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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-23
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Der GrfOls tsF.n fd bic SamSurgsr sauii,
lien . @sDi,ineu t~rfreuen, bsnog sepiRsnlpie
9euts Nirtartn auf ben Rarft ja brinssn unb
inter benz gorpanse an3upreiIsa. bab Is ,,gan3
oasielbe" Opsr ,~.geraoeio gut" otter ..bau asus
lifer Wirfung' isi II. E. 10, tpis Do. ausuf
aSnts's Samburssr 2rUpfeu. . nh
Ssio baber auf Der Snt!
eaA,t su& niSt bstpsssn arsert Wssi,tnsn III
faufsa ale iOl6s, psl6t bic griSat. Stsu.rmarfs
unb bic RamtnsunttrItrift Der psrrtu u. 3d.
seler u. So. traasu. Saltst fsa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-23

sB- Die SataIifisn -, absr, gabstts,
nimm bas SinS bod pom Gid bsruntsr
uno ies' ss auf ben SuBbobsu, bamit,
SOtt bsbits, tsin ausIid ssi$isbt!'
.9ndbise Srau, psnn benz Rinb Elm
llnslad befimmt III, tam ss aud ua9bsr,
wsnn ss anf Der grbs ilsi, pom Gid bsr'
unterfaIen!~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-23
Die lnifi9s Spalte
ROttp: GnfGnbissr S&sr3 aienst ben,
&briien, erbtiisrt bic Seele unb
befOrbert fslbf bic @tiunbbeit
SrS Qetb,S.

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Srs 9eibss.
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lambs tommt elm moberner S6ulinipsttor
nod benz nsusifen bsutidsn S9nitt. gr
traf ben aebrer ssraoe bsim Rs9nsn. ga,
&c mir bod, frasts er Elm ~tIetnss. stwa
fisbsn Sabre altes Wio9en, .psnn bsins
Wuttsr tdsIia ,wst Bfunb Sleiid Fault u.
bas Bfunb so Bfenniss toftst, wie pisI Be,
trdst bas IN Der Do9e2" Oas Wdb9en
fdnst an su rehnen: % Bfunb Tleii9 "a
gfo. so 8fb.=l Wart, ma9t pro 8oGs
8 Wart." Run eruiberts Der S5uIinlpse.
tor: sat Bel eu1 bic Wo1e nur 9 ga,
ss2" %, nsiu!" antuortets sans be
idsibsn bas Mdbdsn, .Re BAT aud bsi uns
7 Sage. absr am Srsttas eiien nj Z
tein SIeiid!" SofortI isB Der S5uI'
inipsetor ben 2ebrsr meter untsrri5tsu,
Sb bieier S9uIinipsctor bieis 2ebre aus
uni8uIOissm Rinbsrmuube bsber,ist?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-23

9B" Su Der S9ule.-9ebrer: Bie
tommit Du SdliuGel ba;u. RiI5 NIT st'
mem Il gu i5rsibsn?
SdiIer: WstI Sie uus 70 sbsn gs
Isbrt babsn, bag man ole bic B6rtsr nit
O i6rsibt, in bsrsu Stammpott Elm II ifebt;
no unb bic Wil5 fommt bod uon Der Rub
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-23

eag- Batter: .aqs slussnbIid Elm nsuss
&Isio. bic @elOufri6psuSuns uirb mir gu
ars!"-G69ter: vabsr Iieber Satsr! 0u
bait uns ia bod su ben Sottr6ssn i'm de.
mii@sn S6rial sebsn Iai{tu; bort baben
mir ssbSrt. bnS fur ben &Orpsr niSts ,a,
trdsliSsr iei, ais raider Stoff.
we&ieI"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-23

eH- 9abne 8srmutbuns. - .Oas III
wirtlid elm pra9tuoIss Bisri Dsib Der
EeufsI, wie ber Brausr bas su psss
brinst; t9 sIaub' msiner SesI, CT ntmmt
an, @nbe gar 9opfen ba,u!~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-23
a E utur

Or 81. ; srstira GampTtsfs- & swpassirsa nas szssps
xdsIibt 6bfatrt.
peunsurs- ansrifantl&s etais Is Ddmpttr.
Rpre-E tutS&tr 9leys, Brsmsn t6 Darpfr.
gunars eints, SissrppsI d. aniiptr. f6 Dampfsr.
Reb Siar Cine Daupfer.
Die Gaufeast ssa y4sselerrn. biz 10 "a ben ksteu IS
Sasrtn af eteieu G~arpffru surdtss Enb htEaser Ietstr
sase Rns bic etat grasftslsas aas saktn ntr les 8ufrsRn
aetaes Sreunst ssR&et.
Sn S~erbtubuns nit Sbiser1, feIs i'd
Ws9iel auf aIle Sauptftdbte GlrOpa's ers.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-23
pfter Airne Soba.
General : Mnenfur

fiji be neutrality-suspicious.
9mpsriaf & 4Srt6sru Su(. Cos, Don Soussu.
&opal Suf. &c., Don Stperpoof.
sanmsreiaf Sniou An. g., Don esoussu-
German Amsseau Suf. &c., Don 2isuysrk
St. Sanf Ssnsr & S1artus Suf. &c.,
p,u ST. Hanf.
st. So(sp6 Ssusr & 2SariHs SnL &c.,
Don ST. Ssltpk.
&tfantte Su(. Co., pom glen yors.
Ssrmau SuE. &c., BON Srssyort, %.
g. g. ACCIDENTAL A. g., BON &arffora.
SIap.fsrs' Suf. 60, pcH Sarffcgs.
Astua Stfe SuE. g., pea Sarffera.
Gteis ma&.tstn gsnpasnitru, sc TO sa etx Gsxass une
eespu 6tar sur3 yarttlist baslTus tsrr psriaas Be-
zdsrt tabtn. eurfteItn TO fttft urt Ernen Srl&eransta
iR estnttrn " etn biaiefsr aats1 sats tstH esupsasa
es.etS.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-06-26
S1OO Reward.
Notice

Notice is hereby giscn that during my absence East niy gife Mary k keiner ie in full charge of all my Business as.d has nlg power of Attorney to that Sfiee.. George Iantiu will run tDe sfofe under hrr t1ree- tian and will attend to aii hlislness matters t..e same ss ii were present..
 E F. HElEsHEk. Globe. A. IT,, May i4. lSS0. niyl5-sf
Arizona silver belt., 1880-06-26

orfna al snzny oalef dls al-t lead to Insanity 1Dd des
 nR tsEETEE g sin e.rce to ioris Q fIvA lirsn=sb TIVE fa1der ais ec.a af..es ard Ftsaentl VII fct ocre. 5g r sss snir inp'rl or H ras liins i1 i ESEt. NE&F FfE t aH private sS aaess farf uila1ti nertr s'8ntuI tatfeb Free iIzeroe4i nft.,l1 and llf. Including ara <,st n.tao cs f9-1ries u flrsl oSA7ffe. oetle or -snict 1lt.st -e -N. ,se e t-f f. N D. iI1 from oass ltlf'ce. asa f es
 E. tEF FEl55 H 4.
 1I ffslnes eet at r.llisco eal DIR. iEIS EEs &iaecE sesas,sE e- Q etf r1. it.fe tlate ra ttta| E,ftfs cpafsiss isae.fa R. ti |'r-t r-i0s 1 1 a 5oi tlttIe lor s 4= ift skarHef ftei filis sae ts. ssid tflaiIest .e ittitfs rsst i tl'- rsfEtf F5f sst is s.t ft.ttA iaui7t9
Arizona silver belt., 1880-06-26
Nole

Anv pfsou claiming an interest as eo- owner liihe RiaHo mine itDsted noa aIin- ersl Hiit pioHeer District fnal Coun1 Arikonas iieret5 modified hat -he undtr- sicned c.ovHers i1 siid Riaito mine have nsrlorias fhe aboI and uia4e Improve ,nents itfeou as required by che tuileu sf4tes ine Laws for the year 1873 and ffan ef Aee bf esment Wolk aad ns- atrrleeiae7ls orttheT Nlth The ea ans aofefl -eHenl Nifhiu ainetf asrs 0 aGf aIeresl iH <ild mlnf b3 rfta6i saa la7 Nii hee9me flie fe k BOW s
 H fcAt
 9B FISH nsoh 4qad Lo-otf AeIa
Arizona silver belt., 1880-06-26
Mining Notice.

All persons claiming a0 Interest as ru- owners ia and fo two certain uiinlns claims, situate, lying aud being iu flie County ot Plnal, Pioneer District, and lerr,ofF 8t AFizona. respectively known aad slesis ns- therefore, tae undersigned eo-otFiltr lii the asoresald knses and bouhcer mines does hereby notiis you, , f Ames. -lites Lawrence James kickreil Nce c. ftrkiAS and James DyruS. aiSo c0-6Wners ais1 ee- linquenl, that the assessment Hefk as re- quifed by the linked ela1es aiinslg Laws has been done and periermcd ol Elie ,sndes- failing E9 pay your respective prepo1tiou e said assessment work for tae gee s aiore- said, and sesf oi tils publication. within ninety dags nom ta-- date hereof xollr re spectire ints ests is t.le aloresad mines 1y operation of ia,4, Hlil pass Co aaa aeco1e lhe propcrt oi I. A. SCGLk1e
 April & l9So. ap a-sca
Arizona silver belt., 1880-06-26
Mine for sale.

The undersigned has 6 GOLD BEARIaG QUGRTz LEDGE FOR SALE which be Vsii saii to any one de- sisng Co purchase. % l.scre alas cs1ot tAt -o ire iiiv infestmcnt- The ledge i kposn ana e-liec lie GEAEflktI Is, and uts originally located 1nccr che 0tLCIt in tiiebs Aulns lissCick, tilizi Couutl Arzora Territory. For fnr-her fsrtic14rs 1s-f ora fsc undersigned nt Globe City. orss0 t E. oL&l aE Florence
 The tisteto tho above named rlias is CEAIl2S- FEED regardless el wiizs i-risonsibLs p-rsiss rnay claim. JAA1S F. GEL. Al.i'
 April 24 Isso.-zsa e
Arizona silver belt., 1880-06-26
Assess nent Notice.
AaooNAUf M.NINa coaFANT-

 Location of principal place of business. san Francisco. California.
 Location of works, tslole AinIng District. Final C0unfys Arlzona ferflf0i3
 Nuticc is serebe given. tsat tl meeting 0f the Board ol Dlreetofs neio issft.ie lfen- ty sixth z53 dag q May fcoss an asstsslneaf No. q 0i lil shfee cents per share was ie- Fica upon 1e capital stock of she sofrosA- tiou payable immediately in tpilel states gold coin, 70 the See1etafys at tiie oiiiee ot tAe Company Room <o. ii- atarAt Street. san tralleisco, C%it9Fnia sl.f stock upon which tiis assasegg hali rc- main anpaid on sAe te,fc ts9 ot JHtf ieSs uIil oc esiiaQus al and e,ferl>e4 lor >.lie % public auetioa ksla rss is, N aade belpre, sail oe sold 0ii e3 s<ft tls 4 ef1 zf eae 4r lsoj Se p9F che tsefue tss siii.nt tesefAt Nfth costs of tlfeftfslaE sila eElna-es e saie. order oi tIie Ecsra e 1srtctefs.
 EEA f.< o> oecft.ar9
 filice--3oois fo --gse Ssrtet. san fraucisco. lAlliofnl4. ~
Arizona silver belt., 1880-06-26
me Great El1gII.h kennedy

is1 nepcr failirr clire fo. Nervous debility exhaust
 | fifeitF seminal ncas hest perlr4tGlh0. Eosi f4NuooD IinpolenaF
 lfalg aed al she ,af- rihls efsce of sclf-arlsa. rof.hialt ilies aud c1ces
 in mafuref ecars slci
 i9E ~ iatmcry l7ssi fnac tmnai emissions
 nresidr to s11Io<y ilim nes 1I pisiar. Nois in
Arizona silver belt., 1880-06-26

sseuoEst a.connts rccels T in currency or coin enblsst to saed at sight
 fferffGefses of Deposit issued payabie on dsr,sn8. ol st fixed date. ssi-ing interest.
 Fxrfaan;ta drawn Ia sfas to srit, on Nex York St Leni Chieseo and al ff4nesco. cr tf,ns- fer of funds is .e oy tait graph Depuitt mode 'r l,ir s1nts VIII e cre1s. @ parties hore ls .,ss receitt sY E ol advice oi tr. ssfae.
 Wrltrfelf or make adsances on Gold or silver bullion. Tsslirie end Counf Bonds and tariails. a.,pfo4ed cid serciaI paper, etc.
 tlrte-s or l1ests by i1al ctneraise Rii reee fe szsc. attealin and bg p-o1pt -pd kiihiA kee'i. 4son of or feFicdcniF wishes rc VII anl e nier- itffrirasste8 it and tcnalence
 l,o19ecf8n8 promptly made and 1eni.tsl iof as sa.irs.i dee 9-sF
Arizona silver belt., 1880-06-26
CaRtion Notice.

Notice s berehy gwen tle on tas 2si day oi June A O. lzIe T n NeSHsai since dead. together sllh Geo. H Cole and D. c. Ca5s5l heated and recorded tle ''Eeilioa silver Nine. situatcd ili Richmond Basin, llaricopa Counsl. A. T The7siofs all I<z sons are warned not Co Tnr hae aiy iH-erse ssilc Nine from any fares tsetiss l--l fe sane sub aent te said date, under zhe name ol tHs 1gc-h Silver Nusse- GEO. ~ COLL
 NANCY NtH BAN.
 Widow e Hm. Newman. deeeassc.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-06-26
Noaee

Notice Is hereby given, that R. Y. Jackson is not authorized t0 incur any indebtedness undersigned will not De responsible for aay debts or liabilities incurred by sad k. Jackson. and nili Hel pay any dfaits or notes nlasie by ifinl and .flai E. r Jack -0n lIss no authority to sign the name el lh. undersigned % any paper or obligation Nhateref. J. H. KOREAN Dated, 6lobe, A. Fl, Apr. F, lss0-
 all II-5sd
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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-09-22

It is not fact that the mother-bird
aids her offspring in escaping from the
she'll. The young of all birds are armed
with small temporary horn or protub-
erance upon the upper mandible, and
they are so placed in the shell that this
point is in Immediate contact with its
inner surface; as soon as they are fully
developed and begin to struggle to free
themselves, the horny growth "pips y
the shell. Their efforts then continue
till their prison walls are completely
sundered, and the bird is free. This
process is rendered the more easy by
the fact that toward the last the shell
becomes very rotten; the acids that are
generated by the growing chick eat it
and make it brittle, so that one can
hardly touch fully incubated birds
egg without breaking it. To help the
young bird forth would ensure its speedy
death. It is not true either that the
parent shoves its young from the nest
when they are fully fledged, except,
possibly, in the case of some of the
swallows and of the eagle. The young
of all our common birds leave the nest
of their own motion, stimulated proba-
bly, by the calls of the parents, and, in
some cases, by the Withholding of food
for longer period than usual.-J0hn
Burroughs, IN MaY Sc'16ner.
A Hindoo Hercules.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-09-22
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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-09-22

A NUMEROUS body of admirers are
about erecting a statue in terra Gotta to
the distinguished graduate Of Oxford,
John Ruskin, in the drawing school of
the University. The Duke of Yelling
ton has stated that when his letters and
correspondence were fully published a
good many statues would be taken
down. Ruskin need fear no such casu-
altV
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-09-22

PROF. PROCTOR declares that the
earth is still in it's youth. Now we know
why the giddy thing runs round so much
o. nights.-Cinci,anatt Gazette.
A POETS Natural History ~ Eanlt
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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-09-22

The poets which most readers and
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its brood has flown, and a graniyorous-
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these lines: .3s 3s VI
The mother.bird hath broken for her brood
Their prison shells and showed them from the
nest, - IS
plumed tor their earliest aight
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-
A Hindoo Hercules.
AN entertainment of q novel charac-
ter was recently given at the house of
Mr.. Morarjee Goculdas, at Bombay, who
invited large number Of guests to wit
ness some extraordinary feats of strength
on the part of the celebrated Deccan
athleth, Babajee Tulsiram. The compa-
ny, which included many of the leading
inhabitants of the city, sat in semi
circle, at either point of which were
placed several pretty little native boys,
arranged in brilliant and costly apparel.
The picturesque dresses of the native
ladies who were present, the whole robes
OF the Parsee gentlemen and the gay
colors of Hindoo attire had retnarka-
bly, fine effect when seen in conjunction
with the beautiful surroundings. After
some preliminarics in the way of hand
ing round for inspection the materials
with which he intended to perform, and
having satisfied the company that there
was no deception, the athlete, a tall,
soldierly man, some twenty-seven years
of age, and with magnificent develop
ment of muscle, proceeded to crush q
number of cowries (shelfs) between the
palms of his hands. He completely
ground them to powder in this manner;
uttering during the process, sharp, shrill
cries, which were probably intended to
Then the performer placed cocoanut
upon the head of boy, and with what
appeared to be fearful blow broke the
nut in pieces and scattered the milk in all
directions, without, strange to say, hurt
ing the boy in any way. The next feat was
breaking stout coil of rope by simply
pulling it. One of the most extraordi-
nary parts of the performance was the
following: The athlete placed betel
leaf between two of his fingers, and
then, by pressing the fingers together,
cut the leaf SO as to throw the upper
part several feet high. But the most
startling feat was the breaking of a
stone laid on his chest. The man lay
down at full length on some chairs, and
huge stone, weighing four Bengal
maunds equal. to one hundred and
twelve pounds), was placed on his chest,
which was simply covered by a thin
tunic. Two men then struck the stone
some tremendous blows with heavy
hammers, and after two or three at
tempts the block rolled off the mans
chest in two pieces. He next made
several attempts to break a cocoanut
with handkerchief. His mode of pro-
cedure in this case was to roll the hand
kerchief tightly in the shape of ball,
and then to throw the ball upon the
nut. Pulling a piece of sugar cane in
two exactly at the joint, and bending a
thick iron plate, were among the other
feats performed. The company then
went out on the balcony, where the ath-
lete cut sugar cane so as to throw up
a piece thereof one hundred and fifty
feet high. 1t was done thus: A man
held out a scimitar with the edge down.
wards, and Babajee struck the cane up
wards against the edge of the sword,
the piece thus cut off flying great dis
lance in the air. This brought the per-
Torrance to a close, and the performer
was then presented with handsome
shawl.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-09-22
Beware Of Imposition.

The Prices for our new machines are less thar.
those asked by dealers in second hand, rebuilt and
refnshed machines, or those selling out old stock
to close up business, many such inferior and old
style machines being offered as new ut reduced
prices; beware of imposition and only buy NEW
machines. There are no NEW frst-class machines
offered as low as the "Family,"bS AMY dollars.
Machines sent for examination no.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-09-22

ALIENS ULCERINE sALVE, =
will positively cure all old sores and ulcera
OF every name and description no matter of
how many years standing Q<how many 9TH
or remedies have failed, IT has been used
tor over fifty years and I've defy the public
to instance single caselwhere it has failed.
There is no other remedy known that even
claims to do what this/Salve actually docs
do and that without/ever failing. If you
have been suffering flor one or fifty years
with an ulcer, and trA ed ten thousand other
remedies, do not fail by any means to use
Ulcerine Salve for it Twill surely cure you.
Send for dcscriptivJ catalogue containing
full directions and numerous sworn tcsti-
monials; one Wilde mailed to any address
free of charge: Price so cts. per bottle.
Prepared by j. p. ALLEN.
Druggist andy Manufacturing Pharmacist,
SRI PAUL, M1NN.
FoR SALE BY/AAL FIRST CLASS DRUGGISTS.
For Sale by
JOS. BOBLETER,
NEW ULM, MINI
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-09-22

tore payment of Bill.
Extraordinary inducements offered to Clcrgymen
Teachers, Storekeepers, etc., to act as agents.
Horse ard wagon furnishedf free. For testimonials
descriptive books, mailed free with samples o.
work, liberal terms, circulars, etc. Address,
FAMILY SEWING!MACHINE Co.
.. 755 Broadway, New York