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The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-09-05

Democratic Convention.

DE Smet, kingsbury Co.
Sept ], 1885.
TO the Democrats Of King,bury Co.
There will be mass convention
held ut De Smet mt the court house,
Saturday, afternoon, September l., at
3 O'Clock. The object of this con-
veulion is to elect county central
committee, legislative committee,
and to receive the report of the Huron.
delegates, also to elect delegates to attend
the Aberdeen convention which is to
be held September 90 Democrats
from all the townships should attend
rs il l. the desire To name the town
ship committees, Thus to complete Il
thorough county organization.
ALEX GRAHAM, Chairman.
GEO. 4. MASTERS, Sec. pro tenn.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-09-05
d. N. @.
Suecial Order No. g.

Headquarters First Brigade Dakota
National Guard, fankton, Dakota,
August ~, 1885
GCneial Orders No. 6.
In compliance with the statutes and
instruction received from His Excel
lency Gilbert A. Pierce, governor of the
territory and communicative chief of the
militia thereof,
1t is hereby ordered that the lst
brigade o: the Dakota National Guard
appear ut the camp grounds in Fargo,
Dakota, on Tuesday, the 22nd day of
september, 1885, ut 10 O'Clock in the
morning, armed, uniformed, and
equipped Us the law directs, for four
,iavs' camp duty.
1t Is the intention Of the general com
mandng to make this encampment a
camp Of instruction for both officers
and men and to make it rs near like
actual army camp life as possible. TO
:hIs end. the strictcst discipline will be
required and enforced.
Companies will be provided with the
necessary cooking utensils and rations
will be issued daily TO be cooked by
each company.
Transportation will be furnished, of
which notice will hereafter be given in
general orders.
Each soldier en- route TO encampment
will be required TO carry one days
cooked ratiOns.
Commanding officers Of regiments
will at once give the necessary instruc-
tons to their commands for the proper
enforcement Of above orders.
BY command Of
JoHN Is. DENNIS,
Brig. Gen'l Com'd'g ID. n. G.,
Official
JOS. G.. CH,NDLER,
Asst Adj't Gen'l.
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THE interior departed has decided in

THE interior departed has decided in
"A Devils Lake land case that as the
proof was not published in the paper
nearest the land as required by law, it
is void, and final proof must be made
again at the expense of the register of
the local land office. This is an i'm
portant decision, and will tend To make
registers m0Se careful to which paper
they send the notices.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-09-05
DELINQUENT TAX SALE
TERRITORY or DAKOTA.
kingsbury County.

TERRITORY or DAKOTA,
kingsbury County.
Office OF County TreasvrAg Of Ktpgsbury
County, Dakota, Sept. D, lsaS,
&c. II. Tinkhan, treasurer OF kingsburv
county, Dakota Territory, do hereby certify
that the annexed list of real property has be-
come delir qucnt by reason OF non-pay ment
OF taxes for the year 1884, and vii. be sold,
with the penalty and interest, advertising and
all other costs accruing thereon, as provided
by statute, together with costs of sale, com.
menciny on the rrst Monday of October next,
being the NTH dav OF October, A. ID. lsSs, he.
tween the hours OF nine o'clock u. IN. and -four
O'Clock p. m., continuing until all have been
offered FOR sale. at my ONCE In the village Ol
DE Smet, county ut kingsbury and Territory
OF Dakota.
witnesseth my hand this sixth day OF Sept.
A ID 1876.
&. II. TINKHAM,
Treasurer OF K,ngsbury County.
TowSsHIP lOs. RANCE 81.
Owner. Description. Sec. Am'
John q GlendenniLa ne qr Z 90 q
L. r. ulug StDils4 bW az = ~ u
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-18


Tho State DapArtmsnt last week 70
eeivsd isfoFBatioa shat Professor
santos had been rsles sed by the z u,
dorian authorities. This 10 probably
true. as q man-ef var had been sen, By
The Jlaitsd States TO SECURE his release al
oil hazards. There should be soms relisi
felt that Ecuador has yislded the point
% sssily. l, 10 khown tnat that country
made most desperate effort to forn 40
alliance With Chlhi. hoping that with the
aid 81 the army and navy Of the latter
power the demands OF the American
q ,yaFnment could b. suecessfully 70
sisted. IL 10 known, also, that II the
Adviae Of tha belliooiia ermy and nav,
ostieers had been taken. that eosntr,
wJnla have entered into the proposed
allisl,cs. In that case sesisas tseubls
could scarcely have haen avsided. The
people OF Chill srs said 10 be very bitter
% .isss the DATED States, and Il 10 a
s1mnson boast. aud very probably q true
oae, that she navy vi Chill could de-
slroy that Of this ooantry 10 three hours
battle. The Gillian officers occasionally
remark with Rsiui emphasis tina, they
you'd like noshiae bestsr than chance
10 sAsk San Francisco. Such generous
expressions ought 10 make the people of
that city feel exceedingly comfortable,
as thers 10 nothing 10 prevent the entire
fulallmens Of The vishss Of the Chilian
officers In esq THAR government should
ever take . ao,ion 20 hamor their within.
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DAILY POST IHTELLIGENCER



The fssensly soupsatsd fnvesstzaISoe
into the cesss sarrsy D<p2rtOsra ~
Washington reveal The stsrtlis q era
ditiOn Of iDs AcieneJ and corrugston
into vbish shss ssgvIcs had fsilsp- Pro
fessOr Hilssrd, according 10 the csmmit
tees report. bad rendered himeelf en-
tirsIy urht l. pesfsFn the datiss 81 bis
position b the sHesssavs Use Of iai0zi-
csnss. In al lie brsnclsss the Dep ~
msrst was found TO Be ips fissen. aod
eorrups. The work whhsh 70 /. expsc'ed
10 perform was eithsF half done o. lsfi
undons. aAd the ofiiniala uera Ia the
habit ~ appropriations "a lIic money for
their pr1v4ts uss sitk the meet recAl-ss
disregard sf soaseqasnoes- IL uss .
eJmmon thing for sOstiy inssfuDscts to
be purchased, not for the use Of the
Department., bus ss the private AID
exclusive properly Of favored oth ,iais.
May persons we're carried on the pas
rolls al the Dspartnsnt wbo SeFe moth
ing Enors or lees than pensioners, - thsy
nsitlsr performed any duties or pre-
tended thas They had sny duties 10 per.
form. Tue whole services, 10 was 90
parent, had fallen into state Of shame
fol disorRaniz .tion There vas no
dissipifne. no management. no care for
The public iatetssis.
Coming - this exposure does % soon
after that Of the eesrnptios and looss
management which paFvaded the Naval
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, end
that Of the peculiar transactions Of
Commissioner LorinR Of tine Depart
meni Of Agriculture. u cannot fail 10
prepare the public for further dissISs-
nrss In other Of tho scientific branehfs
Of tbs Government. Already various
bareaus are under investigation and the
york Of turning the departments inside
ous u going quietly on Il 10 hinted
shat abe Congressional Library 10 sadly
IN ned Of an investigation. and that Q
number Of bureaus in the Treasury, In-
tsriorr War and Navy Departments will
not be able TO stand rigid scrutiny
without disclosures Of fraud and coz
ruptiea.
Tha exposure OF these frauds muat be
hailed with delight BY all citizanl iI-
Kaanestiva of marty. WhaAavaf the
political aflIiAtisns CT tho rascal who
Isexp,,sed, or the officials who expose
him. The exposure 10 not to b regretted.
or course u Ia 8 melancholy feet that
corruption should exit, bus sinee ii
does sxiss. and everybody knows tbas 10
does, II is we'll 70 havs II exposed. The
gilt edged departments Of the Govern
msns need . thorough syerhaulipg. and
shs more sctsntiee criminals who are
brought TO justice, tho bstt-r.
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The fanasisis.n Of .he people Of Spain
70 such that 10 can scarcely b sompre
hendled In America. The authorities
find that their ea1rts 70 check the raw
ages OF the eholsra are met With deter
lnined resistance by The ignorant and
paste stricken people. Panic sesms 10
have supplanted common sense, tea-
son and prudsnoe. and In their saorss
10 sscape the dread oon,asioa The popa-
lace tear down the onlS safeguards tha,
Gan Be raised for their protection. II
sssuis aImest inssedibss that physicians
are driven from house 10 house and are
efssn killed BY the friends Of their pc.
tientA u is scarcely lsss easy 10 be-
iiese that the appearances Of health
efieer In an infected district 10 almost
invansbiy tha signal for . riei. Az.
ssmpts on the part Of the general nov.
srnment 10 take sharae OF local al airs
are resisted 10 lhe lass extremity. The
people sesm 10 prefer cholera 10 eloan.
Illness. Tray "vhom The gods voaid
destroy they 1rst make saad.n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-18

NEW Yosx. Aae. i7.--0ovesnmenss
have heen mere scttvs and strune for
a's and "a Wall street has osea Won.
tierfnlly veil snppRisd with ruposss OF an
hhundanea q eossd sAisgs today. and
ateeks rssposdext eocnfdinaly. Eu,Ry-
thing On the active list, eHssps Je,nsx
NntFai. u higher this evening. ana 4
rnaiaFity o. the active sloaks sheu pnsnn
~ over per euaL. while ssy, raj sserhs
are ~ ever paF osnh ffom 8asaeaav
avsnine's el0~tna s,aoa,sttona. II. : mas
hrs op~aed very ,ssr0ue. with sain,. 4,
" 70 y PER cent, and while Verg ncssv,
tAriy trsdsne asselapad cou.;.a, rnhIs
itvnEtshnese, accompanied b. ir.rts,,,,
~ declines 10 8 n1mouF Of caa.s. sr~.,s
MSnssn and stability we're dsyslapes
~ e.iaaas, and aiisahees IN prices aeFs
fstaellshsd u NaAdsfhilts and Gsane
sfA After az bear Of 10 ivtty cam. :
trsGsisasi ,isldinlf In qaatAtiSpa Rs.
hssas1 hte sss asssn tAiuMa into ths
marksl Leekeeanna takine the had.
knc ~ y q sleeah hsesulne ssruar. a.
aasense eensintimlz 81 the elose 81 The
noAfss - a'easclt In some eases az
iss' ssis wsa ao n Per o nj. leses
thAn sts tAAabs.atstsis prseedins oae,n,.
hsoas. TIE eaft 3 lin II the msrkr, 81
We eipss shNhsait.na . eahdrausl al
eatpet 70 fnsnss trsnsa tisna bsas
9ehsfai.y esaha PER e<na below lasl
Nle The rssnss % iisaa,.s ea.insss 4
Z etie 81 ~ 81 tsent. "a L.akaws,anA,
n - Dss.~sfs nd A1dssn, " IA
hs.fseefn fscIss isEetsrrsa, ~ 10 k.sd
-. N n. t'saL And besus.n / anc
pef cent 10 Nss fafk csnlr.l
LsAan ksoaea OslsfsSas CoaA usse,,I
If4nses1tsnehtsi, AlorthsEn Pacsa.
nmcn. MashseAz 0,nual. Pseaas
ssn. NestAwtskrn. Ksaafssflle alS
hahhviile. ana ChinAee. ksnfllnCaan 4. Z
Natncs. Jersey C~nHFsll, how w., "a
eensFarslssely heasvt all day. and ciuss Z
sshaat ehAnNa ilrom siaiaFAAy's liaal
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-18
ae.llsrrss wins rns nADes.

From the 0ssonfas Of yesterday ue
learn the following particulars OF the
Carr Robertson shooting maaah. she
shooting match between win Curry and
Wm. Roesrtson. 1t seattle. for the dia-
!noud badge. took piaos "a City View
hNrk yesterday. and resalted II the de-
feat OF Curry BY = score OF 10 70 IL. The
match w4s 81 fifteen singles and Ave
sioahiss 81 slsy pieeons. TIE shooting
was estiet than ID either Of the two
lnsteees Ia which Curry defeated Ne
saaR'iG Thsss was soms dissstisfac
'aon expressed concerning one raie
made % the umpire. MeNaueha. A
bird 70 rixine from tue trap tl-v straight
~ ksoertnon. aud shonsd have bese
allied ne bird Bat the unpire rot
dAiliaE. Robertson shot at and misses
u, The umrtre then ruled u no BIRDS
aud itsvs Robert 90 another shaa. II
vAs clAined that ~ Rabsftson accepted
lee bird By sheotine ~ n, the umpire
had no right 90 call u mo hird~ AFTER
Sard, Al woTst II was only an error OF
lseenteaa and nads no differences IN The
result. A large erowd witnessed ths
nnntest. The sympAshsea cf the Portland
+poFs'imen betna with Carry and sha via-
TORS ffem ere eoand hurrnhinz "a.
kaheiftsoss, wha traaahs Gle II shs
poals seaanss 81 Tor Garry. Ahoas $50
eaAnited bands on The result. Carr,
hss uon $40 90 ths hadae. and II b
asdsl d IN his basinees ~ can put q
that inonss sna have two cracks AZ Il
| u u sponces3sd that ME Rah@rnsna z n
betss't shooasr than Mr.. MeNsnRht, eal
- hss sseadlet nerves II h 20 b ex
peseea thai setns msmheF Of the huls
nemiIh Bed sad 6un ciah whc 80. eve
- ~ afsat -tsect ~ S~sfsis Uils naakl
IN sa'ess % bring back thAs bAdee.r
Mrs Ret eIaun arrived hnas las
nNels u ccmpsny vita M. MsNaaaAa
DE silasse thai be hAd ma bad ne hadg,
- bis poessston Eve msnnaea whes
MeNsasha ehsAllragsA him. and sAsf q
eaansn be acxptea. and shs mattel Nj
tAks piaee 81 he rnes irsok nsxf A&fur
das. A isrEe deie&asis = frnm shs n,
and tsaa Cub wxs % The wharf % wi
epmsl 10 chAmptpn Aame. snd -,
asAziy pelts1 bis arm "a.
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VIM. o. WOOD,

A TTORNEY-AT-LAW, WILL PRAC-
n tics In ali the justices and Territorial
Courts. Uftioe, 81 rooms OF the Probate
Court Yealer-Leary building.
". 4. WHITE. oHAs, y. MuNDAY
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4. a. METcALEE.
GEO. vkNAsLE SnaIIn,

A TTOhNs Y-AT-LAW, ROOMS 8
"a and 4. Poncin ouli dIns. Eront street
seattle. w Il. Vii practIce IN ali the
Courts OF the Territory and in the Land
Onico. sxaIu
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Attorneys at Law.
0flce in Whites Block. cor. Front and
Columbia SITS. d2tf
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House to Let.
TO LEASE.

1--WE ACRES OF UNIMPROvED
u property near the residence of Geo
W. Hall Is offered ~ the undersig ed to
lease Tor term OF years. at q minai
figure. Fur further information spply 70
je2l JOHN b. DENNY.
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So r EWARD.

4 oST. IN THE CITY OR ON THE
- road to g. r. Stones farm q garnet
1rsceleg. The finder will receive the
above reward ~ leaving 1t at the Jewelry
store of L. y. SMITH & sON auisg
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T. a. cANN.
o. "A. HARTSON,
J @ASoks Y. n dxB Nm
JACOBS & JENNER.

4 TTUkNkYs AND CoUNsEl1Oks
~ ~ law. Ottace IN Boyd & P0Acane
l,.laldLss. fr0nI slrseL. up $780,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-18

j. r. & a. 81. LEWIS
4 T1UtsNE4s AT LAW. OFFICE
II buusrs outdlns, ro0an q and =
Alaes crroeL Spposnte Occidental dotel
,eatIIs VI q
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-18
GOODS MARKED DOWN LOWER THAN Eypp

Being determined to close out aR
entire stock in 20 days we have made
further reductions i'm all lines in ardert.
insure their rapid sale.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-18
Girl Wanted,

4 GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
n hsasework. Marion erect between
Fourth and fiftn, middle house. north
side. anIa
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PHYSICIANS AND URGEON-
n G m0VAL.

r A. CHURCHILL, NJ. D. HOMRO-
4 pathic Physician and Surgeon, has
for the present removed his office to his
residence, corner Fourth and Madison
streets.
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wARRrxp.

5ick heA1Ache, hAh IA eptsveaesA
pains tB b4ek an Emhs. loss IL appetite.
Bad urssxh and taste IN the mouth ETC..
.nrtrelJ cured y the g-e Of
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WHITE & MUNDAY,

". n. WHITE
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cHAs. y. MUNDAY
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-14
Tefesrap9if&e 9epef&en.
Deutf1 Ian b.

Qonbon, 7. Mpril. Ser BrofeiIor
Der Mnatomie Or. Rarl Gbsobor grnit D.
Sisbolb in Minden 1T I'M 80. 9sbsnsiabr
seitorbsn. gr mar am Is. 6ebruar 1904
In @irsburs ssborsn, mar Ar5t in Ssilss
berg. 8Onissbsrs, Oansis, 1910 YrofsfOr
Der Ybpiiolosie unb uersIeidsnben Anato:
mis in grIansen, ls45 in Srsiburs. 1850
in Sreslau, 1853 in Win9en. gr bat
ii6 beionbsrs Inn bic &snntniB Der Qsbsns
ssi9i9te unb 5ortpaan3uns Der nisbsrsn
3biers psrbisnt ssmadt.
Der @snsral gouarb 9ossI pon Saldsns
itsin 1T ssitorben. @r mar am 8. Sanuar
1877 in S9Iefen seboren, madte als frsi:
willissr Sdssr bic 6sloSise pon 1918 unb
1914 nit, warb ls4l Maior, am Is. Wdrs
ls4s BET benz Strabentampfe In Berlin
psrpunbet, ma1te ben SeIb3us In S1Isss
mig nit, wurbs 1855 @eneralmaior, 1858
@ensrallisutsnant, erbielt 1854 ben Sbsrs
befsbl In Siitlanb, murbe TN Suni 1865
@ensral Der Snfanteris, 1866 Sbsrbes
feblsbabsr Der Wain:N Nrmse, 1868 aur
Dispoiition seitsllt, 1870 na9 benz Guss
brude bes beuti9' 'fran,6ii9en R,isses
@ensralsoupernsar q Der Norb: unb Sitiss.
Yropin,sn. abssieben uon ieinsn militds
ril1sn 0erbisniten bat CT fi9 aud INN bic
BsfOrbsruns Der @Iasmalsrsi In preubsn
lebr uerbient sema@t.
Berlin, 8. NpriI. Ser Dombsrr
0aniura III gum gia4folssr bss @arbi.
nails 9sbo1owsti auf benz ersbiid6fiden
Smble pon poisn unb @nsien srnannt
worSsn unb ,war In llsbsreinitimmuns nit
ben @ini9sn bss Sirifen 0ismard.
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0iees waren bic uon NfuR.

Wiees 3eint, waren bic Don HuBs
lan6 ssssbsnen 5riebsnspsrfderunssn
Mfgbaniitan betrefenb bod bas pupier
midt wertb, auf benen fe seidrisben itans
ben, benn am 80. Mdrs sriff Der ruifii6e
@eneraI Romarof nit 1900 Mann unb
g @ei9isen bic Nfsbanen an, mari iie
aus ibrcm Stellunssn, tebrte absr mad benz
&f IN feline fribsrs StslIuns ,urid.
Die Gfsbunsn uerIorsn bisrbei 500 Mann
ibre seiammte artilIsris, bas Eager unb ben
YrOpianttrain. Oie RuTen tamen bilissr
bauon. Die Nadridt bes 8umpfss rsste
bic san3e inbiide unb emslii9e 8eu0lters
rtlns TIM bOdften @rabe auf, unb on ben
g0rien fielen bic Stuatspupiere in lalIsr
S9nelisteit. llnterbeiien ssben beibsrisits
bic Wobilma@unsen pOran unb obidon
es bsiBt, 8tuBlanb IieBe bas gOrseben ieis
ner Gruppen enti6uIbisen, sIaubt ausen.
i9eimlid tein Weni9 baran, bab Der 5riebs
wisber berseitellt werbe. llebsr bas S9uss
unb TrusbinbniB bas england nit benz
gmir Don afsbaniifan abseidIOfen, pers
Iautet GOIssnbes: Sm Sale bes Rrieses nit
Rublanb bat Der gmtr pier Mrmeseorps gu
itelen. @ines berieIben bat tn @abuI 3u
psrbIsibsn, wdbrsnb bic brsi iibrissn an Der
gsOrbsrense ben ruifiiden Eruppen sssens
iber StsIunsen su be3ieben baben. Disie
Iesten brei miKen suiammen cine Stdrte
uon 27,sOo Mann Snfunterie, $500
Wann GauaIlerie nnb lle @si9assn be-
iisen.
Diegirren In Mittelameriia 4aben
Elm iebr i9nsuss Gnbe ssfuubsm, Barrios,
Der Eprann uon Guatemala, iii in Der
S@Ia9t bel gbuaI gbuase sefalIen. ans
fanss bsaweifelte man bic @abrbeit Der
Ra@ri4t, bod pon allen Seiten wirb fie
semsIbet, 70 baB fein SueifeI mebr m0s.
LID 1T, bat bod Der eonititutionele Na9.
folssr bss 8arrios bas YrdiiSsntsnamt in
Guatemala bereits iibernommen. Dem Yrd:
iibsntsn 3aIbiuar uon Gan SaIpabor, ben
Stuaten giiearasua nnb @oifa &iea bdtie
nidts seIesener tOmmsn tOnnen, unb isIbit
Wtsrito unb ben 8ereinistsu Staaten psrs
ben babur9 u,an9e 8erIssenbeiteu, uiel:
Isidt iosar re4t ernitIi9e 5atuIitdtsn sr:
ipart, bic namentIid bann bdttsn sintrstsn
m6sen, wenn bas Rriesssldd 8arriOs be-
sinitist unb WsritO, wOsu alls Wabr:
idsinIidtsit porbanoen idien, fd gum
gini9rsiten TN Snterefe Der iibIiden Ges
publiten bewosen sefunben, mas bann
ibrerieits wieberum bic Ser. Staat,n nidt
3u bilisen permO@t. 90 bdtten ieIbf mir
In ben ,Streit perpideIt werben f6nnen unb
uniersissisen suten Sesiebunsen ,u MeritO
baburd ernitli& s.itOrt werben mSsen.
Dem allen bat Der Cob Barrios' pOrss:
beust. Ois WeIt wirb Is ni9t bstrausrn,
bieiss S@suiaI; pieaei9t wirb bis unb Sa
Elm GuIturtdupfer ibm cine ftile Tbrdns
nadbueinen, ionit wobl Niemanb.
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preiie' Ger 2ln,eieen.

preiie' Ger oln,eieen.
Sober Sou Der SpaIte per Sabr !. $1o.oo
6gRonate $1o.0e
8 Nsonatt ) go
&oeaI Nottsem.
Ssiir iebe Belle 9repier ocer bertn Haru. nas
eritemal 10 Gents, bic ndtiten Wole 5Gnts.
Seiratbs= un6 Gobesanieism NIT eyrx1
$3.50, obne SprI9 $f.O0.
ausipartise au,eisen mHhen poraxsot,ahh ssTseH.
4n;ei9en fir Yicnics, 9otterien, glhdsipseN
&C., bic benz @'eiite Der tatb. Hirbe ;npiSr, fin
ben feline Ilinabme.
InseiSen fenoe man fpdttkeHA
Nonfa8 Woreett ein.
Job.2lrbeiten duer Qrt prompt uno
billi9 aus9efiiRrt.
Office Der Gazette;
Gde Ger 8. uno Jopa.Straet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-14
Mertts.

Werito, Z. NpriI. Der Vrdnbent
pon Gan Salpabor ift tros BarriOs' Cob
nod ni4t iiesessewib unb uerlanst 3u ber
f4neuen B'enbisuns bes Rrieses NIT 70
wenis Usrlufts an Msnidsnlsben ais m5as
lid ben Bsiitanb Wsrito's. Sc III bier
bic allsemeine Mnii9t, baB prdfbent Diaa
ben Bitten uon San Salpabor na9ssbsn
unb baB Der gonsrsB bic nStbise grmd9s
tisuus au elmer RrisssufIdrums eribeiIen
wtrb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-14
@rokbrttauuteu.

2snbOm, 7. @priI. Das parIamsnt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-14

Sttawa, 8. april. Der Minifers
prdiibsnt WteDOnalb wirb morssn I'M Yars
lament um bic grmd@tisuns 3ur Usrfdys
funs Der berittenen 0oIi3ei i'm Norbwsi fen
uon 900 auf 1000 Wann unb sur Mnwers
buns bon so 8nnbf&aftern na@lu9sn.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-06-13

Hickory FLAT, June |, 1885.
Editor Lake Charles Echo:

HICKORY FLAT, June !, 1885.
Editor Lake Charles Echo
am sorry to say that | did not see
a copy of your paper of April %, until
May 25. Yonr correspondent from
Sugartown, "Aytch," severely criti-
cises the address made before Hope
well School, and published in your
issue of the l+th of April, if | am not
mistaken in the date. The critic sails
out under the pTetense of seeking in
Formations; when the language and
spirit of the learned gentleman iRdi-
Gates too plainly that his sole object
was to criticise, to make sport at the
inaccuracies of ope who, like himself,
to judge from "certain GESTURES of con
struction and ideas that appear in his
criticism on my production needs the
sympathy of more forward classes"
He says that certain features of con
strnction, also an idea, are not clearly
adapted to the comprehension of his
mind. Now il strikes US as q highly
necessary qualification in critics to be
able to adapt the comprehension of
their minds to the ideas intended to
be conveyed by writing, even when
they are not expressed exactly in &C
cordance with strict rules of Grammar
and Rhetoric. In the sentence you
must think for yourself. You ask what
the pronoun agrees with; in answer to
this | will say that as ! was addressing
the school as whole, q unit, the sin
guar pronoun is not incorrect, but as
! do not claim to be proficient, will
acknowledge that yourselves would |
perhaps faye been better; and will
simply ask you what the second verb |
ragree,' as used by yoa in your criti- |
cism, agrees With you, say il IL agree |
at all.' Ip answer to your qnery as |
to whether ! meant to say, sdestroy |
the life Of the soul.a Win ask yon
what you think Of the second deathl
Last, bnt not least, will say, that If |
yon bad asked me to tell yon my ideas
Of immortality, would have been able
to do SO, but to tell what | think of |
the future aud eternal existance of
immortality, is beyond my power Of
expression
Now, Mfr. Editor for fear | may
weary you, ] will close BY asking you
to read both articles, If you think Il
worth your time, and compare them
as to grammatical construction, and If
tic public decides that MI. Aylcb has
u glory over / gils bc salts
Ged once more, and / am done. Mr.
Aytcil knew ny paple, and siiil be
criticises mo over q nom dc plume.
Ny name is THoaAs FuNcHEss.