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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-02-13
MisGellamenns.
A NICE LITTLE ROMANCE.

Among the passengers on tho steam.
ship City of Rome on one Of her recent
trips was Mary Murphy, a tall, hand.
some girl with glossy black hair, W no
occupied berth in the steerage. She
was scarcely more than eighteen years
old, Travelled all alone, with little or no
baggage. Her refined manners and
clear accent led some Of the officers to
suspect that she was brought up in one
of the large cities, The girl skillfully
evaded all questioning and kept her
own counsel She did not have any
money, and on her arrival secured
situation as nurse in u wealthy family
living on Bergen avenue, Jersey City.
She was very trustworthy servant,
and so won the affections of her mis-
tress that she was treated with more
than ordinary kindness. In spite of all
she seemed to be unhappy and suffered
from protracted attacks of mental de-
preston.
On being asked one day as to the
cause Of her sorrow, Mary confessed.
She said she had fallen in love with
young man in the old country and was
about to be married, but her parents
objected because he was so poor and sent
her away 10 the north Of Ireland, where
she was consigned to the care of an
aunt. Before going however, she man
aged to see her lover, who asked her TO
remain truc to bin. Upon this no left
for America to seek his fortune. Once
separated, Mary heard nothing more of
him, and, becoming disconsolatc, she
decided TO follow him. She eluded the
vigilance OF her aunt, and one night dis.
appeared. With just money enough to
pay for storage passage she came over
to this country.
About week ago Mary's mistress
had occasion to visit relative living in
Mount Vernon, Westchester county, and
took the girl with her. On entering the
gate Mary suddenly dropped one of the
children and ran into the arms of a
young man who was just coming out
with kit Of tools. The pair stood
locked in each others embrace. Mary
raincd showers of kisses upon the young
man and hung on to his neck. II soon
became very apparent that Peter Doyle,
which was tho young carpenters name,
was Mary's missing lover.
In less than half an hour the past was
told, and the young girls spirits we're
revived. The faithful nurse accompan-
led her mistress back home. The ro-
mantle discovery Of her lover was too
much for Mary. She asked that they
be united at once, and last night she be.
came Mrs. Doyle. ~ Y. World.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-02-13
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Polled Cattle.

This breed of cattle is rapidly gaining
favor in this country, and will be in the
course of time very formidable COMPETE
tors in the fat cattle exhibitions with the
shorthorns aud Herefords, now the prin-
cipal beef producing cattle of this eouu-
try. Mr.. A. B. Allen, who is an &C.
knowledged authority on matters relat-
ing to cattle, says that in 1872 he wrote
repeated articles for the agricultural
papers, and used his best exertions pri-
vately to prevail on Western ranchmen
10 introduce them among their herds;
ahd now, aRer some years of experience
with them on the great plains and in the
Rocky Mountain valleys, they are found
the hardest of all the improved breeds
Of saitls tried there. This may be said
NOPE especially Of the Galloways, for
their extra long thick coats Of hair pro-
tect them % we'll from, fierce winter
'widds and sletas as,sia,iIaxs soais hase
over done the buffalo In addition to
this superior hardness, is the great ad-
vantage Of being without horns. The
benefit Of the absence Of the worse than
useless excrescence is bestowed almost
universally on the stock got by these
polled bulls out of longhorned Texas
cows. The form Of this half-bred stock
proves also much superior to that of
their dams, for they mature a year or
two earlier, turn out finer quality of
beef, and are reared aud fattened and
transported to market more economi-
cally. Then, there is the superior safety
of handling them-their milder and
quieter disposition, and the inability of
gouging and hurting each other when
herded together however closely. In
rearing this sort of cattle on the plains,
in preference to horned stock, larger
profit is realized. Indeed. this adsan-
tage has been calculated at s to rs per
cent, dependent on the breeds of those
horned animals being more or less i'm
proved, against which they are pitted in
such trials.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-02-13
Farming as a Business.

The Toronto GioLe--alluding to an
American newspaper, which noting the
severe competition which has set in over
the globe in many leading articles of
agricultural produce, and which espe-
cially affects the Eastern States and
Canada, urges the agricultural press to
discourage people from becoming farm
ers-dissents, and says; 30 far as tho
comfort and material welfare Of the in-
dividual is concerned we see no reason
why this advice should be followed. It
may be true that competition is as fierce
in breadstuns and provisions as in cot.
tons, but still the farmer has the advan.
tage Of the business man. Prices may
be so low that there is no profit in wheat
or other leading staples, but at any rate
the farmer eau raise enough to feed him
self and his family, and by odds aud
ends obtain sufficient for clothing and
the few necessaries II is necessary to
buy at the store. II is different with
the business man When the farmer
has no money to spend the bottom falls
out Of the trade Of the country and the
demand for tho manufactures greatly de-
clines. The keen competition tends to
slaughter sales at dead loss, and bank
ruptcy often closes the unfortunate mans
career, leaving him, often with family,
to make a mcagre living as best he may.
The farmer, with no encumbrance on
his farm, is in such times as these, in
happier circumstances than the business
man, and when farming is profitable.
the same is true of the farmer in con-
trast with the average business man.
whose harassing occupation too often
takes away tho bloom Of life
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-02-13

II trees for planting have been frozen
in the package, or are received during
frosty weather, place the packages, un-
opened, in a cellar or some such place,
cool, but free from frost, suntil perfectly
thawcd, when they can be unpacked and
either planted or placed in trench until
convenient to plant. Treated thus they
will not be injured by the freezing.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-02-13

Life is warfare, and those who climb
up and down steep paths and go through
dangerous enterprises, are the brave
men and the leaders in the camp, but to
rest basely at the cost Of others labors
is to be coward, safe because despised.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-02-13

Actions, affections, passions, flowing
from religion as u nature, arc source
Of happiness TO ourselves and others,
but tho contrary when religion is sub
mittcd to as a task and no love and pur-
ty in the heart.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-02-13

Il requires 10000, 900 COWS to supply
the demand for milk and its products in
this country, and there are invested in
the dairying business ofthc United States
over 81, 900, 000, 900. an amount nearly
double the capital invested in banking
and other commercial industries.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-02-13
NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS.

MEMS. Ladies and Childrens Under
wi shirts, all sizes, At d. II. B0UlC'S. g.
Canton, Medicated, Red and Lead Color
Canton Flannels, at low prices, At store Of
oct II d II. B0UiC.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-02-13

A good many young mon say they arc
going TO marry and settle. II is better
TO settle FIRST and marry aftsrward, but
marriage is frequently settler.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-02-13
THE SUN.

AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER OF
Democratic Principles, but not Controlled by
any Set Of Politicians or Nanipula;ors; De-
voted 10 Collecting and Publishing all the
News OF the Day in The most Interesting
Shape and with the greatest possible Prompt
ness, Accuracy and Impartiality and 10 the
Promotion of Democratic Ideas and Policy
in the affairs Of Government, Society and In
dustry.
Rates, by Mail, Postpaid:
DAILY, per veal. ...""....,....."""....S6 90
DAILY, per month. """""""....".." 30
SUNDAY, per year"..".."".."... 90
DAILY and SUNDAY, per year"""". 90
WEEKLY per year ".""""n"""."" ! 90
Address THE SUN,
dec 26-st New York city.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-02-13

Mrs. Ingalls, says that woman is
silent power in the land. That will DO
news to Thousands Of husbands.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-02-13

Heavy dressings Of stable manure
should never be made TO lawn. Not
only does it present very unsightly
appearance when thus treated, but tho
dressing lying in Jumps, as it usually
does, Is liable to kill out the grass in
places, and greatly Injuries the appear
ancc Of the lawn, When any dressing
is needed, it is much better to apply in
the spring, light dressing Of bone phos-
phate or guano.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-02-13
j o B p r | N Il / N Ct
LARGE POSTERS, HANDBILLS,
CIRCULARS,
CARDS, BLANKS,
BILL-HEADS,
Together with every other description of
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING,
Executed with neatness and dispatch.

Yearly advertisers will be allowed TO
change four times during the year without
charge. Advertisements should be marked
with time and space they are to occupy.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-02-13

Young pigs always sell for good prices
and return larger profit in proportion
to cost than hogs.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-02-13
Children's and Ladies'
CLOAKS AND MILLINERY
TO BE CLOSED OUT.

UTE have come TO the wise conclusion in
w order 10 save money for all in need Of
Holiday Presents that are useful as well as
practical, 10 reduce our extensive stock OF
Millinery and Cloaks at this early stage of
the season, and as this is our first Clearing
Sale we expect to sweep the entire stock at
prices that will insure ready sale.
We offer the following goods 500 Chill
drens Goats and Havelocks, (ages 4, 6, 8,
10, IL, "A, and 10 years. at $3.50, So, 81,
$5 and Sc.
400 Misses Newmarkels, leading shades,
most stylish and nice, from age 8 TO- l6 years,
at 81, 8, 6, 7 and 10.
1000 Ladies' Wraps, in Diagonal, Otto
man, Sicillan Silk, Brocaded and Beaver,
Berlin Twilled, with Astrachau and Fur
Trimmings, in Russian Circulars, Newman
kets and Dolmans. Jackets at SIS, O, 7, 8, o
and 10; the very best and finest from $lO 10
20, worth % to 40. Extraordinary Barga MS
in Plush Wraps. We will sell an elegant
Plush Coat at 1913, worth 80; elegant Plush
Coat at 500, worth 40; elegant Plush Coat at
80, worth 30. There are only left 50 OF the
Plush Goats to be slaughtered
&A-S25, 900 worth Of Millinery to be sold
Remember now is your chance. 8, 600 elegant
and stylish Felt Hats, In all the leading
shapes and desirable colors, at 75c, ST., | .25
and l.50. Birds, Plnmes Tips and Wings Of
the latest importations. Ribbons, Velvets,
Velveieens, Kid Gloves, Corsets and other ar
ticles 10 the Millinery and Fancy Line. Give
us call before purchasing,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-02-13
Poultry Raising.

always feed my fowls in the winter
and spring months about all they desire,
and feed them different kinds Of food.
They, like people, get tired of one kind
of food and like a change, and | think
this treatment is,mo healthy for them.
scrape all the remnants Of the family
table into my chicken feed bucket. pour
boiling water over this in order to soften
the crusts or dry pieces Of bread, mix
with milk il have it to spare, il not |
use water, the groasier the better. This
| thickcn with wheat bran, adding tea
spoonful Of cayenne pepper once week.
This think good and healthy feed.
| also save the small potatoes while sort
ing them for winter use. These wash
and boil with the peels Of those VIC use,
and also turnip and apple Feelings and
cores. Season these with salt, and give
them change for morning feed. | feed
oats at noon and corn at night.
My feed trough is just high enough
for tho fowls to reach, so they cannot
waste their feed by trampling it under
their feet keep vessel Of fresh
water by them, warming it several times
day when the weather is very cold. |
throw all bones in the cook stove and
burn them, and drop all egg shells in
the front Of tho stove and scorch them
slightly. Then all the contents Of the
stove, including ashes, are emptied in
the poultry house. The fowls will eat
everything except the ashes, and they
make firm, dry aoor.-Jour. Of Ag.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-02-17

Seius pirb POM Geufel usriu9t. -Mttb. 4,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-02-17

BITE GrsisniKe gu prOuOSiren idienen. De-
fterrei6 bat feline friebli9e unb cipiItlatoris
f9e gufsabe beibebalten. Inter benz riibnas
rei6en Scepter ber Sabsburser babnt fi4,
Oant ber Tbdtisteit Der nit benz 81. Stabl
peretni9ten 8iid5fe, jene flapiide Bewes
suns an, anf wslde bic &atbolifen NIT
&e4t sroBe 9offnunsen bauen. Oie Wies
berberiteuuns elmer Nunitatur in gelsien,
bic Gntftebung elmer conierpatipen Gesies
ruls baben benz FL. Yater einen groBen
Croft bereitet un6 cine mddtise Stite fir
bic conieruatiue Sa9e sei9affen. Sn Der
S9weia lit bic peinli9e 8aieler 8istbumss
frase friebli9 sel0it, in 9ollanb bic libes
rale Mebrbeit seworfen. Spanien bat
niemals better rpie beute bic 8ortbeile zines
ensen Gni9lunes an &om erfaBt. Yortus
gal fdbrt fort gu idwanten s,piiden einem
peralteten &esalismus unb elmer wirfiamen
golitit, aber bic @%rnennuns neaer 81;
idofe bat bod einen lang bauernben Cons
flitt befeftist. Sn ben aussebebnten Ois
i~tritten Imerita's enblid bat man ein
Plenar Goncil fid ueriammelu iebeu, I'M
Der &irde uneri3itterIi9e 6unbamente gu
qeben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-02-17
ungIIfli6e @enfhen {:

8aB bic Yrieiter, bic BEL @eIegenbeit bes
Gulturfampies uon ibrem @laubeu abiies
len, faule 6riidte pareu, setgt ii1 pieber
in 8aben. Seben mir uns Die altfatbolis
i6en 8rebiser an. @rssorepiti6 betam
uegen elmer &ieienbame, in peI6e er su
gu @aloesbut ii9 uersaffte, ben 9aufs
paB. &lein pom StiibIinsen eri6oB ii9
i'm @efdnsniB, mo er mssen llniittli9s
teitsuerseben einseiperrt mar. Saaer pon
SIumenbers ~itiirSte ii3 in ben 8obeniee,
na6oem er bes Nltfatbolicismns iatt 9es
woroen mar. Soiemann in &onitanS itarb
i'm Srrenbauie. Gang bon Surtpagen
wurbe wesen llnteridlasuns BON MeBsels
bern itedbriefli9 uerfolst unb hi9tste ms
QuslGnb. &6mers pon Yaltersweil lief
ii9, na9bem i'm bas 9sri9t wieberbolt be-
lditiste, als Yiermirtb in Grid nieber.
&enftle in Saulcorf itarb plOtli9, na9s
Dem feline friibere @emeinbe Mebrins In
Bayern uouitdnbis nit Der fatboliiden
Rir9e ii6 wieber pereinist bate. Self IN
G~pfenbofen idimpfte bis gu ieinem 9ebenss
enbe iiber ieine altfatbolii9en SoQegen
unb warnte Seben Dor benz llebertritt 3u
ben Ilttatbolifen, init benen nidt utsl
Los iei."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-02-17
ct. NapbacIS Weretu.

Wtit Dem amsritanii9en ct. &apbael'ss
gerein, idreibt bic y@lote", idsintts gar
nidt uorwdrts seben su wolIen. SIM Iess
ten Vierteliabre 1884 ginsen BET S9abz
meiiter @mp In New gort sanse $3.50
elm. Gum 2eben gu wenis, gum Sterben
gu piel. Nimmt man bas New Oorfer
y6atb. SolfsbI." aus, in benz bieier offis
cieIe Seri6t eri9eint, 10 iiebt man in Der
beuti9en fatb. Breiie nlr wunberielten
etne Nadri6t BON bieiem 10 eblen 9ereine.
SIN Der Gorge fir bic ginwanberer baben
uns uniere irii6en @laubensbriioer
10 cit ii berfIigeIt. gs i9eint ii9
nabesu Niemanb I'M ben ct. Jtapbael'ss
Serein" fiimmern gu wolen. llebrisens,
70 gut mir ss NIT benz Yereine meinen,
f0nnen mir bod nit benz beiten @ilen feline
Y%ropa9anoa bafiir MAIDEN. Wir miIen
nur bO4ltens, baB Serr Roelbe ni6t mebr
Sertrauensmanm bes gereins lit. Sb See
manb an ieiuer Stele 1T ober ni9t, Of NIT
ben 5S Dollars etmas seidiebt ober ni9t,
bas tam man ni9t ausinben. Oa ldbt
man bait aud bas 9lnimiren bleiben.
Wenu bic &ew Yorfer bas quite 0ert T.
lei tbun woIen, bann iouten iie aber
balb NAL anfansen. @enn iie aber 5ilfe
pom Weiten perIansen, 10 iolten iie aud
ni9t 10 ausi9lieBli9, ia, beinabe pornebm
Die SADIE betreiben. Z
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-02-17

Chrome, wel6e li1 pom Der liberalen &e>
pollution untersraben uub bebroben lafen,
baben iibrisens, iobalb iie feline Stiibe fir
bic Stride mebr ftnb, aud fetnen @runb
our ldngeren S%ortbauer, ie iinb nlslos
ni6t Bios fir bic Stride, ionbern AUDI fir
bic 9oIter. 90 LANCE bic 8Slter bet Sir.
DIE treu bleiben, bleibt nod elm gutter &ern
in Ser meni9li9en @eieai9aft, wel9er
CUR sebOrisen Seit wa@ien unb Srh9te
tra9en uirb.
Oieier Orans ber 8Slter mad Der sans
sen unb reinen ,1riili1en Wabrbeit bat
unter benz Bontiitat SEQ XIII. ni9t nads
s%elafen, bies beweiien bic fatboliiden Bes
wesun9en unter ben Slapen unb @rie9en.
Iber bic @ntfrembuns uno gntfernuns Der
Solfet BON ibren &esierunsen, bic ii9 ben
9osen unb Setten in bic Irme perfen, bat
bebeutenb s%usenommen. Seit bic Chrome
ben altar ni6t mebr i6iten, baben bic
8Slter feline @ertbeibisuns in ibre Sanbe
senommen. Die Chrome baben an ans
ieben unb Serebruns uerloren, Der Bupit
bat nlr 9ewonnen, un9ea9tet auer Beraus
bunsen unb 8~erfolsunsen, bic ct erlitten
bat. Subeu bic gemiibunsen SEQ XIII.
aud gu teiner frieoIiden 8ereinbaruns NIT
ben &esierunsen sefibrt, 10 baben iie bod
cine Bubrbeit feitseitelt, baB smii9en
&om unb ben freimaureriiden &esierunsen
Elm Triebe nimmer m0sli9 lit. SIS 1T
bemna9 on Der 3eit, baB Die fatboliiden
SOlter cine internattonale 9isa fir bic Bes
%freiuns bes III. Stublss pom Der italienii5en
Ssrri9aft bilben. ga bic Jtesierunsen
ibre gli9t ueridumen, 10 fdut bieielbe benz
9riitIi3en Solte gu. Die Intinoisuns
Our3 Die fatbulii6en Slatter, baB cine
iol9e 2isa in &om iid sebilbet babe,
ianote einen neuen 9offnunssitrabl in bic
tatbOlii4en 9erSen Der Ser. Staaten.
MO6ten NIT re9t balb @as CUR Grtennt.
nib tommen, baB ibnen bic Yfli9t obliest,
fir ben 81. Stubl niat bios su betsn unb
geterspfennis gu 5abIen, ionbern aud gu
banbeln.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-02-17
9as Yapittbmt, I'M Sabre 1884.

Su piupm 9lrtifeI. Oos Nnri}thun, i'm
aoSr, 1884" ms;i, TSsr mpm;tsur hs
momsD Sarouf hin bos Sos nsrfloiisus qobr
Ser Sirhe mel Shmer,Iihss nbsr o,,h
morhss Grfrsrr;ds osbroht hobs WNG
mic mr. Sfsns Sos WSnittbym s;ms mNht
mr. msIhs MN feinrr msItIiMsn @soisr~no
rntsrihSht merSs ga 10; mn bIsiSs Inv
mittsn Ssr ebrosi,;osn Rs,trsbnunsu u,S
Ssr Snts]rsi,eunn1i Sas rsr;o;S;s ,SS moro'
Tihs G,ntrum Ssr WsIt Sso Ssr 0rs;.
,sbnte miiIs Surh NIT xsft;ofsit osnoorts
Ieisbeit mslbs ,eIba Ssn WsansSn SIhs
tlno obnStbios Sos SInfsbsn Sss III st"b.
Ies oufrebt 81 erboItsn On bsn 6sSs,.
tunospoGiten grsinniiSsu nee ns,aoiSsmsn
1obrss ,SbIt ma SIatt Sis m,t Sis Sn;t;o.
fine 0soSs hin oussiSrf: @soronr;iotin Sss
natifoniidsn SIr4;Ss msISs ;sIbS, !" Ss,
osonsriibsn WISttS;n ME in bsn Gwen.
5opsu@ Ser Wot .,Sto" Ser @otnrSSn
Mepiemn orose SlaSrfenurna osiunSsn
bnbe " ~
9uf rsIo;S,sm G,sbist 70; sic s,i,sur;6s
griheinuno ire ,nnrraisihIi6s Wiitbs NM
SusSebnunS Ssr Wiiionsn Sic gS;,Ssrs
beriteIl,,no nee oItsn Wr;motioIitss non
Sartbaao' bic ~ arOsen .So%iinanoen be-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-02-17
WaS Ole @e6ielbIdtter bon
nnierer Yrdmie ,,Wiaibroro.
Der Ill. 0Iambemsbote",
ioactt.

SIS lit BEL ben meiiten beuti6eu, fatbolis
i6en @o6enbldttern 4merita's Der Brau6,
baB iie o~enjenisen ibrer 2eier, bic i'm Yors
aus besablen, prdmien sebeu. Der Breis
bieier Sldtter lit $3.50; wdbrenb Der Yreis
Der 3ofalbldtter, bic aus Der Sabrit 9elies
ferten 2elsitoff uitb etuas Stabttlati1
auftii9sn, bios $500 lit. gu bemIelben
preis uon 50. 90 werben absr aud bic @os
6enaussaben Der Tasesblatter seliefert,
bic weiter ni9ts iinb, ais elm buntsr @bs
oruf bes 9eieitoffs Der 3a9esaus9aben.
0ie fatbolii9en Wo9enbldtter iinb baour9
In i6pieriaer Sage. Den Yreis f6nnen
iie ni9t fd4keir Iailen, obne finansiel be-
beutenb S9aben gu leiben unS bic 2eier pers
lansen cine @rtra:@ ompeniation fir bic so
Gents, ni6t '~sbebenteno, ba6 elm 9utes,
bnrbsearbsitetesi, tutboliides 8o6enblatt
eber $500 wertb 1T, als Elm senSbnli9es
balbfabrifmGBig ber9eiteQtes 9otalblatt
$50, unb aud bod iibsr benz 9btlatid aus
ben GasesbIdttern febt. Sci Dem, wie ibm
woue, bas 1T bic llria9e Der Sabresprds
misn Der fatbolii6su 0o9enbldtter. Tim
ii6 bic iduere Biiroe lei9t gu MAIDEN, ges
ben piele bieier Wo6snblatter bin nnb seben
9aoenbiiter ais @ratisbeisabe. gu benz
0iittel baben mir ME segrifien. llniere
Sramien wuroen pom Nnfang an ertra
fir uns sei@rieben. Wir wablten meiit
Stoiie aus Der beimatbli6en @ei9idte,
f0rOerteu Taleute unb boben bic 9iebe gum
alien Saterlanb. Die fatbolii9e Yrehe
bat bas INNER germ ansrfannt unb wie ie
iiber uniere leste Prdmie: vWiaibrorb,
Der 81. @l~aubensbots", bentt, 6aiiir bier
etlide pon ben pielen geweiien Der 9lners
tennlns, bic mir erss's.ten:
0as y&atboliide 9oIfsblatt" idreibt:
,0ieIeS re6t biibi9 alsseltattete Bud wirb
ni6t a0ein @len, nel6e ii6 iiir cine port ;eiilide
Observation-Disclosures arbeit aus Der in benz Sitel
an9e9ebenen @ege9eno uno fiir bic 9inselnbeis
ten bes MiilipnSlebenS i'm 2. Ssabrbunoert intes
reIiiren, bod wiatommen ieiu, ion6ern aud aus
aroeren 9dnberm ltammenben 9eiern sur rlnters
bdltun9 iorpobl pie CUR gelebrlng bienen. SaS
Sii6lein III baber oils cine eben 10 intereiiante
wie lebrreide eettilre beitens 81 empfeblen."
Ser ,grcelior" in Milwautee briat
feline @nii9t 10 aus:
IS III elm 1886 Seiten Itarfes gii9lein, has
ben gesenftanb unierer beatisen geipre4unS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-02-17
Hnnantit : Gptoemie.

Oils 9err Iobel bas Nitroslpcsrin err
fanb, befien Miiduns NIT feinem Sanbe
ben Namen Spnamit trdst, wirb er nidt
baran sebadt baben, baB bieies selbe PuIs
per, 70 lei9t tn ieiHer Seritequns, bod
idrefIi9 in ieiner @irtuns, bic Ma9tbas
Der ber @rbe our 8%ersweifuns treiben
t0nnte. Obnmadtis iteben ie f9on jett
Dor bieier selben Maie. Oie ftebenben
Deere, bic 8abl Der PoIijiiten unb sebeis
men @senten bieten Sesen ben SeIben Stoff
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-02-17
Sic Stiunle 9eo's XII.

9afet euer 2i6t leu9teu Dor ben Wens
i6en, bomit iie euere suten 8erte ieben.
i1nc Der 9err sebe eud baSu Seinen Se9en!
SEQ XIII. on has in 9arma erideinenoe Slatt
Luce" (Qeu9te), Gnfou9 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-02-17

8tr t0uuen eu9 in benz Soriuee, elm
tatbol. Slatt gu s%,iinOen, MIR ermutbisen.
@ir boifen, OaB ale 9uten Satboliten, bic
l1Nm bic &eli9ion unb bas Saterlano
psfbient MAIDEN p%oleH, in Dem @ifer unb
bersE bdtistett fir bieies Wert, baS in uns
fern Nusen BON Der } D9 iten 9 ebeus
tuns 1T, wetteifern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-02-17
a 6tmns tbr &atboItfem!
Sic Gtimu1e bes BERT. Bins TX.

Bir eriu6en sic ~initanbisit, allen benen
nit eurem suten @iaen unb eurer @unit
beiauifeben, Die, nit @eiit besabt unb nit
senisenber 6enntniB ausseriitet, ii3 OIL
Ste &rbeit MAIDEN unb Bidder unb 3eituns
gen CUR Sertbeibisuns ui,b 8erbrettuns Der
tatbOIii6eu 2ebre uerDffentli9en.
@ncpcliea Gius TX.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-02-17

Geo XIII. tn 1882 an ben siiaOf pom aneOna.