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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-11-07

\ Pen PORTRAIT OF THE Boss GRANGER.
AT Castleton typical Uncle Sam
boarded the train. A white SLOUGH hat
covered his head his hair was rather long
and his face peaked, He was dressed like
an ordinary farmer, and presented the
very picture of New England school,
master. This was Oliver Dalrymple,
whose immense farm of $4,000 acres is
famous all over the country. This year
he has harvested about $4,000 acres He
is pleasant in conversation, observant,
intelligent and thoroughly absorbed in
the business of raising grain. He under
stands every detail and manages his
army of laborers with as much skill and
sy stem as general would manage an
army preparing for battle.-Dakot1 Letter
in Providence Press.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-11-07

A very important decision has recently
been rendered in the United States circuit
court of Iowa, by Judge McCfary, relative
to inter state commerce. and the right Of a
state to legislate on the subject. Az act
was passed in 1874, in Wi>consin in since
repeale d-relatiVe to freight charges on
railways, forbidding discriminating rates;
this act, of course, ASSUMED that it is under
the legislative authority Of state to reeu-
late transportation charges on railroads.
The decision OF Judge McCrary is adverse
to this claim on the part OF any state. The
court held that the act in question. ii it
applied to through shipments. related to
subject in its nature national. and that if
the power OF the state to pass such an act
were conceded, it would necessarily
include the power to discriminate against
the commerce of states. For these reasons
such statute would be in violation OF the
federal constitution as giving TO the stat
utes Of 4 state extra territorial force which
is not to be admitted. The practical ou,-
come of this decree, if it be sustained by
the supreme court of the United States, as
it doubtless will be, is that recourse must
be had to congress, to the federal legisla-
tive power for any antl.state concurrence
needed to correct any evils or abuses.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-11-07

We fear Commissioner of Agriculture
Lorlns got astray, 10 his remarks before
the fore stry congress in S.. Paul, II few
days age. He Is reported as saying the
spruce timber OF Vermont wil be
exhausted in four years. We beg leave
to correct the doctor ON that as he IS AS
far out Of the way as when he was depre-
ciating the sorghum industry. There is.
We arc sorry to say, a somewhat reckless
destruction OF timber In Vermont, but
there will be spruce timer in that Sta,e
long after Dc. L1rngs forgotten, - Chtct
90 Rertoac.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-11-07
BOSTON MARKET. Oct. 80.

Furnished by DARLING & HOSMEg, OF the Boston
Produce Exchange. Commission Merchants,
No. a Commercial street, Boston,
lE-Shippers should bear in mind thatthe quotation
below represent receivers prices for round lots aud
are made up from actual transactions. Extreme uuD
tattons can only be realized for produce that comes III
70 the standard OF choice IN every respect The quail
ity, condition and manner of preparing Produce for
market are very closely observed by buyers and have
An important bearing upou prices,
PACKING BUTTER
The following suggestions in regard n PACK ing but,
ter for this market may prove beneficial to those uycr
ssed The style Of the package has more to do with
the sale than most shippers are aware o. In this
market there is decided preference Tor neat East
ern made white ash ur spruce tub, Netting from g tn
" u.s. and it always sells the readiest The tubs ould
be well soaked in brine before hlias the butter pACk
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-11-07
I Il L NJ A Rk & Z S.
7sprt.a ma :els2rIphsd expressly FOR thy ,srstn
Mountain Freeman.
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET
AT CAMBRIDGE AND BRIGHTON.
For ths.trset ending It!estdy, Or. 81, l3s3

Ctte. ShesD. RoJS. Calcs,
At market this weeE......... 35lt ll5E 21.AS 80
last ~eeS...-..... SOY ll,-tu - 30 55'N
" one year axo..... 27t9 t6,li7 Isis! IS
PRICES Extra fat aud heavy premium oxen. s. Ae
50: first quality S7OUS750; secoud quality, Od5 81
third quality ,SGQu65 5per loo rs. on total weight
pairs Sa19 . t3cwt Bulls etc, s+094 80 Working oxen
Sl0Ua35 = pair. or according to their value as beef
Steers, S75Gl35. Mch cows saUud&s.00; extra good
S+ONais0o, with or without calves may be a:reed
farrow and ordinary slso53 ID Stores yeArllnxs,
2aa2O0O; two year ODDS, 3s OdD 90: hree.y earoas
s-7aA Sheep, n dic: extra. : he . Dor s. Is
as 50 p head. Spring Lambs, ~ 81 ~ = n Fat hogs
90 400 q n; northern dressed hogs 81 9oc y h. Veal
calves, 3aa713c . b Brighton htdes a7 &C.; country
country +a5c pets with wool 81 aach: country
lots. 75aSl each. Lamb skins, 7oas5c each Dliry
skins. 2USjO each.
with not sufficient Improvement to start values There
were many fresh arrivals of country cattle "a
last week hut there u head OF beef cattle owned
largely by WhLtou Bros. lett over. Country cattle
sold at A99Ac q n dressed. Hathaway Jackson sold
head OF western, average 264 rs at Nc y n: Libby
Son sold oxen, to dress HOODS each at Sc r n
dressed: c. .. Howe sold cattle weighing 2sIU Ms &C
Sl5: Courser sold one pair three earsold steers
to dress 700 Ms, each, at S9I There bettar feel
was claimed adilc = n rise on the best a6cks
There was better tealing IN the sheep market The
run was large ahd there sales Of 81 old sheep,
average l02 pounds, at 49c;a mixed lot OF les head,
weighing .seO os, At sac; mixed lot Of p head
weighing 3D. rs at 4tc Il D.. Poultry sold at ldl5c y
D. the latter price Des tor turkeys. Gesse sold at s.
cents each.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-11-07

About 32j houses were destroyed by the
fire in Savannah, and the property loss
will, i. is estimated, exceed $1,000, 900.
The insurance will not cover more than
one-thrd the loss. Nine persons are
known to have perished in the flames.
The S. Adams Messenger says: We
understand that 4 carload of furniture
belonging to Lawrence Brainerd was at
this depot on Friday, awaiting shipment
to his son.in-law at Altoona, n. Y. Last
night the freight agent was notified by the
sheriff that the furniture must not be
sent papers for its detention having been
issued.
All kinds of sensational stories are being
circulated as to the career Of the late
Iniormer Carey. The London Observer
even claims thai among his friends he
had 4 way OF boasting of his foul deeds.
He is ,mentioned rs the murderer of
George Clarke, fenian informer. killed
in lsGG. Carey himself is said to have
copfesscd the murder, AS he did also that
of Andrew Mullen, Il Dublin gas filter, in
1870, while one OF the Invincibles now in
prison claims that in 1880 Carey threw
bricklayer, named Behan into the river
I.itfey He himself botsted that he was
present at the attempts To blow up the
prince consort and the Lord Carlisle
monuments in Dublin.
The New York Suu THINKS it is 4 high
tribute to Mr.. Holman's character because
it is rumored ihAt the great railroad
the rings, the jobbers and
the lobby would combine their strength
AMI make w large pool OF money to
defeat him, should he be nominated for the
On which that bright and
readable paper the MAI and Express
1T is alleged that there was
once an ancient maiden lady, upward of
20 wears OF age. who was fourd convulsed
with hvstericky grief because she had
dleamel that she had married and that her
only child had crawed into the oven and
been roasted to death. This threatened |
combination and elimination Of calamities
was high tribute to her maternal sensi- |
biIties."
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-11-07

Never grease boots or shoes when they
are dry. FRS dampen them, then apply
good dressing OF cold uusated beef
tallow rub in thoroughly with the hand,
keeping away from the iire.-Bo0t anil
Shoe Circular.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-11-07

Massachusetts voters have "seen what
the old man will do and don't want him
TO do so any more.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-11-07

The Washington Post says there are
about 1000 pension agents in that city.
Many of them have no offices, merely a
lockbox in the post office; and it is safe to
say that several hundred Of these are
wholly irresponsible. During the last
eighteen months more than 300 have been
suspended from practlcing before the
commissioner, and fully $50 are disbarred,
The reliability and honesty of 200 more
is now being examined by the district
attorney. This official says these men
are well organized body of swnders,
and most INSCRIPTIONS in their methods.
Several OF them publish small papers that
have a large circulation. These papers.
purporting TO be published in the interest
OF veterans, are 4 means to an end,
and the end seems TO be 10 bleed the
hungry claimant as often and as heavily
as possible. There are pension claim
agents in Washington who have amassed
large fortunes in few years 1t further
appears from the district attorneys repre-.
sensations that there are really few pen.
sion firms in the national capital that are
conducting their business by thoroughly
honest methods.
How HE Gagged A BURGLAR-Our
Pownal, VT, correspondent tells the fol.
lowing: A sell was perpetrated on Pow
nails new detective the other evening. One
Of the students went into an adjoining
village to see his girl As he was about to
take the cars, one Of the party seeing the
detective thought to have a little fun,
so he said: There is fellow who has
burgarized a store; keep your eye on him
and telegraph us where he leaves the
train When the gentleman got off the
detective 90. off too, and was surprised to
witness the greeting the lady gave her
lover The detective closely followed
them, and after they entered the house
rushed to the telegraph office and sent the
following dispatch: MAN got off here
come with buggy" Back to the residence
he went, and still remained outside
watching the several doors that led to the
highway. At II o'clock ne called on the
operator again and wished the follow
ing dispatched quickly: Thu bird is
Gagged; come" and again took his station
to watch the house. At O'Clock he left
in disgust for home. Meanwhilethe couple
inside did not dream that Il detective wa:
on their track Troy Times.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-11-07
GRAIN TRADE,

bhAlN lhAIE.
CORN
The m1rka, for corn is lrs: and ve-r little has
been done for snur days vast. We lI0.e steamer
M Nea ~ " aIl,: steamer yellow 1t e21TIc bisH
mixed at 54g65' p tu To arrive from Chlcaeo Ligh
mixed cora Is held AZ - 1855 . bn.
OATS.
The demand fer oats is good aRl prices remain about
at A. a 80: No White at 3e9G+c; No. 0 white at
.. a 5'S; and mixed q. 81 u &sc d tusheL
RYE.
Tia nI-zatl tuiat and the sales have been confined
TO small COS At ID a 'jc = busuet.
FEED.
Shorts have been selling at ~ -51 is.sa: and fue
feel aul mdt4nEs a 81 . y e ton. Cotton seed
mea. sells at $3.50 q 80 rtou-
BARLEY
There sn,.1.a; A2.u; IA Barley ant prices are
lulte nominal
THE Wool TRADE.
In the wool market there IS little or no change to
notice since our report Of lstw week The demand Is
but moderate but The tone Of the market steady.
and choice mo woods are held with cons derabe firm
ness Other grades are loss inquired tor, but there
NO material change IN any kind eXrept that undesra
le woods could only we forced at some CONCESSION
We quote;
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-11-07

The work of disposing of the sewage of
the lower Thames valley has passed
beyond the stage of experiment. Many
of the visitors to Chiswick during the
recent university boat race thought that
the sewage pumps there were the Thames
water works, so innocent of odor has the
place become under intelligent manage.
ment The daily flow of the sewage is
about 100000 gallons. 1t is pumped into
tanks containing crude sulpha.e of alumina
chalk lime and yellow clay. Within
three hours the water is discharged
into the Thames, being described rs
clear, bright and iLodorous. The
refuse, or 'sludge" is mixed with earth
and given to market gardeners. One man
this summer raised $50 worth of potatoes
from an acre lot manured with this
"sludge" The running expenses OF the
sewage works are less than $4,000 annual
ly, and the work is considered great and
surprising success.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-11-07

R. NJ. Ricardo, the well known minstrel
who was always billed as the grea'
Ricardo" died somewhat suddenly, from
Bright's disease, in New York, in his 3j.l
year.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-18
Trans Seaf iibcr bic Siteljntt.

Setanntli6 bat Der yNeiie ~llrgarns",
beien Nationaloenfmal ioeben fertig 9es
ltelt piro, bel geibseiten ME cine Nuss
sei9mung, SrOen ODER Sitel ansenommsn,
uub ais er lS4S Suitismiuilter mar, bull
oete er feline anoere NnI pra6e ais ySerr
Wtinilter". - NlS na6 Der 1S57er 8rD:
hung Oas iunse Stautsweien llusarns ein:
geridtet wurbe, e%ntitano cine bis oabin in
lIn9arn un9etannte Siteliu9t, pel1s leibe,
audi officiel 9efr6but uno na69egeber
wuroe. Q8Gbrenb emit Der Sitel beS re.
gierenben 6itriteu bon Siebenbiirsen unb
Die Qnipra6e an benielben yNa9piasos III"
mar, miro bieS iett i6on Dem Sectionsratb
geruGbrt uno Don bemlelben audi perlangt
6baratteriitiib lit in bieier Sinii6t cine
NeuBerung Seat's, welbe in weiterer
6reiien, beionbers aber Dor benz beuti6er
Yublifum unbefannt blieb.
Oa ioB Der glte i'm CONNER 1865 I'M
Staotwdlo1ens9 tonbsau gu 8upapeitb in
ieinem &obrfauteuil unb belt Gercle, I'm
i'm boS iuu9e Mtiuilterium uno bic SIbrel
peS SarlamentS. Der valte Serr", wit
er allsemein senannt wuroe, liebte es iebr,
in Qnefooteu uno @lei6niien su lpre6en.
Sa bub CT an: y6inoer, Sbr wsroet leben,
Sud sebt's nod wie Dem 3%igeuner, De,
nit ben Siteln ni6t auslanste, wsnn be-
Sud Der SsctiOnsratb i6On vnaspiasus"
lit.
Sine neugebadene Grcelens fra9te nun,
rpie Denn Die @ei6i6te 9eweien Jet.
Deaf erpioerte: Scr Sissuner bate
beim Sber9eipan 81 tbun uus reoete bil
Gborma6e am Gomitatsbauie alio OIL
y@oblseborner S6err Yanour, lit iein'
Sp9wobIseboren Der Serr S6reiber in De,
6anslei?" 9prt pieber: Bite, fam id
bel Seiner Sodseboren benz Serrn Sice:
notar portommen?" uno 10 9ins's fort
bis er bauu ms Sor,immer bes Sber:
geipaus gelan9te, waren ibm Die Sitel aus:
9e9an9sn. Sort fam ibm aber sufdlil
Die So6ter bes Gomitats6ef entseseu, b
fragte Der 3igeuner gan; bepot: ,@e
beneoeite Earthquakes, 1T Der allmd6tis'
@ottuatsr babeim?" 90 mirp's audi Sud
erseben."
@ela6t murSe piel iiber bas Wort, abe,
IS blieb bod beim glteu unb eS sebort ell
outes @eNGhtuie So,u. iih Die MonSa.
rinens9 tsibeufolge III mertsn, nm in einen
Suoapeltber Wiiniiterium ni6t anSuitoBen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-18
Sas Sonneur.

&am ba iiinsit elm gutter, alter Maio,
NIT ldwer ausipre9barem, %conionanten.
iiberreidem Namen, Der ais Gommanbant
elmer win3igen 6eituns in irgenb einem ents
le9enen Wintel i6le9t unb re6t iein Sas
iein friitet, mad Wien, bic Wunber Ser
eleftrii6en ausite(lung fi6 gu bsi9auen.
9(ber Die 6reube an al ben SerrIi9teiten,
pel6e bic @roBitabt BEN bieberen Gamble
wobnern in 10 Neutrality-suspicious. SiiGe
bietet, wirb benz waferen 6situnsscomman,
oanten merfli9 babur9 perleioet, baB
man6er Der iunsen, eIesanten Sfisisrs,
pel6e I'M &tnssgorio ober i'm Yrater fla
niren, benz Serrn Utaior ni6t nit iener
Strammbeit Die Sonneurs MAIDEN, Die er
BON ben Sffi;ieren bes eigsnen @arniz
iOn6ens nit %eiisrner Strense e~inforberte
er bei6lOB, al benz eritbeiten iungen Oh
fisier eia Grempel su itatuiren unb ibr
turswe9 gu r%itelen". ST brau9te audi
ntdt LANCE ;u parten = benn faum bate
CT ben 8si9luB sefaBt, 10 fam linn elm sins
lam saber ibreitenoer juu9er, i6lanter,
bo6sewa6iener Sffisier eltgegen, mel6er
ni9t nur ni6t itramm, lonbern ~iibsrbalpt
gar ni6t ialutirte. Der Serr Maior itente
ben Sfi;ier nit ben @ortsn: SER TT
lieutenant, wie beiBen Sie?"
vGrSber;os 49," lit Die antport.
Der unslitielise Maior fol- einsefnift
iein wie elm Saidenmeiier. gr bat isitber
feinen SubalternsS ffSier mebr seiteat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-18
Sie i6nnrri9e Gde.
Bon Den ySloenbnrger Sdien."

Der Serr Waior pon Steinmdnn ipriht:
rSbr Sloenburger 9sfallt mir nidt!
@emanotbcit uno S%trummbett 9ebt eli6 ab,
So6 martet, id bring ulh l6on III Grab,
Sbr .Cioenburger S6len!'
@ls man oas S6meihelloort pertinent,
ga miro gan; Sloenburg PERTINENT
.Sm gan;en Sdno lumber man ira9t:
ylSie? 9SaS? NaS bat Der Serr 9eiaet:
Son .Oloenbur9er O6ien?~
llnO slei6u entidlieBt man ii6 CUR Shat;
PIN Der StraBenede pran9t ein Vlofat:
Phi, laBt es i6alen Don Sals III 6aus;
Gum Serrn Otoior! S6ien beraus,
Sbr DSloeubur9er S6len "
Sin &e9imeut III SUB 10 pertb,
Sin He9lnert 10 mol; 81 Gfero,
Ole bdlten on benz Sdii5 Die QSddt
llno i6irmen ben 6errn Waior bic gta6t.
30: .O~lbenbIrger O4ien.'
Der Serr Maior BON Steinmam ipri6t:
r9rbebeno 1T meirte Gage ni6t
Die Ellrl6en, Die i'd 10 i6ner perlebt,
Sie l6trrren mir 2etb uno Seben Jest,
Die ,Sloenbur9er S6ien.~
nTb bic .Dtoral pou Der Gei6i6t':
Srunt OH Die O~loel6urger nibtl
S6mer fommen Die Gieb,rr nlir in 3orn,
0o6 nebmen lie l6lieBlib bid auf'S Rorn,
Die gS~loenbur9er S6ien!"
6ldooer1oatl6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-18
Bon ben Neriten aufaeaebcu.

SIT es mOsli9, baB ,6err 8obfrep aui
ben Seinen unb an Der Qrbeit lit, unb burt
ein 10 einfa6es 6eilmittel turirt worben?
SD ueriidere Sic, baB CT poIitdnbie
flrirt wOroen uno Our6 nidts ais Sopfen:
Sittcrn; es lit nidt ldnser ais sebn Gage
Suriit, baB isine aer;te i'm aufsegeb.r
baben, unb ibm iagten, baB er iterber
mihe.
0as lit aber bod eritaunenspertb! Sd
mill nod belte bia9eben uno bieielbe Me:
oiSin fiir m.inen ormeu @eorg uerI6aifer
- i'd weiB, bdB 0opfen gut iino.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-18
Seredtiqter Sormurf.

Doctor: vgber, Serr college, sic bas
ben mir wdbreno meines eanoaufentbaltes
einen idOnen Strei6 seipielt. SD iibsra
CAB Sbnen meine Yatienten, bic i'd i6on
lett Sabr uno Gag bebanble, unb Sic ma
den lie mir in pier @o1sn seiunb!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-18
Srt Weaentbcil.

6rau: slber, Wann. fas' mir bod, muBt
bu benn Gle Sag bis ipdt in Die Na6t
binein i'm 8irtbsbaus iiben? Sentit bu
benn gar ni6t baran, bag on ein 98eib sl
0auie bait?
0tann: Sci iiberseust, baB i6 aus Dem
@eoanten gar nt6t beranstomme.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-18
Sie Mnht Der Wuoe.

Der Wtooe nnlinn nod 10 traB,
Nlrlt nimmermebr On S6ranten leeeu,
llno lhrieblt On leer 6ein SinteuiaB,
8erpebrtes miro lie MIR ergOben.
gSGr's Otooe, bun9en Otubm' uno Bale,
Sid cine Sratmurlt an Die Jtale.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-18
Cine pDniac Ycrliuitcruua

aller anoeren Mebisinsn our6 Or. 81. ..
Yierce's Golden Medical Discovery
goloene mebisinii6e Gntosduns) nabt
beran. llnuer9lei6li6 bel bilioien Seioeu,
unreinem Slnt uno S6pinbiu6t, Die cine
ifropbul0ie 9ungentrautbeit lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-18
Gin itqrfer Scpbadjter.

Snipettiuns.S fisier gu einem baufis
%betruntenen SoIoaten): ysus Der Serr
General Die @a9e u%iiitirte, mar er bod
bofientIi9 ni9t wisber beiOiien?"
Soloat: sd babe ni9ts an linn be-
merit"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-18

Sunge 9eute pber Wtinner mittleren lQz
tiers, Die an Nerueni6wd6e unb dbnli9en
S6pd9en Ieioen, ioIten brei Sriefmarten
ELM enoen, um Sbeil VII Der SebnsGents
S6riften oes Worlds Dispensary su be-
fOmmen. Apreiiire Worlds D~ispensary
Medical Association, Buffalo, n. Y.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-18
Mnh ni6t libel.

Sasten Sic midt, fraste elm Srofehor
Der Wtebicin einen Der practicirenben Stus
benton, bag bas Biebsr bes alien Seri eu>
maper w~esgesangen lei?
Sawobl, Ssrr grpfeiior, aber es bat ben
&ranfeu mit9enommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-18
Aus Der Sdnle.

Sebrer: glber Moris, fannit on Osnr
oor ni6t be9reiien, baB Elm Sru9 fleinsr
tt, ais Elm @nn;es2 Wsnu ). 9. bein
Sater einen sansen 0teter Su9 uerfaufen
iua, unO CT bat nur Orei giertel, wte mu9i
er bas?
Mtorit: Nun bann miBt er balt re6t
Knapp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-18
YalieuSe Namcn.

On, Oein 9ta6bar, Der Gisarrenbdnbler,
iplte ieine @isarren ySefunodrbabn" ober
vGrltOniS" nennen! Hieio oenn? -
ySetunodrbabn", neil ein Sus senii9t!
= llnS Grlt6nis? - Dun, wer iie rau9t,
errei6t ben Ooi nit Mab uuo ltotb!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-18

SienitmGbden DE id0ne GmpfebIuns
BON Der 6rau Snipeftor unb ie IieBe fras
gen, wie es beilte benz amtsri6ter sinse.
6rau: Sasen Sic, i6 lieBe beitens
oanten. es sinse aber iebr i6Ie6t, er fam
ieoen Iusenblit iterben.
8ienitmao6en: Soa i'd pieaei6t nod
elm weni9 warten?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-18
Cute 0ele0enbeit /!

Sie &aNrmablmhble In gilbertspiue, am Solar Aus
eeleesu, In wtlhu 3 Baar Steiue pouaui al tbuu baben,
uuo weIds aui's Bette singsridtet uno ioli0 erbGut, III uns
ter isbr s~inniaeu Ssoiusuussn Su prtauisu. Ser sine peu
Zen beieeu Siseutblmern bat Satota su ieiHer Seimats
ssma6t. Der auosrs III s~rantbsits baibsr s,Spuus,n, sas
Seibdit auiluasbeu. lin udbsrs 2ustuuit psnee man ht
an Beter SruHer eser nod bsaf, man beisbe bic 9es
~leaenbeit ielbr.
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Srut.

90 ense lit fem 9ebenspes
90 obne alien Sonneni9ein,
0aB nidt bas Sarte Bflans9en Slid
Oarauf teimen tonnte uuo 9ebeib'n.
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gu O%erMtietbeu.

pesta srosa etors an Der Sds Der sisbssisH xss WaIns
itiase, ID Der bsftea gage psu ss MARS ia IN perreaien.
Der otere it tn siHem Badnsiassbdabe 80 sHs lang aRe
"a Gus brett. Fatass lu ~btirassu Ia Der cfhss sisiss
Co., Soma. 200 6stS NsAys.
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Sic pcrlpreue Wcttc.

Sits bic @ette, baB On mir brei
@Orter, weI@e i'd Dir upripre6en MID,
ni6t na6ia9en lpirlt?"
SIS silt!"
o9tun pap auf: NOrsenliem."
yWor9enitern."
yNa6tli6t."
y9ta6tIi6t.~
y6aIl6!"
r@ie? SD babe Dir bod gang ridtis
na69eipro6en."
ySebt bait Ou Die Nette psrloren! SaS
brittle @ort 1T chen viali6", unb pas bait
On ni6t na6seiast"
Su @enoelitein beiinbet ii5 III eiuem
@rabe folsenoe Sni6nft: @nbGdti9er
Better, 2 Saul unb 4 Gaber 9insen iiber'n
Qeib benz Sobann Seib. Sbm mars Slei9,
er iubr 10 ms 9immeIrei9.
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LINE.
Der. Staaten II. tOuigl. bslgiite YOitoampiidiife.
Seocn Samitaa nah @nt,perpcn

(uOu Den Seo Stor 0ots, lsrisp Gitp).
Ole prddtUoaen erlts eIane Samplr, mt UoIr NraIt:
.@eherutauo" 500 Csutloiug) .psuutGuo" 1000
Seleeulauo, 400 louneu: SeelGub3 $500;
6bpulauo, 1900; SwtBerlGHo, 1900;
GaoerIaHo, 5000; @GeSIaue, 400;
Neoerluuo, 1900.
Gallons. V~rabtSimmtr. Rdubs uno Saoejimmer in Der
Miitte oes SdiiieS.
Swsits 6ailte se~quemIiatsiteu uuhSertrsihia.
Pratt3immsr ale am 6auptoet.
Oteis Dampier bdbeus weoer Rinouieb, nod pieroe.
Sdais oosr Sdwsiue an Soro.
Die Ssrbit uuO @iuter 6abrprsiie ilr Gaihieu iuO:
Saloon. europa uuo prepaid Silstsn $50 bis 500
Greurfou $40 bis SLIGO.
Sptits 6ai lite mad europa uub prepaid 5iasttsu
$50. 9rcuriion 500.
mi i6eH & mad Autmerpen $40.
pom Anlpe pen S26.
RuEortiie Siuele $3.50.
peter gSriabt Il Sons,
Gsusral AgeHteu, 55 S~roaowap. Y. y.
Better 4iene h 2pbm, 9seutsn. Dubuque, Soma.
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