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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-07-02
ABOUT COMETS.
Interesting Interview with Prof. New
comb at, the Naval Observatory.


From the New York SUM-
A reporter called at the Naval OBJ
servatory the other day, seemingly an
some anxiety.
"This is awful" said he to Professor
Newcomb.
"What do you mean 2 he was asked.
"Why. the morning papers say that
a new comet has been discovered, which
is great in size, aud is thirteen degrees
apparent distance from the sun. Is it
true p
at is quite likely.
"But, Professor Proctor said in one
OF his lectures that he should regard it
at very ominous for the earth if two
comets were discovered this year, and
one has already been found by Professor
Swift at Rochester"
Professor Simon Newcomb's some
what rigid mathematical features re-
laxed as he heard of the timid mans
fears. Yes, he knew very well that the
discovery OF new comet would give
alarm to many people, and did not won
der at the fears expressed to-day.
eff there ever was any greater non
sense than this idea of the end of the
world resulting from the discovery Of
two comets l have yet to hear Of it, "
he said.
''But Proctor has been quoted by
some of the papers as having made
some such remark" was said
q cannot think that Proctor ever
made any such remark, said Professor
Newcomb. "This fear of comets is a
delusion, | know, as prevalent as it is
difficult to dsabuse people of. Why no
harm would come probably from run
ming into any number of comets" He
said that nobody could tell when the
earth would be visited by another great
comet like that gorgeous and terrible
heavenly object that was seen in 1888.
The first great come. with known
orbit that astronomers predict will be
visible to the inhabitants of the earth
will appear in 1910.
"A large comet is liable to appear at
any time =
"Oh, yes"
"Is it true that the tail Of comet
ever swept the earth:'
1t is supposed that the earth passed
through the tail of the great comet that
appeared in the sixteenth century"
One of Professor Newcomb's assist
ants here said that the earth meets fifty
millions of comets, more or less, every
year. Almost all of them are ignited
by the rapid passage through our at
mosphere and become shooting stars
Now and then one does not ignite, and
strikes the earth. These are called
meteoric stones. of which very large
specimen is in the Smithsonian Insti-
tute. The universe is full of them.
The assistant added that it was held
by some astronomers that the result
which would follow should a comet
strike the earth--a large comet would
be to dissolve both bodies at once by the
conclusion into clouds of incandescent
mist, or gaseous matter, result which
would be SO sudden and instantaneous
that the inhabitants of the earth would
never know what had happened.
at is probably a fact" continued
the astronomer. THAT the world is
growing by the accretions of those
mineral deposits from the other worlds
There is no question but that mineral
matter, sky or comet dust, filters down
through our atmosphere, mikes with the
aggregate, and increases the body of the
earth. The weight in year is of course
inappreciable, bnt the effect in long ages
must be great,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-07-02
LAFAYETTE HOTEL

n II IL
OPPOSITE THE DEPOT.
UPPERTowN wINNEMUCCA, NEVADA
JOS. GERMAN, Proprietor.
THE PROPRIETOR TAKES PLEASURE 10
announcing that the above favorte Hotel hss
been greatly enlarged and ref1tted A number
Of fine rooms have been added, and the Edts
now has first-class accommodations for familie
The Tables wiL be kept supplied with eye;y.
article the market affords, prepared BY tbs
most experienced connoiseurs.
The Bar will be found stocked with tae
choicest
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS and LAGER BEER
at prices to suit the times
Persons visiting Winnemucca, who desire ,
good MEAL, DRINK, CIGAR or BED, are re-
ferred to the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL.
Wilrnemucea, March H. 1874.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-07-02
DESERT
CRYSTAL SALT WORKS.

The Desert Crystal Salt Company is now
prepared to supply in quantities TO suit, fine
Table, Dairy, Meat and Stock Salt, put up by
s. c. FOCUS, Reno, Nevada, who will supply
customers from Winnemucca west.
From Winnemucca, eastward, JOHN KIN
NEY, OF Battle Mountain, viii furnish Table
Dairy, Meat, Stock and Eifound and Unground
Milling Salt.
Milling Salt will be sold as usual to our patrons
at low rates.
Address orders to
WALTER SCHMIDT, Manager,
o25-t N,ltite Plains, Nevada
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-07-02
PRACTICAL MATCHMAKER

Practical Watch and Clock Maker, in the cold
Postoffice Building" Bridge Street, Winnie
mucca,
Will give prompt attention to the Repairing of
Watches and Clocks.
All work guaranteed.
Orders from abroad will receive prompt at
tention. myi9-tf
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, 1881-12-30

ac. Was \ hight III jewish Circles
Of a1tlwaukce-To Forged, Ems
bczz1cds 5sSlndled, and Riod-Thc
SenaRtion Ia milwaukee,.
MILWAUKEE. Wis. Doc. oa..-A decided sensa-
ton was prnduccd here tnnpht on tho discovery
TINT n prominent young tawycr, GottiIcb Engoi,
OF this CITY. had Absc1ned. and tho probabilities
arc that ho Is IN cmbozzior aud foraer 10 large
umtunt.
Engct was, connected by marriage With tho
best Jewish families hcrc, in Chicago, ". Louis,
and Chc,nnatf. 4 warrant for h!s nrrcst On tho
charge Ut fors6r-- has Just boc. tss,1ctt. poc,l-
!attons to theamount OF $f0.0U3 are traced. but
tho amount ia believed, 10 bo several times Tint
ast,D'tnt. lie Is alleged to tnvo swl,ldtci
clients out Of ustatcs. sold property mt his
committed forgery. and appropriated Tho funds
of Jcwfsh societies of wllluh hd WAS Treasurer.
lilo was for long tint prs,l,ala Ciork, and II 10
hcflevctl bis crimes extend over porfnd Of
yours, and must represent a MUMMY yAluo Of
1nnny thousands Of tlnlfars. M young nlan Wa4
moro trusted IN wealthy jewish circles.
, 1881-12-30

lsanker"' iIo'lday-Thc WstGhs, 6o3
r,n., nmu jim FtaeA-no r. "ptn.o, - wn.,s",, " ne
e"'''"' '. e. i"s IL. .s"sl% ss" p.< q T. 'e@'n'
hfr. Gaha Casos placo up m tho road was or.
na.nou.cl ycs,erlay BY a crowd OF grave and
weIl.dre.'co gon1lemon' who gathered shous n a,'
I 20" ano Ra;e" .. .oo rt M otv wv
wss aaa Tss ooes sc No a
xS otnos potxs's ~ soa"s S@oes s'a
walk = vcrs little. Th's was considered vory
mitch tn his dtsoredt, inas.nuch Us no porker Of
distinguished weight saeu., ns so!e To ~saate,
even III ~ .ao 's. 'naus'n. uesscs. 'oo3
loto nls eyer discovered !azy sontentment.
tsocock tho crowd bad 1ro"ll larKc' and
,n,'a ,n,n...",ly ] Men IL ~ .h,,s rtv,nv ,.oat.
and % heavy ~iyvs pusoed @ % one @ another saxcrjy M IN
trying tn got a slight ut the hoa. and ths bcttinx
was brisk. Ma,,y bets wcro laid at slUU even
On vafl'us Heiko,s, fahso. 'm ua' '.s - ~" ~
poanus' sovorai ncss os ~ even mat .as
ns -oa Tesh sa over @ M NC refo
.nnas wen. p,sxy un. na, .hy shron un'S ,ms,I9
trcea ss1 .p ,tared o for s.1h An fssam
orchcatra nf MISUNDERSTANDING hut muscular
men p!aysd the siast ttoss 9f suMt.,er" x1th =:
r.: ~ so 's e s yns 5ss f'
wc'l;kuown team Of l,accsrs, vss !nsplr,:d by
tue EaTse appearsne, t Ct H. hnE sna sf,sa;
, ee nafss ta.n taat ~ c nS ~gFas T Gvst
@fn, but -. w!shdn!xn M r.! sa IL adyifs .! M !
.en iar and suss.ed @ % Il. sba T pnssers WI wc'xnt Ther
Gase sxsss to ye s sx s. ns rss mo
ii. p tn. be WA stuck. j. Fcr'o,t. butcher
Of rep1ta II AnrstsiAnsad'd i With nchtt'.ss ad
, 1881-12-30


No nEHT-nENElsAi: lEFtsA1. TO 1'Ar RENT
~ TitE CATHOLIC COUNTIES Or 1'sttASn--
Evlc1lOHn.
DUBLIN, Dec. 15.-The tenants In tho yar1-
OTIS parts Ut this South mid West OF ireland
ure atentlily refusing to pay rent Until tho
SUSPECTS aro released. They are making tho
Cocrcfan net prctext f0r liuldIng tilo rGllts
Il, sn,nc cnsrs, hut In many there cab 10 fittto
doubt that tlIoy nre III nctunt fear Of thu co'l-
sequences II they puIt, snld the murders
which l,avu been pcrt,etratcd Will Increase
the terrorism Which susinfns the movement.
On some Estates, however, tlle tenants arc
paying. Sonlu hundreds Ut ejectments n1,tl
sv 81 d sS II one uo; G2s Gty @f u K IT,
hurry, nbnut Htx miles FROM Westp0rt, llnve
beeh posted 0il the dead wills VI tlMt town.
Eylets0l!s to the Number o{ ilitf-four were
begun today o., tho eState estate. 3f Gnpt' , Ii'!l, at
colnplnln bitterly that they Ware Aeprixcl by
Lord llill, tllo father Of CApt. I'LL, of 12,0W
acres Of mountain pnstnre thirty years 'k1s
md that during the tnlu distress their lalMl-
aGntelue,.t in the rents. II Is stAted tliAt Bey-
eral cyictloHs nre about to take plnce OIL
l4Urd Leitrlni's property III the snmc lacnlity.
slls, n1cI1AIsp isocIiE KELLy.
agent to Mr.. John. Smttllwtck, attended Mt
GoresDrls!ge yesterday for the p,lrposu VI r.
xi,try.' Al! the tenants EXPRESSED their WILL
jnyuess to nay If they got 70 per cent reduc-
tfotl, but the agent refused to 0rtt1tt any re-
tluct[on, atlt they returned home without
Col. Walter Dnlfe, Eleventh lfussars, has
| glye,. the tonalltry OH Ills Doleryue ind Eel:
oul cstatea, Pallas Grten, Ill nbateneIt OF
two years, arrears on PAYMENT 9 9i , na!t !, Z
yssf: fo 'snt "a 10 @ sr ee 's1 EyS Ear lee} "
vensS OifDr OF Ut Dtr cent reduction Ut rents
, 1881-12-30

As Officer Pat Mulyfhttl, Ut tho hudson 6trsat
Station, passed. tho corner Of l'osp!anes and
Randnlpll strrutn Mt Hu0ok this mlurt,ltY, hu
chnllcc,i 10 u!ect II wcIl-known thIof and thug,
usually kunwn ds Thot,,ps French. Thinking IT
might be will IL t.ttorr,gatv tho younx man.
lhs uttlcor uppr0nuhest hl1I. whBreupon French
iMcstnat. hut tue u, ,lipt spau wdu Of tts marx.
Thv lhieF thrn started or VI. Il r,,s,. followed ny
thv nlio0r who druw hs owl. reynIs tr al.a lcyut!
EMyjo aud Despsalnea ststcts Il wetl'llreotel
shut ra,tght him ll .tla luz, and he tlrnplrd. lio
wAs then tnken 10 tha station, and atlesward t0
tho hOaultAl, 80.
, 1881-12-30

a nrcfy tramp Inst TNestfay, the gholtsb old
Ing al and cut IL to pieces In d hcnstsh aoarcn
for mnncy. Falling to fnd T. he took q gold
engagement ring, and gave Il % Tho tramp for
his labnr. Great Indignation IL expressed by
tho Germans In that vicinity fbnt ono OF their
number should hayo dDno IA foul dppd,
, 1881-12-30
GREAT BRITAIN.

49,. IT. .r1.., fs,,,,..,,,.o,,t In.
AuAnoA' 1,ce; ~o'"tno ,,, nuseii'.,onp ~ Hs'e "Ha
opohet hegotlat1ols "lth riallce' ',A' uer'nans'
M'a Ai,ef'eH' wNa w" ~ es.aolls't ~
1Nte'll"t'oli'i couIl iouci.t VIZ" uuuabes sVn-
nectea VII! 1he Riuhapn1s VI Hhs1fes VI III"
oo"''' l"cl'lc'
IN tdEoN'si1oollNu MATTEL
lor 4luO sue. loV pigeons eac'', 1oday NJ tle
Union Gili Clao gfoollo' lennon, between
W. eaSser Gaa utatan', taEser suut ~ anstts
5a1us, 1!So, gia!Ihh, @ Nv ."Snts>e,s ,.s '"'"''
seoles' L. c"F'oF, ~ dl"Mall, M
THE HEsiA1Ns of uEoi!oh Goeoso st"6ht'
IT,. o,,,,.o,+ .r,,,,sot ~ ~ r.o.,,,,,, aoooosoa
tno e"..s". sns ~, ,,ts..'';',, s''ss,.
T,. mstu f,, ~us =, .'a W.,a, "a'o,, a,%t;a
nu ao"'" ~ r ". xae"us .,s@,a,,s. ,iso o
os'ss ~ .",I" ' ILL.,. "o. on,!.l.,"" ,,a",1
,,a,y .'ss.S a 80, 1;"1., s.r,i"a
4''""'e' re' 1o'.Ia ~. w.. .,a',s, aa 'o' '~~'
a' I.Is.,'. ~. ao of nv
sno oH""'ao '.,..,' W ' ~ s''so
.s,.s S1s." "t .'',,a',. ~ t,a n,,,'at,,,
iIlE pv a.'s.Is ~ t.o ne,". Ill.,. IT,
".o .,' a"s,,a,s ~ .a .as a.,
potsot!s WI" m"uo Inu Maise.s " s'e ouo,l
w. ,., .unu ,','. s,,at s,,a,. na, ar,.,., ~
t..i, .,tti, .. s"' t, w. st,.ai, ,,,n,, 49,,
a,s ,s WV" 'o1'''Ao ~ @&'o ''>'''.'S'' ''o''
,..'ns,,, ,"'sss ,,., ,,, -, ,,,,,,,,,,,
'"'oi'Niinn 1,Hn.rv WI ~, rnvvTI,cn ''"s'o't
will rcco,p1no,,co Saturday. Negotiations In
ro~nrI /" ,"n"lnns md cnttm,s anvu a stan
n,a,., ~ "oos ~ ..1a NV 49,, l., tha
aIa oos ~ .,, a... ''o 80 NV
WY "a :. s"'@ 49,. ~ v n,,, ,..,,n".,rs
"11t"NIS ~ ~
, 1881-12-30

The physlolo1tcal rej1vcnlror Of tue orgnno
eyslcm. and specific curv for inrntUncy, stcr-
tlity. seminal weakness, !pss Of tunury, ilcrv-
Gus debility. sick and Nervous hea.lHuha; c1t.-
st!tutlunal remedy Tor Dyspepsia nnd neuralgia
By supplying nerve 4nd bruin ptiwcr::, scnt by
ina!! prepaid, II per box: for Il. Pamphlets
aud ~ Lake strect. ChIcnEu. ILL.,. A4cnts, aud for
AnIe BY nII druggists.
, 1881-12-30
4 Gl,oal OF Alnb2sa,bh

At,o,,t two months ago the wIfu of IN, old
o,lrU, Ala, tilGI aud waA Lur1cd. ltecsnt!y tho
Old Ian tnllUd sulsp Il.Iaty, purhRts ~, In M
Old tre14 wh!uh had been laid away by hla wss.
tThls Ini.,tt..vl hls cupldlly u such al exttnt
fhAi 10 forthwith Imagined thar theeu was uura
hurled With her Gody. SECURING the sersluaa uf
, 1881-12-30

Harrison, the Evangelist in IntlinnapA
ntlA.

NIIN.
HDtetai Dtanateh to 7hs Chicago Tribune.
1NDtANApuLts, Ind, Dco. :.st-1t IL INV settled
that tho evangelist Harrison will rcnnEn In tl!s
city until tho time for Ills visit to Cincinnati.
He u apparently lu gtNxi henith. and atated to-
day that hB felt Eure there would bu rcvivni 1t
large proportuna.e Alrcn,iy there have tccn
twenty conversions sIncn sunday, and he snya
the people arc tnitcb more In the spirit for re-
stsal than wheu be l,cgun bis xrcnt meeting last
March: thlt the work WIS not tloished lust sum
mer: and TINT the aht',c relfHlnus ct,thuslAs!n
which fnHrksh tho revivnl ut that time still
Exists mid ho has 0nEy to leEin In 0rtlcr to Btt;-
tepd.
, 1881-12-30

Arend,a lseog, Iron. nun Wtuc, with
CislchouH, the standasrt medicinal t0nic OF this
progressive M1e, 1t enr!chee the b,Jd. prompt-
ly invIGorntes tho brutu and nervous syste IL.
Improves digestion, etc. Result: \ r0nnl nr,n,
fright eyes hnppy AtAte of mini. Arendh 'irt7-
store. corner biadls,n strtct nIld Fifth AVetiut.
, 1881-12-30

Bronchitis. - Thron3 1'l4caxe~ &,ttcn
commence with Il enAst,, c,llt. or unlisual cxrr-
u0n OF the vn!ce. These IntlpIent sylnptatus aro
nltayed hy the use nf "l!tuwhs 1sronchAl
Trouhes," which, II neglected. often result In q
chronic trouble Ut tho thrr,At,
, 1881-12-30
A Slx-FOlD HARVEST.

Los ASGgtXs. th!.. llrr. :H.-Mts. Cruz, living
At Florence. f4>s Angeles County, was drlivcrrd
to-day br n. Joserh KMrsz, Of six perfectly
formed female children.
, 1881-12-30
T'tJNIS.


Tus1s, dec, a0.-Tlla Frcncl. Financial
Commission Inns caused atl cnploycs for
merly connected with the T,ntsiais navy to
be tllsluissetl.
, 1881-12-30

Arcnds~ Angcltqnn mud While 1foAc
CulUKtes-rch, refreshing. a1,d !nrttnv-excc'lHd
By Ell,c amt tn tAncy prices. Step u, ann nro
ht0fE.
, 1881-12-30

s2b 10 e15.oDD used Js,dleioualy In
krutn deulInR yields lnrre profits. FDrpalnphlct
nnd electric pun rcpnrts write III ". r. Sonle s.
Co., IlrOker8 lJJ f.u aMlln- st.. EhlGHEo.
, 1881-12-30
%lU0 tlnxtt u MsH44Fu.
LocAL UttsKlvArtuNx.
|E|: II 4 NJ y; 81; +,
M:i3p. III. y I'LL 11.} | tA+W,+ " " lA& 1M0M
NnKlMun temperature. R.Q.
Minimum tutnparstlss, A.
AHSn lAlly bAfuAetaF, 8a1.
Mean dglly lhetM0f1et4f. VII.
Mean daily humidity. TIL


M1LroAp, Pa, Doc, .o.-Tho high water tn taa
nellware continues. 'lteports co,ne at Else IN
the headwateEa Ut nopoalt. tue wator Iu~!ng
through the sagnas room Ut QuaKa NH, oon''
netl,nx a suspension uS wuFk. Several buildings
weFu sWppt fyum low land aear Deposit. a
bFidv9 ne9r btllfuFd il threatened.
, 1881-12-30
OHIO DEMOCRATS.
Several Ancient Warehouses Who
Sniff the Battle Afar,
And Already Have Their Lightning.
Rods Erected for 1884.
Senator Pendlttan, and HtsHs. jtnttt, paInt,
l!anaY, Thurman, and 1Iurd Tho rFlu.
tipat lspfrants.

''rA' .'afA 4".'''
.-....-
chsvs!1So psc -n .ho ny las. co,n'"un "'.n
. a @,,,,.. =" -, o .",.n n' ,an,,t ,n"r
ho large damand that apparently existed among
oatlinu Democrats for tho old "Wixard Of
lramoroy l'arx" for Presidential nominee n
lbSs: Ihat apparent do1haho SUI cxhts' IVY l
nm inclined IN think upon fuller Investigation
@ .,,,t, M yo n rr,st dcaIre iyra II f,on,o
70 tue irot: In conversation % n,'.s r.n s;.n. ms =,
Do1nocrat Ut the Antl-Kelly kind. and tu4n
who ought to know whereof be speaks, tho fol- |
lnwInr inflammation was obta.nel: |
"Tbo tulk about Ti!den for tho Presidency in |
,ont +. s,,,,Ix ,rorn.tero,,x .ni, Mr ShnI,1,n.
lle - mn o'l, Deoken'aown % nun. , ne 10 pas.
pEossax pyxs aa' qss a'Ss 'rf Tha
VII" y aro taikinx at,out him, n seem, to mo,
olsht u TO- 10. md S Ssevs % DO. kuow tss. believe
Ut keeping dawn acme ono c,zc whom they be-
u'u ,, y, '1uI u, - euu nc,,avo vi.
'nhca hotorsets OF plonHn"es' = 1Sna,u r!n.,t. n
den has given up all idea OF the rrea1oetloy'
l,ut A name any more. lie stould havo tccn
~ ,sun 49, t. 10 ,.S t,,. not,sv.,
% no would 'ns; hsso s"1 becn . ~ az second @ time
.Ic,,,I r,h,-o l.. ~ yo.sItIo nuo.tlon Inn
s'et.eu. tus'u 10 -, ~ t.sa'o ''. A"o'sS1 ~
he WAS elected In )sso. but TUG moment our party
nominated spmc else In 1870 tha cry OF fraud
wis taken truth us. Ia fact, NO admitted that
,xn .xrro wrnnv In aiI m hs,t eatd bcforc''
w 1 .e... ~ 49,. - ..,,-,,, ~ ~. ,o.l ~ r,,,
!he inore nttchuon u e1sct' ~ tule ta'k " oalo
politicians tho nnre Go!ur ID xlTeu 10 tue re-
1nurks Ut Sir. Sheldon al recorded above.
f1hln inns h,cu NJ thn front for n1uny years rs
u,,4.., - t.rsh,,,,r,r u,.tc ~ snr
tue oHcesecknag anu olncen''lu'ne 0'n.o ~ VA ~
rs the Republicans 1re CONCERNED. Bnt tnl1lK
not. q 80 pruple, TINT there are no great men In
,hc t,ot1,cr,t,r rnnk. berg, IL IL gl,ply hecauso
tnsv tt,s "ro hccn chnrc, ana frozen b. lonr
taes .Hte oeen clohcu WV 1.oeu "sa ~ .e"s M
porlou of hhniahncnt from the paollc cflb That
they have not tren hcrntdcd abroad with moro
nrnmInoncn und ,,nt t,ena,,sa they do not exist.
,."s,. w. .n,a., n, lo,st III or acvcn flt.9rown
+"s'' wv tou"t ~ 'ea 49,, ~ ." r.".t,.. s -
and completcly.dcvctoped Qhio Democratic u.s.
rlranta fur the nornlnauon for President In 1881.
1t IL with n Wow OF giving tho pros mud cons ot
theso titustrous gentlemen, any ono Of whom
ynud make strou0er candItatc than tho Do
$3.50 - ,,a,I,, ~ sor r,narv vsnr. r,ns, thpt
i.'ooFho, nae uu'u"aeu ~. "'"'' 's'Ao 1"e' *1'@~
the present attitlo Is Wtittcn.
Thu nun who should be placed ut tho head Of
thIs Int n. tho ono who is attracting tho most
nnijei. i,lst nj nrcsent ID
, 1881-12-30

Tho FeathcrsvctCht Chnlnpl lonalifp OF
EolOrRuo.
NEW YonK, Dec. eo-1lnsry Morgan has do
positod hero tho turfalt-nlnncy to bind the match
With Jerry Afnhoney for $2,o01 side aud tho
fenthcrWeIght Chn.nplOashlp Ut Colorado.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-27

S. cirtnfirt etns 2iits tn Der Stabt,
UNI benz austrstenben sberiff Elm 9si9enl
gu MAIDEN. SreiIi@ es sibt 2eute, bic aae
llriads babsn t%0nnen, iOide 9si9snte 81
MAIDEN, aber man peri9One has PubIitum
bamit. Das gOIt be,ubIt benz Sberifi
idbrIi9 p6uis unb senus-pisasi9t msbr als
Re9t-ss if baber ni5t n6tbis, baB es
aud nod ausepumpt wetbe, bic bOppeIt
unb breifad besubItsn Dienfte nod Elm
pisrtssmaI aIs @sident gu be3abIen. @s
pirft bas Elm iebr ionberbarss ei&t auf bic
Ssrrsn, bic f9 NIT Der auselessnbsit bs'
fafen unb Iisfsrt sinsn inbirstten Beweis,
baB ni9t guss NIT re@ten DimSen Suse'
sansen lit. Msbr molten mir nidt iasen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-27
2luCer StaatsaeCeB perbietet am Gage

2lufer Staatsse(et uerbietet un Gage
bes Germ aud bas 5ii9en unb Sassn. Gin
Sinssr Der idparsen 8unf stns porIssten
Sonntas fiden unb betrat babel fremb.s
9unb. 0as ssfisI benz gisentbiu,er niat,
Der i'm gu uertrsiben iu9te. Der Sinser
9uttenbers's parb NIT benz WiI6mann,
sas 1T Der gisentbimer, banbsemein unb
~ertsrer betam fat bsr Slide, PriseI.
Dabsi blieb's ni5t. Osr RiI5mann pers
tIaste ben Sppo unb berfeIbe wurbe uessn
Wisa@ten bss Sonntass gu 81 Strafe unb
In bic RoIien %uerbouuert, mas aaes in 4Is
lem bic bubble Summe uon 500. 25 be-
trdgt. 0as mar Elm b6isr Gag fur ben
GppOsrupbsn: feline Slide, uieIe BrissI,
Elm 9rojsB am 5aIs unb eth nrtbsil fur
$26. 25-that will do. Der Siuger Out:
tsubers's abertritt GINGER Slide pe9en bas
e5ttIi8e un6 wsItIi4s @sies 10 buIb ni9l
msbr. Nun Mill er and nod appsairen.
8enn CT flus lit, bebabIt er, unb nimmt ft5
bic 2sbre gu Ssrsen. au9 Der @tsentbi'
msr srbieIt feline Strafe fur ieine pustIifis
ihe Sertisteit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-27
SEER ST.. SeiBermann,

go. GA WainitraBe, bat cine pra&tis'
gaspabI pom Oiamantsn unb SuweIen or
isinsm S6aufsniter ausseIest. Sen
5sissImann 1T felt 25 Sabren bier in Du'
buqus etablirt unS bat ben Y%epObnern bis'
iss gountp's fur uisIe, pisle Gauienbe Doll
lars Seftussseidente ssIisfert. Ssins
GusuabI pon Rodforb unS anbern llbren,
SpasisritOdsr NIT @oIbtOpfen, feinen Sus
psIsn, SiIbsruaaren, Diamanten u. +. NJ.
1T ni9t aIsin coutpIet, iOnbern umfaBt
aud bic s~Iesantsiten Wuifsr. Die 2eier
unTsrss gIattes io1en nal bel 5rn. 9eiseI'
mann uoripreden unb befsn wuubsri@6ne
9Ius uubI pom 9sidsnten In auseni9sin
nebmen. gs sereut ite ni6t.
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@ott SpDe errettet.

8iliam s. gousbIin pom CONNER:
uiue, Waf., iast: SIM Ssrbft 1875 purbs
i'd BON elmer beftisen 2unsenbIutuns, Der
Elm i1wsrer 9uifeu foIste, befuqen. Sd
perIor Nppetit unb Sleii9 unb warb belts
Idssris. Sn 1877 purbe i'd in's Soipi.
tai aufsenommsn. Sie gerste iasteu, i'd
bate elm God in Der qunse, 10 sroBe ME
Elm balber Dollar. gu elmer 3eit mar bas
@sridt i'm llmIauf, i'd iei tOot. Sd CAB
BITE Soffnuns auf, absr Elm Srsunb iasts
mir pon DR.. William Halls Balsam for the
lungs. Sd idaffte mir cine 5Iai9e on,
oils 3u mstnem @rifaunen id anfins mid
better gu fibIen, unb beute sebt es better
ais felt bret Sabren.
Sd idrsibe bieiss, boffeno, baB ieber,
Der NIT tranteu 9unssn bebaftet TT, DR..
William Halls Balsam nsbme unb BIN
iberseust, baB S6uinbiu6t ssbeilt tucr.
ben fann. Sd tam pofttu iasen, bas es
mir mebr senlst bat, ais aae unberen Wes
b~ijiuen, bic i'd felt meiner Srantbeit nubm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-27

s. 1T ni&t gut tn 3situnsen pom
Wettsr au ipre6en, ba oft Der id6ufe
Sonnenidein t@ tn norwssii4en Sroit
psrpanbsIt bat, ebe bas BIatt tn ben Sdn'
ben Der 2sisr TT. Do9 iouieI fSnnen mir
iasen, bic bsiben Gage Dor Beibna9ten
batten MIR bisr tn Dubuque nidt Bintsr',
nsin SribIinsswetter. Ser 9tmmsI mar
prddtis belI, bic Come sIan3ts In uOler
gra9t, bic 2uft maj Cages mtIb unb bic
Nddte bra9ten etwas Groif. 2eiber bats
ten bie uorbersebenben &esentase bic @rbs
10 srwsi9t, bas BITE Wese tn, 2anbe bobens
los uaren. grsdbIte man uns bod, baB
ein Garmer NIT eineu, Wasen NIT pier
Yferbsn utsr S@weine uon Nsu Wien mad
Dpsrspiue fubr unb ale Whbe bate btn'
sutommen. Omar baben bic Sr6ite etwas
ssboIfen, aber tn teinsu, Sale iebr pieI.
WeI9 eth l1nteri@ieb 3wii9en bieiem unb
Iestem Sabr UNI @sibna@ten. @ersanse'
men Binter foIste S9nesfurm auf S4nes'
iturm unb taIt mar es, baB bic Bdume riffs
fen; taum fonnte man NIT 9ferb unb
SdIttten burd BITE StraBsn Der Stabt unb
brauBen auf ben 9anbe iab man nt9ts
msbr pom ben Tsn3en; fe puren unter Der
S5nssbste ~bssraben. ltnb beuer! nun
mar iisbt f9 UNI, Oh uidt SuIb bic Sau'
me tnpspen. @snn uns bas itSne @sts
ter rur nidt nod peradut wir6!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-27

AfBert 2slauer, Der bas 3wsimsilen
5aus BET of Dubuque bdIt, fubr Disn'
flag lester @r9e sesen 10 ubr absnbs
bsim. gr mai in BesIeitans fsinss Nef'
fen unb bic Ra9t %ftodbunteI. rlnsIadIts
9erpeiie fam sr NIT benz @eipann cine.
Rauine, an Der bic StraBs lisst, gu nabs,
Der @asen iiarste aH, unb pferb unb Wa'
gen unb 2suts roItsn ben 25 SUB boben
abbans binuntsr. Wauer feI unter ben
@assn unb bIieb auf Der Steae tobt lis'
gen. Ser unuerIeste Nsffs iu&te ollie In
einsm bsuadbarten 9auie unb man bra@te
bic 9si@s bes 8erunsladten 3ur Stabt aus
rid. Das Pfsrb tam uabefddbist bapOu.
Wausr 1T So Sabre alt unb bintsrldBt cine
trauernbe Wittpe nit mebreren &iubern.