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A BAxD or RoHnERs BRoKES UP.-During
the past few weeks thirteen men, rapgiug ia
age from 10 TO II, add claimed TO be the Walsh
Mountain gang Of thieves and robbers, have
been arrested and lodged in The jails Of Rerks
apd Lebanon counties, Pa, on the charge Of
plundeFing stares, railway stalloRs, freight
depots and farm houses. One Of the party
has made fall confession. The entire gang
lived IN the forestpoanlry near the blue Noun.
iains. They met IN Ghost Hollow, where
esoh took 81 oath on the Bible to be loyal
nns TO The other, and always be ready 10 pro.
leet and defend and divide all plumber. A,
the conclusion Of the oath dnagsrs were drawn
and every man threatened with death should
be reveal their secret Edward Sehaum, Al.
fred Lehman, Fred. Brill, Benz Kallerman,
Sam. McDoaough, Geo. Good, W. Meyer.
Qaack SchaeheF, WIN. MoyOr. Jacob Houck
and several others we're taken into custody.
They aFe rough-looking baekwoodsmen q
tho poorest eiaEH Some procured bail. They
oil claim thai the man who confessed against
them swore falsely. Their thieving opera.
tons extended into four or ave counties, and
The band was terror in Eastern Pemnsylva-
MIA They had night signals and counter.
signs, and carried on the boldesl operations,
driving Of caltlc and pIunderinR indiscsimi,
paleiy, hiding lkelT bnely 10 lhe Tlopetai1s and
then running Hog 70 Ne siIleR =
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PILEsl NO cUREl NO PAY

HNREATMENT almost Painless. wi,hou,
u the use Of the Knife, Caustic, or Lira.
tire. Recent and Wonderful Discovery.
Practiced only by myself east Of the noun.
tAins. Win give $1,000 for case OF Piles
cannot cure. Consultation and Examination
FREE- Win be At Wheeler's Hotel Westmin
zter, on the following dates;--Mondays, De.
cember is and y, January 10 and "a, Feb.
ruary and a, March and 81. "
dec ll'sm JAMES CREss, N. D.
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NO. aooo EQUIrS,
MORTGAaEE,s 81.
90
r. T. A l. EST A m
IN Freedom Disiricf, Carroll q ~

W. NJ
p1 virtue OF a pOWer Of sale eo.,.,.
40 Deed Of Mortgage execuled ~ /
W. Phillips 10 T.. 4. Benton Harsay u
September 10th, 1879, and rpeor5sS a,ls
the Real Estate Mortgage Reeords Of &c -
county Ia l.iber 7. /. s., No. IA. IN -. y
6e,, the undersigned, Mortgage, Viii " ~
Public Sale, on the premises, on 'Sa''t
Wednesday,, tAs stA day Of Jaan,,. !,
al / O'Clock, 7. NJ, the foilowin, ~
ing Tracts Of Land, situate in Casrnr a'ial
about half mile East Of Oakland c.. We :
about one mile from Oakland Mn. = y =
dom district. The FIRST tract, con,a;a;. ~
HALF ACRE OF LAND, MORE !, T.,
was conveyed 10 said john W prnr ~ \
John frederieks and wife, by deed ~.
gust iih, 1876, and recorded smons NJ I, a
Records Of Carroll county, in Libef , ~ 4 = y
No. Al, folio ll3, &c. ~
The second Tract adjoining the e.,
tanning ~
IS ACRES OF LAND, MORE n, In.
is part ola Tract Of Land called ..M,,.a.s
Desire" aud was conveyed 70 said III. I
Phillips by Alfred Mckendry Phag.aa
wife, BY deed dated January b,h Is,s =
recorded among the Land Eeeord' ~ Y
county, in Liber =. I. s., No. 40, IN, - =.
&c. The Improvements consist Of a m, - =
story LOG HOUSE, and necessary os ~. y Y,
ings. These Tracts adioin the land, N 49, ~
Bennett, Mary Green, Kate Jones, anS ~ ~
Terms-Cash. ''A''
7. &. BENTON HARTSooK
Mortgages
dec Its w
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ELECTION NOTICE.

Farmers and Mechanica' National Rank ,
Westminster Nd, Dee. iO.h, 1850 I
NHE Stockholders Of this Bank a. 49,.
q notified that an election for Five D;,ac'
tors TO manage The affairs Of the Bank a. ~,
ensuing year will be held at Ibe RsaL; ;n'
House. on the Second Tuesday, beiao ~ II,I
d 1.ay % January, 1881, between ne bos,s y
IL m, and O'clock, .. m. ~ "'"'s o'
a. W. A. CUNNINGHAM.
Cashier
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ELECTION NOTICE.

THE members Of the Mutual Ere ~" :.
a ance Company Of Carroll County i ino,sr,
quesled TO meet al their Office, 10 Wesllnp1gssa
on Monday, fhe AOik day Of Dses'oe r.. %
ioE the purpose Of elecsihn Ten DireG ;,I ,.Es
serve for one year. The eleetlon ~ =.
place between The hoaFs of 10 e'slock' .. -
and z, p. N ny order, xn
nav S1.a, Secretary,
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WOOD LAND FOR SALE.

A LOT Of 81 Acres and II Perehssi
"A on the road from John d. ReoP y ~ 4
% Pleasant Valley, adjoining the ~. ma
David X. Petry. A lot Of 1Oi Acres ~
~ Perches, near War6cldsbarg' aegn,. VIZ,
the land Of Theo. c. Stonor. Both ere w ~.
Wy timbered with Rock Oak and o'heI, ' ~,
ties; For terms &c. Of the last NAMED v.
apply to David Zepp, near New Min9so''
EMANUEL zEPR r.,
Ma ~ ' ~sPP' nov g-a
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Notice to Creditors.

NoFlcE is hereby given that the ,uh.c,;.
- oers have obtained from the Orphans
Court o. Carroll county, letters Teslamen,arv
on the Personal Estate OF
JOHN DAVIS CLEMSON.
lAle o. Carroll county, deceased. An nor.
sous having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned TO exhibit the. same with ,he
vouchers thereof legally authenticated 10 ,bs
sapscrl6ers, on or before the llth dav ~
Say, isSii they may otherwise by law he
excluded from all benefit Of said estate. Those
indebted are requested to make immediate
payment. N'a'e
N Given under our hands this OH day Of
RACHEL CLEMSON.
NICHOLAS II. CLEMSON.
Nec II ~ Exaaotn..
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-12-11

MANUFACTURE OF OLEoNARGARIsE.
--Pally Ave million pounds Of oleOmarga-
rice are produced per aHDam on the
grounds Of the West Philadelphia, Pa,
Abaitoir. Nearly thirty thousand pounds
Of beef Eat, filtoen hundred quarts Of milk
and two Thousand pounds Of dairy butter
are daily consumed In the manufacture Of
this artificial butter. Two.thIrds Of tho
oleomargsrine made at this establishment
are sent 10 Europe The Holanders are
large consumers; but they only take the
oil before il is churned, and do oil the
finishing processes themselves, thus saving
The profit 90 the salt, milk and other IN
gradients Dnly small percentage IS put
upon the philadelphia market Tho abat-
toir II an establishment Of lhe behnsylya,
MIA Railroad, where all the cattle for The
philadelphia markets and for shipment 10
Europe ~ yeffigcrating steamers are
slaughtered aud dressed. This SECURES
supply Of the best materials for tho ipiita-
iion besisy
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Stockholders, Meeting,

A General Meeting Of the Stockholders Of
"A the Carroll County Agricultural Society.
as provided by the Charter, will be held Al
the Court House on Monday, Tie srd dav 81
January, 1850, at 10 O'Clock, .. M, for he
purpose OF eleciing officers for tho ensuing
year. full attendance Ia requested as bus.
mess OF Importance viii be brought before the
meeting. by order
FIJI. oREEDoRFF,
aec ~ 'e Secretary.
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Election Of Directors

Uxiox NAnoxAL BaxK o. wssTx1xsren, ,
pEcEnHER, 10, 1880 I
A n election for Ten Directors for .hls
"A Bank will hs hsld on 1t,esdap, ~ ma
aay 81 yanaafe, 1854, between tks kours Il
llo'elock, A. II. and "a o'clock, N. Of said
day, al said Bank, ]. W. Herring,
dec lite Cashier.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-12-11

The 4Gsh Congress met Oh Monday 10
seooad annual session, and members se.e
ready, as usual, With many local and IN
important bills. knt some Of the InoFs in.
Portant werc not ready for submission,
The session will expire on March 4rh, and
necessary Legislation, Of which there 4
much, should alone claim the attention Of
,hs Two houses. A move has been made
10 Tie Senate toward making a new ap-
porticgment at ibis session. The census
returns are ready, and there Is 10 apPar-
emf obstacle 10 the concentration Of the
work.
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10 the Circuit Couu for Carroll County.
Adam Buehur aud others We UAihArine Bushsr
ct. ais.
ORDERED this 9TH day Of December,
~ 1850, that the sale Of the real estate Of
Henry Bueher, deceased, made by Joseph y.
Parks, Trustee, appointed by decree in laia
cause, aud this day reported TO said Court By
said Trustee, be ratified and confirmed, unsH
cause be shown TO the contrary on or before
the 10th day Of January, lssl; provided
copy OF this order be inserted in some neEs
paper Published 10 Carroll county, at leaa
once a week for three successive weeks before
the Sd day Of January, 1881.
The report states the amount OF sale 10 se
$260,s7l.
FRANK 7. SHAW, CLERK.
True eopy,-Tesl:
dec Il,3t FaAxK T. SnLs, cletk
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NO. l15s EQUITY.

Ia the Circuit Court for Carroll eounY'
Alfred ZOllickoafer, ct ais. vs.. Caroline WI
son, ct ais.
ORDERED this I'd day Of DeeenbsI' E.
W ID. 1880, that the second account o. "
Auditor filed in this cause be finally rAnn,-
and confirmed, unless cause to the eol.ln
thereof be shown on or before the zO!n oslv az,
December inst provided copy OF lhii 0 w.,
be inserted for two successive weeks es'S,s
the last named day in some newspaper P''
hshed in Carroll county.
FRANK +. SHAW, clsrE-
True eopy,--Tests -
dee 4.2t FRAxK T. SHAw, Cle's.
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Audit Of the County ffsaSufsf'S AsNnh

Rf an order Of the Board Of Coun,y Con.
~ missiORers OF Carroll Couaiy, the ubdsr.
signed was authorized toaudil The aceosnl, q
Joseph A. Waesche, treasurer for aid Con.
ty,ior one yesr, from the 18th day Of Novsu.
ber' 1873, TO the 2.th day Of November, lssO,
inclusive, and after 4 thorough e1AmiaAiioa
Of the Books aud Vouchers, finds th.. Is,
Treasurer received during the year So, lOs,.
II, aud paid GU, daring the zane time ST.,
1919, leaving balance in the Treasury d
S9,9l6.2L ! felt gratihed to ascertain hat
the Ireasnrer's accounts eoresponded to he
cent FRANCIS WARNER
Ordered by the Board tina, the Report q
Francis Warner, Esq, as Auditor, be accept
ed and that the CLERK have the same publish
ed. A full statement Of the Assets and La,
bilities Of the County for the fiscal year viii
be Published ia the Annual Statement Of the
Commissioner
JOS. A. wAESCHE,
dec ll-3t. Clerk
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FOR RENT

VIE property occupied BY Prof nro.t a.,
a Tor the past years, in Westmins.er >s a
,srge Brick House, Wash House, Pa.I,. 4
mouse and Yard, = large Stable. Good - W
IT q ne kitchen door. Large Garden ana
Iaru, with plenty Of Frait. This i enc a' :,
"a. ~ most desirable properties Ii ~ ~. ~. u
as.ms low 70 good tenant. Win Iease !, n,
IL desired. e'e''n gwen at once
dec lift Inn pp,ps,,
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&c iiu mo, L. REIFsNIDER.
PUBLIC SALE

w I'LL be sold On Aarel 10. 1851 a. IL
iAy@ o. The late David II. sbriver :, as sas
weA@insssF, all my Stock, Farm;re nsn'
@SnN household Furniture. A. 'inp's'
ellla will give particulars. large
zee Its VEkLEY J. cLoUsHRp
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so. lool RouIrY.
NO. 1894 EQUITY.
IN the Circuit Court for Carroll County st
ting as q Court Of Equity,

IN the Circuit Court for Carroll County 81
ting as Court Of Equity,
j. Henry Hoppe vs. Rachel Basby.
ORDERED this secoad day Of Deeenbsr,
" A. ID. 1880, that the sale Of real eslAls
made and reported by J. Henry Hops
mortgage, under and in pursuance Of ne
power Of sale contained in the tso mortgage
copies Of which are filed among the PtoeeeS
ings in this cause, be ratified and eonhfmeo,
unless cause to the contrary thereof Be sho.a
on OF before the third day Of January neif
provided copy Of this order be inserted y
some newspaper Published in Carroll eSasv,
the 9Th day Of December, inst. =.
The report states the amount Of sales TO @
$500. 90.
FRANK 7. SHAW. CLERK.
True eopy,--Tesi
dee 4-3l FHAEE 7. SHAS, oiefA'
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What Mr.. Hayes had to say Of civil service
reform, 10 bis message, might have been rem.
dered more interesting BY az accompanying
exhibiI al Ihe aanbeF Of political speeches
maze p eaca nem5er q 'he Hayes CR4inei
aud us HambsF Of days absencb Of egch from
Warrington % siamplng ioqF%-'N y SIN
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LIST OF UNCLAIMED MATTER

pEMAINING in the Post Office, at West
III minister, Nd, December I, 1885,
Brown, Mrs Aalinda Baines, Miss Ida
Barnes, Miss Susie Sullivan, Miss Belinda
Barnes, Noah G.
Persons calling for matter in the above list
will say il was advertised.
dee II A. n. HUBER, P. n
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The Ship caapi and no Niddlefogp
aud Elkioa Railroad are ssaudlag sa1iessa
fas sle newspapers oe tAo Maryland and
Dsl1uase peninsuls When these sorks
ere eomdleted wo VII make q note Of Il.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-12-11

The As,erioaa farma. for December closes
the volume with number Of great interes;
and permanent rAlae. Able men discuss
Fertilizers aud Fertiiizihg Materials; the pro
eeedings Of Farmers clabs noted for their
experience and success, are given the Live
Stock. Dairy and Poultry Departments are
unusually attractive. Fruits, Flowers and
Vegetable Gardening have ample space, evi-
IDENTIFY from prae.ieed hands. Some cutter
tanning grange literature Is presented, inelad-
ing summary Of the National Grsnge's pro.
ceediags The Home Department viii awake
the enthusiasm Of every lady reader. Tie
Farmer has something for all tastes, aad
should be a Fegs lar visitor 10 every farmers
household Subscription sl.5O a year 81
% clubs Of I've OF more, snd to new subscri-
bsrs received this moath three Nos. Of 1856
sill be nailed free. S. Sands 4 Son. Bahi'
more, Nd, are the publishers.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Centenary N. Z. Church, Rev. ]. ID. Sill
pastor, December l2-at i0I a. M. snb;ss,
Bible standard Of all prayer;n A. I'M
''Nho will be saved Y't Ti
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NOTICE.

MY Book Accounts have beea p's sI,;,,,
AVA the hands Of Mr.. ID. keenes o NE
for collection, and 81 persons kno~last %
selves indebted are requested iocIe sRfY
early settlement. d. f. BUShn
dc an
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-12-11

Mr.. Hayes dismissed Gen. Arthur from
the colleetOrsAiP Of New York in order
that the ofise might be honestly admin
istered,r then let all the government en-
ployees be assessed three times heavily to
help 10 elect him TO The higher position Of
Vice President. This is how Mr. Hayes
prae,ieed Civil Service Reform.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-12-11

The counting u tho electoral vote BY
Congress next month, il is quite likely,
viii be quile stormy A running dispute
on tie constitutional provisions governing
tho counting 10 the Horse % Tsesdsy,
would sees 10 indicate H.
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THR PAssIoS PLAY.-The recent dis
cussion Of this play, by the press and pull
pit Of New York, has awakened renewed
interest 10 it, especially 10 the religious
world and the public elamOr against its
production upon the boards Of Booths
Theatre, New York, has been sufficient to
prevent its presentation before sn Ameri-
can audience. There is a vast difference,
however, between the production Of this
spectacle by the simple-hearted aud deeply
pious peasants Of 0ber-Ammergau, pre-
eeded as it is By religious devotion and
preparation, aud the proposed presentation
Of it, for gain, il an ordinary theatre. A
brother of the editors Of the ADVOCATE
witnessed it, last summer, at 0ber-Am.
mergau, some account Of which will b
found in a letter from him, which We pub.
lish on the frst page Of this issue.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-12-11

The Nontg0sleffaH complains that Ia Mont.
gomeEy cosnty hawks have greatly increased,
and are destroying the birds and fowls. The
paper advocates Law, for that county, put
ing bounty On haHk heads Our eKpe.
Iienee in Talbot, where ihsEs 4 b0unty o.
siftg cents on The head Of eeery hawk killed
IN he county, u that such Law is very ser
yiceable- Al lsast SIX hundred hawks are
killed every year 10 Talbot, for which The
county pays three hundred dollars. Talbot
j. an exceedingly unhealthy county for hawks,
4 Most Of those killed are shot, bui many are
eaaghlia steel traps pat On the ends Of poles
set ~ in open Zelda. We advise Montgom-
cry 10 try the bounty plan, and sec il in a
short time most OF her hawks are not dead
hawks.--!St. Aiehaeis C0Rcf.
II six hundred hawks are killed every
year 10 Talbot, it would seem tina,
the number Is not likely to diminish.
Should DOT this be warning to Mont
gomery county 20; to try the bounty sys-
temp Il IS said BY savanis that nothing
Is made IN vain, aud that eveB hawks ara
useful to man. Ia Pennsylvania, New
York, aud al the New England States
field mice are very destructive and girdlS
apple and other fruit trees Hawks de
stroy great many mice, aud mice have
greatly multiplied 10 all that region, be
cause the hawks have been killed OF.
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'sN THOUSAND dollars 10 Io.. =.
&. ao.,esgs =, per cent, IN sums IL MI N
y. yss,. y desired. Apply al III, one -
y ~ . AND cIRcuLARspriD,.,,dl
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6effeu unb Rattan.

gon Der 2abn mirb am 25. Stunt semsI.
bet Mm peHoGeneu Sonntas murbe uns
ter sroSsm 3uIauf In Nrfurt Der uormaIise
Iorissnbe bee bortisen Rirdsnporaanbss,
betannt ais beruorragenber &uIturtdmpfer,
pesen 9srba9ts Der Branbiiiftuns unb bss
Metneibss perbaftet unb nod 0imburs tn
bas 9anbssri1ts @sfdnsniB abssfabrt.
Scr (tnsmii1en perftorbene) @etfIt@e pom
grfnrt. Der {. 3. ben ~bstrsfsnben Germ In
elmer Yrebist peri0uIi9 ansearifien bate,
mar auf bsfien Gutras gu 8 Ronateu @s'
fdnsniB usrurtbeiIt worben. Die 8erbres
den idsinsn ft9 In Der biefsen 9easnb in
Der Reutsit ~ mebren, inbem Dor 6ur5em
eff 8 @inuobnsr bss SIsdsus Silmar me:
gen Sraubfiftung perbaftet wurben.
gbsnio elm Bauer bort wsssn Weinsibs.
Gin @rubtnbsfssr aus bsmisI5eu Slsden,
bsr In Der @rinberperiobe cine bebeutenoe
RolIe ssipielt, aber wesen betriserii8su
Banterotts unb Weinei6s psrbaftet mar,
bat fi1 i'm 2anbseri1tssefdnsntB erbdnst.
Sin anbsrer @rubsnbe1ser pom 8ilmar,
Der in msiten &rsiien bstannt mar, fart
zines plosIi1eu CODES unb ss murbe aud
ibsr fem 9erm5asn Der &onturs e%rtannt.
Die 9aiiuen iolen 4o0, 600 W. ausnia'
den. Der Sdpteseriobn bsfelbeu, be,
als @rubenueruaIter fuusirte, iist bsreits
wessn Be&ieIfdli@uus A Sabre i'm De-
fdnsniB.
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tens Der .Orsimdnnsr", bic an Der Spiss
bieier 800" feben %iolIsn, aIs bette 0orar'
belt fur Grants Sies In 1884 bstra@tet.
gine Bittwe IN Ohio f&uIbete
ibrem Rnedt $500. I'm bieIe S@ulb su
tabnen, beiratbste iie ibn, unb spei Bo1en
ipdter IieB He fid BON ibu, f9eiber, mas
500 toffste. -&einer BrofI BON $3.50.
Die NnttSretm aurerYa
ueI9e ft9 Dor so Sabren biIbete unb elm
tnraes politii9es 9eben bate, erbtslt ibren
anitoB bur@ bas s~ebeimnibuoQe 8sri9min.
ben S Worsan's, weI9er TN Staate New
gort aus elmer 9ose setreten mar unb
brobte, bersn @~sbeimnife III sntbiuen.
Der sreiis SournaIiif GburIom @ssb err.
Hart isst, baB Mprsan i'm Niasaro flnfie
erirdntt uurbe unb baS feline M6rbsr inn
eth uoues @sfdnbutb abselest bdttsn.
giner bsrislbsn, s. Wbitnsp, iou eff tirs.
LID IN @bicaso sefforben iein.
ginpo nerSab Der eroBsrsu
Stdbte Der Union mad benz biesidbrtsen
Genius I'm 9ersIei@ NIT benz Genius pom
1870: Is
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Rbetu MofeI.

Gin tlsinsS Runftpsrt, psI5ss aus einem
Stid S1isne psrfertist 1T, murbe pom
Dortmunb Sur DiGsIborfer ausfiel
lung ssi4idt. Der S9Iofer Sabricus In
Dortmunb bat ndmIt9 aus elmer S1ieue
BsHemer StabI Don l0t 8oa 9dnge einen
Banm searbsitst, psIder pon Der Befdbis
suug unb benz &uniHeiS ieineS Uerferti.
gers eiu b5dft ribmIi9es 3eusniB abIeat.
l1nten IN elm Stld S9isne pon 8 Soq ffe,
ben seblieben, aus bem Reft 3iebt f9 erff
elm frdftts sealbeiteft p~oIirtsr Sodel. Sn
Der Mitte bes Bisels erbebt f9 bann Der
Baum nit 10 Bldttsrn, 8 geften unb
Rrone nit 4 Traubsn. Die 6auptiads
Bel bisiem 70 aitrIi9 aus benz unseflsen
bacterial seatbetteten flsinsn &unfwerte,
msIdss aubertbaIb SUB S6be bat, III, baB
GO gang aus einem Stade beffsbt. baB nir.
ssnbs stmas ansefist if.-lleber ben
Stanb Der Weinberse an Der @oieI
i9reibt man aus Berntaitsl unter benz
81. Stunt: Die Wsinberge, weI&e burd
bic aubsrseu6bnli9e un6 anbaItenbe
RdIte i'm Wtnter iebr s%elittsn babsn unb
3uIsst nod an man9en Stslen bur1 bic
Waifr6its bsf4doist wurben, babsn fi4, 70
i@retbt bic Grier 9ojts." In letter 8stt
wisbsr stuas srboIt unb finb pielfa& auf
benz goben aussei6lasen, 10 baB Is ni4t
n0tbis ietn pirb, bieielben wiebsr nsu an
5uIesen. Ssbo@ bic 8ossnreben fiab mel
items, Defenders In ben gobenfddsn. bin
seworben, unb bic wenissn AusidlHs
weI&e fe nod setrisbsn, tnb pisIfa4
fdwa9 unb babsn peniss @sideins, 70 baB
mir aud wenis @eiu tn bieism Sabte
MAIDEN unb frob fem t6nnsn, penu mir i'm
Onr&i6nitt Elm 3sbntel 9srbit MAIDEN
werben. Dasu mare isst, no bic @eldsins
In bic glitbe fommen, bur6ass warme
saniiss 8itterans nStbis, bamit bic BIltbs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-07-20

Sober Sarmer unb dberbanpt ieber
CONTINENT wsiB, bas auf aIsn importirten
Sa9eu. wte giisn, StobI, u.f.w. Elm febr
bober @~insanss3ou febt, nm ben tnIdnbi.
iden Sabrttanten @eIegeabeit 40 bieten, bic
bo9fen Yreiie fur ibre Gabrttate 3u erbal.
ten. Rebmsn mir 4. o. ale Sarmmaf9is
men, 70 pirb Der Sarmer fnben, baB bieis
Su9en su bod TIM Yreiie finb unb omar
UNI bas OoppsIte. DIES tommt aber Sur9
ben giusanss3oI obsr Tarif. Ser issise
rspublitauii9e Observation-Disclosures III
u elmer isner 8lutiaussr, bic bas Wart
bes Garmsrs a~usiausen ; bic Hd an benz
6let6s uub Der Arbett bss Sarmers bid
frs7en". Bis io2 pirb man9er fraaen.
Run sinfa1 baruu1, neil @arfislb Elm BE,
firwortsr bes RonopoIs 1T, Der bisieu Bets
nabe uneri4winsIi9en ginsanss3oq nidt
aIein gut beiBt, fonbsrn aud nit aqer Tim
81 @ebots ftebenben Ma9t usrfs9tet, neil
er sbsn Elm nur Su wiuises @srtseus in
ben 5dnbsu Der MonopoIiiten unb Tabri.
tantsu 1T. aber aud bic rspubIitanii9e
8latfOrm 1T sisentIid MUIR int SntersHs bss
WonppoIs perfabt.
SIM usitsren 1T bieier iaubere garbibat
etn 8ertbeibtser Der gbineieneinmanberuns
Warum3 Nun, mite b~etannt, III Der gbiuele
ein biuiser 4rbsiter, Der NIT $3.50 Gents
per Tag ishr sufriebsn III unb elm asbsu
bamit fibrt.
Die meiifsn Staatswablen fla,
ben am 2. ROuember b. s., slsi@seitis nit
Der prdfbsatenwabI fat. Sn foIssnben
Staateu sibt es aber nod Staatsmablen
uor Der prdfbentenmobI :. alabama am Q.
Gusuf, Grtanias 8. Septsmber, 0ermont
Z. September, Waine Is. September.
Georgia 8. Ottobtr. Ohio unb Snbiana
~. Ottober, 0st W~trsinisn IA. Ottober.
Sn ben seuanntsn Slbfaaten III ben DE,
uaotratsn Der Sies fiber, basesen 1T Ser,
mont unsmsifeIbaft repubIitauif@.
Die ,gsew BORT Cum IN usrautuort.
LID fur na9ifsbsnbs Carnations Nadridt.
gs iouen im santen 9anb ssbeime @eieq.
f@aften In Der Bilbuus besriffen Ietn NIT
BEN Ramen: Die $780," Dies namlid
mar bic antabl Der DsIesaten, peI9e Bis
gum Ietten Womsnt auf Der @bicaso Son,
pention fur Grant itimmtsn. Der 3ned
bieier @eieai9aften fOa bic alsitation iein
flr cine Domination Grants in 1884.
Der WitteIpuntt bieier Bewssuns lit 3u
Wafbineton. Die Tbdtisteit fir bic aes
senwdrtise 8abl fol- bamit ni9t aas9e.
l&Iofen fein, TN @essntbsil pir6 Elm Sies
in bieism Sabr unb bas Si9srn Der Buns
bsssinnabnaeu aaf wsitere pier Sabre Ssi'