davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-09-22

The PAINLESS DEATH.-Professor Tyn.
dali, in recent holiday lecture at the
Royal Institution, speaks thus Of the pain.
less death by electricity:
Franklin was twice struck senseless by
the shock. He afterwards sent the dis
charge of two large jars through six ro-
bust men ;~they fell to the ground and got
up again without knowing what had hap
pened; they neither heard nor felt the
discharge. Priestly, who made many val
liable contributions to electricity, received
the discharge Of two jars, but did not find
it painful.
This experience agrees with mine. In
the Theatre of the Royal Institution, and
in the presence of the audience, received
the discharge of a battery of fifteen Ley
den jars. Unlike Franklln's six men,
did not fall, but like them 1 felt nothing.
I was simply eXtinguished for -ensible
interval.
This may be regarded as an experimental
proof, that people killed by lightning suf-
fer no pain.
The measured velocity of electricity is
many thousand times greater than the
measured velocity of sensation in the
nerves. Hence, the electrical conclusion
reaches the centre Of life, without any DOS
sible announcement by the eye or ear, or
sense Of feeling. There is abundant evil
dence that death by a rifle ball traversing
the brain, is for the same reason entirely
without consciousness or pain. But rife
ball is a tortoise compared with the cleo
trical flash.
The Ruhmkoff coil places artificial light
ming in our hands. If society must kill
it's members, let this instantaneous doom
be substituted for the slow torture and
brute violence Of the gallows.- Richmond
Enquirer.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-09-22
gss sta,.nton @|inoieat0f.
ADVERTISIEGkATES

Advertisements inserted at the rate of On.
Dolarper square of eight lines OF BREWER for
the first, and SO cents for each subsequeI+ IN
sertion.
liberal deduction for advertisements for
three, six, OF twelve months.
- Transient advertisements payable lNVA-
RIABLY In ADVANCE quarterly, semi-an-
nual and yearly advertisements payable per
quarter.
Obituaries, announcements of candidates for
office, cemmunicationscalling upon, advocating
or opposing and all communication
or notices of personal or private character, OF
intendedor calculated topromoteany private en.
terprise or interest, will be charged fog as adves
sisements.
@ Speclalnotices 30 cents per line for eve.
ry insertion.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-09-22

A REMEDY FOR IYv POIsoN.-Many
people become poisoned by handling, OF ex-
posure to poisonous ivy. Generally all sorts
of remedies are tried with little immediate
effect, and the poison is slightly thrown off
by the process of nature. There is, how
ever, a remedy which is vouched for by q
Correspondent of an agricultural paper as
as sure and speedy cure The agent is
common line, small piece of which should
he dissolved in water, and parts affected
bathed with the water. The remedy has
been tried with complete success, the ap-
plicatien of the lime water affording i'm
mediate relief. The remedy is simple, and
should be widely known.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-09-22

You can no more hurt silent man bv
words than you can hurt an elephant by a
tin rattle.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-09-22

MAN does not want to be an angel until
he has failed at everything else.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-09-22

The money and hair of a fool are soon
parted in the middle.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-09-22

THE man who does not set himself ul
too high, will not get hurt when he falls.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-09-22

A PLEA FOR THE CRow.-The crow is
quite as fond Of bugs and worms and
little field mice and young snakes as he is
of the farmers corn. He is good police
man about the farmhouse and drives away
the hawk, who can do twice the amount Of
mischief he is guilty of. He hunts the
grass-felds and pulls out the caterpillars
and all manner of pests, and probably saves
many other crops. if he is hard on the corn.
A gentleman had tame crow, who trotted
out with him when he went to wage his
annual war on the squash bugs. His sable
attendant put his head ON one side and
watched him for a few minutes, as if to
see how to do it. Comprehending the bu-
siness at last. he went for those bugs with
will, and cleared the patch in fine style.
Hetook it for a business the remainder Of
the season, insuring fine crop.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-09-22
$ q BIS OR EPTl o N
CLUB RATES.

~ ANY one sending US ten neso Sudscri6er'
and $40, will be entitled to one year IS subscrip-
t,oa gratis. Any one sending Ave more new
prepaying subscribers may retain ten per cent. of
subscription price as commission.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-09-22
VOL 81.

ness with Gibson. The five hundred dollars
was missing but as well knew that the
letter containing the money had been duly
receiv at my store, l gave him credit for
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-09-22

/ CUTTING CoRN.-The value of corn
stalks for fodder is too often overlooked
in harvesting. Tossave the fodder as much
as possible, the crop should be harvested
as soon aslthe corn issglazed. After that
nothing is gained by letting the crop
stand, bat much loss is risked by reason Of
frosts and storms. When the whole stalks
are not cut, but onl9 the stalks above the
ears, the fodder may be gathered soon af-
ter the first of the month. Binding in
small sheaves is good plan.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-09-22

AUNT RUTH's MEDICINE CHEsT.-Sore
Nouth from Calonael, &c.-An infusion of
low-blackberry leaves, sweetened with
honey. Moisten fro quently.
For Cankered Sore Mouth.-Pulverize
equal parts of borax and sugar to very fine
powder; take up a little On the point of a
pen-knife, and blow it into the mouth Of a
nursing Child.
For q Scald from Steam on Water.-Moist-
en- the spot with water or milk, End apply
fine salt, as much as will adhere. This
will usually prevent blister.
Cure for Grduel.-Sweeten your tea with
equal parts of honey and sugar. Never has
been known to fail. # possible secure
honey made from clover-blossoms instead
Of wild flowers and buckwheat.
Instantaneous Enaetic.-Two teaspoons
tul mustard mixed in warm water. For a
child with Group, it relieves at once. A
tablespoonful of lard warmed and given is
also an instantaneous emetic.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-09-22

STAINS IN MATTING.-To remove iron
stains from straw mating, make mix
ture Of oxalic acid, two drachms; alum,
two drachms; iodide of iron, one drachm;
water, four ounces. Dissolve. Dampen a
piece Of canton flannel. and apply to the
part you wish to cleanse, and afterwards
washswell with water.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-09-22

COLOGNE WATER.-To make an excel
lent cologne take pint of odorless cologne
spirit and add: Oil of bergamot, sixty
drops; oil of lemon, sixty drops; oil of
Glove, two drops; oil Of rose, two drops;
tincture Of musk, sixty drops; pure honey,
sixty dfops-or one heaping teaspoonful;
tincture of ambergris, fifteen drops; tine
ture of benzoine, simple, eight drops.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-09-22

HAIR WAsH.-Try half an ounce of bo-
rax to a quart of water for a hair wash;
apply very gently with sponge on alter
nate days; apply alittle glycerine dissolved
in water.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-09-22

Similar cases are not uncommon Hughes
died on hearing of the success of his play
The Siege of Damascus, and more than
one Roman tragedian is reported to have
died on the stage. -faf-es'e ~
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-09-22
FARM AND FiRESIDE.

DRIED TOMATOES.-Ho in
the country, who have many tomatoes and
few cans, can easily preserve large
quantity of this very easily raised fruit, by
drying it. This method requires little out
lay, and comparatively little trouble. Scald
and skin the tomatoes, as for canning.
Boil them slowly in porcelain kettle or
stone jar until the original quantity is re-
duced one-half Then season them in the
proportion of teaspoonful of salt and half
d cupful of sugar to gallon of stewed to-
matoes. Spread on plates and dry quickly
without searching. AS the moisture dries
away and the stewed fruit takes shape,
scrape it up so that both sides may dry,
and let the contents Of several plates,
heaped up lightly, stand in bright sunshine
little whilesbefore putting away. Store
in bags. and keep dry.
When wanted for use, put small guam
to soak in water for several hours, OF over
night. Stew in the same water long and
slowly-three or four hours-keep boiling
water at hand, to add if it grows thick,
and so is in danger of burning. It should
be quite thin when done, and may be
thickened with bread crumbs, and sea-
soned with little sugar, salt and butter
of course tomatoes should not be made
sweet.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-09-22

DRYING SWEET CoRN.-SWeet corn may
be dried and cooked in the winter and
spring, and be almost as good as the corn
fresh from the garden. In the first place,
pick that which is in good condition
for the table, put it into kettle and scald
it by boiling about five minutes, then as
soon as cool cut it from the cobs, put it on
plates, and dry it in the oven, then put it
into paper bags, and it will keep till want
ed to cook. Another way is described by
a lady as follows: 1.-The corn is gathered
at the most suitable state for boiling, not
too old and not too green: thin slice is
then taken off all around the outside Of
the ears with "a sharp knife, taking off from
every kernel. Then with the back of the
knife the ears are SCRAP d, taking out all
the inside of the kernels and leaving the
skins and hulls on the cobs The milky
mass is then spread out on plates, and
dried in quick oven, but not so hot as to
scorch it. After it is nearly dried, it is
put into thin muslin bags and hung up
around the stove until thoroughly dry"
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-09-22

UATS, HATS, HATS, HATS, HATS GO
I 4 to G. L. WELLER'S and make your purs
chase there. Price very low. /. mays
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-09-22

r AIDES, IF YOU WISH A PAIR OF SHOES
4 4 to fit nicely, combined with durability,
style finish and cheapness, buy from
mays OHAS. L. WELLER
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-14
1cte>oes>@ nrts 6odifule fir Siinslinsc.

Sod elm Wrnat, unb bic Sete.eess Wcrts
Sphibuls beeinnt ibren' 3. Winisr : aurius.-
Wdbrenb ser far,en Belt ibIss Ssfebens bat ih
bisie @nifalt 3ablrsits 8rsunte srpprben pom
Nab uno 5srn unb bpHen mir, hae eas nsus
S6nljabr ibr ni6t nur bic ~friiberen Greunee er-
balten, ipnsern aud nsue Sinner ;afibren
mpee.
Die, pGbrsnb tsm GURUS sprsunebmsnbsn
9sbrseSenfance bleibeu Der Sauptia6e mad bic
ielbsn, ME pdbrene bsn Sprberasbenbrn Sabrsn,
namli& /: yeien unp S&reiben (Deuiit uns
gnalii6), &e@nen, 0eoarapbie, @ei4idte,
0riang ; bann aud 9inears3ei4nen fur jent,
bic 60 rpiinf&sn unb miiFsn tsbbalb bic Betref.
fenbsn li& nit &eibseus u. |. NJ. pereben.
I'm Is Nlen, aud ben unbsmittelten 3u trn,Os-
Ii&tn, f& Der gOrtbeile bitter antalt tbeilbaft
su n,a&en, baben mir bas S9ulgelo fur ben
san,eu Rurfus g lsuate) auf bios 3ebn
Dollars geieQt.
Sene, bic Is sorsieber, 8of unb 9ssis In Der
Muffalt iebit III bsjieben, mSsen f& bel 3eiten
anmslpsn, pa nur cine bsi&ranfte Mn3abl anse.
ncmn,en tpsrtsn tSnnen. Absr aud bic, melde
Is por,isbea, In priSat. SGuitrn llnttrfommen
~ fu&en, mSssn fh pieierbalb an uns wsneen,
inbem mir % uns cur yufsabe ma6en, bic 81
trsHenbsn In suien 5anilisn su annrbmbaren
Bepinsunsen untersubrinstn.
anms!eansen a~brsilre man an
Rev. }. 0. Glammang pber
Sobn u. 6onb.
Gus Ct. TUnatus, Sadion &C., Sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-14
@et6ua6fSaelhenie

Serr @onrab geder, SO. $50 Main.
SiraBe, bat bic srOBte auspabI pom 0sibs
na4tss unb Reuiabrs: @ei6enten in Der
Staot unS %psrtauft gu eritaunlid biaisen
Yreiien.
Usan finoet OaieIbit a0e m5sIi6en Spiels
waaren pom Puppeutopie bis gum Sdau.
telpferoe, Slumenuaien unb SeIaemdIoe
S4mutia9en aIer 9lrt, Muftinitrumente
psridisoener @attnn9 ). g.. S~armonitas
Accoroeons, @uitaren unb 8iolinen &C.,
ferner unterbaltunSss, G~rbuuunsss unb
@ebetbl9er, &alsnber, &Oientrdnse, Sci.
IisenbiIber, Statuen, 6ir6en: Ornaments
unb Sacramento II. Sauienb anSere Saden
bic bas @use ers0sen, bic bier gu ueuneA,
Al p%eiilGufig wGren.
@sr biais fanfeH nil, faufe BEL Serrr
6. 8sdsr, No. 500 MainsS trase.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-14
Staotrat6sper6anofnuae

@ep6bnli6e Sieans: 10. Nppember.
Bie sepObnIi9 sins cine Menss gsiuds
in Steuer, in StraBsns unb Seiteapese.
angelesenbeiten elm, bic mir, ba ale meiit
perionli9er Natur iiab, iiberse5en. Oieie
Yetitionen wurben Sen betr~sfienosnG omits's
gum Seri9t iberwieien. Ssrr gidmunn
e,ia5te nm Besidafiuns oes Yriuss bes
Marttbuuies. l1ber ben einsereidten ge:
ridt oss StraBencommiiidrs entipann iid
cine LANCE Dissolution, inbsm bic sinen
Stabtudter %bsbaupteten psitere Grbeiten an
ben StraBen ie,en midt m0tbis, unb bic an:
bern Der Iniidt waren, baB bas u
sdnsIi3 Notbwenbise sema9t merben
miiie unb aud nur semudt werbe. Die
aassaben fur StraBenreparaturen wdbrenb
bss Ietten Monats ~beIaufen fid auf So. 36l.
Die mcnatliden 8eri6te Der itdbtiiden
Seamten wuroen s~enebmist. s. q. Sop
wurben fir grbarbeitern an gouler 9lpsnus
$4O2. 80 unb &sbmann fir Irbeitsn Der:
ielben Dit IN IL. Sirabs Sls8.9O be-
Sablt. &ebmann's &ednurs, S672.5O
fit arbeiten an I. StraBe. wurbe ans
StraBencomite perpieien. Der 1tdbtii9e
S~nsenieur ma9te oatauf aufmertiam, baB
bic Bride an 7. StraBe Der Heparutur
b%ebirfe. Sriebensridter u. 9oerner's
Ssridt warb ansenOmmen; er sabIte Der
Stabt SlO.25 beraus.
Oos 6inanS:@omite empfabl mad elmer
Oiscr ion ben Seri9t bes itdbtii6en
S9atmeiiters iber riidltanbise Steuern
pon 1871 bis Mai 1876 i'm getras BON
76,677.77 uub Der Nubitor murbe ange.
wieien bieie Summen einSutraseu. IS
wurbe bei@IOiien Die S%rbonnan; an;unebs
men, werbe ueroronet, baB in 3utunft ale
priues Der Stabt wenisitens ~ SUB tief
iein mihen. Dem Gomite fur StraBens
beIeudtuns, wurbe bas @eiu9b Der r@lobe
@aslisbt Co." iberwieien NIT ber Snitrucs
ton einen Contract fir 6 auf ben Bergen
gu srridtenoem StrabenIumpeu gu MAIDEN.
Oas @eiu4 ;u gbauiiruns BON GouIer
guenue OberbaIb gIumsnuusrs Brauerei
wurbe untsr benz Seoins senebmist, buB
SOr.sbrunsen gu treiien iinb, UNI bic
StraBe sesen @aferidabsn gu fdieen.
Surlep wurben $500 sussipro@en ais
S4abeneriat fir Gr0ffnuns Der neuen
StraBe 3wii9en Der 8. uub s. Strabe.
Die neue Strube wurbe gu Gbren bes
fribereH RapOrs gurdfruBe ssnannt.
NuisIsps antras. Is prOS. on Der absebals
tenea Summen Der gebdltsr bes Monats
Septsmber wieber gu eritatten, wurbe on
senommen. Ra9 9snebmisuns elmer
&eibs &ednunsen erfOlste gsrtasuns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-14

2Sie Der Nfit aus beiterem 3immsl,
iibsrfdat nur gu oft bic aranfbeit ben Mfens
iden, unb bdufis nit sIei9 uerberblider
@irtuns. 60 wie man es aidt ueridmdbt,
iein 9aus burd einen glitabIeiter gu idiss
sen, ioute maj AUDI itets Elm Wittel our
5ano baben, I'm 6rantbeiten porbeusen
gu tOnnen. Oils elm ioI6es in ben .meiltsn
6amilten einsebiirsert iinb Or. albert
6 onruSi's aussburser Crop:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-14
unrubise unS frdnflids !9inse,

HhrHbt8e unb franfIt6s &inber
tUnnsn sslune une liarf ssma&t psrssn, ipsnn
man ibrsn Rassn une ibrs @starms nit galo.
ria rtsulirt.
Va pirft better als &icinus.S Del unb nimmt
ll6 10 lsi8t ME Ssnis. @sssu @inbfplif, Iau.
rsn @assn' @irmrr unS gsrtopfuns siebt ss
niGts SsTsrss als G%aiOria.
Warnm tpoIt abr an Nbeumatis.
mus, gsrrsnfunssn, @slsnffsifbet @si4puI.
fen, Sranbpunssn, @rinb cher 8adeuI6pS6s
lsibsn, sa sas Gsntaur' Eminent fSsr Seiluns
sspirft. gisls grtifsl linp,rn bis ,a sinsm ae.
uiHsn @raSs ben S3msrl has Gsntaur eini.
msnf abn beilt. .Das wsibs Ointment II fir
Wsni@su, has stItf Eminent fir 3bieu,- 27s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-14
pie 2Sabf sins bier in Dubuque ieb

pie 2Sabf sins bier in Dubuque iebr
rubis pOrbei; bod bic llni@erbeit iiber
ben enbsiItisen &usi6las Der Brdnbentes
wabI wu9s BON Gag gu Gag bis Samitas.
Dor ben 0rudereien Der tdsli9en 3eitunsen
trieb i@ %fortwdbrsnb cine MuRe Meni9en
berum, bic nit Spunnuns Der anIunsenbsn
t.Iesrupbiiden Depei@en, bic man Iaut uers
los, Iaui3ten. BIS beute (Waontus) iinb
bic 0emtraten nod redt bOfinunssuOu unb
baben aud aae llriade basu. ausemsin
wirS bic @ieberIase bes Ssrrn s. M. @rifs
fitb, unb bas NIT pollen &e6te, bsbauert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-14
Sfa(er.

Serr Yeter Sersers empfieblt ii9 einem
seebrten pubIitum aIs @laier; er ridtet
ale Sorten Senfteridetben prompt i9nea,
uno biuis Is. 9. 10 BEL II fir 10 Gents)
elm. Srbers laiie man BEL 9errn StoIs
i'm @eitern Saus an GIupitruBe spiiden
6. u. I.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-14
Das 6e6eimuiB bss Grfolses liest in

pas @e6eimnib bes grfolses Iiest in
Der gortrefaidfeit zines artitsIs unb beis
len iidere @irtuns. Sd babe, idreibt
9err SOispb Meper, Sc sucur, Winn.,
idon uisIe MeSisinen sesen mein Sruitlei,
cen uno sesen Suiten sebraudt, muB Sb.
men iebo3 uerii9ern, baB i'd Or. u us
gut It &6nis's 9amburserS ru #.
tbee ieber anberen uorsisbe, iuSsm Der:
ieIbe Bel mir INNER uon gutter 0irtuns lit
unb mir lofort einberuns peri6afit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-14
Den rii6mfiGf 6eEannfen.

WelttbetIen unb in Gmerita allein in so
8 5000 grempIaren uerbreiteten g n.
iiebIer &aIenber empfsblea mir Be,
items. Der SnbaIt 1T seOiesen, a9t to-
tbolii6 unb sepiir3t NIT benz bsitsn Sumor.
au3 in bieiem Sabre pirS erin jebsm Sau.
ie 70 wiufommen iein, wie feline SO gorsans
ger. @er nod teinen bat, befislls oSsr taufe
einsn. preis pOrtofrei by mail 20 Gents.
au4 in u~nierer Office ODER pon unisrn
Srdsern unS Qsenten su besieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-14
Oas 2se(ultat Der @abl in Dubuque
So. 1T turs foIsenbss:

9srr Nui9lsp, @eri9tsi9reiber;
y Warner 9ewis, &ecorbsr;
Psabobp, Superuiior.
Die Maioritdten wsrbsn mir mittbeilem,
wenn SieieIbsn offiSiea feitsetsut iinb.
Sn SuIien Gownibip wurben erpdbIt su
6r'soensridtern: Nias, Sarrett, !S0rner
uno @antiuOn; gu @OnftabIsrn: Sarbp,
Seup, Sofimann u. ScanIon gu Gruitees :
Sod, 6itpatrid u. Sanlon. Oa Der
SOunlbip @lert, 9err Sarsus, teinen
Sssner bate, wurbe er sinitimmis ermablt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-14
$taot 4 Ameeeen0.
- Il m n.

gei Tur9i4t u~nierer Bidder ieben mir,
bab uniere Gifftdnoe cine aubersemObnlid
erpse Summe %betrasen. Oa aber cine
2eituns obne SOrausbesabluns nidt wObl
r~rifiren tann, bu iie Naes: Yupier, ars
beitslobn, SOfselb uiw. baur erIesen muB,
ale uniers Seriu9e, bic 9sier our @orauss
bssubIuns gu bswesen, feblsei6Iasen finb,
10 mifen mir wieber gu benz uns ni9t grade
unsenebmen Mittsl Der Yramien Suriids
sreifen, bas mir ;wei Sabre lang fallen ses
Iafen butten, bies INN 10 n,ebr, ba mir Die
snberen tatboIii6sn SIdtter nidt bepesen
fonrten, bas Yrdmienipitem aufsebsn.
@ir tbeilsn uniern 9eiern aIiO bierbur9
nit, baB mir alien benen, bic bis ~ Rsu'
iabr:
l.)aIIe ibre &Itfanoe EN- t:
ri4ten unb
2.) cir Sabr ibr SIattim Sor'
aus be3ablen bic auswabl unter fol-
genoen ltonen Yrarnlen 9eoen:
~ Inii6t Der Staot Sianoen
81 glnii6t nes @eri6ertbales
b. Grinnerunsrn on s~urcmbnrs Ober
sud- cine Der friibsren Yrdmien:
H. &arte bss Surembnracr Sanoes
s. slnii6t Der Staot %9urcmbnrs;
g. SaSSu9: 9as Su%rrmburgcr
9anb feline @ei6idte unb eime
8epobner, iein 9ambel unb fein
So anbeI.
Sur uufse3Osene Sarten iinO so Gsnts
srtra einSuienben.
Sett bat ieber bic @ubl, iu&s jsber fi9
aus, mas er piu, ienbe fem @eIo nnb
i9rsibe senau, mas er wdni6t, mir werben
Inn bann bas getreffenbe ienbtn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-14

Der metropolitan 3eibItan in Der
Wabe bes @tbsnaums, frabsr pom Isdsr uup
3assr jsBt 8atelif unb Gibbs ssbaiten, 1T nit
stusr @uspabl uOrtrefaibsr autItsn ure gua.
sies, iopis. ben tsfsn Yfsrbsn perisben. user
ttes Spa3erfabrt MAIDEN, peer binaus in bic
@sssuS fabrsn nil, fol- bort feline Srssr bintsy.
laisE.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-14
2Ser 2Siuterwaareu Der belten SOrt

2Ser 2Siuterwaarem Der beiten SOrte,
i8One u. biais taufen pil, Der sebe gum
MarbIe 0rpsOObspaIuts an Der gde Der 7.
anb MainitraBe. Serr s. 9epp bebient
ieins aunbsn gut, bas lift %betannt, bat Elm
iebr sroBes Eager, baber pole auswabI
unS etne prompte Sebienuns. Ser 8. Gu.
bsntauf lit nod INNER ba.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-14

Sn Sa6(om 60. sridOB fi3 Iebte
8o@e Elm iunser Manu, Ramsns Gotsao,
bur3 unuoriiatises 9anbbuben ieinsr
Slinte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-14

2(n(ere Se(er I'M .. GOnsreBbiitricts
rpirb es ints,eiiiren gu bOrsn, baB Siram
grice 9errn Murpbp nit 1868 Stimmen
seboten bat. Oas bdttsn mir bern bod nitt
seba9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-14

Soma CAB fold cine MaiOritat republi.
faniidsr Stimmen ab, baB mir uns ida,
aen mihen, es gu iasen. Statt bas DO:
tum aaf $4,000 gu rebusiren, sinss aui
40 unb man6e fasen iOsar nod bOber bin.
auf. Dod mir werOen ieben, penn bic
pffiieuen 3ablen ba inb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-14

@benmatii6e s6mrr,cn werbsn ssbeilt
NIT DIR. 6itler's &beumatic &emsbp.
9aranttrt &beumatismus, Neurals
sia, II. abnli6e &rantbeiteni fiber
gu beilea. Sei allen @potbetern si baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-14
Gbieass Warftberidt.


Wtr Selegrafk.) Hpp. If. 1876.
Webl-S4 25 bis GO
WeiSe H. go. 9, Sl.O9
W eli9totn.-43 bis 46 gts.
9afer-3l4 Sts.
Sutter-25 bis % Gts.
@ier-2O bis % Gts.
@bistp-$l.Os.
&inbpieb-$2.5 so bis 4.65.
sd meine-$6.50 bis $50.
Cdr einefei 9-s15.4o.
Wilnaufee Marftberi9t.
(ptr 1~tItsrapb.) Hss. If. 1876.
WeiSen-Ro. 2, Sl.1l4.
0afer-3l4 Gts.
Us Self TO 1t Al Gts.
cd eii9-$17.5
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-14
2si6tis fir apot6sRer. Der 10 al.

2Stdttg tnr NpntDeRer. Uer 70 aH;
9emein beIiebte Sumburser SAM:
Iiens&aIsnSer wirb in penisen ga:
gen bic 9rsiie psrlaiien. @ir eriu9en aIe
bisisnisen Serren gpotbeter unS Mebi5is
~nenbdneler, psl6e cine 8artie pom benz
Samburser EamiIien &alens
Der fur 1877 winiden, umsebenb ibren
Namen, nsbit 2lnsabs Der slbreiie unb wie
psIs bisielben nit YortbsiI psrwenbsn Ton.
nsn, on bic Serren u. SosIer & 60.
Baltimore, Mb., einsuienben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-14

Cine S6amoe iG's, baB eeute bin.
seben unb faIi9e 0abIsetteI bruden Iaien.
Man beidulbist fold zines Sersebsn's
9errn Guiding unb 6errn Coates. Pfui!
llebrisens lit ioI9e Chat cine nit Strafs
bele3te.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-14

Am Sreitas brannte Elm &audbuus
auf gaslepoint nieber. trot Der enersiidsn
arbeit Der Srauen aus Der Iu9buridaft ss
~ I6i9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-14

Su Sam6re&ts Gisarrenlaben erpIos
Sirten am DOmnerfas spei Goal Oil Gam.
pen, Die Iei4t bas @ebauSs in 6euer batten
ieten t6nnsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-14
NeDsDurf Warftberidt.

Cptr 3sltSraPD. Hss. If. 1876.
Webl-$5.2 20 bis $50.
Wet5en. Milwaufes, SO. 2, $l.27
9afer-3O bis 4s Gts.
Wsli4tOrn-sem. weitl. SIS.
S9weineHeif9-$l7 25
Sob in Rew Yort $l.os!.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-14
$50 lit emit Sertert ?

@ebartis aus Gid, % SABRE alt. felt AZ Sabrsu In amri.
Ia. Sn tS72-73 mar leint ahrtfs Nutien. =. @. in 1873
IA Gitaeer, GIdotrn Gp, Soma. g9er Ndberes uter Sru.
6trtert reis, mras 90 an bic RteaettpR ~einIsnesn, eamtt rs
Ter Jamilit ~miteetteilt pereen Tam.