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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-05
Austdnotf@e 9nnof@a,,.

ueber ben Stanb Der Wtrbanb
lunsen awii9eu Der preubii&en @esieruus
unb ber pdpRli&en 2urte ifi bic DerItner
,@ermania" Witte Musuit In Der Gage,
mit,utbeiler, baB man fi3 bisber ni&t ein.
NAL absr bie Bats berieIbsn ueriadnbtssn
tonute. Die .@ermaniaA erbIidt In bem
Hefirsbsn ber Resieruus. nit Ollie bsr
bistretiondreu WoQma&ten uorerit etnise
Mibfidnbe ju beieitisen unbi I'D ben gan.
sen 9ampfupparat far ipdter Su retten.
bas 9auptbtnbe,ntb far etnen sebeibli&en
Gortsaus hfr Wer5aublunseu. lluter fol-
den WabdItniRen iei tein Grtebe
mSsli&. uub bic 9aibolifeu m1sen R& auf
sinen erneuerten anRu,m tn 3ulturtau'
pfc sefabt MAIDEN. Die GnRaIteu aur
austiIbuns bes GIerus'. tlast bic Ser.
naniaA i1nb unb bIetben ssi&loffen, ber
5arRbii&of bon 1resIau III ni4t sinmal
im Stanbe. bie tir&Ii& srlommuni,irten
ginbrinsIiuse In bic pfarreieu su bsisiti
gen uub mub q R& sefauen Iafen, per.
b0but lu wetben; bte IiberaIe prene aber
bstt na& 3rdften seseu ben Garnbii&of
unb bic 9ir&s ababaupt. neil Ct beSasIt&
ber Staatspfarrer setbau, mas feline Nmts'
pFi&t ibm unbebinst sebot. alle bieie
0srbdltnife reben au Iaut uou benz Go.ts
beiian6e bss RuIturtampfes, als bab bas
tatbolii@e Bolt f@ ire MAIDEN lui1sn
s0nnte.A Dieie NusIaHans Der x@erma'
nia" IN bie Nntwort auf bie offi.i0ie Mn'
saubisuns, bab man In ben leitenben 9rst'
fen b1 preubii&en @eSieruns aber bas
gorsebea bss GarNbii&ofs uon Brsslau In
Sa&en br semii&ten Chen unb Der
Stautspfarrer I'm b13fen @rabe us.iilmmt
III. ilnb bod bat bsr Hii&of ni&t msbr
aIS feline YFi&t ssiban.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-05
fammluns bate In ber 9auptia&e wobI
nur ben 3wed, nm ber Yrobibitionsbewe

iammIuns batte In ber 6auptia&e moi
nur ben 3wed. um ber YrobibtttonSbewe
suus ben ani@ein ~ nebmeu, bob fe &c
gen bie GremSseborneu seri&tet iei, wei
aud Oeuti@e R3 baran betbeiIisteu. Die
fen 9wed bat 7e ater ni&t erret&t. j.
@efdbrIi4er ale bieie geriammIuns wa
eine um bieieIte 8sit In Baltimore tasenb'
weriammIuns uon 3uownotbtnss, bic fol-
senbeS prosramm aufRelIten.
Il. Dieis OraaniiaHsn fel nar aus veieet
Sttmmeetssn beesten uas I'D ssn allen lstttIe'
yii&en unb reltstSien 0srurttetleH fret kalten.
: 2; Gie bsl~sdt ets 8si4asaae amsrtiaatf4s,
9uRitutisne6 ner }yembeua Ginfu0e uub bel
anstrtiaatf4sn Snbuarts ssr Taassr. aa'
Gh6einsi. &rbeit.
8. DE 1inberuns psiterer ttember Ginpaa.
beraHs unb D6mmang bee 6irsmeS bettslbafte,
[, ,,pauper labors) Wy6eit Ia tieieS 2anb babur&
Sa6 n.an allen 0remtsu, be bier anlanse1, etni
i&wsre 2spfRsuer auferieet.
4. Dnr@ 3efttnertnne fcl9er 0eiete wel9s
baS Sftuti&e 2anb BEN ptrtli@en MnFsble,
f0syn fSnnen.
S. 0erns be,wtdt ee lsl&e Nt6ntrunsen In
ben 2a.uraliiatienS. Oeieben, ba6 21.fdbriee,
Auienitalt In 2anbe erfcr6rli& 70, ete Elm eta.
panbeyer Seae 1areerre@te erlau9en lann.
6. DAT nur Mmerilaney III Memtey1 erp6blt,
pber eruanat werben isaen.S
Daju temertt Der 0aItimsrer ,Deuti@s
Goueipsubent1 Dir t6nneu uniere 4nseu
ni&t uor ber Gbatfa&e ueri&Iieben, bat
bas Nt&tsuihertbum alentbaIbea uiebe,
isin 9aupt erbebt. Die probibtioniiteu
IiebduseIn NIT linn, unb tn @effen, ua
bic Deuti&en Ia MaHe Der rspubIitaui.
i&en Yartei ben Waden tsbrer, aeist ft&
BE 2ettere nur ,u seneist. bie 6aIfe bel
t6ieu natiuiitif&en @eifies ansuruhn.
Sn 9anias bieIten Istte @e&e he
Demotrateu ibren bissidbrtsen @taatS'
Gonuent al uub ipra@en R& In enersii&e,
art sesen ben Eempereusunfus aus, babel
BEN Staate bas Me4t ,uipre9enb BE De,
trdntefrass ~ resuIiren unb ben Soh unh
Ri6bvau& Der 0etrdaIs b ieber 6sru,
uerb0mmenb. AnoerS banbeIten bte De-
motralen In Mt&isan. Oort babeu 4.
I'D NIT ben .@reenbddlern', peI&e nod
ibrts sebIieben ftnb, uerbunben unb eiu
semeiniames Etdet aufssReat. aber wi'
bie Rspublisaner baben bort @reeubddIs,
unb Dsmotraten Ia ibrsn gonpentloner
ben Eempereusleuten baS @e4t 3useR&ert,
far bte grobibitiOns'Gras cine abiiim'
muns forberu au barfsn uub bic nd&f'
@eistsebuns wirb baber. uobI bem Wer
Ianssn entipre@en. 60 wdre 70 ni&t un
m6sIt&, bab Wt&isau ber ud&fe Staa
udre, ber pom sinem amenbeuente betm
seiu&t warbe. 0i4t beFer banbelten bi
Demotraten Mtnneiota's TN ct. pauIe
gousrebbiiiriet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-05
9e6 .Ar6eiteu Ggtr Art prompt nnS 6tgls
ansgefh6rt.
Office ber @aaette
Ode Ser 6. unb Soma stra6e.


/ Ode ber 6. unb Soma gtra6e.
lamb In etuem beuurubisenben MaBRabe
auf. Su Obefa IL beretts eiu Tobesfau
barau uorsefommen.
| Tirtet.
| 2onffanttnopeI, 20. Hug. &C.
fern abenb fanb Bet &araIlt Deruenb BON
Neusm ein 2ampf ilatt. In weI@em bte
@rte@sn wteberum 3uradsei&lasen wurs
ben. 9eute ma&ten Re NIT Artille.te et.
men britten ausriff. b.fisn ersebnis nod
uubssannt tR.
@rte@enIanb.
atbeu. 20. aus. @eaeru 0oraeu
sriffen ta,tii&e Eruppsn auf ber Creme
Don 3orbas mad Desani @rte&en an.
Der eampf wurbe beute fortsefest. Ote
@rte&eu uerIoreu Eobte ,unb 10 Ser.
wunbete. Dts @esieruus bat /, 900 Wsann
Snfauterte, artiQerie unb @enbarmeu Ia
bis @rense sei9idt.
Qonbon, 20. Nua. Ser tarfifne
Beridt aber ben eompf an her @r,r,.
Iautst foIsenbsrmaben: ginise srie&ii&e
Truppeu periu&t.n bos f3r.it'os G,.hl.t
elaralit Serpeub an b.r tb,aoI,fx.r
@renle NIT @ewalt In Befit au nebmen.
wurbeu aber pon ben aarr.n unt,r g9oo.
b.b Vaf3o NIT f&wer,m W.rruff ,,,rS6os.
triebeu. 4pf tarfiid.r e,.it. ,u,,rh,r q
weaun o.t5bt.t.
Wteu. 81, 4uo. 9h @.f.b,. ami.
ih.n @ri.&.n unb Sa,f.r or h.r th.S.u.
idb.u Creme f1nb bur9 anoriff. her @r,..
den bsruoraeruf.n uorben.
4eoupten
NI.runbrten "a MIN 0.s Non.
Wtuifierium III nunm.br polIifanhIo o,kH,
bet. @b.,if 0of6o II aRinif,.rnrsf sf,b,nt
unb Winiiier bes aeusern sRio. a,otdo
aRiuitfer b.s Snneren. Hoibo qso,no 81.
non,miuifier uub Omar Qnfi g,oiSo a
erieosminiffer.
Sultan Woido wtrb b.ute IN 2.or,i.
tuns uon Tuab yay,d unb am5If nntsraes
orbnstsn Beamten na@ Yort saib uub
Ssmailia abreiien, um ais gommifIdr bss
R6eb!ue ben @eueraI DolieIep Az beaIet.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-05
Sn Batern. idbetut e. BAT ber GuI,

S~N>SsD Wv SV$VsS9 g sSesF~s
Sn Hatern, f&etut q. bat ber Gull
tu.tampfsmtniifer 3ut q NIT ben eibera'
len, aber Defenders NIT ben IiberaIen pro.
fefforeu perborben. fat e. bod bas 3uItur'
taupfsarn cine Nummer Iei4tsr seipon'
neu. tlnb mas fat e. setban2 e fat ben
aItsatboIii&en Yrofeiior 6riebri& ueriett
unb einen tatboIti&eu @anu an bshen
gtsue ernannt, baS IL ietn 8erbre&en.
Daber Der Corn ber Germ. tiei 70 Iaut srols
len, bab = bas sanSe BaiuuareuIanb bSrt
unb baraber Ia&t.
@dbrenb man IN Preube unb
8absn baS GebIerbafte bes GuItursaupfes
IdnsS etnseieben bat unS @emebur au
i&ai1su iu&t, II man h 6eifeu nod ni&t
einmaI 70 melt setommen. S@arfblideube
QoIitifer, bie ben MibefoIs ber Culture
tampfsseiste uoraus iaben, ua@teu ba'
mails ben Tori&Ias. man foue uorerii ben
GrfoIs ber preubii&eu 3tr&enpoIittt ab'
wayten. teuor man In Sefen bas sefibr'
It&e 9pieI tesiune. 2ber bas balf ni&ts.
Ran iiar,ts I'D IN ben StrubeI biuein.
6eute prsbisen bieieIten @dnner llmtsbr.
Re wolIeu Beieitisuns ber f@reientReu,
te!isiSieu RibRdube, Re fabreu enti9te.
bene Spra&e Ia ben BIdttern unb Depu.
tatioueu, aber wie e f&eint, wirtt bies
4ues ut9t auf ben grobbersos, ionbern
lou benielbeu nur periaimmen. Wan III
alio IN 9enen nod uieI meter jurad ale
In preu6en unb Baben. GrelIi4, mon
i&erst. bie 6eifen ieien bItub, LIT @robbsr'
aos If = f&er.
Snber S&psia iu&en bic watlta'
len bie Greibeiten ber gantsae immer mebr
~ bei&neibeu, unb ibuen aue @ewalt aus
ben 6dnbsn ja reiben. um Re ber bespoti.
i&en Gentral' Resierans In bic 6aaf ~
b,aden.. Dabes ein fortwdbrenber &f
sI. s..vr.... - :. @..,.s. 80 ~. 90. @ ' 20
berieIbe wesen ber S&ule enttrannt.
=. NJ, .,.S .S T.sa.' S.x.. ~ !. - =. u..S....r [ .s'
auf feline bur& bas eibsen6iRi9e Dsparte.
ment beS Snnern on ne bur& Nunbl&rei
fabruno b.s Hrt. ~ her r Wunb,s sn.rfofIuno
betr,ff.nb Grtb.iruno oeni,o.nh.n. obIiso,
torifMen nn.nto.rtIim.n ssrim6r.nt.rr,xts
unter flaotIidber Qeituno wie bies NON her
Bunb.sp,riommluno Ii far,Iim b.tdIof.n
morb.n N. sber ben aufienb her g6uI.n
In ibren gontsnen beiSrberri6if Husrurft
AZ erib.ilen. biei,Ibe perm.ioert. 81. m.,
oi.runo ,on a.ifln b.ifr.It.t bem 8unb.s,
rotb o.robe,u Rte 8.r.ntiouno IN elmer ,oI.
den Ginlobuno inbem fie b.bsunt,t hi..
i.Ib. fomm. S.r.its % elmer enrroiti.suno
i.n.s w.f6IuiIes her 8pnb.sp.rfommIuno
oI.in her ,ur e,tunbe far bie Giho,noi,,n.
inoft non nit5t retbtsf,6ftio f.i ho linn
nod ri. @.n.bmiouno bes MoIf.a f.bf.
7ie gonierpotipen unb eotboIiY.n I,o,n
.in.n s,rot.a Elm unh an h,, uo,hu.rM
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-05
Vsfe8rap9t(&e Yepe(4en.
Deuti& &Ianb.

HerIin 20. Mug. Binnen Rurbsm
perben aur Heoba&tans bss 8enuss Dur9'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-05

Aue an3eiseu fenbe man ipdteRenD
Runtas Rorgeu etn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-05

an3etseu f1r Ytentes, 9otterten, @Iadsetels
,e- ste BEN Settle Der satb. 3tr&e iuwtbsr, -
ben ietne Mufnatme.
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1etratts- unb 9ubesaH3stsen NIT Sts1O
$3.50, obue Spru& $1.OO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-05

aussartss 1n,dseu maatn sorausb.,aslt vsr,e..
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$reise def Snzeigeu.
Seben 3pa ber Spalte per Sabr..
~ n6 Nunate.....e1O.Q
~ - 3 Npnate."...$ GO
0oeal>Ns Nsti3e,i.

ttnter 3eiIen 1reSter rerben nt$t anaen,np.
men. Ghr febe 3etle 8repter ober beren Ha10
baS 1. Ral 10 &ts.. bic nGHfen Nale GeStO
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-04-08

The following statement of William
j. Couglilin, of Somerville, Mass, is so
remarkable that we beg to ask for it
tile attention of our readers. He says:
I'm the fall of 1876 1 was taken with
a violent bleeding Of the lungs, followed
by a severe cough. 1 soon began to
loso my appetite and flesh. l was so
weak ut one time that L could not leave
my bed. In the summer of 1877 | was
admitted to the city hospital. While
there the doctors said 1 had a hole in
my left lung as big as a half dollar. l
expended over a hundred dollars in
doctors and medicines. 1 vas so far
gone at n time a report went around
that L wa dead. L gave up hope, but
a friend told me of DIR. VIM. Halls
Balsam for the Lungs. L laughed at
my friends, thinking that my case was
incurable, but 1 got a bottle to satisfy
them, when to my surprise and gratih-
cation, I commenced to feel better.
My hope, once dead, began TO revive,
and to-day 1 feel in better spirits than
l have the past three years.
~ write this hoping you will publish
it, so that every n afflicted with Dis
eased Lungs will be induced to take
DIR. VIM. Halls Balsam for the Lungs,
and be convinced that Consumption
can be cured. l have taken two bot
ties, and can positively ray that it has
done more good than all the other
medicines 1 have taken since my sick
ness. My cough has almost entirely
disappeared, and 1 shall DOL be able to
go to work." Sold by druggists.
iune25deod&w1y
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-04-08
The Land Of Oranges.

The state of Florida raised this year
over sc, 1000, 900 oranges, and this vas a
short crop. 1 asked DR.. Harris, the
speaker of he house, to night. what the
irop would be five years from now. and
re answered: 'tAt least five times that
nuch, or $50, 0C0, DOOR, "And five years
ater?h 'Ah! figures fail for hat com
.ilation." he said. laughingly. i have
ieen nothing in print that gives an ade-
uatc idea of the immensely of the cul-
IRE. In the old days orange-growing
las . fancy pursuit. INDUCED in here
nd there. A grove of 800 trees was
zen n large one. The finest grove in
; lorida is the Speer grove. near here,
hich covers only six acres and has $50
,ccs. The next best is the Hart grove,
Palatka. which has 700 trees. The
fst is worth $40, 600. and yields $780,
70 oranges. on the trees SIS Il thousand.
he crop this year "a short year), sold
or So, 900 on the trees. The Hart grove
worth $50, ZOO, and yields about So
go q year. The only reason that these
groves are so valuable is that the trees
gre about 40 years old. and in full bear
ing. Now, MI. Markham, of Atlanta,
has near the Speer grove, with its 600
!rees, a grove of 600 young trees just
coming in" as they call it. His son,
Marcellus, has 1000 trees, of which on
y 600 are bearing, and Judge Hayden
. grove of 1000 trees just bearing their
6rst fruit. Gen. Sanford a grove of s..
200 young trees. Mr.. w. l. Trawick,
# Macon, a grove of 5000 trees From
.hese figures, samples of hundreds Of
others, it will be seen that oranGc-plant-
ing for the past few years has been a
business on a large scale instead of n
.ancy, as formerly. For example, Mr..
Markham's grove will produce ten times
rs many oranges a are produced by the
Speer grove, now the finest in the state.
Gen. Sanford's grove alone will produce
more oranges than are now produced in
a radius of eight miles which has 392
groves. Or, to make it palmer, Sanford
is the center of the largest orange-pro-
ducing portion of the state. In a radi-
us of eight miles from this hotel there
AFRO 1892 groves, with 165, 266 trees.
These groves now produce $500, 900
oranges, but only 5 per cent. of the trees
in this radius are bearing. When the
other 95 per cent come in, this radius
of eight miles will produce so, 0O0, 900
oranges from a grove that in six years
will produce 5000 900; Judge Hayden
100, 900 from a grove that in four years
will produce 1000, 900; Gen. Sanford
$4,000 from a grove that inrsix years
will produce 1000, 900; and so on
through the list. In addition to the ac-
from these groves coming in,
the groves now bearing will increase
their yield annually for many years, as
the full fruitage of a tree is not reached
under twenty years. In addition Il this
there are thousands of new trees being
put out annually that in five or ten years
will add millions to the crop. 1t Will
be seen, therefore, that the estimate OF
$50, 0oo, 900 oranges as the crop for 1887
is n very reasonable one. Indeed, itmay
just as likely be twice that much. In
ten years it will certainly be 500, oo0, 900,
with indefinite expansion beyond that
point.-FIoridd Letter.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-04-08
Diplomacy,

dotted on tiny Dorm,
That sweet little queen Of fays:
And I knew that the darling loved me.
In spite of her teasing ways.
But, whenever 1 spoke OF marriage,
Her answer was plain and pat:
"Tve too many things to think of
To think about things like that"
Dora, brighter than sunshine,
Sweeter than flow RS in blow,
o, IL you love me, Dora,
Why do you tease me so1
! couldn't get on without her;
1 paced in my lonely room,
AMI thou ght how her magic presence
Would brighten lis drowsy gloom
Her thimble md work on the table,
Her flow'rs In the w~indow-liVht,
And herself all dimples and roses,
POURING tho tea at night.
Dora, brl ghtcr Than sunshine,
SweCt,r than iow'rs in blow,
o, II yOu love mo, Dora,
Why do you tease me so7
/ bought in despair a license,
| caught her and held her fast,
20, DorH- look here, my darling
The license has come Mt last"
"How horribly meant" she murmurci,
As soou rs surprise could speak;
"But rather than lose the license
Shall 1t be this duy wcekT''
Dora, my household fairy,
Dora, my rose in blow,
U, but / love you. Dora, @ ii
Sitting beside me so.
Frederick Langoriage.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-04-08

A forgetful woman out West the other
night aroused the inmates of a hotel to
which her bridal trip Fsd led, on ac-
count of finding a mar in her room. The
trifing circumstance of her marriage
that morning had quite escaped her
memory. and it was not until summary
justice was about to be visited upon
the offender that she happened to recol-
lect l.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-04-08
A Cough, Cold OF Sore Throa,

should be stopped Neglect frequently re-
suits In an IncurdbEe Lung Disdedse or Con-
sumption. BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRIO
CHES do not disorder the Stomach like
cough syruPs and balstms. but act directly on
relief TO Asthma. Bronchitis. Coughs, Ca
tarrh and the Throat Troubles which Singers
and Public Speakers are subject to. For
thirty years, Browns Bronchial Troches have
been recommended by physicians. and
Always give perfeet saIisiactlon. Having
nearly an entire generation, they have at
tained well merlted rank among the few
staple remedies of the age. Sod at % cents
a box S0dawl
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To Teresa

Dear child of mine, the wealth of whose warn
hair
Hanss like ripe clusters of the apricot,
Thy blue eyes, gazing, comprehend me not.
But love me, and for love alone / care;
Thou listenost with n shy aud serious air,
Like some SabrinR from her weedy grot
O~utpeeping coyly when the moon Is hot
To watch some shcpherd piping
Twas not for thee I sang, dear child-and yet
Would that my song could reach such ears as
thine;
Pierce to young hearts unsullied by the fret
OF years in their white innocence divine;
Crowned with q wreath Of buds still dewy
wet
o what q fragrant coronal were mineI
RA EDMUND W. GossE.
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DR.. Pierce's sFavorite Prescription"
perfectly and permanently cures those
diseases peculiar to females. 1t is tonic
and nervine, effectually allaying and
curing those sickening sensations that
affect the stomach and heart through
reflex action. The backache and drag
ging down sensations all disappear un-
der the strengthening effects of this
great restorative. BY druggists.
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A CARD.

To all who are su%neringfrom the errors and
carly decay, loss OF manhood, &c.,I will send
n recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
II IGE. The great remedy was discovered
by a missionary in South America. Send n
selfaaddreEsed envelope to the Rev Joseph T.
Inman, Station d. New York City.
nldaweod
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Giving Oscar Wilde a Gold shake.n

' NoSSA tA - WIN al
"One thing is settled" says Clara
Belle in her last letter from New York,
in the Cincinnati Commercial. "Os-
car will not become fashionable here.
He has been invited out several times,
to be sure, but only by persons who are
noted for grotesqueries. For instance,
he has dined with Mrs. John Bigelow.
She is the estimable and accomplished
wife of an Ex-Minister to France; still
she is the oldest creature in all our cir
Gle of culture and wealth. She is ever
doing something queer. 1t was through
her that the German official guests re-
tired in anger from the recent ball to
the Yorktown visitors. She dresses
richly but ou~trageously. A dress Of
blue, with an overdress of green, is a
mild form of her eccentricity Of colors.
II fashion orders o fullness of drapery
behind, she is pretty sure to disobey the
order by putting the ~fullness in front.
She never wears c~orsets; she is in all
things original and independent; she
was sure to be the one conspicuous lead
or in society to welcome Oscar, the es-
thcte. AS for the general public, we
have seen him, and he has made US
mildly sick. If he comes your way, 1t
will be worth your while to take one
look at him, just to see what an over
grown, loose-jointed, spindle shanked.
vacant-faced, unwholesome fellow may
get admiration in London. Until then
yop will have to
Conceive him, II you can.
A six-foot-two young man,
A coldry, moldery,
Hair on his shouldery.
All knuekles and joints young man.
Or, if you wish something to tie your
Imagination to, recall Cool Burgess in
his song and dance. ..Nicodemus John
SON." The thin legs in black stockings;
the broad, fiat feet, the wide collar, the
~swallow-tail coat, the wild hair, the idi-
otto expression, the awkward attitudes
all these. though differing in details
make up a similarity of general effect.
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Weekly Leader,
msuxD livery THURSDAY.
Fsrns, o.. 70 Yea s1.se Mah Year.
Commercial Job PRINTING

or every kind Neatly. ChsEply and EIpsdt
tiously executed Cards ef every shape and
kind. Bill Heads, Letter and Note Headings.
Blanks OF every kind. fostsrs, etc.. printed
on short notice. Having . new lot ofTyp
and Presses, we can do handsome work At
Low Prices.
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BLESSING TO wOMANKrND.


In either stage, whether
primary, secondary or
tertiary, are an invRlu-
able remedy. They never
lail to cure when dIrec.
lions are followed. Plice
~ % per box. Five boxes
slO. vent by mail, pre-
paid, on receipt OF price
Address, DIR. Clarke
Medicine Company. 65s
Broad New York
CITY
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THEnE Is A BALM IN GTLEAD.

For all cases OF spcr-
matoTrnra and impOt-
ency, as the result Of self
abuse in youth, sexual
eNcesses in maturer
years, or other causes, and
producing some OF the
following effects Ner-
yousness, Seminal Ennis
s!ons might emissions by
ldreamsJ. Dimness Of
Sight Defective Mem
DRY, Physical Decay, PIN
pies on Face, Aversion to
Society OF Females, Con-
fusion of Ideas, Loss OF
Sexual Power, &C., rem
dering marriage impro-
per or unhappy. Are n
positive cure in 2 to 8
weeks. One to six boxes
usually sufficient. Price
SIS per box. Four boxes
S5. Sent by mail, prepaid,
on receipt of price. Ad-
dress, DR.. Clarke Medi-
cine Company, 65S Broad
way New York City.
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On Thirty DaYs, Tnal.

We will send DR.. Dyes Celebrated
Electro-Voltaic Belts and other Elec-
trio appliances, on trial for thirty days,
to young men and older persons who
are afflicted with Nervous Debility,
Lost Vitality, ETC., guaranteeing speedy
relief and complete restoration of vigor
and manhood. Also for Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Paralysis, Liver and Kidney
difficulties, Ruptures, and many other
diseases. Illustrated catalogue sent
free. Address Voltaic Belt Company,
Marshal, Mich o2odaw1y
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A. s. G. Bitters are a certain proven
tive and cure for Mountain fever, and
all diseases arising from disorders OF
the stomach and bowels. Sold by Dare
& Collins, successors to Addoms q
Glover. a2ltf