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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-05-08

VIZ: Pneumonia, Asthma, Catarrh, Bronchitis,
Incipient Consumption, Diphtheria and Group. viii
also Miasmal Fever, and airy disease which
arises from IMpURITY OF THE BLOOD.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-05-08
CURES GRAYEL,
Diseases Of the Throat and Lung

The inhaling exercise is invgoratng increasing
the force of circulation, while the medicinal prop
critics of the Inhalant freely absorbed through
out the system.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-04
business Notice.

Call on II, 9, Byrn, agent, Terrell, Texas,
He represents the very best fire insurance
companies dong business In Kaufman county,
Ho will sell or buy city or county property,
or give any information desired concerning
the same, Call and SEQ him. He Is also the
agent for the DALLAS DAILY AND WEEKLY
HERALD for Kaufman county and will
deliver cyory morning tho paper
anywhere in the city Of Terrell, for
twenty-five cents per week, and take orders
for advertisements and Job work ut publish.
ers prices. Any business entrusted TO him
will be highly appreciated, Office upstairs,
second-door cast of tho Postollice, on Moore
avenue, Terrell, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-04

o7Os week. sl2 q day. at home easily
lIue 4 Co., Augusta, Maine. decl7d&wtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-04

bowls hanging over tbs limb Of n cedar,
my geological article did tho busi-
meas for him." reiolned Dan noddlng
earelessly 70 an Indian whose head was
laying twenty yards away,
"fhe pen 10 mghtierthan tho sword"
"fou be-, lluFrah for Faust aud
Gutenberg
rs there any more type left"
mot a pound"
Ten days later the two journalistic
trampa reached Virginia Guy, weary,
discouraged and foot sore, aud secured a
place on the Enterprise,
TWAIN REMEMBERS THR DEAD,
A few days ago Dan received the fol-
lowing from his former partner,
HARTFORD, Conn, Jan, ], 1880.
DEAN Dam send you the eongralula-
lions Of the New Year, Do you reooleol
the time we extermnated tho unlerl-
tered CD sNyages In Mendooino county
If you can spare the time ! wish you
would make u pilgrimage 10 that historic
spot, gather the ghosIly relics together,
and plant o tablet(no' too expensive aad
at your own expensc) for tho memory OF
tho departed, Have schooling stick lsy-
ing across long bow, with our mono
gram and coat OF arms entwincd, and
some appropriate epitaph carved in the
stones; an extract from Carl Schur1'
Peace Policy" might do, Enclosed Ia a
dollar and half for your incidental OK.
pensOs; you can dead head travelling ex-
pens.s. Yours, MANI TWAIN.
P.S.-send mo u thigh bone Of the
fallen chief by next express. NJ, T.
Dan will attend to the matter Ia the
spring.
The old howitzer used on the OCCASION
Ia still in his possession.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-04
GEO. T. ATKINS,


Should send for instructions, terms, refer
ences, etc., to Edison Brothers, Solicitors of
Patents, Washington, d. o., who furnish the
same without charge. Edison Brothers is Il
ell-known and successful firm of large ex-
perience, having been established in 1860. DIFF
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-04
AIInnnY Med,Iing.

A young man engaged TO n beautiful girl
had TO postpone his wedding month after
month because of sickness. AZ last he was
restored to perfect health by Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure, and n happy we'd
ding occurred,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-04

To furnish "the trade" nj manufacturer
prices, Browns celebrated remedies-sOrso
parilla, dandeion and iodido Of potassium
vegetable liver pills, arnica liniment, armies
savc, eureka nguc pills, tar troches anc
cough balsam, all prepared especially fol
diseases of the South and West, Pure, safe
and reliable.
GEO. r. ATKINS,
Wholesale druggist, Dallas, Texas.
iuly23d&wBt
National Republican., 1880-06-14
PERSONAL.

Ex.MAYOR GEORGE OPDYKE, Of New York,
died in that city on Saturday morning.
COUNT LEwENHAUPT, the Swedish minis
tor, will spend the summer at Manchester, n.
II.
MRS. GARFIELD is said to have received
about 2,OOO callers at her home on Tuesday
last
Mr., c. w. WILLARD, late member of con-
gress from Vermont, died at Montpelier on
the sth, in the filty.thiId year Of his age.
Mr.. w. j. FLORENCE, who is now on fish
ing excursion with tho Duke Of Beaufort eX-
poets tJsail for Europe with his wife July T.,
Princes LOUISE, Prince Leopold, Sir Ed
ward aud Miss Thornton arc to be- entertained
at Newport by n, Outiey, the French min
lister.
Col, HENRY LEDYARD, son-in-law of Lewis
Cnss, of Michigan, and attache to tho legation
when Mr.. Cass was minister TO France died
in Newport, r. l., on tho 9TH instant
AMONG the Roman catholic clergy who have
gone abroad and are going arc Archbishop
Gibbons, of Baltimore, aud Bishop Loughlin,
of Brooklyn, both Of whom have special mis-
slons to the pope
MRS GENERAL SHERMAN, accompanied by
her daughter, Elizabeth, is going 10 st. Cath
crimes, Canada, 10 try tho waters for her
health During her month Of absence Lieulen'
National Republican., 1880-06-14

joint convention of congress, remains in
" the constitution TO this day" The elect
oral colleges were bodies of commissioners,
having no conclusive power, q return Of
whose acts was required 10 be made to con-
gress, and upon which return, congress in
joint assembly, was to determine and de-
clare the election. II will be seen that
Mr.. THURMAN goes even farther than the
MORGAN rule contemplates going and con-
tends that the whole matter of the ap-
pointment of president is, upon the re-
turns of the electors, in the joint assembly
of the two houses, doliberating as one as
sembly of the nation and voting per capita.
This view would not be so Objectionable
and unreasonable if that part of the assem-
bly, called the representatives were COM
posed of those whom the country had just
returned, instead of those whose term is
just expiring. In the one case the eXecu-
tive appointed would be in harmony with
q legislative body fresh from the people (;
in the other, the executive is the selection
of body elected two years before and
probably politically the reverse of that
which will be called upon TO act with the
new executive.
Should Mr.. MoRGAN's resolution pass and
become the settled method of counting the
electoral vote the dangers incident to every
presidential election will not be decreased
Rather than continue these dangers we
should prefer to change the constitution so
To oil ouA ala Il, .,ntn 9 1,a.
districts; or what would amount TO the same
thing, give to congress directly what it now
claims indirectly, the power to choose the
president. But whether we are to count the
electoral vote with or without the MORGAN
rule we sincerely hope that the republican
candidate will be chosen by so decisive q
majority rs to scare the democratic house
and senate from any attempt to thwart the
will of the people.
National Republican., 1880-06-14
Editorial Correspondence.

AMEs, Iowa, june TO- $50
DEAR REPUBLICAN; Tho spirit moves in
the direction of word with you and your
many stalwart and unstalwart readers After
living in the din aud confusion of national
convention for as many days as the Creator de-
voted TO the making up of this vast earth, and
convention too, which probably combine d
within its elements moro Of that spirit which
is hateful intoeraut and aggressive than
any of its predecessors, we were ouly too glad
TO escape from scene Of such protTacted tur-
moil, bitterness aud strife. Scarcely had the
National Republican., 1880-06-14

ant and Mrs. Thackara will keep house for her
10 Washington.
Hon. GEORGE T. BROWN, Of Alton, H., for
merly sergoant-at-arms of the United States
senate, died on Friday last, aged sixty.one. He
had charge Of the train which conveyed the
remains Of President Lincoln from Washing
ton TO Springfield
HENRY WARD BEEcHER will be the speaker
ut tho republican ratification meeting at tho
Academy of Music, Brooklyn, this evening,
June ID. He wrote-"Whoover is nominated
at Chicago should receive an unhestatng and
ardent support, aud will receive mine"
National Republican., 1880-06-14

LYMAN TRUMBuLL met the Illinois dem
ocrats in state convention on Thursday last
and told them to prepare to face hard,
disagreeable and unpromising political stu
att on. LYMAN has been there before.
National Republican., 1880-06-14

or Saturday the president appointed
WILLIAM III. SMITH, ex-governor of Ala
bama, district attorney for the middle and
northern district of Alabama, in place of
CHARLES L. MAYER, the efficient officer
whose term expired on the 2d of this month.
This is change which, in our opinion,
ought not to have been made, and upon that
point we will have something to say in the
future.
National Republican., 1880-06-14

Mr.. CoNaER received telegram from
General GARFIELD Saturday night saying
that he would arrive in Washington to-
morrow morning and stop at the Riggs
house.
National Republican., 1880-06-14

WE do not credit the rumor which points
to the removal of Commissioner RAUM.
Such action would be equivalent TO notice
to the friends of General GRANT that their
assista nee in the coming election was not
necessary to elect the nominees of the
Chicago convention. The rumor is weak
invention of the enemy"
National Republican., 1880-06-14

AMONG the Masonic personalsin the Sun
day Herald yesterday was the following !:
Brother JAMES A. GARFIELD is a charter
member of Pentalpha Lodge No %, and n
member ofColumbia Chapter No. /, Column
"bia Commandery No. 2, and Mithras Lodge
of Perfection, A. and A. Rite, all of this
" city. Brother CHESTER A. ARTHUR is a
member of all the Masonic bodies in New
York city.p
National Republican., 1880-06-14

THE New York llairs comment ON the
Narragansett disaster is: 1T looks as il
" somebody ought to be hung"
National Republican., 1880-06-14

CoNKLING is already booked for one
speech in the Music hall of Cincinnati, and
CARL SCuURz for two
National Republican., 1880-06-14

SEVEN suicides were recorded in Satur.
day mornings New York papers.
National Republican., 1880-06-14

THE Augusta Chronicle has found where
Mr.. CoNKLING got his quotation the "Shal-
lows murmur but the ieeps are dumb"
1t is the second limo of RALErGH's "Silent
"Lover." The poem opens:
"Passons likened but to foods and streams
The shadows murmur but the dccps are dumb"
National Republican., 1880-06-14
PROFESSIONAL.
EDUCATIONAL.

THEGARAY INSTITUTE,
~ 1927, 1929 SPRUCE ST, PHILADELPHIA.
Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies and
Children, Latin, English, French; German, Italian
Spanish. French Is the language Of the family.
MI LeO-3m. MADAME DllERNILIY, Prlncinal.
National Republican., 1880-06-14

WILLIAM 4. CHANDLER is determined to
fight his ba tile DER again in the Tribune.
He admits that BLAINE was only his Sec
ond choice after all, his first being "Any-
thing to- beat GRANT" The only fun in
his letter is where he thanks the Massachu-
sets delegation for refusing to the end to
vote for either GRANT or BLAINE. We
should call this "Thank you for nothing
WILLIAM should now set all good republic
cans an example Of silence on past quarrels
within the party. We win forgive him il
he will see that GARFIELD carries New
Hampshire by rousng majority. Ii he
is sure of that beforehand he might go up
and help Senator BLAINE to carry Maine
by an old fashioned GRANT majority,
National Republican., 1880-06-14

Now we shall have a spasm of indigna-
ton apropos of the dis aster OH the sound.
The papers will bristle with questions,
Why were there no fog whistles going?
Why were there no lights bright enough
to be seen in the fog? Why were the boats
running on the same track? Why were
the plugs out of the life boats? Why
could not those on the Narragansett be
lowered? Why was not the gas tank
stronger, or why was gas allowed to be
Il sed and thousand other question to be
followed by a thousand excuses and ten
thousa nd remedies These will consume a
week or two, but before the corpses have
ceased to float ashore long before the exact
number of the lost is known, the subject
will die down in interest, the boats will
continue to run, the crowds will begin again
10 60 in them, and all will be as before,
except that there will hundred homes
desolute These will not forget, and these
only
National Republican., 1880-06-14
SUMMER RESORTS.

A boarders for the summer, SIX or eight children
IA over seven years OF age, four miles from the
city. Address Box -, Bethesda T. o, Nd. jeiI-3tt
National Republican., 1880-06-14

200 IrlZcs, ell2,lOO
Whole Tickets, 81. Half Tickets, 81.
~ Tickets, 500 55 Tickets, 81 90.
Remit by Poslonice Money. order, Registered Let.
ter, Bank Drafl or Express.
10 Insure against mistakes and delays, correspond
ents VIII please write their names and places nf rest.
denCe plainly, giving number of POsotlice box or
street, and Town, County and State.
All communications connected with the Dstrlbu.
tiOn and Orders Tickets should be addressed TO r.
NJ. BOARDMAN, Cogrler-JOurnal Building. Louis
Ville KY, or AZ 3D7 and 800 BrOadway, New York.
Also j, w. Clark, 1903 New York avenue, or 1872
Pennsylvania avenue. Washington. y. g.
National Republican., 1880-06-14
EXCURSIONS.
BLACKIST0N'S ISLAND.
It's MILES FOR rs CENTS
Children Under Ten Years Free.

FIRST GRAND EXCURSION ofthe season by Il
above place on the wei-known and reliable stea M
National Republican., 1880-06-14

T A. CoNGDoN,
y. ELoCUTIoNIsT,
4Je C STREET N. W., WASHINGTON, D. C.
Terms for Full Course of Tuition, $4,000
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-12
Seferret6.

@m 8. Ssptsmbsr e%ntianb TN Wartte
5aas In Sber6fsrrei5 elm Branb, mel.
dem ls @ebdubs gum Opfsr feIen. - Sn
&oisntbaI BET RapIts ftnb 81 Sdufsr unb
S@euern abssbrannt. Das Seuer uurbs
seIest. Gin Der Branblssuns perbd4tisss
Snbiutbuum wurbe perbdftst. - am 4.
September wurben In Wsn3tirdsn Bel
S@drbins % Sduisr baruntsr bas Yoffse.
bdube bur@ Seusr berff6rt. - Der Srt
2autl@ta Bet 2eipnit wurbe aul 3. Septem,
Der bon elmer sroBen Seuersbrunf beimsss
iu@t. @esen Wtttas brad In einem 6ofs
ud9f Der Rir&e 5euer aus, usI9es anses
fa&t bur9 einen ftarfen Wtnb, In menisen
Stunben 20 Wobnbauier unb o S1eunen
in einen S9utibaufen uermanbsIte. Der
@eiaumti&oben ioa 1000 r. bstrassn,
wabrenb tar u 1000 f. Wertbe uerf'
4srt iein iolIen. B
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-12

gerfopfuns pirb ais Der Batter pom
Rrantbeiten be3si9uet, besbaIb foute fe
nt@t fir eiu unbsbeutenbss Qeiben ansefe,
ben werben. % III eben 70 n6tbis, unretns
aniammIunsen aus ben g~iuseweiben 8u
enfernen, ais 1 III, ~ ellen unb AZ
f&Iafen, unb teine @eiunbbsit fsbt AZ &c.
rarten, NO cine Neisuns tur Wsraopfuna
bes R6rpers uorberri&t. Nimm sinsn baI
Ben gbI6feI pol non Simmoas' 2eber. Res
sulator mad ieber WabIjeit. bic ginse.
weibe werben babur& fanft In Beueguna
sefett, tn 70 natarIi&e Weije, aIs ruenn
teine Webtetu 9enouauiei uorben mdre.
Sd babe Stmmous' Qeber, ResuIator
sesen Uatopfuns sebrau&t, perurfa&t
6ur& cine jeitweiIe In f1norbnnns seratbene
eeber wdbrenb Der Isttsn bret ober bier
Sabre, unb fets, wsnn mad Borf&rtft ae.
brau&t, NIT entf9isbenem gsuten. Sd
bente, bab 90 cine CUTE Webiein ffar bie In
unorbnuns ssratbene 2eber III; ~rpenisftens
mar bteles uetne p.ri5nIt@e @rfabruns Bet
beren @ebrau&. ,6iram Warner,
@bief Suffice Dor Georgia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-12
@tSconRu.

Der Cd b a n1p .E5omas
Spear", wsI4er swiidsn Emo Riusr unb
abnupee trsubt, serietb auf Der S6bs pon
carlton tn Brunb unb murbe Bis auf ben
@uferipiesel serftSrt. Die Wanni9aft
UurSs ssrettet. S4aben $40 1000.
B6bmifder gentraIperein
Die Sabres fsuns bss b5bmii&en Central
uereins taste berg. Wo4e In MiIpautse
Die OeIegaten reprdienttren 65 8srein,
nit iber 1000 WitsIiebsru.
BET Wanito ID o ri&tet cine Rrant
bsit untsr ben Ruben sroBeu Sdaben on
Die Spmptome Der &rantbeit duBern I'D
barin. baB bic &ibe uenis ober ni9ts meb
frsien woasn unb fOIsli9 aufbOren @iId
tu sebsu.
Sunse Oamen In Milwautee ia
ben einen Itterurii@en 8eretn sesrinbst II
v8etldenperein" setauft. Die gsamtin
men beissn NIT ibren 8ornamsn &oia
Wilma unb Natalia. SsbIt ofenbar bi
8tola.
Die BapterboIbe Don Milpau
tee, Bafbinston unb Ssautss County
weI@e bret betanntli9 ben 4 gonsreb
Diffritt pom Bisconftn ausmadsn, babe,
f@ bas griuatpsrsnissn ssffattst, oil
elmer Convention, bic BON sansen IL Wan,
bsfu&t mar. einsn gonsreBtanbibatsn L
Der periOn bes Germ Geo. @obfrep aui
s~uitelen.
aus 2agroHe wirb mitsstbeiIt
Der Saa Der Der. Staateu sesen s. 6
6au,monb. wel9er SoIs auf BunbssIdu
bersteu fdate, wurbe Su gnbe sebra1t un
Der BetIaste ,u elmer Celebrate BON $S7
perurtbeilt. Der BunbssanwaIt batt
$500 ~retlamtrt.
Die &rou8beerensgrnte I
10 siemIi& aa gnbe unb Iisfert tros RdIt
unb ionifiser fddbisenbsn ginmirtunss
mebr ais etnen WittsIertras.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-12
8rantret@.

Gus garis wirb sei&risbsn: Die fir bic
8~erduBeruns Der 'nidt retlamirtsn 2ooie
Der .9arissW ureia' 9otterisH bsfimmte
Srtft III nod uidt abseIaufen. Das gomite
bat foIsIi@ Bis Jest bic enbsiItissn &siuIs
tate biefes @ertes Der DobItbdtistsit nt9t
feffeIleu tonuen. Ni9tsbefomeniser mirb
Der ausi@uB binusn etnisen Tassn BEN
Waiquis be MoIins, benz fpanif@sn Bots
i4after, aa&bem bteiem bereits $780, 900
Sranten einsebdnbist worbsn, absrmals
etwas absr 100000 Sranfen iaberwsiien,
bas aequipaIent Der Summe, meI9e Der
franlofi&sn &esieruns far bte Barrier
Notbblrftisen dberma9t morbsn. Go eos
beqt bieraus, baB bisfes Wert ais Nini,
mum $500. 900 Granteu (56o, 900 Dol.
Iurs) erseben bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-12
StaIten.

Das @eri5tstribunal in @enua Bat Dor
Ginger 5ett ben tn bieier Stabt Iebsnben
S9uieseriobn @aribaIbi's, General Stes
fano gan3to, pesen poIitii9er llmtrtsbe 81
elmer bretmonatIi6en Rerterfrafe perurs
tbsilt. Der @eneraI slaubte isbo9 bisiss
t1rtbeil nt9t beadtsn 81 mifen unb Ct
blieb ba Su 9auis. Dor einissn Easen
be3Os CT iosar nit ieinsr 5amiIie eins
Sommerwobnuns. Oa erbieIt er Isstsu
Samfas ben SsfsbI, ausenbIidIi9 feline
Strafe an5utreten. Defsn Bite uu, etneu
Mufi1ub bes Strafantrittes wurbe pom
SufiSminiferium abi9ldsis bei4isben, b
man fur @aribulbi's S@pieseriobu fsin'
belonberen @eieSe MAIDEN tonne.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-12

BON Rom pirb Der .Simes~ semeIbst,
baB bic MiBfftmmuns twif@sn MiIitar unb
@iuiI tn Der &omaSna su abi9suIi9sn
8erbrs@en sefibrt babe. Su Eczema muir.
ben 3uei garabinteri pom Wolfe entwaffast
uub ernhIt9 u~erwunbet. Sn Rtmtnt wurbs
Elm etn3iser 9eriasIiere BON etnem Dussns
Snbiuibuen a~berfaIeu, unb wurben ibm
NIT usri@iebenen Wafen etwa breiSsbn
Wunben beisebra9t. Des Worsens fanb
man ulr nod etnen blutisen 2lumpen.
gu 8ufammenft0Beu swif&en WiIitdr unb
Der Beu5lieruns III es faft In allen Ortsn
Der Romasna setommen .-Wenu 70 stmas
unter pdpfIi&er Resieruns sei@eben wdrs,
batten als Greimaursr Guropa's 9ster unb
Worbio ssi1rieen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-12
Sntnots.

Sn Der Na9t pom 2. auf ben 3.
September ipnrbs Der Ssriu4 Sen1aTt oie
Builder uno Atten TN Sourtbars pom gut
noiisr gonntp "a Saue tn Sttarua tu ger:
fbrsn. I'm 8: September WorSens MAO
4 ubr JAP Elm @lasbldler 6au1 aus penn
Ebe'l oss @sbduoes ortnSsIl, NO oas as'
eoroers'Annt 1T. Ant ben 6euera!arn1 pun
sritten rai9 ote Seuerrsebr uno orar9 IN
bas @sbduee. OaS 6euer mnroe oalo &C.
loltt, UNI nun lag man, pap oas 9emol'
be, tn pel9em f4 bic Binder b~stanoen,
srbro@ei nor uno bob bte gerore@sr bic
Sa@sr tn Sraap 9sFedt paten. gum
s.,t.s ~ S,S ~ MSa.r sksr Snno,Ss.
So n,S G.sst;,.I ,.yasr, m;.r rSax.
49,. M.sss. 81. msr -, m,..SnI.s. t".S
IN IN. Sm ,.ps,ins,rin .n,h,I,.. hpS.v On
~ 49, ns,.n - \. al.
ss.s. Sss @IsshIss..s III, r,r 80 msenr
S.,s' @u,.e, vrS ~. ssr,. Gau,tsn~s
- auM ~ u,h s.;r. Sa,,;
u" 81. 7. 81. Ga $500,
pOrbeu. - saa Sim '1''
m o,r.rrsv GuyIom Eat S;,
o%rmsS,sue nar n;.r ,rs;tsr.r ss;6tsrr On,
S.s gna, Saun,n' m.r;%. ~ ms'
49,. W.. -, S."st..nn
. M" m.Ihs sir.n @;T,sr ca - So ncr
G;nm.r $500 G;,
Snw ~ s.r6 ~
oross Observation-Disclosures, ns,bn,nSis
S..p. -. ~ 49," Co., III
Stabt Chicago Der iansf porssnommeuer
8~oItssdbIung ssmdB srfabrsn baben. Gu:
perintenbent WaIter tbsiIt amiIi@ nit, BAT
bic Bep5lteruns bss gountp Cool co.,
56s SssIsu bstrass. a.s
GU sor.tt, on 8rh NJ. sor,
u,sr nit BEN eden bss Dtuterwetteus .,
@nbe. st. frlbs 9~usiaat III aufsesansei
anb febt seIunb an6 trdftis aus. 81
NIT bieisr Sru9t b%eftsIlte Bobenffd@e il
ebenfo sroB unb GROCER aIs ieue bes Lester
Sabres, wel9e bic sr6bte WeiIenernte lie.
ferte, BITE ismaIs tn @ountp etnsebeimf
wurbe. laas ea. aa na.
o. 81, S.,,. o,sr.,. ap;,.r a.,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-12
u Irtte m bera.

Sn l%1ntereFsnbort 8. u. @aIbiee,
wurbe NIT einem Ro~ifenaufuanb pom 4, 900
Wart eine suBeiierne DafsrIeituns berses
ftsat. Die ~breis0gisen R6bren pom nabsu
1000 Sub 2dnse uurbeu BON @aHeral.
insen bur4 @asbtrettor Stsinmann ses
lest. BET einem Druid BON uabs3u 200
6nb (oom S4atben berunter) MAIDEN iesi
s 5poranten bic Seueriprise sutbsbrIi9.
I'm BITE 9erfeQuns bieier WaHsrleituus
wel4e fur eine 10 feline @smeiube pirtIid
cine bebeutenbe 2eiftune III, bat fi9 beion'
Ssrs @smeinbepfeser SibIer perbtent &C.
ma5t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-12
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