTS
tbdmIi4su @apuciner in uulers Oi6ceie
Nib BON isbem s%utssfnntsn Raiboltten
freuois bssriBt. $50 has proisctirte go.
uiciat' @sbaaoe erri8tet uirb, If nod uitbt
bfittmmt. Der bodu. YropiucIai P.
SO%uausntura Srep bat pd5rens ieines
lingIten anfsnibaItes tn Detroit ms5rsrs
8aapIdss bsf@tist. ab:r fi4 nod far tsi'
men sntl4i.bsn.
9iScsfe at. YauI.
ct. Panl, Niun. gait Der gnorbnuna
Der bissiibrissn Ssmtnar. gollec.s tbsiIt
Der bo9w'ifs Biidof Grace NIT, baB ibn
Der grtras Der Iestsn goaecte In ben Stanb
ssisSt babe, sinsn Ebeil bacon ais &sier,
pefonb bet settle lssen 3u t6nnen. Ser
3usd bieiss Sonbs it bic grri9tuus zines
Di6ceian: Seminars fir bic 6sranbiIbuna
ioltsr iunssn 2eute, bis t9 benz Yrisftsrs
ftanbe pipmsn wolen.
Di6eefe ga groffe.
81 Gau Claire, Wis.. bat am Conn.
tag, ben 8. c , Der bo1u'f tie Bii9of Slai&
BITE neue st. Batrtds: Rir9s s~tnssusibt.
Dt6cefe 2tttIe &od.
Ntt erbebenbsr Jeierli&feit unb al,
semeinsr EbeiIuabme wurbe am 80. Rop.
oas 25idbriss EtisferiubiIdsm bes bod,
D'iteH 8if&ofs 6isssralb ssfsiert. Die
@etfIidtett Der Di6ceie ibsrrsi1te benz
BrisferiubiIar cine g6rie nit $1,000, pen
&eu. D. s. Salsy BON Cincinnati, Bon.
tifeaIien unb pom Bti9of Gallagher BON
@aIuefon Elm WihaIe. Dem Ssftsottss
bienfte IN Der GatbeoraIe uobnten aue Bries
fer Der Di6csis, BiiSof Gallagher BON
@aIuefou uno pieIe auswdrttse Priefsr
BET.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-12

Gorrriponbrn,.

goriss8 Sabr trat bic So1tsr zines ia,
~britauHebers aus SeIs 81 Rbsiuls In
Otsnit. Den gItsrn bate Hs psriproaen,
@sIo su isnben, init 8smsrtung, oaB bic,
isIbeu ft9 cine Cub bafar ani9afisn fol-
ten. Dor etHissr 3eit tsbrte bas Wdb9sn
nab 9aaie 8uriid, mar isoo9 ssIbIos, bsnn
Der psrbieuts 2obn mar pon benz Iei1tftn,
gen DING Su etuas anbsrm ais Bur ans
i4affans elmer Sub psrbrau1t uoroen. @s
fam nit elmer soIosnsn llbr, psI5e ss fur
100 6r. getauft bate, baberfoIBirt nnb
bei5enfte ben Batter banu NIT elmer anbern
r1br, wsIde es fir 20 5r. srbanbsIt bate.
Wtau bsnts fi9 bas @ritaunsa pes psrblaffs
ten Wannss, aIs CT itatt @sIb, eiu ioIass
@sident erbisIt. vOa, ba ba6sn mfrs,
risf er tn isinsm Ierssr. Sa bat bas bof'
fdrttse DING ote mir usripIodene Cab an
Der Seite banseu, wdbreno i'd bas RaIb an
Der Sstte trassn muB!"
Sun Ropsmber, I'M, bas 5ubsrtus, uns
ct. Wartinsfsft uerben i'm 2ursmtursis
i4sn uisIe Rirmefsn ~absebuItsn. so &C.
i4ab es aud TN Dotfs b.. Gin simsm
Der Rirmestase fommt nun sin fremSer
Nann, elm preuBti9ss BdusrIsin ms
pfarrbaus Su D., frast Oh es bier in Ser
ben Jet (stn alter Ausorud fir Pfarrbaus)
uub ais bic 5rass bsiabt uorbsn, ffelt er
ben Stod tn bic gde Der Stube, issts ii1
Johann uub betra9tst bic Ausfattung Der
Stube unb u~sruunberts fd psssu bss nus.
unb @inssbens Der @sifIi9en. gnbIi9
frus Der 8itar bss Ortss ben Rann, mas
tbm bsIiebe. - ga isbt, 5srr Yfarrer",
CAB Der @efraste 3ur antwort, Id BIN our
Rirmss sstommen, man iast mir bier iet
ss In 8srosn, absr meine S1uiesermottsr
iebe i& ni9t. Narum tommt fe bsun
ni9t2"
,6m!~ meinte Der Yitar, .wsnn man
eu4 nut ni9t irr seruisisu bat7 8sr feb
ibr bsnn eisentIi9 uno psr III susrs Sdwis'
germutterS
TIMER Wann nannte ben Namsn Der
Grau, nit bsren Eo9tsr CT usrbeiratbst mar,
unb nun ersab ss IT'D, bag CT gum 5irten
bss Oorfes aepSIt, baB man ieius preuBt'
i9e Aasbrudswsiie Ssrben gum v9irtsn")
misusrfaubsu bate. Wan mics ibm ios
bann bss D~orfbirtsu Wsbnuns unb Der
Rirmsssaft panberte aus 8srosu gum
6stbtsn.
Tetingen. Nm Is. Ropember begab
f9 Der S7idbriss Drautb Wi9sI auf ben
Sabrmartt mad 9~ursmburs unb taufts f9
baislbf elm S9wsiu. gu psri9isosnsu
WaIen uurbs bsrislbs auf benz Usage mad
isinsr 9simatb besriffsn ssiebsn, mar absr
ni9t binsstommsn. Am foIssnseu Worssn
fanb man bsiIsn S1usin tn Der Rdbs Der
GouEaiuts' RibIsam Babe ertrunten Dor.
Sbn isIbff fanb a einiss Gage nadbsr
ais 9sids TN anssiduoasnsn Bad. Der,
ielbe TT Batter pon orei tletnen Rtnbern.
9iHerbiugen. Der 42idbriss SsIbbi
ter 2oSsIta Soispb besab f4 am Is. Rop.
bes Nbenbs sur Rirmss mad Hisbercoru ;
srif tn ipdtsr Na8t usrIisB CT bisis Orts
iaaft, UNI mad 9auis suridSutsbrsn. Nm
Ra6mittas bss Is. wuros CT tn benz m.
melt ssIssensn Dsibsr ais 2eids aufss'
funbsn. 8si Der an bisism absnbe bsrr'
i4snbsn Duutslbsit wirb Der SsruusIidts
iia usrirrt babsn usb in's Wafer ~sslaufsu
isin.
an elmer @smeinoe bsS @anionS Ore,
psnmaasr linb 100 Sr. idbrIi4 fir BIZ
armen ausse!sbt, bapon srbaltsn aber sc
trstar unb Rscsusur Suiammsn 70 Sr. IL,
ibrs Mlbs CD, blsibsn nod far Bic Armsr
bulammsn so Gr, Was itnb has far DIT
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-12

Snicentruns. 8on 8utmatbiateit unb au:
tenn 6umor setst H4 an ibm aud nitt BAD
@erinsfe. Sun @ssentbeiI befdwert {,
f1 Iber &aes, fabet iberau MdnaeI aus
unb III Oes bamii9sn, isnorantsn Rritif.
reus poQ.
Der iunse 9ammsl bat Dor benz raIter
Weib", isiner Wutter feline Ahtuns msbr.
Osnu er bat bsrsits ssIsrnt, taB Der Wann
bas b65ste Wsisn. Die Mnttsr absr pstB
aus LANCER @~emobnbstt Der uuS tbsiIs aus
NffsnIisbs 3u ibrsm epl6sline, es idon
ni1t msbr anbsrs, ais isinsr 2auns tn al
len Dinssn %nat3uasbsn. Dies absr ssrabs
1T fur ben iunseu 2ammsl nur elm anbsrer
Bsweis bafir, baB fs psntssr IT. ais
Der Mann.
Gin @ewsrbe ober elm @siadft fann CT
niGt. @r min ni6t tmmsr NIT stuas be-
f1ditist isin ober arbsiten. Wie i'm bic
game unb bic Netsuns baSu ssbra@t bot,
mag sr 90 in ieinsm Rebsnbebnten oosr a9t>
Ssbntsn Sabre in ueri&isbsnen @eiSdftsn
obsr Bsrnfen psriudt BADEN; absr er bat
pisber zines uub bas anbsre aufsegsbsn,
iobalS bas Rsue aufsebott bate, sinsu
Rets auf TIN aussuibeu. SroeSem tIsiost
a 13 10 gut mie is, unb usrn es 0adt
uirb. baun fsblt CT ME an isiusr 2isbIinSs'
StraBenede.
Was ibm gut udrs, 1T, baB er ssrabe
pom Dnfe bss @curfousbotss meg unb an
Borb hes SdiHes an cine b~rsiidbriss
Srsubfabrt untsr eiusut ~WatsA ober vtwsi'
ten Wate~ gsididt mirbs. Der i'm isbesmal,
wenn er ss untsrIdst vOss" ober rSauobl,
Srrl" (aIs gruisb,runs auf cine Srase,
einen BefebD gu iasen. bas Gauenbe
i1meden ldBt: cine iol9s grSiebunssme.
tbobe TT eS, wsI9e TN baheint sefebIt bat.
OF bebarf zines GURUS barter Bsbanb'
lung unb sisIsr SaIsbribs, UNI ibm 3u lsi'
gen, wie gut er 90 sebubt, unb wie usnis Ct
setban bot, fold etn euteS 9eben aud ~
psrbienen. Sc bsbarf nur Der 6tnpsiiuns
auf bas @nbe Der Sauptbrufe, penn sr 60
psrnadldiftst, ieinsn 5ut su bsribrsn, um
Tim ben ssb6risen &slpstt DOR ieinen 8ort
asietten einBuH6bsn. Wsbr oils t6rperIi9s
Si1tisuns III BET ibm n5tbis; IS bsbarf
elmer frenssn DiscipIiu. unb eS sibt tel
men anbsren @es, bas Gift aus tbm bsrs
aussubrinsen. (Bs9isIb.)