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The National tribune., 1883-09-13
IOWA.

Comrade Harvey Smith, S. NJ o., Waterloo,
Iowa, writes us that on the evening of April 81,
about fifty members of Robert Anderson Post,
No. 69 of that place, accompanied him TO
Clarksyille, Butler county, Iowa, where he
mustered James Butler Post, with thirty-six
charter members. The following officers were
elected and installed: Commander, J. r. Jones
S. v c., Frank Hesse; J. V. c., J. d. Roberts
4dj't, A. i. Van Hosen; Surg, A. F. Tichnor
Chap, 3. f. Sherbum; @ NJ, J. L. Kephart
O. d., IL. II. Rhoads; o. g., CLARK Carr; s. 81,
John Smith O. M. s., Willis Butler
Comrade Smith also writes that James Brow
nell Post was mustered at Cedar Falls, Iowa,
ON the 29th ult, with forty-six charter mem
bers. The following are the officers: Com
mander, Fitzroy Sessions; s. V. c., Z. Town
send ]. Y. c., S. B. Humbert Chaplain, J.
Bowman; @. NJ, C. H. Borheuler; Adjt, G. A.
Newman; Surg, s. n. Pierce s. NJ, G. W.
Bronson; Q. NJ S, G. E. Eberhart; o. d., w.
r. Groham; o. G., John Coli.
Comrade W. S. Jones' Winchester, Iowa,
writes Us that w. A. Morse Post, No. 100, was
organized at that place on the evening of June
%, with forty charter members. The follow
ing are the officers: Commander, c. A Seay
5. V. C., j. B. Satterlee; J. V. c., j. o. Vincent
Chaplain, II. C. Fox; Adi't, N. W. Jewell; @.
NJ. s., w. S. Jones. The Post has forty-six
members, and number of recruits awaiting
muster.
Comrade W. L. Culbertson, A. A. G., Depart
ment of Iowa, writes us that new Post will
be mustered on the 18th inst, at Tama CITY,
Iowa, with twenty-seven charter members He
adds: We have now in Iowa 500 Posts, and we
hope to surrender the Department to our sue
cessors with at least $50 of the members in good
standing.
Comrade Cyrus Mckay, Annette Post, No I24,
Spencer, Iowa, writes that the remains of the
old soldier, Peter Bergamin, have been placed
in a good coffin and removed to the Posts
beautiful lot. Comrade Mckay went to Mil
ford Dickinson county, ON the 3ist ult, TO
muster new Post, with twenty three charter
members.
Comrade c.. B. Creed, Whittemore, Iowa.,
who sends us five new subscribers, writes that
there is room in that place for a Post with
twenty-five charter members. We have sent
him blank TRIBUNE application for charter,
and trust he will have the assistance of cur
veterans in organizing Post.
Comrade J. NJ Jolley, Adel, Iowa, writes US
that the Post at that place is in q flourishing
condition. The comrades expect to build a
hall this fall to cost about 81 900.
The National tribune., 1883-09-13
CONNECTICUT.

General Orders, No. O. issued at Hartford,
Conn, September f.. by command of Depart
ment Commander Isaac b. Hyatt-Henry E.
Taintor, a. A. G.-contains the following:
The Posts in this Department will be inspected
during the months OF October and November and
inspectors will follow the instructions laid down in
General Orders, No. z. This is the annual inspee-
ton, and the report thereof will be made both to
Department I.ncampment and TO National Head
quarters and il is hoped that Posts viii so prepare
Tor the inspection that the report may make a
creditable showing for the Department The re-
ports from the Assistant Inspectors must be for
warded to the Inspector not later than December Is
Lombard Post, No. "a, located at Greenwich,
BENJAMIN Wright, Commander was organ
lied July 2 lsS3 by Chief Mastering Officer Keeler.
assisted by comrades from Post No. q. Comrades
Huss and O'Brien of Post No. 9, and a comrade
from the Post al Port Chester, Department of New
York
New Posts are assigned to inspection districts as
follows: Post No. 63 to District No. q Posts No. Ga
and "a TO District No. z.
IT having been found impossible to make satis-
factory arrangements for field day for the De-
partment, the Department Commander has after
consultation. decided to abandon the project.
Comrade Henry E. Taintor, A. A. g.. Depart
The National tribune., 1883-09-13
INDIANA.

Comrade w. II. H. Goldsberry, Fredericks-
burg, Ind, writes us that a new Post has been
organized at that place with the following off
cers Commander, Robert Armstrong; s. V.
c., Howard Cadaled; J. V. c., VIM. C. Jones :;
Adjt, VIM. L. Chappeli; Surgeon, William r.
Avery: Chaplain, VIM c. Green Q. NJ, Henry
c. Davis; o. D., VIM. III. III. Goldsberry; o. G.,
Ira L. Stevens; @. NJ. S., VIM. G. Green. The
Post has membership OF fifty comrades
Comrade George A. Beltcher, North Liberty,
Ind, writes that new Post has been organ
lied at that place with nineteen charter men,
bers. 1t is called Albion A. Williams Post, No.
197, after the first soldier from the township
who died in the service.
Comrade E. D. Messimore, Cromwell, Ind.
writes us that Stansbury Post No 125, Depart
ment OF Indiana, is III a fourishing condition
The comrades have large and eommodious
Post hall.
Comrade George w Gwin, Rushville, Ind,
writes US that the Post at that place, which was
organized about year ago, now numbers about
ninety comrades and is in a very prosperous
condition
The National tribune., 1883-09-13
MINNESOTA.

At the next meeting of Robert L. McCook
Post, No. %, of Glencoe, Mimi, arrangements
will be made for the first annual Campfire, to
be held some time in October, in which several
Posts throughout the State will participate
Any one having the knowledge of a Union
soldier being buried in the State of Minnesota
without headstone will confer a favor on
Adjutant-General Hawley by reporting the
fact and the location to him, and he will see
that one is Immediately furnished.
Comrade William P Roberts, Minneapolis,
Mimi. writes, under date of September Z, as fol-
lows: George n. Morgan Pest, No. 4, G. A. r.,
of this place, tonight mustered forty-fye re-
cruits. We have now 250 comrades in our
ranks, gnd this is the way we are preparing
for the National Encampment next year. We
are somewhat proud of this last muster
The National tribune., 1883-09-13
MAINE.

Comrade Amos Stuart, Brighton, Me-, writes
us that On Friday evening, August 81, Farra-
gut Post, No. %. Department of Maine, by
special request of Past Commander III. A. Sho-
rey, held grand Campfire on his grounds ad-
joining his residence. The grounds were eab-
orately fitted up, decorated with flags and illu-
minated with numerous Chinese lanterns for
the occasion. A bountiful supper was spread
complimentary to the members of the Post,
their wives children and invited friends 1t
was beautiful evening and everybody had a
good time
The National tribune., 1883-09-13
MASSACHUSETTS.

Department Commander Evans, with Deputy
Inspector Horace w. Sawyer, of Lynn. and
Senior Viee-Commander John L. Billings, of
the Grand Army of the Republic together
with delegates from Posts 30, of Chelsea, and 5,
OF Lynn, visited East Boston. on the 7th inst,
and organized John III. Hawes Post No. 159,
with 100 charter members The following are
the officers: Commander C. F. ShurtIeff: s. v.
c., J. Rossiter; J. V. c., William NJ. Harmon
Chap, w. F. Hayes; q. NJ, ]. McNottage; O.
D., John Eddy; o. G., C. w. Lanman; Adi't.
J. II. Fall. A Camp of Sons of Veterans will
be organized under the direction of the Post.
Geo. H. Maintien Post, No 133 of Plainville,
Mass, viii give social dance in PlainyilIe
hall on the 2Ist inst.
The National tribune., 1883-09-13
VERMONT.

The Department Encampment of Vermont,
which was held at Camp Preston on the
9TH instant, was attended by about four
hundred comrades and friends A banquet
was rendered them by Chamberlin Post,
No. j, of st. Johnsbury. The meeting was
presided over by Major Valentine. In the
absence Of the Governor, Hon. George Nichols,
Secretary Of State, responded for Vermont; Mr..
Hatch, of the Boston Globe, responded to
The Grand Army" Colonel Goulding for
The Governors staff" and H. c. Bates, of
St Johnsbury, for Chamberlin Post Colonel
Woodbury. was called up as the first Vermont
man who lost limb in the rebellion During
a sham fight at a muster, ON the 9th inst, the
premature discharge of cannon blew off
Andrew Keizer's arm, and the rammer mar
rowly missed large crowd of spectators.
The National tribune., 1883-09-13

writes that Post No 100, of that place. is in a
very flourishing condition, and the bows all
over the State are Iallying to the ranks of the
Grand Army.
Comrade A. P. Fordham, Compton, III, writes
that William H. Thompson Post, No. SOS, has
been organized at that place, with twenty-five
charter members.
The National tribune., 1883-09-13
WEST VIRGINIA.

Comrade Edward Robinson, Wheeling, W.
Va, writes us that Holiday Post, No. II,
Department of West Virginia, has adopted
resolution recommending the organization OF
ex-soldiers into a cooperative association for
the purpose of obtaining land grants in con-
tinuous tracts and thereby working them the
more effectively
The National tribune., 1883-09-13
WISCONSIN.

Comrade L. A. Phetteplace, Commander, J.
T. Shepard Post, No. al, Menosha, Wis, writes
us that on the evenings Of August 16 Il and
and Is, the Post gave fair. The attendance
was large and the fair proved success; $3.50
was netted for the relief fund. The comrades
are very much pleased with the hearty support
given by the citizens.
The National tribune., 1883-09-13
PENNS SYLVANIA.

A correspondent signing himself "Colum-
bia," in an article to the HaHey Echo, paper
published at Tower City, Pa, having charged
the Grand Army men with being men who
sell ale to the English, lager to the Dutch, and
whisky to the Irish, and that on Sunday, not
only SO, but they purloin pathetic widows and
orphans to give respectability to their so-called
The National tribune., 1883-09-13
KENTUCKY.

Comrade VIM. @. Allen, A. A. G., Department
of Kentucky, Covington, KY, writes us, under
date of September Sd, as follows:
AS know that your valuable paper has q
large circulation among old soldiers in Ken
lucky, whc are not members of the G. A. r.,
but are desirous of becoming such if they knew
The National tribune., 1883-09-13
MISSOURI.

Comrade S. n. Mann, o. d. Post No 81,
Brookfeld, Mo-, who sends Us three new sub
scribers, writes that the Post organized in
January last with twenty-five charter men,
berS, now numbers about seventy, with ten
more recruits waiting to be mustered. The
meeting night of the Post is the last Saturday
night of each month.
The National tribune., 1883-09-13
COLORADO

COmrade L. E. Sherman, Colorado SPRINGS.
Colo. writes rs that Post No. q, of that place,
which was organized on the 2sth of last De-
cembeF with eighteen charter members. now
numbers over 100. The Post was represented
at Denver by seventy y-four comrades.
The National tribune., 1883-09-13
DEPARTMENT NEWS.
The Muster of New PostS-Reunions and Camp.
Fires

During the past week THE TRIBUNE has
forwarded blank applications for Post charters
to the following: f. r. Phillips, New Carlisle,
o.; c. B. Greed. Whittemore, Ia; w III. Bail,
Bethany. No.; w. H. Leroy Rochester, Mich.
Total to date since the beginning of the new
administration, fifty-three.
During the same period it has forwarded to
the proper Department authorities TRIBUNE
applications for the muster of new Posts to the
following places: Burlington, Mich, twenty
one signers; Rochester, Mimi, twenty y-seven
signers; ohioville, Pa, twenty-nine signers.
Total to date, since the beginning of the new
administration, seventeen.
We present below the general news of the
week from the several Departments.
The National tribune., 1883-09-13
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Comrade A. W. Cheney. Sutton, n. H., writes
us that the Grand Army Posts in that vicinity
will hold an Encampment at Blodgetts Land
ing September Is, 19 and 90
The National tribune., 1883-09-13

now has membership Of seventy-fve COM
r5ldes aed IS N hourishing condition. The
members are talking Of building new hall
The National tribune., 1883-09-13

Enclosed please find s14 for fourteen new sub
scribers to the best paper IN the land-THE TRis-
CSE. As premium you may send . Waterbury
watch. Geo. ID. ScAntt West Fairview, Pa,
The National tribune., 1883-09-13
WASHINGTON THURSDAY

ment of Connecticut, sends us copy of the
latest roster which shows the total number of
Posts now i'll that Department to be sixty -four.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-09
Gin riefiaer ,,ltrwGloer" lit oieier ga

Gin rietiger ,llrmGlSer" lit oieier Gag
in SOnoma Gountp, Sal, sefdat woroen
IS maj cine vSequoia @isantsa", be-
9sbseiten 347 SUB bod; iie bate iibsr BEN
Sooen eineu Sur6meiier uon IA SUB,
SSm Salsn brad Der Stamm strpa 200 Sut
iiber benz Soben sntspei. glus ben
Stamme wuroen IL Slote pon iolgenoer
9dnsen unb 0iameteru seidst: IA Sut
9dnse bel 9 Sup Surdmefer; II Sui
9dnSe bel 9 SUB Ourdmeier; IL SUB be-
7 SUB 7 3ou IA SUB bel 7 SUB 7 3ou
l6 SUB bel 7 SuB; Is bel 6 SUB 10 3ou
Is SUB bel 6 SUB 8 3ou; Is SUB bel
SUB 4 3ou; Is SUB bel 6 SUP; Is Sut
bel 6 SUP; II SUB bel 5 SUP 10 Sou
Is SUP 9dnse bel 5 SUP 6 GOD 0urdmsl:
Ter; aus pieien 3ablen eriiebt man, oat
$50 Iauienpe SUB bieies auBersewObnli6sr
Saumes IN Sdseitdmme ueruanoelt wur:
ben uno Der Seier tam an Der Sano oieie,
3ablen nit 9ei6tisteit ben 8ubitinbalt Dec
Yaumes ermittelu. gu iieben SUB SlSt:
fen iir cine 6enj uerarbeitet, anltatt 81
SauboI;, bate Der Saum seniiseno 0ta:
teriaI seIieiert, INN oamit cine ,iemli3 sroBt
harm ein;u,Gumen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-09
SQS &aBcujdiifierl.

@ait: yglber, liebe 6rau Wirtbin,
i6aiit mir bod nm Simmelswillen bieis
etlige Rase pom Sals! Sic riidt mir ims
mer ndber uno miro slei6 ben Sopf in Die
S6iiel iteten."
@irtbin: %, Dos is a liebs sei6eibtss
Sie6erl! S6aun's, bic S6inel, aus Der
Sic ihen, is bait iOnit ibr sewObnIi6es
S6i1erl, unb Dos tennts afturat unb
m06t' ba q germ mitireiie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-09
sir NualitGt nes neren Gnrns mirh nom

Die Gualitdt oes nelIen GornS wiro Don ben
6duiern ais ni6t beionoers gut beSei6net, uno
bebaupten lie, oaB eS un9ebeler ;ui anunentrods
uen uno III @enibt ~perlieren wiro. Sic tauien
oas unSei6Glte aorn nlr un9ern, unb piiroen
lieber leben, wenn Die Sarmer eS geifGlt aui ben
0tartt brin9en niireen, uno ;war aus iol9euoem
SrnnSe. 9aulsn lte nan!i3 Sas unsel9Glte
mitg 81 briu9en. uuo eineu u~ieori9en Vreis ~
;ablen. Die NeiSenpreiie, ob9lei6 ieet nod
iebr nieori9, wie ms gluitGuier perii6ern, wer.
ben nab uno na6 in bic S0be 9eben, oaB aber
bic Webr,abl Der Mariner, ~ Der 3eit I'M crib.
Sabr, mem Der YreiS am bo6iten iein wiro,
ibren Sorratb losSei6lasen baben weroen ii
iider. S9weine Sei9en cine iteiSenoe Senoeu;.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-09
Sab bic meiitcu Trauen seraoe in BEL

gebiloelten Staaten Segen oaS 6rauens
itimmre6t iino, nimmt man aud in Mai.
ia6uietts wabr. Sort baben Srauen in
SeSus aui &abl uon S6ulbeb0rpen oas
Stimmre6t. gber ielbit in ienem Staats
MAIDEN, obsIei3 pon ibm Die 6rauenitimm.
redtsbewesuns eisentli3 a~ussesansen lit,
nur wenise 6rauen pon benz neuen Ge6ts
@sbrau6. SOsar IN Soiton ssisen bic
Hesiitrirunssliiten cine itetise Abnubms
Der .3abl weiblider Stimmseber. 1879
lieBen iib bort 9s9 6rauen re9iitriren I'M
na6iten Sabre aber nur 772, cann 74s uno
I'M Sabre 1882 nur 567.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-09
Vermii6tes, Mderbam ,e.
@arum Die aiuoer lieber Gnaliidj

@arnm bic &inoer lieber Gngliid
ipre6en? 0ieie Srase bat neulid bic ses
i1dete beuti9ldnbii9e S6riftitelIerin Srau
&atbinta Sutro in Baltimore in einem
Sbulblatt in Oeutl6lano in Der folgenben
Weiie beantportet: is wirb uns oft gum
Sorpurf semadt, baB uniere Sinoer eng
lid NIT Vprliebe rebeu unb tros S6ule,
Saus> unb Silounsseinfiiiien bod mebr
ameritaner iinb, ais Seuti6e. 2lber ie
iiub ia aud wirfli6 Imerifaner ges
borene, beransepa6iene &inoer oieies Cans
bes, bic, pte Der Gosel Die 9uft, Der Slid
oas Wailer unb bas Sbier ben Walb, ibr
Clement beanipruden, oas Der freien Ses
pe9uns i'm eigsnen Reuier. Oils elm
Sreunb emit ben ameritanii6en @eIanbten
Bancroft in Berlin beiu6te, bemerfte er,
wie bic Sinoer beielbeu INNER oeuti6 unz
ter ii6 reoeten, uno auf ieine segen ibren
Sater 9eGuBerte Serpunoerung barber
CAB Der srpBe Siitoriter rubig suriit:
vOas liegt in Der guft; tros ~unieres @ins
%fluiles, troe gebrer uno Sienitboten fommt
ben 8inoern lei6ter Die Spra6e bes Qane
oes, in benz ii6 ibre Sbeen bilOen, ais bic
Der Gltern!" 90 limb aud Die 8inber Der
0euti9 : ameritaner in Soeen, @ni9aus
ungen, Spra9e uno @eien mebr &inber
amerita's, ais 0euti6lanbS unb MIR bic
Grsiebung lebrt iie 0as bo6balten, ebren
uno iib anei9nen, mas ibre Gltern be-
iieen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-09
I'm Sedum sins Elm Sduerlein, weldes

Sn Sedum sins Elm SduerIein, wsl6ss
an Sortisen Yoitamte 9eloSablunsen gu
MAIDEN bate unb bereits mebrere Wtinuten
aui ben geraoe nit Sele9rapbiren bel6Gfs
tisten Yoit : Seamten sewartet bate, snos
lid miBmutbis pon banner unb auBsrts
ipdter 81 einem Setannten, CT babe auf be,
Yoit ni6t fertis werpen %tOnnen; eS ie
bort ein S6neioer anweieno geweisn, mel.
der aui elmer Ndbmdi6ine 9enabt babe uni
ii6 gar ni6t babe it6ren laiien pouen.
90 mas fam AUDI nur in Sedum pal.
liren
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-09
WfilitGrii6es.

llntsroifisier (initruirsno): ollie sebn
Gage srbdlt Der Soloat feline gSbnuns ;
man nennt bieisS cine 0etabe; es gibt
aber SroSbetaoen, wel6e ale pier Gage
ausge9eben werSen. u Selbwebel: Inter.
~oiiiSier S9ulee; t%onsentriren Sic bod Die
Qeute ni6t 10 melt auseinanoer!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-09
Giner Der beriibmteu ,,SGacr", ~

iebt Die llmseseno uon Wteb IN oss Worts
u~srueseniter Seoeutuns runiider MAIDEN,
bat Der Gag. be. Corr" ,ufolse am Sonns
tag, II. DECEMBER, wieoer einmal Elm
bubbles Stiitden seleiitet. Na6oem bsrs
ielbe einen Saien anseidoiien, ridtst er
iein &obr aui cine SteIs nsbenan, no Elm
tleines Mdb6en ;wei 6iibe bitet. Gr
perlpunoet Die &leine al Der Wange uno
i6isBt elmer Der Sibe Elm 2luss aus. Die
vSoublette" piro benz 0tanu tbsusr ,u
iteben tommen, unb bas nit He6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-09

Sic Slide Der 3ufunft. sir uniere
Sausfrauen biirfte es uon 9roBem Sntereile
iein, bab cine Heusrilng i'm 6ii6en : De
partement in Iusii6t itebt, peI6e ibnen
uiel Irbeit, Otiibe unb Soften e~rlparen
pirb. SIS lit Dies bas &o6en Der Speis
len uermitteIit Der Glectrieitdt. ginsm
firsIid in Qonbou barber gebaltenen 9ors
tras entnebmen mir oas SoIsenoe; yWau
nebme elm &o9sei6irr, psrbinoe bas cine
gnoe NIT Der Sauptleituns unb bas anbere
NIT Der Ridleituns bes eIsttrii9sn Stro,
mes unb umpinbe bas @an,s nit DRAFT.
Der bieien burd3udenbe Strom uiro bie
@dnbe oes &O9tOpfs iebr raid beoeutenb
erpdrmeu uno ben sSnbaIt gum Siebsn
%brinssu. Die sur Spsiiuns pon pier
@IiiblidtIampen nOtbise &raft, b. B..
8drme, er,ieIt oieies GrsebniB in 5 bis 6
Minuten, mem bas @sfdB cine Quart bdlt.
Sier 9ampen toiten aber bic Stunoe etma
2 Gents. SoIslid todt bic GIsetrieitdt 10
gut pie umionit. SD CLAUDE, ridloB Der
Sortrasenoe, mir weroen in ni6t ~ ferner
!3utunft einen dbuliden Ipparat gum &os
den, Sdmorren unb Sraten unb anoeren
6ii9en;weten| in ieoer Slide beiisen."
@is uiel llnbequsmli1teit unb Ser
bruB iibsr I6Isdt sisbenos Ssfsn, Staub
uno iibermaBise Sise u. bsl. wiirpe bas
our6 ni6t Sausfrauen uno 6O6innen err
lpart bIeiben!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-09
SeitgemGB.

glrst: YBas feblt Sbnen?"
Yatient: sd babe iol6es Suten in ben
6iiBen."
9lrst: Sinh Sic uieuei6t Saiiirer bel
elmer Sant?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-09
Wa8ere Went6en.

Wells Health Remover" iteut bic @eIunb.
belt pisbsr Der uno sibt Srait, turirt Masen
l9wa6e, lluiru6tbarfeit uno anoere @ei6le6tS
&ehler. 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-09

0amoerbiIt tluiperftat, RaibstIt, 9enn.,
SO bsi&eintse bic bstf pertreiIiaen Gissni&aftsa
ron yrpf. Dartps ryrrp6plaettc Slate.S Gs 0eSs
tniietrunass uuo Retnisuussmiftsl III ss iowebl
tbeprstti& mite yratttia psriasli&er al5 ansers tes
sannte Itttef.-R. &. 8aptou, grsf. Der Gbsmte.
r9arbsS 1Inios Utre empfebtes 0eus
Son. aleganSsr 9. Etepbtns, Georgia;
Gep. Gbas. r. Deems, SremelinSSs1tr6t, U. a.;
Srf. Sc Gsuft, Gelumtia 1niperftatsrrcf., S.S.;
Seer. Y. 3. Bottle, Prot. Rsreer=1 lntperttht;
9urdauS MetbwenSte TAR ieoea CaaSbaIt.
Epltcrnmen uni9ahli@. gu tnntrittem ceer hubers
"a Itsem @esrdu& far Weenf4su une gisS.
Tas vSluip1 IN srhneli& erprpbt rprsen urs ptr
taben gsrpeiie poqauf, BAT es auss bas teptItt mas
btsr ron TIM be5auptst ntrb. CUR pouRsnsisaeu
ausfunft lafe man f& Bet fsinem apctstfer etn
G5smplar Der Srui60re sebsu cher peuse I'D sssbalh
an bic Gtsentbdme,
Gabrtereube S6emtter, YbtIaSelpttd-
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"~RUCHUPAIRAn

S9usQe, sriiuolide Sur iiir ole idmer;li6sr
Hieren, Slaieu uno urins Organ Rrantbeiten
81. Sei 2lpotbefert.
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Uleoernoe nno traute
Ysrtenen srauidt uno
wunDtte8en cereutei
fns4 Saeen mu mOars
Ns blnle,A
umfetne y un,1aes
h1 ssmapt u. sereinist;.
WSen t@ttmmen Rats
tneres 9s,lm,'Isl.
mHs0u"8sPoW tel'
pert.
W9en ~eIrorene 4MBe,
1rcrpentsn, Sams
orrDotoen, aaf9es
neoens Saat &C.
VDenmattsmu ee'
seMt. 49,.
@et9er, mftB0detnt
fasp zen geeranp pes
vSiIts- erlanSt.
S@tNsneoer rerpuiet
Bun! Wetntgen osS
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ROUGH ON RATS"

Sertreibt Ratten, OtGuie, Rotbausen, Slisseu
amelen, SettwanSen, Stinttbiere. 15c. Se
Apotbetern.
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Spgberie
berbatet.

Gte 4erjte Bier ses
trauben DARIUS vSluioa
nit srosem GrfeI0e BET
Otpbtberis.
u. 10 ert,
GrcenSb 70, WId.
Sle@te au5setrodnet.
Cholera perbntet.
0efAWlre seretntst
unb setetlt.
BET 1oeeSfauett iclts
her eetHudm pamtt be-
bareelt treresn "a
ipirb jessn ptbsrG9su
Geru4 rerbiteu.
Der aaSgs3et6Mete
Mrjt Or. &. Marion
9imS, Rem Yert, iast :
so BIN I5er1sust, bdS
Grpf. DARIUS Grppbps
Tactic Club eth rpsrt6s
ROLES Tssiuiieiruusss
mittsl tf.-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-09
Darbps
prop@Q(aCtiC }1uio.
Cha s@eaenfYanS tas
0u9euaettsea Northumberland.

0seen G6astad
nno tWbofe0tsbsr,
Stpbfberte, epets
6elHub, 4aISees
f9ware, Do6en,
Wafern unS ale
antte6enem2ranf
beiten. Wer 8raIte
s sebrau1sn. @slbe5
pcreen, namoetst eas
a~ttsefuuosn bate.
Gforbut turtrt. v
Gin Wittel seseu tbtcs
ride deer pFauJeustfts,
Stt4e ,e.
Bo6en uno po6eus
Narben 0erbatet.
YIN WfuSltep metner
Gdmilie bstam bic Pcden.
SIS psnbete has ySluib"
an Der gatient perfiel
ntSt tn Steberbise, bes
belt fetae podsnnar6cH,
tcrute nab etpa hrei
@oHeu pieeer umbsrs
eebeu, unb bic aHpsren
i'm Sdule bltebSa rs.s
I9cut. 3. B. Barttas
icn, Yblaeelphta.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-09
f.fOO,OOO YaNa9iere
II. I. 10. ie6e Wo6e.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
btfSrssru mir Az auBtrorosntIit bilissu Prstisu na6 uub
pon Dtutihlauo. Oettrrsitsunsarn, Der SdweiJ. poIeu,
Sbbmtu u. T. 10.
aatu ginpauosrsrn mad p.itIideu Staateu III bic Reiis
nbtr Baltimore sans bsioreers anBuratben: ie reiieu
fthr btuis, limb In Baltimore Dor jeoer leberuorlbstluns
sti4lBt uno tonnen BET antunii in Baltimore unmtttelbdr
pom DampiiatTi In bic bsrsititsb,uesu eiisnbabnwassn
ttissn.
Gr aio oas altt 9attrlauo bsiu4sn. oor 8erpanete
une Jrennot berhber tommen lafitn piu, ioute fd an bic
unterIethneien aeenten member. bic ~ i,ou ptitrn Nus
tunit germ btrsti limb. Sriehlds anirassR perosn prompt
bsantworitt.
VI. Sdubmader & So, @eneraI: assnten,
no. 5 Sho SapsStr., Baltimore, Orb.
Sbtr al y. GIauHenius Il 60,
Asenttn In 9bicago, 81.
Sn Dubuque, Soma, an Y stsr Risns& z obn.
az a6ttt oaraui. baB Gusrs paiaseihsins iir bic
Gampftr oes Rorooeutiden Slopo a~nsseiteut iperoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-09
Gs mer3t
Malaria aus.

tehient, fpQte IS rsi6l!5 ssbrauSsn. @tlbe5
tMpar,e Grbre6sa ttattsetunosn bate,