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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-01-25

Wheat Il dull at sii0 and Si.l2:
lanl corn N 2s and 30 cents Per bnshrl.
I'ihrre was grcat deal of corn brought
lio markr. laSt saturday. Tile Belgrade
biill.s about twelve hundred bushels
down srom above. every other day.
John Mail had sohovs hat averaged
il5 pounds gross. One pfihrm weighed
Ta0 pounds W.T. snsrrri Hint fhc la'Ier
WAS cross between an elephant aud
fhiu0ctru-.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-01-25

"A rc-imposition nf Tie income tax il
among The probabilities Of thi~ session
of Congress. There never was iairer
tax than that and rc-cnactmrnt of the
law. which onght never to have been w.
pealed. would be- the most popular hing
that Congress could do. .-l Ohio SsaTc
journal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-01-25

Tho course of Iinr ThomaS Y.
Cohb. our mcmhrr of Congress. has
lbccn ~ satisfactory 10 ihr people N I'm
second district lint he viii have no op-
position for denomination 10 The same
position. - shoals Herald.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-01-25

We are glad 70 announce The name
of Dr. r.. Stephenson. of Dubois rouuiy,
as ranGilatc for Treasurer ~ State.
lie has been faithful demorratthrough
life made modcl Treasurer M Dubois
county. and We horn The delegation cf
this county will stand hi him. Loo
@oolec Times.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-01-25

The Indiana supreme court has de
ciaed case from Marion county. N
which the qncstion was "whcther n
county Shcril i entitled to recover from
the county for fuel used in TIA county
iail?' The court decided that tic comfy
is responsible 10 him for II.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-01-25

American rifles are now in the
hands Of half The armies In the world.
The only great powers not directly en-
lploying American arms arc France, Ger
many and England.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-01-25

yinccnnes Times: Nincennes next
IL ~. Louis Chicago aud Cincinnati, l.
the largest grain morket In the West
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-01-25

Up to January lst. 559.Gs8 hnshcsI
Q: wheat and 10000 bushels Of corn.
had been received AZ Vincennes.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-01-25

Princeton Democrat
We published the fact few weeks
ago that J. -. Boren. Of Montgomery
township. raised last season Ten acres of
corn which averaged ninety bushels TO
the acre.
Mr.. James ID. Woods, Of johnson
township, informs MS, that Perry Van
devcr. renter on his place, raised last
season sixteen acres OF corn which aver
aged ninety bushels to the acre.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-01-25

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Zach subsequent Insertion, 70 cts.
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Notices of appointment Of admins
traitors aud legal notices Of like character
to be paid in advance.
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For Township Officers, each s1oo
For County 4" $50
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-01-25

The Baptists built n new church near
Rochester not long ago. and al The first
immersion which took place III il The
preacher, on entering tho water. and
while waiting for The candidate fur bap-
tlsm, suggested that somebody sing 4
hymn appropriate 10 the occasion, where
upon venerable deacon innoconily
struck up
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-01-25
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, AT JASPER,
DUBOIS COUNTY, INDIANA, ny
CLEMENT DOANE.

OFFICE. IN CouRIER BUILDING on
WEsr SIXTH STREET.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-01-25

PRICE, or SUBSCRIPTION.
single Subscription, for fifty Nos, 81 80
For six months. 1 W
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-01-25
+" Pull for the shore. Z

And the preacher did pull for The shore
and stayed there until hc and ihc convrf'.
gation found i possihle Lo Qnil Inughing
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-15

in its pathway bat short time longer.
All the old Company mines have been
relocated and, with the furnaces and
other property will, in very short
time, pass into new hands. Evidences
of bad management whie the mines
were run by Lent are visible on every
hand. The Company took $4,000
worth of rock out of the Golconda, for
instance, at an expense of $50 900.
Under judicious and careful manage
ment the expenses ought not to have
exceeded $4,000. Mr.. Lent himself
admitted that South MountaiA was q
better camp than Eureka. and if his
management had resulted in an honest
and legitimate development of the
mines around South Mountain. that
camp to day wonld be one of the most
prosperous en- the Pacific coast. AS IL
is, few men who have remained there
are bound to make fortunes. Mr.. Hast
iDgs states that If he owned the Quayle
mine bs wouldn't look at $40, 900 in
cash for it. There are other mines in
the camp equally as good. aud there
can be- bat little doubt OF the existence
of vast bed of mineral wealth In those
mountains which must yisld millions
of wealth during the coming few years.
Prospects for the coming summer are
quite favorable, aud We are glad TO,
learn that the mines and furnaces will
probably be under falk headwuy before
the month of June.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-15
FOR STATE CON rKoLL.ER.

The Phoebe Rscord approves the Re-
publican slate for State officers. as
Published In the Reno Journal, 30 far
as it relates to Theodore A. Hale for
State Controller. 1t says:
'..Mr. Hale is gentleman well and
favorably know throughout the State.
who to-day stands before the public g
whole-souled. honorable man. without
one blemish on his good name. and. has-
ing had seven years experience as Depu-
ty State Controller, we do not hesitate
to say that the Republicans of Nevada
could not bestow the nOminsiiou upon.
q more worthy or litter man.
We endorse all the Record hGs 20
say of Mr. Hale. We have k1oxa sh=
gentleman since be was appointed lua-
this county Deputy State Coaira1l4s IT
w. K. Parkinson in 1857. 49, lave
wondered how so atfable, soeza4 l&s-L-
and Intelligent a man could s14sr1slzn
such political opinions
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-15
JONES VS. HAYES

The Carson Tribans ins0-ls "a rsz4ir
srs that it has followed Tia coarse q.
Senator Jones. and as Jet -.t0z21 sA9ta
ing in his acts that woafs p-UFe k4z
inilnical to the policy OF tie Pr4sSsaa1. %
and compliments him Wiz h,sIns TO
brilliant man and shrewd . p0.s.sczsz
10 be anti-Adminis,rationi
The Sacramento Record Coi0a.
which. like the Tribans. prOsesses IL
Dc an admirer of the President. hzs also
followed. the course of Senator Jones,
aud fears, that he IS getting in bad
way. and says He has acquired the
habit of talking very wildly 10 cores
eOadenss at Washington. and par.ica-
aArls ofexpressing faith in the dis
honesty of the President. which does
very little credit either to bis imagina-
ton. as his ssgacity." Il is evident
that Senator Jenes has pursued deyious
courses or that the Tribune aud
Record Union>see him. though colored
spectacles. &E#
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-15
A NEW PARTY.

1t is getting noised about that new
party, the fundamental principles of
which are devotion to, the interests OF
the working classes and opposition to
Chinese. is being organized through
out the State. We have beel informed.
though not what might be considered
automatically, that branches have been
established OF several points, in the
State, and that hundreds Of men have
subscribed to the platform of princi-
pies. which pledges opposition to all
candidates for Office who are known
not to be in sympathy with the move
ment. It is even intimated that the
organization may place State and
county tickets in the feld at the next
election. and possibly carry the State,
or at least elect the candidates whom
they may endorse. As yet but little
Is known to the general public of the
strength of the organization; but it is
limited that its platform and its motives
will be made known 10 due time.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-15
TIE LE C r A p HIC.
EASTERN DISPATCH Els
Senate Proceedings.
WASHINGTON, Jan.

" nohANO4ON, ooo. AF.
A memorial of the New York Cham.
Der of Commerce for Law to eqnItably
adjust errors in the assessment and
collection of duties ON imports. and u
petition of banBers, merchants aud
others .. New York. fayorins the repeal
Of The bankrupt law, were presented
and refzr,sd.
DAVIS Of illinois presented petition
q 40 bankers and business men OF
AaaAe8. - f4yog OF retaining gold as
la szz.gls S.2134rd Of vasue. aud
against ia s<psAl uf the Resumption
Lsx
LHFls spoke & tas high standing of
1h4 sl-nars ?. GA< pe1iEHo0. b1. said lu
isls psllz.lar 1seix vseRs were entertained
E1lg ~ 3 rsrT sZA4 rsEe=1tEgs u Tie
s,Eg'ulH1ssr 1t LIE; e.tF.
Il a2aa Fr=ssz-s3 the proceedings Of
n1ssE4-g 142a ~ Bs0ozI@zs9c. ILL.,
zszas. Us q2zs= Of Residence. II AE0r OF
LIZ re- ss-c1zsti0a OF tee silver dollar.
L lrssss1s11g them LIZ sail be h4l 10
AstGeg Il g=sEaGg up they E-etErg. bat
b~@s=F@d i1s Proceedings Expressed the
o. LEl0n Of ia= hole cO1aty, Which vas
LIE .9asIa- IL population Ii that State.
Referred.
ElGaGods Submitted g long amend
z-Gt 10 ihe preamble Of the resolution
l1ssU3ze-d BY Matthews befoEs recess,
DECLARING the rIgat Of the Government
10 pay ats binds 10 silver. eto.
Ssorh<es and the Financial Oars
lions.
WAsHI GToS, Jan. ID.
voorhees, expects 10 address the Sen.
s1@ TO d4y on the qaes;Ions of currency
resumption aud the pubic faith. His
speech Wall excite much interest. be.
cause OF q conviction th.t be speaks for
Hendricks and Presidential ca ndidats.
Those WOO. know say that his speech
will be very radical. ani bitter iu SUP.
port OF the widest iuh itipn and denun-
citation Of tbs bondhoidlng supporters
Of our financial system, winch he cnar.
acterlzes rs '.organizsd crims, against
laborlDg men" He holds greeubacks
to be the best money the country ever
saw. He denounces the Act of 1869
for the payment uf all Government
bonds in coiu. as legaliz.d robbery.
de favors the reconciliation of the old
silver dollar, with free coinage and on.
limited legal tender power. Also. the
unconditional repeal of the Resumption
Act. the extinction OF the national bank
system sud Tie substitution of Govern.
ment notes for their currency.
Inauguration of Ohio's Governor.
COLUMBUS O.. January, l4,h.
The streets are full of military and
citizens. dawn here to participate in
the Inauguration OF Governor Bishop.
A $40, 900 Fire
baltimore. January 18th.
A fre iu the bonded warehouse at.
tached'so the Orient distiilsry at Can.
ton, to-day, caused $4,000 d Image;
insured, 5000
: fIs3 Is f1hla.s n4l1asI go
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-15
ELECTION NOTICE.

RY order of the Board OF School Trustees
H OF dolconda ocnoJi District, There
m4Il b.
AN ELECTION
Held at the house Of III. Meador, in Golconda.
On tue zoth DAL Or JANUakf, l is, Ios lns
purto'c VI Vpt1ng" lax or ao Tax" To raise
lands 10 pay arreases ON the sch..ul nouse AMI
Iof continuing tiie pubic hcnool for a longer
Perloa than tue o1dlllAry school funds viii
aii1w; aud also for other school parp )sos !,
lhe ainoant ~ DO raised is seven Mud. ed
(iUOj dollars.
ny oder oi the Board of School Trustees.
- UILBlkl fLLI4, Gle. K.
Golconda, Nevada. Jan, 8. 1915. ID
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-15
SOUTH MOUNTAIN.
Son>eihjng OF the Past History and
Estnre Prospects Of the Camp.

SOnefAjng OF the Past History and
Estnre Prospects Of the Camp.
From the Idaho Axalanche.l
From recent interview with Mr.. W.
W. Hastings, of South Mountain, we
learn that the prospects, of that camp
are gradually Frightening He is run
ming tunnel iot0 the Golden onarch,
and expects 10 a short time to tap five.
SCOT ledge in which there is abundance.
of rock that will yield $3.50 to- the ton
There is a large quantity of good ore
lying on the dumps III and around
South Mountain which. if crushed.
would yield somewhere in the vicinity
Of 5 no, 900, and it seems misfortune
that the furnaces cmuot be ussd to
make the reduction. The -graas ob
stacls in the progress Of South M,nn.
sain has bsen. William NJ. Lent, and it
as9sasiDg to. kno9. that ha will. stand
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-15
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
Various Eastern War News.

CoYsrANTINoPLB, Jan. IA.
Server Pasha, Minister Of Foreign
Affairs. and Namyk Pasha leave here
for Kezanlik to-day, TO. meet Grand
Duke Nicholas. They have been In.
vested by the Ministerial Council with
full power to treat tor peace.
Safyet Pasha,. Minister of Justice,
will act as Minister of Foreign Affairs
during the absence of Server Pasha.
49, LoNDoE, jan. IA.
General Ghonrko has occupied the
position. latelyh.ld by Suleilnsn Pasha.
General Radically is marrying with
all speed to Airianople. The Tuskish
forces are believed to be cut off. and to
have gone south. @'
Russian Victories.
LONDON. Jan. IA.
! General Ksrzoff, after clearing the
Gyopsa valley of the Turks. dispatched
column towards Kalofer and has occu.
pied KIissura, where he united the
detaebments of his division coming
from Slatizs aud Tetevapa. General
Gourko has occupied Skh,iman.
The Cars Health.
The condition of the Cars health, is
satisfactory. and the reports published
IN London to the contrary are false.
Erzeroum Invested.
TIFLIs, Jan IA.
In cavalry engagement near
Boiburt the Turks have been defeated
aud driven to Kapdagh. Erzeroam has
beeu completely invested since January
9th. a f
The Grand Duke Crossing the
Balkans.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan IA.
The Grand Duke Nicholas telsgraphs
FROM Gabrova AS follows: II have ar
rived here aud await further intelli.
gence from General Radetzky. To-
morrow cross the Balkans. Ten
thousand prisoners have arrived here
add are being dispatched to. various
destinations.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-15
TO, THE PUBLIC.

AWE undersigned. retiiing partner Ct ths
~ late hrn of N. Levy Co., takes
l.ls method OF thanking the old palrous
VI 'he urn and the people OF humboldt
county sehrraIi!, tor couftvses received at
.Helf na4ds dd lnS the Inany years III which
nc has been IN Ddsine ~ hsre
hc has connected himself with the firm of
Loe"e BFothsss, wholesale ifqavr dealers,
sAn frILclsco, aiad viii vislG Humboldt
county In the Interest OF the firnl OCCASIONALLY.
he lhsehAs ~ semain hcfe short time longer
70 settle accounts before Ia. leaves
III. SIeGEL.
Winnemncca, Jan. 6. 1878. NV
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-15
MISCELLANEOUS


m WILL sell out to anyone wishing
to go into . good and sure onsi.
ness - over six.gears established WITH .
good run of custom and the best iocstion
In town. have q small stock OF oiass-
ware, Crockery and Furniture on hapd, winch
/ will sell much below cost TO anyone "iSniAs
to go into good business. or.ur
winnemncca, Bridge street, three doors
above N Levy's store, Dec. IL. la'fs Nv
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-15

'CoNTRoLLER HoBART's figures are
very deceptive" says the Gold Hill
News. Yes. our efficient Controller
has exploded the idea that Figures
don't lie."
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-15
Dissolution Of Cp-partnership

Office Is hereby given to all whom
~ IL may Concern. that the CO. partner
SAP heretofore existing under the nrln name
VI D--ai.h n M.NOR 10 tnis l2sn day of Jan.
u~Ey 1876 dissolved 4. W. CLARK.
knoxville. Jsn. II, 1878. 4w
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-15

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
A LII persons caught Interfering with any
"a OF the ten FIRE aydrants in tue tJwn Of
- i-a.ieuIucea ~ a. to impair their efficiency,
VIII NC Prosecuted 10 tue full extent vi the
Las. FaANk Ak,dJ,E FOREMAN
December 4, II
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-15

A fEe in the bonded warehouse at.
tachedsso the Orient distii!sry at Can.
ton. to-day. caused $4,000. d mage;
insured,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-15

FRANKFORT KY. January l4th'
In the join Senatorial ballot to-day
Lindsay received, "A votes Williams
3S; McCreary, Is; Boyd (Rep.). IL
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-15
MAfsSisD.

GCTH .L1-o'fA LEY - On the 2 th Of Decem.
her, 1871, AZ the Lima house, by kev. A.
L. kre0s, AIR samuel Ii. Guthrie, Of
Nevada, 20 hiss Ainerya Staley, OF Allen
county, ONO.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-15
WiNra EMUCcA DAIRY.
FRESH
BUTTER AND MILK.

WIN be delivered daily in quantitise,o sui,
customers In ANY part Of town. order., lslt =,
W. n. rrousdaie's will be promptly uIled. x
STOCK pastured on reasonable ternis.
80 $3.50 ". a. rkOUoDALE q 90
et#ih stA Proprietors.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-15


Leefs Yeast Cakes are more tham
. time. ehea per than Yeast Powder.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-10-22

DaS- Die in Wisn erl6sinenoe ,Seuti4e
3eitun9" fs0t einige Hsoenblitbsn aus
ben Ylaioopsrs oortissr 0e:tbeioigsr su.
iammsn. g8ir sntnsbmen oieisr 3uiam.
mentsauns nun Golseuoss. Ser Staats.
anpalt BOT Die anflase NIT srobsm Ssusr
pertreten. Ser 8ertbeioiser bemsrtt oeb=
balb: Ser 81. StaatsanuaIt fommt mir
Dor ME elm iibsrbibter Wiiouri.S ampier,
m.lder iiber Oen Ocean mad Wien iesslt u
Dericlbe 8srtbsibiser ap%oitropbirt Die &C.
ItDoreasu; rWeins Serren! Sd empTeble
Sbn.n, Die brittle Srage tusber Su bsiaben,
nod 3u psrueinen !" Bel Yertbsioiguns
zines Sisbes duBsrts fd Elm anpalt: .gs
sreisuet id man4mal, Dab SemanStm
etuas uioer isinen WiQen seiioblen miro"
Sieier tiefen Sentsn3 folste oi. ouf Den
p%orliegenoen Sol beSisli4e ia&li9s BE.
mertuns Sole Snoioioualitdtsn, Die in
benz Roffer oeriperrt tparen, Iino uns ni9t
betannt Als 8eiipiele rneiiterbaftsr Der.
slsi9s m0ssn fols.noe ausiprids betra9.
tst mrbsn Sie antlase fOmmt mir Dor
mie cine Seifsnblaie, pel1e auf Dem
Slupte bss Staatsanualtss 3srplabt, ni&ts
,uriidlaKsnb, pi. elm fsints Drabtsitter,
psl4ss" u. I. NJ. .Sis llmaanb eri&eint
mir als Elm pereinjelter palm auf Dem
Stoppelfslos Der antla8.!~ Sis 6rass sr6r.
tenb, Oh Der anssflaste nit einem Wanne,
Der BON 3sussn ON S6atorte seis6sn muir.
be. iosntiid III, iaste Der Ysrtb.ibissr
-Wenn sic bunbsrt psrionsn nsben elm.
amber tslsn, ueroen lie faum Giusn fin.
ben, Der i9 sI.id ie6t!4 Gin Yertbsibis.r
bsioret, baS Die dubsre gri9sinung Isit.ns
bts IsIbIpsri9ulbetsn Yanferotts ange.
ilastsn glisntsn auf cen Gsri9ts5of uns
sinifis pirfsn tonne. Ssin Client III
ndmli9 moblssndbrt unb elm anisbnli9ss
8du1lein sibt ibm elm bsbdbisss ausis.
ben. Der 0.rtbeioiser beutstft ots9aIb
BEN Ssridtsbofe: Ser Ansstlaste bal
bus llnslid, 10 seuadisn gu iein, oas CT
reid ausfsbt!" Sen S9luB oisisr Comm.
lung ma&t oas sfsctpole Sinals zines
Ylaibopsrs .Worsen III elm Srsitas =
ruff Elm Ysrtbsioiser aus. .mSse err flr
meinsn glisntsn gum 5sisrtase tperosn!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-10-22

p9- Sumorifii9e anssis.n. 6eute
ffarb I4on pieoer unisr liebsr Wilbelm.
I'm fias Sbsilaubms bitten Rlsibsrma4sr-
meitcr S. uno 5rau.
Gin iunser trdftissr Wssssrbnride. Den
mon gum 3erbaden uno gum 6iuen Der
Birfe sebrau@su t0nnte, miro ssiu4t.
giniss I%dberinnsn IN Mdunrbsmbsn
finoen oauernoe Sei4ditisuus.
GO miro ssiu4t cine Sran,ofu sur gr=
3i.buns fleiner Rinosr cine ~ssborene er-
bolt Den 8Or3us.
Cine 269in, bic nit suten 3susniKsn
to9sn tann. finoet ioslsid in msinsr Rii6e
cine aniteauns.
Su Dem 3gdbden miro ununtsrbro1su
BON Der Wtttme Sanftsnss ssrolt. au4
finb oaielbt 8aterm0roer gu baben.
Bel mir lino su ba6en Sanbidube fur
Serren BON 8odleoer.
Raiforbite, ihparss uno peiSe fir Sa-
men, iopie auh Mdo4en unS 6inosr per=
faufe i'd in better Aualiidt uno gu einem
~serinssrn Yrsiie, aIs lie mid ielbft toiten.
SD ipiinids germ nod einiss fsits Run.
ben in Der 0o4e gum Stopfen uno aus.
bsHern. Ta43ufras.n bel 5rau ..
CUR ielbhtdnoisen gsriretung zines
fotten Detail % aarens @eitdiis wirb elm
superldifs.r iunser Mann ssisstsn filters
9eiu9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-10-22
t..
@nnperba &uren.

palfcr j. gB. gu6bcl3, Walicd, Winu.,
ranets eas ct. Safobs Del bsi elmer 5rau Ieiner
0emeiupe an, pelhe lGou felt IL Sabren an
&benn attsnus lit ane bsttldssris mar. Rad.
benz ne ersi Gage lang pas Del sebrautts, tunnte
Fe wiebsr auffsbeu.
5trr U. S6aftr, 81 Srppnfr., aaegbens 81.
tp. ga, mar absr 8 Sabre nit Rbeumatismus
bebattet une bate ltOn ale Rspisinsn stue Gr-
fcls stbrau1t. Cine sinsiss 5lai9t ct. Safpbs
Del eurirte ibn You fGueia.
Strr @ultap u. Ssilmann, Reeafteur bes
pittsburgh .NtpublifaHsr", lit jwsi Sabre lang
an rbenmatifteo S6merjsn uno brdhts man.
he Natt unter Oualen ItlaipS ~. 3pei Ola.
iGsu 81. Satobs Del furirtsn ibu.
6rau Srtna @uStlmaun, So Sabre alt, aus
Der Streti Canton arsau, isst abtr In Hpts.
Ter, v. ~, aniaeis, bate iolhe rbeumatifde
S4unerSen In Den Seinen, baB ft nitt ssbtn
fonute. Mad Dem 0sbrauds elmer 6laIhs ct.
Satcbs Ss! fiitlis fs ME nsussbortn unp fonnts
pisbsr Hott Inufsu.
per- u. = SUI, Wsitsmatsr, 0ise. DAD
ct. Safpbs Stlfuri;t Iqe. GIner meinsr Run.
ben bsbauptet, % isi cine 8~cttssIeneuns.
PER- 5. aifbart RabonY Gitp pa, lit fur6t.
bar an Rideuihmer,eH. Cine 3lai6s curirts ibn.
Grau Katharine Zimmerman, eaneafsr, y.
y, panett has ct. Satobs Del nit Grfpla aeasu
8eiugef4mult une @etbttroie an.
Or y. Ssim, SOutb arams, 0af, f&rsibt
Das 81. Satcbs Otl tbut bier WunSsr.
Or. SsnrY Gear, potri0t Ohio, bate icIGtu
s@mers In Der linfen sdulter, eas CT nd
ni@t ribreu fonnte. Das ct. Safobs Del fu.
rite ibn mad ipsi Iassn.
Or. 6ran3 Wilte, "a 6ayttts. Sns., btrittsl
BON einsm Sale, no Gin Wann 70 Fart an Hbeu'
matismus litt, Sab Ct I'D Mot tspsssn tOnuts,
Stint Seine raren sel&wpatn une or lit IN.
iasIi&s S&maien. 3pSlf StunseH mad DC.
brau& ees ct. Safobs Del partn ale S6mtrjtn
uue bic 8tidwulf perI1wunotu.
Or. Seury S6dter, Wtlsrsburs, Ohio
&beumaismus Ia ben Safttn.
5r. 5eury Stoud, NeaspiQs, pa, bosartiseI
&beumatismus.
pr. 5r. Witt, Sltsslans, Obip, Rbeumatis'
uans tn 8eiue: mad UrtimaIisen Ginrsibsn p9a.
fanpis furirt.
6r. 9. Rasser. Glesslans, Ohio, grsBe uns
anbalteube S9mtrjen auf ntm Hauea Del
re9ten SubtS: mad twsimalistm 6tbrau&s 70
fort aQe S&msrjsu ptri&wunptn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-10-22

unterb a ..
Hstts anadnbisu e&sr, ,tsnst hem Gbrthen,
srbttttrt bic Sett unb ~btfSretrt itlbf
bic 0tfunbbet es 2etbes.
0ie tnan 8eben ioa.
@iaii bu ssben, ssbe balb!
Witsefibl uiro eiis talt.
uno Dos unslid miro es alt,
Wdaft nit raienoer @epalt.
Diait bu ssben, sebe bort,
Wo es an Dem re4ten Ort;
8irf osin 8ut ni9t lei4tbin fort,
8enn bid ribrt Elm hidtis' Bort.
@iait bu ssbsn. mad babel
Sur beileibe tein @si9rei:
Sra4f aud, ouB BON 5o4mutb frei,
Ssine art gu 9eben iei.
Wiqf bu prablen, prabls ni1t,
Sorore ME oss Santss pHi1t:
Ser3snssite ifia uub i4li4t
Nie BON Sant unb Opfern ipridt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-10-22

pas- Bel Der iinsIien 4npsisnbsit oes
&ailers in Raisl mar i'm Sauie zines Dor.
ti9en WeBse.s Der lolsen0e ~seI4maduOls
Spru9 anssbrudt:
User nidt iDiQ msinsn 8aiier a9tsn.
Sen tbue i'd i9ladten.-
Gin gader in Der WiiIersaTis psrfabr
nod srimmiger, inoem sr iaste:
YBer nidt min ~uniern Raiier Iisbsn,
Den thu. i'd in ben 9udOfen idiebsn.~
Sieier berrlide Sinnipru9 lit bsrsits
bon einem 2aielsr Bidder gu oes psitfdli'
iden R6niss Seroms gbrn ousseitelt,
uno bann Elm Sabr ipdtsy bel Dem fsfli4en
ginsus oss Rurfiritsn, na4oem bas RS.
mig" in ~Rurfirf" umcOrrisirt mar, BON
ieinem 8elissr abermaIs benubt tporben.