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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-06-28
PALMYRA.

Ritter & Horizons new Touring mill is
now being painted. The work is being
done by Robert Cottingham. 1t is no
small job.
Little Robbie Loewe, some six years
old, joys over the fact of having caught a
Az pound bass one day last week; so
large that he could not draw it into the
boat.
Our village schools closed on Friday
with very appropriate exercises-speak-
ing, reading, singing &c.
The highways in the town have been
considerably improved of late
A fine thing to report, would be that
twenty houses in our town are being re-
painted.
We learn that the railroad men of Mil
waukee and other places will enjoy pic
mic at Palmyra on the third of July.
Mrs. F. Cotton will hereafter attend to
giving Russian and other baths at the
Bidwell House on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Prof 5 r. Perkins, who has just clesed
his labors, as principal of our schools, in
which he has been engaged for the past
i've years, has given almost universal
satisfaction, and it is with deep regret on
on the part of the district that it learned
the fact that he could not be prevailed
upon to continue his supervision of the
schools.-Enterprise.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-06-28
THE GOV. OF IOWA SHOWN THE
ENTOMBED REMAINS OF GEN
ERAL GARFIELD.

In conversation with a reporter of the
Elmira (N. Y. Daily Advertiser, a few
days ago, Governor Sherman, of Iowa,
made the following extraordinary state
ment: II saw President Garfield day
or two ago at Gle veland. You need not
look astonished-[ really saw him-not
his spirit, but his own form and features.
I had visited his tomb to do homage to
the spot where the martyr-President was
sleeping. The Watchman in charge on
learning whence | came, and who I was,
asked me if | would like to see the Presi-
dent. | was as greatly surprised as you
can be. He simply showed me he was in
earnest, invited me into the tomb, un-
screwed and removed the lid from the ga
cred casket, and there lay General Gar
field before me-just as he looked the
day of his funeral-as if in weary un
refreshing sleep. | was surprised, for,
despite the eekciation of those noble feat
ures, 1 was at once struck with their like
ness to the General as | had seen him
alive. | presume that years will pass ere
the preserving traces of the embalmer's
work will have been removed from all
that Isl left on earth of Garfield. He was
a great man. and it shows in his calm
though -shrunken features still"
The Cleveland Herald has confirmed
the accuracy of Governor Sherman's re-
port, and adds that it was Lieutenant
Van Vliet, of the Tenth United States
Infantry, the officer in charge of the de-
tail of soldiers guarding the tomb, who en-
couraged and gratified the Governor S
CHASTITY curiosity. Lieutenant Van Vliet
surely has strange conception of the du-
ty he was ordered to perform. He was
stationed at the tomb to protect, not to
expose the remains. 1t is to be hoped
that it will not be necessary to appoint
guardian of the guard -NeaU York 7rib-
u1ae.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-06-28
NO.. 81

Invalids suffering from sluggishness of
the liver, feeble action of the heart. a
! feeling OF sufocation and debility arising
from various causes, find sure reliet in
Browns Iron Bitters.
IHE TELEGRAPH IN CHINA The Ma
tureois glad that the telegraph is making
rapid way IN China. The Shangai-Tient
sin line has been working for a few
months and line : being constructed IN
the South between Canton and Hong
Kong, distance of a 100 miles. The
first section is to connect Canton with
the frontier of British Kowloon, opposite
the town OF Victoria. It is interesting to
remark, our contemporary continues, that
this line is purely private enterprise of
a company of Chinese merchants in Can
ton who doubtless, want to be on level
with their brethren in the North in rapid-
lty OF communication with the markets of
world. The above line, it is stated, will.
Tor the present at least, terminate on the
confines of British territory. Strange to
say, there is a rumor that British cupidity
is obstructing the extension.
PLANT POISONING and all itching SEN
sation quickly relieved by the application
of Papillon. All druggists keep it.
Neuralgia, with its terrible pain and
suffering in the mouth, teeth, and face.
often involving the eye and ear with it's
sharp, darting, piercing and troublesome
affiiction, can be promptly sllayed, and
the sensitive and sorely affected parts re-
lieved by bathing freely with Ponds
Extract, and taking ten drops internally
every two hours. In cases of severe
toothache, by holding some of the Ex-
ract in the mouth many have been in
UNANIMOUSLY cured. 35w4
A TOUCHING RoMANCE.-A number of
years ago some piners in Wales, in ex-
ploring an old pit that had been closed,
found the body of young man dressed
in fashion long out of date The pc
culiar action of the air in the mine was
such as preserved the body so perfectly
that it appeared asleep rather than dead.
The miners were puzzled at the circum-
stances. No one in the district had been
missed within their remembrance, and at
last it was resolved to bring in the oldest
inhabitant-an old lady long past her
80th year, who lived single in the village
the whole of her life. On being taken
into the presence of the body, very
strange scene occurred. The old lady
fell on the corpse and kissed it, and ad-
dressed it by every term of endearment
spoken in bygone generation. He was
her only love, and she had waited for him
during her long life. She knew he had
not forsaken her. The old lady and
young man had beer betrothed sixty
years before. The lover had disappeared
mysteriously, and she had kept her faith
during the long interval. Time had
stood still with the young man, but had
left its mark on the old woman. The
miners who were present were a rough
SET, but very gently and with fearful eyes
they removed the old lady to her house,
and that night her faithful spirit rejoined
her long-lost lover
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-06-28

The blood cannot properly perform its
functions when loaded with impurities,
because it is thick and sluggi sh ;and every
person needs at times something to cleanse
and quicken the vital current. DIR. J. G..
Ayers Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla
meets this want perfectly, and his discov-
cry of this compound ranks as important
in preserving the blood in a healthy condi-
tion as does that of VIM. Harvey in de-
monstrating its circulatory action. Moth
ing else so vitalizes, purifes and enriches
the blood as Ayers Sarsaparilla. It is a
perfect blood and nerve food. It never
disturbs the stomach, but greatly assists
and promotes the digestion and assimila-
ton of ali nutriments, and increses their
power to sustain and nourish the body.
In renovating the blood it clears and
quickens the intellect, and thus gives to
both mind and body the power of long
sustained, arduous and successful effort.
-Cornipg, n. Y, Journal 35w4
WHAT PAUL SAID.-The Rev. Mr..
Darlington, of Charlotte county, Va, be-
longed to one of the old families, was an
elegant preacher and universally popu-
lar. He was careless about the manage
ment of his large estate, while his BROTH
er Paul was noted for his thrift and in
dustry. The preacher usually bought
his butter from Paul. One Sunday morn
ing after breakfast, and just as the rever-
end gentleman was starting for church, he
dispatched his servant over to his broth
er's house for fresh supply of butter
that would be needed at the Sunday din
ner. The negro was told to hurry back
and report the success of his mission.
The preacher was in the midst of his SER
mon, and had eloquently related what
Matthew, Mark, Luke and John had
said in relation to the subject matter of
his text. Just as the breathless negro
had arrived at the church and had meek
ly stepped in to take seat, the Rev. Mr..
Darlington, already considerably warmed
up, said, in laundering tones: "And
what does Paul say?" The negro think
ing the question addressed to MIN, re-
piled, in the hearing of the whole con-
gregation: "Marse Paul says as how you
can't get any more butter till you've
paid for dat you got last week" Imag
inc the rest of the scene.-Richmo,ad
WRiq.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-06-28

SECOND EDITION OF JoB.-Mrs. Ogden,
n Division Street, Buffalo, says: 81
cannot be too thankful that was induced
to try your Spring Blossom. I was at one
time afraid I should never be able to get
out again. 1t seemed to be second edi-
ton of Jot without his patience; my face
and body were one vast collection of boils
and pimples; since taking one bottle of
your Spring BlossomI am quite cured,
all eruptions have disappeared, and ! feel
better than have in a long time" Price
80 cents, trial bottles 10 cents. Sold by
Fl. I. Eberle.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-06-28

SHIPPING. LUMBER TO ENGLAND.-A
steamer last week carried out fifteen car
loads of Michigan oak lumber, sawed to
dimensions and billed through to Glas-
gov, to be used in constructing railway
cars. 1t is believed that this order will
be followed by others, because our nor
thern oak possesses qualities much sought
after by builders, but not found in Brit
ish lumber, save that which commands a
very high price. About SIG, 100000
worth of wood and manufactures of wood
is exported annually from the United
States; but this is said to be the first ship
ment of this -Cleueland Leader.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-06-28

SHE PASSED 1T ALoNG.-"I send you
my testimonial in reference to Spring
Blossom, having taken it for dyspepsia,
and receiving almost immediate relief.
| passed it to my neighbor, who is using
it with same results.
MRS. ]. w. LEFFELT,
"Elmira, n. Y"
Price so cents, trial bottles 10 cents.
Sold by III. L. Eberle.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-06-28

If you suffer from Dyspepsia, use
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
Ifyou are afflicted with Biliousness, use
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS
If you are Frustrated with Sick Headache,
take BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
If your Bowels are disordered, regulate
them with
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
If your Blood is impure, purity it with
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
If you have Indigestion, you will find an
antidote in
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
If you are etroubled..withSprin Complaints
eradicate them with
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
Ifyour Liver is torpid, restore it to healthy
action with
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
Ifyour Liver is affected you will find
sure restorative in
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
If YOU have any species Of Humor or PIN
pie, fail not to get
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS,
If you have any symptoms of Ulcers or
Scorfulous Sores, a curative remedy will
be found in
BURDOCK BLOOD BTTTERS
For imparting strength and vitality to the
system, nothing can equal
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
For Nervous and General Debility, tone
up the system with
BURDOCK BLOOD BTTTERS.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-06-28
w G.. SPALDING /.

Physician and Surgeon and Examing Surgeon
or Pensions. Office over Bank OF WatertoWn
building, up stairs
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-06-28
UBLIsHED EVERY WEDNEsDA'

Marriages and deaths inserted gratis.
Professional and Business Cards $500 year.
Rusiness notices in local column 10 cents per
ne for first insertion. and five cents for subse-
lent insertions. ,tuoo
Advertisements not accompanied with dlrec-
tons vii he inserted till forbid, and charged
or a accordingly.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-06-28
VI. n. x T. A. BARBER,

PHYSICIANS and Surgeons, office, l door west OF
A. H Rohrs, floor. Office hours from TO Il
1
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-06-28
AUGUST WIGGENHORN,

Jeweler, has recently opened Jewelry ots store
m Iohnson's block, corner Main and Isl stTeets,
where he will keep constantly on ha19 naLs U.s.
PIata7 Ware, &c Particular attention pald 70
repairing Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, &C., ana
Warranted to give satisfaction
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-06-28
A HRITZNER.

fashionable Barber and Hair Dresser, shop IN
saliek's basement, on the Bridge, WatertoWn,
Wis. The best of Hair Dye used, warranted 10
hold color for eight weeks.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-06-28

zyo+ertoyn Lumber Yard. Lumber of every
description, Lath and shingles constantly on
hand and for sale at the lowest Market Price, at
the Milwaukee Depot, WatertoWn, WIS.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-06-28
business Goros.
D.Nrpr HAIL G.. B. SKINNER.
HALL i SKIM ER,

Attorneys and Counselors at Law ana Sonclr
orS in Chancerv. Have a complete abstract of
ne records of all titles and membranes on
cal estate in Jefferson county. Office over Wis
onsin National Bank, at the fovmer office OF
Enos & Hall.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-03
PEsESEHS WING co. (Limited),
s. E. Corner Ninth and Race Streets. CINCINNATI o.

fanb bic iuOiscrete anaIpis geRanbtbeile
pom Stdrte, @uumitrasant, Sii9tleifer,
SIutwuher, Ebieriadosln, SauHameu unb
SameumiI5. Sn Butter: llni6litt,
Rreioe unb eiR9iaurss SIei. Sun Die, {
fanb man itatt 5opfen unb @srite Gbluce
aus bittsrn Rrdutsru, aIs Wobnt6pie, BEL.
laoonna, bittsre Waubslu, peri5tebene
a6sr unfsbIbdr pitfsnbe @ifie. Raffse
mar berSeitelt aus rotbeu WabagoniepHan,
ssn uno sebatener pfsrSslebsr. Inter benz
Ramen BON gbocaIacs: Elm @emii3 pon
oGersel6sr @tbs, Srobrinbs, ~seltoBenem
5Ols uno usrboybsnsm gacao. Dsr 3uder
tur9 SariuSuder usrisst. Die Stantolen
baben rs psf. Slei. Su giis ersab f5
bic Spite Der 6dIiduns. Wan fano BARN
etne 40lans pom @blor, Sulfur. unb Ritro.
gen Sdure, etue Sdurs, 6te has bdrteite
Wetau bei3t unb ben i9Isimisen Raseu
~trsbsartis austrodnst. Sou i'd sSbren
2sisrn BON ben WsinfdIi9aussn beri6ten ?
oaBu wirbe elm sanssr Bano ni9t senlsen.
9ldtte. Eanniu, Potal9s, S@pefel, ole
bisie Beftanbtbsils wsrbsn su einem Brei
uermiidt, baraus bann Der @6ttertrant
sWsin" entfsbt unb oft sntsr benz Rameu
ebampasner, Dursunbsr, gliqaot nod
ausn W~sltsegenben peri9idt wirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-03

BeutfhIano.
Rorbbeut a b.

Sun Sabre 1878 MAJ Der gabnwirte,
6einri5 Saa,baum aus M e II m Dor ben
S9uurssri9ts in Winitsr Bu elmer sebn'
idbrisen 3u9tbaustrafe uerurtbeilt NOR
ben, neil er elm Rtno bur9 SbwefslIdur,
eet6btet baben iolts. 8ou bisier Straft
BAT 9aarbaum iest iSon u8t Sabre abse'
bIBt. Sn letter 3sit mar auf 9runb reusl
@rmitteIunsen bic Weinuug aufsetau6t,
Der 8erurtbsiIte .iet uni9ulbis ais Spfsl
zines faIi6sn 9srba6ts beitraft porosn
bic Aerste ioIsn SD uefeIidure NIT amet.
isnidure usrus9ielt baben. Su Der I'M %
Rouember ft%attssbabten 8erbanbIuns ii
Der gerurtbsiIte pom Sduurseri6te fir
Ridti9ulots ertldrt worbsu unb - mad
a9t i'm 3u9ibuus 3ussbra6ten Sabren -
entlaRen worben.-Oie beribmte Os5sn.
bOble Bel 2etmate bat cine bebeutenbs
Ronturren3 erbalten in elmer bel benz gau
Der 9abufttede s aufe aItenu6rbe
often seIestsn EropffteiubOble, bsrsn De
bible Senen Der De9enb0ble ni9ts nu9ses
ben. - Sn Quri9 lit eins Ot9terin &c:
iforbeu, Deren Ramen melt iber Die @rsn'
sen BON Offrisslanb Seorunsen, Warie
Steering. cine lille Oulbsrin, wel4s mad
fat 2Oidbrissm 9eiOeu enti4ltsf. Die
9erbli4ene bat nit mander i96nsu 9srls
ben 9isberidas uuisres Vo!tss berei9ert.
Sci 6 m b n lit man nit ben Eau5er'
arbsitsn CUR 6sbuus bes pdbrenO ees Or
tanes pom Is. October seiuntenen Hssis:
ruass Oampfbassers, Der etuen Bertb pOn
100, 900 Rart reprdisntirt, ettris bsi4df
tist.-Ssbr aussebtIoet III i'm Rssisruuss'
bs3irt arensbers has Spartahsnwe'
Der Gesieruussbebirt usiit ni9t
usniser aIs AZ itdotii9e, 81 6rsiss uno
Amts: Spartafen, IL Str4lpisls' u. 9anos
ssmeinbe' SpartufsH, iowis etns Pripat.
lpartafe auf. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-03
Defer u.

Die uuiusrRtdt @ieben febt In &c.
fabr, a~ufssboben gu werben. Dte beifi9s
&esisruns MIL benz nd4fen 2anbtus einen
bissbssisltden antras uorIesen, nit BEN
3uiat, basesen uuidbrli@ an 200 Staats:
anssb6rise, wel9e oeuti9e llntuerftdten
beiu1sn, cine fiaatli9e Subuentiop uon is
500 Wart su ~bewiaisen. Mit 4nuabms
bieiss antrass rdre ni9t benz Bsblrfs
niiIs bss Staates poaitdnbis ssniist, ion;
bern bsmlelben aud auidbrli1 cine Sum.
me pon minbsi TENS 200, 600 Wart eripart.
- Am 20. Hopsmber wurbe Der Gaub;
mSrber Wsttmanu pou @rosborbeim bin:
seri9tst. Wsttmann mar Die game Iadt
n6sr gutter Oinse uno foppte iosar bic Sa.
lits, inbem CT abenos uOrbsr senau ben
Ylat bejei@nete, no er in ieinsm @arter
ben 5000 Wtart bstrusenoen Jtaub in 81,
6erbslt sebratt baben polte. IlsbaIb
auseitsute geaafoIlaunseu ersabsn, BAT
Der freeze Wenl9 bic u~npabtbeit ssiasi
bate. RurJ nap 6 1br trant 8ettmanu
nod einen S9oppeu &Otbpsin; aleia ole
er ben usrbdusuIBuousu Sang antre,er
loute, peElteB TIN na9 Der IS. 8" bel
Uiutb, CT usrIor bas S%spu6tiein unp mubts
DOR 4 Senoarmen ouf 6as S~lgtgsrii
f6tmlt9 Setrasen per0en, ps Pfarrsl
Sslb bas 9rbst ipra9 uub pas SaQbeil
nit sspObnter &ai9beIt Der pstnItSsr
Scene elm sraufses @noe ma1te.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-03
W Irttsm b q.

Sn benz Dorfs &ornibaI, Der betanntea
NisOerIafuns uirttsmbsrsii4.r Sspsrati
fen uupeit Stuttgart. ltarb bieier Gage etu
Wann, wel9sm unter ben afritauii6en
@ntoedern Elm bausrnoer Name seii5srt :
her Wiifondr 2ubuis Rrapf, seb. Su De.
renoinssn bel Eibinseu ben IL. Sanuar
1910. @r iiueirte In Eibiussn protefan
tii5e Gbeologte uno trat 1886 In ben Oienii
Der sns!ii5eu WiIion. Ssiu QlrbsitsisIb
puren bic Olili4en Gambler bss mittleren
Afrita; feline &srntniB BON 2ano unb 9eu.
ten uno insbsioubsre Der oitafritanii5en
Spra9en mar 10 beruorraseno, oaB er aui
beiunoeren Buni9 oes 2oro Nupisr 1857
bic snslii4e @rpssitiOn na9 a6siiuien aIa
OoImeti6er besIsitete. @r 1T Der gntost,
ter bsS Rpafa: Sees unb Der fat untsr benz
arquator Iiessnbsn S3neesebirse i'm inue.
rem 4frita. 1858 eri9isusn istne vRsiisn
tn 8 itafrtta."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-03
Worme8en.

Gin norwesii9sr Bauerntne9t, Ola
Samioni6n, Mibnds, bat In bieiem 5erbit
Elm Gabpeus auf Gee ssisst, BON meIdem
bebauptet wirb, baB ss f9 obne anwens
buns BON 9anbtraft, Sssel obsr Dampf
fortbewest. Das TabrSsus, weIdss tn
aQer Stiae unb fat obue Bsibilfe irsenb
zines anberu sebaut porben TIT, bat bas
ausieben elmer tIsinsn SdaIupps, BE du.
bere 6orm bss Sdiffss if bur4aus nidt
auffduis, aber bslto sissntbimIider mus
wobl has Snnere beGeIbsn iein. gs III
i4on felt ldnserer 3sit bur9 3uden unb
S4I0her ieber Nsusisrbe poraebsuat NOR,
ben, wesbalb u Der Wsiitsr ielbit unb
nod Elm etnSeInes Snbipibuum nit Der
innern ginri9tuns bes S6ifss per.
traut TT. Man BAT lbsr bic Sa@e se,
ipottst unb unsldubis nit benz Ropfs 9e.
i4attslt, aber Der Setrsffsnbs bat fi9 nidt
TIRE MAIDEN lafisn unb istte unuerbroNen
letne 4rbeit fort. llsber biele qebetmniB
poas @,finbuns bsridtet fsrner 6ie ,,Bers
sstpoit": n9essnudrtis Iiest bier TN
Saten (Ssrssn) Elm tleines 6abr,eua,
pel4ss aus 9arbanssr ansetommeu III.
Die Ertebtraft bss SabrSeusss 1T cine
bpbrauIii4e Wai9iue, weI5e Der iunse
~barbanssr Bauer ieIbit c%onfruirt unb tbsiIs
tn Bergen, tbsils tn Stapanssr bat anfsrs
tissn Iaisn. Die 3uiammeniesuns be,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-03
Rbetn ND W oieI.

gu R5In pit5ste In Der Hadt pom
2l. auf ben 81. Nopsmbsr elm ortanartiser
Sturm, wis man i'm felt Wsuidsngebens
ten ni9t i9Iimmsr srlebt bat. Sb sr aui.
fer an Senferideibsn unb Dd9ern ionf
nod l1nbsiI anri4tste, mfrs nod ab3umar:
ten bIeiben. SsbenfaIs mar CT bebsutenb
bsftissr, ais Der Dor einisen Wo9sn. -
ginfusilen nur aus Ma4en, StoI.
bsrs unb Olren fommen Na9ridtsn
lbsr ein 3meites grbbsben, sas In Der Na9t
pom "a. auf ben rs. Nopsmber um IL
rlbr IL Bic Is Winuten bort u~abrsenom.
men worbsn istn fol-. Dem BON rolens
benz @st6ie besIsitsten grbffoBs TT cine
sIet&mdBis 3itternbe, 2 Setunoen anbaas
ernbe Deuegung 9efol8t. - Dte Wiebers
bsrftsIunsss Arbeiten an Der alien sbrmirs
bissn Diaibrorbi' &ir9s 3u @ Ell per.
ben bsmua9it beginner; Der &aiisr bat
basu $50, 600 Wart ssi&entt. Die
5srbftpitteruns bauerte bic tisf In ben
Diutsr binsin, fanb man bod ,u W osI.
ueis BET @obIena Anfans DECEMBER
muntsre Waitdfsr. -g9t liberal! Rirblid
wurbe au &Sln, wis Der ,Rb. Rsrt."
i4reibt. BON sinsm .IiberaIen" 9errn, Der
AUD &atboIit', iein wia, bic Dienitmasb
Dor bic Gbir seiest nit bsm 8emerten: er
woue teine nItramontane Perion msbr i'm
5auie baben. Sbr games 9srbreden be-
itanb barin, baB lie Srsitass tein 6IeiiG
efen woute uns bes SonntaSs tn bic erffs
bsiIise Wfsfs sins.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-03

ben. Die 8spoIteruns bat nur isbr unsus
laugli1e l1nterfunft ~gefunben. Weiffens
bat man sinfa9e B%retterbitten, obne
S1ornifsine, erri&tet, bic In Snnern tstne
aetrennten &dumIidtsiten baben, 70 baB BITE
aan,e Samilie tn Elm unb bemielben Rauu,e
i9ldft. Ois5amilien ftnb ibrisens tbeiIwetie
NIT W6beIn psrieben unb babeu stemIi1
Bettseus. Die Ra5runssmittsI barftsn
u Bis Witte Sanuar rei9en. Inter ben
llmfdnben fisbt has Nusbre1sn elmer al.
ssmsinsn Notb sesen Gnbs Sanuar 3u Be.
fir@ten, 3umal bic Rrantbeiten unter ben
6eimseiu9ten f@ mebren.
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