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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-11-01
YIELDS LADIES' PRIDE WASHER

With the EUREKA WRINGER comhined.
We are well aware of the fact that hundreds
of W rth!ess limitations AMI useless Washing
Machines have been palineu OFT on tine too
contiding and generous pucic, much 10
their injury and sorrow, dad sod a. helping
benefits, when in reality thsy W Ire frauds OF
the grOssest kind. We are therefore pleased
to learn, and most heartily inuoise, That IL
tho future all Inventions, oi description
whatever, must be true in all their WORKINGS
before they can receive the merits. If any, To
which they are justly entitled. -
Public benefactorS! VINO are your puDiic
benefactors? Is IL that class of piatical
humbugs and swindi,rs who, with an Oily
tongue and flaming nandbilis, eprcsent their
wares to be the "poOi mans filtDd ana the
rich mans conform who with very lnse-
nuty and device which the brain Is htit 70,
seek to vt al yonr every substance? PuDiic
benptactors! PneW! luD.tC lLlCNcS u III
lowest stamp. 'ur kind OF Il pubic oene-
fac or is he, they, or She who by an honesl
rinciple, wherein dupiclty is 10 guile ana
false representations LOO low and contrmptl-
BILE 10 receive the uotice of any one.
We therefore take pride in and hail with
pleasure the Yields Ladies' Pride and Eureka
Wringer, as labor sav ny, noney-stvihg
and no-humbng Washing Machine, an indis.
pensable household itCe OF furniture, that
will make home pleasant and happy, ana a
smiling and cheerful demeanor on wash
days, more acceptable than the serVe-up Of
the most popular epicursan restaurant.
7wf
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No remedy possesses so many valuable me.
dicinal properties az this combination
is acknowledged by physicians to be the
most powerful remedy known for impure
biood liver complaint, nervousness, female
complaints, constipation, rheumatiSm, dis
skin diseases, chronic complaints, etc. Bui
In this prepa ration 1t Is com bined with other
vegetable productions, which renders It's
virtues doubly valuable. Most diseases have
their origin III the blood, and rs II blood pur-
ifer tho t,,,r aparilla and Queens Delight
has no equal. 1t requires but u trial 10 con-
vince thu most ,kapticnl.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-11-01
*. DUDhEY COLEMAN.

Factory, 2O5 TohoupiGoulas street, opposite
II. Mary's market; depot ana salesroorl, .
Union street, near 81. Charles Theater, Now
rIGans.
AGrSTS: Owens & Engli'h, Galveston;
tIenry anertlius, Houston; Norton ~ elcuIZ,
SAN Antonio; EaiSe.I, Nliney Il Co., JcitGr-
on; James J. Utz, Shreveport. fenl-iy
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-11-01

First premiun aiSar.iad AZ the f0llowinng
| State Fairs: Macon, Ga, 1911 New i9rK,
1916: JACKSON, MiAs., INiy, loG 1870 le7l, l5i2;
Rousron, peAms, 1870. 1871, iS,2; IireD ha.a,
Texas, MI; Montgomery, Ais 1872 Column
bia, sc, 1872.
nearly q 0uuPter OF Ii century, anI kC"IA
pace with the times by aoiuR constantly iLn~
proved. At eighteen MiIa, from New York
city TO B-enhan, Texas, the coleman Aiii
'tnown ord prominent Grist Mills sold IN
this marlse;, and las always been awarded
IN first premium for good and fast grinding
Drn
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W. have ne aA~iiities So shs vert.
nes 70 Dc - sssA wesk, ssA ~ ."
law rates, NJ sss ~ done snyWhsre'
aud We mean - ae u. BrisG y"sr
Sise Job work 20 TINE DAlLYnliER.
,LD OYylCE. Cssncr Ei~ 80 lssus-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-11-01
There is Nothing New
UNDER THE SUN.

Among the many and most useful tnVen-
tious or the nineteenth century, and one
that is destined to rank rs THE invention
Of this progressive age, IL
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SIMPLICITY, Durability and Efficiency.

Six different sizes, Tor plantation and cou!-
try grinding. TIC htOncsure of solid French
burr Plice about tie iatna rs other mills.
rhe highest testimonials from parties Ia
Alabama, Mississippi, Loii siana and feLas,
iend fer circular and price list.
Manufactured by
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-11-01
Pullman's Palace Sleeping Cars

Are attached TO Express Trains between
Houston and Austin, and Houston aud Cor
sicant.
Passengers for Waco must take Express
Train leaving Houston at 500 2. IN.
CanneetiOus
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Dr. TUFTS sarsaparilIs and Queens
DELIGHT, =

wilt
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ARAiNy day 10 not without lie pleas
ures. "A canvsssing agent who was
collecting money On sshscriptjons,
was detained long enough by . shower
yesterday. to LEAFS, an resrhing the
house n 5hts heaviest subscribes, that he
had just started on . whaling voyage.
AN OLD lady In this city, who can
always tell when the dogs are fighting
her cat by the noise b grimalkin
makes, tot k the luz Of ercss7sut
saw, yesterday, for her cat in distress,
and II was three hours before she
found 1t ont h5HEJl = u
THERE is n man 90 COMPOUNDED
stlngy in Dallas thst be won't buy
ls,cbes Coz his door, bot cuts % ht
earps ~ tssrs w $ssvs W. ~ tsH
sNWss1assSsass' sS'aH ssse-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-11-01

dane. at the Meth dist Conference yes
terday, in speaking of tho remarks of
"brother," used the word "crisp."
This excited the suspicious Of his elder
"brothers," aud they followed him up
town last night to see If he went to
the theater.
A WOMAN with a club. i'm full chase
after another woman in East Dallas,
yesterday. was tripped up Ivy the la
ter's little boy, who was returning
from school just at the time the retreat
and pursuit passed him. The woeian's
nose was broken 10y the fall, and the
other woman's head, we suppose, was
saved by it
"THB se1f-ssme name, but one OF
softer nature" rrhere goes Mr.. Dav-
enportv' remarked agenteman Of this
city, who is great ehurch-gocr, to p
friend from New York, who Is great
lhrster-goer. "Ahl indeed" replied
the New Yorker, thinking of the actor
by that name. ar must really zee him
as Romeo. What burning lover he
raakesw
John. Johnw yelled q Dallas wife
the other morning. TO wake up her
husband, which not having that effect,
she kicked him out of he'd. The fall
woke him up, md thinking that an
earthquake had shaken him out Of
bed, he crawled to that piece of furni-
ture 10 zee IL his wife was there. De
lighted at fpdiug bersDugiy enscopeed
tbew,p he lesaed over aud, tsktpg
b. r II s's sss :: Z s.ss ins'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-07
FeOandlty of Fishes.

1t is said that probably about 10000, 600 or
100000 Goldfish are taken from the sea annu-
ally around the shores of Newfoundland. But
even that quantity seems small when we consid-
er that the cod yields something like $500, 900
each season, and that even 100000 have been
though not equalling the cod, are wonderfully
productive. A herring six or seven ounces in
weight is provided with about 10000 Ova. AT
ter making all reasonable allowances for the de-
Struction Of eggs and Of the young. it has been
calculated that in three hears a sngle pair Of
herringg would produce 154,OOO,O00. Button
said that il pair Of herrings were left to breed
and multiply undislurbed for period Of twenty
years. they would yield fish bulk equal to the
globe on which we live. The cod far surpasses
the herring in fecundity. Were it not that vast
numbers Of the eggs are destroyed, fish would
30 multiply as to fill the waters completely
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-07
From the Baltimore Sun.
Dog BiteS-EO the Public.

DON DiSeS-hO tHe EuOdles
Allusion having been made 10 an article on
hydrophobia, published by me ayear and hall
ago, l deem 1t proper to repeat what then en-
PhatcaIly SAID, That slight scratch from the
dogs tooth is much more dangerous than deeper
wound" because less blood hoWs to wash away
the poison, and TO render necessary more thorough
washing with soap and water. The part should
be inslaaIly washed with soap and wateF, and
when dry should be thoroughly touched with
causlic potash by physiCian, if possible. The
milder causlics, speh as lunar Caustic, &C., are
WORTHLESS.
have witnessed many deaths since that arti.
Gle Was published from this disease, in not one
Of which was the caustc used. In all cases the
patineht said the scratch was so slight that tn sv
did not mind it'-the very reason that they
should have minded" it. In all these cases
life would have been saved had the means been
promptly employed.
Another error is, always killing the dog that
bites; he should be carefully shut up. Ifhe re-
mains well he has not the hydrophobia. But
apply the caustic at any rate at once.
NATHAN r. SMITH.
Baltimore, June 9th, 1873.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-07
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
Delaware DiVision Time Table.
sPBTNG ARRANGEMENT.
q On ana afseP MONDAY A.. e..
Philadelphia,
HORTHWARD. Palsengey.

On ana efteF MONDAY, Apri sIst
is...s - 3s5,uN@ 0uAdayS sxosDted.J Trains vii
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-07
Wilmington and Western n n
TINE TABLE.
SPRING ARRANGEMFyT.

CommeneinR ArFil 7th
2trains will run a fOlIows.
Leave Wilmington %, 10 20 q m, and 53I nm
Leave LandenbeFg IS, 10 IS q N and 50 D m
Arrive at Wilmington S. u, % and % pu.
AII.Ye at LandenberE o. IL 81 q n and 7 % D N.
CONNECIlONS-TFatns leaving WiIminEton A.
10 40 N with train leaving Philadelphia Al Sd a
m; Ba'timoIS a. 80 q m. aud Delaware 4 trains
arriving at 10 Is Q. IN.
Trains leaving WilminRton At 5 s. D m connects
with train leaving Philadslphia q % D m.
train PhiladelphiA at 10 N.
Train arriving at WilmingtOu at % With train
for Philadelphia at 90 N.
Tram arriving at Wilmington at ) % m with
tram Tor Baltimore and WashingtOn at IL N
with train for PhiladslDhia and New York ~ s s.
m AMI with pel!MSre 4 3 traiuS at a5 m
SUNDAY TRAINS
Leave WILMINGTON W and ~ pm,
Leave LAndenberg Is q m, and IS D m
Arrive Wilmington 30 m, and Ton N.
Arrive LandebePg IL m, and 7 47 m
Trains arriving "a WILMINGTON At 90 D m, cen
meet with train for Philadelphia at 81 D IN
OWnibus con ections between W and w and p
". and b DspOtS. and ear- Of the WilmiuRto0 Civ
Railway. DAVID CONNEI,L S1nt
aD4W
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-07

AN Irishman had dream which taught him
the danger Of delay, al dreamed" said be, "I /
was Wid the Pope, who was as great a jintleman
as any one in the district, an he axed me Wad !
drink. Thinks ], Wad duck swim; and sssin'
the InnishOwsn and lemons aud sugar on the
SidebOard, told him didn't care II TUX wee
dhrap Of punch. 'Cowld or hot p axsd the
Pope. Hot, your Holiness replied; and Be
that he stepped down to the kitchen for the bilin
water, but before he got back woke straight up.
And nov its distressing me l didn't take 1t
eOWld"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-07

- iAed AtaIn VIII run subject to dslAyB Incl
ttons where time tS given - -
NEW CASTLE TRAINa
Leave NsW Castle for Wilmington and Phfladsl-
Z. ~ AN. Leave PhilAd Slphfa Al I2 lsP ri aoS
Wtlminston At l.2i P, NJ. for New Castle
,,,., SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS
AdditionAlt TO those abOVe e, leave SmyTna EoR CIav
ton II % .. N. and 7lj D. n, LsaT Ssteytan a.
smyrnaHtO a. m. and 400 D. m, 70 make eoanSc-
HSon Tlth trAinsto and frC m Dover, ali stations
a. ro,-,-ur,,. CONNECTIONS.
AZ IOMNSEND; with the Kent County and Queen
AtsChiAI ION' with the Maryland Gad Delaware
Al IaAKssiNGT9N. with the junction and Break
At sEAR9RD vita the Dorchester and Delaware
At pELMAR, with the Easts-u sAor. RaIlr,. 4
and WieomicO and POeom0ks Railroad,
u. y. kENNEY Supt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-07
aOfNa T1fNOrarr rffn nYr.

blMn sHn1nlkg sntu,sr ths world.
The summer winds were blowing,
A9a cool cloud shadeyla erepe aerOas
When, from q maay thiekst green,
minstrel piped, himself unseen,
And, tsom the happy songster's threat,
4ushed one unvarying, ltqGid note
Bob-o-link, o-link, o. o-link-um,
Bob -olink.
Ny life was mirrored in the day,
:, As calm ag summer ocean,
Nor heighth nor depth gave one false shade,
Nor one discordant motion;
a.. blithe OF thought and feeling.
Went through the waving field Of rye,
Ana parted its green stems to see
Where might the coming singer be-
Mno no sang with such unbounded gles,
Bob-o-link.
Full soon l spisd him where he sat
Upon leaty cherry:
A yild hop played bO-peep. bO-pOsD;
- was ever wight so merry
Two black birds chattered on q limb.
Ana cast four envious eyes at him;
The wild elematis dropped her head
III die Tor love, was ali she said.
With noiseless step 1 crept anigh;
Above me flowed the ripping rye;
While high and clear my charmer trillsd
And all the listening June air allied
With bob-O-hnk, o-link, o-link-um,
Bob-o-link.
In airy ecstacy he swung.
As light as any feather,
For he was drunk for very Joy
VI song and summer weather,
According with his joyous strain,
The south wind breRthed q low refrain
Sobbed to sweet death and sighed again
Down the hOrison's crystal wall
The tAbied river seemed to fall
That river OF the gods some call.
Cloud navies, with white sais unfurled,
Anchored above a silent world,
Casting long shadows in the grass
Thro' which the trembling winds did pass:
From hazel hooks the catbirds Groom
Kept rhythmic cadence to the tune
VI morning sweeping ON to noon,
A smiling goddess, rose in hand,
At summers open door did stand
And clover-scsnted all the land
While clear and high my charmer triIIed.
And all the listening June air filled
With bob-o link, 0-tink, o-link-um,
Bob-o-link.
o summer desp5, brimfuI Of peace
wealth OF summer beauty
drained your chalice long ago,
And found that cold word Duty
So hard to learn. so sweet to know;
Yet, looking Ger that long ago,
On some such lonesome day as this,
.IWould give me back unstinted bliss
70 see again that rustling rye,
Beneath another natchIeas akY,
AHd hear agaih, from care-tree throat,
The dawntul gladness of that note
B0b-o-link, o-link, o-link-um,
Bob-o-link.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-07
8ailrnad giuGs.
Philadelphia, wilmington ana BaIr.
more Railroad,
TIME TABLE.

&RRMWWa.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-07

ITO THE PUBLIC.
4 The Wilmington and READING Railroad Com-
pany have completed arIAnRamenGs 70 caFTy Mouey
Packages and k1preaa Matter 60 ani trom all points
Also TO all points on the Phil adslphia and Read
ing aud CataWissa Railroads. including RsadiRR
Allentown, CoiuNbia. Harrisburg. Lancaster. Down
ipgtoWn; Mahonsy City. NJ cArAel. NOrTist0wn.
RotfsVille, &O.
Ter further information apply a. the Depot cor
neI Of Front and Madison strssts WflminFt0n
Express matter cent ~ RFAnklin fSiagranh S@sa,
No. west fAifa seeset OF % their d cot Front
and Madison. or orders lefe With McMdllan a Seal,
dSliVernR agents. viii Foosivs prNupt attsation-
sps-H asaI suop ". 4 Z. K 4 g.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-07
WILMIHGFoN = BALTI
Il MokR RAILROAD.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

passenger ear viii be attached 70 the RsigAt
ts1in leaving PhilAaelnhla 400 y. m. toP VIII
mington.
The train viii stop at Stations a. lolIowu, whsa
slEnAlladt 0rays Ferry. 9.l2 p. n LaEAEatt0 a.Sa
PM Chester, s.Al D. M LAmOkins aAo D. M Thur
p. ~ hlogNia l0ls p u; arrive MllmlnstoR. 10 so
PW Loeteol h ". KINNEY S1p'6
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-07

- eAAA VI
Amount Of Orders plid
Errors allowed
To . note of one hun
dred and ninety.seven
dollars & fifty cents for
one year at 8 per cent
Amount Of commissions
To an error allowed made
by Clerk Of the Peace
in Duplicate
To Balance
Thomas L. Talley to bal
anee. Dr.,
may30It
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-07
PhiladelphlA. Wilmington and Bal.
umore Railroad.
DELAWARE DIVISION.

IMPORTANT N0TT( E-On and aRer Monday
Il APVi 2ist, 1873 Passenger Train will leave Sea
ford at 90 a m. for Philadelphia. Baltimors aAd
intermediate stations.
The SIS ,. m. train from Wilmington with Phila-
delphia and Baltimore connection will run TO Sea
ford. Arriving q. 100 p. N. Making three daily
trains 20 aRd from Ssaford.
On aud after the above datsth Company will dis
continue running the early morning and evening
trains between Milford and Harrington.
H.R. KENNEY, Supf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-07
HORSE -SHO.EING.

All diseases Of the foot and cases Of lameness, in
cdental to shOeinE fast driving treated under IT,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-07

Thomas L. TalIeY. Collector Of Road Tax, in ae-
;ount with the hOad Commissiougfq Of Brandy
vine Hundred. from April zSd. l5T2 to April 25th,
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nterbaItenbes &.

Bon ben a~snkerumssn Der gum Sore
sefdbrten peripner, bic mitunter redt
fcmi1d, gum She'll aud piBis ausfaaen,
bat fi6 Der tednii9e @useruf v@alaens
bumcr" sebilret. 8ei uns, 100 bic 90
eesfrafe 70 itlten gum @Oqsuns fpmmt
bat cieieIbs 70 Siel S6redli1ss, cas 8ib
uno eaune sdn;Ii6 idpinest. sls am
If, Wai 1910 felt LANCER Belt gum erten
Wale pierer in 3reitriden cine Sins
ri9tuns ftattfanc mar bic sanse gesSlte<
runs BON S@auer ersrifsn unt man
fam in Wabrbeit iasen, paB an ienem
Gage fait 3iemanp nit sppetit su @itz
tag ab. 8ie gang anters III Dies 4. 9.
In Gnslanp unp &msrifa, 100 Der @alssn
mebr in Anipru9 seppmmen III; bort
1T Der sepaltiame Sob fat ME Der ma
tirlite anseieben, rpODur6 es fi1 srfldrt,
rpte er In iriberer 3eit aIs e~isbescienf
ausseGbt puree tas bic na9fen anses
bSrtsen einen @ebensten ;ur fdnslIsrsn
BefSreeruns pss Iebes an ben Beinen
;o9en. 90 1T es aud erfldrlih, pie
iener @merifaner Der ben 3urafunsen
III elmer Sinri6tuns beiippbnte uni BON
einem 2eiiencen sefrast purre, men,
pas ppbl selte sans trOdsn iasts: SD
CLAUDE pas III fir MIDI" Ginein 3peis
briiden, no su berspsliGsn 3siten Ger
0alaen piel Az tbun bate, oft er,dblte
Anefpcte bat ben 0iy zines bereits auf
Der Setter gum 9alsen febenren @ers
urtbeilten a%ufbewabrt, rpeltem auf 8erz
lansen elm @las Bisr ssreiGt rpuree ;
cerielbe bties ben Sbaum iprsfaltis bers
unter, unc 9efra9t iparum er Dies tbue,
antrortete er SD Bah INNER esbSrt,
eab Der Sdaum unsefunp it, paB sr
NIT Der Belt ben Stein ersrust." sSn Der
na6fen Minute mar CT in Ger Gpisfeit.
- G9t prisineI 1T ater bic Meuseruns
jenss ensliiden @alsensS anriratsnL Der
am eriten Sanuar sebenft wurre; sr
iaste ndmli4 ~Ias Sabr finst gut fir
mid an"
8ibrenp 1T aber Der pbilplppbii9e
8Ieidmutb pes Sbpmas MOras, sspsies
nen 8an,lers ron gnslanp untsr Seins
RID XIII, Der gum Sore Ysrurtbeilt
puree, neil tr ietnen 0lauben ni1t abb
i@wSren. Zen 86nis niGt rur6 9eituns
ees ic9enannten Supremateires als pters
fen Siidof anerfsnnen polte. Mls er
am 6. Suli 1885 pas Saupt auf ben
SIod lsste, no 60 nit benz Ysill abses
idlasen uerpen ipute, l1ob CT Itinsn
&tnnbart auf bic Seite, tnpem er lhmer,>
baft duberte, iein Sppf, nidt aber Der
Bart iei befimmt ubsebausr su rpsresn.
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,Wein TSrRer. pas IT Elm pradtyoue

nMein TGrfer, has 1T Elm pra9tSousr
S1lse; Der i4ieBt nit 8oselpunft rur1
Elm Sieb Ubne elm God su berlbren -
~Das 1T nod gar nidts sssen meinsn
Waiejunsen ; Der idtebt nit 5aienl&rot
parauf unc pernaselt ale 95Ger, pab
man IS gum 8a0sri65pfen brau6en
ann."-nDann if's ia aber serpprben !"
IS tepabre MIL man pas Sieb tpies
Der sebrau9en, 70 felt man IS nit rem
Vopen ibn susewenret bin, baan nimmt
er SaubenibrOt unb idiebt bic einses
flemmten 5aienfhrotfSrner wieeer bins
aus"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-08-13

@assie, Elm 4 Sabr: .aItss Mdp&sn,
fraSte ibre Mutter:
nWama, pssbalb 1T Sbr Saar 70
srau?
Mama: Mun wsi Du oft 70 unars
tis bif.
Maggie, mad ibrer GrOsmutter ssi.
senp, bic In elmer Ode fat
%, Drama, mas flr elm unartises
Sinb miiHen Gle seweien iein! Das
Suur Der arn,en Grcsmama 1T gang
ipeis.
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S6mGhii6.

Sn elmer Iuiissn @sisai4aft pclte
elm Wislins einen S@wabsn nsden unp
fraste Jpn:
SSren Sie, III es ,rabr, bae bic S&was
ben erft iebent pereen, tpenn ie 8 Gage
alt finp?
So bsS ii9t ppbE srpiepsrts Der S&was
be, aber penn iTe euOl isbsn, penn iebn fe
nu um 70 better I'M itbn pur& 70 en- Giel,
irie | elmer scr mir ban, cur1 unp eur&.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-08-13

Qetbf4mer,en, Bei&werben bss &cpfss, Der
Bruf, Shwineel, Driiden, Oilferteit bss
&opfss, getlemmuns Der Sruf, bei&wer'
Tides @us. unb Ginatbmen.
@essn wetblthe 8rantbetteR
ais: 5Yferie, SIdbuusen, @uttsrtsiapsrs
ben.
@esen gollblattgteit, glei&-
iu9t, @sl6lu1t, 8opf. unp @lieperi6mers
gen, l1sbsfsiten, Otnma&ten ane 5sr,.
tlppfsn.
@sssn aartarrt unb Stod.
f4nupfen, pa bic Srcpfen ben l&ar-
fen fpdenrtn Sdletm aulSlen.
@esen 8beumattsmus @t&t,
gauise, remitirenpe une intermittirenbe
Gisbsr, ssssn &ranfbeiten bes glutss, Der
Nieren uno 8lale.
@ssen DYIpepita unb ale baraus
entlpringenbe 8ranfbeiten.
@sssn 5auttrenfbsttem, Ius.
f1Idse uno iiberbaupt aae burd anrsi'
mes Ylut berscrsebraGte 8ranfbeiten.
Saltet Gner Blut rein uno bic
Ge5unbbeit Cures 3Drpers utro bic
Tolge tetn.
8- Die 5lai6s hamburger 1rcpfen"
tcltet so Gents, 5 6lalasn fur 2 Dollars,
unb fnb In allen anltdnoisen @pctbeten
az taken, pber perbsn mad Gmpfang bes
Betrasss tofsnfret rad allen 2sstlsn @nss
ritas perianht bur&
A. Ngeley& Co.. Baltimore. Md.
Gasros. RieSsriase iu auerifa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-08-13
Nut Sr,tli6e Wersrsnuna

@i&ter: Sbr Ssitebt aIio ;u, aus
pisier arsnei S&a@tt, wel9e f@ ais
corpus deficit bier befnest, une norm
bic Masb fbre Griparni6e ~uuf,ubewab'
rem paeste. pas 0elp mad une mad snts
ipeneet 3u taber ; mas ~Ssranlaste Gu9
3u eieier Chat?
Dieb: Gs ftebt ia auf Der S9a6s
tel : Ollie Gage speimal BARON III nebmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-08-13
Sin Nauer her reoelmSfia In hie &inI

Gin Bauer Der rsselmd6is in bic Staet
gu Warfte fam. fab einft bic Wailsnfinrsr
ipasisren seben.
Das peib Der Ssnter, faste er su isis
mem Na@bar i& fOmme nun i9pn 20
Sabre In bic Staet, absr Sie 8ubsn ra
pereen ibr 9ebtas ni4t srUBer 70 babe
t9 is i9on ssieben, als msin Batter nod
lfbtf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-08-13
9as alte bentiae Seilmtttell
Ssit mrbr ais uier,is sabrsm i'm 6sbraas
DR.. August K9nig's
@am6nrgGgropfm

Gin untras'
li6es unp f6es
res RitteI &C.
gen ale &rants
bsiten bes Ras
gems, Der eeber,
bes unterleibes,
iofern fe aus
9eri9leimuns
an9eRGuften
|&ruoitaten iins
unseroaulihfeit
entfanben fns,
ais: f~clitartise
, 1873-09-18

Of the American Public uoah Association las aoas
personal contribution of 500 to Bhrovepor, La. rid
tona Of that city and Of ylcksbuEg, Hatehez Now
Orleans shall aond and supervise tho re9unlto number
Of aehsoned nurscs., hospital supplies, and aid
authorities OF Caddo rars! tato speedy oaauros for
tho quiet removal and shelter {encampment, II need
pes.ionce. 1r. 1Inrris recommends removal beyond
The rs line Of the plain and hills hat skirt tho Red
River In that rogon,. md adds: "FllRht to great
dstancs will not gtvo tho tiud Of security that 10
obtained At small and less than three hours trarc
900 and an effective organization Of nurses, to-
Rothcr with well-}ovtsed plan for removing tho 11n-
protected, to DO brought into effective sorv,co Ii
Shreveport to-day, tho panic and peatonce would
ccano" Tho cotton-brokora will telegraph their con-
tinusions ~ moneyorors through the Howard Asso-
eiation Of Now Orleans. Tbs mcmbcsa OF the Cotton
Exchange forwarded $1,000 to Shreveport to-day.
samo purpose,