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HESTER HowABDs TEMPTATION. A Souls
Story. BY Mrs c. A. Warfeld, the well known
and popular southern writer, and author OF
The Household of Bauverie. and of a Double
Wedding or How she Was Won is just pub
lshed by r. j. Peterson and Brothers. Phia-
delphia, Pa. Hester Towards Temptation is
an entirely new novel, printed from the an
thor's manuscript 1t is powerfully written
story OF trial and temptation, and an example
of the kind Of a novel the American appetite
Graves. Ii deserves and will take a yer, high
rank. It has distinctly defined plot ard in
tention, and these are managed with decided
vigor There ID no waste OF wards in femin-
inc sentamentalism but the incidents and the
characters in them are made to do their work
directly towards the completion OF the purpose
OF the author. The general structure OF the
and IN the details .hsre are great merit. Ger
tain chapters contsin pictures OF southern go
ual life that are really strnna and there are
examples OF Amencsn character male and To-
male, that are typical and we'll drawn. Such
flctions rs these are the popular ones OF the
present generation, and this will, we think,
will prove more popular than any that have
preceded 1t. 1t 10 one OF those novels that,
when once begun. cannot be laid down; and
one o: the many merits Of the book eoaHsts in
se steadily maintained drs~she interest Of
the story, throuxs Z nultisnds OF events, 70 .
satisfactory add not improbssls conclusion. -
The volume 70 hsadsoa>l. ssnsa ~ sd ssld
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FOUND AT LAsT.--Is the universal cry Of
countless thousands who have been fortunate
enough to give the Worlds great cough rem
edV, DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton. Coughs ahd Code. trial. The America n
people have been humbugged long enough
with quack nos.rums and worthless prepara
tons that are daily flooding the countrS and
they now demand change. In DIR Kings
New Discovery, the true remedy is found at
last No one one need suffer longer with
Coughs Colds Asthma and Bronchitis, as a
single trial will convince him. For sale by
kilburD 4 Hudson, druggists, Paw Paw Trial
bottle free. 1912
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The ONO Election took place last Fueuday,
and has resulted in s. splendid Republican VIC
tory. me prominent issue, in Ohio, WAS the
Currency question, The Democratic candid
ates stood upon an IDaetion platform while the
Republicans stood for sound Currency. The
question next in importance Wac the School
Question. The Catholic vote was c~st solid for
the Democratic ticket that party having given
encouragement, thst it would yield to the Cathlic
demand for division Of the School funds for the
benefit OF their parochial seotaran schools
This lost them many votes among the better
and more cultivated portion OF tho Democratic
party.
In Iowa the Republicans carried the state by
large maj ority; and in NebArska, the Rspub-
lican victory is most decided.
No more irredeemable paper PROMISE. to pay
when Won ge, ready, or not Ut oil, is the popu-
lar verdict in oil three OF these states. And
this 10 supplemented by the decisive vote in
Ohio against Catholic interference with the
common schools--the blessing OF the poor
mans children.
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EDITOR TRUE NoRTHEDRR;

EDITOR TRUE NoRrHERRR
In your last weeks issue some cowardly
sneak. over the signature Of Hamilton, heaps
upon me nearly half column OF personal
abuse, because I, in the exercise of right
which is accorded to every American citizen,
saw fl, over my own signature. through the
public press, to question the propriety of GER
tam acts Of very honored mau.
Allow mo to say to your Hamilton cores
pondent that If he will come out from under
his anonymous, that after being exposed to
public view, he should be deemed worthy of
notice, l viii make it exceedingly interesting
for him before leave him.
How, Mr.. Hamilton. il you have any sand in
you, show your self. Ipromise to try with you
your tests. j. Z. HENDRYX.
Ham ilton. October 10th. 1878.
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As is known to most OF our readers, the New
Liquor Tax Law has been taken to the Supreme
Court, on the question Of it's Constitutonalty.
That Court has rendered it's decision. fully sus-
taining the Law. The Law will nov be enforced
and any liquor seller found selling liquor to
minor or q habitual drunkard can be made to
feel that he must respect decency and good
order or his pockets will be made to suffer, or
his precious carcase be lncarcerated within pris-
on walls 1t is the duty Of the Prosecuting
Attorney, Sheriff and County Treasurer to see
that the law IL enforced.
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The Board OF Supervisors convened on Mon
day last. The following are the Supervisors
present:
Pine Grove--Tobias johnson.
Almena-Warren T. French.
Antwerp-Frankln B. Adams.
Porter-Orsmus Williams.
ngdale-Harvey II. Howard.
Waverly-Prenett r. Streator.
Paw Paw-Emory o. Briggs.
Decentralization Nuttlng.
Columbia -AmAsa NJ. Brown.
Arlington-Arvin Heath.
Lawrence-Charles Rockwell
Hamilton-Solomon b. hagar.
Geneva-Jerome B. Watson.
Bangor-Charles L. Heath.
Hartford-Myron Hinckley.
Keeler-John V. Roosevelt.
South Haven-Samuel p Wilson.
Deerfield-George Grant.
Supervisor Streator was elected Chairman,
and appointed the following Committees
Comparing Rolls-Messrs. A. Heath, French
Brown, Howard, Rockwell, Watson, Wilson,
Iiinckley and Hagsr.
Footing Rolls-Msssrs Wilson. Briggs, Brown,
and Roosevelt
Fnancs -Messrs. Williams, A. Heath and Wat
son.
Claims-Mersrs. G. f. Heath, Nutting and
Williams.
Equalization essrs. Briggs. C. E. Heath and
Roosevelt.
observation-disclosures. French, Watson and
Howard.
County Buildings Johnson, \. Heath
and Adams.
Apportioumont-M Rockwell, Wilson and
Brown
Drain COMMISSIONER Goport-Messrs. Wat
son, Grant and Hagar,
T. Settle with County Treasurer-Mesais. C..
Rockwell, Williams and Briggs.
Rejected and Charged Back Taxes--lIessrs.
Nutung, a. Heath and Howard
County poor-Messrs. Briggs, Williams and
Grant.
Highways aud Brldges-Messrs Adams, john
son and Hinckley.
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See Hare

The advertiser 10 prepared to repair Furnl-
ture, old or new. and put it in good CONDITION.
thereby saving the expense and ontlay fer new.
He will do all kinds, Staining, Cooring and
Vanishing. His charges are modcr1te Tie
may be Addressed at Paw Paw. Michigan
! +. MYERS
OCTOBER 9Th 1915 107iul+
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Thomas o. Ward, formerly editor and propri-
etor of the True Northerner, and inventor Of
the Ward Air Break, died Of inflammation Of the
bowels las, Friday night At the Kalamazoo
House. He had been confined 10 his bed only
one day.
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n. \. Pugsley, Esq, will be 1T the Office Of
John t CIapp, on Monday, the 25th, Thurs
day, the 2sth and Saturday, the 9Oth dav OF
October inst, FOR the purpose OF paying pre-
NUNS to those entitled thereto.
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Very fine Jet Goods and Jewelry in every
style and pattern, just received at Melchor's
Jewelry Store The ladies should call and see
these goods. They are vey fine, and Charley
will take pleasure in showing them.
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Samuel Reynolds Of Porter township allo wed
tramp to lodge at his house Wednesday night
and on awakening 10 the morning found him
gone and also fine COW.
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j. TON. August 5rh.
Ed. TRUE NoRIHERNi After one DAYS
rest amid the social chitcl.. Of loved ones We
had cheerful party, OF some eight or ten, to
accompany us to the High Bridge, 80 called or
Croton Aqueduct. \ minutes walk brought
us to the Steamboat landing near the bridge
where 3rd Avenue crosses tho Harlem river.
This bridge is massive in its appearance, being
q swing bridge, SO TINT boats and vessels may
pass up and down the rver. This bridge has
one peculiarly; water power is 80 concentra-
ted as to be the motive power OF turning it
back and forth, under the control OF the Bridge
master About Q o'clock, we were al on board
the Steamer which had tbs honor OK accomps-
nying IN on our excursion. At our arrival, she
was unable to climb the rugged hills. 30 we
were compelled TO leave her In the rver and
take Walkers express. Before We reached the
top OF the bridge our express became quite
weary, but we cheered it onward and upward
TIL We gained the looked. for heights.
This bridge WAS built for the express purpose
Of conveying the waters Of the CYoton river
over and ACROSS the Harlem river, to supply
tho city with its refreshing beverage, 1t is 120
feet above the river aud 400 feet long,
large iubo some Elk or seven feet in diameter,
made OF heavy boiler iron, carries the water
fiom the east to the west side Of the river.
On the wet side, If largo engine honse OF
SUFFICIENT capacity for two engines, one Of
which Is now in successful operation to force
the water up into reservoirs. for the general
supply Of the city aud also to force the water
no into tho tow r. winch IS a stone structure,
standing quite IA G,stt.Lce above the bridge, ON
the west bank, to supply the highest parts of
the city. In this tower is a large reservoir
holding some Zoo barrels. rhe whole length
OF the bridge Is covered, or arched. with an oval
surface, thereby forrninga splendid promenade.
giving visitors a fine view of the surrounding
scenery. After visiting all these places OF in
terest, our party descended the rocky cliffs on
the west side OF the river, to the Steam boat
landing to give tue Steamer the honor Of ac-
companying us on our homeward route to the
place OK starting. Reaching the quiet home
Of our friends, we felt grateful to the giver OF
all good for his tender merciesland protecting
care. II. WEST.
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For sale.

A span Of large, nice three year old colts !;
also a email eight year old mare, for sale by the
subscriber, at his residence two and one half
miles south Of Paw Paw.
FREDERICK LORD.
October s. 1875, 1071t*
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this issue OF this paper. excludes almost every
thing else.
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AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, October 7th, 1876.
ED. TnUE NoRTHERsEB IT has rained al
most con'inousIyRsinc yesterday morning.
The new Secretary OF thelState Board Of Agri-
culture has assumed his duties 1t the College
Mrs. o. A. Brock Of Paw Paw 10 spending
two weeks vacation in tho city.
The Hon. K. E. Trowbrldge gave . lecture
in the Chapel this afternoon. He says. he has
stunned theaAsriculturM interests Of the State
very closely, and believes that the farmers do
not raise .as large a variety Of crops ~ they
sboxld both for the good OF the land aud for
profit, that they raise more wheat than they
can afford. Andithst il would be more 70 their
in,srsst " raise more and better stoek, AND, 80
an illussrAhonoof the advantage Of thorough
breeding, sid, he bad sold one steer tso years
old fog 80, end bought one three yssxs old for
-. He ALSO advocates the encourage msnt OF
hs~s iststry A0a believes thA, ne time VII
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STATE or MICHIGAN.

STATE or MICHIGAN,
NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
do hereby fix and appoint the time for hold
ing Tue several Terms OF the Circuit Court, in
the Ninth Judicial Circuit, for the years 1876
and 1877, as follows
KALAMAZOO COUNTY.
1st Monday in February.
4th Monday in April.
ltn Monday in September.
ith Monday IN November.
VAN buren, COUNTY.
lst Monday in January.
9Th Monday in March.
3rd Monday in August.
LIST Monday IN November.
Given under my hand, ct X Kalamazoo, on this
18th day Of October, A. D., 1875.
JOSIAH L. HAYES, Circuit Judge
true copy.
SAMUEL HOLMES, Van Buren, County Cl,rk.
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Termination Of T,oeb,r..

Erornt n~ffo~ OF Teachers.
OTFTCE or rHE TOWNSHIP SUPr OF SCHooIs,
PoRrHR TOWNSHIP, September 18th, 1875.
Notice rs hereby given that there will be an
Examination OF Teachers held ut the Porter
Center School House, on Saturday, the 9th day
in the forenoon.
Persons Wishing Certincates 10 Teach in any
81 the Schools Of said Township, are requested
" be present. furnished with Foolscsp Paper
and PaVil JAMES " HALL, Township
1ose0 supt Of Schools
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THE REPUBLIC MAGAZINE, for October. is
full OF valuable politically material. The article
by Judge Lawrence, OF Ohio. The People a
Nation: the Union Perpetual, will command
wiie attention. It places the State Rights her
es, in strong light, and dvances proof to
sh " that 1t had no respectable following in
our early history. Manufacturing South
and The Free South-OrdeAl OF Emancipation,
are thoughtful articles. containing = great
amount OF rich material for others to build up
on. Democratic Rule in Georgia Finance and
Politics; Carpet Baggers, North and South I;
are among the many able articles which make
the October number one Of the best yet issued,
The Republic il published at Washington, ID. c.
Send $500 to Republic Publishing Company,
and obtain the Magazine for one year.
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On Friday morning last tho dwelling houses
OF &. w. Young, NJ. A. Gibson and A. Parmen-
ter were entered by burglars, while the occu-
pants were asleep, and watch and chain and
an overcost taken from Young's. They awoke
the inmates at Gilson's and Parmenter's and
were scared away without securing any pluuder'
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soon come when there will be home demand
for articles OF food which are now almost en-
trely worthless, and that instead OF being
Obliged no send our fine wool to New England
to DO washed and made up and then sold to us
in the cloth, we will have it made among US,
and instead of being obliged toisend produce
east to feed the manufacturers we will be able
to bring them west where the crops are raised.
He also spoke of our iron mines as the richest
in the world and wished that il could be made
up at homo instead OF being sent to other
States and adulterated with that OF purer quail
ity. He is in favor OF having the farmers edu-
Gated; says, he has been in different kinds OF
business, Gas you know, Congressman for three
terms and that nc finds tue best use for thor
ough education on the farm. B.
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Canton.

Where's nv wife, Lavina O., hes left ~ BED
~ bssrd without sny Just $3.50 or prevsse-
ton, al psnsoas ass hereby fosbaS1sn TO hsr-
,. .:' a.: !: =; - =, = :..,,.,os no. 80
ths cate. lsysS UB1BY D. bBOO8.
hatsA Astv~s. AusAakS ~. M.
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We understand that +. A.. Of the Courier,
is now at Big Rapids, negotiating with parties
with a view of publishing paper in the in
terest OF the Democratic party.
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For your School Books 40 to Miss Rhoda
Munger's. All kinds always on hand.
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A fresh supply OF Ladies French Kid Button
Boots at ComstOck, Paige Il Companys.
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All accounts, due us, must be paid by the
26th OF September without fail
KooNs q ROUSSEAU.
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DOLLAR! At IoI Hi:. R Rho" Munger eGo''

II you want TO buy Sewing Machine call
on John W. Emery, Jr. at his rooms, in the
Lyle Block, opposite the LIST National Bank.
and he will show you just the incest, best and
mort convenient Machine ever made, and at q
lower price than ever before asked FOR first
class Machine. 1868
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Business Notices.

Ho! Farmers. il you wish 10 take solid COM
fort while blowing and seeding, get palr OF
those Plow Shoes, for sale by
ConatOck paloa & %
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n r. GOODRICH.E. d. HOHEPATHlC PLY
". SICIAN. Bloomingdale Michigan. lo66m6$
Comstock, Paige h Co. sell the Wells cele-
brated custom made Kip and Calf Boots.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-22
Oonneritaq, IL. Stunt 1875


Die IerbanSIunsen bes uorbersebenOen
Cages wurben ~perleien unb senebmist. Die
Mittbeilunsen bon O. Moriite, Straben:
aufisber int 8. SiRricte uom @bitswater:
Eownibip in getreff Der Der Repuratur be;
nOtisten griiden wurbe seleienu u. perrpieien.
Oas @eiu9 pom Marie 9aabe nm Steu.
ernadlaB, wuroe senebmist II. Der S9ats
meiiter ansewieien Die Steuern armutbs:
balber gu itrel9em. Sn Der Brennan
StraBenansclescnbeit wuroe bos Seusen:
uerbOr ~fsrtssiett. Den abiddtem in Der
Stern's Mible uno @apstonitrubenunse.
lesenbeit wurSe ibr Seri6t sur atectifca:
ton suriidseianbt unO bus GnsuerbOr uui
Moutus BEN 81. B. M., 9 lbr ieitseitsut.
Sertasuns bis gum 6reitas, Is. SUM-.
6reitas, Is. Sum- 1875.
Die Gerbanolunseu Der leeten Serlamm;
lung seIeien unO senebmist. 0aS @e:
JUDI BON Daniel Sill INN &ecorbiruns elmer
StruBe in Center Sownibip wuroe seleien
unS uerpielen; ebenio bas @siu9 pom Sra.
del Oauis in Setreii Der Steuera6i6dtuns
fir 1874. Die Sobn SrennanitraBenan:
~seIesenbeit wurSc fallen s~elailen. Die Sc:
iu6iteIer fir bic StraBe baben bic Soften
gu beSablen. Der GOuntp S3atmeiiter
wuroe an9epieien ale riditdnSisen
Stimms unb Yeri onaliteuem Der Sabre
1871 unb 1872 obne SntereIenSuidlas gu
erbebsn. SaS @eiu6 pom u. Mc&eo
wuroe periporfen.
sluf @eiu9 Der Gb. .. & so. Giien:
b~abncOmpasnie purOe Der Sdabmeiiter in:
itruirt ale i'm @eiu9 persei9netcn gau:
pldse nit 9iusnabme BON Got go. 300 in 6.
Dubuque rno Got 8, 9, 10, IL, II, Is,
IA, Is, II, Is Der 81. 81. GObition piebe.
~einsulOien. Oas @siud pon u. Davis
puroe perworfen, ba Der Stats feline Suris:
biction bat. Oas @eiu9 bon gr. Goad
wuroe in 8ieoererwdsuns seSosen unb be'
S9atmeiiter anseuieien bic Stsuern at:
mutbsbalber 81 itreiden. Der @uOitol
wuroe ansewieien cine 3ablunsssnpeiiune
BON $50 gum 9lnfauf zines Yferbes fir bus
armenbaus ans. Sang aus;uiteuen. Dem
SIinSen 5. Mi6el uuroen aIs llnteritas:
ums fir bic nd9iten feds Monate So y.
~. bewiaist, sabIbur ieben 1. 5. M. s..
Ste3er wurOen $500 9lbidLass;ubIuns
auf iein @ebaIt aIs Steuerabi9aber bewiI.
list. Damn uertaste ii6 Ser &atb bis
Montas ben 81. 2 llbr Na9mittass.
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Is perssbt feline 8O6e, baB nidt ne:
iisltens Elm balb butenb Geipanne in On.
bnque's StruBen Surdbrennen.. Nadldi=
fsteit beim anbinben, llnudtiamteit bein,
Seiten trasen Die S3ulo; meiit wsroen
bios bic @asen arg suseri3tet, Oitsrs wer:
Den absr aud bas 9eben Der 6ubrIeute obe,
Sufduis anweienoen in @efabr sebradt
BON Slid fam SOunasel iusen, Der II
aesterm Sale mar; Obidon CT bas Pfsri
perlor unb Der @asen ;ertrimmsrt wurSe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-22

Sic brmrfraiilde Convention pon Ou
buque So. belt letten Samitus 2 llbr Mtit
tags tire ScriammIuns in Dem Gourtbauie
Us waroen Die foIsenben Serrn ais Dele
saten CUR Oss Moincs'er Convention er
wdbIt: 80. 90. Sam, 6. q. @uiIbert
8m. Mias, s.. :. Me9tultp, s. 5. Sale
Seq Salot, y. SlOdlinser, s.. 9. 6oufe
Ger W. Burton, Suber S'Ounneu, $
.. Servings, S. q. @niiife, {. g. @iI
ION, Sreb. &nou.
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&lin 10 ucit lit unier Stabtratb setom:
men, baB mir itatt bic Irbeiten benz niebris.
item gietsr gu seben, iie benz bO9iten scbeu
unb bOppeIt iopieI bafiir besabIen miifen,
nls iie wertb iinb. Der Stabtratb bat bic
9eetiOn, Die ibm Or. Ouislep seseben, per:
bient. Nidt Die GOmites iouen Oiientlide
arbeiten ausseben, nein, bas lit Sa9e bes
sansen Gutbes. Die section wirS bof:
fentlid ni6t p~erloren lein.
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S6aifer, Der unter benz Namen elnrs
fatbOlii6en 9rieiters ii@ lanse I'M Stuute
beuimtrieb unO mebrere Nsriude gum
S9win6el ma6te, ruuroe aus Der sSrrenan,
ltalt in Snbepenbence entlaiien unb mad
benz Often befOrSert. g8ir babsn ME al
ben 8abnfinn Sieies Mannes ssslaubt,
fon6ern baIten Jpn fir sinen absefeimten
@auner. Man paiie Oaber wObI auf. g8ie
IS beiBt, mill ct mad Oeuti6Ianb ;uriid.
bod audi baran alauben mir nidt.
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ST. ssaouer. @bOmberos MDrSer. ,

Gb. Wasner, &bOmberss MOrber, Der
Dor @eridt irriinnis erfIdrt, Der Struie
fur ben bssansenen Morb entsins, unb nad
SSnbepenbenee ing Rarrsnbaus ssiunot
purbe, 1T bereits als eurirt aus Der @nitalt
tntlahen anb arbeitet als 6Olji4nite.
nit $500 2Obn in S%nbepen,enee. 9Iia
Elm NSrber mebr auf bic meni9lide &c:
feai9aft losseIaien! 8irtIi3 unier Sc:
ri6tsweiem 1T elm Sobn auf bic uisIseprie:
fene Civilization ~unierer 3eit.
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Sn Der am Ietten Sienitas ben Is. Sun
absebaltenen reseImdbisen Seriammlune
Der Dubuque Cabinets aferss 9liirciotiOr
purben bic alien Scamten wieber in ioloen;
Der &eibcniulse cr,udblt:
g.. 6. @ulmcbsr, Gei6ditsfihrer;
y. MunSerIid, Brdfbert;
S. Stuber, Setretdr;
Gbr. SacObi, liter gormann;
y. S9neibsr, 2ter Sormann.
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GERM &nittlc, einem @irtbe on be,
auep on 8. StraBe Spii@en Occult unb
nnb MainsS traBe, wurOe lette ISOLDE cine
siemli9 aniebnIide Summe in @eIo unb
&oten aug benz binterm i3immer seitOblen,
wabrenb cr porne feline @dite bc6iente.
NatirIi3 Don grwii9en bes Series burd
bic EoIi3ei lit feline Geoe.
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Snaar bic WeSi,iner t0nnen ni6t ur

Sugar bic @eSi,iner tOnnen ni6t UNI
Fin, Or. Iusut &6nis's 9amz
burger Srppfeu bas 2Ob anssoeibsn
Su la0eu, bas lie perbienen. Or. Carl
Meper YerOn's 9reet, SnpOer 60, Sa.,
i9reibt: SD fam aus eisener Grfabruna
iasen, Sab Or. ausuit &Onis's hamburger
SrOpfen BEL llnueroauIidfeit unO appetits
loiisteit nit benz beiten grioIse ansewanbt
werben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-22
Vtm.Worf Warftbcriht.

Wer SeIegrapb). SUM- 19. 1875.
MeBl-s4.5O bis 5.25.
@eiSen- Gbicaso $l.l4;
Milwaufee SLIT bis l.lS. = Soma II.
Minneiota. Sriibiabrs sl.2O. = &inter,
rotber weitl. $1.32 bis l.37.
&o99en-fau.
@erfe-f lau.
McIi 9torn-semii9t weitI. 81 bis
SO Cts.
Safer-6S bis 50 Gts.
9 6weinele 6.-Sl9.75.
Sob in New Yprt SLIT.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-22

Morrrann Doc. Nuisley lit, wenn aud
nidt ex o%ficio, bod de %facto, mas nod
wi9tiser 1T, Mayor Ser Stabt Dubuque.
Oas bat Bic Ieete Stabiratbsiituns tlar
unS beutIi3 bewieien. 3 jerum, . ie.
MN
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-22
GhieaQo Narftberi6t.

ItItgrapb.) Stunt 10. 1875
Meb l-$4.5 10 bis 5.75.
DeiSen.-No. l $l.0l ;No. 2 81. 9s,
WeNdforn.-70 Gts.
Safer-5s 9ts.
&o99en-59 Gts.
Ger ite-$1.38.
9weinefeid-$l9.0O.
Butter-l2 bis "a Gts.
Gter-l5 GtS.
Wbistp-$l.l6.
@inbpisb-$S.00 bis 6.25.
S9weiue-$6.00 bis 7.40.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-22
Staot Dubuque.
lleber has SdiBrmici, bas seitern n

Ncbcr nas SDnBrrtclt oas 9e1tern mlt
benz Gmpfans Der @dite besann, fOnnsn
mir bieie ISOLDE natirli9 nod ni6t beri6s
ten, ba Die @aSettc bereits uerianbt lit, ebe
bas Set /. ). I. ieinen &nfans ssnommsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-22
No. 4. = M6hentlide 8rieHiite.

Grbt III M. 8lumenaacr's grauerei
madt ibr Elm SpaSicrsans. 6eines Siel
uno elm Stiif e6ten GmmentbaIer Saies ii
oort INNER ;u baben.