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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-08-10
The Woodbury..

The Woodbury. is in port for slight repairs
ON her boiler The annual report of her work
for the fiscal year, ending june Both, has been
prepared, and we understand it shows that
tho Woodbury. has been on continuous service
and sailed 1900 miles; has rendered assist
ance in about fifteen cases to vessels in distress;
and has saved seven lives, four OF which were
those of persons taken from the WAFER. one
has reported upwards of 1900 vessels, ana selz.
ed between twenty and thirty for violation Oh
ba rauapua Iomc
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Narrow Escape.

Monday evening two men out in boat
near Hog Island, ran on rock and stove
hole in the boats bottom. The boat filed and
sank. One of the men swan to land. The
other got caught in the eel-grass and was going
down the last time when his shouts for help
brought to the rescuelhis co rade and residents
of the island, who saved hi fe.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-08-10
Old orchard and the W. g. T. u.

80 - 1000 - e1AAeA ei4O w " - ~
The Woman's National Christian Temper
ance Union will hold a meeting at Old Orchard
Beach Aug. 18th. The morning will be de-
voted to the presentation of departments o.
work and question box. In the afternoon
addresses will be made by Clara L. Roach
president of the w. G. 7. Q. of Washington
d. O., and Mrs. Caroline B. Buell., Secretary
OF the w. 9. T, q. In the evening Mrs
Emily L. Mclaughlin of Boston viii deliver
an address. Other prominent workers viii
one of the largest and best meetings ever held
at Old Orchard.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-08-10
Chandler's Band Excursion.

The excursion today should be grand sue
cess. The ride to Gardiner is a very pleasant
one, and the opportunity to view the scene OF
the late fire, the beautiful sail down the love-
" Kennebec, and last but not least, the charm
inc music of the band, should attract large
marty. The train leaves Maine Central station
alto a. m. Returning, arrives home at p. m.
Tickets may be found at Chambers music
store
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-08-10
rinhthn,,sa Kaanars Raducad,

Congress having reduced the appropriation
for paying the salaries of lighthouse keepers,
Secretary Folger has been forced to order the
dismissal of a number of tho assistant keepers
of lighthouses
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-08-10

A man calling himself George Robinson of
Dover, is held for trial in York county for
breaking into the cellar of William Water
house OF South Berwick, and attempting to
steal provisions. The fellow was caught in
the cellar and haptured after a sharp tusse
Three families living near Mr.. Warehouse
had their cellars visited the same night, and
pork, bread, pies, etc., stolen, and it is suppos-
ed Rob inson was one of gang of thieves
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-08-10
Municipal Court.

BEHOHE JUUUE hN1UttIs
wmE8sDAY.-Thomas O'Neal.' Single sale. Fined
$50 and costs.
Kate Lang. Search and seizure. Fined 500 and
costs. Paid.
Bridget Doherty. Intoxication. Ninety days in
the county jail.
Michael Garlic Harrison Libby, Peter Francis ana
Frank Mitchell. Intoxication. Fined So and costs
each.
John Elwood Gathering house offal. Fined 81
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-08-10
STATE NEWS.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY

CUMBERLAND COUN1As
Two daughters of G. f. Owen, OF Brunswick
who live on the river road, eleven and thirteen
years of age, deserve a vacation. They have
raked this season, with horse rake, all the
hay their father has cut upon the farm amount
ing to some thirty tons, says the Maine Farm
err.
PENoBsCoT CoLNTY.
The Commercial says little girl named
Grant living in Costigan, got off Oh the track
while playing, and was struck by train, and
fatally injured.
YORK COUNTY.
The barn of Howards Littlefeld, OF Wells,
was struck by lightning July 2Sth and con-
sumed, with % tons of hay the house and out
buildings were also burned, most of the furnl.
ture being saved. The property was insured
for less than half its value.
Rev f. S. Rice, late pastor of the Uniyer-
labors there, and accepted charge of church
at Springfield Vt.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-08-10
Afternoon Sail,

Chambers Band will give another of those
delightful afternoon sails Saturday on the
steamer Gazelle. These sails have become
very popular and attractive, and the selections
performed by the band are very.fn
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-08-10
Conmigsioners' Hearing.

The County Commissioners gave hearing
yesterday on the petition of Moses Winslow
for committee to assess the damages on prop
erty in Deering on appeal from the selectmen,
and the county commissioners were appointed
such committee, as they were selected by the
parties interested, and their decision will be
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CITY AND VICINITY.
yEw ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY

ENTERTAINMENTS.
Chambers Band-Steamer Gazelle.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Choral Choir-Oliver DitSon q GO.
Remoyal-Chadbourn & Kendall.
Imported Wines and Liquors-R- Stanley q sen.
For Sale-Schooner Yacht.
Osiris Wantea-Portland Star Match Co.,,
House and Land For Sale-Wm. II. Jerris.
AUCTION SALES.
Boots and Shoes-F. o. Bailey & Co.,
Carriages and Horses-F Q. Bailey q Co.,
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Home School for Young Ladies.

MRS. EVERETT s. THROOP, formerly
of Cincinnati, will open Home School
for eight or ten young Ladies in Port
land, on the 25th Of September next. A
limited number of day scholars will be
received. For circulars address MRS.
THROOP, NO. 81 High Street, Portland,
Me-, after July list.
References: DIR. j. I. Gilman, Portland,
Rev. j. I. g. Nichols. ID. d., Sac0, Me.
Rev. E. L. Hale, Boston, Prof. Ezra ABB
bot, ID. ID. Cambridge, and others.
june MW&F&w till Sep
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mo-P.1M1NE MATTRESS Co.

PNo-PALMINE MATTRESS Co.
GENTLEMEN-The MattressI purchased from
You has stopped the catarrhal and sick head
ache which has followed me for years. would
net part with it at any price and be withoutit.
Truly your
+. CARPENTER, Druggist.
With E. J. Luther, East Providence, h. l.
For sale by j. H. Gaubert, POI Middle street,
Portland, Me. Jlylodu
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NOTICE no BUILDERS.

GEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing material
- and building block Stores halls and oinces &C
cording to plans and specifications, at Saccaradpa,
will be received until Aug. 20. Plans and spechca-
lions can be seen at c. B. Woodman,s Saccarappa,
or Fasssett & Stevens, Architects. The committee
the right reject all proposals II not satls-
factory. Proposals to be directed to W y; HAIR
MON Saccarappa, Me. j. Q. KNlGhI.
Chairman of Bnilding Com.
Sacearapa. Aug. T. aug7d1w*
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J. B. HUDSON, ARTIST,

WILL receive pupils in Drawing, Water ColorE
w or oil. Lessons given at the residence, OF
Lessons in out of door sketchng, if desired Apply
at No. SO PREBLE STREET Jy31eodIm
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-08-10

Ex-Governor VIM. A. Newell, M. D., OF New
JERSEY. and now Govern or of Washington Ter
ritory, writes as follow:
My family has used your Pino-Palmine Mat
tress for several months. 1t is cool, comforta-
BILE. elastic and believe enduring and health
giving The aroma is delightful and indeed all
considerations properly weighed. it will be re-
garded as superior to the best hair mattress.
Yours truly, w. A. NEWELL.
Fer sale by j. II. Gaubert, 2o1 Middle street,
Portland Me, jy15df
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WHY YOU SHOULD INSURE
IN THE -
UNION MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PORTLAND, HsAENE.g

TITS AN OLD COMPANY, having been estab-
ished over thirty years.
IT HAS PASSED THROUGH EVERY GREAT
PANIC since its organization, paying every honest
loss without dispute or delay.
IT Is A POPULAR COMPANY, having gained
an established character for hberality by many
years of fair dealing with its policy-holders.
IT HAS THE ENDORSEMENT of the highest in
surance authorities and the most prominent bust
ness and professional men all over the country and
for all these is entitled to your considera-
ton and respect.
ITISA PURELY MUTUAL COMPANY, having
no stockholders to take the lions share of the pro-
fits. Mutual companies never fail.
IT HAS OVER THIRTEEN THOUSAND POLL
CIES in force and is therefore sure of a fair aver
age mortality, and cannot be seriously affected by
epidemies.
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To all ,ohom it man concern:

SToN1NaToN, May 4, 1881.
Having purchased a Pine Palmine Mattress
of agent here, February 8, 1881, for my boy
nine years of age, who has been troubled with
eatarrh for seven years. and has been very rest
less at night while asleep, also very delicate
until sleeping on the Pino-Palmine Mattress
He is being cured Of catarrh, rests well at
night, is getting rugged and hearty, goes to
school steadily, which he has never been able to
do before. Icheerfully recommend the Mat
tress to all sufferers from the above complaints.
We're endble to get another, aooald not part
scith mine upon any consideration,as consider
Il iqlUaluable.
For sale by j. H. Gaubert, 2o1 Middle street
p.~,1ooa MT. ily15dtf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-07

nidt 10 idbn rsostsn, tpie bic @risaen, 10
fam bod 10 piel urtheil, 8eoSa9iune,
S9fr3 uro 2auns gum Sori9ein, bab 5u
Sid p%srpunosrn tDirfi. Sd I9rei6e ndmIiG
in ben WOr9enFunten bic @ti1i6te Oieits
a6Cnos urtsr BEN Sitel Sin @aHmabl"
fiji Sid nie6er. gtne unbsrmut6ste @ens
Dung Bate i'd Der 5o9e aubertitst, inosm
i'd in meinsruni6uIb segsn Sie5ruuen gam
Gerrdt6er Der 3uIamuentnnft gepOrSen,
uro eicie BENT &bsnoe eineu %pbontaIiepoll
lnmoriitii6sn I6i4luB gabcn.
Nd. 2jsbsr as 1T mir gu Wut6e, ais
Nebe mir Die 4oeie beg 2tbans 70 ua6e,
hos i9 he biHter iebsm Sui9e jsbt perOe
nit 9dnben g~reifen, aug isotm 9lumens
IeL9e in MID bineiniou9en t6nren /! Sa,
ooyt iibGral gndt Die Gife berbOr unb ftst
MD nit 2iebesau9en.
SiGbei muEt 9u Sir gar ni6ts 8sIon,
osres ooItslen 60 giebt nur 70 punosrs
oGre 5tinmUngen, in benen man mebr
itine @eOaEtsu als lsin 2tben lebt. 60
min mir 6dg WalbQsflbl Mot aus DEM
Sim, es fluibet grim unb lib nit frii6em
GOrten9eru3 aur9 msine SreIs, unb gel5e
6unien i~tsuSen Den ftiueu, tr6fliasu
G9sir.
SIN Gebcn uno SOB, msin alter Grnit,
Ssin 8arr.
q. g. 9ia orn1s Gala bouert mid
6Iy3Ii0. Bis i9Is9t DAB i'd ibrsr erit
ieBt 9eoents mas mid b~etrift, 10 mSsen
fe Don mir l6pdBen, Wds lie wOQen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-07
I'm Elder: una Wenjdsnfreuah"

Sut vSbler; lan Wsni9snfreuaa"
fincsn mir folsenre bea6tenswsrtbe slns
reaun9: Da tn nsusfter Belt 70 Sisle zen
IbtaiduB : 0erinen sur Gbrs gsret,
8enesn Grpertmente auseftsllt rptrosn. UNI
Gem Sbla6tSteb bic Iopssaualsn ,u
aipalen, III IS pObl nt&t iiberadlfa
parauf btniupeiirn oaB Der Cob ourd
psn slsrtrtitep S6las einem plSsliGen
lGmsrslplsn 8slSi6en 3u psrslftbsn TT.
0om 8ltBe @efrcfsne unp ptsper sum
esbsn @rpsfte tsrthten einftmmiS, eaB
fe rpsber etnen S6las nod irssnp sinsn
Ginsrif IN BEN Sreantsmus esfdblt,
iOnpern bas 6e pl5Blt6. pbne irsenp
sinea usber9an8, su penfen, ~ fablen, su
III iein %aufb5rten. Der bsribmie engs
lii9e pbYitsr IYnOaa, psr BET etnsm
Experiment sufduis pur4 elsetuids @nt'
IacunS fir eintse Belt SSQfs aefdbL ure
tswustlos mar, bsffatfgt aud has chen
@eiaste. Sterbet pirpsn bic Ibtsre
bur9 ben In S9la6tIpealsn fdr ibrs
9eru9sorsane lebr pabrnsbmbaru
Slutssru& ni&t s%sdnsttpt uno fSuntsn
ete bfrettS 8etSptstsn Stdde RAID In
anpere Gorale btf5rpert uap Gem aus.
bluttn untfrjpSsn perpfu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-07

Uolts, mo mid MA bas ltngIit triHsn
muBte. @ebsn 6is mir Sbren qrm. CT
fi9rte he sjnige G6ritte Glge;nbnGrts /;
oo 3udte lie 3uiamrsn un6 ioqte: Gs gsbt
bod ntht bic Stmer3tu in6 AZ beitig,
th fonnte unttrlpcgs OhumGntia lptrbsn.
@ir mdIIsn i6Dn an hielcm Orte aus
bolteIl, bis Gsule ber5e'tomman uRb cine
S%ra8babre oeri9Gifer i6Nntu.
SrOb ibrer 8unbl9 msrsen belt lie Elm
Bdd4en fsft in Der linter Slno. SieIeg
relhts ne ibu / 81 Un6 ingts: 8erpa6ren
gle IS mir, IS 1T Dos 8elc, tpeltss i6 fir
ben Dirrn Baron eiag Idmnelt babe, i'd
mD4te IS perlieten. - @ir maTsH duf
lau8cres 8Iei6en ua8 asf0Bt MAIDEN, figte
fe 9iF3n. Bsnn es S5nen m09li6 wdte,
mir elm Eager 81 bereilsn mo etDos Bdrs
nlenOEs iu gcben, oab Die Rd!te Mot iur
28urOe itldgt!
90 bate Te ole 8eiOnrsn9sit fir T5
unO i'm. CT ftonO iprc6log, 6Iei6 ua0
farr pte zine 9ilAidult; Gle 9er,ueianH1
tut9ltt in isinCm 0Etj5E un0 lieB tein laa.
tts 8ort iibsr bic Qippsn. Sgt CAB i3m
'9re &uforoernn9 8ep:gung; er elite
mad Dem 8aume, btntec Dem er feline
&Sol0io'Ae ob8elcgJ battr. Sort fab er
au3. pas unglldii4e @.p!bt iiegtn.
Nttbeno srgrtf er CO unO i5lug e nit
loiqer &rGit gsgsn einen Stein, 0aB oer
S90It Setlplitterte. ME 2auFs Ii6 bOgtn
Il. Die 96l0htr pOu t9ren 5Grau6'n los
i%prangcn. Gr ber'piiniGie ben SrQ. no,
leEns Sano. gu oam W6O6m 5u=
rnt9'itirjt D.i8es i3 aui tinen
Stein beg 6reitubls gei 81 6lit', fist
az i9r 81 TtiBtn una ils6te. zen 5aum
'btes Elstoes tlierO, uutgr 5efti1en 5brd.
usn, Die nun aus Ie!uea Qugeu nit 81,
malt 6rG9sn, lie uu ibra 82rgebung on.
gle bat lbn, cod nur Guhuite6sn. rr babe
h Mot oaf4r 9atonnt, bic &8unbs lei aes
NIP m4t beoeuteuo, ct m6gs i9r jsbt nur
bcltgn 81 ri6tCts i6r nun CineR SiB auf
Dem @teine Su, ia0sm ar Die WoloEai9e
ant otnltl5en Iigte. I'm ibreu Sals b0no
CT lttn Suh, I'm .9re ShuItern legte or
lot'r uno IOi: isjHer Rod. 5ie itBts Rt
Gut ben StIla, CT nGbm nsben ibr 9iob
nnO bal tie. So ibrer Grlel9ttrurg igr
9anpt an iejae 8tun gu uatgsn. 5ts
tgdt es.
Ser WOnb mar in p6Iiggr &larbeit
i5tr einen Sb:il Oss 6immels ]gs6rungeu
uho Otl9ten fait tagQea Die beiOen ourt
alnen rO5sa 3ufIa ginonoer 70 Vabeges
riidttn. Sa Der DertraWIi9:u Babe lab Der
Gremoe nit Der 6remoeR, lie aicb lejI,
@9m'r5snst6ne on ilinpr Bruit aus, uno
bon ieinen 8on92n.fofan unauI 5lliians
2branen. &in9s OBJ I'm Ie Der uer6rsi=
lIts ii3 nab uno na6 Oa2 Sapsigsu unO
Die e%IHIamEctt Der NIdt.
Gn0Ii3 lpoGte g bag Slid, bas Gin
Ipdier Ban0eGsr our9 bic &Ornfeloer Qing.
Ser &uf BEG Sdgsrs srrsi9te isin DOR,
e. elite 6srSu un5 wurbe rad Dem Obers
bOie gsi9ldt. SuIo oarouf liGBsn I6
Jubtritte bigslan ROnmenoer usrntbmen ;
g uaren Die 8ns9ts, pslbs einsn Sras-
ishsl Nit &iIien brabten. Ser Saser bob
ole Vsrpunoste ianit biusin, unO 10 gs.
lcnSte he ipat in Der Ra6t anier oas OBJ
bod Ibres alien @atfreunoss, Der fit frsi.
LID isbr U%eruunberte, Die Gtmartete in bis-
lem 3utanoe Su isben.
[5ortisbuns fOIst.]
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-07

Der Toipsr non 9onoon iou pur6
Nbbreden Der 8ebdube, ote ibn umseben,
freiaemaht uno tn Ger @sfaIt. pie sr
tn 16. Sabrbunpert bsitano. ipteper bers
ssitsllt psrben. NameniIih Elm srrses
Wilitdr , Waaastn, psl6sS TN porisen
S~dbrbunbsrt an sr Sieis:ts bes Toprr
srrt&tst wOrOsn it, miro a5ssirassa uar
baeur6 Ger freie anblid bss Iopsr BON
Der Ibemfe aus erSfnst tpersen.
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ss g O n.
Der @6er6of.
CINE mshfGli{Ge Dprfgsi1t9ts
aAs Sem 8omass oSR i II d ; an en-"
- -
Bon
Gagt Stn tiermatst.
.
[fcrti gnr1.l
3w6lftes goDttsL.
2Srisf une auitgort.
Srisf INTO Aui,sort.
Ser O6cramtmnrn GrnI an
oeu S0ggr.

men S0ger
Wenn Gu u;9 Wsntor ntrna 10 fedt
Bales 4tbeue in mir, ur6 rern ID baTn
trot meintr Goltiht3it INNER nod an 0am
~unioleIamen 2,IsnGn barge 10 muB pp9l
tas unerbittllc, Gdi1iGI 9aran 59uI0
Iein, BEN G6ttcr unN N}trihca N@ beuo,n.
Suoc MI, Uas 5if Gn2 Mo idDQt bel
Dir h,e Werrur't m. unb no b6tt bic
'Sbor6cit oui - WiI9peien ? Miuv Eu
euiQ cir RnS t!ribgn? Roumt eS 0eru
immer IN Sir MIR 40 8lilben @rb Itb =
I'D ME T.l6tt 90 SO 62Gt' nan piirhc
gles mI,c, ohiontsrli6 0ummsr Strtihe
unb On t0tteit rem &eiS Der ReuGeit in
oieiei W0te,is angemoG tbermunosu.
geinate irnnt bin ih BON benz grieie
9eporotn /; benin ss 9iSt niats Qsrbdnss
niboolercs, 0is weur Elm Wsnid IN Del
men Satwn uno B%st6GltniHen md 5treis
dc moGt bic mon taum eiUen; bsiutntbs
Ipien Stuosntsn berlcitt. Sic Qsnte
alauben nidt an SbOrbeit, lie iu6en
unb finben in iOIben GuIenipie9eteicn
@rdaos un6 NbR6ten, @as Die 0einiee
Sur Sclof Qt6abt Bat, min i9 Dir fur,
unb prottii6 porhatten. Wdn itebt bci
Seirem einmuI hlrGapoyIsnen Worts Fclt,
Su lyift Ihou i'm auslante pstiprNnau +;
man isbt Dsjn2 Reiis nit Oiei'm Sei@Dds
in @~eroinouaq, iGgt Op babsit uur einen
9orrouO ergrifen, I'm 81 e%ntrinn'n, unO
tperoeIt unU,rIehCns nit etutm auf1Ilele'
men alttn ot06tmii6n Gtsb6Cn pie0crteb
ren. 1rduIcin GtsIia III BARD Seine Brit
tuIdCIl nuI3 aeubtrfte 6lpbgefeQt uno
9orS %irOItiOs. 90 er5G9ite mir msiH
QHGi6trar, Der Dor Stultgorl bier Ony3,
reife. NuBerbem sat Die 5n@2 Uerblimt
loon in MsTturi 8~sftan0sn, nu6 uas Del
m'rfnr rp'ib. meib 5efannhib gang
G6pa5en.
Sd 9nbc mid nun iur5 reiotoirt. Sci.
nsr lsIigen Wuttsr b'r'pra6 ID emit fir
Sid 5o:g. trn9sr 81 woQ:n hei oQen
GrcsIIsn, az benen Did 9siu firmii61s
Temperament O"erleiten m69ts; uno ols
gutter @lI56ftsmaun nil i'd msin @ort
balten. Sic Sonmerfsritn itsben Dor Der
Sbir, cine BEN sung tblt mir auf Die
S1reib,rsi ou1 Roth. Der aerssr, penn
i'd Sid treIfs. wiro bi. Wction oerItdrtsn
= :u,S, in adt Sassn i9lisb' i'd mein
Obsrant su. rsiie rem Rbrin binah, bisss
nod Tsirer Sociteiiten @ermania, no
Su unter gDbusH, S6wsinen unb Bauern
10 esnusreids Sogs perlett, biniiber, faHs
Bid. no i'd Sid inoe. uno mill Damn
isbeu. Oh 8u mid wi, It aIein SurddrsiIsn
IaHcE.
llebrissHs bin i6 mic INNER
Sein Jrsuno grn5.
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[GOriissuns foIst.l

a6s- Cine sn9lii4e 9inte ber i96nisn
Sints fir JamiIisns obsr S9ulssbrau9
fam aus einsm 10 Gents pad.t vOia.
mantens Jarb.n" fabri5irt usrosn. WaR
p.r5u9e lie.
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3urIdaemiejeucr Uurmurf.

&i6ter sic miKsn fid in i6Oner Sc.
ieai6aft 6erumsetriebsn baden. arse.
flaSter Ssit 3n6lf Sibrcn babe ib ftsts
nit ben 6srrsn &idtern gu t6un.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-07
Nu6 gut.

9apu! Yapa |! Der Ssrr Gsbrsr tai
MID beute 9elobt!
go? Bas iaste sr benn2
Gut, Gbolf!
RIn. uno mas batteit 9u benn ss-
tban2
SD bah ibm ben Sroidsn firs S9reit.
belt gsgsben
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Ser Sd9er on ben Oberam l.
mann grnH.

Sd ienbe Sir Sisie 3cilen nod Stutt.
gart entgs9en. no fs in WiI6slm's 6dnben
flr Did 6erubsn bleibsn ; benn Gu uirt
OILS Elm mobrer @ldubiesr 9epib srft in
unIerer Nationals &anbn2 9ein @ebet
perri&ten, bepor Du binaussisbt in bic
Sdbrli&feiten oss foliden Auslanbss.
Nun III mir ert wobl. Su baf mir
bic Section ssssben. unb 10 fteht aQes in
esb0riser OrSnuns. Sab Su mir na9-
remit. ent3idt MID osnn i'd isbe baraus,
bab 9borbtit anitidt uno md1tieer III,
benn Dernurft. Wsnn Gu tommF. min
i& nit Dir ssoulbig tpie Elm 2amm bsim.
reiisn, iofsrn E9 ni9t inSuii6en Der
S4rimbs oher peapel nod finoet, po,u
freili9 ueni9 anidsin. 26nnts i'd nur
Sss altsn So4em srft ,nisbsr babbaft ,uer,
Sen! @er usib, mo Der arne Serl lumber.
rsnnt9 Sd babe loon in usridiebsn 8Idts
tern nod ibm grtunbi9un9 seiban, js6o6
bisbsr oergsbens.
Sisr In bisisr altsribimli9m Staot
Dsrps;le i9 felt msbrern Sdgsn BEL einem
gu.tn 8sfanntsn, Den i'd unpsriebens
uieoerssfunbsn babe. Cine sar bi5ide
Sdusli&feit uro elm anssnsbmsr &rsis
uneisbt i'm. au9 bier babe i9 ndrrii9e
Goroerlinse fsnnsn 9slernt, tpel9e bod
habcI quite, i&dsbare, unterri9tste Wens
fdtH fno, 10 bab mon iiber he l6deIn un6
ibnen 3u9leid BON Ssr3en sugstbau lsin
fann. @sI&e Waife BON Yilbuns Wii,
fen unb g~ieenartfsfeit 1T bel uns lbsraa-
bin psrbreitet! Wsnn bisle Hsiie au6
.ueiter tsinen NuBsn bot, 10 miro Fs mir
f4on oabur4, bob he mir jsne l1sberyus
9une redt in bic 6anb CAB, bsillam iein.
Ser @ipfel unisrer @eisQistsii MOI Der
poreetrise absnb, no ibre 9sIstrte @sisls
idait Qa&e ni&tD cine Gituns belt.
Sie baden cine Ifaomis 5uiammsn ge.
fiftet, in wel9er Die psri6isosnartisitsn
Mufdbe por9eIeien uerben. Sisi, fino aber
Itatutenmdbig bic auf gBsitsrss aQer 9.r6f,
fentli&uns 6ur8 Die prefs iirsns sntsossn.
Sober mub Strafe 5ablen, Der f9 our I'm
itubuns elmer porsstrussn Wsinung auf
eineGlu9I4rift Ober eng situnssblatt beruft
un6 BON ben 3uiammsnfinitsn blei6sn bic
.Srauen a%ussel9lo1en. Sn bisier @eIsQs
f&ait bra9ts i'd einen tpabrbaitp latonii9.n
absnb gu ; benn penn mir aa. aud LANCE
I Der .S&wabif&e Rsrfar', pas Saupttlat
Q Die aaaba, bas Sauptbsiligibum unb
WaQfabrtsjitl Der W%ubamepansL III cine fleine
In Der alien Wof&ee ~ wPeffa iie birst
zen aneebli& l&on ~ &brakam's 3sit BON
1lmmeI aefaQeneu betltaen f&Nparieu Stein,
BE Better tas paupt jawfnbfu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-07

dunno Win5en BON Cob. cher Silbsrblst
auf Der sinsn Seits nit epssrsm, auf be-
anbsrn nit epnrarSsrn Bible.
2 lrIpruus unb Sebeutans bss Wortes 5sme
Gsbms, Dsms ODER gebme III nit Si9rbei
NOD ni9t erflGrt. Das Hi9tiels trift inpsE
bod pebl bic i&arfi nniss gsrmuibang Dor
aSns unb 8sisbers, ppnat auf bas altla9lil9'
fahon=fGbissn (fabisI gut til6tis MAIDEN, lpat.
lat. indeonare), afehian=sntfabissn, farfehon=
ssrfabissn, psni9ten, i'm pslian6 iuriid,ussbeu
mare. n5sbme beige eana4 n8anisuns"- sin
@sri9tsSnfabrsu, In psl4sm Der NnseIlaste I&
sntpebsr rsintss unb saSur6 ~ &s6i un6 @brt
piebsr bsfaBist, cher In peItem CT i&ulpig be.
fanssn une SsmssmaB sntfabist ssrfsbmt, Der .
ni1tst pire.
Die Wafs.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-02
Globe Items.

EllfeF bell.
 Mack Morris bullion shipment for present week is s5,lsL37; total to date, S55S,6649S.
 Itis reported that the Bolinger prop erty IS now in the hands of Judge Silent who has assumed all liabilities.
 The Pennsylvania, at Riverside, has been sold by Haskin and Bibb to eastern parties, and will be worked by the syndi- cate purchasing 1t.
 It is reported that Kerens & Griffith will on the first of July -e-stock the Casa Grande and Globe route via River side with four horse Concord coaches. K. X c. are noted stage men and know how to run stage line.
 O.. r.sl:-t.-.,- .-f loot --raal- 50, r- 1,sr.l to the capabilities of the Old Globe mine and shelter is being fairly realized. Although the furnace was not as tract able for the first few days as 1t should have been, it now shows sense of do- ing its duty to the entire satisfaction of every person concerned. During the preceding twenty-four hours l9,OOO pounds of ingot copper was produced, and to-day Sl.OO0 pounds of copper pigs will leave the furnace for the east. At the rate the furnace is BOW producing we may look for about 570,OO0 pounds of copper per month.
 The Globe Chronicle says: An order has been issued at the Indian office to disarm the San Carlos Indians. Fears are entertained tbat the execution oft order will produce trouble and troops are being gconcentratedo on the reservation ncopsiderahle numbers. Beauford, ,Chiet | of Scouts at San Carlos, reports that the Indians are very restless and that theil movements are regarded with appre ! bens,op. The unrest seems general and those officially connected with the reservation look out for trouble. With out doubt the Indians will make troubl' ! if the order IS enforced, but they would make much more in the future were they allowed to swagger about with { complete arsenal buckled to them. | is the most sensible thing the lndiaI ] Department has done for years. It T useless. however, to imagine that the, can Je completely disarmed. In time when it IS policy for them to appear s' you can not find an Indian and gun Il company. Back in the hills, ID som secret cave or burrow, they save ul their guns, ammunition and other war | like requirements until the time come for action. The Apache Is no fool, h fully appreciates the power hls repeat ing carbine gives him and will not ham t over at the first demand.