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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-31
List OF Receivers.


Following is list of those who have an.
| nounced their intention to receive New
Years calls tomorrow:
The Misses Prime, of Exchange street
will receive, assisted by Mrs. Holcombe
Mrs. Radcliff left this week for Fargo to
receive with her daughter, Mrs. Randall
Hunt.
Mrs. c. E. Flanarau will receive at No
3S5 Pleasant avenue, assisted by Miss
Mcclure.
Mrs. r. n. McLa-en and Miss McLaren
will receive with Mrs. A. Whee!ock. of st.
Peter street.
Mrs. W. B. Bend, No. 239 Summit ave.
nue., assisted by Mrs.J. w. Granger, Miss
Kittie Mclean and Miss Bend.
Mrs. Chas. Frey, No. $40 North street
assisted by Miss L. Seibert, the Misses
Hauser and Fr ey, after p. m.
Mrs. Kirby Barnum, 345 Summit ave
nue., assisted by Mrs. A. R. Ninninger, Miss
Maud Smith, the Misses Mackubin.
Mrs. S. c. Cook, No. 421 Holly avenue,
assisted by Mesdames JAS. L. McAffe, Jno
B. Cook, Jas. G. Collins, John Thorn
burgh.
Mrs. Henry Scharmeier, No. 327 Eighth
street, assisted by Mrs. w. L. Perkins
Mrs. A. H. Cathcart, Mrs. F. B. J;lson. Miss
Ireland.
Mrs. Banning and Miss May and Alice
Banning will assist Mrs. John NJ. Gilman
MISS Ellen Banning will assist Mrs. J. A
Wheelock.
Mrs. R. N. Newport, No. Of Summit
avenue, assisted by Mrs. II. j. Horn. S
L. Robbins, Mrs. Vinton. II. c.. Burbank
J.W. Edgerton.
Mrs.i Maurice Auerbach will receive a!
No. Sss Summit avenue, assisted by Mes
DANES Rucker, Allen, Bailey, the Misses
Gibbon and Miss Rice.
Mrs. Harry T. Drake, No. 500 Lafay-
cite avenue, assisted by Mrs. W. S. Morton.
Mrs. Fred DIscoll, Jr., Miss Seixas, Miss
Louise Smyth, Miss Palmes.
Miss Emma Bickel,of No S42 West Third
street, will receive from to 6 o'clock p
m, assisted by Miss Ella Uline, Miss Mag
gle Burke, and Miss Ida Bickel.
Mrs. Alex. Ramsey, of 265 Exchange
street, will receive, assisted by Mrs. Horace
Biglow, Mrs. DR.. Stewart, Mrs. D. R. Breed
Mrs. Mackubin, Mrs. j. R. jerks.
Mrs. John w. Willis, No. 652 Wabashav
street. assisted by Mrs. C. L. Willis, Mrs
NJ. b. Gilbert, Miss Forsyth, Miss Neill
Miss Willis. Miss Pollock; from - to 8
pm.
Mrs. d. A. Monfort and Miss Monfort.
No. 2s2 Dayton avenue, assisted by Mrs
oliver Dalrymple, Mrs. John Summers
Miss Averill, Miss Wharton and Miss Car
penter.
Mrs. Morris Lamprey. 1877 College ave
nue., assisted by Mrs. T. T. Mann, Mrs. S
s. Breed, Mrs. j. L. Forepaugh, Mrs
Whiteman, Miss Whiteman, Miss L. Hunt
Miss Knox, Miss Carev.
| Mrs. Samuel D. Flagg, No. 393 Ea 81
Ninth street, assisted by Mrs. j. Q. Adams
and her sister Miss Walker, Mrs. w. G
Strickland, Miss Mary Smyth, and Miss
Austin, of Milwaukee.
Mrs. Beaupre, No. 237 East Tenth street
assisted by Mrs. Verplanck, Mrs. W. j
Macauley, Mrs. McIver, Mrs. L. X. Stone
Mrs. Ancker, Misses Beaupre, Bamford
Meloy, of Hastings; English, of Columbus
Ohio; O'Leary, Adams, of Milwaukee
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cornice, and iron roofing. 1t contains
sixty-four box stalls, 1Ox12, with broad
paved passageways along the walls and
through the center. In addition there are
Offices for the proprietor and manager,
apartments for the help, carriage and har-
ness roomsy an exercising arena, 6Ox6O,
with glass roofing, a hospital, foaling room,
etc. 1t is the largest breeding and train
ing stable under one roof in this country,
and second to no one in the perfection of
details for the care and comfort of the
equine race, and under its roof to-day is
gathered the greatest number, speediest
and most valuable string of trotters and
PAGERS owned by one man in the world.
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THE COURTS.
SPECIAL TERM.
before Judge WIkin.

Before Judge Wilkin.
III. A. Bigford vs.. A. N. Etter defendant,
and Samuel D. Hayward as secretary, etc.,
garnishee. Referred to F. L. Olmsted to
take disclosure.
Assessment for grading Bates avenue
from Fourth street to Plum street. judy
ment as to all where objections not filed.
John Ruedy VS.. Martha Ruedy. Case
tried and decree granted.
Ellen Kenyon VS.. Anna Tenney. Con-
tinuedst ill next special term.
c. NJ. Wilder vs. L. P.sManville defend
ant, and Forepaugh & Tarbox, garnishees.
Referred to Harvey Officer to take disclos-
ure.
John Human VS.. Clement Vandell
Motion for a new trial argued and submit
ted.
Farwell, Oman & Jackson vs.. G. w.
Merrill, defendant, and James Dillon. gar
nishee.
Benjamin Whitley ct al. VS.. Geo. w.
Wormuck. Goes over to next special
term.
Samuel D. Lord vs.. Artemus Gale.
ArguedSnd submitted
Auerbach, Finch & Van Slyck against the
Bailey Manufacturing company ct al, ar
goed and submitted.
Aue-bach, Finch & Van Slcyk vs.. Ferdi-
nand Willius ct al
h. Dunno against George Il. Stahlman,
Albert Schiller and Peter Keigher. To be
heard at chamber. Thursday at 20 o'clock,
a. N.
II. E. Robertson vs.. Geo. H. Stahlman,
Albert Scheffer and Patrick Keighec. To
be heard on Thursday at chamber at 10
a. N.
Maggie Dunno against Geo. H. Stahl-
man, Albert Schiller and Patrick Keigher.
To be heard on Thursday at 10, a. NJ, at
chambers.
S. F. Henderson against Lewis A. Hen-
derson; continued till Thursday next at 2
.. N.
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Swatzwelder, Impsen, of Pittsburg; Nc
liver, Wedelstaedt.
Mrs. Dr.. j. H.Murphy and daughters will
receive at No.516 jackson street, assisted by
Mrs. D. 81. Hersey, of Saltwater; Mrs. s..
D. Comings; the Misses Hubben. Miss
Hoyt and the Misses Sealy.
Mrs. Dr.. Conn, No. "A Summit avenue
from II a. m. to p. M, assisted by Mrs
Carl Ludwig, Mrs. H. A. Castle, Mrs. r. P.
Lewis, Mrs. j. F. McLaren, Mrs. W. G. Hen
derson, Mrs. L. d. Simonton. Miss Katie
Campbell.
General a. H. Sibley's, No. AZ Wood
ward avenue, assisted by Mrs. D. Pope
Mesdames E. A. Young, G. Livingson, E.
Abbott and the Misses Steele and Rice
Mrs. Thad Jones and Miss KoIntz; time
from noon until evening.
Mrs. John harrington and Miss Earring
ton, No. 2I9 Pleasant avenue, assisted by
Mrs. Judge Gilfllan, Mrs. Dr. Brisbine
Mrs. E. G. Washington, Mrs. VIM. Barrett
Mrs. Gardener Moore, the Misses Lucy
Pirin, Washington, Austin and Bodley.
Mrs. P H. Kelly and daughter will re.
ceive, at their residence, corner of Euclid
avenue and Hoffman street, assisted By
Mrs. T. F. Harvey,o of Fort Smelling. Mrs. l.
Rundlett, Mrs. W. Rhodes, Mrs. w. Cor.
liss, Mrs. Z. L. Kelly. of Minneapolis, the
Misses Otis, Belote, Schurmeier, Porter
| and Georgia Kelly IF Minneapolis.
Mrs. ]. M. Gilman, 314, West Third
street will receive, assisted by MRS. Bris
bine, Mrs. McIlratb, Mrs. Cornwell, Mrs
Armstrong, Mrs. Spaulding, Mrs. Banning
Mrs. Hodge, Mrs. Aaron Goodrich, Mrs
1gnatius Donnelly, Miss Dunbar, Miss
Van Etten, Miss Whitacre, Miss Nay
Banning, the Misses Blandy, of GAINESVILLE
Ohio, Miss Harbough and Miss Tilden.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-31
Work Of the Courts.

The past year, t is needless to say, has
witnessed the usual activity in the courts
of law. An examination of the records in
the district clerks Office will amply verify
the old adage that there is indeed no end
Of law. During 1882 there were 965 civil
actions Instituted in the district court, and
Of this number judgments were entered
to the extent of 385. In the same period
the officers of the court naturalized 778 for
eigners. During the year 80 DEGREES of
divorce were granted, but to Offset this
there were $50 marriage licenses is
sued, the quantity of solid bliss arising
therefrom being good theme for specu-
lating philosophy.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-31
Bucklin's .Arnica Salve.

The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises,
sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, letter,
chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin
eruptions, and positively cures piles. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded. Price Is cents per box. For sale by
Lambie 4 Bethune.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-31

county commissioner j. +. Mcintosh
was the recipient of handsome Christmas
present last week from two partners, T. w.
& W. McAuley, tire gift being An elegant
gold watch.
The marriage of Mr.. ]. c. Bryant, of st.
Paul, and Miss Maud Burlingame, of Owa-
tonna, was celebrated at the residence of
Mr.. Edwin Treasure, on Wabashaw street.
last Thursday.
The Evening Stars show brightly in the
social armament again on Friday evening.
the occasion being dance at College hall.
The affair was well attended and it proved
a great success.
A number of French citizens have
started new club entitled the Circle de la
Harmonique. They have secured hall
over the express company, Fourth and
Wabashaw streets.
The entertainment to be given by the
Union club at Sherman hall tomorrow
night promises to be great success. The
festivities will include dancing and music
by Seibert's orchestra.
The marriage of Miss Carrie D. Sewall
daughter Of Mr.. E. Q. Sewall, formerly o
the Duluth Railroad company, and Mr.
William F. Abbott, was celebrated in Mil
waukee Thursday evening.
The friends of Master Ralph Thompson
son of Mr.. and Mrs. C. s. Thompson, ten.
dered that young gentleman surprise par
ty on Thursday evening, at the residence
of his parents on Pleasant avenue.
Among the lady visitors who honored st
Paul last week were Miss Fannie Elmer
Miss Zouman, Miss Col, Miss Eccleston
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-31
NORTHERN
Express,

N. Il. Il. Il, co.
Having withdrawn from the joint agency with
the United States Express Company, is now pre-
pared TO receive and transact business promptly
and satisfactorily. City Office 31l Robert
street, between Third and Fourth. Freight re-
ceiving Office at Northern Pacific Railroad COM
pany's depot, foot of Fourth street.
We reach all points on the line of the North
ern Pacific railroad, including those on the
branches, viz: Sank Centre, Morris, Brecken
ndse, Wahpeton, Fergus Falls, Duluth, Superior,
Glyndon, Moorhead and Fargo.
The shortest, quickest and cheapest route to
Bozeman, Helena, Fort Benton, Fort Buford
and all points in the Northwest, is by the North
ern Pacific Express. $685.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-31
The Fire Record,

During the year 1882 there were 151
alarms of fire, of which thirteen were false
as against 1O2 in 1881, of which eight
were false. This department was changed
into paid department in 1877, and nov
consists of a chief engineer, an assistant
engineer, superintendent of fire alarm
and ffty-fve men, consisting of fv,
engineers, five fremen, twelve drivers. ani
the balance being hose and truck men
The present chief engineer, R. O. Strong
Esq. has been the head of the department
since the change was made, and he wa:
the chief for year or more under thu
volunteer system. The estimated losse.
by fire during the year 1882, were $13O,
46S.34, and the insurance paid upon tn.
same was $99.275.3s, Showing loss ovel
and above the estimated damage
of $31.192.96, of which 1862;
was outside the reach Of
the department. No city of equal size
can show better record. During the
past year one new steamer and new hool
and ladder truck has been added to thu
department, at cost of $4,000 for the
steamer and $500 for the truck. Ont
new four wheel hose cart; 10 new fla
alarm boxes and $500 feet of new hose
has been added to the machinery, and five
new cisterns at cost of $500 com
plete the additions for 1882. The city
now owns q horses;5 steamers;5 hose
carts and two hook and ladder trucks
Twenty men have been added to the force
during the year 1882, on account of the
new steamer and hook and ladder truck
Taking the entire year as a whole
this department Of the city government
has been we'll managed.
There were fifteen fires and nine chin
ney alarms the past month, against eigh
fires and one chimney alarm the CORE
spending month last year.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-05

btetsn, bas Gisentbuu,, bas fe unter benz
S@use Der @efete bes States erworben
baben, entpertben unb pernl1ten. Nber
ber @sriu9, untsr bieiem Wormanbe bas &c.
iesli9e @eiddft ber Rldser su beeinttd@s
tisen, entbebrt bsr Rs@tstraft unb 1T bas
fer unfattbaft.
SeIbff wsnn bas Mmenbement tn Der
a4taebnten @~eisssebans In Der pom Der
8erfafuns uorsei&riebenen Weiie anses
nornuaen uorben pdre, wlrbe teine usber'
einiiimmuns 3wii@en Der Dei@luBnabme
Der a@tbebnten unb neunjebnten @eiesses
bung berri9en. Denn tn bas Nu,enbes
uient, wte es In Der neun3ebnten @sfesse,
buns a%nsenonn,en murbe, fnb Suterpunt
tions,et@en etnsefist, BITE bas Der a9t3ebns
ten @siessebuns uorssIeste Gusnbeuent
ni9t entbdlt. Dis bsiben @siessebunsen
baben aIio ni9t, wis es bic @srfafuns uors
i9reibt, senau iibsr elm unb basieIbe auen:
bsment abssifimmt.
Die MISUNDERSTANDING. wona@ ein
Enhancement eine gentle 3ett binbur& tn
suet perbreiteten 3situnssn In iebem Con.
sreBbesirte ueSffentIidt werben muB, LIT
uerIsst worben; benn zines Der pom
Staatsietretdr bs3si9netsn Bldtter bat BITE
9er5ffeutli9uns nidt wdbrenb Der san3en
uorssf9riebsnen 3sit eebra@t, unb tn benz
islben Bestrte wurbe bas ENHANCEMENT
dbsrbaupt u tn elmer 3situns us,6f.
fentIi9t, nidt aber In a~ueisu, wie es BON
Der V%erfa1ung uorsei9rteben TIT.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-05
Srma NIT 5srrn srtbur Nounom pom
Otnant ssbetratbet bat. Merci ben.
YefSi(@-Snxem6nrs.

M -
Ule IoSenann1e S@ulsnq etc saf rDts'
oet 'Ss aIget',ges Ere'oen ossoaren, rrl'
yes Ue'S'e" l@on 70 oiele 9InoetHaulsno
U'anls" 9e.oHs, gal. Sn arton ta91e ne
sn.sl oem gelIse peg oat@ le'ne 9roo'
setIen weu aoss Sei9ien 9trlaus ostanafer'
a0Se9tenesen Yoaeler. Hn9laueil@ II g,
70 pe'Vet aSe'e o'elet w'nl@ ee YeE'
M@sn uno que rene Seasen oeoanoslt, psl'
%e HSene s'ne I9aIlage SeSen oie oIr5'eI'
ssn ooes Iat g1e talgo'Ige" S@utsn an3a'
Iug'en I% eItauoe". g'ne tte'ne Uiuu1enS
lele gus pet lan9en Wst9s letasr s,sosns'
wuto'9teIen, ote Ct 0ort Den Sat9o!tteH
sm sauIs oct Det'Se! pS0ge al. pen HopI &C.
IoIIen ga1; mege eler YIas raoen: Ssr'
IS.seenen VeIpligen, we!9e, ME pas tgr
IVY. ~at, seSea ole aaslasen e!nes rh
ossa'eny Ssgss.s ptCIsF.s,en, tNI q gu:
gS@ gv.0s SIs DOT g's Isu.e We'Isa tals
zen; S.e mullen wlntn, pap Sn 9ler n@
cenlH 81 gubern: -Sbre Qsbrer finb 8nb,
birteu. sic fiub Standardization. ihmeioer
Sic, idusiaen sielS IInb wisber: Sic
baben aeIoSeu uub Sie Idoeu befidnbis
Sic bobeu aDeu moroIiihen Siun perIorsr
sic limb elm SeudIer ,cI 9u peridiebes
men Reuaen. Sic Tbatia6eu oeaeu bic -Qibes
raIena anfibrteu -Sie wifea ni&ts. Sie
birsn ben 8farrsr aeoeu bic Staatsiebrer
ipredeu. Sie feIbif ImiIen nidts: Sie bas
Sen Sbren, I'M, nt6ts ,u b5ren. Sc fnb
faIide 2euoen bier her Nforrer Eat Ne Be.
arbettet. IDS w.rbe Elm 0rototoI benz
Staatsprofurotor idideu. e Sic f5uueu
bas ui6t Iauonen : onbere 2euoen. bic ,br,
barsr fiub ala Sie. unb ale Ifarrer Sea
aan,.n 9anbes baden bas @saentbeiI Be-
h%onntet. @ie fInh Elm trouricss N,iini,I
ls'er Seute, ots tetae Woral gaoen." 81
s''en. anoerr. pfarrer: SSte ttno eth Sro'
per Gstl; l4weiSen Ste, Ste ba6sn nt9t
oas gSort": 90 9sb's ote 9ants Sstt ust'
ter: UNI bic bort perferttsten ptoioioae
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-05

bis tur &suoIution bs3si9nsts ieber Yarla.
mentsatt, isber Brief bss RSniss an ben
@ouuerneur 0irainia oils The Colony
and Dominion Of Virginia" go mar es
osnn lsi4t unb natdrIi9. bob aus beiben
Benennunsen bic neue berporatug, inbem
Ould Virginia In Old Dominion lberging.
auberbem uurbs @irsinia tn rsuerer 3.it
Mother of States, BITE g taatenmut I,
ter, unb Mother of Presidents, bic 3 rd'
tbentenmutter, 8euannt. grffes
rer Rams entiianb nit Be3isbuns barauf,
baB @irs!nia Der 3uerif bsfebslte unb dItes
ffe iener breibebn Staaten mar, weI9e f9
tn Der tuabbdnsiststts :grtldrun8 psrei.
nisten lesterer be3iebt f14 barauf, baB
Der Staat Btrsinta bic meiitsn, unb 3mar
ie9s PrdRbenten Der Der. Staaten seIie'
fe,t bat.
9te 0iratnier baben ben Spitnamsn
Beagles. Dies Wort 1T bas franB6fl1e
bigle unb bebeutet In Der Watbmannss
ipra@s Winbbunb, Spirbuub, TN
u;rd9tIi9en ober ip6ttii9en Gimme eth
9unSsfott.
Wisconsin bsiBt Copper State. Rup'
f q at, uon benz ft9 i'm Staate fins
benben 8apfer. -auBsrbsm wirb Wiscon:
I'm Badger State, Der . a9sftaat, Gee
nannt, neil isins Beuobner ben Spisnamen
Badgers, Oadfe, babsn. - Ser euro.
pdii4e Dads (Meles vulgaris), Der aud In
aaen fi5 fubst, t6mn1t tn Amerita ni9t
Dor. Dieienise Dadsart, wsI9e In Rorb'
amsrita am bdufsfsn sefunben unb
Grounding. @rbfdpein. s~enannt
wirb, 1T Meles Labradorica; auBerbem
sibt es ned ben Snbtaner. Dads, Meles
%colloris
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-05
Saar, Mo(tl, GifrI uus gunsria.

gu @o9sm waren an, IL. ausuff
auf Benz Wo9enmsrtte eintse RSrb9sn
reife &otbiraubsn gum Ssrtauf %aufgsftsut;
bteislbsn uon @ono, unb wurbe bas Pfunb
nit 40 9fs. bs3abIt.
Scr vErisr. 2anbsssts." i5rsibt man.:
vIu4 tn bieiem Sabre miien mir unisre
Rartof slfsIbsr unb bsranreifsnbe Sra9te
osS Ra6ts beua1sn, bamit ni1t bic 3abls
rsidsn Wilbi5p.ine fur uns grnte baIten.
Wdbrenb elmer iol1en Ra9tpa1e wurbe
elm biefssr iaussr Wann, wsIdsr aus uus
mitteIbarer Rdbs auf eth WiIbidwsin &C.,
i4ofsn bate, uon bemisIbsn nit GROCER
Ssftisteit in bic SSbs ssfdlsubsri, no.
our9 CT berart peruunSet uurbs, baB er
auf benz Selbe f3 uerbIutet bate, uenrI
ibm ni1t anbele nd&tli5e SeIbwd&ter az
6ilfs gstemmen pdrsn."
. bic Stabt Erter ni5t serue
iab, baB bas id5Is WsiBbaus, bic BeRs'
suns bss psritOrbsnsn Yrinsen Ssinri9 Der
NtsbstIanbe, ebsmal,ser S~tattbaltsr bes
9roBbsrsostbums 2ursmburs par3sqirt
uirbe, ma9te man cine 9ottsrie auf, UNI
9eIbsr fur ben antuuf su ~srlanssn. gs
uarsn ba Stlber. anb @olbbarren, Bril-,
lanteni4muf, W6bsI u. (. 10. bu sswtn'
men. Den @oIebarrsn baben Is Wann
(l2 adsrsr unb 4 @baufaaufisber) aus
9appsI unb umssgeuo Sewonnsn. Dies
ieIbsn paren am s. Ausuff In Grisr. Der
SiIbsrbarren, Der ,ueite !Sluptseuinn. BAT
5errn Sob So5sni, Wirtb in S9ifusi,
Ter, wsI4em oas Zoos 3ussi5idt wOrben
mar, Su. Der 8rilanti1mud fsl In bic
6anb zines blrftissn S1uifsts BON Erier.
Sr III 500 Wart wertb. Gin ir Selfant
bsi&dftistsr @somstsr srbisIt bic i4Sne
Rl5sneiuri9tuns Bel @elesenbsit Der
Siebuns ma9te elm Wirtb stusn eiatrdaIis
4sn Dit Or forbsrte 0ffeutIi9 bur9 bic
9situns aue Ssne ouf, bic BET Der 8isbuns
nidts bstamen, f5 gu elmer usrtrauIts
den Beiprs3uns tn btsier &~ussIesenbeit
Ibenbs 8 nbr I'm Safe Bauer sinSufiabsu.
Gs batten flo berart am Nbeno Qsute aus
alien S1i1ten Der Bsp6Itsrun8 tn ges
MANNHEIM gafe usriammsIt, um Mufi9luB
iber uorsstommsn isin iouenSe rnrsssl'
%mdBistsiten ~ erba!teu. aasin Nismanb
msloete f4 gum Worte, 10 baB bic Mnmss
ienbsn. erif anfinsli4 usrblift, fb bann
IN auerIsi Snmutbunsen iiber ben Aafse'
6er bsS t~ar!oien Snieratss ersinSsn unb
sum Ebsil ben @is bela6tsn.
Eier. Vim 4 Muauif beiudten bic
S9dIsr Ger b6bsrsn S3uIe BON Srarba9
unite Ss9Ieiiuns ibrer 2sbvsr bic Stabt
Srier uao nabmsn bic Ssbsusparbistsitsu
IN aussnidsin.
Sn Grier IN Elm infamsr Strsi9 psrs
i6t worbsn. Dem tortissn Gpynusrsiu
inb bic iimmtIi ben @srat5i5aftsn TIM
ger'insIOtaI uubrau@bar sema5t worbsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-05

bieIem Staate aussebebnte GannenwaIbun,
gen fnb, beren 5ar3 tn sroBsn MaFsn &c
wonnen unb erportirt, unb ebeafaqs aur
Terpsntin 'gereituns uer~snbet wirb.
Dte g~tnmobner meroen nod ibrer
6auptbsi9dftisuns Tar Boilers, Ebeer.
fteber (pIattbsutf& Gbsri9udIsr). obsr
ober aud Tuckoes senannt, wel4ss Iestere
Mort uabri@sinIi& pom Tuck, Der StoBs
bsseu, ubBuIeitsn if.
Ohio 1T In Der 0oItsipra9e The Buck
eye State, Der & afantenf I, neil
man BET Der BeRebIuns bes Territoriums,
frlber Western Reserve, senannt, In ben
i1rwdIbern ben %sslbblabenben @oBtafas
nienbaum (Aesculus hava ober glabra) tn
8r5Berer Wense aIs anbersuo faub.
Die ginwobusr wsrbsn ebsnbabsr Buck
eyes. @oBtafanien, sebtBen.
Oregon bat ben Namen Pacific State,
Staatbes ftIIen Oceans, er,
baIteu. Pacific bebeutet: ftiu, rubis,
friebIid. Sas sroBe WsItmser 3uif4sn
Mfen unb Mnerita erbieIt ben Namen Pa
cifc Ocean ober The Pacific, neil bic
S4ifsr, bic es tuerf befubren, mad ibren
grfabrun9en sIaubten, baB CO uon bsfti
gen Stirmen frei Jet.
Ste Ginwobner uon Oregon wsrbsn
Hard Cases. barte SdIIe, t%ituIirt.
Pennsylvania 1T aIsemein oils Der Key
Stone State. Der 9 + Elm faat,
bstannt. Der Nau.e 1T auf foIsenbe Mrt
%entftanben. Cur 5sit Der 9tinbuns Der
Union waren es bretBebn Staatsn, wsIds
bic gonfitution %annabmen. UeHn man
brei8ebn Steine NIT benz Namen Der ur,
fpriinsIiden Staten Su einem Bosen su.
f~au,menmauert, ndmli4
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-05

Ser Bii6of bu Ynnb bes Cages BON
Wes BAT ben 9farrer petsr Raft su
Sorba9 gum 9snsraluitar an StsIs
bss perffo,benen Yaters Beaupalst er'
nanut unb Der Stattbastsr Grsiberr D.
WanteuffsI bat bieie grnennuns anitanbs'
los gensb u1tat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-05

am 2sben ftub. Sbre fsrbIi9sn nsbers
rete parbsn am WOntas, ben 81 Musuff.
auf benz @ottesadsr beigsiest. r. /. P.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-10
ALTOGETHER ANOTHER MAN.
philadelphia Times.l

Mr. Mackenzie Davis is well-knowa
caterer, aad resides at No. 1908 Brandywine
street. He says: 81 have suffered terribly
with infammatorY rheumatism in the knee
and leg for over three years. My sleep at
night was greatly disturbed by the intense
pain, and during the daytime it was with
considerable difficulty l could attend TO my
business My suffering was continuous, and
l could obtain no relief. [ had medical adj
vice, and used all kind OF remedies, including
mustard plasters, fly blisters, etc, but moth
however, l read something in a news
paper about st. Jacobs Oil, and
thought would try it. purchased 6 bottle
a. Bethels drugstore, Eighteenth and
Paramount avenue, and commenced using it
according to directions printed on papers
around the bottle. l rubbed my knee joint
with the lniment, and at the time L h3d
great paia there. Directly after the appli.
cation l felt tingliDg sensation. as though
the Oil was doing its work, and even after the
first rubbing 1 was partially relieved from
pain. | continued i'll use, and before | had
emptied three bottles, the great pain had
suffered SO long left me entirely, and now
(slspring his knee) l am perfectly well, and
[ attribute my cure entirely to St Jacobs
Oil 1t knocks ali liniments; there is nothing
like it for rheumatism. / give my testimony
regarding its merits freely and openly. and
1 think everyb body who has rheumatism
should know about st. Jacobs Oil. It has
made another man Of me, after many years
OF suffering, and nothing else did me any
good. now keep it in the house constantly
for the use of any of my family who may
have any pains. am delighted that 1 tried
the Oil, and 1 have no fear of rheumatic
pains now, for know how to cure them. My
wife, Sarah A. Davis had rheumatism in the
knee, back and ankle. It stuck to her for
about nine months, aud. like myself, che
could get no relief. As soon as l found what
good st. Jacobs Oil had done me, made her
try it, and she is now entirely cured. 1t is
grand remedy for rheumatism, and no mis-.
taken