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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-10-11

woll, Jerry, who's your csndidssss
queried patrolman the other day Of one
Of the whitewash brigade At the Central
market.
dun hasn't got any, sab,
What No candidato2
No sab. You see, II had candidate.
Id get into a fuss right of.
How
Wall, dars Reuben ober dar. He'd
cam ober yero an say: Uncle Jerry. your
cAndydatc ar hoss-thiefl Den I'd say
his candyna was pirate Den hc say
my candy date was murderer. Den ia
say he was lyar, an we'd git into do sw-
fullest fight you eber heard Of. We'd be
tooken up an tried, an Reuben would beg
an cry an git cl'sr, while do Judge would
bit mo wild $40 or 30 days,
And that's itf
OATS IL, sab Ize dun heap o think
in bout dis yere candydate biznoss, and
Tze jst made up my mind not TO hav' any
till arter leckshun.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-10-11
a s,assr. oPs.is..

We talk OF writing easily and dazzling
Of imprompin; how say II 10 should try u
pows Here are six Of us. Who are oil
thought 10 have some knack Of that work
aud hers are pens. ink aud paper ready 70
our hand. Let ne see Who can write the
best impromptu.
He who thus addressed the gay group
Of London fashionable Wits assembled In
The chief room OF Wills Cofee-house (ai
that time their fAyorite place Of resort) was
. tall. handsome man in The prime Of life.
who still lives in English history ~ Chaa.
SAckville. Earl OF Dorset. one Of the kind
est ~ well as richest men In all England,
the friend OF oil distressed poets. aud him
self possessed Of powers that would have
made him Q poet OF no mean rank II he
had but had the lack TO be born poor.
Agreed cried tho rest, with some voice
and 'slorous Joen' here shall be our um :
pire,
The last words we're addressed TO little
old man with very large bright eyes. who
was sitting IN snug corner by The Dire.
and seemed to be treated With great 70
spsct BY The wLols Sotnpaay. nossith-
standing bis rather shabby suit Of thread
bare black. Nor was this without reAso n /;
for this quiet old man was no other th an
John Dryden,the greatest poet whom Eng
land had produced for whole generation.
Dryden readily undertook the office Of
Judge and to work went the whole six
with paper and pen. But to tho amaze
ment even OF those who best knew his
ready wit aud wonderful huency, Lord
Dorset finished and folded up his eontri-
button almost before bis companions had
begun theirs.
You see now, gentlemen, said laugh
ing voice. why Charlie proposed this trial
to us; be had his impromptu all ready be-
forehand.
Thou canst scarce rail at mo for that,
Jack, retorted the earl. for men say thou
has once written an impromptu which took
thee month to compose.
The papers were handed over TO Dry
den. who had hardly taken time TO glance
over them when be pronounced that the
best was that written by Lord Dorset
All the other competitors looked surprised
as well they might; but the wonder ceased
when the contributions were examined,
and Dorsets effusion was found to run
thus:
''Psy to John Dryden, on demand, the
sum Of one hundred guineas. .-DoRsEr."
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-10-11

The rhizome, or root, Of Zingiber off
cinale, is known as ginger. II is reed
like plant, with annual leafy stems three
to four feet high. and flowers in cone
shaped spikes borne on other stems
thrown up from the rhizomo. 1t is q na.
tive OF ASA in the warmer countries Of
which it is universally cultivated, but ID
not known in the wild:stste. II has been
introduced into most tropical countries,
including the West Indies
Ginger occurs In two FERNS dried
with the epidermis as coated ginger, and
as scrsred ginger when the epidermis i
removed. The uncosted ginger Is prepar
ed by scraping and washing tho rhizome
and then drying 1t 10 the sun. Thus prepar.
I'd, 1t has pale buf hue and breaks
easily, exhibiting short and fariDsceous
feature with numerous bristle.like fbres.
When cut with knife the younger and
terminal portion Of the rhizome sppesrs
pale yellow, soft, and amylseeous. while
the older part Is ainty. hard and resinons
Coated ginger or that which has been
dried without the removal Of the epider
mis- is coated with q wrink.ed. stristed
= 'wn integument. which impsrts to II .
somewhat coarse and crude appearance.
Sbicb is usually remarkably less devel-
.p,d on the Hat parts Of the rhizoms.
Intr ally !. is usually Of less bright and
delicate hue than ginger from which the
coriicsl part has been removed. Much OF
/. indeed, is dark. horny. and resinous.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-10-11
With Blind Eyes.

Recently an old man with silver hail
was led into the Cyclorama Of Gettysburg,
by bright-faced little miss in = jaunty
gypsy hat and dress and sat down while
she described to him the features OF The
picture in detail, occasionally asking her
. question or shaking his head slowly as il
in doubt Of the accuracy Of her account
She had described TO him in her own way
the onrush OF Pickett's men snd the hand
TO hand conflict at the stone fence where
the Pennsylvania veterans met the charge
OF the southerners, when be asked: "But
the artillery, Msg9"
Oh. you mean the big guns They're
over here on the bill 10 row.
All 10 row? be asked.
Yes, she replied.
He shook bis head. Look around, said
be. There must be some more that ole
not 10 line.
Yes, said she, there are some down here
that are all upset and seem 10 be broken.
l think they are busted.
II thst where the men are coming over
the stone wall?
Yes, grandpa
IL there grove Of trees?
Yes, grandpa. II seems TO bs full Of
men. but the smoke is so thick you can :
not see them.
Oh, can see them, be cried.
II Vas then noticed by several people
who were listening 10 him that be ~
blind. The little girl said; Ga. grand
pa; you can't see them
Yes, / can, he answered. ! can see them
very well, and the broken cannon, too.
The child looked u him with innocent
surprise said: You are joking nov.
No. my dear. replied the old man. No
That wM the last time ever ~ 90 earth
There vas . caissou exploded there JUS.
this side Of the fence. and that was the
last terrible picture ever saw. for 1t Vas
then lost my eyesigbt. and bsve nevef
got the picture out Of my head.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-10-11

About o'clock one morning recently
The dwellers ia quiet part Of West Fifty
sevenih street we're awakened by an IN.
sccmly racket ct the door OF brown stone
dwelling. rhe windows OF the neighbor
hood dew up, and more than one bead was
thrus. out inquirinely.
Who's therei called q woman from q
window overhead.
| It's me, Clara; I've lost my key. Come
down and open the door.
Where have you been. sir. out st this
lime Of nigh.l
Oh. don't stand there chinuing. Open
the doorl
So that's The way you talk. is it9 Your
drunk. too.
No. l aint.
Yse. you are. and you go right back
whore you sot your whisky. I've stood
shis long enough.
Sh h.h. don't talk 30 loud, dear.
Don't you dear me.
oh, come, now, Clara, don't be obstinate
l won't do II again.
I've heard that before.
Honest Iniun, this time. Come let's
square 1t.
Take me TO the thestrep
Yep.
want that new poke bonnet We saw in
the window
But that costs $50. can't afford IT,"
You can afford to stay out till all hours
playing poker and getting drunk. Come
is it bargainf
Yes, condemn i'll
Won't 60 out for month without me9
N-no.
All right I'll forgive you this time.
Clsrs's head disappeared from the win.
dow, aud moment later the door opened.
Her husband stepped within, followed by
chorus OF good nights" from the neigh
bors, who had enjoyed the dialogue.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-10-11

Remus Crowley, the remarkably intelli
gent monkey Of Central Park. New York,
died there on the 32st Of August last. great
ly TO the regret Of the children and the
thousands Of people Who we're 10 the habit
Of visiting the geological collection there
The animal evinced great aptitude 10 90.
qniriag human habits. He was taught 10
sit at the table. psrtake OF bis meals. nss
the plate, fork. tnmbl etc. In his actions
he sometimes displayed wonderfully
close relationship 10 humanity.
Mr., Crowley was born 10 june, 1888. 10
. remote part OF the Congo country. W.
H. suyih. United States Minister 10 Ii
bsria, bought him Just - be vas leaving
Sierra Leone for homo. The little chin.
psnzse stood the long voysse 70 Liverpoo
well. and when be arrived In New York 10
. White Star steamer. hs vas chipper and
healthy. The city paid Mr.. 6myth the
1872 II had cost TO bring Crowley 70 New
York. and Supt. Conkiin carried the stran.
ger uptown 10 the pocket Of his overcoat.
He WAS then little bit Of baby, weigh.
log Is pounds or less. Supt Copklin had
= special cage made for him Ia the mon
key bouse, aud made JAKE Cook bis keep.
er. Jake named him. and began 10 train
him ss ouee. Ina week he bad taught
him to 81, a, the table. and within . few
months be bad Unlisted him into the use
Of koife. iorh, spoon. dish. snd napkin.
Cro~ley spep, bis fnt winter 10 Mr.
Conkliu's Office. where BE- ripped mp lots
Of valuable books and hsd any amount OF
fun. As be grew bigger be had 10 be
moved from house 70 house, 10 order 10
accommodate the immsnse crowds Who
visited him. Last sprins cage v1 built
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-10-11
Help the Poor Orphans.

Uncle J.fi-Kin yo' give ms liitl'
money. Mistsh SNIFF Use mskin' :
small kcrlection 10 er poo orphun.
Mr.. Smith Giving him qusrterl =
Why, yes. ] guess 80. Uucle.
A little later Uoele JEFF passef by will
. vstsrmelon under bis rm.
Mr.. Smith Where did you get that
Uncle Jefff
Uncle Jrn II bot IL. sab. vii de money
kerlecisd 10 de poa' orphun. l'se DE-
orphun; ny poo ole ladder an muddes
died, sch. years and yes- ago
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-10-11

When the address TO the queen ut the
opepiog Of tbs Eoglish royal courts Vas
under consideration by the judges, one
very eminent Judge Of appeals objected
20 the phrase conscious a. we are Of
our shortcomings" he said, ''abd II ]
we're I should not be 20 foolish ~ to ssy
-. whsreupon learned lord Justice
blsndiy observed. suppose We ssy
conscious 1 We ire Of each others
honcomipgs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-10-11

Tor him, 81 . cost Of $500. In enc com
psrtusnt Of Il lived Kitty, ! ohimpanzee'
500 iWo years old Her native village Is
Banana Point on the Congo river She
vas TO have been Crovley's mate. but biz
death cams Too soon.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-10-11

A student once called on Prof. Tholnck.
sho asked him where be went 10 church
oh" said be. II do not go TO sny. |
prefer to go forth into ths green fields and
under the lofty arches Of the forest, wbers
listen TO the melodies Of Gods creatures,
every thing that bath breath praising thee.
After lie had goIe on 10 this strain for
swtile. the professor quietly asked; "But
shsl do you do when il rains7"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-10-11
Telegraph Supplies!
Az
J. NlHard's Drug Store

assssses. Rsisys. ksys. sstish Boards. Wiz
s,~.s.sss.s. Isssisa<a sire. LEGISLATORS sse
srsessa.. csesi sss hslisfy ce.pasi~s ssss -
~ esspsrs ~, mace Cali ssd get y.ic:s -
- pssossAsass slsssAsrs. ~. hAkp.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-10-11

The home circle Walking srouud
~iih the baby oil night.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-10-11

w.sA csss ssa nssisssls vitsisss fcs The sane.
pfda ssa Aoss bsbes. Uess Wsy asa Con
esSesles Stop of aB hsds- nthhs. esss'
esses esd esssr Pipe.
F'fsstlss tss ths ssesssssy toois 10 do "a,
,ss u Pselss, ssA via sivs sstinsiss ca en-,
- isrrs o. smsii. 90 a. vips stsksp 70 diagram
lss csksrs 10 vst ap ~ distsses.
nsssssssss. w.. April u. 1851. tsissfI
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-08-03
GRAND RAPIDS AID SAGINAW LINE.
Connections.

Dctrott-Cauadd ana Toledo Div OF the
Michigan Central n. r.; Great Western Div.
Grand Trunk R'y.; Grand frank ty,; Detroit
and cleveland steam Navigation Co.'s St'um-
crs; Lake shore y Michigan southern xvi
Wabash Western Ky.
West Detroit-GrInd Trunk Ry.; Lake shore
\ Mich. SOU. kN.
Plymouth Jnnction-Fliut Pcre Marquette
Ry.
South Lyon--Tocdo, Ann Arhor \ North
Mich. ny: VI. a. 4. Div. pi O.. r. i'yt
ltowouJUucuOu-I, lcGu, Ann Aruur& NOrih
Michigan nv.
Trow bridgc-ChicOpo n GmudTunk Ry.
Iausiug-Sug. Div. of NJ. e. r. r., Lake shore
X Michigan Suuth"mNS
Iuum-bet., Grand Haven Milwaukee RN.
Gireuyila Toledo, agiuuw Nu~kcson Ry.
East SagmaW-SaE. Div. ". &. r.; Flint ~
Pore Marquette X ". Port Huron Northwest
crn Ry.; Saginaw. Tusorla Huron Rl.
Grand hapids--t hicuEO ~ West AICb. v,
FOR II. jos eph, Chicago and tho West; Grand
Eupids Div ~. G. r.. kaiamalpo Div. l.. $ y
NJ s., at Bridge street.
Big Rapid-Chiolgu a West Michigan Ry.,
ana g.. Il. y /. ny.
Howard City-Grand Rap:dsN Indiana R'y.
for Big Rapids. Reed city aIllluc, iruNel-'
CITY. PctosScy. Mockinaw. -. ignace, "al'
qucttr aud Lake superior Points.
j Il. MUITIKtN. Cul Manager.
v \. - o"ENTE, Traffic VI IN. Detroit
Gcucra lOihccs Detroit Mich
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-08-03
Detroit, Lansing q Northern r.. r..
roktoc crcot July Is, lsss.

Going West standard lime Going Ernst.
No.a NO.. Noia STATIONS. NotNos Nom
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-08-03
School Work at Home.

The amount of school work to be
dons at home is subject in which
parents and teachers are equally inter-
ested Aside from the physical injury
already referred to, caused by carry
ING loads of books to and from school,
is the time consumed out of school
hours in the preparation of lessons.
No one with the least knowledge OF
physiology will contend that ten hours
n day of intellectual labor is reason
able tax upon growing child. The
teachers themselves are pad only for
one-half Of that time, and some have
even been known to rebel at the occa-
sional necessity Of prolonglng their
labor two or three hours beyond the
limit. Confinement at desk in
schoolroom should not be followed b.
an almost equally close confinement at
home for the rest of the day and eve
ming. Fresh air and exercise are OF
infinitely more consequence TO the
child than the successful reduction oil
n certain number of pounds to Ger
tain number of pence, or the ability to
Secite the list of all the kings OF the
Saxon heptarchy. Parents. too, have
right to protest against being con
tinually called upon, perhaps in hours
they themselves can i'll afford to spare
to help their children solve problems
or write compositions. For such SER
vice are the teachers employed and
maid. As such work belongs TO the
schoolroom. it should be done there.
II in order TO get it done at NIL. II
must needs be crowded into the hours
rightly belonging to rest, recreation OF
home duties. then less should be at
tempted, that the teacher may have
opporlunitv to personally snpermleh'
the labor VIII ch IS lesitimstely hers -
Woman
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-08-03
Our City Dads,

AImu. NIltn, IUIN u. I'7N.
Common Council met IN regular scs-
sion mt clerks office on above date.
Present. L B. Green, president and
trustees Pulfrey. Hawkins. Montigel,
Tinker; absent. trustees Smith, Bagley.
Minutes OF last meeting read and
approved.
Claims presented:
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-08-03

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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-08-03

M MONT qi ny. e,,s h naLS
soother at hand. It is the only safe
medicine yet made that will remove all
iniautiic disorders. Il contains no Opiuu.
or Lfor;1iae, but gives the Child adturdI
case Jl0m pain. Price - cents. Sold by
Sod >.Hepf.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-08-03

W : & :. smdries, II 80
do do water power. % 90
ON motion the claim of Wright,
Schneider Il Stuttz for S23 was referred
to the committee on claims.
On motion the balance of the claims
were allowed as presented and clerk
instructed to issue orders for the same.
Mrs. Harriet VanDyne requests
council To extend time for construction
of sidewalk on the north of lots - and
Is. block D; on motion an extension of
so days was allowed.
Committee on health request an eX-
tension of one week in which TO make
a report on matter of obtaining suit
able place for garbage referred TO such
committee one week and request coun-
ell to add to such committee the chair
man of street committee. On motion
such extension was allowed and chair
man of street committee requested To-
act with health committee in obtaining
such place. Trustee Smith appears.
ON motion the water commissioners
were instructed to delay in the con-
struction of water pipe to corner OF
Lincoln and Mechanic streets.
On motion street commissioner IL
structed to issue duplicate orders To
f. SNYDER which has been lost.
Resolution then introduced Whereby
common council declared its intention
to cause "A sidewalk TO be constructed
abutting upon the north sides of lots
one a.. two %, three OBJ. four .il anC
five Isl of block twenty-three OF The
village of Alma, Michigan. said prem
ises occupied 10y II, b. Hubert anC
that the entire expense thereof be &C.
frayed 10y special assessment upon ih'
PREMISES above described; said side
walk TO be constructed i'm accordance
with the requirements of village ordi
nance relative TO the construction O
sidewalks. known as ordinance No. 3
j.. ard mstructing the street commission
OF and village surveyor to make plan
and specifications for the same and al
estimate Of the cost thereof. Said res
olution on file in clerks Office an'
marked exhibit )" and made a part o
this record.
Moved and supported that such res
olution be adopted; vote as follows
Yea. trustees Pulfrey. Hawkins, Smith
Montigel and Tinker; vote announce
and declared carried.
Similar resolution introduced to col
struct sidewalk on east side of lot tN
block FIVE Alma. Said resolution p'a'
ed ON file in clerks Office and marke
exhibit G. which resolution IS heleL
made a part Of these minutes. Vol
as follows: for its adoption, yea, tru
tees Pulfrey. Hawkins. Smith, Mont
gel and Tinker. Vote announced an
declared carried.
No further business appearing O
motion council adjouened.
F. 3. GREEN. W. y. BAHLKE,
President. Clerk,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-08-03

.tte-h o.n in use for p years, and hos pro,vTeed
-..r base $3.50. art .0. II. Lle MAJ ket Tor SION
.ta.I.a PAIN IN THE SIDE or BACK,
- COMPLAINT. IIlPLES OETHE ACE,
A. Piles. Gud an Diseases that arse
u p. ordered Liver on an impure blood.
nous. nd.of orr best people take it and glVelt
- ..rr irsr. Physicians prescribe 10 dhHy.
%. 9u.. ..- j. once recommend lt % DINERS.
7ur-f.. Vi3 Cherry, Syhugo Doncelion,
as.aIIae. Wuterrecn, and other we'll known
aUHl'c Roots and Herbs. 10 ia strictly Neeeta-
r. ami r,.H,.... l.irt the most delicate constitu
i'm lfi.pna oil tine leso medicines IL use foC
artrlIauug the Bowels.
ii b. sold ~ an responsible druggists at one
dollar for g guar. bottle, Or six bottles for ave
lUi AIRS. .,
Those who cannot obtain bottle Of this medi
cine from tIc.r druggist may send MS one dollar
ana deliver it 20 thcm free Of any charges
". J0HSGTON q Co, Manufacturers,
jefferson avenue. DETROIT. Mol
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-15

nabm on Der SfIapens 6rase, unb Der aud
cine i6rtftli9e Iuseinanberissung Der bies
isen Stlauenpsrbdltniiie pom bemielben
entseeennabm. Sn Babe wirb pom
Yupife Elm ueiterer S9rttt sei9ebsn, ba,
wie elm beruorrasenber Cardinal benz
Serrn Rubuco mittbeiIte. SEQ XIII. In isis
ner pdterIi6en 0iebe nit bieisr Sa9e con
amore f9 bei4dftisen werbe.
Habuco NIT ieinem Sreunbe Gobolpbo
Oantas wobnte mebreren Seitlt1tsiten tn
&om bel, Defenders aud ber Seilisipres
9unssfeier unb ipri5t NIT wubrer 8eseis
fteruns bariber. Wit benz pGpitli9en
3use psrslideu lei ber gtusus Der R6nisiu
8ictoria in Beitmtnitsr uur cine Tbeaters
poriteuung gepefen. Der InbIit 2so's
XIII. iei elm btitorii6ss grsisnis ; bsr
Sdiebsridter Guropa's, Garf Sismard,
iei Der erfte gspeier, ter i'm Ramen bes
Raiiers 0iIbelm gu Der moralti9en Wa9t
bss 8apites feline 3uflu6t senommen. Ser
ruifii5e gsar aIs gbef Der ort5oSoren
&ir5e besIeitete bic Chefs bes lutberanis
f9en unb ausIttanti9en 9rotef tantismus
Bel ben SuIbtsen 9eo's XIII.
llnb has republitanii5e Srantrei9, pon
Ieinem antitatboliI5en Siebsr sebsilt, tomms
iett AUDI bsran, nm i'm Srieoen (?D nit
Der Stride gu lebeu auf Der @runbla9e bes
goneorbats. sSn benz WaBe, als Der rspus
bIitanii9s Self refer usrbe. isbsn bic
Staatsmdnnet, baB nt9ts idlimr,er 1T,
ais nit ber Rsltston uerfeinbet au fem,
unb beginner babsr uor3utiebsn, bic RsIi:
sion auf ibrsr Seite, als fe ssssn fi9 gu
baben.@
BUM S5luB i5reibt Rabuco: ,Sar
aue weitsre 9lrbsit, bic ben IboIitioniften
In Braflieu bleibt, t6uner, fie nur min:
iden, baB bic &eltsion Elm Stispuntt uni
einftsBenbss moralii5ss Clement psrbe.
@enn i'd ben 81. Batter bite, baB Ct Bel
@sIesenbsit ieines soIbensn s ubiIdumS Elm
8ater Der Stlausn psrbs, 70 i9lase i'd ba:
Bel benz 2iberaIismus ut9t einen Baffens
fttQlfanb obsr Elm 8inbntB nit ber Stride
Dor, bas baIb gu @nbe ssbe, ~ionbern Elm
aufri9ttses 8inbntB, bas LANCE 3eit bau:
ern m6se unb pel1es Der &tr6e tn Brat:
lien einen @orrans unb cine 9opuIaritdt
ueri9affen t6nnte, bic ie bis babin bart
@let9siItistsit unb uatbatisteit IN Be3us
auf bte moraIii9e gntuideluns 'unieres
Bottles nod ni9t s~rrinsen tonnte."
Der Brief bss beruorrasenben liberaler
Staatsmannes unb 9arIamenturiers 0a'
buco Ieibet freili1 etuas an rationale,
lleberi9usnsIidtett, aber er 3eist 3usIeid
ben bOberen !3us Der Setter su iener mo
raIiidsn Wa9t; bic i'm Yapftbu,n rub
unb bic 8SIter umipannt, bic bas Raben
elmer befereu 3utunft u%ertinbist, tn wsl'
der bic Yapfftir9e unb bas gbriitentbum
pieber bic g6Iter bes grbfreties etntst ~
Srteben unb Slid i'm S9atten bergeusin'
famen &elision. .
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-15
SaS Yapfs SubtIdum uno Die
SflapensS eirciun8 IN
9reiilteu.

SIN v9ais" pom 9tto 1T unter poritebsns
benz Gitel Elm 8ert9t pon benz bstanntsn
libsralen gIbOIitioniiten Saapnin Nabuco,
battrt Stem, ben II. Sanuar, absebrudt,
benz mir folsenbes @rfreuli9e entnebmen:
SIN bebrdii@su, bibIiidsn SubiIdum
b6rte bic Stlausrst anf. Beim Bapfiubis
Idum tonnte feline @abe benz 81. 8ater n
9enebmer aus Sraiilien fommen, aIs iene
StIauenbefreiunsen, weI6e BON ben 8ii96s
fen anserest worben, BITE Sa4e ni6t 70
iebr ais poIittide Trase, ioubsru uieImebr
ais cine moraIii9e unb poIitti9e Srase be-
tra6tet. 9ie Stlauerei bate nod 8ers
BOT bes Stlapenbanbels nur In unebeli9en
@eburten ibre Suele "ulio tn elmer art
BON 8erbre9en, aus weI6en &einer isineu
Nuten aieben burfte. 9ie StIauerei 1T
Elm glttentat sesen bic @ebote 9ottss.
9arum wini4t Nabuco, baB ber Yapft
bic Stlauen tn grafIien ais feline S9uts
bsfobIeaen ~iibsrnebme; er tonne unsIsi9
mebr tbun, aIs bic 9erren 8ii9Sfs. Der
Cardinal Wannins CAB bemislben 3pet
@mpfsbIunssi9rsiben, barunter zines an
ben Staatsistretdr &oQa, Der ibn NIT
@ObIpOlen empfns unb pia antbsiI