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L.. ). Grant and Eeauregard.

The signature of Grant when he
reached West Point was u. II. Grant,
but as his appointment was, by mis-
take OF his Congressman, made in the
name of U. S. Grant he was obliged to
take those initials or give up the ap-
pointment. A case like, but more seri-
Gus, was that of Gen. Beauregard.
Beauregard's father was named Tou-
ton, his plantation Beauregard. In
his letter, which was backed by strong
Endorsements, MIR. Touton signed HIM
self in the French fashion, Touton de
Beauregard, as even an English-speak-
ing American might possibly do-say
from an estate called "Oaklands'
John Smith. of Oaklands The Con-
gresham mistook the name of the
place for the name of the man, and the
cadet, who should have gone in as Pc
ter G. Touton, found himself entered at
West Point as i. q. L. Beauregard.
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Over the Wheat.

Over the wheat the oriole flew,
A fash Of fame; and he shook the dew
From his wings and sang, in the morn SO
sweet.
Over the wheat, over the wheat
Over the wheat the warm wind blew,
And ffCcks Of swallows Of dusky hue
Came in the twilight wheeling fleet
Over the wheat, over the wheat.
Over the wheat the darkness flowed,
And the twinkling lamp Of the freely glowed
All night long, in the lowering heat,
Over the wheat, over the wheat.
Over the wheat the soft rain fell
The dust and the heat and the drought to
quel;
Cool its murmurous pulses beat
over the wheat, over the wheat.
Over the wheat the long hours passed
Ill ripe for the harvest it stood at last;
so slow, so sure. so strange, so sweet,
Groweth in silence the golden wheat.
over the wheat the silent sky
Opened out to the stars so high;
Under the wheat the silent ground
Deepened down to the dark profound.
And the birds that over the wheat field few
Could tell Of its secret as much you;
For never 4 wise man lived who knew
How out of the dark and the light it grew.
Anna BOyntOn Averill.
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What Is Good Beer.

Genuine lager beer" said leading
brewer yesterday, should be brewed
in the winter and sold and drunk in the
summer. If it is kept on hand six
months it becomes q palatable and nu-
tritious beverage. Beer that is brewed
one week, placed in the ice-house and
sold the next is not proper drink.
The small brewers sell the best beer.
The large breweries turn out a good
quality Of goods, but they put it on the
market too soon after it is made.
4 leading physician when questioned
said: Modern kidney diseases are
traceable to the immOierate use of two
popular beverages-newl lager beer and
ice water. In Germany, the home of
lager beer. brewers do not attempt to
sell goods that have not been in stock
at least six months, aud most of them
keep their beer on hand year. Phil
adelphia beer has the reputation of be-
ing the purest brewed in the country,
but there is no doubt that the BIG brew
ers aduiterate their goods. Phttadet-
pitta Times.
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There was time when it made no
difference to the rancher whether it
ralned on the plains or not There
was always grass TO spare. Now the
ranges are stocked full and many of
them are overstocked. A short grass
crop now would mean death to thous-
ands of cattle. The business has al
ready been spread out to its utmost
limits.
A girl writes to the Cincinnati En-
qutrer that she has Invented and wishes
to patent a combination hustle and
chair. She explains that the hustle is
constructed like the usual article, to
be worn under the draperies of a dress,
but that within it are adjusted the legs
anu seat OF 4 chair, arranged SO that
when the wearer bends to sit down
they will automatically drop into place
to support her.
An iron fence has been recently put
between the Childs and the Grant cot
tages at Long Branch. During Grants
occupancy of this cottage there was no
fence. The lawns of the two cottages
were used in common. The title to
this cottage property is in Mrs. Grants
possession. 1t was not included in the
property turned over to Vanderbilt to
secure the loan of S150,00O made to
Gen. Grant the Sunday before the firm
of Grant & Ward failed.
The navy of the revolution was very
small and inefficient. Thirteen vessels
were built by order of Congress, of
which seven were captured by the
British, five destroyed to prevent them
from falling into the hands of the ene-
my, and one, the Randolph, exploded
while in action with the Yarmouth,
not soul on board escaping. OF the
thirteen vessels not one was in the pos
session of the Americans at the close
of the war.
The fees which each new recipient of
the Order OF the Garter pays amount to
nearly $4,000
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lFirst publication sept. 5. is

GFirst publication Sept. 8. 1850 No 80
&TATE OF WISCONSIN COUNTY CoURr FOR
- MANlTowoc COUNTY: In Probate
IL the matter of the estate OF Wilhelm Rein
hardt, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition Of Carl
schmidt, administrator of the estate of Wilhelm
Hcinhaidt, deceased, setting forth the amount of
personal estate that has come to his hands aud
the disposition thcreof-the amount of debt ont
standing against said deceased, and p description
OF az the real estate OF which said deceased died
seized, and thH all Of the real estate said deceus-
cd died seized OF, including the forty acre tract
when was used and occupied by said deceased
and his family a homestead at the time of his
death Is incumbered by a real estate mortgage
executed by said deceased and his then wife, now
deceased, to secure the payment Of the sum Of
three thousand five hundred dollars; that the in
terest which became due oD the sum secured by
sdld mortgage according To the terms of certain
pTomissOry note, bearing even date with said
due and unpaid; that the owner and holder of
SAID mortgage has consented in writing to accept
al the money secured by said mortgage in case
OF sale and release said mortgage OF record, and
setting forth the condition and value of the re-
Specnye portions thereof and praying that IL
ccnse be to him granted to sell all of said real es-
tate OF said deceased, to-wit: the SELL OF NE4
aud the NE5i of the SEA of section 81. townsl lin
w. north, OF range No. q, east, in Mantowoc
premises would be beneficial to all the parties in
ierestcd IN said premises; that unless said prem
lres are sold by the administrator Of said estate.
pursuant TO an order OF said court duly obtained
said mortgage will be fOrecloscd; and it appear
ing by said petition that there is not sufficient
personal estate in the hands of said administra-
tor TO pay the debts Of said deceased nor auy mart
OF said mortgage Indebtedness, and that il il
necessary III order to pay the same to sell all oi
said real estate; il therefore ordered that sai,
petition be heard by this court Tuesday, tie
9Th day OF October, 1888, at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ of
that day, at the Office OF tn county Judge in the
city OF ManitowOc, III said county, and that all
persons Interested in said estate then and there
show cause Gf any there he) why license sLo ,I
NOS be granted to said Carl Schmid.. admin str,l
tor OF said estate, TO sell said real estate accor
iug to the prayer OF said petition.
AND ii j. further ordered, tnat this order sball
hs published for four successive weeks UrIor fn
sald day OF hearing. in the iianiIowoc Pilot. a
weekly newspaper pr nted and published at Man
ItoWoc, III SAID county, ana that copy of said
order be personally served on all persons inter
Gsted IN said estate, residing in said county who
have not in writing signiied their assent to said
sale at least 20 days before said day of hearing
Dated at MaGitowoc. the 2nd day Of Septemher.
A. D., 1885.
BY the court,
X. ID. SMART County Judge.
SchmitZ & kiTFau. AftDrueye sa,.J t...tt
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Bucklin's Arnica Salye.

The BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piiess, or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give per
feet satisfaction of money refunded.
Price % cents per box. For sale by FL.
Hinrichs.
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Dyer Townsend of Rutland, Vt,
can outdo his grandson working i'll the
field, although 81 years old. and never
uses q saddle in riding young colts.
He hauled logs from the woods ali win
ter alone
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CHAS. III. SFFGFR

nENlINT OFFICE UPSTAIRS IN ANDER-
~ sons Block, Corner South Eighth and Ouay
Streets Manitowoc, Wis Prompt attention will
be gwen 10 all work entrusted 20 me apr27-SI
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President Cleveland 5 eye never wan
ders 1t always looks full in the face
of one to whom ne speaks. His voice is
described as OF the variety called fiat
falsetto.n
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NJ. KETTENHOFFEN.

NORTHWESTERN HoUSEFRANKITN AND
IN Ninth streets, ManitowOc Travellers will
here hnd the best Accommodations, Sample rooms
attached.
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WILLIAMS HOUSE.

A d JOHNSTON, PROPRIETOR, Corner of
IA Eighth and Franklin reefs Manitowoc.
A hrst-class American Hotel, centrally located
oilers every inducenent to the travelling public
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\ roofing material intended to super
sede slate is now made from paper
pulp. 1t is lighter and has other ad-
yantages.
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Dr. Clark Whittier a brother of the
poet has bought 10000 acres of land in
North Carolina, which he intends cut
ting up into small farms.
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b ARRER SHOP.

HARL PANGBURNS 5 Barbershop, in Barnes
Ob.uck on Worth Eighth street. Work done in
good taste. Particular attention paid to Ladies
and Children,s hair cutting and shampoong. BY
ali means call and see Carl
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE AT
residence 81 Dr. T. simon, Hancock street
near the court house Mauitowoc, Wis. de15
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S. SANDERSON

MANUFACTUBERA AND DEALERIN BOOTS
ASL Shoes, Leather, &c. Shop on Buffalo
Street near the corner Of Eighth Repairiug
neatly aud promptly executed
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j ID. MARKHAM.
VIM. RAHR,S SONS

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
IA Oihce, in Torusou's Brick Block, Eighth
street, ManitoY oc. Wisconsin.
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T. S. LUUNANN NJ n

DREWER AND MALSTER. CORNER SIXTH
- and Washington streets South side. The
highest cash price paid for Barley
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A Clear Skin

is only a part of beauty;
but it is a part. Every lady
may have it; at least, what
looks like it. Magnolia
Balm both freshens and
beauties.
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SICK HORSES

are cured the quickest by the Horse
Medicines prepared by Henry Hinrichs.
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G. &. SFDGWJCK

4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
~ Office in TOTisOus brick block. north end
sth street bridge, Manitowoc Wisconsin CoIlec-
dons promptly attended to.
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fnNH0 mn In presents gtren quay Serd no
IA vliIf Hill cents postage and by RAIL Won
VECD,UUlg VIII get free a package of Goods
OF large value. thai viii start
yea IN work that will al once bring ye, II, -, @
faster than anything else in America An shoG;
IN" S9D.hO in presents with each box. AGENTS
wanted everywhere, of either sex OF ali aces for
all the time. or spare time only to worI ior nc "a
their own homes. Fortunes for ali ,nrkars D - -
solntely assured Don't delay. II. HALIFTr {,
Co, Portland, Maine, * "
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NASH Il NASH.

A TTOBNEYS AND COUNSELORS ATLAW
- Office over First National Bank, Eightb ST
Collections prOmptly attended to.
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TERMS, TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR.
DR.. WATROUS.

nENFIST. Torrison's Block Vitalized air
! given for the painless extraction of teeth.
All work done in the very best manner and guar
auteed. Ofiee hours: : to u A. NJ and 10 s 2.
NJ. Evenings. ! to ; Sundays. Q 10 10 a. NJ. and
3 10 1 T.. u. German spoken. 3ljuly84
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FORREST & RTFSCH

!. TTORNEYS Il COUNSELLoRS AT LAW.
~ OfElcc in Carus' Block. first floor, in door
leading to Comfy judges office. South EIGHTH
Street, Mauitcwoc, Wiz. Collections promptly
attended TO- julio
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& w. J. TURNER.

II .. q " J 7 Z KN Err,
A TTORNEI AT LAW, OFFICE ON sTH
n Street, South side, over Kuhlers store Man
tOwOc, Wisconsin.
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Z. b. EST ,La9ok VA. WkLKER
ESTABROOK & WALKER.
A TTOBNEYS At LAW. Office corner Eighth
"A and franklin streets, in Woods Block over
Naguer's store South Side. Manitowoc, Wis.
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dItA' HICHAEL hIRWAN
SCHMITZ & KIRNAN.

A ITO8NEIS AT LAW. OFFICE IN FRASz's
~ Block, South Eighth Street, Manitowoc
Wisconsin. Imay1I
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-02-24

&emerf9en. 9m 25. San. feierte
man bort bic &irmes, bod lief bieieibe ni&t
10 slatt ab. Sofanb Sonntas Mbenb cine
&eiIerei 3miiden ueri9iebenen &dmpen BON
Remeri4en unb S9enssn ftatt. OF bier
wieber Der vNeue" feline Streide iptelte,
OOsr Oh sesenieitiser 5aB bic S9uIb Sas
ran mar?
grnannt: 6err 8. g. WaHarb,
Sriebensseri&tsidreiber an g9teruad, gum
@eridtsuoa3teber am Beairtsseri9t Currents
burg, nit benz Wobnis SID a. b. aIs. -
5r. 8. g. &autb, @eridtsuoasiebsr ~
Gdterna9, gum @eridtspou3ieber am Bes
,irtsseri9t Y~uremburs, nit benz Wobnfs
Sid a. b. VII. - r. Sob. Soiepb paulp,
acknowledgements gu 2ursmburs,
gum @eri9tsuoq;ieber am Besirtsseri@t
9uremburs, NIT benz Wobnfs Merf1, tn
griesuns bes 5u anbern 5unctionen berus
fensn 9rm. SpOsen.
G9terra1. Sn Der alien g1ters
nader Pfarrtirde vSt. Setter uffm Berg"
sewabrt man in benz Qnfanss bes poriaen
S%abrbunberts neu aufsefibrten gorbau
ooer ginsans CUR &ir9e in Der gde our
guanselienieite. cine &stte ei~nsemausrt.
Sielfad bat man ii9 in all mSsliden
Gonietturen i!ber bieie Settle ben Ropf acre
bro@en. slus einem Resiiter bes pfarrers
Sswalb Rees Q705- 171s) I'M g4ters
nader gfarrar9iu eriiebt man, baB BET
0ffeutliden Iersernifen }. .. Itanbes
l6iem gbe6ru9e, bic Rstte Bel 6fs
fentli9en &ir9enbuBen ansewanbt wurbe.
Oieie Rette war NIT spei Steinen perIeben.
Oisie Irt Offentli9er 8aBe moi bamals
aagemein einsefibrt, mie man aus benz
tartli9 ebitirten Werfe pom Sob. 6epoinger
betreffs Der disqualification be5. trieril9en
@r3bii9ofs IN unierem 2anbe erisben tann.
Sn gettenborf weissrte if9 4. 9. ser gbes
BREEDER @iai6roS WupfIsr in Der Bro;eifion
bic Steine NIT elmer Rer3e unb Der &utbe
gu trasen. Colder 8ubiteine, mo- bte
Rette nm ben Sals selest unb bic Steine
auf Der Vruif setrasen tourben, befinben
fi9 tn Neuerburs, no iie an Der Rir9tburms
ubr ais @ewi9tsitsins bansen, IN ben
Rirden gu OottenSorf gu gfeibenba6 &c.
Die IN Der pfarrtir9e gu Menborf befinblide
Bubtette uiest nit ben beiben Steinen BON
90 unb 80 Yfb. A. pfb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-02-24

Mtt Q + 9 iii 9 en- uernebmen mir. f
idreibt Der Sc Wars 9erolb", baB SER
Sobn Irensborf pom Der 6rans 8rauerei In
Siour @itp als ganbibat fir bas Nut ct:
mes M(bermannes isner Stabt a%uftritt. Ser,
arensborf 1T Elm Wann, Der bas Ser, au
benz re4ten Sled bat unb einen iol@eu
8ertrauens. Boitsn wobl uerieben wiirbe,
Bir wiini@en ibm Grfols.
Sn Stourgitpif lit 5err Ws. Srans
3tstus wieber ganbibat fir bas Iu,t zines
Stabtpaters.
Der .Bort Waibinston 3eituns" ents
nebmen mir bic fOIsemben ROti3en:
Ger 8aterb es Or. Carl Sonas In Comm
Sautpiue 1T I'M utter pom 50 Sabren 9etorben.
Snber cate Rird E i'm Belgium lies fid
Serr ai6olas Bort nit Fri. Wdrs. sBepfer
trauen. 8iel Slid gum Yunbel
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Suxem6 foe $.
Tereiniste Staaten.
Sic lurem6urser Oiiiiiere I'M Yirsers
friege.
Uortlesun9.)
Der Wajor, @err Dominic gSelter.


Der Wsaior, Serr Dominic gSelter.
Serr Sominid 8elter warS su G9ters
na6 am o. Hopember 1889 9eboren er
ma1te bas alts Spri1port, baB Die Sd.
terna9er bi~nteuna9 fommeu ,u S9anoeu,
benn er tam gut porpdrts. Su 1851
lanste CT bier in ben Ser. Staatsn, in Ses
mecca So, Ohio, on uno trat I'M Seps
TENDER 1861 ms Sierte Gapalerie &esis
msut, Sainois 6rsiwtaise, elm. @esen
leiner anertamten Si9ti9teit i'm Oienite
warb sr i9nsl in bSbere gbarssn bsiSrbert,
erbielt i9ou am is. S%eptember 1862
Die 9olbenen S9ulteritreifeu ais lieutenant
uno taum Swei Wonate brauf, parS CT
gum eriten lieutenant bsf6rbert. Oas Yas
tent ais S%auptmann ioIste gnfans 1864
uno nod I'M ielben Sabre basienise bes
Waiors.
Welter nabm Gbeil an alien S9la6ten
unb @efs9ten Der Cumberland Irmee. gr
bate iebo9 bas llusIiid am 90. Septems
Der 1868 BEL Gbicamausa ben Sioli9en
ais @efansensr in bic Sdnbs gu fallen,
warb In Wilminston, Nortb Carolina, auss
sewedislt unb 1866 tn SUM, ais bic Diens
ite ui4t msbr n6tbis waren, anssemuitsrt.
Sn 1877 orsaniiirte Ssrr Dsksr in
gbieasO cine GOwpasnte GasauFie (rG'
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SeI8tt6.2 usemburS.

5err tnteriu d ungssNi6te
Bartb ant Irloner @eri9te, elm 0urems
burger, lit pon or. Mai. benz RSniae Der
SeIster gum Bitter bes 9eopoISorbeus ers
nannt porben.
Sn ben na9folgenben @emeinbem iin6
gu girsermeiitern ernannt uorben:
Irronbiiemen girton:
8eQsfontains: 9err s. 9. Meidel;
8leib: 5r. %. Naban GbaHepierre: 6r.
%. s. Saut6; @binp: Sr. 81. Mi9sl;
@taue: 9r. s. 0ioier; @eroupiue: Sr.
N. $. 9enoir; Sssl: Sr. 6. &oiiguon;
0acuiiine: ST. 6. Sacques; 9atour: 6r.
s. 6. Mar9al; Mu1p;IasYiIe: Sr. 8.
y. S9reber; &uues: Sr. 6. 2enfant;
Saints2essr: Sr. 6. @aupin; Saintes
GeeiIe: Sr. s. 9. 8iaaime; 0ance:
Sr. s. 9. YsrIeaa giaers. Ia.9oue: Sr.
s. 5. Oropip; Sirton: 9r. .. Soncin.
giutlfanb Der Stabt MrGom.
@eitorben. = glm 10. San.: u. s.
Denis, 81 Sabre alt, Sobn pom Sraucois
s. Dents unb Nnne Noel; Ms. Berg, alt
AZ Sabre, Sobn pon pierre gers uno Mas
rie &aren. glm 90: Mnna RIetn, 90, =.
alt, @ittwe S9wart.
Serr g. M asnette 1T gum gIrs
9ermeilter pon 9a4p ernannt worben.
gu st. 9eser 1T am 81. Sanuar
elm gutter, fatboliider Mann ssitorben, Der
Suouitriele 9err 6. s. 9apaur. Oerielbe
mar 6s Sabre alt. @eboreu warb er III
Oriaintans, in Der @emeinbe IiIerssiurs
SemOis, BON edit fatbolii1en unb auten
lursmburser Gltern. glm tleinen Gents
mar gu Sloreffe ma9te er feline Stubien
unb s%rinoete ipdtsr bas MI5lensei9aft,
beien &unbidaft iid In ben san3en ars
bennen, ua9 Srantrei9 unb bis ms @roBs
ber,o9tbum binein eritredte. gr CAB stn
Wert beraus: LIE systemic ct la formation
du monde, in benz er gang originelle Sheen
~betunoete. Sater elmer sablrei6sn SAINTS
lie, iu9te sr feline Ginber driitli6 su ersies
ben. Infer Correspondent Serr Mi9aes
lis aus Nrlon unb Serr @ottfrisb Rurtb,
unier 9anosmann, Brofeiior an Der lInts
perfitdt 9itti6, sebSren gu ieinen S9wies
seriObnen. r. |. p.
Die Notar 30. s.. s. s. a
,eur eingerei6te 0itte INN gntlafIunq
aus benz Oienite 1T pom Der &ssieruns aus
Senommen worSeu.
Im 10. Sauuar le9te cine Seuerss
brunit gu Gteue, Marcourt, bas@ebdube Der
gsbrioer Subert unb Golin in al4e. Die
grnote unb bas Wobiliar wurben ein &aub
Der Slammen.
Sn Der % a d t pom IS. auf ben 10.
Saniar waro gu Yance einsebroden, cine
feline Summe @slbes unb etpas 9iqusur
seitobIen.
gu @ran6 San fanb Der Staatss
fSriter einen Serriiften i'm Walb, Der einen
eisenen SolSi6lag anseIest bate; CT bate
6ai6inen semadt, 200 iunse Gi9tu um>
Sebauen uno wurSe erit nit 9iilfe Der Sens
oarmerie feitgenemmen. Der S9aoeu be-
Iduft li6 aui 1900 6rs.
Gu 9aro6e 1T elm tatbolilder Ger
Gle, SatboIitenusrein, ses,iiubet worbsu.
gu M~eiianep lsste cine Ssuerss
brunit bas Wobusebdube Der barbara
@spter in 9llde. @m %. San. s~eritSrte
cine 6susrsbrunit gu 9irton bas @obnbaus
unb bic @ebdube bes @drtners Wtaas.
@aes mar periidert.
Der SasISbner WideI 8ars
tells non Oifferbinsen iudte elm SdB9en
Aleobol mad SeIsten gu i9musseIn, wsrb
ertappt unb fist iest gu arIon.
Ssrr 8. 8. .. Merf9 d, NotaIatss
@aubibat, III gum Mstar gu Mards an
STEELE bes penfonirtsn 5rn. MensaI ers
nannt wsrben.
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Scr iiritbifdOilide GeneralsS ieariatss
iecretGr in Tei9en, 9err Sobann Sifora,
1T pom or. pSpitli4en .9eilisteit gum @bs
rsn:& dumerer extra urbem ernannt wors
ben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-02-24

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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-01-30
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RoMNEY FRIDAY. JAN so, 1884.
AN EVENING HYMN.


o God OF love. thy name ne bless
For al the =. Of this aay b "a KIN. W I;
With prayers and song. Of ihankfulness
Once more We would approach Thy
throne
In all thy love shall be aaored;
Teach us that lore this night 0 Lord,
II we this day bave failed to tread
The up~ard path that leads TO light,
Ii any cloud Of grief or dtead
Thy JOY to Us can strength afford:
Bro ods darkiy Ger cur souls TO. night,
Give US that joy this night, o L,ri.
Tb chariots are all winds that blow,
Thy ways ara on the pa, bless sea,
At thy command the waters H,w.
The dceps lift up their hands tn thee
Yet thou dost hear our suppliaut word
Grant US Thy peace this night. o Lord.
What more We pe 4 thou keowest - !;
Forgive our sins for Jesus sake;
Fold weary hearts in thine own res';
Give midnight songs to thuse v ho wake
And Of thy grace to all accord
Love. joy, IN peace this night, o Lora
sunday al Home.
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