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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-01

trodeieu Spmmer Der uollfommcncu Gnts
widluns ni6t chen 9iinltig limb. So9ar
in Sentidlanb, no bod i'm NGgemeinenS Die
9uft weit feudter lit oils bier, baut man
ben Slumenfobl germ in iuuapfisen Nieoers
un9cn all, Die man in geete NIT @aiicrs
9rabcn ba,uiidcn mislcst, aus wcl6 lcRs
teren Die Tlan;en taslid nod besoiIcn
merben. 50 namcntli6 in Grfurt, no be-
fanntli3 ser beriibmteite Slumentobl ges
sogcu wirb. Oas ldBt iid MIN bier aud
ni6t ,uobl burdfiibren, ga uniere Siimpie
fait idinmtlid in piirrcn Sommern lteins
bart austrofucu unb iomit Elm bo6lt rns
~9ccisuetcr StanSort iiir S%lumentobl ieiu
wiirbeu.
Man mus bier Sanad tra6tcn, bos
fri6tbarite @artcnlanb fir bieie &liltur
ausSupdblen, bci wei6em ber Geidtbum
on EabuunsSitciicn Scn Mansel an 6cnds
tisteit weni9itens einisermaBen auipiest (;
lit cs moslidit ieudt babel, mn 10 better.
Grtra gutter Saamsn lit ielbitusritdnSIi6
cine 9auptbeoinsuns. 6iir cine tribe
Grnte iGct man Sen Saanien in Gin warn,es
Miitbcet, fir cine ipdte ms freie 2ano.
Die sur Sudt bcitimmten Scete hurdle
man Ser 9dngc na6 in Gra6eu als uno
smar 10, SaB Die eiu;elnen StOde etiua .
SUB Don einanoer cntfernt Iiegcn unb auf
eiu Sect pon 5 SUB Srcitc un9ei&br 3
Grb6bunsen fommen. Die Eilanssn wer>
Sen 2-3 Sub melt il, bic &erticiun9en eins
gcicst, anSe9oilen uno ipater itcts bon In.
frout rein gebalten.
Sa5 Sc9iebeu bari Bel trodener 9Sitte.
ring nidt periGumt perben. Saben Die
Sctlinge ibre babe GjrOBe crreidt, 10 wlrb
oaS Sect bebaft unb mfgelpfert. Sinb
Die FlanSen 10 bod 9ci@oiicn, bab man
beiiir6tcn fam, Ser &ino merle iic nm,
10 siebt man bic Grdbcn eiu unb ebnet bas
Sect, mas baS 9(ubduieIn eriett. Sn Die
lem 3ultanO blciben iie bis sur Grnte.
Sat nun Die Srudt ooer Ser Gopf bic babe
@rDBe erreidt, 10 wirb eiu Slatt einsefiir,t
unS barber seOridt, bamit Die Come ni6t
81 lebr aui ben &opf einwirten fam.
Sieienigen FilanSen, wel6e bis sum- 9srbit
ben &opf nod nidt gan; aussebiloet baben,
werben I'M Seller einsei9Iasem, NO tic Oann
pOuenOs auswadien.
Sicie glrt Ser Slumentoblsu1t ~Ieiitet
aaes, mas ma bier pom berielben erpar
ten fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-01
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Sn ietiser Subresseit, NO jeber @artens
ireunb M Sic gepflansuns ieines 0ieblinsss
platcs oentt, uerbient Die re6t;eiti9e Nuis
su6t Don Rants uno S9Iinssewa9ien be-
ionbere Seridii6tisuns, ba bieie gu Den
Sierenbit Yilan,en bes @artsns seb6rer
unb 81 ben ueribiebeniten 3ueten %gecisnet,
ia fat mncntbsbrIid iinO. Sieie Dirt pom
0ewa6ien iteben mebr ,uis ale anSeren
EflanSen inter Der GontrpIe bes @drtners,
oa iie in jeOe sewiini9tc Sorm seSosen wers
ben %tOnnen, iowobl sur Setleioung pom
Saubcn, Har:llonS, &eranocn, @anoeu &C.,
wie sur Nusi6midurg pou Suien, %lu:
mcntor6en, Nmpelu, Soumltumpcu e.
oocr sur &%cr;;cumn3 nicocrcr Sitter, !Ncts
fcn, Gpoticrc &c. Sin we1ientI,Ger Euutt
gicr6ci lit bic poien6e gluSpaBl Scr Der:
I@;rocnca fitanScn jc 81 bcm GcmiiniGicn
3iuctc, uu6 IN bicier &c;ic9ung lit 0tnI
@eidmo& oc3 W3rtHcr3 ell rcltcr Gpicl.
rOum G%c6otcn.
9lm 6e!icbtci.sn inter cen idncQ G0Gt:
ten ipenNcn6cn GtnnfgcpdGicn iinO 1jcr VI
gon0e bcr ioGcncuntc ,&irgjn;a Grsepcr"
uno Die wirrliGe miISc NeinrcGc, bcioc
cbcn 10 Ieids ~ ;icGcnce, ME 6ur0 il,
bibi6 9clormtcS unb reidi0rbiocS 8lGttcr:
uerf lid ous;eidncnbe EhanSen udu 9roBc,
SG3nbcit, ,ucnu iic an redtcn State
itcGeu, ipic !. >. al cincm SomnerBGu5:
der ;-obcr in boGem Orope Gei6mOtlos
uno Impatient miiroen bieiclben lid ans.
neBmcn, wenu man tic J. y. an ciuen
sur Gaie um9citalteteu Saumitumpit
luollte wudcrn ~laIicn. Sortbiu geb0rel
auBcr BiibiGen gGn9cpflGnSsn uro iippiger
YlattsepdGien 0tanten sierli6erer 9(rt 81,
llmidlingung bes Stumpics, wie &opuji:
nerfrciie, Wicdcn, Utauranoicn &c. $50 &c
gilt, bodwa@ienbe uno bod feinbIdttrigt
S9Iingpf!an;en a%niubrin9el, bG limb Die
6a%ndlienpinSc, Die Sridterplnpe, Glemo:
It's, sic Gerrlide Cobaea scandens &C., gu:
weiIeu auG bic 10 manni9faIti9m 3icrFiir.
biiie en- @iatc, bcreu &NswaJI unO pGi:
icnOe &erpcnOuH9 6cm ciGcncn Ceihmaa
ANS a0crloi:n G.cibem.
S}nr Ii;e mcu i;9 in icincm &rian3cy
nod benz Gcnuiie olcr Oicicr Gd0n5citcn
Dor llcDcrtrci6ung, wir meincn-Uor 81
cnscm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Der ~cil5eIncn
periGieOencn 0tantgepG6ie. Oamit nidt
Gins ba8 onocrc eroriidt, uno Die am i6nel.
item unb iippi9itcn wodicnocn F~llanSen Gle
~3agtcrcn mo lGn9iamer cmpo'tommcnben
i6crlOu6crW md ni1t sur OeItun9 fomnIcn
loilcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-01

Serielbc fam nit erfabrcncn glrbeitcru uno
Sauderu Dor et,pa einem Monat bierber
unb mietbcte Ben Sampicr ySibeliter". Der
Selien purSe aufseiudt unb cine Soje aut
bemielben a~uisepflan;t. Der Oampferta fam
5ieraui ;uriif mad Sort Epint unh nabm
baiclblt bic &leinisfeit non brcitauienb
Ef,no Nitro: @!pccrin oil Sorh. Die 9lrs
belt, sic Nitro: @lpcerins Eatrouen aui benz
Selieu a%nsubriugen, fonntc nur bel rubis
gem Mctter porgcmmen weroell, 10 baB Der
Oampfer elf Mal binausfabren uuS in Ser
3lpii6enSeit mciitens in Srat's gay belize
gen mubte, uno baB Spci @odcu per9ins
gen, che Die Gorarbeiteu beenbet parcu.
Die Sau6er batten entbcdt, baB Der Selien
sablrei3c 9Oder entbislt uuo es wuroe Be:
i9Ioiien, ben 6eIien senau ;u unteriuden,
III, ponlogli6 cine Soble in bemiclbeu gu
crmitteln. Die Sau6er paren audi pirts
li9 III ibren llntcriudunsen erfolsrcid unS
ianoen on Der Settle beS Telicns, etiua
iinfSig SUB tici, cine iuldc l6ObIe, mel6e
nit 800 Efuno Nitro: @lycerin geiiut
wurbc. Samitas 9ta@mittag Il llbr mo-
rem ale Sorbcreitlnsen Setroiicn. Gtlua
600 SUB pom Nelien "cntfernt beianb ii1
ein Spot NIT bem cleftrii6en 9lpparot gum
9lbicuern Der Mtine, wdbreno Der Sampier
etlua cine balbe Meile c~ntfcrnt lag. Die
Grploiiou trieb cine gSaNcridulc Ron $50
SUB Sur6meier 81 elmer SObe ron 500
SUP Dinaui. 3ablrci9s 6eIsltiide ilo9en
nit, uub inter iGrcn cineS, beiien @ewi6t
ali $50 Sonncn gei@att wir0 uuo weldcs
beim i3uriiditiirsen ms @aiier cine Dem
Grbbebcn dbnli6e Gri9iitterung perurs
lu6te. SoS GSaiicr innerDaIb elmer Giers
telmeile mar III Tol9e Ser fur0t6aren Gro
pIOiiun cine 3eitlans ie6r unrubis unO nit
S@aum, ScegraS &C. bebcdt. Mebrerc
Seelowen fanbeu babel ibren SOB uno Sau:
ienbe pom Slide i6wommen tobt unbcr,
BON bcnen Die berbeiciIenben Slider einise
SootsIasunscn aniammeltcn. Sur; Dor Be,
Grploiion bcmerfte man mebrere @aufi9t
in Der 9tabe, bod ideinen Dieie idmmtIid
NIT Gem bIoBen S6red bauonsetommen 81
iein. Sine llnteriuduns bes 9teiultates
Der GrpIOiiOm bat seSeist, bab. itatt ber fri:
beren 8! Saoen iett o 6aSen Sieie Saielbl
iinb, l 6aben mebr oils contrattli9 ausbe:
punsen ,poroen lit, unb NoonSap Hod &c:
bort ni6t mebr unter bic Gefabren be,
S9iiifaBrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-01
Sprcn8"mB cimer &!ipSc O.. %,
&(iite bon Californian.

3er california 0cmOtrOt" Gcribtct:
0rei WtciLen nOrNweitli@ uon Scn 6aroQo
mes, 80 MtciIcn uon Sort FOiui, bciaut
fi9 biSDer ein fiir bic G@iiiioBr! geid0rli
der 6cIieu, ,peI@cr inter Scm Wamcl.
SECONDARY Sod bcfannt mar. Ger 6cl'u
beian0 li9 81 SUP inter Ser C6crldHc 6cs
s8aNers, psIdeS rings umber 90 bis sc
5aSen tief lit. 9luf SoritcIlun9 Ses &d
itenusrmedunss:O requirements bei6lOB DC
Gonsreb, bieicn b69it 9cid0rIiden Seller
bsieitiaem ~ laiien, unO srbieIt ein erfab
reaer Suscnicur, GbuarO @foore Don Sort
lamb, Maine, Den Gpntratt fir 500, 600
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-01
.lm5 Cen uerid)icoewen Gtaaten.

Ser unQlIdli9 GrbunNcs: Scna.
tor gipc pon Nepaoal iriibcrcr aiew, Oorter
EOIititer) tciinbet ii1 jett, Uie bcreitS &c:
meloct, in eincm SrreuBGuic oui Gong S@.
larO. gtGr bcn nGditen SrcunGcu bcs F0s
lientcu 1T Gin Neia9 tciiclbcn gcitni!ct.
Gr ii! plue,icn ieIr cWfGucGt un0 betnli
i.ct9 cincu 6cicmrun g&Gciicr, "a iujGcr
ic;Hc <G3iudt 10 org mar, bCB e. ii ole
3~IvaEg9jaGt gcllcdt wcy2cH muEtc. 49, IN
!cetcr :Seit lit CT uBigcr acworoen, 10 6oB
,gm jctt oue m08Iidcn Grc;bciicn 0~cltoitct
perbcn. 3n 8e9leitung icinc5 2&&rtcys
mnft CT t&9Ii@ tuySe Spa}icy9Gr9c in Dem
Sarf Der glnitalt, Ognc js periu4t 81 boben,
ii9 Der @uili9t gu entSieGcn. Gen gr0Rtcn
Sbeil %ieiner Set ucrbyingt CT cntlpcOer i0!a:
itno Oocr inSem CT 81 i;@ IclOlt III Iciicm
Gone mSuiGmmcnBdnacno i&wcrrcriiGno.
lide Worte ipridt. Grit let ieincn 2Iui;
entbaIte in Der MnitaIt nod ME bci polcr
Seiinnung Scweien, ionocrn bGWii9 Nals
lu:inatiouen mtsrwcrien, sic iGuel we9s
ielu. 3uuciIm perludt CT III lcicu oSer III
i9reibeu, ognc IapeR criolgreid 81 icin.
S.iuc iyitsr 10 trditi0c Weisn!t III gcbust
nm Iciu i,iihe@ AI"Irhcu rTiiH pry'dNun;
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-01
@emeinnIGi9eS.
Slumeut + t..

Sic eOcIilc 8Iit5c Der pielen rcrl6ic6c.
ncn HNliIor'cn lit O5ns .3psiiel Der Sm:
meniob! unO bcri:lb: cr;ielt wobl untcr
aI!er MibcnGcmiim osr3alniBmaBig Oen
b0@ltea YreiS. alld criorScrt feline &ulmr
nldt ueniS &ennmiB unS gluimsrtiamteit;
troR oleOem bsirieSist ieIten Der grtras
DIE !Sa@tsr pDui9. Der @runb b~ieruon
lie9t bOuptld&lib Sorin, baB uriere bei6en
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-01
Niuuciota.

Qm23. D. %. wurSen bic 9roben SOI,s
b6ie Don @aines Goof uno &c., unb Don
Bettit, RObbiion in Mimn(apoIis, bur9
Seusr S%eritSrt. Seioe 6cuer waren anses
lsst. Die Yranbitiiter wurOen pom mebrss
rem YeriOnen seieBcn, icbud ni6t perbafs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-01
S!tii . /.

"t'1'2.AS, ftFCcrS9 .!. @tTt,i
ai q, igaN.
M0r}ast's, .]-'1,aaeUs Gg...".~t2s, $3.50, ....l :. &g,t,N
%tetpsD
4aGsi!., G~ta!aNrga Gr.-.. T0Ce ZGulr.
williamsburg, &IEtS Gc-~NS;. NlHH IT,. Nc. S jutle GU.
eisiamFtarl ,...- .-e,rrr &atItu, 81. lU2 WgGteri g.st.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-09

DeTceullDSI lDuE, et iuWtC TtH
non, Der allan, beIt CT nltr lulttbetlte, 8es
ficL mir, tpetL ale Borbereituagta idlDR
0etrofFen tparelt nnD Die A~uSfnDruIg mir
leibt l0ten."
IS ,par po6l oer Blan, Bel BENT 8an=
fier 0tomberB elnSubre@en I" tragic Der
lttdGer.
r2~luerbines."
munD no olieb Bic beabfi1td9teHa6e?"
nDieler Blan btfaGftIste mi1 10 lehr,
oaB ib OH nlelte 0taUe e~inittpeIlen ni6t
meDr oahte. Wtein Treuno ldgte mir,
mir piirDem cine groBe Sunttte erDatten,
unp peun mir ftug ieten, 10 Bnne gar
fetu Eeroaht auf nus fatet. We5bale
loute i'd ons nttDt mitneblnen +? 6dtte ib
gea1nt, baB DieSaOe febllblagen nitroe,
10 tpdre iD Da9rbaftlg lst1t otbet gelpes
leH."
v1uo tpoat Sbr nod iinrner .fttntn
9uTl6luB iiber bieiem G%pmpaguoH 9e>
ben 2" fragte bet GiGter.
$50 babe nod Ntemanb perratbenI !"
y@s fam fir Cure eigeue Cube bon
sroBer WtUtlSfeit lctn, beoenft mas
mDDl."
vGas Iiest at eihem Sabre mtbr ober
t%peliger!" lagtc Der Wilobiiter a6iel5uc
6euo. vDarauf, OaB i'd fretgcipro9en
iDerDe, bari t0 ia bod ittdJt DoffeH, 10
ioI mir AUDI Jtiemane Dorwerfen t0nnen,
id) babe i'm DerratDen."
Ser @eri1tsrGtD blatterte tuitber IN
Ben 9Iften.
Die S0uGb oes Nnstflagten itallb uns
sneifeIDaft felt, aber in ietnen AusIagen
ipar bod Wtan1es, mas unter 1loeren
8erbdltniiien einenn 3ueiiel 9taum seges
ben bate, D. b., tpenll Der NlgefldBte ein
bisber nnbel1oltsner Wanl gttDefen
tpGre.
vSenen gompaguon Isrnttt Sbr tpobL
i'm 3u6tbauie tcunen?" fragte CT nab
ether Beile.
$50 rpsrDe aud Oisis Trase ni3t bes
1l1tlDDrleu."
p0iele g8eiseruns lit cine 8eiabuns."
5tetlnann idmieg.
DSbr b~ebauptet; er1t ant Srettdge 1T
.9~obenDaulen eitgetroffen Sl 1etn, alt oer
Sa0e letblt piirbe 0aS li1ts dnbern.
ipeitt es Mot feltlt1noe, oaB Der Wtatrole
berelts ali 0rettaB Wiorgen uer11munDen
mar. Eonnt SIR ben Sctueis Iieferm, DaB
Sbr ali 9onlerlta9 9lbeno al etrem all>
Oeren Orte g~eipeien ieto 2"
Ser WiLobiter sudte ole QhIeIn.
vSO babe anf metner gEanorruua ftets
e~inialne Bfaoe gemIblt," ermtrDerte CT,
rmemt man aus DeE 3u1tbauie foulmt,
Dermetoet man germ Die Bege9nuaa nit
| einem @eI0GrtIeI."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-09
9rei5ebntes I,
2fslnrMpnicn.

v1lnb f6nnteit gu Mot oalfelbe Slid
9enieBeil, I'm wel0esOu MID Densioelt?"
fra8te unica, Die lD0nsn Algen 81 bet
Treunoin auflGlageno, Die iDr ~ge9cniiber
laB. v9SaS ip 2ir boz etnigenGagel ges
lagt babe, 0a8 iDieDerbole i1 nod ell1
mal, &Hrt miro pbue 30gern lin Deine
9ano perben, iobalo CT oieae6er5eilBuua
De9eu Derf, Dab eli 0etn 9er5 beltBt."
vllno 6tGuleiu JtOmberg?" iagtc9llma,
Die feineu Srauell lcif9t 3u1ammeuaies
bend.
rSit Oh eifsria0ti8 auf iie !" i4erste
unlca.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-28
IOL I7IC.iL.

In Wisconsin, when an American wants to be
elected he has to run as Norwegian.
The Worcester spy thinks the Massachusetts,
republicans desire that the next State ticket shall
be new one throughout.
Only l6i persons listened TO the opening speech
of Governor Allen OF Ohio. Probably some of
them were hard Of hearing.
The fact that the Maine democrats are gather
ering and publishing certificates Of character for
their candidate for Governor, Mr.. Roberts, has a
bad look for the party Boston Joaraal.
They talk about reconstruction and Bird ling
chasms, and all that down in Texas but that don't
prevent their talking also about sending jeff Davis
to the United States Senate in 1877, when llamil-
tons term is out.
Two interesting democratic organs III New
Hampshire ndorse Mr.. Kentucky Beck's denun-
citation Of the idea that th, is "a nation" One OF
them says: "The war was gotten up by aset Of anti
democratic old Puritan Fed ra's' Pretty hard ON
JEFF. DAVIS 4 Co.
The ex-ConiedeIates seem to be pluckng the
political fruits in Missouri. State Senator CELSIUS
Price, a son of the Confederate General Sterling
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-28

The character of the men whom ncie
Bill Allen is leading in Ohio i'll favor OF
more greenbacks is Indicated by the ban
ners which they carried at Gallipolia the
other day. The Cincinnati Enquirer says
Nearly every town or township coming IN had
its banner, ard seine of them were strklngly or
iginal. Among the many the following lew are
noteworthy jackson, $4,000; Grant 500 900
You pay your money and you take your choice.
1--WE are sans calotfeS because Wall street has
stripped u.s." 'I.et Grant and the glasshoppers
skip ont together" "Public property strangles in
the grasp of the money kings" 1--WE prefer the
rag baby to the golden calf" "The World de-
mand, specie payment; 50 did Judas lscanot.
"From subsidized press, the New York World
the flesh ard the devil, good Lord deliver us"
"Monev makes the mare go" West Virginia
grects Ohio's governor-a thousand blessings on
his head" "Grcenbacks are the governments
offspring, and must not be disowned." Green
backs saved the Cnion and let them avert staHa-
ton" United, the West and South rule forever
"Greenbacks, the motive power Of progress"
"Ihe nations credit, backed by her wealth, is the
best of money
If these fellows are for hard money they
have an odd way Of manifesting it. But
the Bangor Commercial says Uncle
William. Pendleton. Cary, and all the rest
OF the Ohio democracy are just like the
Maine democracy and General Roberts on
the currency question.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-28
PRINCIPLES COMPARED
REPEBLIC.s.v DOCTRI.yE.

The maintenance of the high standing OF
the credit of the State; the promotion OF the
Development of its agricultural ana manufac.
turing resources; the extension of educational
facilities; the prohibition by law
Of the sale Of intoxicating I1q.
uOrs and the enforcement OF
that law: the equitable adjustment OF the
burden of taxation, and the tightening OF that
burden to the fullest extent; and, in all, the
exercise of that rigid economy that admits OF
no OUTLAY for purposes of doubtful utility, and
demands a full equivalent for every expendi-
ture; these are the objects the Republican
party Of Maine has had steadily in view, the
pervading principles of its common law, and
they all have the hearty support of my con-
viction and my sympathy From the Speech
Of Gen. Common at the Republican State Con-
rentiom, accepting the nomination for Cor
ernoy.'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-28
Maine and the Centennial.
OFFICE OF MAINE CENTENNIAL


BOARD. Portland, July, lSD.)
The American Centennial is now an assured sue
cess, ana within Il year the nations OF the earth
VIII exhibit their choicest works Of art their man
utaetures and the products OF the soil and mine,
alongside our own, in the vast buildings and cnclo
| suros of Paramount Park in Philadelphia. 1t Is
no" universally conceded that no previous Worlds
Far ever had greater facilities or brighter pros
pec;s, ana we most earnestly urge the people of
our own STATE to respond in every possible way, in
or Ter To be Justly e"tited 10 some share OF credit
for the great success of tn International Exbib.
ton.
We appeal to the people ofthe state for u Just ex.
position OF cur industrial ani material wealth. We
want the products Of our Cotton Mills along the
Saco and the andre coggin the fine Woolens that
have made Berwick, vas saiboro', Dexter, Hariland
| and other manufactures famous; every ingenious
device atN very valuab = contribution to mechan.
ical skill; The finest samples Of garden and field
crops specimens Of our woods, wood manufacture,
and grasses and the finest products of our stock.
farms, dairies and our fisheries.
And above all we desire TO have exhibited To the
| nation and the world the vastness and variety Of
our material wealth. We want collections Of pre-
coas stones and metals; the lime OF Knox and
Aroostook; the feldspar of Sagadahoc the rich mon
ore eds of kutahdin and the far north the won.
uCilui sitC mat span
ties, and which comprise and combine every quail
~ the earth has every produced; the marvellous
granite, from the pure white of Halowell, to the
motled o. our outlying islands. the red OF Jones'
port and the marble of Deer Isle.
Full information to space and classification
will be furnished by the undersigned. Contribu
tons should be ready by Jan. LIST, ~.
Reduced rates Transportation pr omi- ed and
specific terms will be seasonably announced by
circulars.
Correspondence IL solicited ii ON all sources and
ever question an suggestion will receive ready
attention.
Let ali our people heed the invitation and the
PROMISE fer in benefit to Individuals and in honor
and advantage 10 the State nothing SO important
can ever again on.r; and 1t true to this OPP
porunity, we shall surely m Ike a showing in ',0
that will do credit to oar people, and be an honor
to our State.
ENOCII KNIGHT, Sec'y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-28
THE AfFAIRS 0FJEWETT Dc pITcHER

THE AfFAIRS OFJETETT d PITCXER.
The original report made by the committee of
the creditors of Jewett < Pitcher was in favor of
granting to the firms of l.. ID. Jewett & Co., jew
EFT 4 Pitcher Scannell & Brothers, and Cunderiife
4 Stevens of st. John, extension of time, the
conditions of which were that the first payment
and interest on the whole debt should be made on
December next, the balance of the indebtedness
to be paid in four and half years, interest and in
stslments to be paid semi-annualy. The recon-
mendation of the committee was that all the prop
erty, both real estate and shipping, of the three
firms should be placed in the hands Ct trustees
Mr. L. ID. Jewett being named for that position,
the trustees to have the entire management of the
property and the proceeds Of all sales to be turned
over to the trustees already appointed for proper
distribution. This proposition was adopted, and
Mr. Jewett was requested to assent to the arrange
ment, so far as il related to him personally. lie,
however, asked for time in which to consider the
matter, and an adjournment was therefore had I'M
til Monday afternoon. The assets in the case
amount to nearly S2,000,00o, and liabilities,
81 200, 900. The original proposition made by the
firm to the elect that it be allowed six years.
The real and personal property Of the firm is more
than sufficient in amount, if time is allowed, to re-
deem all its liabilities and leaves a handsome sur
plus. Ii is understood that the largest creditors
Of the frn and the principal endorsers of It's paper
are in favor of the extension.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-28

the leading organ of the democracy Ia"
better be observed by General Roberts a'o
his organ 1t seems rather queer '''t''
such an arraignment of Mr.. Allen as 'he
above by the World to hnd !ne D''so'
Commercial shouting: That's the talk
william Go for 'em." The stalk" ac-
cordirq TO the World, is the boidest de
cepton and demago gism, a lying plea for
imitation and reputation. Arc the people
of Maine to understand that this Kind of
"taIk" is endorsed by General Roberts?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-28
DB.MOCR.sTEC DOlTRI.V.E.


And here, lest L might be lllis-
quoted, will say that the
PrOhibttOry Liquor Law, that
bone Of contention SD long up
ON our statute books, L never
favored, ! never Ahall. L be-
lieve It to be revolutionary iIR
spirit. q clog to the wheels Of
business, demOrnliZfng In u
great degree to the cause of
true temperance which Ii pro.
claims to advance; and while
shall openly oppose 1t. l shall
the more openly and jealousy
advocate such measures in this
regard as am convinced will
the better and more sllbstan-
TALLY cOnduce to the prOsperf-
~ Of our state, and the gen.
er0l welfare Of it's citizens
From the Speech of Gen. Roberts, democratic
candidate for Corernor, at the serenade IN
BANGOR.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-28
Diamond Rheumatic Cure.

This proprietor OF this medicine has walked The
alsles OF the hospitals OF Lor don Eng Tor he past
the prescription Tsm which this remedy is com
pounded is all he ever used in the treatment of tins
disease.
In simple cases sometimes one o. two doses
suffice. In the most chroaic caseit is to give
way by the of four or five bottles. BY this ell
cient and simple remedy hundreds Of dollars are
saved to those who can least afford 10 throw it
away, as surely ii is by the. purchase Of useless
prescriptions.
Let any sufferer who reads this purchase 4 small
bottle and take il according TO the instructions
around the package, and il will not take long to
convince him that paying doctors fees is money
thrown awsy-Linments of all kinds are useless
Price 81 a bottle.
This medicine is for sale at all Druggists, through
out the United States and Canada. III i. happens
that your Druggist has not got 1t in stock, ask
him TO send for il to the wholesale agents, GEO.
c. GOODWIN & co.. Boston, Weeks 4 p tier,
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kINS 4 CO., Portland NJ NJ. WHlPPLE & CO,
Portland, WM. l.. MANN, Bangor
The Diamond Rheumatic Cure is for sale by
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