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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-09-22

The committee on permanent organization
reported in favor of retaining the temporary
officers and their report was adopted. The
convention then proceeded to the nomina-
ton of the county ticket. The first in order
was the Office of Sheriff, and the first ballot
stood
Aaron Van Auken, ZIG.
John Collins, 3.
Nathan Thomas, /.
Van Auken's nomination was then made
unanimous.
For County Clerk the first ballot stood;
Charles Z. Heath, 124.
This was unanimously unanimous
For County Treasurer the first ballot
stood:
John G. McLain, 81.
Samuel II. Blackman, 3S.
Mr.. McLain's nomination was made unani-
nous.
For Register of Deeds the result was as
follows:
Samuel p. Wilson, 80.
George A. Cross, 20.
Samuel Z. Ellis, Is.
The nomination of Mr.. Wilson was then
made unanimous.
For Prosecuting Attorney two ballots were
taken. The first vote was as follows:
Aonzo H. Chandler, ca.
George L. Breck, GO.
Edgar A. Crane, l.
The second ballot was as follows:
Alonzo H. Chandler, &c.
George Z. Brock, AZ.
Edgar A. Crane, /.
Mr.. Chandler was then declared unani-
mously nominated.
For one Circuit Court Commissioner, John
j. Sherman was nominated by reclamation.
For the second Commissioner two ballots
were taken. First ballot;
James II. johnson, 81.
Ashbel II. Heron, 90.
.. w. Rowland ).
Austin Herrick /.
Second ballot:
James II. johnson, 20.
Ashbel II. Heron, 80.
Mr.. Johnson was declared the unanimous
nominee.
For County Surveyor, Albert A. Fosdick
of Alnena, was nominated by reclamation.
For Coroner the nominees were Drs. Albert
S. Haskin and Harry nj. Brodrick.
The following delegates were appointed to
attend the Senatorial Convention at Allegan
Geo. Hannahs, II. l.. Warren,
A. w. Hayden, Chas. Duncombe,
II. Howard, G. ID. Lawton,
ID. Anderson, j. b. Watson,
Chas. Mortimer, A. s. Haskin,
VIM. Broadwell, .. n. Hilton,
w. o. Packard, w. Il. Shrine.
This concluded the labors of the conven-
ton. The ticket nominated is a strong one.
We shall have something to say in the future
concerning the candidates, but lack of space
forbids extended comments in this issue of
our paper.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-09-22

Ben. Butler has got back home again. He
has been the rounds of all political parties,
and once more reposes in the bosom Of the
Democracy as its nominee for Governor of
Massachusetts. How many papers, like the
Courier, will call him spoons now?
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-09-22

This concluded the labors of the conven-
ton. The ticket nominated is a strong one.
We shall have something to say in the future
concerning the candidates, but lack of space
forbids extended comments in this issue of
our paper
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-09-22
HIGHLY ESTEEMED.

The youthful color and rich lustre are re-
stored to faded or gray hair by the use of
Parker's Hair Balsam, a harmless dressing
highly esteemed for its perfume ad purity.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-09-22

County Ticket
For sheriff
AARON VAN AUKEN.
For County Clerk
CHARLES L. HEATH.
For County Treasurer
JOHN G. McLAIN.
For Register of Deeds
SAMUEL Z. WILSON.
For Prosecuting Attorney
ALONZO III. CHANDLER.
For Circuit Court Commissioner
JOHN j. SHERMAN.
JAMES III. JOHNSON.
For County Surveyor
ALBERT A. FOSDlCK.
For Coroners--
ALBERT S. HASKIN.
HARRY NJ. BRODRICR.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-09-22
Bangor.

On Thursday afternoon, at a Good Tenn
plars' picnic, John Lanning, of Bangor, and
j. Bridges, of Arlington, members of the
Bangor band, were drowned in Saddle Lake,
under the following circumstances: There
is an island near the center of the lake, and
a number of the young people present
thought to take boat ride and visit it. They
procured an old scow and embarked on their
perilous voyage. The boat leaked badly, and
sudden change in position precipitated
them all into the lake, and Bridges and Ian
ming were drowned. Mr.. tanning leaves a
wife and two children to mourn his loss.
Young Bridges was the son of Mr.. j. Bridges
of Arlington. Both men were highly re-
spected, and their untimely death casts a
gloom over the entire community where they
resided.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-09-22

For Member Of Congress, Attn Congressional District
JULIUS C. BURROWS.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-09-30
a repetition of this horror.-Bee.

The TIMES force, by unani-
nous vote, decided upon trip into
the woods this week, to hunt the elk,
deer, moose, bear, and such other Of
the feathered tribe as abounds therein,
also plums, grapes, pears, thornapples,
figs, ETC., and the force fingered so
long in the lap of pleasure, that the
TINES comes mighty near being two
or three hours late this week, both III
point of time and interest. 1t will
require more space than we now have
at command to narrate all the Incl
dents of the chase, and itemize the
catch" But the camp fire burned
brightly and we had a good time alice
same, and vote Of thanks was ten
dered Mr.. John Bardon, who organ
lied the expedition and led his forces
on to victory.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-09-30

The Episcopal Mite Society
met with Mrs. George F. Hol-
comb, last Tuesday, and elected Off
GERS for the ensuing year, with the
following result:
President-AIrs. Geo. f. Holcomb.
Secretary-Nrs Hiram Hayes.
Treasurer-Mrs H. W. Shaw.
A committee was elected to furnish
entertainments, and we assure our
people that hereafter they will be
pleasantly entertained at these meet
ings. The report of the society for
past year is encouraging indeed the
amount taken in, exclusive of the re-
cent moonlight excursion, being an
even 500. The next meeting will be
held at Mrs. Robes one week from
next Tuesday evening, at which time
dramatic piece will be presented.
II Inter-Ocean.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-09-30
White Wine Vinegar at
ANsLEY & SUNDERLAND 5.

Mr. c. Lodge, of indianapolis,
Ind, who represents the Bright heirs
in Superior real estate matters, was IN
town last week looking after the same.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-09-30
THE ONLY
Complete Abstract in the
County!

If you desire full, unprecedented and
reliable information of lands in Doug
las county, write to or call upon us.
We have the only set of maps in
existence showing the exact dimens-
ions of all fractional or otherwise i'm
perfect lots, and can furnish the only
dependable information in regard to
them.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-09-30
To builders.

O. c. Hicks, contractor and builder
keeps on the market a large line of
Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings of all
kinds and styles, brick, DC. Call at
The shop, next door west Of Brad
shaMis store.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-09-30

Do not forget that our lists
are constantly changing and that
we are having applications for
lands and lots that we can not
always fill, so when you see
what you want take it before
the golden opportunity is gone.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-09-30

If you want some good apples go
10 Nell smith 5 on second street
-hetailack y OoH-the boss dfy
So''s men y '7oi'gi 1911
-; -e = G''s,; y O9A-'''e DoS' 'i0'"-
= !, a. D.
ood 49, NON r. Snno,.;or
-RotallacI, 4, Cox-tbn Boss hat
tcrs Of Sunerior
\ snlendid nair Of Guaranteed
boots for $3.50, at
l'ETAl-lAch q NoA
- ne |o ~ !. renowned % v = : me !
Rrrl1LAcK & Cox.
M Crane has returned and !.
aoo;, II work 81 those records
Tho crons ara All harvested and
tbo f,u ,l,u.;.,r !. VOL underway
vi - -. 49, ,.,.,;.-.i IL
->eil '2il'iIi ''''S l'9' ioeei' W (. i'-
OF 1resh peaches oo anu 6e' d '''s-
ket.
foH ishNI.--i nc >tue'''' iio'9''
lor po"foliis i'o0''e' ',1'''liio3 VI ''''eo''
=. :, ~ Z, Il -,
= : !4's,'e' y ~ ~"
~ va - .o"n ',i'' "''"' ''0'>''
"''o' 80 =. - - $50 .1,.,,
:" J" = INV 80 - "
OF corn iiie"i - e.,
49, y :, ;, ,,4 r NJ.
. D. io'l '''i.' ,.''' ~ 80
ne"poiis, "'ie N1''6 "
H.. ho bosl.o,
Nice lfeSh Si"Pes " 'i'0 20 =
q Pun = ce..a,, nao1 oor,,on
-, - e - horo
- -
az :, So IT,, +o,,,
'''e ~ ~ : e. ~ 1;no e ooods
whefe you c''h sg9 : il,o llI,e = C 49,
~, : i.''-No y :. ->'
MI. >. T. iuooS 10 putting nv,
improvements on his house. ana max
ing things snug for the winter.
Choice brands Of Flour at
,rr,,- G. c,->-Drp1 ,vn's
- -. $500 o,,+ e Il,
VT i'leasei i'''' % ' " ~
CITY Drug STORE all" ms L,i'O' i''''
been supplied by Mr.. ;. y. conan
"A fine article in Graham, just re
ceiyed BY ANsLEY < SUNDERLAND's
Mr.. Neil Smith is off on httl'
trip of sight seeing this week, and IN
tervleWing tie a. i-''ii''ili6 PooPio
Everything that man, woman o.
child needs at hErALl-AcA " ooA
Rev. Father odorlck Is sPenains
week or two at bayhelo' LOOKING
after the interests Oh his chVrch 'lleIe
We nave the largest the pest 1 IIr
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-09-30
EoEr Thousand Dollars

VIII buy 800 acre improved farm,
stock, machinery and buildings. -Four
miles south of Superior, on the Mem
adj River. Apply to Andrew Peter
son, Duluth Mimi, or to Jane Bar
don, Superior, Wis. s16o7.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-09-30

1t is said that dogs are digging
up the bodies buried on Minnesota
Point below the canal, and are having
a horrible feast on the bones Of the
dead A painter from Duluth went
down there yesterday, and saw two
lean brutes munching the thigh bones
of a man who could not have been
buried long, as the brown cloths in
which he was laid in the grave, are
still in good state of preservation.
Something should be done to prevent
a repetition of this horror.-Bee.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-09-30

about twenty-three years of age, and
besides the bereaved husband leaves
two small children. Her funeral,
which was from the Catholic church,
Tuesday morning, was largely attend
ed by our people, which evinced the
high esteem in which she was held by
all, who extend their sympathies to
the sorrowing family and friends.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-09-30

Oscar Wilde says there are only
two purely Greek things in Europe
the Venus Of Milo and Mrs, Langtry.
He never got foul Of one Of J. Cooks
sermons.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-09-30
REFERENCES

We take pleasure in referring to
Messrs. Auerbach, Finch q Van Slyke,
of St. Paul; Hon. Z. G. Simmons,
President of the Northwestern Tele-
graph Co., Kenosha, Wis, and the
First National Bank of Superior.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-09-30
WANTED IMMEDIATELY

Two good shoemakers. Apply to or address,
y. POLSKI,
Superior, Wis
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-09-30

Church D5rsotory-
PRESBNTERIA N-Scrvices every Sunday. morn
ing and evening. at 1870 and 100 Sunday
school Immediately after the morning service
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at
80. All are cordially invited
REV. j. w. HAGEMAN, Pastor
CATHOLIC-Mass at So and 1000 A. ". Instruc-
ton at 2ae 7. ~ NespcrS at 800 p n. Services
every Friday evening nj 80.
REV. FATHER ODERICk, Pastor
CHURCH OF THE REDEENER. tEpiScOpall-
Morning PRAYER and Sermon, 1920 sunday
School Immediately after the morning service.
Evening PRAYER with sermon, o'clock.
Rev c. :. STARKWEATHER, Pastor
ZOO At o -T7-7ERs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-05
uremburaer gazette:
Hbetn unb WoeI.

Der pafofsns Wonat SuIi Dot berWoieI
tein sinffises Better sebra9t; trosoem bat
bas Wa4stbum Der Eraube gang erfreuli9e
5Ortidritte semadt, mos bod baupt,
iadIi9 Der parmsn Eempsraiur BET:
sumefen 1T, wsl9s bic ifatten Risbsr:
i9ldse bssIsitete. Oie ausemein ssbestsu
Befar&tuusen. baB bu,d bic nufs Wttts
ruug bic i9doItbeu Snietten: Wolt eau.
erputm u. {. NJ. RAID UNI fi9 srsifsn Mir
ben, buben 19 bic isst ui5t perpirtIi6t,
bsnn reiner unb ~seiunber aIs ie if bic
i4on fart entpidsIts Eraubs au1 tn tlsi
neren 9aseu ansutreffsu. ausin mie er.
frsuli3 aud bieie 8abrnebuunsen limb,
10 fino tie Iusf9teu auf etnen suten
9erbf bod nod immer SueifsIbaft. wsnu
ni6t trodene unb marine Bitterung %eintrttt.
Wtt benz aufbinbsn Der Wsinbsrge tn man
10 melt fertis; bus ,Sibrsn~ berislbeu
labt aber nod pieI 3u tbuu iibrts, uoburd
bas uutraut berart lppis wu4ert, baB Cd
i9on iest NIT Der Si1eI absssraf merben
muB, mid man BITE Wsinbsrse bstretsn.
Sc III iebr frasli9, oh bic Weinbsrse nod
Dor S4IuB aue elmer sriinbIi9sn &eint:
euns uutertosen werbeu %tSnnen, ba BIZ
bur1 bas anbaltsnbe &sseuwetter bss per,
fofenen Wonats ~anssbduften Arbeitsn be,
2anouirtbi9uft, an bersn Spiss, bic Ros'
senernte itebt, bts BinSers sanSe Ebdtis
tett sorab tn Anipru5 nebmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-05

SUtuotS.

Sie g Quinep ib.int Elm &c.
fdbrlidsr YlaB fir Reoutteure 3u isin,
benin i4on uieosr nuros oislsr Sage elm
argriif auf sinsn bortissn &eoat.
teur Dsriibt. als Ssrr $. q. 8beelsr,
Der Rsoaftsur oCs Quincy .Ssralo",
abenos uuf Dem @sse bon isiner Office
nod Dem Quincy Suuis bssrifsn mar,
uurbs er BON sinsm Manus, Den sr psri6n'
LID nidt fannie, anssbaltsn. gs mar Der
@rOcsrp Sdnblsr 6. u. Oliper, ben 8bee'
Ter bsim 8sri6t elmer S9siounsstluse nit
@lactbanoi4ube anGeiaBt uno ter um
&ahe lu6te.
Ginsr Der ganfrGuber bon
3~smcuHes, elm Sanoelsreiisnb.r, Ramens
gbparo %. 8sl9, 1T i'm goan'p gbe.
mango. q. q, psrbaftet poroen. Wan
fane pier big iinftauieno Dollars BON Dem
~ssraubtsn @slos bel ibm. 8sl9 r.iits iir
cine 8Oitoner 5iidbanolunS; feline Ssis
matb 1T Snbepsnorcs, Soma.
Sie .Sqinois Staatsjsitung" ipreibt 4:
aanouis Don @iseonfu, Der R9 F9 als
Yrdfoent bss gbleasoer NaiiOnuleOnusnts
Der SempsrsnsIsr fir sinsn .Ssuti&sn" sr.
tldrte, 1T isines 3ei&sns elm ldnoli9sr
arst i'm is9itsn G%onsrsBbs3irt BON Dis.
eoniin. Jriibsr psri4uiss sr i.in Ssuti9.
tbum iorsfdltis. als er ). .. bel Der lsb.
ten @ouu,rnsursuabl In Disconfn Der
8oupunsurscanoioat Der $%empnsn3ler
toar, sri4isn in allen Ssmp.rensbldttern
feline 2sbensbei9reibuns, bic obne 3pei,
fsln BON ibm islbit auseins. So9 in ibr
erinnsrte sr nit fsiner Silbe oaran, bob
er eiSsntli4 Elm Ssuti9sr isi unb 8naus
beige.
mslost, BOP in einem SQinoiier 2anbFaot.
9eu bic Jrau zines aopotaten bisien ers
mOroste unb bann ibrem sissnsn 2sbsn
Elm gnoe ma9ts. Bic beio.n g9sleute
idien,n ~iibsrbaupt ni9t aufs bette mitsin.
Der eeIebt 3u babsn, Dem Sab idlus absr
Der umfano Den 8ooen Gus, oaB Der DO.
uetat Die Vsrtrstuns zines Dirtbsr iibsr.
nomm.n batte, mos bic 5rau als ftramme
SsmpsrensIerin ni9t buloen tpolte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-05
Wtnnetota.

ginidredIi9ssu nsIid srsisnre
fd bisier Gage Bet Gnota, anota Co.,
Winn. Der absnbaug Der Wanitoba
Babn, psl9sr ct. Yaul um 8 ubr 40
Winatsn uerldBt, 70 ersdblt Der vDanbss
rer", trifft um baIb 10 l1br In anota Elm
unb 1T auf offsnsr pratrie melt idtbar.
Dsnise WsiIsn bissisits Nnota traf bic
2otomotiue auf etn @sipaun unb Der Wa.
f6iuift slaubte gu bsmerten, baB Elm Pferb
BET Seite sei9leubert worben; e. tbsiIts
bies BET ietner Nntunft In Nnota benz Dor.
tisen StaftonsbaIter NIT, unb bieisr, Sr.
Tiuu, besab R@ iofort NIT elmer 2aterne 3u
Der b~strsffsnben Steqe, po Ct su isinsm
S4reden auf Der stnsn Sstte bss @eIeilss
bic 2si4sn uon 4 Psrionsn, auf Der anbern
Seite 3wst set0btste Pferbe unb sinen ssr'
iplitterteu Wasen fanb. 0r. Sinn boIts
bet Der citation sins 2otomotiue unb sinen
Jra@tuasson; bic 9siden wurbsn mad
glnota ssbradt. Dis gerunsIadten fnb
Saspsr Sole unb Diaiam Sadett, Srdu
Iein 6lorsuce Barter unb 9ibbp Domusr,
bic tn Bethel gu 5auis unb f5 auf Bsiu1
tn anota befanb. sic battsn suiammsn
am abeno elmer tbeatraItiden 0orffeuuns
tn auota beiseuobnt unb fi9 bann auf ben
8ss nod @rOotso Gate ssma9t, woieIbit
Elm Bau mar.
Die Us lit pon s.. g. Dom, et,
mem alien Burger Don minneapolis, Der
fa Dor sinisen Wonatsn srbdnst BAT, aus
VslbruB, wte man iast, baribsr, baB er
einiss @runbitade au biais ~psrtaufte,
tolSte benz Ssiipisls ibrss @attsn unb er
bangle f4 bieier Gage sbsnfaus. Sie,
etns SpirituaIiiiin, ssiste i5on baIb mad
benz Gobs bss @uttsn Spuren pom Settles.
itoruns. Ois 9tntabIisbsnsn 8Iaubea,
baB frau DON sinsm 8sriprs9sn nadtam,
has ite tbrsm @atten, beuor bsrlsIbe SsIbf'
moro begging, ssssbsn bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-05

auss teusrphIi5tisen gisentbums TN Get
ritorium melt iber 100 Wiuionsn Dollars
betrasen.
@tne antabI Yiasnusidreiber, bic
fid In i6paden Stunbsu bic vWsbisiniide
Afociation pom Datota" nsunsn, 10 i9rsibt
nit psnis 3artssfdbI bic uYantton Srsie
8rsfs" bisltsu Iesten Donnerfas In Gan:
ton cine Convention ab. Die @sisal1aft
nabm eine 9Insabl nsusr WtitsIieber auf
uno ernannte l9 p%ermanente Gusi9ife fur
ale m6sIiden Dinse, uersas iebod einsn
Ausf9uB fur BITE 8ebanbluns Der 5ibnsrs
ausen, iowie einsn ausiduB fur bic before
S9,OpfuRs bss YubIitums Al srnennsn.
9ssterer aIusiduB birfte aud pisusidt IN:
n0tbis istn, ba bic msiiien Der Serren Dot:
torres bas S1r6pfen cbusbin msiiferbaft
uetffsben. Bei9Iofsn wurbe, TN Sanuar
1884 cine Convention ~absubaItsn, UNI bic
gu Der Seit tasenbe 2ssisIatur our annabme
zines BITE Iusibuus Der dr3tli1en Graris
ressInben 9sissss gu psranIafen.
Das Stdbt6en 5iasboro, ob3war
srit bret Sabre alt, bat f9 i9ou 3ismIt9
empor sema9t. Sc fnb sesenpdrtts finf
@si3enbanOIunsen. Swei 9oISbDfe, awet
giieuuaarenssi&dfte, pier Groceries unb
Orpsoobs Storss, etn @rocerp Store,
3uet Npotbstsn, ein S1uma9er, Elm
S9nsiber, Elm 9oteI, brei Sdmieben unb
nod msbrere anosre tleiue @si9dfte bort.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-05
@tSeouFns

gu W aribfteIb if Issts Bo6e Der
erite 9eriud sema9t worben, Baumifam'
pen mittelit Dpnamitpatronsn ausSuroben.
Man wdbIt: ,wei Der btdlen unb nod fes
ffsifeH Stumpsn, unb in bsioen 6dasn
elidte bas Experiment iber aue gtuar'
tuneen.
Bon grawforb COUNTY pirb
ssmslbst: Dte Sommersetreibeernte 1T In
poIem 9anss unb btsisIbs fa0t iber auss
grpartsn reid unb gut aus. Wit Der
5stbfbefeuuns BON &Ossen uub Btntsr.
psi3sn 1T Der Anfaus sema6t worbeu.
Die Ssusrnte if an Saantitdt unb an
Qualitdt ausseaei9net. Dem WsIi9torn
1T bas beige Dstter Der lsstsn susi Do9en
punbsruoa su Staten setommen, 10 bas
aud bisie, 70 LANCE miBIi9 eri9tsnene
5ru9t cine rei9e aasbeute peripri5t.
Sn Ofbtoib purbs 9ormittass am
%. Gusuf, s. Baumann uub Sobn's P6.
teIanitaIt bur9 Ssuer ssrfi6rt. 8erIuif
$l5, 1000, bur@ @af9eruns sebsdt.
Wan 9retbt aus Wabiion: Ser
tn porIsttsr Wo9e bur9 5aseIi9las uer'
uria9te S1aben an, 9etreibe 1T bod redt
bsbeutenb. 3wet 9as.i&aben 9erftdes
tunss' @eisqi9aftea IN ct. Saul, BITE Ger
man american uno 9erman Scandinavian
Company, buben iber $4,000 S9abener'
ias uusbebabIt.
Saut County Der 9opfsnsartsn
BON Wisconfu, tam tn bieiem Sabre nt9t
ribmen pom benz grtrase ieiner 5cpfeu'
felbsr, benn auf msbr als einem berielben
1T bas grsebniB 10 armieIis, baB fid's Der
Mibs bss Yfidens ni9t usrIobnt. Sniet'
ten tbun unsebeuer utsl Sdaoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-05
Gin Seber nod, jsiuer WriIe.

Gin giisnbasni9oifnsr auf Der 9inie
nod Srantfurt ruff 8ilsts bormsiien Gin
9ufaSisr aus Sadisn iast: 81, Ssrr
Salss Sus 1T Ia In 8reiisn s'rabs, qIs
wsnn Die Bo9s ms @stpebr ssrufsn usro.
Bel uns oobssme in Sadien iast met {:
81, bite mein tuttitss 6srr9en, mebten g,
ni4t 10 freinblid iein uno mir Sbr Billet
uPn Osenblif 3ei9sn ! Bios ufn flssnen
Sgsnblld, i9 ssb's Sils elei9 tuieosr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-05

**.Der su pisI usrIdnst, u~e,liert oft
ieIbi has Dsniss, bas ibm .eisen". aaes
mas Rtsren &raut p~srlanst, 1T einen uns
paribsiii9sn 8sriub, unb bann iir6tet es
ni9t, baB irssub Ssmano ben 9lauben an
feline 5eiItraft u~erIiert. @tne Dame IN
Oregon idrsibt: vOreiBig Sabre lang babe
i'd an ben Nieren seIitten. 3uet Patste
Risren' 8raut buben mir msbr ssbolfen, als
ale Wsbisinen uno aer5te, bic i4 ie uorber
bate. Sd bin ibsrssuSt, baB es eth uns
feblbares 6eiImittel TT.
.y- Dauerbuft, sIdntsnb unb MODERN
fiuO bic Dtamant: 6atben. Uit einem
Patst tann maj l bis 4 Pfunb Waare
fdrben. 10 Gents fur irssno wsl@s S4at;
tiruna."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-05
Cenerret6su

Mus ben neueffen grntebeTidteu in gSb,
men entrtmmt man. baB burd bic fortbau'
ernbe unsinifise Witteruns BITE Gruts arg
sei6doist poroen 1T. Dos @etreibe liesi
in fo~rtudbrenbsm &sssn auf ben SeIb.rn
ss 1T gum SbstI bsrsits seuadieu, bier uni
ba besinnt es su ~fauIen. Su Solss ber
bsiBen Gage, wte man fs sssen gnbe Sui
bate, TT hos @etrsibs gu raid Der &eift
encouragement, uno um bas ausfaaer
Der ROrner gu %usrbinoern, muBte bsr
S9nitt ausntbaIbsn tn 4nsriff ssnommeu
perbsn. go finb unSsbeure Wens.n Don
9ettsibe benz idaolt6en @infafs Der 8It:
tsrung anbsimgefauen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-05

Grfreuli6e Nsiultats. -9err gbrifftan
&rab in Sort Dapue, Snb., f4reibt: sd
lit bsrmasen an &beumatismus, baB Id
ni9t i1Iafen tonnte unb aud naiiirIid
nidt TIM Stanbe maj ~ arbeiten. Sd CAB
ALE 9offnuns uuf Bieoerbsrfieauns auf,
ba b6rte i'd, oaB st. Satobs Del aIs eth
aussesei9netes 9eiImtttel sesen 6beuma:
tismus seribmt. SD taufte mir iosIeid
eine 6Iui@e. gu msiner sr6bteu Steuos
par i'd oiesmal ni9t wieber elmer Gda'
i6uus auSseieet; has WitteI bali. S9on
mad BEN sriten ginrei6unseu fanb id en-
bsruns unO na9bsm i'd sine saube Slai5s
ssbruu4t bate, fibIte i'd MID i5msrSsn
fret
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-05
Cine bnshaitc 4ntuort muBte Fd fir,.

LID Elm @daser ssfallsn luTsH, Der an eis
ner Der sublrei6sn 8srIinsr 8 ommerOpsrn
tbdtis 1T. gisertbinli4, bab i4 nod
Dem Sinsen INNER einen taft unit Q6a'
rem app tit babe, idste er ju einem &Ous'
gen abenbs mad Der BORT lung. Sas
inoe i'd isor natirli9, bemettte Der 10 ans
sersbtte rubis. gs 1T Der apstit, Der Den,
9abIifum isOssmaI usrssbt, tusnn On
fngit. -.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-05
Sofota.

Der Wsrtb alss feusrpftdtissn
@issnibums I'm Esuitorium Datota bstrdst
ben offbtsIen 8eri&ten bufoIse 40 Wiq
Dollars unb wurbe fur bas laufsnbs Sabr
cine TsrritoriaIifsusr uon 81 Wias umse
Isst. Sn WhtIi9.eit birfte Der Wsitb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-05
Die luffi9e Spalte.
8rfi6icbcne SnterrrFcn.

Srau Wsicr GU ibrer So6tsr): SOrt
1T Der neue 2isutnant. Clara; bat er idon
nit Dir sstau3t2 Weier jun. GU ieinem
Batter: Sort 1T Der neue 2ieutnunt,
Batter; bat er Did idon an8f paupt?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-05
Ghrlihe Wrbeit.

als Der Banter Sa9s In Srantfurt 3u
II Sabrsn 3uaibaus psrurtbsilt purbs,
b6rts man i'm 3ui4ouerraume cine IGNORE
Stimme: Sas N oas grte, mas sr f4
reoli9 psrbient bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-05
Sarte GhGbel.

asent: Sbr 2euts, i4 iase gu9, Der
Sr. gomeriisnratb min nur gusr geitss,
oarum folst ibm! gautrn: Sos 9lau.
ben mir gang serne, absr bas ii's ebsn,
mas mir ibm ni6t gsbtn polsn.