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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-28
Sir6fiGe WeutsReiten.
SnIano.
0i6eee Columbus 8.


Cine riidsansis ssmabte @bsi5Iis,
bun9 bat In Columbus groBes Gufieben
semadt. Gin RatboIit Namens 9eorae
s. MeWlabon polte Elm Der Sette Der
@piscopaIsn anssb6risss Mdo9eu, Ras
mems Carrie u. PIatt, ebeIi4sn, bod Be-.
ffanb bas Mdb4sn parauf. baS ibre 81.
mad poraussesansensr ginissnuns bur4
einsn fatbolii9eu Prisffer aud Dor einsm
Prebiser ibrer Setts abssi9IoGen werbe.
Seer RatboIif madte bssbaIb bic Ssiratb
ridsdnsis, mas feline Braut In srcSe De.
tribnib ieste uub i5rsn Bmber faf benz
Wabnhnne uobe bra9te. Ser bo4m'fs
6srr Bif@of Watterfon bat besbalb In 81,
mem ldnsern S&reibsn bas Weisn ber fas
tbolti&en Gbe ndher ertld,t unb iaat am
S&Iufe bs1slbeu: sd babe Bis istt bic
2sbrsu unb @epFossnbsit Der ei,de nur
gang allsemsiu, obne Radf&t auf sinen
bsffimmtena GaQ ertldrt. Was nun ben
~btfoubersu, mir uorIie8enbsn Taq anssbt,
70 fanH Id Der bauou bstrofTensn JamiIis,
wenn fs wirfH@ aus @spifenbaftisteit 70
sebanbeIt BAT, nur unsine uoQe Ansrtsa.
uuns to0en unb ulni9te, boB alIe Brotss
fanten ibr BetfpteI ua&abmen. 50 Be-
wunbere aud "Sern WaeNaabon unb
wanf&te, ba6 aus RatboIitsn cine sbsnio
srobs Stanbbaftisteit isisten. DEM banu
watbe Der tnnisfs Wunf4 Der Rir9s, baB
% tetne ssmtf&ten Chen adbe, In grfll'
lung 8ebsn. Wenn bsibe Tbeils aus @s'
wihsnbatttsfsit 70 ssbanbsIt babsn, isbs Id
tstnsn @ruae, wesbaIb elm Gbsil mebr
label perbient ais Der anbsre, ober wesbaIb
fe aberbaupt label uerbiensn. Wenni ir.
senb Semanb Tabtl perbient, 70 btn td ss,
ba ID BERN Wae Wabon ben @atb aab.
Der Tim iett 70 sroBe Observation-Disclosures
buse1o8sn bat. Do9 Id Tam ibn ertro,
gen unb wtrb e. msins Stsuuna uur nod
fsfsr ma@sn.~I %
IS, ,,s8 .dag Nuslaub. @
&n bic 1000 2ir&sn In 5rantrsi9 Rnb
benz 81. Wartinus seueibt. "a a'''. a."
Der Rapft bat far bic Bsl4dbistsn pom
asram 1000 Gre s~eipsnbst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-28

sladIiSerpsiis ibr 8ieI. Rsbrsrs GIN
wobuer battsn bic S@ife ssb6rt, obne aber
wsitsr barauf a. a4ten; 10 III Der Gbdter
enttommsn. Rad benz ~alIsemeinen Bolts
urtbsiI banbelt e. f9 bier UNI einsu Vet
tsufii1sr Bosbeit ODER Ha9e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-28
Saar, @afsl, eif.l NIB 9unsriA.

saar, @afsl, eiftl uus 9unsriA.
Srobbsm S.rolfein 6 auss.be6nte
Ssmsinoe BoIounsen bsRst 10 BARI bod
feline Der pislen obI t.rbsnbsn gi4en i'm 8e.
uattnosualo sebauen psrben. Sa iFs
bsfer, oab aqes aus Der SaI4s beaablt
piro. Gsrolfein i9snfte Der rbeiniiAen
giienbabnssis0i9aft bas g%abnboftsrrain
oabier, tpel9es iber Is. 600 Wtart fofste.
Dor usbrsrn Sabrsn puroe cine BaHer-
leituns ansslsst, bic ibsr 20. 1000 Warf IN
tsbsn tam. Oa3u tsumt nod cine foh.
ipislise Misunderstanding.
Sn Steoen6oen erreat bt. Der.
6aftuns oes Burgers Sippoptb, Stiiot
auftsben. SieisI6e erfolgts auf b66ere
Wsiiuns tpssen 9srba9t bes 2anbsper.
ratbs. Bie man pernimmi, 6anoelt .s N&
I'm, psrbOtens aufna9me BON Ssfunsspla.
men.
- 0te Stabt Web befbt usier
idmmtli4sn Stdbtsn bss beutI&en Rei&es
Die sr6bte an3a5l bon Rl6fsrn, b.aie.
b%unasueiie Orosnsangsb6riaen. Sn nd&.
fer 3sit wiro Die 3obl berislben nod pers
ulebrt. Sic S&usHern BON ct. BlaR.
oine battsn F4 ndmli9 baislbf nod benz
Rriess in sineul Oemistbetsn @sbaubuous.
pier prooiiorii& nieosrsslafen. Rsasr.
oinss i4einen oieisIbsn nun Die GeIeaen.
belt fur sinfis eradtst su baben, 6isfe
NisosrIahu ns In elm. osinitips umJugstal.
ten.
Bie en- in bi.iem Serbfe bic
ausfubr BON aepfsIn aus benz
Rrsiis 3 / Blu 9 ssu,ien in. erbert aus
elmer WittbeiIuns oes Bitburssr ..Rreis-
blatt.s". Sauu4 purben i'm 8anwn
auein per Sahn p~srldnot: 1914 Daaqons
nit 1,642, 700 Rilo esfal.nsm uno "a, $40
ailo sspfidtsm Obj. uel9es .inen Berth
BON absr $50. 900 Wart rsprdfentirt.
Sn ben nd9tsn Sabrsn tommen bic
grtrdse Der unter Der atsibe bes 6srru
pomoIossn arnoIo ssp1an5tsn pie!sn Ru.
FER. anlassn nod binsu.
81 in Saarbradsnt u~obuenber
Wilitdr. JupaIioe bate bi.len Sommsr
auf ieealii9e Rotten cine gaoetur sema&t.
Dor einisen Sassn srbitIt sr auf geran.
laHuns Der Sutsnoantur bss 8. armse.
corps BON 2anbmebr . Besirtseommanbo
Die a~nssnsbme Ra1ri1t, 6a6 ibu1 oauaIs
~ u.nis @slo ausbssabIt poroen isi. Ga
uuros ibm oemssmdb oufssssbsn, cine
nsue Quitting aussufsIsn uno ben Der
auforoeruns bsissfigten B,trag in GIN.
pfaug 3u nebmen = Der in sinsul iorafdl-
tis sinssmidsltsn einsige en- pfenniq
beaan6. Sas lit ni6t msbr dis Ie1f
uno ni4t alein in 9rsuBsn, ionoern au&
anosrudrts ssbrdu4li4.
Ser8ausereia in st. Sobann bot
ni4t wsnissr ais 10000 Wart Deficit.
SmSuni ibsrna9t.te elm BON 9aba.
der Wartte tommenber 2otbrinaer DON.
o%elsrrann in Sraulautern. BON 6 einae.
ftaatsn iun9sn O9isn bra9sn Ra4ts 4
aus orsi oapon uuroen pisosr sinsefan-
gen, elmer isoo9 nidt. 2sbterer tudblte in
eiusm Walbe bel 2aba6 Stanoort, alma
Ha4ts auf Rabruns ms SslS uno psruiI.
berte gang. I'm Sonnsrftas NOR Del 60.
ba9 Sa9o, Der pilbs O9Ie puroe aufas-
tban uno bon sinsm iungsn Sorftmanne
n%isosrssitrsdt. Ssin 8swi9t terirt. nc
auf "a g:ntnsr. Wie mon iast, tuarsn
Die Sdssr In 8srIsssn6sit, mas nun nit
Der i%sltensn 8sute 81 MAIDEN isi. Saao.
barss WiIo III Is ni4t. War "a nun ben.
nod gisentbum oss SasobsRb,rs, oSer
nor Is gissntbum bss 6anbelsmanu.s
Bas Il. oamit a~rfinssn, uuro: nod ni&t
ksponnf ...r. ..... r. ..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-28

&n bic 1000 2ir@sn tn Grantrsi9 Rnb
benz bl. Wartinus seweibt. 'h s'n. ~ 20.
Der Raptt bat far bic 8sl4dbistsn pom
asram 1000 Gre ssipsnbst.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-02-19

The Pearl st rect Friendly Inn Associ
alton Of Cleveland, held its annual
meeting and election Of officers at the
home Of the President, Mrs. W. A. Ing
ham, on franklin Avenue, Feb. 12th. At
the close of an interesting business meet
ing reception was rendered BY the
President and Board Of Managers &c rep
resentstives Of all the temperancei orga-
n'zstions Of the city, crowding Mrs.
I Iigham's spacious residence from 8
till o'clock in the evening. The rooms
we're beautifully decorated BY Hrs. g.
II. Sheldon, and an excellent supper was
served by the President in the elegant
AID ample dining.reom below. Two
hours were then given to sociability, the
presence of such notable women in tenn
perancs and philanthropic work adding
to the enjoyment Of the hour, - Miss
Frances Willard, President Of the Won.
ans Christian Temperance Union; Mrs.
n. A. Woodbridge, President Of the State
Ulion; Miss Sarah Fitch. President Of
the Woman's Christian Association Of
Cleveland; and other earnest workers
whose names are associated also with
rare womanly endowments. -,s,sFf. l.,
The Friendly Inns are doing . good
work as much for the prevention Of in
temperance and sin a. for the reforms-
ton Of those who resort to the vioss for
the want Of better social entertainment
AMI neral influences, which these are de-
. gned to provide. ..+.' -. .,..,.,
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Some of our Temperance friends proph-
esy that our Republican Legislature will
not have the courage to give rs ''local
option" Law at this session. We do not
suppose all Of the Republicans would
favor 1t, but it does seem that there
ought to be enough temperance men in
the Democratic party to more than bal
ance the rum-loving Republicans. 1t Is
said that the Republicans dare not put
themselves on record In favor Of temper
ance legislation. for fear Of antagonizing
the liquor interest. We hope ii Il not
true. A party worthy to represent thu
people need never fear to do right, and
it il but simple act Of justice to allow
. majority to control any local interest
- they may judge viii best eonduce to
their good. II, however, It win be any
disadvantage for party to 60 on record
in favor Of Temperance lsgialasion, the
Democrats ought 10 be very willing to
allow the Republicans to do 20 since
In that case it would benefit the Demo.
cratic party by - much g It injured
their opponents. and 20 from selfsh con
sideration If no other, We shall look for &
sufficient number Of them to vote viii
the Republicans to give rs the law W.
shall look with interest for the record
the individual members Of the House
and Senate make for themselves on thii
question. 75c--f r.e- sfr
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A Noble Life.

Hon. Sherlock J.. Andrews, ex-Judge
Of the Superior Court Of Cleveland, died
Feb. 11th, Of acute jaandics. The Cleve-
land papers were never more unanimous
in tributes Of honor. esteem and afiec-
ton for . departed citizen, and unite in
testimonials Of his worth, a. one. Of the
abless, puress and most genial OF men. d
In his prime he was c!assed With the
finest orators Of . period when Webster.
Clay, CorWin and Choate were also at
their zenith; and his wit has been likened
to that of Sheridan. For half century
he was the acknowledged head Of the
Cleveland bar. After his graduation at
Union College he was for four years pri-
vste secretary and assistant In chemistry
to Prof. Slliman at Yale College, while
1t the same time he was pursuing q
course at the New Haven law school,
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A Fool and his Money soon
50 So Parted. h5Toic1 SAD

A poor widow in Ashland. deprived
herself Of ease and comfort to keep up q
policy on her own life, for the benefit Of
her son. She died not long since, and
Eddie" went to Columbus and drow
his money. he connded his ''good luck"
to amiable sharpsrs, feasted and drank
and spent his time with thieves. gam
blers and courtesans. and In . week was
back in Ashlsnd, eight hundred dollars
out Of pocket snd no balance on hand.
The only reason he had any Of the two
thousand left was because he did not get
it al in cash st once. II his mother
had spared hersAf and taught him that
whatever he would enjoy he must hrst
earn. he would hsve been happier, less
idiotic and probably just as rich. ~ -fs
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HARNESS.

I have one Of the largest and most
complete stocks Of first class Harness,
Saddles, Trunks, Bags, etc. ever shown
in Wellington, which am offering at
very low prices. Also a fine variety OF
second hand harness, ut reasonable
rates. Those in want of them should
give me call. use nothing but first
class material throughout, and employ
only the best workmen. All work
done under my supervision. -.
..... J. n. OTTERBACKER.
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be State Dairxman,s Conx,

The State Dairyman's Convention at
Meadville, Pa, is very fully reported
in the Index. The chief points made,
were the necessity of creating an In
creased home demand for dairy pro-
ducts, especially cheese, by putting =
good article In the local markets; and
keeping up the foreign call by superior
good; making onlv fall cream cheese |;
keeping less cows but better ones; Civ
ing them better food, purer drink,
cleaner, warmer stables, and at the
East, more advanced methods of dairy
management, to compete with the same
or better quality Of goods more easily
made In the West.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-02-19

Wakametkla, the Medicine Han
Nothing has been added to the medicine sna
nothing has been taken away. It II without doobs
the BEST PuRunR Of the BLooD and R1N1WD q
the SYsrIN ever known to man.
This syrup possesses varied propsssasa.
It aets upon the Liver.
IS acts upon the Kldneyos
lt requisites the Bowels. =
le puriaOO the Hood.
IS quiets the Nervous System
lt promotes Digestion -.Fr --...4.,.
It Nourashes, otfengthensanA Inv10s
it carries or the old blood and makes
IL opens tho pores OF the skin. ana
induces Healthy Persplrat1on. =
Il neutraiizes the Hereditary taint or poison in
the blood which generates Serofula, ,Eydpslas, anh
all manner Of skfn diseases and internal hum6rs.
3Thers are no spirits employed In its manufactasa
and it can be taken by the most dslicats bahe, q
By the aged and feeble, care eab esiaG rsssdfs6 3
a2eNeoa % dirsetioRs. - -
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in Legislation. Toboc-
leo for the Army.

"a hill referred 70 the Ways and
Means Committee directs the Secretary
of War to purchase all tobacco for the
use OF the army, In Warrington. II
must Be manufacturod during june, July,
August or September, undes regulations
10 Be prescribed BY the Secretary Of, War.
and the samples fufnished with the bids
must be exsmined by two experts In TO.
bscco 70 be selected, one BY he Secreta-
~ Of War and one BY the CommissaTy
General, and that selected BY the ex'
perts - the best shah be purchased BY
the Secretary Of War" ,ssuisiQF1 fi1o-
And now these great men who have
l.isure to deliberate upon questions OF
such vital intersst "a. the nation, should
60 step farther and rectify . mistake
Of tine Creator; who had wonderful fore
thought in most things.. but made no
provision, Of nature or grace by which
the spittoons could be cheerfuily cleaned.
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from which he graduated in 1925. The
warmest friendship existed between the |
elderly professor and the young tutor,
and at the marriage Of Judge Andrews
yop6gAt dsashtsf, bs her fathers re-
auest. but OF fsgsrd tor >hiS odd ffisnd.
he retained her middle name Of sillimsn.
droppi.g the Andrews instead.
n 1910 he was elected to Congress.
and after , cscditabls record ct, Wash.
irgton, but with health impaired, he re
turned from choice to the practice Of his
profession. In 1S49 he was q leading
member on important committees in the
convention to revise and form the new
State Constitution, and in 1878 he was
unanimously chosen to head the dslega-
ton from his district to the Constitu-
tional Convention. and was the strongest
man of the committee on Revision of the
Judiciary. T tr.r-1rl-',i '.'
However, it is not the purpose Of this
writing simply to call attention to the
rare talent and unusual abilities that en-.
sured the success Of Judge Andrews in
his profession, but in connection with his
death to name some Of the characters
tics which more than these indicate his
superiority and make his life worthy Of
study and of emulation. Young men es-
pecially will find no better modern ex-
ample than his life Afforded One who
was for long time his partner in law
and who knew him intimately for forty
four years, said of him, '.All in all, he
was - finely developed q man as ever
knew; highly gifted. exemplary, cul-
tured, Of great breadth of knowledge, his
character WAS embellished with every
virtue that adorns life. His learning
was great, his knowledge of English no
ticeable, and in all his conversation he
used none but the purest language. Be
vas man OF exalted religious, charac
ter; it was Impossible for him to do g
conscious wrong to any one, and he nev
er failed to do lis whole duty in every
thing. It would be well, nigh impossible
to over-estimate any thing in his chaTsc
ter, which Was perfect in its symmetr!
and harmony" inoilsHgi 2 '11'7 s''.
I It need hardly be added that this maj
had no vices, that preserving his useful
ness and vigor almost TO four score years
he had not squandered his strength il
physical excesses, nor impaired his fac
ulties by enervating and degrading hsb
its. He accustomed himself 10 physica
exercise instead of sensuous indulge nee
took long walks when younger mel
, would have rode, controlled instead o
being led by his appetites, and was I
model Of moderation and temperance il
. the use Of the Injuries at his command
There are plenty of men who win no
toriety and make their way to the from
in the struggle for prominence AM
worldly gain, but there are few whom
We would wish the boys We know woul'
, model after and grow like unto. w
. would like to see any number Of boy
promising to attain co the unsvervlnI
, integrity and high moral worth an
, lofty standards Of this ceceased Judge
, Of whom IL was said, "Cleveland ma
. see tens Of years before she shall Sc
another living in her midst Who will b
, his equal."'a8 E5a-l Tgs -a-alairrr
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bright Eyes. the Ponca Indian girl,
must have studied the tactics Of her pale
face sisters when she appeared before the
Senate Committee, dressed in black sat
in with scarlet ribbons, her narrow fore
head crowned with Derby hat, adorned
with . scarlet bird. Modest, graceful
and intelligent, no wonder that the
bachelor members thought her as inter
eating ~ one Of Cooper's novels.
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Mrs. N. WHEELER.
Disease Of tho Lungs and Liver.

MANSFIELD, Richland Co., o.
Dear SRI have used your excellent In.
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icine for ten times its cost.
- - - - ]. DOUGLASS.
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Another Sufferer.

:MASsFIELp, Richland Co., o.
Dear Sy:-IIaving used your 1 N d 4 a m
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A. MORROW
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A Good Blood Purifier.

kIkBY, Wyandotte Co., o.
Dear Sri have used your excellent I'm.
dian Blood Syrup for Impure Blood, and
have been much benefited thereby. can also
say that for Loss of Appetite it has no equal.
REBECCA KIRBY.
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For cARthma.

q MANSFIELD, Richland Co., o.
Dear Sir II was troubled for long time
with Asthma and Lung Disease, and after TAX
ing your valuable Indian blood Syrup
was greatly relieved.
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Liver Complaint.

...- NoRwALR, Huron Co., o.
Dear Sir.-Being troubled with Liver Com.
plaint. tried numerous remedies without
lief. At last was indaced TO try your Indian
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me. l have also seen its beneficial results
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Mrs. N. WHEELER.
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A Very Excellent Medicine.
CLEVELAND, Cuyahoga [

H CLEVELAND, Cuyahoga Co., ..
Dear SiY.-Being troubled with Pain in the
Back and Kidneys, and scalding of the Urine, I
commenced using the great Indian HlOO9
syrup, which has given me great relief.
can recommend /. as a very valuable remedy.
-U-. 4T Mrs. L. B. EGGERDINGER.
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AN that Il is Reeommended to Be.

II MANSFIELD, Richland Co., o.
DearSir:-Ihave used your reliable Indian
Blood syrup and found it to be just rec
commended. 1t cured me of Lung Affections.
.-.-.a HENRY WEATHERBY.
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sure Cure for Liver Complaint::

BELLEvILLE, ltichland Co., y.
Dear Siy:-This is to certify that have used
your Indian Blood Syrup for Derange-
inent of the Liver and Blood, and it effcctually
cured me. .---.---- go -.
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Edwin Eastman In Indian Costume.
BEvES AND NINE YEARS AMONG THE CoHANcHIs
AND APAcHEs. A neat volume Of 800 pages,
being Q simple statement Of the horrible facts
connected with the sad massacre Of Q helpless
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The incidents of the massacre, briefly narrated,
are distributed by agents, FREE OF charge.
Mr.. Eastman, being almost constantly at the
West, engaged In gathering and curing the matert-
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business management devoives upon DR.. johnson,
and the remedy has been called. and ts known -
.a Or. Clark Johnson's
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Price of Large Bottles =. 900
Price e Small Bottles 70
Rad the voluntary Testimonials Of psrssns who
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Dropsy Cured.
BELLEvILLE, Richland Co., o.

=" BELLEvILLE, KichlaHd Co., o.
Dsdy Sir About five years ago suffered
from Dropsy, and a deeply-settled Consumplive
Cough. accompanied with Sick Headache. Your
Indian Blood syrup cured me, and saved
me scores of dollars. ~ Ell.
Mrs MARTHA REID.
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Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia.

D.. .. BLUFFroN, Allen Co., o.
Dear SRI was afflicted witt, Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint for ten years, and a short trial
me more relief than all the doctors treatment
have received during that time.
T. WILLIAMS.
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Ayer's
= .,. ... Ayers ~. ..
H0w Va:g'o1', Il
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is ut
once agree
able, i, healthy,
and cfectual
for preserv-
ing the hair.
Faded or gray
|hdir Is soon
restored TO ifs
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The news from Europe creates grave
apprehensions that . general war will
soon be engaged in by some Of the lead
ing nations Of that country.
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OPEN HANDS FOR FAMIsHEp IRELAND.-
WHAT ST. PATRICK's FOLLOW ERs MEAN
TO Do.-swATHEs CUT BY THE sCYrHE
OF TINE.
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azsni iHl7s47-. q 81 bis st'f
.itas g..-.g Fl. q -is,. 10
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-12-09

Bremen is sill the leading grain market Of the
west. Mr. Wel.on has just finished building fine
corn-erib and is doing a good business Mr.. Haga-
is Smelling his corn. and fixing up his bust
ness. before leaving for the Legislature. He viii
leave experienced here to attend to his grain
trade while he il gone.
The new church at Oakland is nearly completed,
and, hear is to be dedicated the third Sunday in
this month The sermon will he preached by Rev.
Holman.
Langan & Banghman have been buying up all the
hogs they could find at good prices. We hope they
made money, as they en.erprising business men,
Mr. Myers is still very low, with little prospect Of
bis recovery.
K s Hinckley is preparing to build barn, in the
spring. that for ne finish. viii excel anything Of the
kind in this part Of the country.
Our blacksmith, J. L. McNemee, is rushed with
work, and is obliged to have man to assist him.
Cook & Often are still running their threading
machine. They are at work now Mt b. =. Henrys-
We learn from cur station agent. that there were
forsyeight ears Of grain shipped from this place,
during the nsnfh Of November This Is good for .
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