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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-12
CHARTER
or Incorporation OF The Blue
and the Gray Matrimonial As
ISOLATION, OF Sardis, Mississippi.

SEcTIos lsr.-Tbis Association shall be
known as The Blue and the Gray Matri-
monial Association, OF Sardis, Miss, and
shall DO located at Sardis, Miss.
Section 3D. The objects Of this Asso-
citation shall be- 10 unite In marriage all
suitable unmarried white persons, male
and female, and TO establish a benefit
and an expense and profit fund, from the
former, OF which, on the saii sfactory
proof Of the marriage, death or expiration
Of the endowment period OF any member
Of this Association, who shall have COM
piled with all OF the bylaws, rules and
regulations Of the Association, there
shall bc paid 10 such members, or to any
one that he or she may designate, a cor
tain sum Of money, not to exceed the
limit Of the certificate OF membership,
aud saii sum 30 10 be paid 40 far ~ this
Charter can make II, shall be exempted
from execution or attachment or other
seizure under legal process, for any debt
or debts OF the certificate holder or his or
her BENEFICIARY. The expense and profit
fund shall be used to dslray the expenses
OF the Association aud ~ compensation
-. ~ a',.s VI
a.sis,s W" W n",.ste" OF ulvfne" II
l, n. ! " ~ d,so wv. ~ su,n manher " ,he
certificate holders or members OF this
Association shall have no interest what
ever in said expense anil profit fund.
sgsTinS 3p.-J. y. Boothe, W. T. Me-
Crackcn, 6. II. Foster aud ". II. Wall,
w. anJ ,po.e su.'tso's mau aSs,gns,
.,;,,o u,s! wy n.r.oy y'.''.u pouy
-, ~ NJ !. un'.. unc haIne
shu 'op'oV w" n'a' uiaV
ninohiai No "' "u n'ss,'
wv ~ .na' nainc h's., nnu y sno,',
P"a" anu W ihPivhncu W any eouis y,
nav OF 'quny III tnis state. Ana saii
hss"eihuoh may nave q corporate zeal
ana ni'er or chaner inc same nj pleasure
ann nlay nl'ke All necessary bylaws,
ru'es M. rsuln,ionsior tue government
Oh 1lia ASSOCIATION, Hnd may alter or
mmsn. ,nc same at pleasure, provided
tha' the sinie DO not inconsistent with
n'e svn.'i,unoa ana laws Oh u'is siaie o
~. .na'e' rm'cT -,
90, an-, P'."s p'pp''.y'
ssaa, lN.s''a, " miAe', ~ ue Nnn IN
svr"aa."s' uhhee,ni nsSpsia,cs, susceasors
.i"h, ,sb,l;,, wv a,Ism "s9. "' any
III n'p"'' VT o"'s''o" " u"s hSso-
s sn~ H., H.. Ill ..a. r..
al LII W." Inv" a,u Innm
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,ho haiIs.s ~ .sr,;g'a',a. ~ "saa.Inu on'
- ~. as..n;.,,on ~ 'h''risnlP
- 4. Ii a"',a'- '"a "'e gea ~
Inn. .hail ~ dano,n,0,,ad liz
fees. annual dues and assessmcn,s Thrr
benefit fund shall be cnatnd with monies
arising frnm as~nssments ami shall H.,
used lor The naymcnt or secnsi,y ~ hen.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-12
MANNING FAITHFUL.

During his long career IN Con-
gress Hon. Van II. Manning has
been a true, able and faithful rep
rcsentative Of the interests Of his
constituents. In addition 10 this
II gratifies us 10 observe that he
has found sufficient time and OPP
portunity TO devote himself To gem
eral Legislation, not directly con-
corning his constituency, for
instance his effort 10 remodel the
Supreme Court on n basis that'will
enable II TO dispatch tho vast
amount ofbusiness coming before IL
more speedily and satisfactorily.
Col. Manning has been unselfsh
us well us faithful in serving his
people. Unlike three Of his col
leagues from Mississippi, Colonel
Manning did not see proper TO
desert his post 10 look after q re-
nomination during an important
juncture In much needed lcgisla-
tion-pcnding the effort 10 pass
the river and harbor bill over the
Presidents veto. The special Wash
ington correspondent Of the New
Orleans Picayune, writing Of the
passage Of this bill says: "Manning,
Of Mississippi, and others worked
theoretically with the Democratic
opponents Of the measure. Those
who were TOO deeply committed 10
vote for the bill, were appealed "a
abstain from voting. Someof these
were paired with absent friends Of
the measure. Gen. King secured
a pair for Darrall, Of La, while
Manning obtained pairs for those
Of his colleagues who were absent,
The work thus done was really
magnificent and thus saved the
measure" Again the same cores
pondent mentions Col. Manning a.
shaving been particularly active
In securing to-day's triumph
Thus It win be seen that Col
Manning II entitled To no ANAL
share u The credit aud honor for q
conspicuous part In this gallant
and successful struggle in behalf Of
q measure Of vital Importance "a
the people Of Mississippi as well a.
10 those Of the great Valley itself
How favorably his action contrasts
with that Of his absent colleagues,
who wcro gadding about al home,
wircpullins 70 secure fcnonina
tion, while As ignored self and
earnestly and successfully Devoted
himself 70 the public service. We
eau but believe his devotion, faith,
falness aud unscl6shness will b.
properly appreciated and fully re
wavded By an admirins constituen
cy. II he had done no o.hcl
important service during hi
present term, this act alone entities
him 70 = denomination and re-elee
ton, coupled with, the deserve,
plandit, @well done, thou good an,
faithful servant" enter again int
the councils Of the nation. 70 serv'
the people who delight 70 homo
theel
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-12

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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-12


Gen j. H. CIalmofn, candidate t0f
Congress IN Ihe Second Congressional
Iirifia u Mississippi, will address biz
f.iiaw titIsens NJ the following tIInes and
places
fIolly Hphner, Marshall county, sataf.
dry, September ~
asIiIapd, Benton county, Monday,
September, lth
Iipiey, 'fippah county, "Wednesday,
September 9TH.
New Albany, Union county, Saturday,
September, NH.
Oxford, lafayette county, Tuesda ,
heptamber l2ih.
Charleston, Tallnhatchie county, Thur :
day, September iJth.
~liatesyille, Pamela county, Saturday,
September 10Th.
sardis, Pamela county, Monday, Sep
tcmber 18th.
Senatobia, Tate coun y, Wednesday.
September 10Th.
fernando, Dcsoto county. Saturday,
September 23d.
The Democratic nominee IL invited 10
be present and Join In the discussion on
equal terms, to be- agreed upon.
TRIMS OF DISCUSSION:
Opening speceh-one hour and a quar-
tor; r%eply--one hour and three quarters
rcioindcr-l5 minutes, closing speech
Is minutes.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-12

laapan
fafehfthas q NV pipff Tho
n lahig fwihH
AiH fdtah has mgAhiiei 4 IaHh
pud lHtieT company
iaudaHiala tnh'y fahi Ten fnn
eieis l8tafhaob laai weth
The slaflef m bil0si bas baeh
declared aHeohsi liUiimni
The iasi grind lafy NJ apdefdale
euHty fgund eighty indictments
N The cgusl iowns new swmat
lrtatfss afe ceiling ~ tLD q
bnpilat
Corn b. h. delivered In October,
Il selling NJ 33i cents q buabel In
CWinttt
Col Singleton has lived In The
State ~ years and has held office
~ years
Forty matrimonial associations
met In convention NJ Meridian
last week.
School warrants arc selling In
Jackson for ~soyenty.0ve cents on
the dollar.
The late grand jury Of Winston
county examined l2S witnesses and
found ~ true bills.
Corn for future delivery IL sell
ing at thirty.fve cents a bushel In
Water Valley.
Judge Joseph D.. Shields, Of
Natchez, will soon complete a life
Of s. s. Prcntiss.
A Tupelo man has invented a
miniature distillery-the size and
shape Of a coffee pot.
81. ". Peck, Of Benton county,
~
planted one Irish potato and it
produced sixty pounds Of potatoes.
While temporarily insane, T. ].
Martin, Of Wcsson, committed sui
eide by cutting his throat with a
razor.
Farkas, Of vicksburg, charged
with arson and wife-murder, has
been granted bail in the sum Of
$1,000.
II is mentioned as nm unusual
occurrence that worms have Mt.
tackled the sugar cane in Pike
county.
+. L. Jones, who murdered Tom
Jones in Winston county four
weeks ago, is to be hung septem.
Dor LIST.
"The Daughters of the Church.
Of Vicksburg, have donated $4,000
to the Protestant Orphan Asylum
at Natchez.
The other day two colorcd pris.
oners in tho Jail at Coffeevillc got
TO fighting and one Of their jaws
was broken.
Near Crystal Springs on the Goth
ult., a partially insane daughter Of
VIM. Stokes committed suicide by
shooting herself.
A large wild deer dashed through
the streets Of Natchez one day last
week and jumped of tho bluff,
breaking his neck.
A few days since near Bonneville,
the boiler Of a steam saw-mill OK.
plodcd, killing a man and boy and
w%ounding two men.
Rev. ]. Haskell, the evangelist,
together with "eight enthusiastic
christians" has pitched his gospel
tent" at West Point.
Agricultural Commissioner Lor.
ing has appointed +. G. Morehead
commissioner for this State, with
headquarters at vicksburg.
In Adams county a portion of a
mastodon's tooth, measuring six
feet long and weighing fifty-fvc
pounds, has been unearthed.
Dave saucicr, ofPascagoula, kill.
ed "a alligators last year and has
killed 1 this ycar-thc last one
measuring in length 7 feet and 4
inches.
Work has commenced on the
New Orleans and Northeastern
railroad which is to be completed
this year. Meridian is the eastern
terminus.
Smith Henderson, a colorei con.
fidence man, swindlcd several oil
his race in Corinth bv MAKING ho.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-12

LArs weather reports from
Washington appropriately speak
4 a mean tempesasure.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-12

TIE Huaalan boar i pfewilae
AID flafinR N tiif british IIanl
lIieau twV animaa nan together
Eufupe and Asia, ~ sell a. q apel
pHtlun N Africa, Win tref0iie BIZ.
= atb The hiok, ahl fiyat u
bltsd vii flow.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-10
Snntes WIIerIet.
Cine Saufe i'm Wittslaltsr.

Was Uie 5stli6fei,sn. ben prunf uni
aars beicncsrs pic TafsIffeupsn BET Ger
3aufep an5ftrift 10 mar man unS tn
Wittslalttr cod iberlesen. Die GpIer
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cabet rur6 sans beirneere Spulen; aus
Bur 1aufe beS Spbnes 8aipar pes
Sbsrlsbnebsrrn 8uHo Sans Gplen bon
putliB erpartetsn bic Gltern oes 1duf.
itnss etnen febr sOrnebmen unp bobsn
Belu6, oenn pisielben battsn unter Nm,
psrsn ben Ser;Os Nlbre6t BON Weflsn,
burg. Dietrt6 D. Sranpenburs. albre6t
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BON 9ommerns Stetttn nab Gem Sblo6s
Suisb6pel TN Sistbum 6apslbers, BEN
Stummfse rsr Sans gplsn pom putIib.
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Safes pran9te Gin anisbnltder = 8iie.
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aafSsitslIt, 10 pab INNER ;uei ben crttten
tru9en. Oas et9ent!ibe Wabl beg mn
NIT eroesn Napfen Suuer 8teriuppe.
Damn folste 8die NIT 8rop. 6israuf
8die NIT Wirftfu uno Siris, lsStsre nit
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brdten nit pislsm 8noblau6 unp 3pie-
bsln, aud @ilridpstn l6lcHen fib al,
uno ben Sblub ma6te Ibprner pffffsrs
fuden. Da,u CAB e5 @arlegener Bier,
alien Claus, Nausner 3i;euiqe unp
8iitrOpe. 8nieisnaf, psl6e 8isrs sross
0erebrer battsn. Der Wsin, rpslbsr ntbt
febItt, fanp Srbdltnismdsts melt psniser
2iebbaber. Die @dlte liseen es fi1 pors
trsiHtb ibmsdsn unp rparsn NIT Der BE,
pirtbuns unssmein sufrteren. ytab Der
1afel 9tns ntan sur Xir6e, no eas Sinp
sstauft purpe. Na6 bssneister Gsrss
monte sins Der 3us na& benz S6lpHs
;urif, unc ieste nan lt1 gum swsitsn
Wale CUR Iafel. 8tsrlupps 8iie unp
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nur mar raS Brot isBt nit 81mmsl unp
6sn6sl SsrlsBt. Alsrann CAB ss etnen
SIrlsbrst I'M Cad ssfcbt. Der Sitte
semds puree or in etnem Ippie auf ben
Gid sebraht, UNI pelben Sislfab Elm
Cad b%erum9e;est mar, pte man isBt
mpSl Snpittsn UNI WsblIpsiie lsst.
IS pav Elm 2tsblinssssrtbt Der ramas
lism 3eit UNI purps in Der Ressl nit
sinen nSrunt." atnohsn, ;u rsltsm &C.
p6bnlt9 nod cine Ss,fot, Sirirse,
S6tnibnitte unp aubere Dtnsr. le nab
csm 9si6mad zines ispsu @aitss, iit
ssIslten. Damn fUlstsn Giiae. auf uns
sdrtibe 8siie ssfOttsn, @ilpplst nit
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Wanrelsmus nit pier 6arben. Inter rsR
9etrdnfsn fanrsn isst eintse 8!daterbtsr
unc Der Wtstb piels 9iebbaber. Da fann
mar ptrflt6 lasen: "9sissusts WabIs
;sit!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-10
Solls Sunoe UNI tire &enn3cidem

Die fplasnre Ssfanntma1una pss
8erltnsr pOliset prdIpiumS iiber bic
Suncsputb pdrfte aud bier bon srcs
fem SntsrsIe ieia
IS iiap neuerltb pispsrum Siue
BON 6unrsWutb pOrsefpmmen. Dies
ssranlast pas Yoltsst- priipium, na6s
itsbeno pteisnissn Grssbni6s III YsrSf-
fsntli6sn, Wel6e iber Die 8snu;sibsn
Ger 6uncs putb purb la~nsidbriss Gf,
fabrunsen Ger bisissn fSntslidsn lbiers
arsnsti6ule fi6 bsrauassfsIt babsn 4:
1. Dir 3%ouftanfbsit Der 5unpe fommt
nibt ausin bet srpssr S~pnnsnbiBs pper
bet itrsnssr 8tntsrfdlts Dor, pis pisls
esu!s elauben, lpnpsrn fe entltsbt In
lscsr Sabressett unp srpar sntpsoer
oireft aus urla6sn, pslbs man nod
ni6t fsnnt, oper purp Anitefsn psr>
mttts!s pes Sifes BON tplsn SuEpsn.
auf Die Isstsrs @siie fam Die Sraufs
belt ron einsm tUuen Sunre III ieosr
Belt auf Sisle anoers Sanpe iibshrassn
psrOen. 2. unribtiSsr 8fils slaubt
mau, eaB 5unps nit lp3snanntsn
WOlfsflauen, Sinptuasn uup f~aftrirte
5unee nt6t toll rerpsn fSunsn. Die 81
fabruna isbrt ater. Dap aud pieie Sbtsre,
tn SaQs lie YOm einem w~u!bfranfsn
ounce gcbifeu perpsu, ntbt ssssn pie
bterbet mp5ltbs AntstuHs 9eIbaBt finp.
3. WaHsribsu, Gin isbr aufllenpss
Symptcm bel ben In sie Butbtrantbeit
SafaIeuen WsnlheH, ffbit bti eisIer
8rGrtbstt rer 5aace 10 8lns!tb. oaB man
lasea fam: ,.Ssin t0lsr Sunp 1T nal.
lsri9eu';. Der Durit 1T spav set pteIsn
nur 9srtng. aSer ale lrfrH poer trtnfsn
gSalItT. WttI6 uup anorre Slaili9fsttsn
unp einieIns tpus ounce iinp ipaar parb
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nc Annabms, DAP tUlle 6auee S1aum
ppr pem Wfaul baosn iplsn, III 9an; uul'
rI&ttG penn bic mriftsn lOl6er Suups
iebsn UNI paS Maal gan, 10 aus. pis
8nanpe 5anpe, unp Eur ci:ienigen Son
ibusn, persn SaumuSfsln 10 erl6laffi
iInc, ras tbnea cas- Wlut pfsH tsbL
lalIsn etpaS Spsi9sI Drer SdIeim. atsr
nt6t Sbuum aus BEN Mauls HIeBsn.
5. Gbsnip 1T sS unri6ti9, rap tpae
Sunpe bshdHri8 serapsaus laufsn, aac
pae iie !mHisr zen Sbpani spiiben Die
Sinpubsine ssbpsrn baltrn. Oaaessu
iinp aIs bic wilfli3sn WsIfmale Der
Sunpsputbftanfbeit fplsenps 81 bstra6,
ten : AZ Die Sanps setssn susrif cine
Ysranpsruus tn ibrsm sspObntsn Ssnebs
men, tnpsm manbe bon ibaen msbr fill.
trauris ODER psrprisblia psrpsn, mebr
alS iopt fb In punfle Srts lsssn
anpsrs passssn ftp msbr uarubia rsis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-10
bar unr gum Seissn oosr gum Sort
Innfen nsnsfnf ,einen hi Mfsls rnItth.

bar unr ,uu, Ssissn oosr gum Sort
laufen eensist ;eissn. b. 0isle wutb
franfs 5nnee Dsrlailen in Den eifter
Iassn Der 8ranfbsit paS 6aus ibrea
6srrn uno laufen msbr poet pentss,
psit oappn. fe fsbren aber oann, penn
fs ntbt para, a~sbtnoert rperpsu, mad ct.
ua, "a ODER AZ Stunpe1 rptspe gu
rid. @ Die msiifen pieier 5unpe per-
lisren ibon In BEN erfen Iassn Der
8ranfbeit ben Ippsttt At Dem aep5b n.
lt@sn Sutter, aber tie osridlufsn BON
3eit III 3eit anpere Oinse. pelds nt5t
ale Nabruns eisnsn, pie !. 3. Grpe.
Sort Strob, 5olsfifsn, 0appea u. psl.
d) ale toIen 5unpe setasn etns eiaene art
oe8 8elsns; fe MAIDEN ndnltb ntdt
mebrsre BON ~etnanrer estrsnnte 3auts
pcer ShIdoe FER Sttmms. lcaoern nur
eiuen anidIas unc sisbsn ben Gbon
etpas lang in Die Sbbe. Diele 9lrt
ces Seasns til Elm Sennset6sn Der
8ronfbett. e) Wan6e SuuDs bslIsn
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erffsrsn miro uab uno mad bic Stins
me better. fl Sat ale tcllsu 6unne
dussrn cine sr6bsre 8sibiudt ais i'm
s~eiunpen 3uaanpe. Oieislbs trttt sessn
ancere lbiere ebsr unp mebr bsrppr,
oIs sssen WsnIbsn. 1T aber ;upsilsn
10 9rrB, paB aud ielbf lebloIe @:asnz
ftdnre nt6t Seribont rperpen. Du6
bebalten bterbsi Die Ibiere oft nod 70
piel Sepustetn, oaB fe ibrsn perm
srfennsn uno isinem 3uruf fplsen ; sus
rpeilsn ober osrihOnen tie audi ibn nttt.
9 BET manben tollen Sunoen flnret
nb balc siei6 beiu, Gintritt Der Rranfs
bett balc i'm psitsun 0srlaufe perisl,
ben, cine ldbmunssartiss Gri9lafuns
Der &aumusfeln Elm. uno In Solse
bterson binst Der llnterfisfsr etpaS
berab unp pas Waul itebt stpaS often.
bod tpnnen aud bieie 5unpe BON 3ett
III 3eit nod beissn. h) Nue tolsn
Ounce massrn in farser 3ett isbr alb,
ne bsfcmmen itbr tribe Iuseu unp
itrrppise 5aare, ie rperpen mad etpa
5-6 Iassn aQmdlis ltpdbsr i'm
Srsuse, ;u!sBt i'm 6tntsrtbeils seldbmt
uno lpdtstsnS nab 8 bis 8 Gage srfOlst
Der 5rrt. Sc ersibt ib btsrnab. pas
Die g%rfsnntnis Der 6uncenutb ni6t i'm.
ntsr Ieibt 1T. IS 1T paber ieoen Ssiissr
zines 5unces crtnssnp an;uralbsn, DAP
e, ipbalo an Gem DUMB irssnD psl6s
abpei&una ieinfs serSbnliten 3uifans
res Deer Ssrbaltsns bsmerfbar merle,
l&lsunisit sinen Ibtstar;t ~ Ratbs
stsbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-10
Gonieancnt bis gum S6luB.

Nus 9aris ip;rb bic na9tsbenos Cpl
ioos erSdblt:
Cine biloi90ue Dame, 8aronin q.
tarb Dor etpa is9s Wonatsn an 2unssn'
i6uinoiu9t. als lie bereits Dem Sob
nabs mar uno Die asr3te isbs Sofnune
a~ufs.geben battsn, b6rte he ole Sausglodt
lduten.
Wer 1T ba i? frus he nit tlum b6r6a.
rer Stimme ole eintretenos Sole.
Sic S6nsioerin. 81. brinst brei neue
Soilettsn 3ur 9rObs. SD babe he fortses
i3idt.
&ufen Sie lie nur suriid! bau4te Die
8aronin. sic iisbt auf, probirt jusi&lstoer
an II. itirbt. rudbreno he oas brittle anlsst
uno babel fiitert:
sic mullen oas 3ieio Elm nenis du-
bern; ss 3sigt meiue Saill: ju tusnis uOrs
t~beil5aft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-10

3pei GBsleuts batten sinsn bsftisen
@Ortustfsl. uuo Der gbtmunu REF sornis /:
Weib bu Bit ui9t uert6, baB DID Der
S....l bolt 8as, snt9e9nste Die Soloe,
bas bin it e5er nertb ME on
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-10
Weugisris.

Sausfrau: SD seb' iebt aus nm Die
9orlsiuns ibsr @Ostbs's Jauf gu bOs
rem
Sisnfmdb4sn @as 1T ben Wertpir-
oi9ss an BEN isiner Gaut?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-10

Gin urisinrlsr SruticbIer 1T in os'
GbrsnieIosr 3situug ~. SO. 81 lsien. gs
bsiBt Sort in siusm attitel6sn ii5er 8st-
tslsi Cine anoers 5orls 8etIlsr a6er, osa
rem tupierfarbise Raj; perrdt6, oaB III
Dem .Altatbolicismus" buloisen. ldBt biz
erbstteltsn 9strdse niat alt tuerosn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-10

Cholera pcrseteust.
Colts eber rerbtneert
Get ScfesTaueu icllte e5
TN Sduie tn Ter Rabe
hes sst5uamS anses
ranet pereen, um uns
ansenebme Gerlae 5u
teietttssu.
GS III elm 8eeenmttteI
eeSeu antmaIii6e pte
reSetabaii9e @tfte,
Glide &C.
Geiibrlt6e Auseaniuns
gen rcu Sraufenjtms
InsrIl uRb Sripttalsrn
rrsreeu eur6 ietueu Ses
brau4 uui&aelt4 ses
maht.
@eibes 6ieber ausss=
rcttet.
That baS srrbe
, Reinigunssmittel
eft pen
lin & o.,
; uno aastuiss Ssiitsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-10
Trisogih 6aaie.

Sou eiuem bstanntsn bos9aiten Der :
liner a;itittr e3ialt man li4 Elm bi5I9:s
Mort.
Gin jun3tr Sbauipieler uoate mad
2sip}is. I'M fih Dem oamlIigu 0ir.ttor
oes S9satsrs, 6rtenri6 0lai'. corSIitelsn
uHo beourite oaSu Der gnpIs9laas oes De.
trefenoeu &c2nisntIn.
Sagsn Sie, 9srr Doctor, mann !riff
man pObl Sadle am beit!n Guf Dem SI'
reduR
Sen trsffsn sic ME, lisbsr Greuno
msiHts Der Doctor. entlusoer aatirt ct ir=
9sn0mO. Oosr p:nn sr uirtIia in 9sipJiS 1T.
lGBt er I'D pbotosrupbireu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-10
Qftrr Alfae
0emerai . M9entar
fit bic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Dtefr nittiSer Gsmpasntesu, bic III bel benz Gbeass
use 8pasu 5suer burS santtlihe 3Itlurs tbrsr 9srlufs
80 ufrhPu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-10
StraRearauber inn gSaloe b6(t cine

StraBearalbsr I'm Waloe 5dlt sineT
9otiberse5snosn etnsn 8,umsutOpi unS
Elm sslaoenes Yiftol mt Den Borten snt-
ssgsn: Woqcn IL Riat Die Sit, BADEN,
mir auf otsis5 8:unotif aIs crit. Sppos
tbets 500 S6alsr ~ Iei6su.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-10
SersroBeS era0rer bon aranibeitsfetmea:
OarbD'S
&rob99lactic Glnt0

SIatternarbea
s~erbinoert.
o 10 s~srsinist
une sebeilt.
&rebsarttee SiNuns
gen rerbtneert une be-
ietttSt.
Nubr turirt.
@unoen iHneU sebeilt.
Seorbut tn turler Strip
beiettist.
1eu d te SautauSs
foliage dussetrpduet.
Gs Ut ooufanoisuns
ShaoIi@.
9tSeu rauben Gals lit
Is rtr unfeblbarss Seus
mtttel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-10
Die iuitise Spalte.

Rstts: gnftanpissr 5&sr, sisu,et osml
Gbriifsu, erbsttsrt bic SseIe une
bsfproert islbif bic geiunbbsit
bss Seibes.
Wunib.
Nan isbt isBt oft 8onstsn,
llnb icnlftss piaasttu
Oph lieber mir Go batren,
Wsnn 9slsr bic Wpnstsa
Inns pinftlib i@ifsn tpiteu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-10
WiBprrfanocn.

Srau: 90 rris. ast. isb' ob Der Wss3sr
3albsiiBs bat. Waris 3uriidtomm,no:
WdSume, i'd msiB es nibt. SD babe ss
ni9t ieben t6nuen. 5tiu: 8ls? Wl.
rie: O5 er 8albsfiBs bat. gr Dat Site
fsl oHssbabt!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-10
S6arifHnig.

S:an; Serr Baron, i'm 8orSimme,
tparten ie6s Stunme, Die sic ju iprs9er
uiini8sn. Baron na6osnt!i4
Stuo lie absr aud tpirtli9 itumn?
Sean: SD ueib ss ni4t i4sr - lie ia
gen es wenigItsns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-10
Slatteru
auSs
8erpttet

Mnfte6uns uum6sli9.
&ranfenStmmer lufts
rein uue ansenebm ses
ma6t.
&ieberfranfen Datts
enten Stneeruns uuo
Grfrtihuusbs rette.
turh 9aeer NIT, lem
Wafier Buseisstsm Pro-
phylactic Fluid.
Wsider ipeiber Ietnt
turth ieinen @ebrau4
fiber ~ erjisleu.
unreine 3uft uuibabs
ltd seruatt une serets
nist burh Sprenaen
NIT Darby's Fluid.
Sur Neinisung oeS
athens unp gum
RuBen Der Sabine
tit eieS Miittel unabsrs
treiHih.
q 6nupfenSs Iinsert
une Sebeilt.
RpSe lehetlt.
Bran auSeus
tlidlih schubert.
Narbeu rerbtnpert.
Is entfernt ale uuarSez
nehmen @eraSe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-10
Wunjh.
Srciisnoc Antmurt.

Wan fragile einen 8.ridtsprdiosntsn,
ipober IS bod tomms. naB Del rpsitsm mebr
Wdnusr aIs Jrausn in's @sidnsniB toms
men?
Weil msbr Srauen als Wdnnsr in
bic air4s sebsn, mar Die trsfsnos INT.
mort.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-10
0rute uihf.

Den 8~arrsnirisosl bat isin 5ans an
aeilissn Otsrfete beitig e~riirnt ; oes5alb
lareit sr gang srbolt: Blrt nur, on
5bIlngsl! Ran, i'd mid beute ui9t lu-
den absr morsen ioQ DID elm bsIlIges
SOnnerpsttsr psri5la9sn!
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-09-15
A Boys Courage.

In a recent lawsuit against a rail
road some interesting testimony was
given concerning the courage of a lit
tie boy, aged 9 years. He and his
brother, three years younger, were
crossing private way maintained by
the railroad, and the younger boy.
while walking backward, stepped be
tween the rail and planking Of the
roadway inside, and was unable to ex-
tricate his foot At that moment the
whistle of train was heard within a
few hundred feet and out of sight
around a curve, and it appeared from
the evidence that the elder boy, find
ing himself unable to relieve his
brother, ran down the track toward
the train; but finding that he could
not attract the attention of the train
men.to his brothers condition, he ran
back to him, and, telling him to lie
down, pulled him outward and down,
and held him there until the train had
gone by. Both feet of the little fellow
were cut off or mangled, so that am
putation was requisite. The theory
Of the defence was that the boy
was not caught, but, while running
across the track, fell and was run over.
But the testimony of the elder broth
err was mistaken in every particular.
1t would be difficult to match the
nerve, thoughtfullness and disregard
of self displayed by this heroic boy.