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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-17
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Strr SimOn Sdnspt pittsbura, pa.-babsn
il4 ais Elm pUriisli4ss Nittsl ssssn esbsrIsiSsn
srpisIsn.
SeberSerbdrtuns.
Gufaes Sausr, ulabina, Ro. baden mid
BON 7'jabrissm Sstrrlsissn bsfrsit. @ib. fsins
before Wseijin.
Sieber.
Sbrif. S&ulb, Ssosn aaus, srl6ittu mid
BON bsftissm S4itttlfsbsr.
6allen=S iebcr.
Or. Safob Wsssr ct. 0ouis, RiG. - plrsu
bel @ausnFsbsr pom purtrsfEi3sr @irians.
Sbhttel= Tiebcr.
Satub Grsi Rod Sslanb Co.. SQs. - werb.u
IN uniersr 8sssxp ais eas bette Wi'tsl ssssn
Gtsbsr bstra&tst.
Bebicl, Tieber.
Ssrr SEQ. 9snEY. Bethel, Ro. sibt lsir
bsfsrss @ittsI Ss5sn Sas @s&iefsbr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-17

ba- absstrumpft. Yrof.for asaS,in
in 9onbon bat Dor RurSem ausssre4nst,
onB bic Sinssrndsel zines Wannss. Der
1000 Sabre lsbt, cine 2dnss BON 5000 SUB
babsn piro.n, tpsnn er he unssi9nittsr
unb obne he bur4 arbeit absunlbsn mad.
fen li.Bs. Sa,u ma&t elm Wibtlatt fol-
ssnos trsifsnoe 8.msrtuns {: .Si. rddHs
aufsab. bisiss @slebrtsn tpirb es lsin.
aus5urt9nsn, uis LANCE bic Naie zines
Wannss in Der Sdlite Der anssssbsn.n
3sit tpirb, penn sr He f%ortudbrsno in Siu.
&c itsdt, bic i'm nidts, anssbsn unb bic fir
tsinsn M.ni4en ben aasrserinsitsn Ius.n
haben"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-17
petrr Rifns &SObn.
0emeral : Maentur

fir bic neutrality-suspicious.
9mpsriaf & 2lort6sru SuE. gO's, pom SonSsn.
&opaf Sn(. &c., Don Siperpool.
Commercial 4uion Ar. g., pom SonSon.
German American Sn(. &c., Don 2tsug Bora.
ST.. Yauf Sener & Saarius 9u[. &c.,
pou ST. 9anf.
ST. So(ep6 Ssner & 2Iarius On. g.,
Don ST. So(,p6.
9tlautIe SnL. &c., Don GLEN gorR.
German SnE. &c., pom Sresport, 81.
&. g.. ACCIDENTAL An. &c., pom $artforS.
Erapsfsrs' 9nL g., Don Sartforo.
9etua Sife SuL. g., Don SartforS.
Dttft mddhssn gsmpaentou, Bic I'D bet stm qbtsass uut
Bottom 8,ur hur8 panitli6t 3abluns ibrr gerluHt b..
ratrt babtn, ~tmpftbleu I'D ltlbf uns iSnasu gtrR&truuasu
ssa 9tssaiaum ~ stn btuisatu stattn tatststn stnss men
rfretn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-17

Bs- S~auQsnSsr.Ys rsin SIN 2onoon
sriftirt Elm 9srein Der 5aulsn,sr. Gin
9arasrapb Der Statutsn bsiaSt, bob tsin
Witsliso ismals In Gle isin oirfs, bel
Str0fs elmer Marf. ginss Sasss nun
purbe Elm Ysrsinsmitslisb. Sr. g., bsobs
a6tst, pis sr i'm i"tirtitsn Srabs gu sinsm
Yatisntsn iubr. Ratirli9 purbs sr in Der
nd6itsn SiBuns perurtbeilt. gr aber
puBts F6 ssi9idt Der Strafs gu snt;isbsn.
inbsm er iasts YWein Yfsro lief ,uis pom
Ssufel b~.isIsn unb i'd mai gu fauL, ss an-
subalten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-17

Ba- 0ie sroB mar gpa :? Sn De,
S4ule su Ssebronn bel Hotten6ura
los Elm 3nabe gan, erbauli9 aus Der bib.
lii6sn @si9idts, uno suar Den S46p'
fuussbsridt: ,Sa lieB 8ott Der Ssrr si-
men tisfsn Sdlaf fallen auf oen Msnideu
uno er enti9lief. llub nabm ieinsr rip.
pen cine unb idlob Die Stsle gu mil
SlsiI9. 1nb Soft Der Ssrr bausts Elm
Beib aus Der &ippe uno bieB he gpa,
(llmbldttsrnb.) sic mar 800 Glen lang.
so brett uno 80 bod" Ct bate 5ufdQi=
~serueiie spei Sldtter senommsn uno no.
in Die arde eeratben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-17
nnb fernerbin aae pisritbn Iaae

un6 Tsrnsrbia aHf Dtfritbn Iaet.
DIR eansunssplas bistr BamphdtFs In SaItimsr, m an.
gltt6 Gtpet Der Baltimore unh Ohio 9iitnbabu, ptlnt . al
faetsrt DOR uue mad BEN gDthsu ,u biuiaeren NrsliT,
b%stSresrt ais irstns cine etisuSabu psa Rem gsri uni
philadelphia.
BET Gnianft Der Dampffdifs ptrb has Depot fur al, min
gn8sftltsn 8tl9lpntH, " has bic Ginpauetrtr niht Der @t.
fabr ausssfsSt fne BON S~strlssrn st8ptnbtlt ~ ptrstn
mas tn anetru oattnpldstn lstssr 70 oft Der Eau IA.
sDtr ma6tu uph %bstenetrs auf fsIetuht fur etuH4t Nd.
ltuht btpba1tunesptrtbs Yprslse aufmerffar, rslGt BIZ
8ttft init nnisrn S4ifsn btttst: Die yaHasisrt Hns antsa
Statf1en, tpnnsn in alfe init Stbsrmann ptrfiastssn sbal
Seimtil9tr gu eterau9sn. umfBtn aus tintm Golf IL
gaHasttrt 8tben tn Bremen fssIta an Ssrb ets OetaE'
sanphrs uHs ssrlaHsn ~hsnftIbtn era In S%altimsrt-
sDtssn psitersr dusiunft psnst man I'D an bic 9.usraI.
Istnttn
A. S6u6ma6sr & o.,
No. S Glib @ap ST., Baltimore, Wb.
aasiniss astntsu fur DuSusu, uns rmssssas yttt,
3ttntu Ssbn, Dubusut, SpRa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-17
MaaenleiSen.

Waecnleieen.
SObn 3. &UdsnfsQsr, 81 paIU, 8puufurs
Co., Sales.--future 8rau, pelas felt Sabren an
WaSsnlsieen lit, tpurpe pur6 ben @ebrau6 BON
Or. Nu9uIt aDniss Sdmburssr 5rppfen poll.
fanSts riscsr bsrSsisat.
Observation-Disclosures.
36:iabriges 9einsn.
%. s. Salt, 8auia5 Gity, @p. - babeu mid
75-tdbrtssn 8rsis pisesr poafummsn bsrssfsat
ra4Ssm t5 ale SrHnuns dufssasbsn.
ltnDerSanli 6feit.
12siabrisss 9eioru.
Grau Innie %. SpbIpnssr. Riepletpn, pa
SD tann pom 9runp meiRes Screens ia1sn, pa6
tt 8ott eante, ea5 er mir eurt eieisS NittsI
ssbpIfsn bat.
Ippetitloiefeit.
peter Clemens, 9ittle Orleans, Rb.-S6 bin
"a Sabre alt une fonnts feline Speiien mebr sr.
tra9en, BADEN mid ipisptr nsu aefraftiat, mad
benz tt i9Cn bic SpHnuns aufsesebsn.
S6pd6e.
CHARLES Sduptmann, HiYsr ppint q. s.
babtn mid ippsit curMt, ea6 ib mad a6t 90.
den largem aranfiein nun pisesr msinen Sc.
itaftsn naSssben fam.
Srdmpfe.
Capt. U. Saumsartsn, Il6llnb, aY,-babeu
mid ~ ieeer 3eit ron 8rampfsn bsfreit ia, tba.
ten als Sprbsugunssmtttel ausssisi&usteD isnifs.
Splic.
Subpia @sber. Dane Co., @isc., - babsn
mstnsn Spbn rem bsftiJsr Collie bsfrsit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-17

pas- Riemano fam Swei Ssrrsn bisnsn.
Mann {: .8siB Der Ssufsl, mas msin &a-
iirmeisr bot, bab IS gar nibt i9nsioen
min "a
Srau SD psiB nidt, mas msin altsr
bat, oab sr INNER iibsr's Ralrmsil,r
idimpit; IS ii's bette Msiisr I'M san,sn
Saus, = i4dP ia ole Sag msins 8artOi.
fsl bamit !"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-17
a aentur

tue bic 8 srssttn Dampfatns. q smpasutesH nae tara, q.
SdsIiHs abfabrt.
Samburs- Imsrifanil1s 9inis Is Dampjsr,
9prb.S ertf&tr 9lpyS, Sremtn f6 Dampfsr.
Sunare Finite, eiperpSSl u. antpsr. f6 Damptsr.
Nfe Star ZINE 8 Dampifr.
Die dauftnbt ben paHaeiesu, Bic 10 In ben Iesttu IS
Satrtu auf btttn Dampfua burlbtr uns btnaku isttrt
babe Ane bic bette Gmpfthluas uns tabtn MIR tas 1utfsst en-
mttnr 8rsuust stF6rt.
Sn 8erbinbuns NIT Sbissm, leue id
We4iel auf ale Sauptitdbte guropa's aus.
-
Gtfenbabn 9t6etS
mad aam 6suptaahitu dmuifs's unb gaItfsruiay isnn.n
len sanstn Tag In mtintr Office ~ ben rtstlmSttstu yrtftn
etianft psrstn; 70 N ni3t nitsts I'D auf ben Dtpsts bic
Rtpptu tinasttn ~ Iaatn.
0runocisentbum (REAL ESTATE
Gtnt srsst QusratI ts btatn etabt.g tssnttuns. ME
AUD 8armta nns yratriddnsstitn tns BET MIR ass " ben
fdn Sch In gtstnttum eau uns stulanSrnstns saiistn
Mn. mtint etfu ~ praftn.
8ar anIssuns bon gapiaIitn phb auf a3nas unS rnaa.
paft Ssrst satastn.
Better Rtsne.
Sol III d I { 4,
saufsridt, Ssystbi.n, n,Sa aatn sfH,itaH Dsism,ntta
ruetn aufs pauitithfs bfsrst.
cfRes, edt ssn aaain uns 5. StraSt
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-17
Gtteubabn 9t6etS

mad alm 6auptaaktsn dmtrifss unb galtfsrutas isnnsn
len sanstn aas In meintr Office ~ ben rtstlmdttsm grttftn
esiapft pustn; 70 ~ ni8t nitsis I'D auf ben Dtpsts stt
Rippsu efuap6su an IaHsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-17
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Scrppbeln.
Ratb. Sartinss, Ct. Soia, Ssis - rotten
Srrepbsln nit Der Wurjsl aus.
S6Sartise Tle6ten.
Ssr Still Snansaso, y. Y.-bsfrtitsn mid
BON elmer bpsartissn 8le6te, an tpslSsr ib bei-
nabs 2 Sabre lit.
Sfene @unseu.
Stropbul6ier Ratur.
Srau Gliiabsb SsiL @araltbOn, @ise,-bsil-
ten rnsinsu Spbn pom sintm pTsnsn 9tiu, an
esm CT piels Sabre lit.
Wild : Sein.
Sppbis StsQmatsr, WinnsiOta Cafe, Rinn.-
sarirts pHsnss gein, an BEN i'd felt II Sabrsn lit.
Slntseihpmre.
Wr. q. Wclt TRENTON, y. S.,-b9psftsn cine
ppuf0nmsns Ssiluns elmer lanspisrissn Giisl.
Sopfpeb.
Or. s. 6. 8rssfOns, 5ambura pa, - srfiE-
len AUD bel i9psrsn 8aasn, ibrt Milipn.
Sersflopfen.
pbil. &pt Salemsias, @isr.. - satsn mir
nsins @siunpbsit pispsr, na&btm i'd LANCE 3sit
an Ssr,flcpfsn lit.
Seibsn bss peibli den 6eiblebtS.
Brau Gliiabetb gSi9um, Ralusia Grove,
Sas.-babsn mid mad brsipShsntli6sm &c.
brauSs srlfanpis bsrssfsat.
Sautfranfbeiteu.
aasi8lass S6pGrsn, SaljHiEt. 8lsdsn,
WiteIsr @eI&pirs, Gartunfsl, &inswurm,
@rinetppt. itlimms glussn, &ptblauf. 8rGBs,
S4prt Mibfarbs unb anbtre aranf5sittn Der
Saut II Der @sbrau4 Der Srppfen spa unssr.
slsi8liRsr Wirfuns. Cine lin ,istSlaa
pire In faf allen 8GQsn ben lluslSubisisa spn
Der Wtrinns bisIss Srilmittsls lb~sr,sussn.
Die 6lai4e hamburger Eropfsn totst
80 @snts, ober INF 6Iai4en 50, iinb
BET allen apotbstsru unb SdnbIsrn In
Nebi5inen gu babsn.
Warnun8
Gbe Sbr Or. gus. &Oniss S~amburss,
Sropfsn fault, laBt Sud pom gursm apo.
tbsfsr ober Gambler bic Ramsnsuntsri6rifi
pom u. 0o8eler & Co., seisen, bami
Sbr ni4t bur4 i6Is6ts @a6abmunser
betrossn psrbet.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-05-29
CONGRESSIONAL.

.rhe bitter and determined contes
now going on in the extra session o
Congress between the democrats ane
republicans and the President, may
be regarded as clearing the decks fol
action in the coming Presidential
campaign. Congress has given very
Little attention to any other business
except the silver bill, and if that was
only passed so as to make the silver
dollars as good as the gold, people
would be satisfied. The public debt
banking and currency matters OF the
country are now on the most satistac-
tory basis, but the troublesome trade
dollars ought to be retired.
The silver bill passed the House on
Saturday by vote Of ia to 81, re-
reiving the full democratic and green
back vote. Another Presidential We
10 is expected.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-05-29

Levi LOTHIAN, 70 years Of age
while withdrawing fence at Town
Point, recently, fell dead.
! Burglars recently robbed the store
house Of Joseph Guest, at Church
Hill, Queen Anne's county, of cloth
ing and other articles valued at 500
Thomas Murray and Charles Story
had recent qurrelin Ruttsbury, dur
ing which the former cut Story with
knife in the side, breast and back.
The wounds are not necessarily fatal.
Murray has been arrested and lodged
in Jail.
While Police officer Alexander was
taking Frank Heyler to the station
house at Philadelphia, Saturday, the
prisoner seized a carving knife from
a butchers stall and made a feroclous
attack on the officer. A citizen and
officer Dean, who came to the assist.
ance of Alexander, who were also
badly cut. Heyier is held to await
the result Of their injuries. At late
hour Saturday night, officer Dean was
il dying condition. The doctors
think Alexander will recover.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-05-29

last week, but was caught and put ii
Jail. At midnight a mob broke il
and seized William as man who de
seryed hanging. They put a rope
round his neck and hustled him dowr
to the river where they quickly
strung him up to the timbers of the
Miami bridge. But William was not
efectually hung. The mob dispersed
William worked, got loose, dropped
himself down into the river and swan
to the shore. There is no further re-
port Of William in that vicinity.
A pistol shooting atfray took place
at Culperper, Va, last Friday in
which D. NJ. Ream, editor Of the
Times, was shot several times by G..
w. Jamison, and it is feared fatally
wounded.--Wm. Lloyd Garrison,
the we'll known Abolitionist Of former
days, died in New York, on Sunday
last.-Gen. Grant is expected to ar
rive at San Francisco from his foreign
tour about the 20lh Of July.-Mrs.
Smith and Cove Bennett have been
found guilty of murder in tie first
degree, in the case of Policeman
Smith, who wa found murdered in
his bed some months ago in N. "
The reports OF the growing crops are
favorable from all sections.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-05-29
TT CLAY ANDERS,
DENTIST, &zIaa

Has located in Mcchanicstown (ollicc at tho
residence of Thos Andcrs,) and is prcparcd
to perform all operations pertaining to Den,
tistrv according to the Most Appio
Methods. Special attention given to the
Preservation of the Natural Teeth. All
work entrusted to his care can be submit
ted to the closest scrutiny Of those compc-
tent to Judge. viii visit Le!r'StD~n ." me
First honday Of each mohM'' Sa6lH"SrtHe
on the SCENT N0nd0N aud Crragersto"" on
tie 7hi1U 4Nonday IF each MonM. Persons
waited on at their residence if desired.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-05-29
NOTES AND COM MENTS.

The case Of Miss Lille Duer, who
shot her intimate friend, Miss ELLA
Hearn, came before the grand jury at
Snow Hill, Nd, last week. A bill
was found for murder in the first de-
gres. Accidental shooting will prob
ably be the line Of defence and we
hope the evidence will clearly sustain
it. But there will always be too much
accidental taking of life as long as
the very reprehensible practice pre-
walls in the South as it does Of carry
ing concealed weapons. The murder
Of young Curtis, at Richmond, of Al
ston, at Atlanta, and Judge Elliott,
at Lexington, Ky, would probably
have never occurred had not pistols
been so handy. The grand jury found
evidence that Miss Drew was young
lady of decided proclivities Of char
acter. A pocket I istol was her con-
slant companion. She smoked cigar.
cites and had also mastered the manly
accomplishment of chewing tobacco.
Young ladies who are good shots and
smoke and chew are very likely to be
troubled with good deal Of real Or
imaginary jealousy. A life is lost, the
community 10 shocked, friends are
plunged in grief, but we hope it may
be shown to have been really acciden
tai.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-05-29
NEWS OF TIE WEEK.

| IN DaltlmOTe, lueSuty Wteh.
Kent county has adopted the local
option law, which went into effect on
the lst inst.
Over one thousand dogs have been
drowned bv the city authorities OF
Baltimore, this spring.
Gov. Carroll has appointed Robert
Hull weigher of live stock, vice David
Scott, deceased.
Jesse Updegroves near Elkton, &C.
ell county, committed suicide Oh last
Wednesday week, by shooting HIM
SELF.
A fire at Altoona Pa, last Friday
destroyed the Altoona car work., a
private corporation. Loss about S25,
600.
The bricklayers' strike in New
York has ended, the employers hay
ing acceLed to the demands Of the
men.
The steam Touring mill Of George
Newton, Randolph, Wisconsin, was
destroyed by fire Wednesday night.
Loss, s. 900.
German farmers have commences
formidable agitation, and are de
handing that heavy duties be placed
upon all forel On wool.
The steam pump HOUSE of the W.
NJ Railroad at Wliamsport was de-
stroyed by an accidental fire Tuesday
last week
Horatio Buell. Holden, NJ. D., son
of DR.. 4. w. Holden, Of Glen Falls,
n. H., committed suicide Saturday by
cutting his throat.
The Westminster Fire Department
will hold Strawberry and Ice Cream
Festival in their new building on
Main street, commcing on Whit Mon
day, June ID.
A number Of young gentlemen OF
Westminster met on Monday night
last week, at the Orndorf Building,
and organized a military company
with over 80 members.
Horace Waters &; Sons, dealers in
pianos and organs, failed in New
York Thursday, Liabilities not exact
Ily known, but will not exceed S73,-
900.
Isaac B. Folgar, senior editor and
proprietor of the Boston Mass Ad,
vance, has disappeared from that
town, leaving behind a firm and per
sonal indebtedness of over $4,000.
Anton Peters, an attache Of Ilaver-
Iev's theatre, Chicago, was instantly
killed Saturday, by falling from the
top of that building while attempting
to dislodge ball from the caves,
Memorial Day in Richmond was
observed with the usual decorations
Of the graves OF Confederate soldiers
in Hollywood Cemetery. From I5,-
600 to 10000 persons visited the Gem
eterY.
One Of the buildings known as
Watson's stores, took fire early last
Saturday morning from the burning
Nassau Mills in Brooklyn. and
burned all the day. The loss is esti-
mated at 100000.
The amusaments for Whit Monday
on the grounds Of the Agricultural
Society, Westminster, will consist Of
two hour walking match; half mile
dash; sack race, $50 yards; greas d
pole climbing; parade and exhibition
E of the fire department, and music by
bands. Admittance IS cents, child
rem under - years 10 cents, horses
and carriages free
MAJOR T. B. Furguson, Maryland
Fish Commissioner, placed on axhibi
5 ton, Wednesday last week, at Druit
} Hill Park, Matching houses, severa
hundred Of newly Matched rock fish
:, (stripped bass) the first Of this kint
of fish ever known to have been arti
q fcialIy propagated,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-05-29

A singular exhibition of superstl'
tious frenzy was witnessed at the
funeral of Susan Smith, a colored
woman of Baltimore, one day last
week. At the grave the friends gath
cred round the coffin and joined in a
wild incantation, holding charms in
their hands and making strange mo-
tons and contortions of their bodies
as they sung hymns and muttered UNI
intelligble prayer. While this scene
was going on a son Of the deceased
opened the coffin and gave each one a
last look. Then he raised the body
and carefully turned it over face
downward. The wailing of the mourn
ers rose to q higher pitch until the
coffin was placed in the grave, but no
explanation was given whytho womans
body was not considered right side up
at first. A angular story also comes
from Boonsboro where Simon Sum
mers, colored man, died and was
buried some days ago. After the flu
neral his widow took an impression
that al was not right and if not made
right great calamity would come on
the surviving members of the family
She accordingly had the grave and
coffin opened and some pow-wowing
gone through which would avert bad
LUCK. The spectators were very much
mystifed by the strange procedure
but the widow said no more and 81
mou was left to his final rest.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-05-29

NoTtcR-The books and accounts Of
tn office have been placed in the hands of
Van b. Osler, as Agent for the owner All
monies due for subscription, advertising
and job work must be paid to him and all
Claims fol office expenses will be settled by
him, His receipt for monies paid will be
duly acknowledged.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-05-29

The poor unfortunates who DO tneir
own hanging, Of whom the daily pa
pers report 30 many, as the effect Of
menta! alteration or financial diff
Guilty, do it eifectually in nearly ev,
cry case. But our legal executions
show some frightful botchwork in al.
most every case. Several instances
were given in our last issue. Nor dc
the lynchers, who hang their victims
in a great hurry, always make thei:
work sure. William Allen, OF bata
via, Ohio, eloped with \ farmer VII
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-05-29

CCIENTlF!CALLY COMBINED, so
> any Farmer can make at home his
own Fertilizer, at less than one third the
price OF manipulated compounds called
Phosphatcs, SUP. Phosphalcs, &c.
For Corn, Wheat, Tobacco, Cotton and
Vegetables. The Chemicals for each arti-
Gle sold in combination rs represented in
the plant they are recommended for.
Price for Qmntity SHeirirm to make " Ton
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-05-29

WIN. III. BROWN 4 BRO,
Wholesale Druggists, Baltimore, Md,
Who refer To- the following well know n
gentlemen who are using PoWcll'S Pre-
pared Chemicals, yiz:--.,Joln ID Martin,
VIM J Martin, Graccham; John Rouzcr,
John Flohr, Henry Gall JOS WiIIldr, \
+ Roddv, Cornelius Black, j G Fry, John
Fisher, Mechanicstown Chas Eylrr, llar-
vey Winter, Christian Lance, Eylcr's Val.
ley; Howard Rcnlsburg, LewiStown :;
Oscar Sparkle, John Flohr, ST., Pa; Rev,
John l. Willhde, ID p Creek.
60; All information furnished by
A. Z. REMSBURG, Agent,
jan91y McchaniCstoWn, Nd
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-06-20

nie9rui0I8 mad ihref 2ippen 10 ti,ees.
Ten Rad beenbetet Gxnte bed sien
mir. en- i@attiees @iuielmen at ir6en.
!iI.l bort @ aIler Deb1oEiAEeit IL frff.
fenen. Sn eiHer Gaslernnno ppt fne.
nteen Sdrttten f0RO ID Elm entsilStnhea
Ylde@eu = EN- tunbreB Seee&em are
BiuetoeIl NIB 8ldttern. q ihr 6stter
- tute tSfIi@ - mar ouf BEN - Hen
gRouie, IN oieiem baI50mif6e glFlIhe
olshnus ea6en SERTED. 9linor bfi6fe
llt@ init ieIieen, thr6HenQEEnsniheh
Hnge1 an. 6als unb Antlit batter ihr
bic Contamination Iiebli@ aerStbet.
ais ibre 8Lide ben Taetntaen, RdriIims
teit erflaten b~eeeeneten, neiete Re "a
MIR a. Mno Ineine beiben 6dnbe FaiIemb,
rettte he Hitr nit elmer 8eiueauna ents
tltdenofer 6innote i6re 2ippeR INN
&nhe bar. Sd f0uR neben thr uieber
llno presto ne nit Sauialeit an mid.
On Hftlern Sa6en auf benz feineH Ralea
matte bic Some In thren 8emahunaen.
OHr& b08 bitbte Gaub ID bainaen. apIs
Oene @reiie unb Dreiede; beiIiae EIDE
nm rns - ieIbR Die 0rnsmHseu
Ip0reT berhnmint. -
GnhIi@ erinnerten mir ma unIereR
6rddfid8. &ir {u&teit Nos sEu6 ERik
ben rotben. ifben Srf@ten -. Ghim.
mes @ntieten, mir botten bic gGDiaIeit
eines Rufes binOur@ -. brirnuf an
ieffenE
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-06-20

8eist CT Fa DieberipeHRis. ianFte BuatiR bas set,te
Shaa, i'm suretfSnieben. aae bic husbspsn 1rsnFe
uHb ar5neifnseIu, DeIAe ie etnoefabrt lunrNen, FBa,
men riot RaIb 10 Siei sur eeiInna ieaner SiBruasen
than. ais iueHise EstinsIds@su bsI-Isee 9 ben xae-
bon 8DRetter's RasensDttt ere. psbtes
i@nsne ~Grfei&terun9 idaFit une am gabe ieOes N.
bereauIiHe Rne eaniGte Spmpism sertreBt. SlSauEas
RSVfreb. RerreniHDdne, bIei&seIbes gnBIeben, De-
Ieste Banae, S&irtHOe uub bic SieIen unbeI6reibtos
reH, nHeHseHetmea GmtFHbunasa. peIdbe ssu bg
unserbauIi&feit bcrrahreH, uerbea aur ~ on terIIns
sert burG uncertainties giHRsbmea. Gin j~sturiiaes
aufseben folder unseDifsn uHs abeT anaetta6tea Gp
perimente iUnte Der erte earitt BUR NelfuIa Jetn uns
Der uaaRe Der 0ebTaa6 bieFes Original a:oSir Matss
atiSes, iueIfem bic bbtite drstltAe Heentn6tuna umn
the NOD ME easeipeTene 8opnIaritht an IbeiI musle.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-06-20

nina Srei an ben SamilientiI6. Or
ertl6rte i'm fir einen 9roBeu 6ortidritt.
Die B~erfnferin ntuBte innerlih uiel
iibertpunben baben; ibre l1eberipannults
par elmer selduterten 2ebenSnni6Guun9
setpi9en, ibre gbaraftersei3nuns Seiste
BON grfabruns, unp ibre 9arfteuuns
bate iest ettuaS Nnsenebmeres. nno
nieber mad etniser 8eit eri9ien Elm
Bud BON ibr, on tueldem Serr nrnba9
feline groBe Sreube bate, oeuH Gr fanb
es aans u~prtreffli6, uno tpolIte BON ben
friiberen Wdn9eln Der S@riftteaerin
faum nod ettpas entoeden. = Stun
bradbte bas Sabr 1910 einen BYRON
Dediel unb 3uslei9 cine ~oIseneine
4mneftie in 8reuBen. 8Olitii6e
5li6tlinse febrten in bic Seimat auriid.
Srmina, pel9e bic 8e5iebun9 III ibrem
@atten ni6t 9ons a%uf9e9eben bate,
fiblte cine Sebnlu1t, ben bei9rdntteH
&reis, bon benz fie fi6 emit getrennt,
einn,al tpieber5uIeben, benn bic 5rembe
bate ibr rurr eirerl bdufisen @e9iel bee
Gnfentbalts, nireenbS cine re6t oans
ernoe nnb nnbeimelnbe Stdtte bieten
tuOlen. sic frnste bel Serrn G4nabel
an, Oh er eeneist iei. iie ~ %empfausen.
Dieter iHrieb ibr, baB er ibr bic Ridz
tebr nidt tueigeru f6nne, es fei aber cine
uneinitige 8eit, bn er ben Cob bes Rim
beS nun balo ernarten miiHe, unb er
felbt ff6 iebr binfdlis fible. Nuf
biele 9adri9t BIN padte Srmina lire
Sabielisteiten suiammen, nnb reifte 5n
ben Sbrisen. sic fam febr auredt uno
erIhien nit anberen @efiHnuueen, aIs
benienieen, bic fie etHft fOrtsetrieben
b0tten, nm nod @odeu lang am Bette
hires unalidli@en &inoes 81 tuGlten.
uno als nn9 benz Tube befefben 6ns
Sie1tbum bes Germ Smnabef ernftlis
der Uur6e, erflate ne fat Gin babies
Sabr ibre 8Hi@t als Satin an ieinein
&rantenlaser. Selbft iehr ernlthaft
rihteube 6ausFrauen rftb Rftter eaben
III, bas fie in Dieien tribielisen Eagen
feline Bhi9t neridsmt, uub peniefteas