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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-27

nENTIMEDER.
4 Sure cure for Toothaehe, Local or Neuralgia, 25e
per bottle. Genuine BARLEY SUGAR, for Coughs
and Colds. GERMAN STRENGTHENING POROUS
PLASTER, 10c. piece; for 25c. SALAD OIL, (In-
pOrtodl 50 galloD; &C. pint
AZ a. Il. NoCZEWSKrS PHARMACY.
~ - vth street northwest.
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in great variety.
novelty and the latest rage the new letters,
Initials in Gilt and silver. These for marking pocket
books. diaries and card complete assortment
Gilt soc. silver 3Sc. Initial Pins gold 'front.' 81; sill
yer 81 Silver Bangles CSC. and 45c; sterling silver
81. AZ 81 49, S2.49. Exquisite Pins in sterling silver
daisy patterns. 9ec. to g. %. Fine Filgree $1.SS.
$l.9S Silver Balls. Pansy Earrings.
STEEL GOODS.
Finest Ryeei Steel Jewelry and Ornaments at greatly
reduced prices. Blie and Steel, very stylish.
RHINE STONE JEWELRY.
Cannot be told from diamonds, saveby experts Pins
SIC. 9Sc ST. Is, 81. IS. Earrings CSC. to 81. 68.
ALL ABOVE s1.35 IN SOLID GOLD.
Rolled Plate Jewelry in endless variety. Novelties in
Pins and Earrings. 25c to 49c Rhine Stone Sill
and Steel Combs. Gents Scarf Pins. Full line Sill
yer Spiral Bangles. 19c. Onyx and Rhine Stone Sets
very elegant and desirable. Fine Jet Goods very low
Job lot OF Pearl Stick Fans below importers pricess
great bargain.
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JUST ONE HUNDRED
s sssss ! ! i TIT sssss
s sssss ! ID f + s sssss
AND IN THAT HUNDRED THERE ARE FORTY
ONE STYLES OF GOODS. SO WE CALL THEM
GOODS AND ENDS"
Lot 377. original price $22..............now SIG
Lot 4. 52l, original price now SIG
Lot 400, original price $40 SIS
Lot ,i05. original price now SIS
Lot 457. original price now s13
Lot 4. s1s. original price SIS. now $40
.,
are not three suits OF any kind of goods II
find suit smong this lot that will please and
FIT You IT WILL PROVE BIG BARGAIN.
No other goods in the house have been marked down
much as these 'ODDS AND ENDS" We state this
RI yofn ,iS1a load ADI NOss
SIDERED. The only consideration we gave this lot
was. HOW TO GET RID OF THEM.
As enter the first floor they on the large table
10 the left.
A. SAKS l. CO.,
STRICTLY oNE-PRICE CI.OTHfEEs
jazz $40 3lS SEVENTH STREET
THE REAL ESTATE TITLE INSURANCE
l. CO.. OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
INCORPORATED Dec 6. 1881. CAPITAL, $500, 600
III. ASHFORD. D. BEALE.
L. JOHNSON, E.r. RIGGS. 'eefe'af'
Vice President. Treasurer.
laying purchased all the Title Records OF VI. Ashford
ana Joson and Beale comprising complete abstract
OF ttes to all city real estate WILL and after Febru
any l. 1882, issue policies of insurance aoriing an
absolute warranty Of title to real estate either
Chaser trustee or ortasee viii also issue certificates
guaranteeing the absolute of abstracts of title
and in general will transact all business relating to the
Investigation and transfer of titles to real in the
District of Columbia.
- Rooms Noe. IL. Is and II Gunton Build
OFFICES: ing, 412 Louisiana avenue, and oil T
{ street northwest.
TRUSTEES:
N. Ashford, Charles G. DupcaDsoD
Samuel Bacon. Richard w, Tyler
=. Francis Riggs, Isaac l.. johnson.
James G. PAYNE, George +, Schafer
Albert A. Wilson, jal9-I,n
A SIX FOR
PALMER'S
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

IcOR SALE-A FINELY LOCATED BUILDING
Lot in the northwest section of the city very low
inquire tor cash. OTIS BIGELOW CO..
J2i6t COS 18th street.
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NOR SALE VERY PRETTY TWO-STORY AND
Il back building Eress brick front House and
bath, hot and cold water and stable good lot location
and SURROUNDINGS hrstclass accessible to two lines Of
cars. To al Immediate purchaser S. 500; $500 cash
balance monthly quarterly. easy payments at low
Interest Also. t~o-story end basement pressbrick
'front.' House. rooms, water and BATH good To-
cation. convenient to fine lot and renting
$40 to prompt tenant. Price. g. 600 1900 cash bal
ance in easy payments. ". E. BURFORD, Ills +
street northwest. i23
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lTOR SALE-SPLENDID LITTLE CIGAR STORE
Il in the most central part of Washington, doing q
fine business; viii sell out cheap Satisfactory reason
given for selling Address CIGAR Star Office. j292a
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j25-Sm Corner Doth and streets northwest
HfOR RENT-SIX-RO0M HOUSES: MODERN I'M
l. proSeInents: WHEATLEY BROS, corner of It'll
street and Rhode Island avenue t13-6t
IIOR RENT-A VERY FINE HOUSE, THIRTEEN
rooms l0l4 18th street northwest in prime order
Also very hne House. 200 street northwest. l.. NJ.
SAUNDERS BRO. 11O3 sire northwest d29- 9ws
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ELECAMPANE AND HOREHOUND
ELECAMPANE AND HOREHOUND
ELECANPANE AND HOkEHOUND
COUGH DROPS, y ID. Boxes % cents.
Twelfth season. Just received fresh
ART HUR NATTANS PHARMACY
jazz 14th and and I'd and d streets northwest
A CARD HAVE REDUCED THE PRICES
Of Cabinets TO 81 per dozen and Cards to 81 per
dozen. Stop and see specimens. BLACkLIDGE the
photographer, ACT Pennsylvania avenue. jail l2t-
THE RUSH COMMENCED.
BARGAINS TELL!
THE STORE CROWDED WITH BUYERS EAGER
TO SECURE THE GREAT BARGAIN IN
FINE AND MEDIUM CLOTHING
EVERY BUYER MORE THAN SATISFIED!
THE FINEST CLOTHING EVER OFFERED AT
SUCH BARGAIN PRICES
THE BEST MADE CUSTOM CLOTHING LESS
THAN COMMON MADE GOODS.
BEST CUT, MADE AND TRIMMED GOODS EVER
OFFERED AT SUCH SALE.
CUSTOM-MADE CLOTHING FOR DRESS
BUSINESS SUITS, from sc to 500.
COME EARLY AND AVOID THE RUSH.
BOYS AND CHILDREN'S SUITS, $3.50 to IS.
BOYS OyERCOATS, 81. 30 to $40.
BARGAINS BARGAINS! BARGAINS,
RULE AT THE GREAT SALE OF NEW YORK AND
BOSTON CLOTHING,
AT 128 SEVENTH STREET NORTHN EST,
Between g and H streets.
NB-LO0k FOR THE RED SIGNS. jail
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A GOOD CHANCE FOR BUILDERS HAVE SIX
- choice Lots near 18th and q streets, and 20
10Th street and Pennsylvania avenue which the owners
desire to have improved and will take payment in
houses. +. A. MCINTYRE.
1II- 91S Z street northwest.
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EMBRACED IN STOCK We NAME IN PART:
Worth. Now.
i Seal Dolman, made by Sigmund. BALTIC. $500 $3.50
Fur-tned Wrap, - - Freres, Paris. 40 90
4 Seal Sacques &c Si<mund Baltic 225 1s5
,1a
&c, &C, &C. &C., &c &C.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

lfOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN, NEW HOUSE IN
West End; bay window: all modern improvements:
seven rooms and cellar stone steps and trimmings Call
after O'Clock p. m or before 10 2l35 street
northwest. ig7-3t.
1fOR SALE-A NEW THREE STORY AND BASE
Il ment Brick Residence. No. 2002 g street north
west containing twelve rooms. butt In the most sub
stantal manner; first floor hard wood. Lot 23xI 20 to
l6-foot alley. A. A. WILSON, Room l. over Bank of
Washington. ioT ct
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-24
Sal3futter.

Gal; III bauptiddli6 ltbr oienIit
ale Sstmtl6uns su nsuem 5afsr, mel
cieIer, cbne Sals cen pfsrrsr pfrabrsitt,
pte a0aemsin tsfannt, radt,silts IL, qno
pte pferce parnab isbr fart aui Of
Druie fallen. Wan nsbne su I Dispel
60 Sul6sD 5afsr a rsibIi6 ssmsHsns
Ssrliner Wssrn 6 9ui6sl) 8rtiaIs.
laie ben 5afsr auf tinsn 5aufen ihau
feln, ftreue eas Gal; alethmdbis iiber
unc la1e pts beim Wsissn BON swsi
Wann ben 5aufsn 5ftsr pur6I6aufelu
uno NIT psm Salse seb5ris mensen. Damn
cas- 9ap;e auf etnen lpiBen 5aufen
i6ippsn, NIT Sddsn cper elmer rcppslten
Oefs aucsden unp lafs ben 5aufcn IL
ia Siuncen tn pisism 3ufanrs lisssu.
oamit ras 9anse seb5rts pur6i6pts'
uno cas aufssl5fs SaIs ftp rsul 5l.
fer 10 ptel oils mSsltb m,ttbstlt. Naf
Ssrlauf ctslsr 3rtt nfbns man Die Dsds
ab, lOi1s cen 5aufsn brett MAIDEN, 70 pae
sr 6-S 3ol bod ;u !tsssn fommt in
BEN e,iten "a Smupen mebrsre Wals
umlbaufeln, eamit or pispsr gut aus,
ldftst, Damn suiammsni&ippsa uno Der
flttern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-24
8auteS AIIerIet.
Rad eir SoIeSh Garnsr, Der bSbt

Rad Cir SoisS5 Garsss, Der bS6Rer
autoritdt tn Yssus auf pie Natura.ldidt,
bes Tigers, betrdst pis bbbfs ednee bee
8Snf9stisers BON Der Naie bis III,
S&wansipiBe IL snel!f1e 5uB. Nut
tn Suoten miro csrlslbe thinner %ieltener,
nur tn ben unpurbprtnslt6sn Sdmpfsn
pes @ansess Delta's unp In ben rpiloen
Baloot&tunsen TN Sunsrr 1T sr ni6t
ausiurotten. CT ndbrt ib bauptiddst1
bon Hsbsn, anttlopsn uno Dilofdpsi
1ea unp, no sr fs Do,fntet periGmdbt
er pte 3ustbtsre. Die Ginssbornsn ltnp
eaber asneist, i'm ale etn.n SsiGdSsr
tbrer Grnte an3uitben. Dat n aber
einmal 9si6mad am Wsni6enblut 70
pitbet CT furdtbar. 9sp56nlib inp
ctss alte Ibisre. penen Die gum Griassn
ttrer 2tstlinssipstle notbpsnpise B,bens
rt8fett beretts fsbit. Gin sin3tssr FOLDER
Wdtbsrt6 t6otsts In bret Sabrsn t0S
Wsnlben, eth anoerer idbrli6 go Elm
critler nbibtate bic 8spobnr bon IS
DSifsrn TIRE 5stmaib III psrl06en unp
ma6te IL enslti6s Quarratmrtlsn ,ur
euliur'cisn 8tloniB. Gin pierter i5otrte
In 1869 127 Weniten uno p'ripeute fir
ptele WU6en cine 9anpfrabe %oouhinOia.
bio es einem ensliIden Sportsmunn sss
lang, tbn su srleosn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-24
= nremburser Gazette.
Der ,pii&en ben S%roblbSruerr n

Der 5wii9en ben S%trablb5rnern unp
BEN GsstsbOrn In elmer 65br BON 1850
Dieter sslesene Wsrisns. Sss I'm 3antrn
Wauts bilcst etne ~beidnoise 9sfabr fin
pas Sbs,paQis, ba etn ~ bsfdr4tenpsr
Ausbru6 bsf:lben purb bic ibn TN
Wefen besrenienpe Wordne osS AlstIb.
alstf&ers stn austretsn Der Rbone bel
Brtes jur Golse BADEN pdroe. I'm elmer
iol9sn 4atafropbe etntsermasen porsus
beussn. bat Der 9roBe 8atb bei6lsGsn,
cen See tisfer su leasn uno ~ rtsism
Sebufe etnen unsefdbr 800 Dieter lanaen
1unneI cur6 ben 5fIi6 sslsssnsn pds
ssSen pas 8tsi6atbal bsrtsIin III lafen.
pur6 ipelden pas WaGer abRisesn fam.
9lei6ssttis Durpe I'm 9roBen Hatbe bee
aantons Balis auf bic srpse @sfabr
aufmsrflam ssmabt pslde Den Suibaf.
ten Dembran@er unp ct Niflaus cur6
ole rieielben dberrasencen ;erflifteten
5ellen probs, uno man srahtste 90 ais
bStft crtnssnb. ctsie Gsllsn purt Sa6
osrffdHotse unteriuben ~ la1.n unp TO-
tort Vo%rtsbrunaen gum S1uBe Der BE-
p5lfsrung ia trefen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-24
Cine ieltiame Yaan,e.

Cine merfpdrcise pFanss purps In
NIcara9ua entpedt. bic ben Namen
.Ybstplaeea @lsctriea" fibrt. Gs bsist,
rab fe ffarfe elsetromasnstiite Gisens
l6aften bat. Die DAMP pirp pur6 Die
Serdbruns ces Strautss msrfIib ee.
Idbmt u. Ger maansttf6s ginHus miro auf
iisbsn bis aht Sus Gntfsrnuns vnipdrt.
Die Waanstnarsl miro brcsutsnc eenSrt
unp je mebr ma iib Dem Wiftslpunfte
res Strau6ss rdbsrf, refo drssr miro
pie St6runa, bis tie sulsBt cine isbr
lhnslle, ffsts'Srmtse 8'Desuns Ssrur~
Ia6t. Die Sntenhptfdt rsr Grl6sinuns
Oaiitrt nab Den o'rl6t'pensn Saaesieitsn.
unp pdtrsnD Ger Nabt 1T fs faum IA
bemerfsn. Sic srretbt etpa um 2 lbt
Na&mitta9s ibren SSbepuntt. Ssi tirs
mtl@sn Better ittisfrt fb pts Gbihstsit.
Seine Snisctsn Scsr 0Sasl parpen auf
BEN Strauhe bemerft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-24
Cine sraGklide Gniiaa.. bic olsih

S'"e elBoR Ityt Vpliuut, DIE SlsIU
rrpbl etnen iraurtssn Ausaans bate
nebmen fSnnsn, ipislte f6 Dor etniaen
losen auf rem 8essnsburesr Sabnbofe
db. Gin 8due NIT einsm anIbeiusno
ibperen Cad auf benz Hdden. erfunoia.
te lth palelbff nat Der a~bsanaS,eit ess
Su9ss, uno ala er erfubr. eab or nod
rettlt6 stne Stunpe 3sit babe, lsete sr
In benz Dur@suns sur 0,padtrpepiticn
letren Cad auf ben Sppen, fib Teibh
paneben uno ibltef Elm. Salp barauf
sri1ten elmer Der ptsnftbusnpen pader,
aatm ben Cad auf une mari i'm stpas
unlanft auf bic Usage I'm 9spddbdrsau.
Gin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sbma;snSs
I6rei sribnte aus rem Cad, Gem, als
man tbn tfaste, Der stua udtidbrtse
Snabe css ron eem gsIsncen Nufl6ret
istnss SSbnhenS erlpahtsn 8auern en-,
fttss. IS ifsute fi& mad Der .Sdrp.
pr" beraus, eas Der Wann fsintn Sobn
auf pteie Wstie fret bic 9aaber pur6
ibnrugseln woute. tnesm Ct ben Cad
nit Dem armen 8ubsn pdbunp Der 6ab,t
untsr cte Sanf ssitobsn bitts. pts man
ptss nit @spddfldtn III ibun passt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-24

Die Winbnns hes Wtififppt pures
am 9. aprtl 1852 bon Ga SaGe sntpsdt.
Der abt. =. y. @altbnrn bat nun BON
Dem franiSfibsn 9siti6tsitreiber
NarasrD einen Brief ertaItsn, in psi1em
psrlelte pDrIb!d9t am 8. April 1882 Den
Observation-Disclosures @srdttniBtas pisiss
Grstsntnss ~ feiern. Sn Ger irBtssn
3ttt Ger bunpertiibrism @rinnsrunssftifs
louts mau rtsie 0slssenbstt fitsri9
nI1t unbedttst poriber seben lalIsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-24
Siel llnalid an einen Saoe, Su

Siel llnsliid an sinsn Gage. Sa
oprtser Wobe ifarb .. s DsIsnuy In
pataba City, 0aibinaton Isrr. an ben
Slattern. Sein Srupsr bsfanp fd auf
csm Wsse mad eem arste, rpurps bon
stnem patbenrsn Sunps %ansssrifsn,
roate bisisn erl6isbsa unb laUs fi6
itlbf eur6 ben Daumsn. Gin anpsrsr
Srueer, Septt, gilt auf benz Gils aus
unt brad pas 8sin. Nm Absnp brad
6susr tn Dem SauIe aus unp bieiss purps
NIT fnnppsr Notb Dor san3li@er Gtnds
i1srun8 btwabrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-24
Sn Waaeaa, Winn., ma6te Elm Sra

aWaneaa, Wfinn., ma6te Elm Srau,
snBtmmst immsnie Ssnlation, incem ca
ti ttsiftsn NssItsee stnsn srsssr 8Soet
curb Die Straesn psrfplsts unp rpsinsnp
rtst ,.Salist ibn, fanst ibn, sr bat cine
3pan3isccaars 9cte sstrsfen." Gin ses
fauissr NeBsn fi1e Ten Dumb tin unu
sri1lus ibu nit einsm Bell. rporauf er
I'm Sstiein elmer erOssn Wsaibenmena.
anc Der manselbaft bsflstpstsn frau ren
Baud ces Ibterss aufi1lists unp gum
alsemstnen 8aupium Dem Wassn Def.
lslben pte uupsrleb,ts Nots eutuabn, mel
DE sr ibter gissntbimsrin ,uridfsate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-24
Cine trsiilihe SsmerfunQ.

@scree 8. Sultan, elm bsrporraesnbs,
pclittfsr In Snrtana, ma6te nsulia BIZ
ueffIi6s Sensrfuns. bas ,.pis rspubli
tantl&e partst l6On msbrnals gum BE.
arabsn fertt8 mar, eae aber bic psmofra.
tiIbe partsi ibr ispssmal ~ Sdlfs fam.
ie ptspsr auf bic 9sins fisuts uno nit
nsusm 0ebsn fe beaabte."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-24
WGhtiae StGruna.

Gt'enbabn Snipsetor : mas ,una 1eu.
fsl 1T csnn Sbr Sssebrsn nod 10 ipit in
Der Naht?
Bummlsr: Gatf6uleissn Sis man
siittsf. I'd ppQts sic um'n g~rtra,ua
nab Berlin eriu&ea, UNI ~ lsbsn. pb
I'd Stsust9t Dat srcbs eopS ispOnnsn
babe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-24

Gin 0si,bals lag auf Dem Stant'ns
bette. 8snn it tsrbsn muR. Ssyr DOts
Tor. mare ss am bsfsn nod pos N.us
labr. Sb pircs pann pas Ifnflelc
iparsn. rsl4ss t8 penn Scbann ipaf sss
ben miete.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-24

3psi Sai beaoisbe ssbsn an stnem
Soantas sulammsn lpa,tersn. Der eine
nit rem Sinrsn In Den 6oienfaI6sn.
aber Ssnrp! iaste Der Anosrs. eas 1T
rod feline Wantsr, auf Der Snase su
ssbsn. SsnrY srptsest: Gs 1T
cine att, ben Srnntaa su fsisrn. cen n
ole Bohs ubsr babe ib metne Siacs In
cen Ial4sn Anperer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-24
Nur bsi6eiaea.

Cine Dame iaate a. sinsr, ibrsr Yer>
ebrer, Der ibr etn 9spiht ptcmsn peate :
YIN ~salantCitsn rpire Cd. pena Sie pa5
@sot&t auf etu Saulsnpirantens 3 iast
ibretbsn mSbten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-24
Die lmifiSs Spalte.

Rstts: Iufdnbtssr Stsri iitmst BEN
ebrtftsn, erbettert Die Ssele uns
b~sforeert islbft bic @siuuebeit
bes Seites.
Sraa Wadbarin 8et.rn absnc aber
bat iDr fIstnsr SunO furbtblr sebeuIt,
man fcnnte gar niAt stnidIafsn, ss mar
pirtItb sntIeBli6.
0abbarin: gntI6aloiasn Sis eS
mar unIsr Suno ntbt, 60 mar metns
5c6ter, pelbs absnps 9slansuntsrri9t
elbdit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-24
Sin0eraiB.

Nun, une raufsn Define Gltsrn f6
oftS - ga, oft nit. timer nur am
Spnntos 9-Ne piHsns. unter8 c1sn Is
Der Sopa am 8slp unp b'Wuapa i'm
Stall, pa baus's IA 3sit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-24

Der Wsni3 miro nibt BON Sunssr
latt pbibUn wie eaS Spri6pprt
last Der Sunser Der Bette 8ob TT.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-24

Wtna Waifanten unten aaf Der
Straee ifeben unr Slalen, wiift man pas
@slo gum 6snitsr binaus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-24
S;rau gfadbariu! @tftru lbenc obe,
In vino veritas.

SIN @sin 1T Wabrbstt, bod rpsnn
man fs bort,
81 fe gar Oft ces Bsin's nt6t perth.
y. Sartpta.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-24

Dat miniali9e &sbea Is pie en-
SpssseL itsa pie raiSr IN lsa, I'm tu
MART en- frinelt& 8sfi6t isb'n, psen,
IN ct parp nit bic pssnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-24
| Slatteru
l.. auSs
[8erphet

Maftedune unm6sli6.
0raufeujtmmer Tufts
rein uni ansenehu ses
ua6t.
6tebtrfranfett Datfs
euteu 9tnberunS uuS
Grfrtl6 bereits.
eur4 8aber NIT, benz
RaHer buseIsstsm Pro-
phylactic Fluid.
@et@er mdber 9etnt
turd3 ieinen Gebraud
f6er "a er1ielen.
unretns 2uit uuihdbs
ltd 8emaht uno ssrtts
nigt tur4 Sprsnseu
NIT Darby's Fluid.
Sur Reiafeune beS
MtbetnS uno yutis
DuBen Der Sdbne
III eteS WittsI nnabers
trsfHit.
e6nupfeass Iiuhert
une ssbetlt.
Roie sebetlt.
Sranotpunoen auseus
hltdlth seltueert.
Narbeu rerbinhert.
IS entfernt ale uuauses
nebmeu Gerl6e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-24
1essroteS erf0rer boa aranfbeitsieimea:
-"r-l Oarb1'S
Yrobbblactte Tlnib &!

"
o~erbtuert.
8ef6 b sereiuiSt
unb eetetlt.
QrebSarttge 0fIosstss
gen perhinhert une bes
feittst.
Rubr turtrt.
@unoen f&uen eetetf.
Seorbnt tn burger Srif
befettist-
eSautauSs
-tdlaee aussetrsduet.
re W 0ouHdnstautss
f6doIt6.
Sesen raubett Gals IN
ss eth unfthl6sres S.etls
mtttel.
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w. w. Eastman, a mill owner Of Min
nsapolis, was travelling in the south.
He left his bag in n car seat. and, on re-
turning, found that his place had been
taken by q sister of DIR. j. f. Fales, OF
that city. He said: "What do you mean
by taking that seat? Don't you see it's
taken? Get up. Get out! II you don'i
get out. I'll pull you out.' She did not
obey, and he dragged her out of the
seat. She screamed, several men came
to her assistance, and the trouble was
over for the time being. A few days
later, on joining her brother at the st
James Hotel. Jacksonville, Florida. she
recognized Eastman among the guests
DIR. Fales decided to whip him, and
struck him several blows across the fact
with rawhids. Then Eastman rallied
and used his cane effectively. Botf
were marked by the blows, and the ac-
counts in the local newspapers indicate
that the punishment was about event,
divided.
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LuMEERMES's READING.

Near Hopington, Mass, May 8, 100
| acres of woodland were burned over.
The Kirby Carpenter Company's two
mills, at MenomInee, bfich., turned out
$4,000 feet of lumber in one day re-
Gently. The company's new mill will
average 100000 feet daily.
A few days since a good sized drive
| reached Green Bay, Wis, from Pensau-
kee. There we're 100000 feet of logs.
D,UO posts and ties. and the run of 100
miles YVES made in Is days.
William Angus is building q mill. at
Sherbrooke, Que, for making wood
pulp. In addition there will be erected
sawmiii, large boarding house and a
dozen or more cottages, tho latter for
the accommodation of employees. The
enterprise has never-faiiing supply of
lumber, and is III close proximity to a
railroad.
Abont 100000 rolling pins were lately
corded up on Bear River, at the foot of
Mischief street. Petosky, Mich. That
amount of rolling pins means vast de-
| velopment of women's muscle before
the 10000 dough Washers are worn out.
| Besides. 1t means utilization of north
ern Michigan timber in one of the raany
peculiar ways.
| Of over 1900 square miles of timber
IN the United States, the South owns
i6o,oOo, or nearly two thirds of the
whole. Ina very few years this will
busy over 5000 laborers in cutting,
rafting, saving and shipping. Already
parties are making large purchases of
these lands, locating mills, opening tur-
| k,,i 4,
into the timbered regions.
Jere Mahoney. at work in Hoiokins &
Co.'S mill, Bangor, Me-, was lately in.
stantly killed by board which flew
from the edger. The board traversed
LOO feet before it struck Mahoney, and
then knocked him into the water. he be-
ing at the time engaged in ''dogging'
logs. He was taken from the water be-
fore he died, and conveyed to his lodg
ings.
Heavy and disastrous fires in towns
and cities in the northern lumber re
gions have been alarmingly numerous OF
late, and every day or two the informa
ton of some new and terrible confiagra
ton, sweeping in its ruin. is brought tc
hand. Several such general catastro
Plies from tire have been ALREADY refer
red to, and another is noted at Lake
City, Mimi, where occurred few dlys
since the largest and most destructive
tire that has been experienced in tha,
section of the State. A high wind pre-
vailed. and the fire was not controlled
till 1t had destroyed nearly all the bust
ness blocks In the city, and invaded tine
residence portions. The loss has beer
placed At 100000, which is probably
not over half c"verad bv insurance.
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FO r e IQ N.


The IGypt1an Sisusiien.
LosDox, May 0.-Ths Times says al
the entrances to the palace At Cair<
were guarded on Sunday By soldisrs
who are ready to cut the Telegraph line.
AMI burn the bridges In order to destroy
communication with Alexandria.
4 Grave Demonstration.
PAs1s, May 30.-Several hundred
Communists made demonstration yss-
terday in the Cemetery Psrs La Chaiss.
Louis Michel was among the speakers.
The tomb of Blanqus was visited and
adorned with flowers.
Pleasant Ter the Eerelgn Vessels.
IsNALr. May 3.-It is reported that
the Egyptian man-of-war has laid tor
pedoes around the anchorage of the
British, French and Italian vessels.
Protection Wanted.
ALEXANDRIA, May 3O.-Ths British
community have appealed to the British
Consul for greater security against dis
orderly soldiers. The joint fleets oppo-
site the forts at Alexandria can only
spare 300 men to meet q garrison of
1000, daily becoming more exaspsrated.
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The disciples Of Father Mathew may
almost claim Victor Hugo as one OF
them, for he has always taken water
with his claret and been Of unusually
sober habits. Once when he was dim
in. at the Tuilleries the Due do Mem
ours ordered bottle Of costly wine to
be placed before him.. The wine was
poured into glass and presented oy
| the servant. The Duo watched 10 SEE
how Victor Hugo would like the vintage,
and was greatly piqued when ne saw
him take up the water bottle ana eepi'
ously baptize wine which was CONSIDER.
ed by the other guests a. we'll worm
kings ransom. Victor hugo owes III,
continued health and full enjoyment OF
his faculties 10 his modest and temper
| ate mode OF life.