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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-06-09

In an interview, Hon. Joe Black
burn says that the prospects are that
either Proctor Knott, Thos. L. Jones
or 1t. Gov. Cantrill will be the DEM
ocratic nominee for Governor. We
would suggest to ether roaring bull from
Bashan" that Hon. Michael II. Owsley
is a candidate with fully as much
show, if not more, than either of the
above distinguished gentlemen.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-06-09

We published in our last issue a
copy of the act to equalize the school
tax between white and colored chill
dren by taxing property two cents adj
ditiOnal. The question is to be voted
on at the August election, and We be-
lieve all fair minded men will be ar
rayed on its side. Surely if any body
needs help in getting an education, it
is the poor negro.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-06-09

GEORGE DITToE, of the State Jour.
nal perpetrates the following; 1--WE
see that our good old Governor has
given his note for the amount of the
expense incurred by the trip of the
Militia TO Yorktown. Had we known
it could be paid off that way, we
would have come to the front and
paid il ourself."
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-06-09

An item is going the rounds of the
Press to the effect that Jesse James
was Baptist ofgood standing in his
church. Rev. VIM. Harris, Of New
York, considers this thrust at his
denomination, and Indignantly denies
the charge. Will Mr.. Harris be kind
enough to tell us if Mr.. james was
not Baptist what was he? Surely
the great and good man belonged to
some church.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-06-09

Only three weeks are to elapse be-
fore Guiteau will perform the re.
markable feat Of dancing in mid.air
with nothing to stand upon, and a
nation will rejoice when the dance is
over.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-06-09

BREcKINRIDeE OFF.-Col. T. w.
Varnon has received a letter from
Judge r. J. Breckenridge stating that
owing to a pressure of business, and
on account of the lucrative Office given
him for the second time by the
Knights of Honor, he has been forced
to withdraw from the race for Supe-
rior Judge in this district. This will
be regretted by the Judges many
friends here and elsewhere, but will be
good news to the other candidates,
who will set out to contend Tor his
supporters. The race is now between
Judge Alvin Duvall, Hon. b. NJ.
Burdett and Major A. Z. Richards.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-06-09

Garibaldi left a provision in his will
that his body should be cremated but
the family being of opinion no doubt
that he will be burned enough any
way, have refused to permit the
incarceration and have laid the remains
away in a vault.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-06-09

CONGRESS appropriated $4,000 to
the Yorktown celebration, which con-
sidering the various State appropria
tons was considered more than amply
sufficient and even extravagant. Yet
all that has been paid out and a def
cheney amounting to $500 been
asked and obtained from Congress.
The whole thing was a big debauch
and a greater part of the deficiency
was created by the most reckless ex-
travagance in the costliest wines,
brandies, WHISTLES, cigars, &c. The
appropriation for the deficiency would
probably not have been made but
all the questionable bills had been paid
out of the $4,000 appropriation for
expenses of the Centennial, and had
left such expenditures to be met in
the deficiency bill as they knew Con-
gress would be obliged to meet.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-06-09

HENRY WHITE, the fast young
book keeper Of the Fayette National
Bank who was charged with stealing
several thousand dollars in bonds that
we're in the bank vault for safe keep
ing, has just been adjudged guilty at
Lexington and his punishment fixed
at two years in the State prison. His
conviction is complete triumph Of
the law, for the young man had many
influential friends and was represented
by the kcenest of lawyers. He must
be very guilty or such a verdict could
not have been obtained and we trust
for the sake of an example and to Sc
cure the ends Of justice, that il will be
enforced. Application for a new
trial and on its being refused, an APP
peal to the Court of Appeals, and the
il that fails, all stand be-
tween a criminal and justice and
White may yet go scott free of his
crime.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-01-21
MR.. EURCHAkD'S FIGupEs

The "';'i when exhausted in its tliyh,
fi"n' the pursuing hunter buri.> its
had in the sand ami Imagine. itself
/" T"ra..,l from view. III. uninfor,nc.l.
:n-lMrti>an I"i'r -N,."nt1;" routed Nv
MINER from its weak and in!..f;ns
IT, position on the silver u,l..>-
"n and corrected at every turn in its
nI>>tli"nnnt Of facts. r,nulat,< that bird
in hiding lis shallow head in Mr.. Bur-
charts Figures. anil while exposing it,
business end I" view fon.lly i,,,agincS it
cannot !" captured. In il. issue If las,
evening it reiterated its statement that
'''!uring the year '1S:W the cUl,<,,n,p-
ti"m .; gold in the manufactures was
more than double that Of silver" Now
ii makes int little difference to the
world 1T large wl,icl, metal enters most
extensively IL the arts and manu-
features. But it is IL matter of
s"''" little interest t" people living in "a
silver producing section and who RELY
upon that industry for their
support I" know I" villa, cx-
tent silver is u.t.l in the manu-
;actur~ and it may IT, presumed they
desire that the figures should liz given
~ accurately a. possible. This the Lu',r
-E"""tr'" has not done. Its <uprrlativc
cheek ami lofty eg"tiSm were never
more plainly displayed than its a><unl-
'n:; the people rann"t r.s,'l or in reading
cannot understand. but Mr.. Bur..l,ard's
figures were the sands in which it pro-
poses I" protect itself from the irreii,ta-
h'c arguments IT the MINER ami it gNs !
Tor them. AM! there We would leave II
II pr'lwr regard for tho truth did NOT
compel lis I" tear away even this ln,or
refuge oi it, weaker part.
On l'a=" :tss ~ Mr.. Bur-har,l'~ laS, I. :
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-01-21
THE PRESIDENTIAL. RETIRING
FUND.

II will H. remembered thai .x,n.iil,.
~" several gentlemen in New York ii,-
'rr'>ted themselves in raising what wa,
then termed 4 "I'r~i,Icn,ial Retiring.
FTh'l {" he place! I" the credit If Gen.
Grant. The sum Of sea-, 'ax, WAS con-
trihu'"l and til: amount supposed t" L..
invested for tl,r benefit al the General.
quite :;r,ntly some inquiries have been
made concerning this fund which have
not Resulted sati~f;uto rily to those most
intcrc>tu; in il. Some of the chief con-
tri'n';"r<. among then, Jay Gould, who
contributed $25 ..HN', are ignorant ~ IL its
disposition and even General Grant is
unable to tcllim what securities tlu. fund
Was Invested. Upon another page will
l." found some very interesting
interviews held hy Mil und
Express reporter with some Of
the parties who ai.le,l in organizing
the fund. Although the not o>cr-lr,Sl,-
III! reporter met several rcl,,,fls, he suc-
ccc'lcd in forcing the opinion from, some
Vt the prominent men who started the
Fund that it was no ones business what
became Of il. I" this expression the
.NH ""| E'7'r'~* takes exceptions in
i!:c following language: "Surely.a fi,n,!
'"ari'l" that title j. lc:.itimatcly the SUBJ !
cot OF public inquiry, and, besides. F.!
Zen. Grant is public character, and
whatever affects his welfare Interests
he public. The attempt to raise the !
und w;'s publicly announced. am,! it i,
's:'>"nal!c I" demand equal publicity a<
+" the Investment "f tn. S:.:1O, 'aN,. Such
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-01-21

During the year 1879 Mr.. Burchard e.
Inmates that s., $50, Us in gold were ais"
used in the arts and manufactures.
When it is considered that dollar In
silver represents in weight just IL times
as much a. dollar in gold, the most
ordinary mathematician can -o"n figure
out that during the year Isl" nearly
twenty-five times more silver than gold
was used in the arts and manufactures.
In view of the above figures and the
facts which they prove the Inter Mo""-
tain selected frail barrier when it at
tempted to shield itself from the penalty
Of its false statements behind Mr.. Bur
clard's last report. This same report
also contains figures which utterly com
found monO-metallists Of the Inter
.N0wmk,;n stripe. We shall! refer t"
tl,c,li a. aNrs,siHn requires.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-01-21

secrecy - that in which Mr.. Jones per
siets in this case IL often the cause Of
great scandals in connection with funds
held in trust, and already the insinuar
ton has been made that the originator
of the Gen. Grant fund made q trip to
Europe ON the interest accruing on the
$3.50, 900 up to the time Of it's investment.
It Is unfortunate for Mr.. Jones, unjust to
the contributors, and unsatisfactory
to the public, to have such concealment
practiced concerning the Gen. Grant
fund. The only proper way to man.
age such fund 10 openly and before the
eyes of all who care t" see. Let Mr..
Jones make IN explicit statement a. to
the fund, and If there has lTcn a had
shrinkaee in the value Of the securities
in which it was invested, let there l~ no
Of the fact, even If ex-(;ov-
ernor Morgan is to bear the loss instead
Of Gen. Grant"
The position taken by the Mail and
Ex7orcs* is a sensible one. The fund
which has lDeen raised is the foundation
of what il known as the Presidential
Retiring Fund. The income of this
fund is to he paid to Gen. Grant during
his life, and after his dt.,tl, it falls to
The next President in the order Of au.-
,rssion. It is fund to which any one
may contribute and hence il matter Of
public interest ~ tn what becomes Of it |
md how it il invested. AZ the matter |
OOks ut present the fund il liable to lie
rn'e 50 retiring that it may in time re-
ire completely from the public gaze.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-01-21
Fatal Bridge Accident.

LEBANON, n.y., Jan. lS.-Ihc bridge
in progress Of construction over the
Rolling Fork, on the Lebanon an.i
Bra'ifnrl>villc turnpike, EIGHT miles
from this place. suddenly fell Yesterday
Ivy REASONS u; the undermining Of the
false work by high water. Six men were
on the bridge at the time. Allows,
Hayden was instantly killed anil five
men seriously i.liur,,'.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-01-21

mort he gives the amount Of silver used
I'm the arts and manufactures for the
wears from 1874 to 1879 inclusive. AZ
this table may prove Of interest to our
silver miners, We give 1t in full. 1t must
be horne In mind however, that these
figures are not exact. Mr.. Burchard ad-
mits that they are far under the actual
amount used for the purposes named.
1874 ,4O6, $50
MA ......................... 4,337, 81
1S:6 .......................... s,8l2,Ol8
1877 ............ :, 774,22N
1s:s $40. 152
ism ......................... 5,977, :aN
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-01-21
Russian Aid &c the Survivor: o.
JeEnuette.

Russian Aid &c the Survivor: O. -:
Jeennette.
NA>iiH':r'S. Jan. l.. ~rr..:":!
rH''n"iii!>'h !!:,> rec, ivc.l hi~l:.r:.'
from Il"ii:'Ha':, c!nrg. d'aii:,ii~ ., -.
!'tc;shliry. reporting the "c; III. -: III,
tt's".:'n uths'ri'ic$ in :,i.I ~; the. >u,, ~
"'S Oh 'h' J':t;'htt" IN rri I -! ''.'
Ir'>'"''t "r'c!s I" make provision 'rf
tHc payment %! the t*l'.lr#> ri n;!r-
tanning The Rescued men aua :, :,.in.
them I" the Init ii States. Hoffman I;.
i t"hitrnc" with (:.n, "a: I"u,; i,;i " 10
"!"""''' very d.ep Interest in .!,,' a." 81
u" crew.. lie had alrsuly til; IA, ..'rd
l:'v >i:"ri:m authorities. t., ,,,,u;.l itr
rescued ,nrn with h,"li.y .:.,! ~,,;:.ijr- Ell
every k'"' am! p"'",!,r imp rial ~
'%r'p'' ri their di-i",>a!. Active h:,:.>-
u'c> nave ais" '",tn taken Cor :,nr.i,a:
Tor The crew al the missing: i::.;,. !lri-
man, av;s';'i'" himself nf the IT,
" tie telegraph. 80 "r; .;,,,,>;y 49,
r"r'''' I" 'ih', has autographed Mi>i'.'
!"r suggestions as to- 'ic hes, n,cl...";r
'"'l""'n': Il >i;!'ch i,:' the lost l.a;
crew. i;thn''', will! his clara. ..rl~.r
l'r"n'ptn>~ has ru, ;;.,n., ,,.,,i,,c, IL
;t''. '"iE''"'~ hands. bL' he genera.
'''' no >G''' provision Wa, I,c>>.-
~ al Resent. a~ the i;;!--i:... .,A., ~
mem WIS ''''N !r- Ill: necessary u!.Lu.-,-
Hr"'> tIr'u")i naval a,ii,.r:. IT,. i...l,-
'',' '''S ""'"' :: Il rnLl! ''.:...ui.;li a,.",.
" TN. t'!>>!:,n foreign :,lii.., az IT,. Pres
dcnt 9 Telegram ri me. :.Mh OF III. can't.
''nvcying tn" tl,auk. Of ,l," L. ,.,.-
'rlnl'ht l." all concerned in th,. r,.-r,r
u rr'i,fM Tie crew pi Tin. I.,u,,,.t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-14
Cine 9ampfmaaen.@eidi6t

~" NV
Sabre 1875 lsBts pie 9sstslatur BON
@iaconfn cine Sslpbnuns BON $40,
900 aus fdr eh G,fnpuns zines
Dampfpassus, Ger auf 6abrfrassn su
astrau6sn TT. Sdnf Winnsr BON
Sitfcib afanpsn cine IOi1e Wai6iue
unp ssrlaRstsn bic Srriprobene Sslpt.
nuns, pbpVbl cine BON 9pupsrnsur er.
nannte Gcmmtiion. psl9s bic grfus
Dung ia untsriuden bate, bieie als
Mol esuissno bessibnsts. Die Grfia.
Der sabsn an, pas spst Witalisrsr Der
GcmmtFfpn on elmer cpnfarrtrenpen
Mai6ins betbsilist Isieu unp pas ibrs
Gnti&eipunB sinlsitis seUeisu irf. Die
SbfoIbr appsuirtsa an bic esaiSlatur
uni eieie ma6ts sinsn G%empIpmis, nab
psl1sm ls $4,000 ais pole @ntltdpi.
auns ibrsr Anipti9s erbalisu lpatsn.
SsBt ~bsbauptsn iie aber, pab Die 0ests
lalur fetn &sbt babe. sinsn lbeiI Der
Sslpbnuns suriidsubaltsn unO modem
babsn, bas Der Staatsisfrstir cine I'm
npeiIuns fdr bic fsblenpsn $4,000 bsr.
sebs. Der Ssfuidr wirr, wis IS bstst.
paS 9eiu6 a5l&laaen, unp RE @Iin,
Der tperpsn np6wals al Die essislatur
a~ppsainn. @snn fs pa taS 9tlr
ni6t befcmmsn, modem ls Den Staai
snflasen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-14

9ie Bcrliner Bo9sni&rift Ser Bdr"
bat nun aud cine SammIung bon Mnef.
ooten aus benz 2'ben YbiQip Rarl Butt.
uIunus. bss 9erfaHsrs Der iberau betannien
9ris4ii&sn @tammatit, b~ssonnsn. 5ier
Elm gbaraftersug aus Dem 2eben bss
,9risdii9sn" Buttmann, bi. bep,iIen. tpie
ssmitbli4 oeuti4 er su lsb.n uno ~ iaer.
sen puBte:
ginss Worgens gsht Der BibIioi6efar
8utmann our6 Die 8~sbrenfrabe auf bic
t6ni9li4. 8ibIioibst. unt,r benz arm cine
ssfiilte leo,r { Ya4srmappe, tpie He Die
Stuosntsn unb au9 pobl bi. garbisrs
trasen. Sa'b6rt .r bsftis on elm Yar=
terrsfsnitsr tlopfsn, unb sr fisbt, nj. Elm
oidsr Ssrr i'm S1lafrod ion Su i9 ms
3immsr mint. guttmann, Der ss lisbts,
isbe 8s!ssenbeit 3u elmer beitsrsn Sstss.
reiis'6om6oie Der Srrunssn ted ON
5tOpf. ju ersreifsn, iolst iofort Dem
Dint., Obslei& ibm Der Dintsnos oDlis
unbstannt 1T. Dieter ruff ibm i'm .3immsr
baitis snts.ssn S6nsa. idnsiosn
Sic mir oas Saar, i'd mus iosIsi9
fort!
aber psrsbrter Serr -.
Nur i4nea unb obne l~1mitdnoe. Sier
Iiessn Ramm uno S1esrs ber,it. SD babe
feline Winute 3u psrlieren!
Ran gut, bentt Yuttermann, tp.r ni&t
b6rsn min, muB fiblsn ! -.unb i9nippsIt
Iuftis in benz Saar isinss Spfsrs bsrum
49,. bis Der Sids aufjprinst, in ben
Spisssl i4aut uno pitbsnb ruff: 5err.
Rno sic oes Ssufslsa sic babsn mir
wein.n son3en ROpf i&impfirt. Sab.n
sic osnn 10 Saari&nsiosn ssI.rnt9
Rsin. msin gsrsbrtsr, i'd babe Dos 5aar.
i4nsiosn nidt gelernt unb Is bier au1
nur auf SIREN beionosren 8sfebl 3am err
Pen Wtal systutirt $50.
Ssrr, in orsi feufsls Ramen, 10 Fno
Sic gar fsin Barber?
So bin Der 9rofsEor 9uitmann unb
babe bic gbre mid su empfsblsn, benn
au4 i'd babe feline Set IN psrIiersn, id
mab ais 8ibIiOtbetar auf Die Iniuerf.
tdt.
Wit tusl1sn ~psroubtsn aussn Der lsibs
LID uno ssifis @ei4orsns inn na9sss
i5aut babsn wiro ! -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-14

Mud eia 3ei9ea Der 3eit. Der S6ers
ft%aatsanpalt BON Waine befirportst In
ietnsm Sabresbsribt bic Wtsoersinfdbrs
unB Der tn isnem Staate Dor 3uet Sab
rem absei4aftsn 1~ppsSfrafe. Gr fast,
pab Gdue BON Worp i'm srftsn @rare
5ablret6er isten, ais rdbrsnp Der bret Sabs
re, wsI&e Der abidafuns Der SopssRras
Re poranStneen. unp pas fi6 I'm Staate
bsretts cine Nstsuns sur epn4iuait tn
6dGen BON Defenders abitsuliSsn une
srdsltdsn Ssrbrsdsn ssist.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-14

RGnnen He mir iasen, tusr isn. Ii.b-
LID. iunse Dame III, ole ianft ME binaufss=
bau4t bort auf benz 9ipan rubt unb chen.
wie srmloet. oas bolbe R6pf9sn gum
Srdumen auf Die 5arte 2~ilisnbano fiiBt ?
Sas it bic So9tsr bss Slsiidsrmsihsrs
S4u.in,fsino; fe bat bsute frib ibrsm
Batter Elm paar Sdue abfe6sn belfsn unb
Den sanasn Gag iiber BurfHsii4 s.budt.
sa mag he uObl miibe iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-14
Cine nan, hibi&e Satprs anf ben Sar.

Cine gang bubble satprs ami Den Sar'
uinismns brinst Der in Soubsrbii6o's
bsim sri3einsnoe SebsitaIsnosr fir 1882
Gin Ssrr Darpinopiid in amferoam
submit cinsn Sdrins. 3usrit setp6bnt sr
ion an bus SsepaHsr tropfenusifs nit
Qusauaferu srmii9t. Na9osm Dos sbier
an Dos nsue Clement seu6bnt, ssu6bnt IS
ieiu Serr an bic 2uit. Sas 1T stpas lduis'
ri9er, sCbt absr aud. Wsnn Der 5srr ju isis
mem Yarts ipaJisrsn sebt, i6naljt ibm Der
Sdrins %iprunsu,iis mad. Sabsi psrisbi
er R9 zines Cages, fdat ms Waiisr uno
- ~ertrintt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-14
Shlimmer Tcrbant.

Batter Sunesr Wann. sic MAIDEN 10
sroBe umi8uelf' BON usssn Sbrsm @n.
Iis9en sic wolsn MID bod ni9t stpa
unpump.na
Suneer Wann 8 nsin, naein 6err !
gntiduloissn 81. frsuubIidt - i'd mont.
mir nur erlauben - UNI Sbrer SrGuIein
So4ter Sanb a%njubalten!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-14

Das sanse Wasersswi6t rubt auf Der
5tnterrdoern, psrsn Ars i4arf sebosen 10,
70 pae Der Sbperpunet BEG Bassns iebr
tief ltest. Daour@ ioa Der 9ortbstI elm
eS lei1ten Wenbens errettt rpsroen,
pdbrenO cas llmiblasen 70 gut ME be'
lettist TT.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-14
Scr Slattermaacn.

YrofeHor Serr Ganbioat nsnnen sic
mir Die bier Wdssn Der @ieoertdusr.
9anoisat Ser &an3,n, Der Rsbmassu
unb 80. 0todD
9rofe7or /: Run ipis bsibt Der brittle Wa-
gen, oenfsn Sic bod nod. sic babsn ion
ssipib i4an oft bsim Msbser Seisbm -
Ganoioat; (raid) 81. 10. Der S4uar'
tenmagen!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-14

Nsusr Srnibus. Ssrrn WolsSpprtb
In Stcsfprp Cgn8lanp) purpe losbsn Elm
s~issnartissr Omnibus I'm otuti6sn 8si.
DIE paisntirt. Die Nsusruus bsfsbt In
Der a%npsnpuns zines tisflisssnpsn Stsb'
plaBss am Sprpsrsn gnee, BON no aus
Der 3usanB su benz Snnsrn erfplst unp
Irsppsn mad ben 0srpsdpldBsn fabrsn,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-14
Gut gearben.

SD fann sic psridsrn, msins Srau ii
Elm Wuftsr BON @sni9iamteit.
Sas CLAUDE id Sbn.n germ, fe Dat bas
Ia i&on our4 ibre Seira:b b,pisisn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-14
ueber
mel MiaionenS eminne usrtbeilt
Nit SIS
fault man siusn sau,sri

fauff man etntn ganten
{. {. 6fter. 1854 staats.Sono,
rsl&s Bombs an bier 3isbunssn idtrli$
q lang. aaiasiI n.sm,u, Bis i,s1 ~stasia. Bomb s.,us.u
mug NIT stnert 9epinue geioses tpsrbeu,
SeAr Comb ia str,aist ~ tu,m StrtHnt ron
100000 T., 10000 H., $1,000 H.,
Bic ~ ~mtustRsns 2OOa.
d.. ui&at 9ispaas IL am
4. Wdrs 1882.
Sthu ossD. r.&u Dor cher am I. MAR,
BET uus NIT
$500
sasaft gtrs, 70 ,an sanIsH St.tus aasta srs2.
tatfaatn rtrs.
~ oa auftrassn aus hem SnIanss staast bic
Ginfeneuns BON s.
Ia rtstarirttu 1rttftn, um ttntn fpi4tH Bsnb, f&su fHr
ett nd3at 5ttsuns am 1. MARI siItis ~ nrusta.
Ran a~ertlfrt utstn dniaufs ssu Bsnbs, atr.uIartu
unb itstr ndetrtu dusfanft. an bic
International BANKING Co.,
$50 8%rsaopap, Retp.gorf.
Gtablirt felt 1874.
g. Die sstat5tnsta Bsuss Rus NIT t.tatr estt.rtt t.
atue rtl6tr art IA ptrglttHta une nit istnem StIsst Der
Der. Staattu I'm Dtbafsru&.
v. D. Bel anfrastn unb Crsrs rsut uaa ben IA.
sumtn ,,sursmburstr Gazette" s~rrdsnsa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-14

geirtbsfrau : Debit mi I.ss, min Srdu.
lein, nj psrbiirt tesne Stuwsn an Samsn.
be allen fiub.
Grdulsin OF, ct is m.brt INNER Sc.
mano bi mi.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-14
Seit: 4in0er.

Saf Su ibon seb6rt, emma, bas he.
bente S4uIia6r ioa a~ufssbobsn perosn.-
oa tonn,n mir oanH Elm sanjss 5 If idi'
Der b%siratbsn!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-14
Die imitisa Spalte.
Wstts: %Anaanbiser Sdtrs ,temst BEN
&triffsn, erbeitert bic Ssele uue
btfOrpert ltlbf bic @eiunbbttt
bss Qetbes.
praftiihe Nbbitfe.

Yruitii&s abbilfe.
9isbli6 sag mol s&laumsisr, bu
,ueibt bod iort Ratb; i'd babe in m.in.r
guten Stube ben 8oosn nit Oelfarbs
anssfri4sn uno m69te ben Gsru9 neg
brinssn9
S4luumeier 81, itea' cine Rite sut,n
Gimburs.r in bic Stubs. bann risbrs Ri9t
msbr nod Der Oelfarb'!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-14

9urris fesue Rrait up grb.n be ions
antr dung bsftt als mini4li&s spmpa.
THE.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-14

Gs gift fetn &oir, bic ni6t buffet, unb
ttens Jrautnsbari, oat nit lsspt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-14
1ersrsbeS erhSrer bon aranfbeitstsimsas
Sarb1'S
Yrotbblactic TluiD !

BIattepnapbsu
p~sshiuesst.
Q " serstuisi
nab Sshstlt.
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eea serhtassrt sne be-
ftttist.
WmbS turtrt.
@uaoen iautl ssSeil.
9sopbut In tiiyisr Grip
btiettist.
Bsa9NS aataaSs
t4IAse aussetrodnet.
o ooutanoteuns
-f3aeH&. -
osssu ranben Gals II
81 .tn unfshlsaIes cets
uiittsl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-14
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Mnftsduns unmbsli4.
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rein unn austuehm Sss
madt.
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euten etneeun5 uns
Qrirtiau terettst
bird ckssr NIT, BEN
Rsfer ssssItSttru Pro-
phylActio Fluid.
@dAsr netber 7stnt
surtb isinen 0ebrauN
fatr % trlteleH.
uasstns 4aft uui3hes
H& Ssmaft uus 2trets
Mat eurA Syrtnseu
NIT Darby's Fluid.
Bar Rstnteuns bsS
atkstMe unb sum
>ubsW oes Saline
u etts WitteI Rulsus
trtfAiS.
stItuSut
uns sekstlt.
nfe dshstIt-
0ranomanostt aastu
bn6liN SeItnetrt.
Narbsn ptrhtuetrt.
% %sntftrut ale uuanstE
nskmel 0era6e.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-07
Work of the Y, MI G. A.

The Young Mems Christian association
year book for 1882 So, just published by the
international committee, a volume of one hun
dred and seven pages, contains eight full
page illustrations ofassociation buildings, and
gives number of novel and interesting facts
regarding the work of these societies. In ad-
dliton to the usual official tables of the asso-
Citations, a brief historical sketch is given Of
the growth OF the general work of these
associations, each secretary OF the interna-
tional committee contributing am account of
the growth of his own department of the
work.
The following statements CLEANED from the
reports sent in by the associations, give an
idea OF the gresent condition of the associa.
lions In this country and Canada:
Seven hundred and seventy-nine associations
report membership of S2,375; 104 own build
ings and real estate with net value of So
SSS,OOOi adding TO this the value of libraries,
furniture, etc., the total value of property re-
ported is s., $4,000.
The annual expenditure of the societies is
about $500, 000 The international and state
committees expended in the work of superyis-
ion and caring for the associations in 1881
$43,OOO; 255 persons are employed as general
secretaries and agents of local associations,
and of the state and international committees:
ia college associations sent in reports; fifty
three railroad branches, at as many railroad
centers, report excellent progress during the
past year, and the railroad corporations bene-
fitted are appropriating over $4,000 annually
to their support.