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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-16
JOHNNY, GET YOUR GUN"

Yet q little sleep little slumbcr, little folding
OF the hands to sleep
So shall thy poverty come as one that trayeleth
nnd thy want as an armed man.-PrOrorbs rrir
80, 81
And Solomon was q very wise man. IL
has come to the knowledge Of Tue APPEAL
that some persons censured it yesterday
for squirting up the authorities and for
inaugurating policy Of quick public ex-
posure OF jacksonville refugees. To those
persons THE ArPEAL says it has the longer
memory. Not only does it remember
that in 1878 il was rebuked in n
similar strain for lifting note Of
warning: not only does it remember
the awful scenes OF 1873, when Of 1900
people remaining in Memphis, lIGOOgrew
sick and 8, $50 died, but il also remembers
the pledge II gave to the people OF Mem
phis when the frost stayed the epidemic,
that it would in the future be vigilant and
faithful. There is no fever in Memphis,
is no extreme Of prevention to which TnE
APPEAL is not prepared 10 go. II pur
poses TO warn, to complain, to advise and
TO urge. The quarantine regulations must
he most rigorous and most mcrcilcss.
Charity begins at home. What does The
APrEAL care for threats TO stop
papers and 10 withdraw advertise
mcnts2 Though il cost every dollar
TnE AprEAL is worth, and the favor OF
every customer IL has, IL would moi
swcrvo n hairbreadth from its course in
the public interest. But IL knows there
will be no such loss Of favor on the con
lrury it knows that II can depend now as
in the past ON the public gratitude. TN
ArrrAL pitics the man VINO would permit
his pocket 10 dictate TO his conscience, IL
an issue Of life aud death TO his neigh
bors. The prosperity Of Memphis
Is stakcd upon the prevention o
the fever Il has always beer
the refugee that didn't count" who has
brought the disease into the city. Shot
guns, vigilance committees, lynch law
any recourse that will guarantees the OK
cmption Of Memphis from another vista
ton Is advisable. The health authoritic
of Mississippi State and County, are in
dulgng in no spirit Of ioolhardy tcmpor
ling. Memphis, mindful Of the pcnaltic
Of the past, should BE- none the less alert
In the game with Yellow Jack, cxpcricnc,
teaches that II is like that between ia,
Grcascr, who dealt. aud the Cowboy:
"what have you gol?" says the Cow
boy.
-Four aces" says the Grcasor, "and
take the pot"
"Not muchl" says tho Cowboy, drawing
his gun, eve got seven"
When yellow Jack deals the health au
thorillcs must adopt tie Cowboys hcroi
measures, and they must feel they ar
backed by the whole people Us u poss
comitatus The 'lct alone" policy wi
! not do. There must be no Numbering o
: the part OF the vidctcs.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-16
NON INTERCOURSE ron MEMPHIS

NON INTERCOURSE FOR MEMPHIS
At the Conference Of State lIoarls Of
Health held In Cincinnati early last May,
Il was resolved That, In ease II shall
prove that yellow fcycr Is present In Flor.
ida, boards IT Health Of adjoining States
should establish and maintain q thorough
system u so.callcd inland quarantine,
which means the inspection Of travellers,
ihc isolation OF all infected persons aud
articles. aud complete disinfcction, these
methods tn bc enforced with the least pos.
siblc interference with travel aud COM
mcrcc consistent with the projection Of
health" This IL all very well Tor placcc
iar North where risks may bo taken In
Wow Of very cool nights and the usual
carly irusi in the iall, but Tor Memphis,
where the heat Of summer is prolonged TO
October. II will not DO. Therefore tho
permission granted 10 refugees from Flor.
ida TO rcmain here was attended with a
risk that We should never run. I,
il true tho city Is in fair san.
iiary condition aud that We have
an excellent system Of sewers excellent
~ long ~ the flush tanks ac In perfect
running order and the house flushing IL
perfect AMI thorough but this does not
warrant rs In taking the chance Of vel.
low fever epidemic by granting permission
10 any one irom Florida 10 remain here a
moment We cannot tell whether our san.
iiary condition gives ~ immunity, and VIC
cannot, In view Of the past, try whether II
does or not by experiments with the
health and lives Of tho people Our guar
aniinc should, therefore, be- o. Il IA, one oI
prohibitory intercourse. No ono from Flor
ida should bc allowed 10 remain here MOI
even to pass through here. As burnt
child breads the ir, ~ We should dread
the appearance oiany one from an infected
town or city. Absolute non.intcrcours,
should be- our rule, aud Il should bc AZ
undertaking one, an inimciion oi which
should be punished as seriously as IN,
laws viii permit.
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Health, says: "There is more sound, prac-
teal hygiene in the thirteenth and four.
teenth chapters Of Leviticus than in all
the skulls Of all the health commissioners
and common councillors OF all the cities
OF christendom"
Scofiers may sneer at what. they term
the mistakes OF Moses, but modern scien-
fists and Legislators are only beginning to
appreciate, and TO adopt the principles EN-
bodied in the legislation promulgated by
him thirty-three centuries ago.
FREDERICK SCoTT.
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River Telegram.

CINCINNATI, o., Aug tA-No0n. River Zee,
4 Inches and rising. Weather clcaL Thsrmome.
Ter ~. Nrht-Riycf tcci inches AMI station.
airy. Weather warm and fair
ViCKsBURG. Ms, Aug. iA-RAining steadily
sinco noon Departed. ctr ot Cnifo. 81 Louis
sam. billie Memphis. Nsirhos. FUSED o. ~.
A. Iioxic and bangs, PM
LOuiavti.i.E Ky. Aug h-No1n River
on a stand With iee, , lnghcs la tho canal aud
ipot nrif,. va Niy " T. iilsius.. daii Ne.tis.t
warm partly cloudy ani clcsf Nlgh,-kivef on q
lnShcs on the ialls iiusines dull Weather
warm and partly cloudy,
CAIRO, M. Aug ih-Noon arrived Ger.
Ne fool. ohio, lam, n A. SPEED l,low, , am.
departed idlcuild, Evansville, Z an. gcrtis
Posl. ohio sAm River u foot il.ohes and fall
Ing weather clear and warm. Night-Arrtvcd
Sew south pm. Harm Brown New orleans. .
pm. ctr Of Monroe - Louis SPIN. pef-r,sii
nlcwild. Evansville. pm New south. faiug All.
lem River 70 ios1 5 inches aud falling wssihtf
ialf aad warm
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-16

As WIT appear IN or local columns,
Mr.. Gabay Is cSonoratcd from tho change
Of having permitted jacksonville refugees
TO make Temporary home Of his house.
TnE ArrE,L's report was made on the an.
thority Of the police, who wcrc mislcd hy
the fact that the man Jocobs had called At
Afr. Gabay'a Tug AFrEAi, at Mr.. Ga.
bays instance, prosecuted an iny,siiga.
ton as TO the movements Of the Jacobs
party, the results Of which are moro Inn.
prcssiyc than the original rumor.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-16

with them. The Jaw Of an eye for an eye,
and tooth for a tooth, if dealt out to all
such, would make a quick end to them.
That's the meanint6f the shotgun quaran-
tine, which in 1878 was most effective, and
which we may confidently expect to see
this year If the yellow fever is not sup
pressed in Florida by the dispersal OF the
people OF the infected places.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-16

Now ~ President llajdcn's policemen
arr yigilant, Il they act intclIigcntly aud
circumspccily on the trains, no refugees
from Florida can hereafter enter Memphis.
They should make !, point 10 ~ through
the car with the conductor, and with his
assistance ascertain whcrc the passengers
coming into Memphis are from. Aud il Is
hoped the conductors will chccdully 60.
operate with them in y work that means
tho safety Of Memphis
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-16
GROWTN OF ENGLLsM LABOR

When Mnllhus, in l71S, wrote his book
on "rhc Pressure Of Population on the
Means Of Subsistence" the population Of
England was only 10000. 600, tile wages Of
labor employed in factories was very low
aud the prices Of provisions very high. In
Lancashire the cost Of spinning pound Of
cotton ut that time wis a shilling, or o
cents. now Il costs onc.half penny, or
cent, aud there Is now paid tho highest
amount OF wages with tho lowest cos, Of
production IT any country In Europe.
Free trade LAS brought tho raw material
IN the wmkmans hand at the lowest
possible price aud reduced the cost Of
maintenance 10 a minimum and vet Eng.
lanG is a. far behind tho United States in
tho use Of labor saving machinery ON
farms as the nations Of the continent are
behind her hut coming back 10 our
muiions, MIR Edwin Chadwick. the
English economist. tells Ms that the wngcs
! given NJ the commencement u the cotton
| manufacturer wcrc not moN than bs pcr
head Of the cot,on.min workcra man,
woman aud child. that is 10 say, u there
we're three workers In a cottage, the az
grcelic wages thcyrccciycd were not mon,
than los pcr week In agriculture, In
scotland. Adam smith stated that III,
wages ior adult workers whom be- pro
duccd his great work, "An Inquiry Int
thc Natu tc and Causcs Of the Wealth %
Nations" wcp nj q day Tho wage
nov Ia Lancashire ayomgc LIS pcl
head oi the mill workers, aud In n coiiagy
oi three man, woman AMI child-th,
wages may amount IN c2l0 per week.
l'l,c agricultural wages In tho highly cul.
.imici districts Ia Scotland ar nov
about fl a week ior the man, six shilling
llr the woman, aud four shillings for the
boy. besides gool cottage and other ad
Mniagts Ia Arthur Youngs time, OF
about the time Of Nautilus, tho weekly
wages wrr ~ 81, aud the cost Of th,
uuartcm Loaf was L. al. Recently IN,
wages In the southern counties wcrc II,
81. while in the mop highly cultivate,
districts Of the most northern couniie,
they wero about the Smo A. In Scotland
AMI the price Of the quartcrn loai was "a.
Now I, may h. stated ~ an economical
. principal. that the ii,i oi an artisan being
employed at wages icnolcs that over ant
, above his own means " subsistence, h,
earns enough to yield proat to the cap
italis,s who rmplo,s him. and the con
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-16

bin and palm il off on the country as
measure that originated with them. And
so they arc trying to hedge on the Chinese
question, on which their candidate for the
Presidency --IIarrison-ha made record
that has turned every workingman in the
country against him.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-16

PnaiprSr ll,ppry should today iumi.
slio Gus Blasss s,oc with sulphur aud
continue To iumir,ic it for twenty. iour
aOun Perhaps itwuuId IN thc interest Of
s.e public safety be- best to burn II; COM
tents and all. hut certainly !, should bo
umigat,.,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-16

MrNrms should instantly quarantine
against ATLANTA aud Nashville, since they
arr opcnci as asylums To Florida refugees.
II she docs not, there II nothingto prevent
such refugees from entering Memphis o.
from Atlanta or Nashville. and after ten 10
twenty days developing a line cac of vel.
low icycr. with virus enough to inoculair
the State.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-16
STATE ELECTORAL TICHEE

W, the state at IArrc-Albcrt 2 Marks OF Frank
lin Josiah Patterson, of shelby.
rirs, District-H 4. Hughes Of Claiborne
second pitrlc.-L. 4. GmtA Of Knox
Third District -.
Fourth District-w. NJ Hammock, OF TrouslA'o
Filth Distrlct--w C. Houston. oi Cannon
sixth nitrct-Eli r. Morris oi Davidson
Seventh District FlournOy Rivers ni ~lA
Eighth III tr.ct-R T. Cole Of Henry
Ninth District
Tenth pi,triet-Harry N. I'M Of shelby
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These propositions arc made for tho boneht OF
those who secure yearly subscribers, but In order
that the subscribcn may derive benefit from tho
competition. TlU ArrrAL will distribute among
them giiy amounting in value In mon than 5000
These gifts viii Quito In the respect OF value aud
dc,lubnlty anything ever offered by n Southern
Newspaper livery yearly subscriber viii b SURE
10 gctagIit send for sample copies Of WErklr
Atrial auI a fuI list Of gifts This proposition
will BE- open 10 November 80 1854
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roIogicsi press Report.


TuF rooms occupied by the Jacobs party
IN Hoods boarliug-houc should hc iumi.
gated with sulphur today, and no one
should be- permitted 10 occupy thcm for
thirty days Mr.. Flood should attend
this himself.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-16

weather begins again, that would perhaps
cost thousands of lives and millions of
dollars. But Mr.. Jacobs has gone, and
his sixteen packages OF goods viii not DO
allowed TO be brought into the city.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-16

Dn. TnouSroS aud President llaldcn
agree with TuE ArrEAL that rrtugccs from
Florida cannot stay In Memphis, and nino.
tcnihs Of tho cilizcns. anil business men
especially. agrrc with aud applaud the sue.
ccssiul efforts II Tnr ArrE,l 10 prevent
the stay II refugees here and the harbor.
ing Of their baggage OF ircights undcr any
circumstance
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-16

THERg was mow danger In the old
clothes the Jacobs party left At Gus Blas'
than In anything else. llcncc Il Is that
TnE ArrrL suggests the iumigation Of that
persons stop. Aud Mr.. MADDEN should
punish him Tor harbohne lhcsc old clothes
after his proclamation Of quarantine had
been Issued.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-16

wuAr would have happened had TuE
ArrrAL not exposed the presence Of the
Florida refugees, and Mr. jacobs had
been ixrmi,led to bring In and open In q
Bcale ACCT store. without iumigation,
sixteen cascsN gOod' that, bad been cE.
posed for sale in Jacksonville, Fla. Tor q
year past7 is the question Of our reporter.
Why. We should most likely have had an
Epidemic Of yellow lever. When the hot
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-16

~ tho Mills bill bccomcs a law the
cheaper descriptions Of carpets, aud even
the less expensive qualities Of brussels
carpets. could bo sold ~ half thcir present
prices whcrc 81 PER yard is now paid
but 90 cunts would b. paid thcn. whcrJ
10 cents Is nov paid butj a cent. would b,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-16

NV loRK. Aug i5.-Tho funeral oil
Lawrence J. Jerome took place at the fam
lily residence In West Ninetccuth street,
this forenoon. Tho Rev. DR.. Prescott
Eyaris, OF the Church Of the Holy Com.
munion, oiliciatcd. Tho widow was not
present, being seriously III at sharon The
intcrmcnt will be q, Greenwood this alter
noon.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-16

TVS Republicans Of tie Senate, not con-
tent with trying 10 steal the Democratic
campaign thunder, that Injured 10 rs as a
result, Of the passage oi the Mills bill, arc
trying hard 10 steal Dclmont's fisheries
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-16
OBITUARY.


HTccIaI UIspalch 70 IHo Appeal
Jackson, Tenn, Aug. i5.-Mu. Fannie
NJ. Hurt, wife Of the late Capt. A. n.
Hurt, this city, died this morning at o. 20
O'Clock. Her husband died two weeks
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-16

JACKSON, Miss, Aug. lb.--Tho FIRST bale
Of cotton Of the scason was purchased by
r. as. Nirlcn. II was raised by J. NJ.
Nixon, colorcd. weighed 5l2 pounds,
chased strict middling aud sold for 10 l.loo
por pound.
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TO hINMEn ToInIsTs.

TnE Arrr,l will be sent to all pcrsons fpcnd.
FMS the summer abroad, without extra chargc.
sulscrilcr. who wish their papcn changed from
the home adirrss have only 10 ncaiiy the ollcc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-16

TITS man or woman who comes into
Memphis from place infected with yellow
ioycr, u Is fair TO conclude, brings death
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a Va Hnrna

Special pl'piich IN The Appeal.
CoLuNnus, Miss, Aug. i5.-Mr. q. w.
Burns died today at his residence In this
city.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-16
THE WEATHER,
Indications.

WaruSeros, Avg ~. D Up m.
Dor Buur.cr BEd kcutuoky iUDl miuA Na
tlonHry tymp,raiuug variable winds generally
f1uthcrly
Dor isIeippl' Miu. slight, warmer variable
winds generally snuthsisi'rly
fot Afknr-a. Loal ui|us stationary icmpcra
we Wluis generally suuihcasirriy
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VOICE OF TIE PEOPLE.
treatment Of Inicctious Disease.

Dispersal, isolation destruction by fire OF infect
led clothing, bedding and infected houses
"These are the only means oil preventing the
spread OF this dreadful disease. DISPERSAL iso-
'laton and fire are thc only rational agencies
"iOr the destruction OF yellow fever"
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pR. rnoRSroS's RKrlY.

MENriiis, Icnn., Aue ~ issA
Nr. A. n ocoibar
Dear Sir Only ono party Of thcc mentioned In
TINS ATRIAL ~ hcing Ia the city arc irlm FLORIDA
Thcss parties do not live IN Jacksonville. ani NJ.
though they bought their tickets thoru they were
never xposci b. Yvllnw fever. They arrived herr
Monday morning and arr oricfci io leave today
Thcse afu the only people Who have brcu allowed
~ stop heru frpm FLORIDA. ana none Others sii b.
allowed ~ stop. Mutc stringent ouiUu Wlii 10
publishcd IN tumnrfuw1t paTsrs. Uniformed no
I,emen we're panrd ON all trains snsi ni the river
iasl night aud they have strict orion 10 arrst al
I,auuneurs from Injected points who NAV attempt
To stop In Memphis The quarantine shall ~ uiadc
a. stringent possible o. allow trains ~ run al all
You can rat asurcd Of this RESPECTFULLY.
o. rHonSroN.
Mrs. Jacobs was also interviewed by an
ArrKAL reporter. She Appeared outraged
nj the ArrKAL's conduct in publishing the
facts, and stated that there were
rHREE PASSENGERS FROM JACKSONVILLE
besides herself and party, aud that they
all got oil ut Memphis. She was unable,
however, 10 give the reporter any names.
TnK ArrEAL reporters wcru trying 10 lo-
cate them all day yesterday, but thus far
without success. President MADDEN had a
long interview yesterday with Mr.. jacobs,
and after going over the case with him
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-16

on aud after ths date. until future Notification,
m inspecting sanitary Officer viii hc placed on all
through trlins entering Memphis Csst ui the Mis-
l.lppi river lailfuad officials and CNpuls mes.
scngvs will give him dcslrsi information Ia rgar1
o. lasscngrn. baggage. package or trvirhu ship.
pcd from either Que Of the following nhmtd
plaO- Jacksonville. TAMPA, Nanhics, Plant City,
Oflandn fla, OF auy other place s0uth 90 east u
this whom yellow fever Lns hc,u officially nu
nounrVd No BAGGAGE rnrlglffs ON rrNapNf
FnuN ftE ABOVE NAMED InsAllflEs VIA ~ A.
LuWIb 10 ErNAtS ~ TuE CIV.
ny order OF the boafi oi health.
4. H. Pom, ScC'y pro ten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-10-23
9iftisteit beridiebsn.r S%untoiinaer.

Gin arbsiter aus Siusris bate &unfs
hunger seitreut unb bIieb seiunb. 9m
Gbenb wui4 feline 5rau ibm BEN b~sitdubten
RitteI aus, unb bierbei Tam etpas uon benz
@a6er tn cine tleine S5nittpunbe an Der
9anb. Sanb unb glrm idwollsn raid an,
unb bic 6rau itarb an gIutpsrsiftuns, ba
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fen tonnte. Sn Soltenieu, &reis ginbet,
tranten S9afe ans einsm GimpeI, In bei:
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paren, bic @bileiaIpeter entbaItsn batten.
am anberen Worsen mar bereits cine
sr6Bere an3abI Der Sbiers psrentet, unb
bic ibrisen tonnten nur bur9 bic Silfe bes
Ebterar3tes serettet werben. alio 9orii1t !
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-10-23

&liier WilbeIm IdBt es ii9 anseleae,

&aiier 8ilbeIm IdBt es fi9 anselssen
iein, IN allen milttdriiden Quselesenbeiten
ieIbit Su ieben uub ben Dingen bur1 pers
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nib ab, mag ct u bur9 eisne ani5aus
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tbre parabeauftsauns etnnebmsn, ober
mag er auf benz Wari9 Der Gruppsn pI5s.
LID bet benz mitsefiibrten Grain eri9eineu
uno fi9 mad ber 8eitimmuns Der e~inssInen
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belt lou Der bobe 9err firsli9 ben fir bic
WabIseiten Der Sfficiere bsftimmten Dor.
r~atbspa9en zines uornebmen @arbetau1ues
rteresiments mad bet Stabt suriitaeianbt
baben NIT Der 8emsrtun9: Den 6erren
wdre es bur6aus ni9t btenli9, wenn lie
BET ben Wan6uern nod mebr f9pelaten,
ME in Der @arniion. sic iouten BET fol-
der @elesenbeit it9 an bic @ntbebrungen
bes 6eIbIebens sewSbnsn, S9uarsbrob
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Weoltte 3usei9riebenen ausiprude msbr
uno mebr 3u pruntbafteu miIitdrii5en
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fprin9It5en @infa9beit 3urifiibren.
Oesbalb fibrt er AUDI eintse j3eIte nit fi9,
UNI se9ebenen SAILS tnmittsn ieiner Grups
pen gu tampiren. DAP ber iueenbIi6e
Wonnr5 f6 gum @bef bss l. @arbes
6elosartiaerie Essimeuts ertIart bat, 1T
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artiuertepaffe, bic ii5 bstanntIi6 aus
bunbpertsmdBisen a~nfdnsen stt in ben
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emporsei9wunsen bat, eisentli9 ben ibr
sebibrenbsn Stang unb glat untsr ben
lbrisen @uffen einrdumt.
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&Iuabeit! 3Iuahett

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in alien anSsren Saten, pom Der S~Iu9bsitsu leittu Iaisu.
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seidlnsen. SeSe ueus GuadiaIbsret iinbet ibrs aubdussr,
isosr Or. gtienbart irseHS elmer trissriideu S6uIe feline
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frsuItasm gessnias gu ben uisIsu beutiseu Rags in ben
Sldttern anss3eisten Setrasersieu it.9t SOitsttsr's Eaascns
Sttters Sa ais iit Srei SabrSsbut.u aIgemsiu beliebt, am
srtanut uno e%mpiobIeu pon Aer5ten, ~tuooiiirt pom Der
SrsNs pteter yGnoer, sein6t uno sei6det pom Suualioen
aunberou. IS TT erpieienerTdbeu Elm S%pe;iiitum uuo
Prduerttumittel segsu WtaIartaleiosu, 6rouii9e SnSises
lttou, Eeb~erbeihweroe uno Yeritopiuug, es sebietet bem
kindergarten pom Rbeumatisuus uuo Heural9te GiRbaIt.
g 1T Elm trdittsenoss uno %ptrtiames Sarutreibmittsl obue
gIethen. Herpoieu betommt es iebr gut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-10-23
SaS Grfennuuqsseiflen,

a.: v@ts empfdnst Sie nun Sbrs
6rau, wenn sic 10 ipdt mad Sauie
tommen2"
g.: 80, bas isbe i6 i9on in Der
&i9e."
o.: vWoran benn2"
g.: vam geien. 0enn Der ba itsbt,
TIT aQes gut"
d.: limb ionft?"
s.: rSonft? -ionf bat bic gIte i'm
nit 'reingencmmen."