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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-08-19
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editorial crititis9 of lhe ,presid iea;
physicians, says,,ff1T'he next abmea pom.
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trouble to turniMm over to3a'syhttieRti
of editors ats9b}6c6c.v dT3elfss 14o ni.n.tbC
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led sheets, reR}isz-1d6tsh boa saaiiusHd
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the above n6tg+t1tN s5tF&DsHSRseH SdHS
charge oil the fesSSa H!alaS4sA1 net tSkR 1
council of editsfHoa fpoRthlhGfiiEtm
that a man llas1Ebr bReh adygdanf Yht
location of a. sssE ss S$sEy LIS S!an h8gia 5sf
cealed from stlfa4sdix, s5sesSsSaioThs
editor who wsnldo Observation-Disclosures
the assertioniahas% e1d6eH JfradhtaE
would know fnHai444yypp sAa 5aIS a SHsssia
aspects OF the PTessidentsiGqsGt than the
surgeons in chargelnmh ascssnindhis
given time, is shEplyA fpot.ni
-1alsb sTa bng ,sayioenie
~ We find ibSsfe All asa SassSs al &
imperative call for iiaoppee9 faaasodrx,
TO overlook the,real sentiments of Wbv
Edw. t. Hooker1bof thstfatt9 b.: i1oqRe
communication On E .Es samIasa}r
ed rather harshly, last week, and We
were entirely in error thervm. TIM
we read the articles in. the NcWY'8fk
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-08-19

s"'n tlad ed M b59G atdd ynsm woH
sIsai ynsm Won .sela bns ;1ni1b anor1s
faiadi i,nf9t 0lsii ohH ,asmoW bas
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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-08-19

i9- Observation-Disclosures Frehsurcrl Spinner
has replied ITO the suggestion that he
accepbth o. nomination. fopn eoigfess In
tic Hon. Warner Miller's district, say
cannot accept dthoT honor, and
m,ging 1the nomination of younger
kouoIfs 4,to-,.ri yrnus oh IN Gno zT H.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-08-19
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II PREslDESf.

The confident hope 81 heIbresdcnte1
speedv recovery was dashed by an
alarming complication which last satur-
day led to w weh7gseWresa
fear that his end Was9poaro as ee9ss'
His stomach utterly refused to perform
;ts duly. and it was impossible for him
10 retain i .naeuaTiiisshbinisliit. III. htssss.
hausted condition. itM.iiH yitahty'. s9ffe:
duced by the long continued dEalp1I0m
the healing wound, TO receive INC as
simulate n~ourishmeh44 III eha6h hfnt6
continue the struggteIis ofrtAe Hutraese
Importance, and,the failuroarof hissdis
pestive organs rcdaGedse ay1eshl aatlhS most
hopeful to despair. on6MfJtSlay ni f1t
his death was looked -fors4at1tis npuise
was rapid and weak, md ia biz h te mrs fss
turc tended below the normaly1b othito-
gether being considered aaii indication
of approaching dissolution. INA His ply;
sicians met the difficulty By~ItBhEe@Sais6l
nutritious enemata, which IenaBslIes!dla,h1ff
stomach to rest for "A few tsys!sist9a
Wednesday his appearance. was muGcf,
improved, and they .Gsptpaals1l u u hiaaysli
small quantity of cashyR1 HHss Fl 9sdds fsbt
which was retained upon,ilisIs t4jla5st s.h
Hope has been revived, and tIhogqgghb, y
is necessary to- sbeaepreparedal forD d ds
worst, yet it is possible t~hatsanSnreai
dent has not surviveas.' sSe b. S a rs
bullet so long only to diea8-it-at1ast
The wound is ~peSSffseetlS H4Nfb4edg!sdi
about half haoInd.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-08-19

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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-08-19

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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-08-19


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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-08-19

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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-08-19

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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-08-19

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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-08-19
OF VERMONT,

BY the court-Attest,
,1g,,-.'t BUFUS WAINWRIGHT, Register.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-08-19

MIDDLEBURY, Mondays, Tuesdays and We'd.
tuesday,.
RIPTON, Thursdays.
ROCHESTER,. Fridays and Saturdays. I'd
Terms sl5 to warrant, $40 for the Season.
PEDIGREE:
FREELY, by Daniel Lambert, sire of Is horses
with records in 2 80 or less; dam by Plato, by
Black Hawk; dam of Plato by Sir Charles; g.. d.
by Duroe.
FREELY stands Is hands, weighs nearly 1000 lbs,
and is fast. His colts show both speed and beau
ty. Several of them have sold at good prices,
although the Oldest are but 5 years old.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-08-19

ETpis stAys1Pe embraces ' ornamental a." a, hair
feather, Wax, wicker, lsPlit, shell, apd
u az fancy work.
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pa F,paihtipg i'm oil nj .fnamnaoE fAhl
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photographic pietdres tp''"f ~ z
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Mrs l. L Knapp, Mrs. M IA Eddy,i MID
dlebnryi Mrs WlB Ghffd; Wey6rfdge3;
Miss SSqSis PE%arikel',I MiadIebuty!M@t ~
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-08-19

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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-08-19
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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-08-19

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The Arizona sentinel., 1881-08-20

know where to stop, when once begun. We will say this, how. ever, that after all has been said that is true Of other places, Yuma still has the advantage. These are not idle boasts, but demon strable facts-verified alike by the experience of those who have lived here, and the registered weather reports. We have now in Yuma ample accommodations for visitors, and it will surely not be the fault of the SENTINEL if they are not filled. We propose to keep this matter before the public, and we ask the co'opera. of the people of Yuma. in our endeavors to make thIs city what she so justly deserves to be-the the most popular health resort in America.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-08-20

APROPOS of Peck's premium for the "Boss Girl" the Los An geles Commercial offers a years subscription as a premium to the " Boss Young Man." and asks Mrs. Margaret Collier Grah nm to prepare the list of qualifications. We know of no one better quali- fed for this duty than Mrs. Gra- ham. In fact, knowing how eminently she is fitted, perhaps it would be just as well 70 leave Yuma out of the contest.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-08-20

The dispatches from Santa Fe convey the intelligence that Gen. eral Hatch has once more taken the field against the MpscaIero Apaches. This may sound form idable to one at a distance, but We may be sure that it does not reassure the New Mexico settler. In the hunt after VictoriO Gen. eral Hatch betrayed conspicuous lack of skill in border warfare, and there is no good reason to be- lieve that he has abandoned his faith in the efficacy of Upton's tactics for wiping out the Apa- che. The troops in the raided Ter elritory might be increased tenfold and the Indians would still escape punishment after every outrage. What is wanted is trained Indian fighters. and the quicker the Territory organ Izes a band of such men the better will be it's chances of speedy development.-Sau Fran. cisc0 Chronicle.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-08-20

By these figures it will be seen that Yuma has a most even tenn perature. Take, for instance, the month of December, and we find that the two extreme points are only distant about 400. But it is not to be supposed for a moment that these extremes occur on any one day. On the contrary. they are led up to so gradually that the change is barely perceptible; whereas in Los Angeles we have known a range in one day of over 56'. Now, as to the atmosphere, we have for the period cited in our table two days on which rain fell, and four cloudy days. To show that this is no exceptional case, we cite also the same peri
 cd for the previous year, in
 which there were also only two rainy days, and six cloudy days.
 Can any locality in California make an equally good showing? There you can safely calculate upon five rainy days per month, or twenty for the four months. and as many more cloudy days.
 Then, too, there are periods of from two weeks to a months 8 duration on every dly of which a fog will be present from mid- night until nine o'clock in the morning: Can that be called a dry climate? There is so much that can be said in favor of Yuma ae q heslih resert that we hardly
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-08-20
OUR CLIM ATE,

Just at this time of the year, all over the United States, are being held, or prepared for, the annual exhibitions of the various agricultural, industrial and me- chanical associations. that tend so much to make Americans an intelligent and we'll informed people. This season is usually made use of by tn e press to ad- vocate the claims of the various localities by them represented, 10 the consideration of immigrants, and those proposing to make a change either for pleasure, profit or health. The local papers of California are usually teeming with information calculated to induce Immigration; and one of their strongest arguments is the Climate. At all of these differ ent health and pleasure resorts the local newspapers are now stating that their particular spot is the one peculiarly favored To- cality, in this respect; and the amount of figures that will be used, and the number of compar- alive statements made, will be enough to confuse the coolest mathematician. They will, with the most contradictory figures, prove to you that their climate is unsurpassed for all those qual- ities which are supposed to be beneficial to all invalids, and especially to those affected with lung and bronchial diseases. Physicians assert that an even temperature and a dry atmos- phere will do more toward alle> ,viating and curing these mala- dies than anything else; and the presence of this happy combina- tion will be most conclusively proved-to their own satisfaction. Now, we hope not to be thought crazy when we state that Yuma has, during the winter months, the most delightful, as well as the most heaIthful climate in the world. People abroad have so long been led to believe that Yuma was synonym for intense heat, that to tell them anything else one has to lay himself liable to be called either an idiot or a falsif1er; but that this is unjust as well as untrue, we hope to be able to show. MT. c. A. Smith, of the Yuma Signal Serice Sta. tion. has kindly prepared for us a table of meteorological statistics, to which we invite the attention of not only those who arg seeking a healthy place in which to avoid the rigorous Eastern winters, but also of those who care to make comparisons for the benefit of their own localities.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-08-20

household for filling lamps, and in all cases it has failed to ex. pl0de or even ignite. To be sure, its Illuminating power is not so great as that of more explosive oils: but what is the loss of a tri- f1e of brilliancy as compared with immunity from these heart rend. Ing accidents.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-08-20
Indian Troubles Feared in Ari

Yuma out of the contest.
 Indian Troubles Feared in Ari. zona.
 WASHINGTON, August 18th. The following telegram has been received at the War Departament:
 PREsIDIO, SAN FRANCIsCO, l
 August 15. 1881 ] To the Adjutant-GeneraI, Wash
 ington, D. C.:
 The following has been receiv- ed from the Commanding Gen> eral of the Department of Ari. zona: Agent Tiffany, of oan Carlos, seems to apprehend trouble with the White Moun- tain Indians, the TOntoS and San Carlos Indians, growing out of the evil of band of medicine men. 4 number are cOngregaied near Apache. Tiffany wants additional arms. I have author ized arms to be sent to the agency with an officer and have teleg raphed to the Adjutant-Gen- eral for authority to turn them over. Have heard nothing from Carr, who is at Apache, to warrant the alarm. He reported some days ago that the machiu- ations of the medicine men were without special significance.
 Hatch telegraphs the reporte d movement of hostile Apaches from the Rio Grande tOwad Ari- zona. All necessary instructions have been given To Carr at Apa- che and Riddle at Grant to cover both contingencies.
 Cause of the Outbreak.
 WASHINGTON, August 16th-A report has been received at the Interior Department from U. 5 Indian Agent 'LlewelIyn, at the MescalerO agency. New Mexico, relative to recent depredatiOns committed by the party of Mes calerO Apache Indians now on he warpath. Concerning the cause of this outbreak, Agt. Liewellyn writes under date of July 18th: ''It seems that some few mOnI hS ago a Lieutenant of the United States army, then stationed here, gave written permit to three Indians at this agency to go to old Mexico, and bring back party of their friends wDom they claimed had left at the time of the VictO- rio troubles. This party WAS due home three weeks ago. and al that time attempted to come in, but were chased and driven into the mountains thirty from the agency, to the south. Since that that time they have made, ac- cording to statement to one of Parker'5 scouts, three intellectual attempts to get to the agency, be- ing prevented by scouts and sol dierS. Finling tn tt they could not return to the agency, as they had been led to believe they could net, they concluded to go on the w2rpath. learn on good authOr' fly that in ere are about seventy Indians in this party. The Indi' ans here feel badly that their friends could not he permitted to return, but all unite in telling me they will remain quiet and show the Great Fa.aer that their hearts are good"
 Private advices received here to-day report a threatened stam- pede at SOcOrrO, New Mexico, by Apache Indians, and request that troops be sent immediately. The Secretary of War and the GeDersl of the Army have been consulted on the subject, and response was sent to SocOrrO stating that the available military force in that locality should be sufficient to prevent any outbreak. and that it was deemed unnecessary to or der any additional troops there.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-19
2Hus DEM Sfaafe.

Tout e C hez Gus. Der
,Rorb Soma SsroIo idreibi: Wan9e 3ei
tunaen, BITE f1 benz BubIitum sesenlber
ffets ais ,Seinbs Der Corruption" ais
,Dd9ter Der Snterefen ber Stsuer5ab
Ter" unb bsrsI. aufpufisn, fnb tn Der &e'
gel urdus4sniiiu, wenn es f4 um BITE
Blosfequug pou Corruption banbeIt,
ueI&e unter ibrer eigsnsn Naie paifirt.
Denn Com, Did ober Darn ben S&nup
fen baben, weuu fe eine Sprisfabrt nod
benz nd1iten Dorfe MAIDEN, peun fe on
ibre S9eune siusn S@usineifaa anfii6en
u. bsI., 10 tam man fiber fem, baB bie
6erreu gbiioren bieie vwi&tisenA Wors
sdnse ausfunbi&afteu unb ssbibtsnb srs
wdbuen.
Saben inbeB Com, Did ober 6arrp
frumute Transocrionen uorsenommsR, BITE
sine 6ffentli4s @ise perbienen, baun f&ei,
men bie 6erren @bitorsn auf einmal iuub
unb bliuo seworben 81 iein. Wan Tam
i9 hies ui4t aubers srfldreu, ais ourd
~anseborens 6sisbeit, ober bur& oie Tur4t,
einen ober ben anbereu Ruuben ~ psrltss
rem.
@enu bas ,SournaI. Z unb Sreie
prsfs" tn Ottumwa feline artitel benz
WiIwautesr .5~retbeuterA entIebnt. ioGte
bas 8Idtt aud 70 e5rIi& ieiu, grebit ba'
far ,u seben. Suum cuique. Die ger'
ipottaus non @oties aamaat, bic IS benz
.Jrsibsnter@ sntIsbute, wirb inn brunten
IN Cttumud ni&t piele Greunbe erwerben,
befeu mag bas .SouruaI u. Jreie Prsie"
aberseust iein.
Gin beiBsr Rampf. d. g. Ro'
biHion pom Storm Gate, pom 3. (2sntars)
Diffritt uon Soma, wurbe TN TIL. Ballot
gum Senator uominirt. Wer wi0's bic.
fen barts6pissn YoIiiitern Bel .bie" 5iss
na9ma9en2
Wdbrenb Der Stanb bss Weisens In
Gluptou County i'm aasemeinen Elm berg
lid i4Is9ter III, Iautsn bic Bsridte aus
ben meiifen aubsreu Counties bss States
isbr ermuibisenb. Dies 1T ber 5aa in
alien isuen @ssenben. mo wdbrsnb bss
Wonats Mai Resen in senisenbsr Menss
feel, UNI Der GntwidsIuns Der Yfunsen
gori@ub 3u Isiiien. no bies nidt Der
Jou mar, ME beifpielsweiis tn RoHuib
Go, ba Iluten aud bic Bsridte sben 70
tube, mite In Clayton County.
SIM Sabre 1880 idrisben bic Sonar
20. ss4 .592 Brisfe. Dieies ma@t etua
ls fur iebeu Wunn, iebe Grau unb iebes
Rinb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-19

Am 2Hontag iautten MIR bic Isste gr.
bss aebuten Sabrsanses Der .@asette" an
bic 2sisr. Disniias mar fur uns unb un.
isre lrbsiter siu Seiertas. Worsens
f9ritten mir semeiui@aftIi9 gum God.
ante, bas mir Soft ou g5ren aIs Dant
barb,insen Iiesen. Da es uniere abR&t
mar on benz Gage ~unfersn 9suteu sin Der.
sniaen gu bsreiten, 70 batten MIR ale an'
itaIteu setroHen, cine @aIbfabrt gu ma.
den. Do4 bas Yroisct psreiteIte ein
Sturm. Statt befen sinseu MIR binaui
mad Tidirsi unb Sdwinbs @artsn, NO
uns 5srr Wi0iam Bed bic 9asobe iber'
IieB mir bra9ten ben Gag init alerlei
S~ursweiI anb uieI gersniseu gu. am
Radmittas seieqte aa NOT cine anaabI
5reunbe su Der 9artie. 9eute, NIT benen
man Sabr aus Sabr elm arbeitet, uerbisneu
aud, baB man i3 nal sinsn Gag nit H.
men amifirt.
Wan bot uns f9ou oft BON ausmdtts
sefrasi, ME pisI grbeiter mir in Der Offcin
bei4dftsen. 5isr bsren Namsn: Bor'
mann, s, 9resler; @Iert, 9ouis @dbIer
Seser: s. PiImuier, s1usuf Brudner,
Sean Yierre @ouner; 2ebrIinse: 5einrid
Sirsens unb 2orent @onner. Ste beiben
@ounsr finb uniere S0bne. l1uiere Druid
albeit tbut contructIi9 bic Zines, bu
uns biss bebsutenb biniser 3u febeu
t0mmt, aIs tbdten mir 60 ieIbf. 1uferu
sIrbeitern maHsu mir bas COB sebsn, baf
fe wilis. fleibts unb panttIi& fnb. bobel
III has ge,bdItniB Elm 10 sutes. bab Sabre
umsebeu, obne baB ein bartes Wott &c
we@ieIt wirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-19
Samiaa mar elm aaa. Der Dubuaue

Samffaa mar etn Gag, Der Dubuque
ni@t 3ur @brs ssrei9t. Gorspausb's Sir,
tus mar bier unb In 6oIss bsfen pisIs Gar.
nter Der nmsesenb unb pisI @efnbeI. aber
bas @efnbeI mar es nidt, bas bie Stabt
tn aufrubr psrieste. Sc mareu Dubuque'r
fslbf. Gin @onftabIer gIarf. eth benz
Erunte 3iemIi9 S~usetbansr Wenf4, trieb
f9 um ben @irtas berum unb stIaubts fi9
ba, auf feline autOritdt sefast. Ran4srIei.
gr braus in bas Ra9sn,eIt eth, tratebIte
NIT ben 9euten, fu9teIte nit benz seipann,
ten &suoIuer berum unb f9oB su gutter
esst einen non 6orpausb's asuten. sinsn
GAMBLER, Nautens 5abeIton, In ben Inter.
Ieib, baB er ;uiammsnbra9. Sc bemd9.
tiste Oh bisiss attsntates f9 ioI&e Wutb
Der 9eute, bic tn Gorspausb's Disnfsn pas
TEN, baB fe GIart ssIpndt battsn, pdrs Sore.
pausb ni9t in Soften baswii6sn setrsisn.
Die BoIisei nabm ben bIuttriefenben gIatt
unter tbre Sbbut uro bra1te TIN ms @es
fdnsuiB. 9aBsIton iibersab man Der Gorge
Der Barmbersisen Sdpsisrn i'm SoipitaI,
700 sr am SOnnias um Mittas ieineu Self
aufsab. Samifas Radt Issts Der Der
wunbete nod 3eusniB sessn glart az, ben
man ibm uorfsute unb ben er oils isinen
M0rber ibeutifijirts. gIart, bsfen gba
racter bstaant mar, bate ME gum gonfab.
Ter ssma4t werben Sirfss. Gorspausb
wirb fur feline gsffrafuns iorssn. Der
Wann bat cine SamiIie uub cine aIts Wauts
ter, bic fid 81 CODE bdrmsu.
Das mar a6er unslidli9srmeiis ni9t al
bas rlnbsil, bas m isusm Gage bier se'
iaab. Gin alter Mann Ramens Stepsn'
fou, wurbe Ode Der Rain, unb ie4fen
Strabe uon III. Nnbsrion in sinsm Streite
uesen elmer MineuanseIesenbsit GUAM.
rnsnsei@Iasesi uub feel babel 70 unsIidli&
aui's pftafer, baB man ibn i9wer perIsst
far tobt aufbob. Rod beute, Rontas. III
ieiu 3ufdnb ein fritii3er.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-19

Gutter se9n serfousu leiben bsinabs
isbsn au uuarbuuns her 2eber. IL Der
Ausipru& zines mebisiuiI&en Statifiters.
usl4er aIs ar3t in elmer srobsn Stabt
prattisirt unb bieie Sacta auf cine fdaf'
unbswansisidbrise @rfabruus bafirt. Die
ies wirb Man&en gu ernffsm Ra&benten
usranIafsn unb bic Grase be~tporrufen:
,au& Du?. - llnb NIT @e&t. gielfa&
fiub bie Mnssi@eu, bic auf cine fridge Sober
beuteu, unb wsnn nur einise bapOn, ). Q.
bttersr Gei&mad i'm Wunbe, Muttistsit,
ssIbss ausiebsn, RieberseidIasenbeit u. T.
10. bsadtst wsrben unb has eridIaffte Or
gan burd Or. ausuif &6nis's
Samburser Eropfeu sereinist unb
s.itdytt wirb, 70 wtrb man9e i@were
Rrautbsit pom Der S9weIe ssirisbsn Dsi'
hen. L
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pie pepep ernte- 1aaf&iae

III bic bette unb biaisifs i'm Rar.te.
Da bic Binber fi4 an ser @etreibsleite
bes Eriebrabes %bsinosn, sisnet fi& bic
Wai9ins iowobI fur ebsnss wis weIenf6rs
misss 9anb, mo anbere Wai9inen umfaI'
len.
gbsnfals bic popuIdren empire unh
Budsys Ndbsr Sweeps Ober SiI4re@ems
grntsru. 3wet.6inssr ausrb6k
Spredt Dor unb febt fs Sud an BEL
q. 8. gSiaiams & 60.
Dubuque.
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farm ail p%ereaufeu.

Cine 8arm BON 80 adsr Cant, tossn bic
3Glfit bertits In gutter Gultur IN. unsefSbr cine
WstIs nSrbli& BON Mi&ad 5snlsls' @irtbl&aft
BET Sberias Neant Dubuque Co., untsr sutsn
Bsttpenngsn 30 ptrfauftn. GO btfnbft nd elm
gutes Webnbaus, SHtuns StaIuns. ausl.
taus auf benz plabe, Der itbr sutts GuelwaHsr
bat. Die 6arm III btfonbsrs sstisnst fir cine
Sisdfarn une bot sutts Sojlanb.
Sitbbabr fSnnen juslti6 ben sanisn gisb.
lfane, 9dsrssrGtbf unb Btlpfrii&tt nit anfaufen.
Die 3ablunesbsbiusunstn liae fsbr sinais.
aabtrts aaf BEN glaBs ftlbf ~ rfrastn BEL
@ittws Glifabetb etnfeIs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-19
&ebrcr ~pertanat.

Gin Der ttutltsn uub snsliI&sn Spra6e MAIDS
tiger ettrsr, Ter ben Srsanifsnbisna psrIsbsa
fam, pirb fir bic ct. patrids (9anbssmsinbe,
In Stntea Co., Ohio, ssiu6t. Gsbalf 1900
6O0. Wobnuns frei. @utt 3susuifs limb I'M.
bsbinst notbpsnbis. Wan ptnee Ib an Rsp.
8. 9b%rifpPbsrH gaseOm, Seneea Co.,
Sbie.
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Harnt 40 D~erfamfen.

Die, tipss ptnissr ale 800 adsr srsss garm hi, BEN Der.
fprbtntn p. Widds In Sanb Sprinj ste6ttt. 3 Dls.lsn
Bon Sane Sprtns an Der g snefprtnefrabt. 6 Wfeiltn psn
ttiy stlatn IA, htbt btais 40 ptrfautm. Die farm BAT Al
oder 6sI,. senus Gpitf'n unt alec esub bic auf bee Dalb
10 su' %finssftnt. Saus n. S6tune fnt In autsm 0uain
~lnfrsstu bd 8rani gas In gsssabt ssr auf Der 8arm
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