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The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1876-08-11
PRIMITIVE WARFARE.
IniercsiiUE PrOpO-iiIOn bV UOntene-
grin tO-.S Wounded Russ AN Officer.
Inn1nn DailN News

grin IO--s Wounded Russian Omcrr.
London Daily News.
The Montenegrin method of making
war is very primitive. A Russian Off
Ger, who visited their country, and
studied it, tells us that a Monteneerin
never sues for mercy and whenever one
or them is severely wounded, and it is
impossible to save him from the enemy,
his own comrades cut off his head
When at the attack of CiObuck, a small
detachment of Russian troops was COM
p"lled to retreat, an officer of stout
make and no longer young, fell on the
ground from exhaustion. A Montene-
grin perceiving it, ran Immediately to
him, and, having drawn his vatagan,
said: You are very brave. and must
wish that ! should cut off your head
say "A prayer and make sign eff the
cross" The officer, Mortified at the prop
Osition, made an effort to rise, and re-
Joined his comrades with the assistance
OF the friendly Montenegrin. They con-
slider all those who have been taken by
the enemy as killed. They carry out of
the battle their wounded soldiers on
their shoulders. Arms, small loaf of
bread, a cheese, some garlic, a little
brandy, an old garment, and two pair of
sandals made of raw hide, form all the
equipag: of the Montenegrins. On their
march they do not seek any shelter from
rain or cold. In rainy weather the
Montenegrin wraps around his head the
Sfrookd Ca shawl of coarse cloth), lies
down on the ground and, putting his
rifle under him, sleeps very comfortably
Three or four hours of repCse are suite
sufficient for his rest and the remainder
of his time is occupied in constant exer-
tiCn. 1t is impossible to retain them in
the reserve, and it seems that they can
not calmy bear the view of the enemy.
The tactics of the Montenegrins are CON
fined to being skillful marksmen. A
stone, hole, a tree offer them cover
from the enemy. Firing usually in a
PROSTATE position on the ground, they
are not easily hit, while their rapid and
sure shots carry destruction into the
closed ranks of a regular army. They
have besides a well practised eve tor
judging of distance, and thoroughly un-
d,r,tand how to take advantage of the
ground. OF course it will ALWAYS be
difficult to employ such warriors against
regular troops.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1876-08-11
NOBODY!
Left-there nobody's daughter,
Child of disgrace and shame
Nobody ever taught her
A mothers sweet, saving name

Left-there nobody's daughter,
Child of disgrace and shame
Nobody ever taught her
A mothers sweet, saving name
Nobody ever caring
Whether she stood or fell,
And men (are they men p ensnaring-
With the arts and the gold of he'll
Stitching with ceaseless labor,
To earn her pitiful bread;
Begg ng a crust from neighbor,
And getting curse instead
All through the long, hot summer,
All through the cold, dark time.
With finge, hat numb and number
Grow white as the frost's white rime-
Nobody ever conceiving
The thrpb of that warm, young life,
Nobody ever believing
The strain Of that terrible strife!
Nobody kind words pouring
In that orphan hearts sad ear,
But all of us ignoring
What lies at our doors, so near
q sister down in the alley,
Pale, with the downcast eye,
Dark and drear is the valley,
But the stars shine forth on high!
Nobody here may love thee,
Or care If thou stand OF fall.
But the great, good God above thee,
He watches and cares for all.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1876-08-11

In France, out of population of
Sc, ,O00, 900, only 2,OOOO0O live on the revenue
of accumulated wealth, the balance de-
pending on the produce of labor.
The Courier's special kilograms give
the details of massacres by the Turks in
Bosnia. Three hundred christians were
tortured and drowned in the villages Of
Pervan and Timar.
During the fourth week in June there
were 7s,44S paupers reported in London, of
whom 1878 were in the work-houses, and
1865 in the receipt of outdoor relief.
Some agents of Servia went to seek
Garibaldi, without whom no insurrectiOn
seems to be complete. They found the Gin
cinnatus of Caprera making his hay. The
hero expressed his regret that his rheuma-
tism would not permit him to fight against
Turkish despotism by the side of prince
Milano, but he promised to send them in
Bosnia all of lis former followers that he
could find unoccupied.
The Roman Catholic and the protest
ant missionaries in Japan clash in their
work. They traverse the came section of
the country, assailing each others doctrines,
and thus having little influence with the ma
tives.
Advices from Sclavonic sources con-
firm the intelligence of the defeat of the
instant, near Urbiza. The
Montenegrins captured three hundred Ma
zamI, besides Osman Pacha, five guns and
several flags. The Turks attacked the Mon
tenegrns at Kutschi, but were repulsed.
.Selim Pacha was wounded.
Six French newspapers, including the
Francaise, Gambetta's organ,
have been fined 1000 francs each for attack
ing the heads of the Jesuit college, alleging
that they had fraudulently forewarned the
students concerning the subjects of exami-
nation at the Polytechnique.
A Vienna dispatch says that the Greek
government is to protest to the powers
against the violence of the irregular Turkish
troops in Epirus and Yhessaly. Bashi Ba-
zouzs and Circassians recently plundered
villages in Macedonia, and afterward fought
each other. Forty-two were killed.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1876-08-11

A FRENCH PHYsICIAN.-A wealthy
resident, say sthe New York World, falls
i'll and the doctor is called in. He feels
the invalid's pulse, examines his lungs
and writes a prescription. In the
drawing room, as he is. going out. be
meets the invalid's wife. doctor, how
is he?" Madam, very i'll. indeed -
" Heavensl OF what disease" Scar
latina. "Scarlatina? At his age?
How do you know it?" I" By his hands.
The fever has broken out on them and
they are all red" "But, doctor, they
always areI'' " Always are? Howl"
"Oh, it is dye "Dye? Then your
husband is a dyer ?" At your ser
vice" "Why did you not tell me so at
frst?"
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1876-08-11

PRENTICE MELEoRD writes ftom the
centennial: "There are many famous
chairs, arm-chairs, chairs fag-bottomed,
board -bottomed, cane bottemed and
lea .her-bottomed. Washington has sat
in most of them. Judging from the in
dications in Independence hall, Wash
ington was a persevering setter as well
as a retriever of his country's fortunes.
He must have had great talent for sit
ting. The suspicion will develop itsel
here that the father of his country never
saw chair but that he desired to mo-
nopolize it. He said to himself: There
is another chair; let us confer immor-
tality upon it and the family who own
it, Then he sat down. This made one
of the first families Apparently. all
these fret families have sent their chairs
to Independence hall. They stand In
lieu of patents of nobility"
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1876-08-11

The largest negative ever produced
by means of photography was recently
exhibited in San Francisco. Itwas about
three feet long and two feet wide, and
the perfected apparatus cost the inventor
over $4,000
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1876-08-11

A VIRTUE forced upon men, or inbern
and immovable, would bring little no
bleness or happiness compared with
spiritual effort and power.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1876-08-11

Notices have been posted in all the
Fall River tMass) mills, announcing re-
duction of about ten per cent.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1876-08-11

IT is not in the words that others say
to us. but in those other words which
these make us say TO ourselves, that we
find our gravest lessons and our sharPest
rebukes
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1876-08-11

THEmarriage OfLord Vaudeville to an
American girl is thought, in England, to
have been imprudent. In America it is
the marriage of the American girl to
lord Vaudeville that is thought impru-
dent.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1876-08-11

JOHN HANCOCK-the John-was only
thirty-nine years old when he signed the
declaration of independence, and the av-
erage age of the signers was about forty
five. The oldest member was Benjamin
franklin, seventy, and Thomas Lynch,
jr., and Edward Rutledge (both ofSOuth
Carolina), were only twenty seven. Two
of the signers were born in England, two
in Ireland, two in Scotland, and one in
Wales and the rest in the colonies.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1876-08-11

"AH," said the worthy old Mrs.
Stubs. as she stood staring at placard
on which was inscribed Youth wanted
= Yes. | dessay. Most of us who have
got bit oldish, as you may say, might
carry a ticket about with youth wanted
printed on it. But what with old
Father Time, and what with troubles
I'd trials, m>st of us will go on saying
youth wanted ! expect, for a long
time to come"
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1876-08-11

ANOTHER set of blood relations of A
L. Stewart have announced themselves
from Ireland, The Begleys claim to be
first cousins, and say they will not put
up with any fooling AMI will have exact
iustice done them
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1876-08-11

The feat of crossing the English chan
mel in canoe has been accomplished by
Lieut.. Colville,o of the Grenadier Guards,
who started from Dover at three o clock in
the morning and padded into the har-
Dor at Calais at $50, going about thirty
miles zigzag across the channel in six
hours and q half.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1876-08-11

4 Y eminent physician SAYS that sweet
oil i not only an antidote to the bite of
a rutlesnake, but will cure poison of
any KIN |, both on man and beast" The
pati,rt must take spoonful of it inter
naly and bathe the wound, for cure.
To cure a horse it takes eight times as
much as for a man. A pint of whisky is
also -,uod for snake bite"
II il given on the authority of New
Orleans paper that there is in that city
hog with its ears so far back that he can
non bear himself squeal.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1876-08-11

AFRICAN ants march through the for
est in line of battle, sometimes extending
To seven miles. In front of this line are
the officers. When ,he invaders enter a
house they clear off everything in jiffy.
Elephants, gorilias, black men and all
the other animals fly for their lives.
Would that we had a regiment of them
at Goose Creek.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1876-08-11

ONE of the best things said Of William
T. Garner since his heroic death in trying
Faid good salaries and gave proper vaca-
ton to his clerks, and when any of them
fell sick in his employment he sent the
check regularly when the pay day came
round. This is the kind of obituary that
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1876-08-11

THE whole cost of the war to the
northern and southern states from 1861
to 1866, is estimated as follows: Lives,
l.OO0,0O0; property by waste, destruc-
tion, etc, $4,000, ,OOO, 900. The gross
expenditures of the United States from
June, 1861, to July, 1866, So, 1872, ,257, 900.
OF this the actual expenses we're about
s., 342, ,237 ,00O.-D A. Wells.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1876-08-11

WE are getting in our vengeance on
the Indians, after all. A young lady
visited the fort near St. Augustine,
Florida, few days ago to see the In
dians camped there, and, in learning to
shoot a bow and arrow, accidentally sent
whizzing arrow into the side of the too
confiding redskin. An army with pam
niers would crush Sitting Bull.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1876-08-11

THE condition of the English and
Scotch operatives in the mills is growing
wsrs", and the reduction of wages islike-
ly to become general. This will be fol-
lowed by strikes and great suffering, and
in the end the workmen will be worsted.
The business depression is so severe it is
to be feared that only starving labor will
revive it.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1876-08-11

GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN, so asserts
Jennie June in the Baltimore American,
"is now generally considered lunatic. 4"
She says that he sits ten hours every day
on a shaded bench in Madison park, pet
ting children who play there. He will
shake hands with no adult for fear it
might take strength out OF him; and he
says that he is developing a will-power
that will enable him to kill anybody by
a mere exertion of his mind.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-26
Staot l. Ameeeeno.
2sis IeniaGr!

8sr uns bas @eIb fir ,ipei neue abons
nenten auf elm Sabr einienbet, benz i9iden
mir oils BrGmie eiues Der Sarbenbil>
Der: alniidt Der StaSt 9~uremburs, grs
rinnerurs an 9urembu,s, @nii6tpo bon Sians
ben, 9nlidt bes Meri6ertbales oSer Nnii9t
pon Glerf. 8er uns bas @elb fir 0rei
nsue Qbonuenten ienbet, Der erbdlt, entpes
Der cine uuf 9einwunb aufse;osene &arte
bes @roBber5ostbum s, ober g.
Stebres, &eiena9 SIbeuropa,
Nprbafrifa u. @efaiien. 8er
ms bas @elb fir finf neue abOnnenten
i9idt, benz ienben mir Elm gremplar Don
Spass an Erscht Liddercher a &c.
dichten fun NJ. Lentz. Vuremburser
Seuti6). Die @inienbunsenba ben
por gfeulabr gu sei9eben. ba.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-26
Idsliht @ussabtn pabrsnb btm Muf.
entbalte auf Der MusheQuna...........

Sntsm mir bitle seprbnstsn !3ablsn p%srlsasn,
baben mir natirli& bic ~firjsite unb IGntaR.
4inis mad benz Centennial stpGblt I'm biaia ,u
seben, unb bieis einie III iiber bic sroee 8Srt
Wasne unb ptnafylsania Yabn, pslGt aas !3ias
brett bis an ben Sauptsinsansspunft Der Mus.
lfsluns laufen labt tatur6 benz &siltntsn bic
Soften Der Straesn . Giisnbabnfabrtsn srlpart
pslte man bat, psnn man nit irsenb elmer ante.
rsnIgabn ssbt neil bsrsn YabnbSfs ale msbr ale
trsi Wsilsn melt Ron Der &usItQans s~ntfsrnt
Fnb. Sober geiu6er tss @entennialS beisuste
bic gprSinlidfeit Der srpFen Sort Wapne une
psnnIplpania gabn nit ibrsn SpafGnbissn sls-
santsn garlpr, S6laf. unb Sptsl. @asen, ron
msl6sn aus man ll6 tss Gurus Ger ,aubsrbaftn
Sesnsrisn, Ssrse unb Sbaltr Der pra6tpcIsn
@sIdlltrn bee Suniata, iammt BEN bsriibmtsn
Sprlf Sbps Ssne, be uebersangs iibfr ben Sus.
aasbanna ,nt elmer s~nblplsn 2ln,abl BON liebli.
9en Inhbtsn erfrsuen fam. Wan fSnnte
Stanefn aubrinsen, ibsr bic SG6nbeitsn une
gsausmli9fsitsa tsrIsbsn su iGrsibsn, absr Der
Nauri srlaubt unS meter ni9ts msbr Az lasen,
ais Inter alien Sspinsunsen nsbmt bic arose
8prt WaYne une psnnppania 9abn mad tsn
Centennial une errei6t tamit ben pirFlibsr
DGinsans her ausfrauus," obns bic Gileneabn.
-.o." -.-,s... j.. n,allsa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-26
- no a."

8ir MAIDEN uniere 2eier barauf auf inert
Jam, baB mir inter Dem Sitel Soma,
elm speitss tutboIii6es Slatt publisiren,
bus ii3 bsreits zines suten 9eierfreiies eri
freut. Die rSOwa", Die Sonneritass
sri9eiut, entbebrt nutiirIi6 Der ipesifiid
2urembursii6en Ru3ri3ten unb bat bafii,
anbern 9eieitoii, mas iie fiireinen srOBerer
9eiertreis seeisnet mu9t. @ir bitten I'M:
iere Gsenten unb 9sier, bic bieies SIatt
perbreiten beIfen molten, uns es piiien gu
laien, mir ienben ibnen 4rObsnummeru
sum gustbeiIen unb iinb bereit iie fir lire
Miiibe gu euti9abigen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-26

Srbte 2So6e iinS spei iunse 9eute
ruesen ausseben faliden @eloesuerbaftet
worben; Der cine berieIben in Sadion Co.,
Der friiber SIitabIeitsr erri9tete, Ser ans
bere in Nepton Sasper Co., Elm friiberer
asent Ser @beeIer 81 @hion Nabmai6i.
men So. SeiSe iinb bier in Dubuque unb
llmgesenb pobl betamnt unb senOhen elmer
sutsn Stipulation. Sic baben sefdIi6te S.
$40 nno $40 Sdeine uusssssben, Die man
bier, in Sberius Mount, in 9eosta II. f..
10. fanb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-26
1tnrubise nnS frdnflibs Gineer

1%tnrubiee unS frdnflibe Rinecr
fUnnsn ssiunp unp FART sema&t terSsn, ptnn
man ibrsn Massn unS ibrs Gsbarms nit CATO.
ria rssuIirt.
Sc wirft better als &ieinus.S Del une nimmi
i9 70 Isi&t mic Spnis. @essn @intFpIii, iau.
r:n Nussn.W iirmer unb gsritcpfuns siebt CO
ni&ts SeIsres ale G%aiforia.
Warum polt Jbr an Ibeumatis=
mus, 9srrenfunssn, @sIsnffsifbsit, @si9wul.
fen, S%ranbwunssn, @rinb Otsr 8adsnl@pG&s
lsibsn, ta has Gsntaur. Eminent fiGsrr Seiluns
tspirft. giels @rtifsl linbsrn bis su sinsm &C.
mi6sn Sraes ben S@meri has Gsntaur eini-
msnt absr BELT. Das psibs eminent III fir
Wsni6su, has seIts eminent fir Gbiere.- 27S
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-26
Batter u. Sauter, BON Der bieiaen 81

Batter u. Sauter, pom Der bieiisen ct.
Marp'ssemeinbe, febrte am Sonneritas
Ibsnb BON ieinem breimonatIi9en gsiu9
aus Der alien Seimutb surid. Sater So
bannes unb mebrsre Mitslieber Der @es
meinbe empfnsen i'm am g~abnbofe unb
selsiteten ibn i'm 8asen rad benz Yfarrs
buuie, mo iid bic S9uItinbsr unb pisle
grwadiene gum SesriBen ~einsefunbsn bats
ten. Der bo6w. 9err bat brauBen Elm
Mfeiiteritid Der Silbbauertunit, elm Gbris
ifas am &reu3e, bas friber bic beriibmts
gensbictiner abtei @einsarten sierte, err
wOrben, bas er Der @emeinbe gum @ei9ens
fe ma3t. Die @emeinbe lit benz bo9p.
Batter Sauter wobI gu Oant bafir psrs
pfli6tet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-26
Die Qent(Ge 9eifanftalt 1T st,
Souls. 2Io.

Us madt uns gersnisen, bic bsutide
!Seilanitalt in ct. Souls, 3d., 52l 9ine
StraBs, awii@en S. unb 6. StraBe, pns
lsren Seisrn bsitens gu empfebIen. Dis
Aultalt erfrsut ii9 zines srobsn 3uipruds
aus auen Staaten unb sabIreide &rante
lu@en unS finbsn baieIbit SaIfe Don ibrem
labrelansen 2siben, nudbem fe persebeHs
nnO bis gum llsbsrbruB bic Seiluus ibrer
&ranfbeit nit Patent:M sbisinen beperf.
feaisen MOLTEN.
Sine sepifenbafte unO uufmertIame ges
banbIuns, 10 wie cine srinbIi6e Sci.
lung, fam man unter alien llmitanben er.
warten, wenn man ii9 an Die beuti6e Sell.
auItalt menbet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-26

Cine ate Sage. Sn alien 3eiten mar
Der @lauben ausemein perbreitet, buB in
peri3iebenen 2anbern Der bamaIs befanns
ten 8elt fi3 Suelen befdn6en, bersn
8aiier ewise SusenO ueri6affen unb &rans
bsit uno Sie9tbum BON ben ioI6es Wu6er
senieBenben g%erionen ferne baltic. Or.
au9uf S6nis's s a bur 9
Sropfen baben bieie giseniduften auf
uns iiberIisfert, benn BEL Sung unb 9It
iinb ie uon slei9 iesensrsidsr @irtuna.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-26
Sarmer %aufaepaBt!

geite u. biuisite Steinsutuaaren, @lass
paaren, Yorseuanmaaren, irbene Waaren
u. I. 10. BEL Maierus unb SunseIs am
Marttplate.
9anbprobucte gu ben b06iten Marttpreis
fen ansefauft. o. Is. /.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-26

2Senm, 1T sin fIeines @Ort6en, bod
oft BON GROCER Sebeutuns. Suiten 1T elm
fIeines eeiSen, oeiien @es oft mad benz
&ir9bOf fibrt, unb Or. ausuft & o.
nis's s amburser 9 ru ttbee, elm
aItes bepabrtes 9eiImittel, weI@es aae
ansriiie Der Sruit, qunse unb &eble i9nelI
unb fiber su nidte ma1t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-26

Sames eebD, i'm MarmorbrpsoObspas
lait an Der gde Der iiebenten unb Mains
itraBe, bat iett elm completes Eager Serbits
inb @interpaaren an Sanb. 2eup fault
I'M 9rOBen elm, beSablt baar unb Tam bas
FER feline @aaren biais pertaufen. = 9epp
fault nur bic beiten Waaren elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-26
2sei anfeGenSeu SrauG6eiten. wie

fie i'm CONNER 10 bdufis auftreten, lit es
bon unsnbIider @i9tisteit elm bepdbrtes
Sorbeusemittel i'm 9auie gu baben. Gin
ioI9es iinb bic bur9 tauienbe bon 3eus.
niiien erprobten Or. gilbert gonrabi's
Iu9sbur9er Sropfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-26

pie Gemeinoe &ep @eif feierte am
uersansenen SOnntus elm idOnes Seit.
Der bo3w'ite Sii9of Sennefiep ertbeiIts
bort mad benz Su9amte bus FL. Satras
meHt Der 5irmuns an 100 9srionsn, NOS
bon etwa 80 @rua6iene paren. Sn elmer
Srebist iibsr bic beilise Satrumente, bic
in ibrer SIarbeit, SeritdnOIi9teit u. Gisfe
Elm Watiter pom SereOiamteit mar, erldus
terte ct Defenders i56n bus 81. Suframent
Der Sirmuns. Die tleine 9smeinbe &ep
8eit ma3t quite 6Orti3ritte. S6ulbaus,
S9weiternbaus unb Stride iinb, wsnn au9
Solssebdube, bod nett unb iaubsr. SO9
lit bic &ir@e gu tIeim. Sin sutes 3si9en!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-26

s. Snaipan unb elm anberer junser
Wtann abten ii3 Ieste 8o@e I'M &inss
fampfe, wie bas Defenders Sarmerbui9en
otter tbun. SuIliuun iiel 10 un9Iitli9, bab
beibe Sudden bes 9eines bra9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-26

llebcr Den Granger Iudten Ietten Gam:
flag bic Seamten elmer bieiisem gant, ber
feline Seiratbslicens itatt feline 3ablunss:
anweiiun9 einrei9te. Der Gaiiirer meinte
BEN @e9iel f0nnten iie ni9t einI6len.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-26
bic biriise Tairgeirai@ait besablt, q

NAB einem Sei9Iufe beS Seruultunss.
ratbs, Sent fir Sent Prdmien aus, trpt
benz ie $4,000 perloren. Oas lit bod ebr.
lid sebanbeIt! SieIe Senen gramien suse.
fpro9en pOr6en, baben gu @uniien Der
9eieai9aft barauf persidtst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-26

CERT ST. &raafs bat bic Site sebabt
bic gsentur Der @aSette in Sep 8eit, gu
ibernebmen.-gr lit ermd9tist, abons
nenten gu iammeIn, 9eloer gu empfansen
nno Safir Al auittiren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-26

Gtwas gar; 0teues lit es, buB man
bier in Dubuque auffduft unS mad
minneapolis i9idt. GaB Die Minnsapos
Lis Miblen @ei;en in Sc Mars a~uftaus
fen, wiiien mir.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-26
Die 9nl,bGnbler fIasen iebr iber Gtau:
belt in ibrem gei9dfte.

&9cumatiidc S6mer,en werben sebeiIt
NIT DR.. SitIer's &beumatic &emeSp.
@aranttrt &beumatism mus, 9teuruls
sia, II. d bnIi9e &rantbeitenfi fiber
gu bellies. Bel alien Ipotbeteru gu baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-26

Cleft benz Mdit Moes iens anseis! Den
Snnensr werb ie6 gut beoenseA, mann Der
bel bim Suoipre6t; I'm Der Muiel weien ie
mot gut as, q me nam @ebrenfs EN- oct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-26
go 2lo6 intnter at Ga6en
aartsn tss 9uremburssr 9antss auf 9ein.

aartcn rss 0uremburser 9antss auf 9ein.
tpane 90
Das 9uremburssr Qane, feline @elhidte u.
feline gewptnsr, isin Sanbel uab fein
@aneel so
OasIelbs Wsrf mad europa go
9lnli6t Der Stabt 9ursmburs Uarbsnsrud) so
9lnlitt BON 8ianeen Oarbenprud) ......... 80
y Glsrf (nur wsniss 9remplare
nisbr scrratbis). so
anli6t pes @erldertbales (5artenorud)... 80
Grinnerunsen an 2uremburs 0arbencrud.
bile) 80
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-26

Ser METROPOLITAN 2cibffaQ in Der
RGbe tes @tbtnGums, friber pom Dsder unb
Saser, jest &ateliH unb @ibbs sebaltsn, III nit
elmer auswabl uOrtrefaibr 8uti&sn unS Bug
sies, irpie ben bsfen pfsrbtn Seritben. @er
cine Spasierfabrt MAIDEN, pper binaus In bic
@esene fabren nil, iOa tort feline Srpsr bintsr-
laGer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-26

&c Jun bir Cad CUB sema3t: be Song
fa S6wetbensen a len SObn Op Der 8elts
ausiteQuns, idreibt man uus aus Minnes
fota.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-26

5. %. 5aas Der bieiise slpotbefer
fmeierte lette @o9e feline ;~innerne 9odseit.
WOse ct bic iiIberne ebenio feiern, mir
miiniden es ibm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-26

Ser v@usnins 9lrsus, " bas bier pubIis
sirts Abenbblatt 1T ben @ss aQes SIeii6es
ssgansen. Die Bolititer wolten nidt an:
beiben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-26

Srauben fnitcu bier iest 6 Gents bas
wenis senus.