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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-11-15
Indian Commission.


The Wmnemucca Sauer ,Stme Of
tbe'29tn, in 'uoticing tie passage Of the
gentlemen composing, the come.ittee
through that place, says:
Yesterday the members of this ccip-
mission passed here lin the Directors
car Of the Union Pacific Railroad on
their way to Oregon. They are thus
afforded ans opportuaisys 6f Seeing the
country ct the, expense Of the public,
ana 40 hds purpose u ssiucsnveaionee
themselves by leaving Tie railroads,and
steamship lines. Had they been dis
posed to thoroughly investigate the
sas11 isishs 10 faiiei rusiosis,tnnd thelttaalt
ment when they were on the warpath
last Summer. they weald instead of,go.
ing n western Oregon where are only a
few Indians, have taken the stage 'helrte
and gone direct to Silver and Boise cit.
les, Idshos As il, they go to.stn
Francisco, thence to Portland, and will
be as ignorant Of the real cause the
Indian troubles ana tie manner in
which they are treated at reservations
as if they had remained at 81. Louis or
Omaha. There is not q man from the
country infested with hostile Judaism
Idaho,l Eastern Oregon and Northern
Nevada that has expressed an opinion
on the subject. here or elsewhere that
we have heard, Of, bnt believes that the
military should have charge of the In
dams, and that while the present sys
TEN Of turning them over to the tender
mereies ofdndiaa agents prevail there
will be annual outbreaks. The militia
ry give the Indians what the Govern
nient allows them; the agents do not
and the consequence is, Indian wars. in
which settlers are the victims. Il w
The Waitsburg Times has the fol-
lowing
Colbnel Frank J. Parker, Il idaho
Territory, was interviewed at the Palace
Hotel San Francisco by the Congress.
seqx jcfmee pent I'd thh coasts 10
look into The Indian question. Colonel
Parker gave II az his opinion that the
Indians were very badly treated; that
they were forced upon the war-path in
consequence Of bad faith and the unful.,
fillmeqfsefapsonisss BY the intusior De-
partmeDt, and that the only method TO.
eausOts Complete cessation Of hostilities
and satisfy the Indians was to place all
the .Ihdllhl tribes wests of The Rocky
Mountains under the control of honest
army officers, with full power not only
to feed, punish and protect the Indians,
but alsSs ~ pppshs they whites, who
are now shooting every red man at sight, &
steklins thIiS poaiSs aud doing every
thing to .prscipi&te, hostiities in orde,
to appropriate thJ sAtilcs hnts on the
Umatilla Resergatioa. Hsysaid that
unless immediate messnres were taken
to confirm the. Iidian.titte tp The lands
claimed by Mtses md bis warlike band
conditionalls promised them by Genknl
Howard, On outbreak second To none
which has yet occurred would ensue the
forthcoming Spring. Moses band nun,
Der 500 warriors, al well armed, with
the latest Improved firearms and aminu
milton and richsin horses and cattle.
- Ii
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-11-15
4-a-a- --'--r-----
DON'T FORgsIST IT.

If youare trodtaed..i,h nervousness arc
plsheatened tired Of life, fear death or feel
out of sorts as the saying is, you may safe
~ conclude that you have lie Dyspepsia
or Liver Compliant. The liver is very apt
TO become torpid this season of the year as
poisoas arising from stagpAnt water or d.
syingvegctaiion are more humorous and
are through inhalation taken into the
blood. Unless the liver is strong and ac-
tive, and furnishes supply Of fresh and
pure blood TO drive ontttlfe impurities. the
above mentioned symtoms surely follow,
and If not needed, end in more terrible dis
eases and death. Whites Prairie Flower
proves Itself the Great Diver Pslacea. Its
actions Oh the liver ia different fran any
med eine egerscompo nndedi Its cures are
truels wonnderfal. Try it, Price twenty
Eve cents and seventy-fve cents, 3md
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-11-15
soLp,sTs Additions, Homestead sc,in car


be located without settlement, upon any gov
ernment lands subject to entry by Homestead
or Presumption. and is the only paper that car.
be located swithout settlement an suoh lantls.
Tc all Who desire to purchase | Will sell the
only FIRST class Of such paper offered at So %
per acre for SOS and I2ess So 10 per acre for
4as fractions at special rates. Deed can is
sue same day oflocation. Patent is issued to
party holding the receipt. No other can sup
ply a deed for the lands located direct from
the original claimant to whom the scrip was
issued and as much Of that class is now on the
market, would advise csution in purchasing
Buy that only which viii stand the strietest
seratMyy end is guaranteed to the uure hn ssr.
The other class Of Additional slfolnestends
known by its dealers ''aoats' can be suppled
at 81 30 TO 80 SIS per acre. The class 7 sell
can not be sold at any such rate, and win nav
to any one in this section who is the original
claimant, and desires to dispose Of the same.
81 30 per acre. and in addition pay all fees.
DO not fail to see my agents and investigate
this matter fally, as this is the only way.to be-
come convinced Of the purity of the scrip Of
iered, and its advantage in making location.
My agent al Walla Walla is
uw an M. G. MOORE. ESQ. .sNs
To whom any wanting scrip NAV apply
d. II. TALBOT,
4 General Land, Scrip and warrant broker.
: ,s5tA4 SIOUX Cry, Iowa Eseskp.}
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-11-15

UIean AXE money faster at work for US than at
Capital not reqcired we will
stsrt you. $i2 per day at home made by the
industrious Men, women, bows ana r;rls
Uwantcd everywhere to work forus. Now ID the
time Costly outfit and terms free. Adde'S
TsuE Co. augusta, Maine, u n2aIy.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-11-15

SOLDIERS Pm EMpTIoNs. - Gen.
James A. fairfield, in response tn d
telegram from some gentlemen in Wash
Layton City, interested in the matter.
ssnt thesfollowing as his construci ion
4 the homestead law ~
Persons sntAring hdmesteaas after
they have ceased to be soldiers get a
tp4tspt after ope years rssiamoe. Per-
sons actual soldiers at the date of entry,
Or who become SO afterwards, if they
serve i've years require no Residence.
The commissioners decision is right.
did not frame the law, but concur With
Judrseu Law renee who nd - IN.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-11-15
big Potatoes

A Seattle paper says awe publish
this item fer the benefit Of our eastern
readers, as It will be nothing new to
people who have lived in Washington
Territory long. Mr.. Hardness has a
potatoe at his cigar stand on Min street
that by actual measurement is twenty.
two inches in. circumference the small
way, aud tairty ihcles, or two and a
halt feet in circumference the larger or
lenethwise, and weighs just FIVE pounds.
It is perfectly sound and will keep a
year. Any one desiring to see this po-
tatolcan stop in at any time and they
will find our measurements. correct.
This "spudp was raised by +. McNatt,
OF Dnwamish river, along swithx many
others OF similar kind, but perhaps not
quite SO large" fzftsv
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-11-15

AWoman with a New Pair Of shoes.
When 2 woman has a new. pair o.
shoes xhk pdr63rihs "A tosye,hsr ta;Taren,

When 2 woman has. a new. pair o.
shoes MT perf5rhs altogether different
from mar She nevershoves her toes
into them and asank and hauls until she
is red in the face and all out of breath
and then goes stamping and kicking
around, but pulls them on part way care.
NlIy, twi,ctes them off asaio to take a
last. lcak and seesifshe has got the right
ans,spnils tsssm 100 aaasin, locks III THIN
dreamiiy, ssys they are Just ariash,. then
take4 aa5ihex alapk. ,stspsisadlenly to
s'noeth ,spt ?bwrinkie. Twists around and
susveys them Sideways exclains:
"Mercy! hPF loess theyiaal' looks at
them square in front, works her foot
around 80 They won't burt her qai,e 50
much, takes them off, looks at the heel,
the toe, then. bottom and inside. puts
them on again. walks upaand down. the
robm once or twice, remarks to her bet
ter half that she won't have them at any
price tits down the mirror to seeahow
l. L. -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-12-12

THE Boston Herald sensibly says, speak
ing of the clamor for retrenchment in State
expenditure made by some journals in Maine !:
"Some of the papers in the State are i indulg-
ing good deal in talk about the reduction
of expenditures and the consequent lessening
of taxes, but we regret to believe there is very
little honest foundation for the complaints
which are made, and the remedies suggested.
In those sections of the State in which
taxation has been most onerous. it
will be found that it is the impositions
of the local authorities generally in
dorsed by those who are now growl-
ing, which are chiefly responsible. Asairs in
Maine, we feel justified in saying, have been
conducted very differently from the method
which has been followed in Massachusetts,.
A Governor with S2500 year, Secretary OF
State with $500, State Treasurer with
$4,000 and an Attorney General with $1,000,
cannot be called expensive luxuries. Sala-
ries will not bear much reducing, even by a
reform Legislature, of which so much is ex-
pected as of the one soon to meet. The
chances for retrenchment will be sought and
found elsewhere"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-12-12

Mr.. NORMAN LoCKYER denies that he has
discovered the secret of the alchemists. In a
letter to the London Daily News he says
''It would take too much time TO refer to all
the erroneous statements nov being made
concerning the nature of my work, but beg
you will allow me space to make correction
as to matter of fact. There was no meet
ing of chemists in my laboratory yesterday,
and no dissertation of calcium into strop-
fium
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-12-12
TERMS $500 PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE.
A DEMOCRATIC resident in Tensas Parish

A DEMOCRATIC resident in Tensas Parish,
La, lately wrote to relative in Texas pri-
vate letter, which closes thus: "Some esti-
mate the killed [uegroesl in Tensas and Con-
corda at about 200, and some say that they
don't think it was over $50, but it is hard to
tell. They killed those that were the most
impudent, and talked about killing women
and children and burning houses, gins, &c.
c. Moss's gin was burned as signal for the
negroes to assemble, but the whites were too
fast for them"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-12-12

TILLMAN, the Democrat elected to Con
gress from South Carolina by fraui, rejnices
because there is no registry law in his State.
''When we want reinforcements," he says,
''all we've got to do is TO order 'em up.'
The reinforcements seem to consist of "paper
men''-tissue paper.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-12-12

The "Mill river is higher than ever known,
not excepting the great food" says the tele-
graph man at Northampton, Massachusetts,.
Are we to understand that the Oldest inhabl-
tant of Northampton was a contemporary of
Noah?
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-12-12

THE Democrats are terribly afraid, all OF
sudden, that the pressing business of the
session will be neglected for the purpose of
making partisan Investigations. Can it be
that they are thinking of the Potter commit
tee and its work
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-12-12
THE PRESS.
THURSDAY MORNING, DEC. IL.

We do not read anonymous Ittters and communi
cations. The name and address of the writer are in
all cases Indispensable not necessarily for publication
out as guaranty of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or preserve com.
munications that are not used.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-12-12

THE Detroit Free Press wished to compli-
ment Tilden by speaking of him as "the Old
Guard of Democracy" but the intelligent
compositor compelled the types to say "the
Old Gourd of Democracy"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-12-12

MIR. TnDEN is still anxious for an investi-
CATION of the cipher dispatches, but his
throat troubles him and be cannot speak
right out loud
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-12-12

EVERY regular attache Of the PRESS is furnished
with Card certificate couDtersigned by Stanley T.
Pullen Editor. AL railway, steamboat and hotel
managers will confer favor upon Us by demanding
credentials Of every person claiming to represent ouI
ournsl.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-12-12

Boston had choice of tickets Tuesday,
and was offered Regular Republican, Regular
Democratic, Regular Greenback, Regular
Citizens, Union Hall Citizens, Working
mems and Butler Democratic.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-12-12

FLOUR mills are getting to be about as
dangerous as powder mills.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-12-12

TIE Democrats are determined to have
that other Congressional seat from Florida.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-12-12

HE Tribune wants to bet "Moses', a
quarter that bis key won't work. The wager
has not been taken.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-12-12
B0naon,9
CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER.

There is no other remedy so well adapted for the
the same combnatiop Of edisinai Ingredients Ben
sons Capcne Porous Plaster is positively far superb
or to common porous pIasters and to all other exter
electrical appliances. Its powerful influence is felt
almost at the first moment of application. 1t gives
ct, comfort strength and lite to the afflicted. 1t
is neat and convenient, also pleasant to wear, it
creates merely sensation of gentle and stimulating
warmth.
CAUTION
There are FRAUDULENT and WORTHLESS imita-
tions OF Benson's Capcine Porous Plaster in the
market. One in particular, having similar sound
ing name, contains lead poisons. Each genuine
Benson's Capcne Plaster has the word Capcine
spelled C-A-P-C.I-N-E. Take no other.
Sold by all Druggists. Price 25 Cts.
de4 W&S&w1m
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-12-12
Senator BIaine's Speech.

III the Union was worth Hghiing for lit il
worth paying for.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-12-12

FAIR AND SUPPER I

FAIR AND SUFFEK
The Parsonage Society of Chestnut Street
m. E. Church will hold Fair in
RECEPTION HALL
On Friday Evening and Satnrday After
noon and Evening, Dec. I3th and \ 4sh.
Useful and Fancy articles will be on sale.
TURKEY SUPPER will be served on Fri
day evening from $50 to O'Clock. OYSTERS on
Saturday evening. Admission, Afternoon free,
Evenings Ten Cents. de10d5t
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-12-12
THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
Published every day Sundays excepted) by the
PORTLAND PUBLISHING CO.

AT 109 EXCHANGE ST., PORTLAND.
Terms: Eight Dollars Year. To mail subscribers
Seven Dollars Year if paid in advance.
THE MAINE STATE PRESS
Is published every THURSDAY MORNING at $3.50
year, If paid in advance al $500 year..
RATES OF ADVERTISING: One irch OF space, tine
Eength of column, constitutes square"
81 50 per square, daily first week: 70 cents per
week after; three insertions or less, SlO0 continu-
Half square three insertions, OF less, 70 cents one
week, Si.0O; so cents per week after.
SpsCIAL NOTICES, one third additional.
Under head OF "AMUsEMEETs'' and "AUCTIoN
SALES" $500 per square per week; three insertions
or less, $1.50.
Advertisements inserted in the "MAINE STATE
PRESS (which has large circulation in every part
of the Sta.e for Si.00 per square for first insertion,
and 80 cts per square for each subsequent insertion
Address all communications TO
PoR LAND PUBLISHING co.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-30
aus 2selreuue ssbt uns foIsenbe So

aus 2Seueptte 9ebf unS tol9enoe 0or'
reiponoens BON eiuem, Der omar tein duBers
Ii9es WsrtmaI Der MdBisteit trdst, iebod
bieielbe i'm wabren driili9en Gimme bes
@ortes ibt, gu: Sc mebr i'd benz iOsenanns
ten Gemperensunpeien in Der wobIl0bli9en
Stabt Bellevue Sui9aue, beito mebr brinst
ii4 mir bic ueberseusuns auf, bab oasieIbe
u elm 9umbus, elm S9uinoel, Jet. am
beuen Gage NIT benz bIaaen ganbe umbers
Iaufen uno abenbs beioffen isin wie elm
Stid 8ieb, bas tuun mir nidt einIeu9ten,
ais Oh bas bic wabre ausiibunJ Der Eusenb
Der Msabisteit iei. @as nun bus gerbot,
irsenb welde seiitisen @etrdnte aus5ui9ens
Ten b%etrifft. 70 1T es bas %l1niinnisfe, bas
mir ie ssieben baben. bat bod Soft benz
NOe ben &ebitod ssseben, i'm gu rflan;en
uno fi4 am @enufe ieiuer 5ri9ts gu ers
~freuen. llnb bat nidt Gbriftus su Canaan
auf Der 9o9seit ben @diten @sin seseben2
Gum S4luB mO9te i'd ben Stabtpdtern
BON Bellevue ben woblssmeinten Ratb CT:
tbeiIen, an ben @~uferpumpen Der Stabt
Grlntbe9er anbrinsen gu %Iaiien, bamit bic
9anoIeute unb iOnitise nod Der Staot
tOmmenben psrionen nidt @efubr Iaufen,
gu uerburitsn, wie es mir uor wsnisen
Gasen beinabe Sesansen mare. Damn bdts
ten bic gemperenjwitberide aud teine l1rs
fade mebr, fi9 In ben glpotbeten vWebiain"
Az holen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-30

Saufs ben Champion |! 8arum? Beil
er aus beHerm Waterial sema9t 1T, oils
iraenb cine anbere Wai9ine, neil er eins
fadsr i'm gau 1T, Isi9ter sebanbbabt wer:
ben tann, @etrsibe ober @rus i9neibet, Jet
es bid ober bann, Of es itebt ober liest,
grab ober ueridIunsen 1T, neil es mad benz
@iqen bss Greibers iauber unb ortentIi9
nieberseIest wirb, neil er, Der Champion,
auf raubsm, %iteinisem, unebeneng Oben ebsn;
70 gut ais auf feitem, ebenen Boben arbei
tet, peber ben Ereiber, nod bic Bferbe aus:
nust, nod iid ieIbif abnust er lit biaiser,
als irsenS cine anbere Waidine, neil er
bauerbafter 1T, neil bic iidere unO CUTE
arbeit in %wenisen Sabren fir ii4 ieIbft be:
5abIt unb swar seidiebt bas burd bic @rs
iparniHe, bic man an 4ufentbalt u. idle9s
ter arbsit, pelde anbere peniser poatom:
meme grntsmaidinen ueruria9en. ma4t.
CUR 9rifuns bes @eiaSten, mOse man ft9
on bic 6armer wenoen, weI4e Champion
@rntemaidinen eisnen unb LANCE Sabre be-
nuben. @&S I'm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-30
Gle on mas amfdngf, bebente 3uuo'

bas Gnbe! l6dtte bieiss SpriidIein Der bies
iiss @ei9dftsmann Serr Nuab 6auit be-
oadt, er pdre beute um cine quite portion
Dollar rsi9sr. Oerielbe ibersab fir3li9
benz 9sbrer 9err S9neioers BON Gltaper,
einsm srunbebrli6en Mann, cine 3immsrs
orsel gum Yertauf bic Ietterer Der 6amis
lie @rotemobI CUR Yrobe baben IieB. 0eb:
rer S9neibers bate Serien unb sinS auf
Geiien. Oes @eiddftmaun's Briefe blies
ben unbeantwortet unb sr waro 10 dnsitli3,
baB er S8sriif 6errinS mad glfaber ianbte
unb Serrn Sdueioers, Der grade SuriidSes
tebrt, feitnubm unb nod Dubuque brinsen
lieB. Die Sade tldrte ii9 auf; Der 4ns
tldssr bat ben &i9ter, 9ebrer S4neioers,
benz sr llnrsdt gotham bate, auf Der Steus
.frsiSuseben, mas natiirIi4 ausenblidli9 se'
idab. Sect bat Der iibereilise 9ei4dftss
mann, Serr Roab Sauit, 9ebrer S4nei:
Oers gu entiddtisen, bat ieinsn WiBsriff gu
Sdneioers @breurettuns in peridieoenen
gldttern auf feline Soften 81 publiSiren, bic
@eri9tStoiten su SabIen uno 1T nm eine
tbeuere Grfabruns reider.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-30
YreiS 25 Gents per Boz.
Die Counties Der Stabtrdtbe BON 3

pie Counties Der Stabtrdtbe BON Dus
buqae unb DunIeitb, bic ,ur giniidt Der
glrt unb Wsiie, wie Der Sdbrbisnit ibsr bic
Wifouriebride 3wii9en Council Bluffs
LIMB Omaha sei9iebt, fid nod ienen Stdos
ten beseben batten, febrten I'M Samffag Sus
lid. Wie mir b0ren. mare es mosIid bier
einen dbnIiden Disnit iibsr bic Mtififppi:
bride gu orsanifiren' unb bas obne iebr
sroBe Soften. Wie ss beiBt, wiirbe 70 elm
G%ransfer @~iienbabasus compIet ausseras
ftst, nur So bis 1000 totem. Die &oiten,
womit man per Gag bieien 3us bin unb Der
fabren f6nnte, ioIen weniser iein ais bic:
%jenisen bes SabrbooteS. Das mare 10 melt
idOn unb gut. Gber mas ~uerlanst bic
Briden Gompasnie, mas bic Sainois gen'
traIeiienbabn @Ompasnie unb mas bic @is
sentbimer bes Sdbrbootes, wenn fe ibreu
Charter aufseben miien9 Oas iinb nod
bddeIise anselesenbeiten. 9ofen mir Oie'
ielbsn uerben gum 8ortbsiI Der Stabt unb
obne gu srOBe Opfer erlsbist. Der @ms
pfans Der beiben @omitss in Omaha unb
Council Bluffs mar elm sI~dnSsnbsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-30

Sn Sofge bes austritts BON Doc. Quis:
lrp aus benz Stabtratb, Fat Napor &nisbi
bic itsbsnben Counties suiammenseiest ME
foIst.
Sinan3en: 9ineban. Serob, Mc@ann.
Ysroronunsen: S'Neil, Suid. Nais.
9lnipri4e: 6erob, @ltman, 8rown.
StroBsn: WtcGann, 9ineban, 6ap.
Safsn D0rfer. O'NeiI, guid.
Martt: Bui9, S'NeiI, Qiais.
Ssffsntlide 8ldse unb @ebdube: Wc'
Gam, 6ap, D6rHer.
Boli3ei: Mtmann, grown, Mc@ann.
Geuerweien: Gap, 0Drfer, Bui4.
RidifdnOise Steuern: 2ias, O'Rsi
Nltmann.
@esen bic 3uiammsniesuns 1T ni4t pie
gu iusen. 0o9 beseidnen mir es ais elmer
i@weren Mibsriff, 5ap gum gOrisenoer
bes gomites fir 5euer gu MAIDEN. Sbe'
iou bas 0eriiderunssweien Der Stabt gun
WonopoI perben? Gtwas mebr Gid
m61te bort ni9ts i9aben!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-30

Seioenoe ioaten ii9 Dor iOIden
S1pinbIsrn in Gdt nebmen, welde midi
ulein bic gerpuduns pon Or. aus. So
nis's Samburser SrOpfen unb gruittbe'
mad suabmen iu9en, iOnbern iosar bic @e'
braudsauweiiunsen unb amseisen WOr
fur Nort nadbruden. OieieIben iinb MID
fdbis islbit gu benten, miifen baber Die @r:
belt anbsrer fieblen. llnb bod siebt es
sspiFsnIOie apOtbeter unb SdnbIsr, wela'
bes i6nSbsn 9srbieniies buIber fid MID
i6dmen ibrsn &unben bieie @aare angus
bisfen. 0o9 bus goIt IdBt ii3 10 lei@
ni6t bstriisen unb meibst iOlde unrsea,
SdnbIer. ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-30
Eonro0 oAeker empfeblt ieine id6ue

Genrao 2te6er empfsblt feline id6nen
@ebstbi9er fir gritcommunicanten pon
10 Gents bis Al 80 Gents bas Stiid, idOne
&reu3e pom rs Gents Bis gu rs Gents, &c:
blumte @adstersen, bic srOBte Sorte gu
Is Gents bas Stit a gu einsm 9funb) /;
ferner weiBe, rotbe, soIosefidte unb %piOIette
&audmdntel, W%eBsewdnber, Statuen,
guseI. Beionbere Iufmertiamteit wibms
id Der 8erfertisuns BON Sabnen unb bin
i'd i'm Stanbe fur peridiebsns Ysreine eins
id6ne ieibens SABINE uon 25 big gu 80 Dol:
lar gu ~liefern. &oientrdnse has Ousent
su SO Gts. Die Seiten iinO blutarm uni
i'd uertaufe iest fait gum S%oitenpreiie.
'm5 SY@ Gnnrao Sedtr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-30
Blu %perGaufen.

Cine quite @aiermiible, 10 gu iasen neu,
nit Der Iesten Serbeierunsen uerieben,
WibIs unb @ebr auf unsebro4enem Tel'
iensrunbs itebeno, lit gu uertaufen. O's
Wible 1T in elmer suten Wei;ensesenb
swei Meilen pon Der Stabt, ieds Uteilen
BON Der Giienbabn seIesen, unb bat ielbf
in ben trodeniten Sabren pOuis Wafer.
0ssen Yreis u. &aufbebinsunsen ertunoist
man id bel Betsr Siene u. Sobn, Ou'
buaue, Soma. y. 35l-354.
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9eafep 2sros., Na4foIserpo pom s. 81
Gbriitmann, 1T bas 9%auptquurtisr Der Gar:
mer fir 9anbwertsseidirr, 0tdseI, S9lOi:
fer, Sdmereien, Bfise, 9umpen, @asen,
Ea,9ens unb Tii9sWReher, &euoluer, Yi:
itolen, Puluer, S9rot unb fir iiberbaupt,
9ues, mas man an giienuaaren wiini9t,
Oeutide gIerts iinb jebsrSett bcreit in beut:
i9er Spra9e Mustunft gu ertbeiIen. Wtan
Oerseie ben Plas ni6t: 90. 1856 SlauC
JrOnt. Giue sroBe Sage als S6ilo.
353 n asa Ra.stt, f73 n. t71 0pmo
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Ser Challenge &ornpGanser 1T fur

bieies Sabr bebeuteub uerbeiiert worben unb
1T nit elmer Grt S9ub perieben worben,
am in abi9iiisen 9dnoereien cine sIeids
Giefe fur bas Saattorn gu iidern. Gs IL
Bel Weitem Der bette &orupIan n
ser I'm Martte. gertauft wirb Der:
ielbe Bel Q. ). WiIams e. 60. Dubuque.
Dieie Sirma uertauft ebenio ben Wril
Gnltibator unb cine poIIfommene NuswabI
Der beiten Gderbaumai9ineu, bic in bieien
9anbe semadt werben. Sir aufridtist
unb ebrIide Dirt bic @ei6afte gu tbun, ii
bic 6irma betannt. q ba.