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The Clifton clarion., 1885-09-16
The Sexess

The Hebrew women are the longest lived and the colored men the shortest: It appears from the gathered statistics of the world that women have greater tenacity of life than men: Nature worships the female in all its varieties. Among insects the male perishes at relatively ear Her period. In plants the semi nate blossoms die earliest, and are produced in the weaker limbs Female quadrupeds have greater endurance than males. In the human race, despite the intel lectual and physical strength of the man, the woman endures longest, and will bear pain to which the strong man succumbs. Zymotic diseases are more fatal to males, and more male children die than female. Deverga asserts that the proportion dying suddenly is about 100 women to 700 men; 10S0 men in the United States, in 1870, committed suicide to 295 women. Intemperance, apoplexy, gout, hydrocephalus, affections of heart or liver, scrofula, paralysis, are far more fatal to males than females. Pulmonary consump
 tion, on the other hand, is more deadly to the latter. Females in cities are more prone to consump- tion than in the country. All old countries not disturbed by emi
 grafton have majority of females in the population. In royal fam lilies the statistics show more daughters than sons. The He- brew woman is exceptionally long lived; the colored man excep- tionally short lived. The married state is favorable to prolongation of life among women. Dr. Hough remarks that there are from two to six per cent more males born than females, yet there are more than six per cent of females in the living populations, from which statistics we conclude that all womer who can possibly obtain one of these rapidly departing men ought to marry, and that as men are likely to become very scarce, they cannot be sufficiently prized by the other sex.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-09-16
A Timely Interruption.

New York Sun: Has any one ever proposed to you before?" he asked tenderly after the important question had been put and satis- factorily answered.
 George Simpson came very near 1t only last night" she replied shyly. He was just on the point of asking me to be his wife when mamma came into the parlor.- But l am very glad she did" went on the girl earnestly; Il don't think I would have been happy with George."
The Clifton clarion., 1885-09-16

In the secluded little parish church of WIckhamford, near Evesham, within the altar rails, may be seen, graven in the flat stone and we'll preserved, the Washington coat of arms, the we'll known Stars and Stripes; together with g Latin inscription to the memory of Penelope; daughter of Col. Henry Washing ton, descended from Sir William Washington, Knight of the County of Northampton. This lady; Pen elope Washington, buried at Wick hamford, died Feb. 27, 1897, and the inscription, highly eulogistic of her noble family, is we'll worth the notice of Americans and others as showing how the most illustrious of that name was descended from a stock honored alike in public and private life.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-09-16
Ex-senator Gwin,s. Death.

William NJ. GwIn, of California, after lingering illness, died on the Sd of September at the New York hotel, in that city. He was born in Sumner county, Tenn, Oct. 9, 1895. His life was varied one and it is possible that no man living to-day passed through so much of political turmoil as Dr. Gwin, by which title he was famil- iarly called. He was graduated at Pennsylvania University, Lex ington, Ky, and studied medicine. During Andrew Jackson's admin istration he gained the confidence of the President to greater de- gree than anybody else. In 1883 President Jackson appointed Dr. Gwin United States Marshal for Mississippi, in which capacity he served until elected a member of Congress from that State in the years 1S41 and 1843. He was made Commissioner of Public Buildings to superintend the erection of the Custom-House in New Orleans in 1947. In the latter part of 104S, being seized with the gold fever, he emigrated to Cali fornia and was a member of the convention held at San Jose which formed the Constitution of that State.
 When California was admitted into the Union, in 1850, Dr. Gwin was elected one of the first Sena- tors from that State and was re- elected in 1856 for term of five years. During the campaign in cident to his election his colleague was David Broderick. Opposed in politics, they were good friends until the second term, when a bitter controversy sprang up be tween the two men. David Terry was then Chief Justice of Califor- nia and an ardent henchman of Senator Gwin. The acrimony of the contest is supposed to have brought about the famous duel between Terry and Broderick in which the latter lost his life.
 In 1861 his secession sentiments were so pronounced and open that Secretary of State, William H. Seward, caused him to be arrested and confined until 1863. Released in 1865, Senator Gwin organized a colonization scheme in San Fran CISCO for the purpose of taking up land in Sonora, Mexico, and having collected quite a number of sym pathisers with the Confederacy started for the promised land There Senator Gwin, by his emi- nent abilities, attracted the atten- ton of Prince Maximilian, who conferred on him the title of Duke of Sonora, by which he has been known ever since. But the colon ization scheme did not prosper and Maximilian being dead the newly created Duke returned to San Francisco in 1867.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-09-16
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
Using Salt to Keep Flies Away

Using Salt to Keep Flies Away;
 Pittsburg Chronicle: "What's that for?" asked customer of q waiter in a Smithfeld street res- taurant.
 The waiter had a bag of table salt 1n hls hand and was sprink- ling the contents behind the coun- ter and on the floor where the crumbs might fall.
 Ut is to keep the flies away" rs. piled the waiter.
 "How does it do it?"
 Cant say; sEh; ask the n1anh- ger"
 eve fnd,' said the manager; ''that by sprinkling salt where there are broken vituals; dirty plates, and other things which at tract flies, we can keep these pests away. It fills the airwith saline pars ticles, and we have no trouble at all: You can see that this is so by look& ing here"
 Scraps of bread, melon-rinds, and broken meats, and pieces of plates were in baskets ard shelves behind the counter, but thete wers not a dozen flies in sight.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-09-16

There Is at the present time only one formidable impeachment to general revival of business. This IS the prevalent uncertainty as to what course Congress will take with reference to questions of bus mess legislation. There are three great questions of this class which overshadow all others-the tariff, the suspension of the silver coin age and the enactment of na- tional bankruptcy law. Boston Journal.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-09-16
Make New Friends; Keep the Old.

Make new friends, but keep the old, Those are silver, these are gold; New-made friendships, like new wine, A5e will mellow and refine. Friendships that have stood the test Time and change-are surely best; Brow may wrinkle, hair grow gray, Friendship never knows decay, For mid old friends, tried and true, Once more we our youth renew. But old friends, alas! may die, New friends must their place supply, Cherish friendship in your breast, New is good, but old is best; Make new friends. but keep the old, Those are silver, these are gold.
 -Exchanpe,
The Clifton clarion., 1885-09-16

Burglaries appear to be on ths increase at Phoenix, and the citi- zens are loading up their shot, guns and revolvers in order to give the light-fngered gentry a wazaa reception.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-09-16

The Tombstone Record of the 9th inst. say: The smelter of the Arizona Copper Prince Company; at Bisbee, was started up Monday; but with poor success. It is ru- mored that the man in charge of the construction of the shelter has skipped the country.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-09-16

Maxwell, the St. Lotus mur- derer, was arraigned on the 9th inst. The St. Louis Globe-Demo- crat is still of the opinion, appar4 ently, that it will cause the prose- cution against Maxwell considera- ble trouble to prove that the body in the trunk was really Preller.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-09-16
ADVERTISING RATES

Clifton POstOfice.
 Regular hours from 7:30 a. m- to I:sO p. m. Registration from 9:30 a. m. to D. m- Money Order hours, 9:30 a. m. to 3 D. m. Sundays. office open from Il 2. m: to F m. Mail departs for Solomonville Tuesdays, Thur sdays and Saturdays. Mail closes a. m. Mail for Morenci closes at p. m. No foreign or mutilated money will be received for stsmps, box rent or postll orders Parties calling for mail matter other than that which is addressed to themselves must present an order for delivery.
 JAMES SIAs, P. M. M. FR,NKLIS, Deputy P. M.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-09-16
The Bible in Italy.

Among the things that thirty five years ago went to make up the crime of high treason in Italy was the possession of Bible, which was in the list of revolu- tionary and forbidden books, and for a man to own 1t was to subject him to prison, the galleys, and even to death. Now Bible depots are established in every Italian city, and itinerant vendors c1rcu- late the book freely. In a con spicuous store in the Corso, Rome, a whole window is filled with copies of the Italian version of the Scriptures. The New Testa- ment can be purchased for five cents, and separate Gospel for two.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-09-16
A Texas gentleman and a plain

A Texas gentleman and a plain American were discussing the usual subject in glasses. They were naturally inclined to elabo- rate on the subject of drinking.- ''Did you ever," asked the plain American, 'did you ever suffer from a raging thirst?" "Did I ever7 I have, sir. Riding from San Antonio to Pablo on one occa- sion I was so raging thirsty that I drank a whole bottle of furni ture polish all to myself" "You did? And was there no water?"- "Water, sir-water! What time has a man suffering from a raging thirst to think of personal clean Illness p-San Francisco Sunday Chronicle.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-09-16

Hon. H. M. Van Arman, Secre- tary of Arizona, passed through Albuquerque few days ago en route east. He is reported as say ing that he was on his way to Washington to tender his resigna- tiOn.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-09-16

By the assessment returns Yav- apai county has 10000 horses, 800 mules, $500 sheep and S9,6SS head of cattle.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-09-16

An exchange gives the following advice to young men: "Go and proposeto the most sensible girl you know. If she accepts youj tell her how much your income is; and from what sources derivedj and tell her you will divide the last shilling with her, and that you will love her with all your heart into the bargain. And then keep your promise. My word for it; she will live within your income, and to your last hour you will re- gret that you did not marry sooner: Stop worrying about feminine ex- travagance and feminine untruth. Just you be true to her-love her sincerely, and a more faithful foolish slave you will never meet anywhere. You will not deserve her, I know; but she will never know it."
 of we watch the fowls they will," says the London Live Stock Journal, "easily tell you what they desire. If you are feeding corn add few handfufs of oats. If they greedily take the oats and leave the corn it indicates that they require something else. Try meat, grass, ground bone, pounded oyster shells, cooked vegetables; all of which they will accept or reject according to their require ments: Feed regularly, and never more than they will eat up clean"
The Clifton clarion., 1885-09-16

The death roll of the cholera in Spain passed SO,OO0 last week, and the daily average is still above 1000. A grim superstition causes uneasiness in Southern Germany just at this time; the rocks in the spires at Ratisbon cathedral have disappeared. previous departure having been followed by cholera plague.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-09-16

The Wilcox Stockman gives it as report that Gen. D. K. Ward well, of Cochise county. has been appointed postmaster st Tomb stone.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-09-16
THE CLIFTON CLARION.

PuBtrsnEp EVERY WEDNESDAY, AT Clifton, Graham County, Arizona.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-02-03
Sic b~iesjdtrisen Grntes 4usiidteu int

Sic biesjdbrisen Grntes Musiidten inn
Noroueiten iino gut. sSn Wiinneiota bats
ten bic Jarmer letten 6erbit rei9li9 3eit
Snm Yfliisen unb baben bieielbe aud be-
nust, inbem ite elm sr0Beres glreal wie friz
Der beitsllt baben, obsleid bic allsemeine
Stimmuns bic lit, fir bic Solseseit ni9t
pieber 10 piel 8eiSen gu bauen wie friiber,
inbem bieie @etreibeIorte iett 10 nieSris I'M
greiieJ itebt. Oas NIT WinterweiSen
befteIt greal i'm ganssn 2anb 1T uns
sefdbr baIb 10 srob pie lsttss Sabr. Oies
ies bat aud ietnen @runb BARN, baB bic
i'm lsttsn Sabre in Praririe: Counties nit
8intsrsW eisen semadten geriuds, fid als
elm SebIidlas erwieien baben. 0a bic
Weli9tornsgr nte tes p~ersansenen Sabres
cine ausseseidnete NOR, unb aud Der Yreis
beHelben elm 70 sismIid befriebisenber 1T,
70 pirb nd9ites Sribiabr elm nod srSBeres
9lreal bamit bsitslt werben ME bisber.
Die gteisuns, fid mebr Der 8iebSu9t unb
benz Wildereiseiddft ~ wibmen, tritt
iiberaa mebr unb mebr berpor. Yeridte
aus DatOta ipreden fia babin aus, bab
wenn bis gu Der ndGiten Saat3eit Der Preis
bss Bei5ens ii@ ni3t beferm iOute, bann
aud cine Serminberuns bes felt ben letten
brei Sabren itets sunebmenben @reals fir
SommerweiSsn itattinben wirb.
Gs berri6t unter ben Sarmern unb 8ei:
s~enbauern cine alsemeine Gntriiituns, bic
ii9 ni9t alein auf Oatota bei6rdntt, ION
bern ii9 auf Winneiota ausoebnt, iber bas
9bun unb Sreiben Der @lepatoren Gompa9s
MEN, in Solge beiien Der @eisen sewiiers
maben 9ewaltiam benz Martte su9efiibrt
pirb. 9ie Na9tbeile Der niebrisen Yreiie
mifIen BEL bieier @inri9tuns aQsin bic
Sarmer erleibsn. 0dbrenb es wsuiser
toIten piirbe, ben @eiSsn slei6 gu ueriens
ben, fommt IS benz Sarmer piel tbeuerer
Su itsben, wenn ct ieinen WeiSen bel benz
nG9iten Sleuator abliefern, unb bafiir elm
bobss 9aserselb entridten muB. Oils 8eis
Sen in Chicago SLOT per 8uibeI toifete,
mar Der prsis bafir an ben Yldten, uOn
MO aus er beSosen wurbe, nun so Gents
per 8uibsl ODER rs Prosent bes @bicasoer
Marttpreifes, unb sesenwartis finb es nur
nod so YroSent.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-02-03
aus Dem Staate.
Die Der Yrobibi'
ttpniIten tn SeS @oineS.

Sim %. Sanuar fanb bic lang uorber ans
sefinbiste Seriammluns itatt. SOn ben
80 EQUITIES bes Staates waren. 81 bur9 AGA
Selegaten pertreten. Oas raube Wetter
belt mod cine InSabl 0eIesaten, Die ibre
glnfunft unsetinOtst batten, sariid.
Inter Ben 9efaBten Sei9lifen
finb bic berporsubeben baB bur3 Die Dele
saten bic 6siten 9lbuofaten unseitelt perben
iouten, Inn bic Serfolguns ber bas Yrobis
tionsseiet iibertretenSen @irtbe gu betrei:
ben, @eISer gu iammeIn unb auf3utreiben
(natiirli9) um Spione 81 beSablen, unb,
neil in Soma nt6t senus in bieien gettsl.
fad fdlt, 9iilfe bon anberen Staaten su
srbetteIn. go sebt es fort burd Die
idmmtli9en Serbunolunsen bieier gonpens
tion. Ganatismus unb ~lleberbebuns auf
Der Semperen3sS Settle; bemhtbise Bitten
nm Silfe, BON Seiten Der republifanii9en
Yrubibitionspolititer. Charlton unb gons
iorten sepannen ben Gag. Der ebrli9e
YrobibiOniit, Der beilise Sannes, bstam
ieinen GuBtritt nnb feline anbdnser nit
Inn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-02-03
Tins bat % idon oft aepunbert, baB

nod feine weitsrn t1n9liite bier Dor Der
Stabt bur9 bas gisidneibsn puiiirt iinb.
Sidt an Der 9anbuns, mo- bic gaiase 3mis
i9en Dubuque unb 8 L Dubuque 1T, bat
man nun idon Wo9en lang Sis sei9nits
ten UNI bamit Gpan's, bss S9peinep0ds
lers, gisbduier, bic bi9t an Der 9%anbuu9
liesen, gu ii0en. DAP in bieie 069er bis
iett rod feline @eipdnne NIT Wanu unb
Maus ~bineinseiast, mar elm @unoer, benn
nit edit ameritanii9er @lei9siltisfeit iinb
bic Q0der weber bel Na9t bur9 2ampen,
nod bel Gag bur6 6abnen martirt. 2ette
ISOLDE fam alderman Wiartin babur9 Su
S3aben. @iner isiner Subrleute ioute
mad elmer Sniel iioli9 Der Stabt auf cine
Solsfabrt, ram auf iOl6 elm bur3 lei9s
ties Sis iberbedtes God, bic Yferoe bra3en
elm unb nit Mabe Sos man iie beraus.
0as cine Yferb crepirte 6eim Seriu9.
@urum iorst Die Stabt ni9t fir S9ut ?
perbietet bort Sis aus Der Osde gu i9neis
ben, Ober spinst bic betrefienben Gambler,
fir bic Si9erbeit burd Wtartiren Der Ylase
bel Gag unb Ia9t Gorge gu trasen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-02-03
Scr Sch Gitp bemofratiide Club, bel

letten Serbit bier cine glnsabI heightened
Serr griinbeten, bic NIT benz communis
plebs Der @arbs ni9t suiammenseben
MOLTEN, bat iid iebt permanent %orsaniiirt,
UNI, ME es beibt, bic bsmotratiiden grins
sipien, BET birserIi6en, politii9en unb ios
cialen Sreibeit gu f0rbern. Der Stub
wirb aus actipeu WitsIiebern, bic girser
pom Dubuque, iinb unb @brenmitsliebsrn
beitsben. Iu6 bic i~oeiale @eielisfeit iou
beridii9tist merben. ollie Mitslieber, bic
ii9 letten Ssrbit anidlohen, tSnnen Der
neuen Organization obne Weiteres beitres
ten, reue Mitslieoer aber miifsn pom Gree
cuttps@ Omite porsei9lasen unb pom Club
ansenomu,en weroen.
Oie 9erren ueripre9en fi9 uieI pon ibs
rer Organization; idon bofisn ie cine
srcBs STOLE in Der StaatsppIitit gu ipieIen !;
iie wouen ben 4. Mars feiern unb idbrIi5
am s.. Sanuar elm Banquet seben. gu
Beamten wurbsn erpdbIt: Yrdfbent ..
.. Wpsrs SicesP rdfibeuten-@rite Warb
g. s.. Salpin; 2. @arb, .. 9. SO. Gar.
per; 8. @arb, 6. q. Soelter; 4. 0urb,
s.. 9. Soute; 5. Warb, 9reb. Si6ubbi;
Sefretdr gercp Breiton; S%orreIponbirens
Der Setretdr GIifforb 8. Sam; Sdaer
meiiter Saul Sraut; Sbiriteber 0auis
Grant.
Wern man Die 3wede Der Organization
oberIld6li1 betra6tet, 10 i9einen fie i9Ou,
nobel uno lie slitern gar in Der Come
Der Sreibeit. Briift man aber niber, le9t
BEN MaBitab bes geritunbss an, 10 i6pins
BET Der @lan5 complst. Stelen mir einiss
Srasen: Sit Ser Stub nDtbis? @ir iasen
gtein. Goiitipe 3pefe bat er nidt. 0us
buque lit iiberwdltisenb bsmotratii9; bic
&epublifaner trubeln IS ni6t. WpIen
bic Serrn bic 0emsfraten Oubuques nod
bemotratii6er MAIDEN? Cullen mad Qtbsn
trasen? @ousn sic bic 6reibsit bes gols
fes pieIei6t md uermebreu, bas lieBe iid
bOren, wenn mir ni6t aIe Sreibeit bdtten,
Die mir wolten2 Sielei9t aud belfen uns
bic Serrn bes Clubs ben Temperensteufel
befdmpfen2 ad nein, bafir iinb ie gu
heightened; mir tennen le aus friberer
Seit. Nber UNI bes 9immelspilen, mas
lit Der 3wed bes Clubs bsun? wirb mon
ms fragen. Nun, bic so a d 3 en-
Sdnbenbes 8oltes 81 en- tn NJ
BEN biz u. so itslieber sesene Il
t9 in bie Iemter gu bringen.
Wir werben bemGbun u. Sreiben Der @eieQs
i6aft i9arf %auf5upafien unb mii9t iie ii9
Direct ein9reifeno in bic WabIen, werben
mir ie6en @anbibaten befdmpfen, ben
iie aufifelt, ober beiien WabI ie fOrbert.
Wir brau9en fein unO wouen teiu Sams
mann bier.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-02-03
@ie es ideint, rest es fi9 in getrefT Der

@ie es ideint, rest es iid in getreff Der
Stabtpabl uater ben girsern. Oie Stabt
f6mmt INNER tiefer unb tiefer In S9ulben,
neil man ni9t ben Mutb bot, s~enisenbe
Steuern gu erbeben; pom Sparen sebt
feline &ebe, unb politiide Nbentsurer iu9en
ft6 benz IoIfe sur SSrberuns psri5nIidsr
3wede aufaubrdnsen. I'm benz elm gnbe
gu MAIDEN, ipridt man bauon elm girsers
t:det aufsuitelIen. Die @si9dftsIente
ioaen bic Sa9e in bic 9anb nebmsn nm
ben 8eriu4 su MAIDEN, cine before Stabt,
perwaltuns gu erbaIten. !3eit iit', 8 bSdite
Seit. Wir molten nal ieben, Oh bic Sadie
gum Iustras tSmmtt. Die Sauptfrase 1T
Wer ioa Wapor werben2 @ir brau5en eis
men Superldfisen, enersii9en @eiddftss
mann. &ein Ibpofat, fein poIitii9er @enls
teridser. 9aBt bic Yolitit 10 piel ais mDss
lid aus ber StabtpabI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-02-03
Sic Yoli3ei bat lette @o9en einen suten

Sic EoliSei bat lette Wo9en einen suten
Sang ssma6t. Sn Der Nu9t pom Waitts
mod auf Oonneritas, sesen Swei l1br
Na9ts, iab Der 9oliSiit S'Oea spei per-
bd9tis ausiebenbe guri9e in bic Nlep bins
ter 9utbers Geitauration on Tier StraBe
seben. auf bic 6rase, mas iie bort 81
tbun batten, saben iie Dem Yolisiiten our
antuort, ife sinsen beim pom Sans. Cine
Stunbe ipGter iab Der Yolisilt bieielben
guri6e bic auep binter 0~orrinstons Ges
i~taurant apii6en 5infter unb Sediter
Strase binunterseben unb sebot ibnen alz
senbIifli9 9alt. Oo9 ite nabmen &eiBs
aus unb ibnen bintenna9 Der YuIi;iit, Der
feline Sisnalpfeife blies. Captain &aesli,
Der in Der aQep in Der gdbe Der griten
National gant itanb, elite 81 tSilfe. Maa
nabm bic Suri9e feit, %piiitirte iie II. fraste
iie aus. Sci benz einen fanb man bic abs
sebro6ene Spite zines gobrers unb baIo
batten bic 8eamten beraus, baB bic Surs
i6e BEL SRI. SoQenfels an Der Se9iten
StraBe einsebrO9en waren, bic Sinters
tbire NIT einem MeiBel aufseswdnst unb
bas S9loB sebro9en batten. Sine gras
mination bss S9rantes ersub, baB man
spei 269er sebObrt, UNI ben S9rant nit
6eilen su Sffnen ober gu fprensen. Sn
einem Der 969er brad Der gobrer. Oas
rauf bin saben bic guri4e ben geriud
auf, IieBsn in Der Sdubla6e bes S9anfs
simmers 81 liesen unb entfernten ii9.
Der @slbidrant entbielt etua $50 baar
@elb. Inter benz 8ormanb Wein gu faus
fen, bate elmer Der S@eIme wenise Gage
uorber bic 9ocaIitdt senau in auSenidein
senommen.
Dis fe iasen, iinb bic bsibsn @inbrsder
Don &anias gitp, Der Cine beiBt Sames
Wiaiams, Der anbere SSoiepb Cane. SIS
iinb bisieIben guride, bic tiir3lid in gers's
Rsitauration Nuitern aBen unb bann frans
s6fi6en &bi9isb nabmen. sic werben in
BEN flint Bis sebn Sabren, bic fie @efdnss
niB erbulten, in anamoia bus S%teinebauen
70 ~Iernen, baB iis ii3 ebrli9 erndbrsn tons
men.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-02-03
Seibe. bic Maion unb Samlin Or.

Ottuts uVt Wtulum uHu puAltlu Or>
seln unb Pianos, ;eidnen ii9 bauptid9Ii9
bur4 bas aus, mas bic Greuens BEL iebem
muiitalii@en Snifrument ausmadt: Die
SuaIitdt bes Cones. Mnbere
Oinse, wenn aud widtis, iinb ss bod
weniser. Sin Snitrument nit nidt wobIs
tlinsenben TSnen, fam fein sutes muiitas
liides Snitrument fem. Nber in benz Sad
lit ni4t jeber elm competenter 8eurtbeiler.
Sine niebere Sualitdt bes Cones sefdut
benz unseibten DIR oft suerit am beiten,
aber 3eit unb @ebraud perben bic 1ebers
lesenbeit zines wirtIi9 suten Cones i9on
Ofienbaren. 8ei ber Qusmabl elmer Orr
gel sebt man baber ii6erer, lie Bel elmer
6abrif aus5upS9fen, Ssren &uf feit be-
sriinbet lit, unb beren @aaren wesen ibrer
ber~porrasenben ll~eberlesenbeit, Defenders
in bieier 9unptiude, betannt iiub. Bolton
Sournal."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-02-03
81. Scinrid Geo, Der seriebene S6wi

ler, Der letten October inter benz Namen
0iebis, ben @Olbi6mieb Snisbt bur3 Sauf
zines &inses unb cine Oubuquer 8ant UNI
mebrere bunbert Dollars bur5 etne faIi9e
3ablunssanweiinns binters 9i9t fiibrte,
lit 81 Is Sabren @efdnsniB gu Wsmpbis
in Senneiiee perurtbeiIt porbsn. Nun, Der
&rus sebt 10 lang gum Drummer, Bis er
bridt. Oen Spisbuben bat bic 9anb Der
itrafenben @eredtisfeit enbIid erreidt.
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