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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-11
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Oils am 80. Wdrs bsr I'm, baIb 5 i1br
Woraens auf Der Tabrt BON Nsw Orleans
mad Cincinnati bssriffsne Dampfer r@oIs
ben gitp" BON Der Soutbsrn Eranpsportas
tion COMPANY benz @srft pom Wsmp9is
f9 naberte, sutbstte Der aueite Wai1inift,
&obsrt Ssup, baB in benz Wittelraum tes
S&iHes cine 6suersbrunf aussebro9en
mar. Ct bsna6ridtiste iofort ben wadt'
5abenben 2aotien 8rice Burceu. Sofort
wurbe bsr Dampfer benz ufer 5usepenbet
unb 4 Winuten ipdter Ianste ct am Werft
unterbalb Der 8oaleffraBe on, mo- 6oblsn'
i6iffe Dor Mnter lasen, unb purbe on zines
Der Iebteren mitteIs elmer Seine. befefttst.
9ie StrSmuns par inbs1en febr fart, rib
ben Dampfer BON Der Seine los nnb trieb
ibn, bereits poulanbis in Slamnaen &C.
butt, ft~romabpdrts. ST war am Cant
ftaa BON geew Orleans ab~sesansen, bate
cine etua so R6pfs ffarte Wanni@aft anb
40 Raiitsnpafasier barunter 10 Srauen
unb 9 Rinber an Borb. Inter ieiner 2as
buns bsfanb Rd cine Wense &aItuttas
Sanf Gute). Gina 35 Weni4sn fnb
burd ben Branb um's 9eben sstonmsrl.
Ileber bic gntiebuns Der Seuersbrnnti
iasten bic bsibsn Ssiser pat. 3aIsp uno
Wtte S'Donnsl, weI9e BITE Wa9e battsn,
aus: Sie bdtten geisbsn, wie, Der Neser'
Sapitdn Der Wa9e, Waib. nit ieiner
2ampe In Der Sanb mad einisen Dedar'
beiteru seiu5t babe; IN Der 3ampe babe
fd Der In Der Witte bss Dampfers per-
fiaute RaItutta' SanF s~ntsinbet unb baa
Seuer babe f9 i1uea mie Elm BIis mad
beiben Seiten bss S9iffss unb binauf bic
on bic Raiite psrbreitst. 5alsp Jet fofori
bic Ersppe biuauf seIaufen, nm ben 5aupt
mai6iniifsn BON benz 8orfau tn Renntnit
,u ieten, aber oils sr auf benz Steuerbed
auaefommen, batten bic Slamnten bereits
has Steuerbdus9en errei4t Ssbabt uni
TIN ,uridsetriebsn. Darauf babe sr BIZ
alarm. @lode seIdutet unb fei, als er ben
Dampfer f@ benz ufer ndbera lab, bie Wor'
bertreppe binuntersslaufsu unb auf Der
S&Ieppbampfsr rOrioleA, serabe als BEL
r@olben gitp1 on bemieIben anftteB, sc.
iprumseu. Da ct aber seieben babe, bat
Der vSrioIs" i'm llnteraeben besriften NOR,
iei Ct aui Der r@olbeu @itpA Surid uni
pom bieiem ruieber auf Elm &obleni&if &C.
iprunsen. 3wet farbise Dsdarbsitsr uni
Elm peiber. Dsd. gahasier feien bel ben
SuiammsnfioB NIT ben, pOrioleA 3uii4sl
benz Bug bes Sdiffes unb Der Sstte be!
S9Isppbampfers einsetIemu1t unb ftn'
serqusti9t worben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-11
Gn8Iano.

Gin ensIiidsr Sussnisur Ramens
gromptou mia bus ubssbro@eue @effsin
aus benz tinfttsen Euuuel Suii6en Dopsr
unb Calais sepii srmaben berauspumpsn
unb bamit bic Ssrtisfeuuns bss &ieisns
fiolsns bebeutsno f6rberu. Das absss
iprenste @eftein-bstanntIid Rrsibe--se,
benet er erif In md9tisen Erommeln 3u
S'aub su 3srreiben, bann tn Wafsr aufus
I5isn unb in bisisr @sftaIt aus benz Guns
mel bsrausauiausen. NIerbtnss psruria9t
bet EunnsIbautsn bas 5srausi9affsn bss
aeriprensten @siteins bebsutsnse Wibe unb
Rotten uub es 1T iomit wobI m6sIid, baB
BITE Arbeit bur4 bas grompton'i9e 8srfab'
rem wsisntli1 sef6rbsrt werben uirbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-11

Iarbbau ifsuts. Den BiHarbfod In Der
9anb, bas BON ben !3dbusn bes armen
Sean nur um uenise 3ou entfernte 8tsI
l9arf I'm 4use, iiOBt Wr. @ofarb Zen
Huf aus: Supp Ia Ia! unb bsihe Bale
taramboliren auf Der Winouns Der 8feife,
fallen bann auf's 8iIurbtu9 berab, udb'
reno Der 9erettete Sean, ben StummeI nod
I'M Wfunbe, ms 8orsimmer binauseilt, I'm,
tt4 mtttsls zines SpieseIs Su iiber3eusen,
baB tbm Supp la'Ia teiuen tbeursn 3abn
entfabrt unb buB aud feline Raie teinsrIsi
S9aben seIitten bat. Die Butcher finb
freiIi9 ni9t beiosst, benu Mr. @offarb
bate tie. bepor er bas brouige &uniiftids
den ausfibrte, NIT ben Wortsn berubist :
nYous verrez, gfsii'. ROpp', Rai', Ssuns',
Nuss MIR taput."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-11

9lus eigener Grtabrung.-Dem vgIoo'
mtnston (Sas.) SournaI" e%utnebnien MIR
foIsenbsn artitel: rOr. ausuft &0nis's
hamburger Tropfen buben ben 9erausse'
Der bisies BIattss, Serr M. Meper, BON
eiuem i9wsrsn &rantbsits. anfaas ssbeilt,
mir m5dtsn beinabe iasen, s%erettet. Wtr
era1ten ss besbaIb als uniere Yfi4t bieie
por3isIids Webi3in allen unieren 2efern
aus poIsr llsber3eusuns ais cine Wobls
tbat, ia oils sinen R%ettunssanter, uenn sur
ridtisen Ssit sinsenOmmen, an3npreiien.
llnisre @mpfebluns fuBt ein8is unb alstn
auf sissnsr grfabruus, BITE mir 10 eben per-
i6nIi6 ssma5t baben."-Oie &ebattton
bes Bloomington Sourual's."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-11
Wtnnefota.

Der S@eefturm, psIGsr 2Infanss
Isbte Wobe TN Norbsn uou Winneiota unt
Manitoba an Der Rortb Yaeific Babn ent
lang tobte, blottrte aus 0erbineunaen
nSrbIi@ BON Sarge anb bic Babnsiss Bile
ben pdbrsnb 8 Easen sdnSItd ssftort. Die
g%misranten, msIde nod benz Rorben Be
ftimmt paren, muBten tn ct. YaaI unb
anbsrpdrts ibsrIiesen. Oie goif aus ie'
nsr @ssenb bIieb udbrenb Der 8sit aus.
8isIs WsnIdsnlsbsn sinsen In benz Sturms
wisbsr gu @runbs.
Die WinueapoIts Sarpefier'
mortS tnb In S1wulitdtsn seratbsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-11

Sn Der id1fi4en OberIauRs berri9t
unter Der Weberbsu6lteruns bereits 70
sroBe Wotb, baB bic Beb0rben baben in's
WitteI trstsn mi6sn. Na9 ben vBuuss'
ner Ra9ri4teu" fnb bic traurisen gu.
ftdnbe auf BITE 8srtbeueruus Der @arne
burd bic 36ae, ben 8srfaa Der OrIeanss
weberei uno bic Tbeueruns Der Rabrunsss
mitteI ,urid,ufl6ren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-11

Obermoi9I In Der Bair. BfaIs. am
SssIbers fol- elm SiIbsrberswert bemnd&f
in Betrtsb seisst werbeu. S9on fribsr
wutbe bort Silber bsrsmdnnii9 seponnen
ffartsr Wafsranorans ma9te absr bamaIs
bic Ausbeutuus unrentabsl; istt mill man
bur9 STOLEN bas WaHer abIeiten unb oas
bur1 ben Dsiterbstrisb beS perla6sn.n
S1a1is erm6glt9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-11
y n.

Su RarIsrubs III Der War.sraf Warimi'
lion uon Babeu. Der Sntel bes istiaen
@roBbusoss, ssitorben. @r itanb TN s8.
2ebsnsiabre. .Wit 'ibm itttbt Der lsbts Der
babii9en Rartsrafen aus, Elm EiteI Der pom
Rarl benz 9roBsn ben 8efsblsbabern In
einsm @renssebiete psrlteben wurbe. NIs
i'm IL. Sabrbunbsrt bic martsrifiden
Steasn erblid unb rei9sfirfIi9 uurbsu,
fiunb Der Wartsruf iber benz @rafsn unb
unter benz 9erbose.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-11
@tSeonfn.

am 8 l.. W ara bat bte 2,sisIatur ibr'
Sisunssn seidIohen. sic 1T serabe SO
Gage In Sisuns seueieu, mos NIT Nus'
nabme bss Sabres 1881, In benz bic Sis.
aug SO Gage In Nnipru@ uabm, bic Idnsii'
Sttunss3eit tn ben lesten 3w0If Sabren III,
Sc III iest enbsaItis fsfaeisst, baB re.
geImdBise Sisunsen bsr 2ssisIatur nu,
nod aue smei Sabre ffattinbeu iolen Oie
Senatoren werben unter bisien llmiidnber
fertan auf 4 Sabre unb bic Mbssorbneter
auf 2 Sabre sewdbIt. Die 9sIbsnti9dOi'
suns fur bic 3ueiidbrise 9esisIaturpsriobs
betrdgt $500 unb bic ihIi9en WsilenseI,
Der; basesen fallen bic untsr benz @ameu
rplunber" bessidnetsn tIeineu gmoIu'
mente fort. SIM nd1fien 5erbff inben bic
erffsn Wablen unter benz neuen @eiet
ffatt, bic 2ssislatur tritt i'm Sanuar 1883
suiammsn unb banu au reseImdBisen Si3'
3uusen 1885, 1887 u. (. w., aIfo In uns
sraben Sabren.
Cine Der midtisifen aufsaben Der 9esiss
latur mai bic Neueintbsiluns bes Staates
in gousreBs unb 2eaisIatur' WabIbe,irfe.
Die 0ertbeiluns Der gonsreBbeSirte ma9te
einise S9wtertstetten, neil BisconHn bs'
tanutIi1 fortan burd neun (ffatt a1t) Nbs
georbnste I'm @onsreB pertreten iein pirb
unb neil ni@t nut bic iesisen 8srtrstsr
bss Stuatss, ionbern aud sablreide 6srs
rem, bic auf einen gousreBfs ipstuIiren,
bic gnti9eibuns Der 3~esisIatur au besin.
fuhsn iu9ten.
Die neuen Wabltreiie bes Staates iesen
R6 aus ben fOIsenben Counties 3uiumuen :
grfer Dttritt: Ssffsrion, Reno
iba, Racine, Hof unb WaIportb.-3we l.,
Difritt: Wauteiba, Dodge,
Daibinston uno Sonb bu 2ac.-D tt
ter 9ifritt: Dane, Green, Soma,
2afapstte unb @rant. -8ierter Di'
fritt. Wilpautse, Stabt unb COUNTY.
-Sanfter Ditritt: S3autee, Sbe'
bopsa n, Wanitowoc, Calumet, Broun
unb Reuauuee.-S e6ffer Siftrttt:
Columbia, @rssn Gate, Warqustte, Qbams,
8auibara, 0innsbaso unb Outasamie.-
Stsbsnter Di1fritt: Saut, Rid:
lamb, CRAWFORD, 9srnon, Ga grofs,
Wcnre, Suneau unb Bayfield,
Difritt: Sadion. Trsmpolsau, gIart,
gau Claire, Buffalo, Pepin, Pieree,
Dunn, ct. groir, RoIt, Barron, Burs
nett, Douglas unb Door.-Reuntsr
Difritt: aiblanb, Chippewa, Prics,
EapIer, 2tncoIn, Waratbon, Woob, pors
taas, 9anslabe, Sbauano, Waupaca,
Sconto, Glorenes (ein neuss County, unb
Warinette.
SIN @anSen bat bic 2ssislatur $50 @e.
iese, &eiolutionen sc. ansenommsn. Das
1T siemli9 pieI, aber immsrbin elm Sort,
idritt, msnn man bebsntt, baB nod I'm
Sabre 1870 6s6 FOLDER Acte anssuommsn
murben.
Neu gebilbst wurbs ein neues gsuntp,
SIorence NIT Namen, aus GbeiIsn Der
Counties Sconto unb Warinette.
Ss5s aeue Stdbte purben iucorporirt
. araboo, Bort Wabin q t o II,
Wonros, Wenpmouie, Stougb:
t o n unb RetlIspiIIe.
Oie Counties Raciue, &enoiba
unb W auteib a birfen binfort ibrs su
@efdnsniBfrafen perurtbeilten @sissss'
ibertreter benz WttIpautser Corrections
bauie iiberweiien.
Dts 9ssislatur bat siemIi9 bsbeutsnb,
@eIbbsuiuisunsen sema@t unb bic un'
mittsIbar Su srbebsrbe Staatsfeuer pirt
iomit $40, 900 %bstrasen. Die @siammt'
aussaben bss Staatss fir bas Iaufsnbt
Sabr finb auf $l,40O, 900 sei@dst, was
an $500, 900 mebr TT ais fonff. Der So
~penantbeil bet btelsn Wsbraus9aben snt'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-11
GrpSeS Serbieuf.

SdmmtIi9e Sairs seben lire erifen Yrd'
urien unb ipssiellen 8erbienffsW ebaiaeu
benz SopfensB ttters al8 ber reinifen uub
beffen 6amilien' Webisin In Der WsIt. Wir
t6nnen bisle Mussei9nuns hui b%iliseu, bu
mir wihen, baB iie eine In ieber 9inf9i
uerbiente TT. Das Bitters III iest In ben
Stats Sairs ausaefe0t, unb MIR ertbeileu
Sebermann ben &atb, ba1eIbe 30 prubiren.
Wan Ieie Weiteres bieriiberiber In cine,
anbern SpaIte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-11
VebraSta.

Cine idredIi1e 'Erag5bie
ipieIte au Omaha IN, unsefdbr nsun l1br
Worsens am 8. april an Der Is. StruBe
nabs Der bSbmiiden 9aue ab. Gin 86b:
me, Namens Serrp Sau,es eri9os feline
Trau auf Der StraBe unb i@oB f@ banu
feIbit burd's 9sr3. sic iinb 9,ute BON
Sc Bis 81 Sabren unb bic beiben 9eidname
Iieseu isst Seite an Settle BET benz 2ei9ens
beftatter. Ste bieten etnen i6redli1en
NnbIid. Webridbrises bdusIi@ss rnsIa6
III bic trfa1e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-11

Prni. Sarrb Murrup Barter, Der melt
unb brett b%stannte 9unbesD refIsur ipriSt:
vSn n,sinsm &siietpffsr beiinost ii9 ims
mer, neben anberen fir meiu @ei@dft
notbuenbisen Sesenfidsbeu, cine Slai5e
ct. Satobs Del. Sd iouo5I, als mstne
pterfiBtsen BssIsiter bubsu bic Dirtunss'
trait bieiss beribmten 9silmitteIs oft unh
uieI erfabren. ID
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-11
y a tern n.

3ueibriden. Das bisfse 2anbsertdt
p~erurtbeilte bic 8orftdnbe Der attiense'
i4dft TiuoIi wssen BisrfdIiduns unb sua'
bic Mttisnseieui9aft su $40 W. @sIbbube,
Director Al 800 W. @sIobuBe, 60. SoEas,
6aft, Braumsiitsr Bail su l W. @efdus'
mfg unb 800 W. @elbbuBs, eu. 80 wsiter'
Gage @sfdnsniB unb su lie elm giertsI be,
@eri&tstoffsn unb ger0fentli9uns bel
ll1rthetls.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-11
&aniaS.

Die Birger ct. Sobn In
Stafforb gountp, woasn ben Namen ibres
Stdbt1ens In ct. Wartin u%msednbsrt ia.
ben, nm Tim cine before Stipulation 81 &C.
ben unb @inuanbsruns antuSisbeu. Der
Name ct. Sobn wtrb INNER %unpopuIdrsr
tn Ranias.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-11

fault auf bic brtnsenb notbpenbise @rwet'
teruns bes Wabiioner GapitoIs, fir bic
alIetn 5000, 900 ausaeporfen iinb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-11
erie, O'8rien Co., Soma.

erie, O'grisn Co., Soma.
90 pirS hermit bsi1einist ba6 Or. Glad
5pbnisnS Snbian Bloch Syrsp mi1 pirtai&
non f6psrsn rbsumattl1en Stmnjtn bsfrett
bat. Sd bait. 60 fur elm ptrtbpouts Wiad n.
rtrpntnanbtre ssftn 6sbraut alta, BE an dtn-
u&sn S&msrjen lsipen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-11
aas apotb.fer berfaaieu es.

"WWfVHf W"~RH"FES VIZ OSVW*
Sd babe Or. Glarf Ssbniou's SnsiAa glsse
SYrup fir Rassnlrampf, 9ebertiStu aab
Diarrboe sebrauHt unb srp6tn Grfsis ban,tt q.
FsIt. Sd peats nitt pbns basfeIbe eia.
6enr1 Rostan.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-07-29
Business Prosperity.

According to the circular issued
last Saturday by Dun, Winan & Co. IS
Mercantile Agency, containing re.
ports from their correspondents IN
the several States and Territories, a
rather cheering report is given of the
prospects for business this fall. By
this circular it appears that the
Northwestern States, ALMOST with
out exception, anticipate large and
prosperous trade. The exceptions
noted are chiefly confined to parts of
Michigan and Indiana where the late
spring had depressing effect ON bus
iness, and in New YORK State there
has been some tendency to restrict
manufactures. In the South 10 is
found that South Carolina. Georgia
Tennessee and Alabama are less fay-
Orably situated than might be desir.
ed, owing to the losses sustained in
the agricultural districts one year
ago, making il necessary for many
traders to ask extensions, as a result
of tardy collections. But even with
these allowances, so far as concerns
the Northwest, the outlook is well
expressed in the two words, "gener-
ally faYorable." Considered more
in detail, accounts carefully collected
from Kansas, Nebraska and Dakota
are exceptionally bright, and as re-
CARDS the great grain growing States,
Illinois, Iowa and Minnesota, while
it is true that some sections suffered
from excessive rains. affecting corn
more than any other crop, merchants
report an Increased Volun,e of bust
ness compared with last year, and
are expecting with confidence n large
and satisfactory btsinesS in the com
ing fall. The basis for this calcula.
tion is a more than average crop OF
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-07-29

When it is in the field every Moslem
is in duty bound to follow in its
train. The Sultan threatened to un-
furl it in the war against Russia in
1877. but it has actually never been
brought into service since 1768.
AS soon as England lands forces
enough in Egypt to proceed with a
land campaign we shall see what are
really the chances of holy war.
Except in Persia, the Mcslems are all
of one sect, the Sunnites; but there
are serious race differences between
the Arabs and the Turks. The Per-
sian schismatic. the Shiahs, reject the
purely Arab elements of the Islamic
creed, adding to their declaration of
faith, "and Ali is the vicar of God. I"
Sunnites and Shiahs have about as
much liking for each other as Catho-
lies and Rfotestauts, and Persia win
hardly be drawn into the present
complications. According to the out
look now, the Arabs must fight the
battle alone against the Christians.
Baltimore american,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-07-29

Russia has plenty of cause to re.
gret her hasty and ill.advised perse.
cution OF the Jews. Through the
manipulations of the great Hebrew
bankers in the different continental
cities Russian credit has fallen lower
than ever before. The Russian rouble,
worth a few years ago oyer seventy
cents, can now be bought for fifty
cents. At Odessa, which is the Chic.
iago of Russia, the grain trade IL
greatly depressed, owing to the skill
ful operations of the Jews. The goy-
ernment has been quick to realize the
danger which confronts it. A union
between the Jews and NihiIists could
not fail TO be disastrous, and the new
ministry is doing all in its power to
stop prosecutions and reassure the
Jews but the mischief has been done,
and years of toleration will be needed
to repair it.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-07-29

A circular has been issued inviting
the members of the SharpIess family
to assemble at a reunion at Ridley
Creek, near Chester, Pa, on the 24th
of August, the two hundredth ami
yersary of the landing of ] ohm Sharp
less. the pioneer of the race at Up
land, In what is now Delaware coun-
ty, The defendants are now esti-
mated at numbering $4,000. 1t is In-
tended to be a social family gather
ing TO promote friendship among kim
dred and strengthen the bonds of
relationship on the spot where their
common ancestor erected his cabin in
the new world. The old family
Bible and The relics will be exhibited.
The descendants are invited To bring
with them anything they may have
to throw light ON the family bis.
tory.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-07-29
NUMBER 22.

ness with full charge of AS pound,
ana Q l,76O-pound protectiIe. one of
'hese guns gave a velocity at the
.liuzzle OF 1867 feet per second, show.
ing that the gun is equal to the des-
tructlon OF a ship with 80 inches Of
armor. Its range is about ten miles.
A surprising report comes that the
effect produced by the Lnaext6le's 81
ton guns was not commensurate with
thelr size. The 25-ton and 12-ton
guns are said to have done the hest
execution.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-07-29
A Wisa Essay on Liars

Detroit Free Press
who am a liar ?" asked the old
man. as ne rose up In his usual place
and glared around him.
Pickles Smith, Trustee Pullback.
sampel shin and EvefQreen lone
started and turned pale and there was
deathlike silence as Brother Gard.
ner continued:
AN what shall we do wild him
wild de liar. an de Iias? De liar am
via US an of US an among US. He
gus up wild US in de mawin', an he
lies down wild us at night. Go to de
grocery, an de grocer smiles an mods
an lies. Go to de dry goods man, an
ne has welcome am a lie. De tailor
promises a suit when he knows he
can t finish it. De shoemaker prom.
ises pair of butes for Saturday when
ne has three days. work on de neg
week. DE ice man charges US wild
twenty-five pounds an delivers six
teen. Our carpets am warranted, am
yet dey fade. De plumber plumbs
an lies. DE painter paints an lies.
DE carpenter planes an saws am
cheats. De dressmaker not only lies,
out steals de cloth. We all lie like
troopers fifty times day, and de man
VINO won't lie doan' STAN any show.
AN yet my frens, whar will we
oring up in de end? When Way
down Bebee axes me fur de loan of a
dollar till Saturday, he lies. He
knows he can't pay il back under fo'
weeks. l know he knows IL an I
lie. l tell him 1 jist paid out de last
shlllln' fur a wash bod, an can't
possibly raise no mo-. IfIaxe Judge
Hostetter Jackson to sign bank note
wild me, he lies when he SAYS he
promised his dyn' gran'muder nebber
to do so. We lie when we war bet
ter cloze dan we kin afford-when
we but on airs above us-when we
put on our backs what orter be fodder
fur our stomachs. We has become
red-hot, go-ahead. dust-aroun, ma.
shun, but we has also become ma.
shun of liars, cheats, and false pre-
tenders. We adulterate our goods,
cheat in weight. swindle in measure,
and put on broadcloth coats to hide
de absence of dollar shirts. Our Sc
ciety am full of false pretenders, our
religion furnishes cloak fur hypo.
critics. an our charity am but high
soundin' name fur maxim dollar
bring back ten shillings. We lie, an
we know we lie. We play de hypo-
crite, we cheat an deceive. an yit we
want de world to pick US out as shin.
in examples of virtue, an we expect
our tombstones to bear euIogies geor-
gious 'nuff fur angels. Gentlemen,
let US kick each 0dder into doini
better Let de kickln' begin Just
Whar' it happens, fur we can't hit
anybody who doan' need it I"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-07-29

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have been great sufferer from
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taken the prescriptions Of dozen
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-10-18
we are of moro value than many srarrous

We are OF more value tndn many SlArFnNS
And yet how carefully we look after the
welfare of the sparrows, and give so little
attention to ourselves. We have begun
by giving some attention to the adultcra,
lions of the fertilizers with which we feed
our land Several states have pissed
stringent laws on the matter, and we hope
the present session of our law makers will
give us as wise one.
Some gentlemen wished cJtton seed
meal, and bone meal for cattle food inc ~
porated in the bill with fertilizers and 50
secure their purity. Bat in IN ny, yes,
most Of the articles Of our own fool which
we buy, we are swindled or poisoned by
worthless or harmful authorizations. and
we care for the fool of our land or the
food Of our cattle, and hivc none iJr Our
selves. We have spoken o! this mltter
before, and now W. say thll we Shall d
our utmost to have Il bill before the pacS.
ent legislature to prevent aduteration in
articles used for human food. There can
be no valid reason that we can see, why
pure ground pepper" pure ginger, etc
etc. which appear on the Dockege, sai
ID contain such articles, shoAl no, Hrrr
something, and we purpose to try tia, they
shall. II people want an infrio' or ada
ttratod article we propose to help them r
gst it, by having the word ApuLrEEArHp
p4ntcd on every package enn'aninL NJ
alultera!ed article, AMI tho ruEE .htI
"le00 pure every time, or the settler tlo.
'halIg give a substantial reason, m rH.,a %
nt Il roand fine, why i; is no SD Ar
human stomachs of less imp)r taa, a
those of the beasts thu, p'ri,n, Or tI. s.. y
'usl Of the earth, thtt " il, .J .,...
what we give them pure, anl hnn.1 3,
and health be lisregardc /? We lhihj, =
The swindle which tampers wlaont lives
and our children's us well as our pockets
are not to be tolerated. LogIsh,0r, !. no
his true will you allow it to continue
81? We arc confident You will mo-.