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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-28
OVER n WATER.

No Mention Of the Defeat az the
yellow Flags by the Black Fl#xs-
BraAlaugh Will Again Demand
His Seat In the CommOns-McDer-
mot Refuses TO Quit the Prison
without Police Protection A
PapaI EmbassadOr to Visit Mon
treal-The Porte is Preparing a
Circular ia the Powers.
ESPECIAL TO THE sENr1NEL.i
PARIS, Sept. 27.-Advices from French
sources, dated Hanoi, Sept. 16, state that
the black flags have abandoned Sontay
and the villages Of Pkung and Lugni, and
retired to the left bank of Red River.
Several mandarines have given in their sub
mission to French authority through Har-
mond, the French Civil Commissioner.
The French forces will undertake no
offensive operations until after the arrival
Of reinforcefhents from France. No mem
ton is made of the reported defeat of the
yellow flags by the black flags.
LONDON, Sept. 27.-Bradlaugh has adj
dressed q letter to Northcote, in which he
uCCldA o AO Will 0k0Ah 0CAihuh IAo DcN -
the Commons on the reassembling Of Par
lament, and charges Northcote with
causing all the mischief that has grown
out of the continued violation OF his
~(Bradlaugh's) rights.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 27.-James McDer-
mott, who was recently ordered to be dis
charged from custody, refuses to quit the
Prison unless police protection is afforded
him, as he fears he will be murdered unless
the authorities make provision for his
safety.
MONTREAL, Sept. 27.-The Papal EN-.
bassador is now On his way from Rome tc
Montreal to inquire into the rapid spread
of Free Masonry among adherents of the
Catholic faith.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Sept. 27.-The Porte
is preparing a circular to the Powers
declaring that if. Bulgaria lapses on to Q
state of anarchy Turkey will exercise hel
right Of suzerainty to that country for thu
restoration of order.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 27.-The Journa'
De st. Petersburg regards the situation Of
Bulgaria as dangerous.
LONDON, Sept. GA dispatch from
Hongkong discredits the reports of i'm
pending trouble at Canton.
GoTHENBURG. Sweden, Sept. 27.-Tht
Arctic expedition Of Prof. Norkensjold hal
arrived here.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 27.-It is reported
that the Russian Government will issue
note to the European Powers, taking ex
ception to the recent changes in the Gov
eminent Of Bulgaria, by which Prince
Alexander was removed.
OvAN, Algeria, Sept. 27.-An Algerian
Insugent, Chief 81 Sliman, was killed at
feast to which he was invited by two othel
chieftains.
LONDON, Sept. 27.-A dispatch from
Paris says: The reply OF China to Frances
memorandum has been received. Severa
Of the proposals Of France were rejected
by China.
Cork, Sept. 27.-The police have found
500 cartridges for Snyder rifles. Six bay
onets and revolvers were concealed in
yard in Peacock Lane.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-28

ocrstic tickets in Cincinnati will bring TO
the Hoadly ticket 1000 votes more in old
Hamilton County than il would otherwise
receive.
In Cleveland the party was never more
united than IL is at this hour. The county
ticket IL popular, and not . Democratic
bolter can be found in city or county.
The same can be said Of the State. The
Democracy of Ohio were never more united
on their State ticket than they are to-day
Senator Thurman, Gen. Durbin Ward,
Congressman .Geddes, Gen. Geo. W. Nor
gan and hosts Of other veterans are nov
on the stump for Hoadly and the Demo
cratic ticket. It will win.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-28
COL. DUDLEY's ARITHMETIC
Significance OF His Overesiimntine
Pension Expenses by 10000, 900.

Sh4 ~ AAAS
Pension Expenses by $50 1000, 900.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.-The extraordi-
nary differences in Commissioner Dud-
ley's pension estimates confuse the Treas
ury officers and upset their plans. Only
IS months ago Col. Dudley prophesied
that he would need $3.50, 900, 900 for PEN
sions for what is now the current fiscal
year. This stalwart estimate shocked even
Congress, but that body prepared to meet
the drain. II was promptly argued, how
ever, that in the face of such enormous
expenditures no considerable reduction
could be made in taxation. But upon Sec
ond sober thought Col. Dudley knocked off
the triHing sun Of $50, 900, 900, and told
Congress he believed he could get along
with a round hundred millions. Congress
again took him at his word, and gave him
what he asked.
It now looks, however, as il he had
once more overestimated the pension issu-
ing capacity Of his Office. It is doubtful
II the bureau can spend this year more
than $75. 00O. 900. Last year it disbursed
only 500, 900, 900. and the Commissioner
says he is now we'll up in work, and has to
wait upon the mails TO find employment
for his clerks. In fact. he says he does
not need all the new force given him, and
will ask Congress to cut down his force by
250 names.
The immense importance Of this change
of views on Col. Dudley's part is apparent.
The large disbursements Of the Pension
Bureau was the chief argument for retain
ing high taxation, but now 1t is seen that
the Treasury is to be called on to pay out
SIS, 900, 900 less this year than was origin.
ally calculated, and $40, 900. 900 less than
was counted upon when the tariff and
internal revenue reforms were under dis
cussion. Hence it Is probable that the
surplus revenue will be very large If other
conditions are favorable, and the old ques-
ton will recur, what IL to be done with
the surplus?
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-28

II. r. Spencer. : member Of the Demo-
cratic State Central Committee Of Ohio,
telegraphs to the New York Sun from
Cleveland:
Your "Plain Talk to Ohio Democrats"
was excellent. but II IL applicable TO Ham
ilton County Democrats only.
The TACT that there ~ Two county Dem.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-28
mn. PIERCE DECLINES.

ERkDAI.... 70, lo03.
nm. PIERCE DECLINES.
The principles Of justice and right are
eternal and will prevail. The success Of
fraud is temporary.
The enormity Of the wrong by which
Rutherford B. Hayes became President Of
the United States grows with the lapse Of
time.
The case will eventually be . tradition Of
national disgrace.
The perpetrators OF the shame will be
branded broader and deeper as history
grows with the mark that IN outraged
people stamps upon their betrayers. To
future generations they will be known as
time serving monsters who fouled the
very source Of free government for greed
Of spoils.
But while they will ever grow conspicu-
ous as assassins Of liberty and enemies Of
decency, those who had the manhood to
stand immovable in their devotion to the
popular will and the integrity Of the ma
ton, will grow in the esteem Of their fel-
low citizens and the fair-minded world at
large until their names shall have become
synonymous with in~corruptibility and
honor. Already their manful attitude st
= time when . prostitution Of the peoples
will was coldly urged for the subserviency
Of partisan ends is bringing them out in
bold and wholesome contrast with the
plunderers Of the public who would
have silenced them with the gag.
A conspicuous character for illustration
ia Henry L. Pierce Of Massachusetts,, .
Republican, whom his party de-
sired to utilize in the present cam
paign for the defeat OF Benjamin F.
Butler. They had thrown Pierce over
board on account Of the eloquent stand
he took with regard to the Electoral Fraud.
The very cause Of his disfavor among the
politicians OF his own party, however,
endeared him 70 the people Of Massachu-
sets, who loved liberty hardly less in
1876 than they did . hundred years before.
In his retiracy. in his political ostracism,
they have learned by . study Of events in
their own Commonwealth and ct Washing
ton to appreciate his worth. The Repub-
lican leaders. not that they have learned
to like Mr.. Pearce, but because they see
how be stands with the people, asked him
to be their candidate for Governor. They
wanted to use him 10 beat Butler. He
declined the proffered honor Of being their
Tewksbury champion.
When in face OF the plainest facts, as
we'll as Of all decency and justice, the Elec-
toral Commission declined to go behind
the certificates in the Louisiana case,
Henry L. Pierce and Julius FL. Seelye
we're the only Republicans to question the
decision.
Mr.. Pierce, in his speech in the House,
on Feb. 20, 1877, referred to the illegal
composition Of the Returning Board, ito
arbitrary and illegal action. the gross
frauds that had been committed, and the
disqualification Of some Of the certified
electors, and declared his. unwillingness to
admis snas sucn matters oouio no' % ~.
vestigated by 1.-THE representatives Of all
the people susnorized Dy congress 70
coun the votes o declare sne result.
he protested that the scton OF the Com
mission was contrary TO good government
and good morals; and solemnly averred
that the party getting Office by its adop-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-28

ICIFTERN GOOD TIMBERMEN AND WOOD
choppers are wanted by the undersigned
Apply 10 JOHN H1NRY, ward, Nsv. ap5ltf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-28

Supreme Justice Field has granted, in
the United States Circuit Court, the petit.
ton of Joseph Hurtado and Simon Raten.
tried and convicted of murder and SEN
fenced to death at Sacramento, for a writ
of probable error to the United States
Supreme Court. The petition was on the
ground that the petitioners were tried
under the form of information, and not an
indictment of the Grand Jury; it wa
therefore contended that the conviction
was not in '.due process of law" Tht
Judge stated that he had consulted three
of his associates at Washington-Judgel
Harlan, Mathews and Miller-and upon
their recommendation allowed the writ
The Judgment was ordered suspended
until a decision has been reached in the
United States Supreme Court.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-28

BALTIMORE. Sept. 27.-The Republican
State Convention, to nominate candidates
for Governor. Comptroller and Attorney
General, met st II o'clock, and was
called TO order by Henry Stockbridge.
Chairman Of the State Central Committee.
Morrison Harrison Wa elected temporary
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-28
ORk.

On Ruby Hill, Sept. 26, 1888, to the wife of
Thomas Rosevear. q daughter.
On Ruby Hill, Sept. 26, 1888, to the wife of
Edward Bergman, q daughter.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-28

A Chinaman and his wife have beef
arrested at North San Juan for t~orturinl
their little daughter by bandaging her fee
so as to prevent them from growing.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-28
MARRIED.

In Eureka. Sept. &c, 1883, at the residence O.
VIM. H. McLaren, by Rev. J. l.. Woods. Philil
McLaren to Miss Almira Millner OF Charlotte
Town, Prince Edwards Island.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-26
Sic IGnaften Saaen in Gnrupa.

Den ldusiten Gag in europa bat bic
Staot Gepfiauif aiif Sslanb auisumeiien ;
bort pie iiberbuupt auf Der sansen Sniel
bluert bic Sasesbeae brei unO eiten balben
Wtonat. Sooann folst bas in Norpesen
am Waron9er 6ioro gelesene Stdbt6er
8ao0bns, mo es pom 81. Wfai bis %. Suli
ununterbro9en Gag lit. &eiterbin tommt
Die i3weoii3e @renSitaot Sornca, bier
Sablt Der ldnsitc Gag 214, Der f~iirSeite ba-
se9en d Stlnben. Sn petersburg unb
Sobolsf IN in Sebirien wdbrt Der ldnsifs
Gag 10 Stunben, basescn bat Der ~fiirSeits
Gag III bieien beiben Stdbten nur 5 Stnn,
ben. Sn Stof6olm uno llpiala Sauert Den
ldnsite Gag lSa Der ~fiirseite 81 StunSen.
Sn Berlin uno 9onbon enbIiD betrdst bic
ldn9ite SagesSeit III Stunbsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-26
Cue Setratb lun bes Geloes, nidt nm
Der Qie6e milel.

Gble Setratb rm bes GelScs, nidt nm
Der 9iebe ipillem.
Stunt! @elde Grdume medt ni6t bas
Wort In benz 9ersen zines Sinslinss /!
Sn benz &ubm Der iie besleitet, iiebt er
ni6t alein cine Grbebuns iiber bic Msbrs
3abl BET Meniden, ionbern aud cine art
pom &a6s an benen, bic i'm uertannt unb
ernieOrist baben.
Oieie GmpinOuns reste fi9 aud in
@uibos Bruit.
Gr molte &iinitler werben, bic Welt ere
obern our9 iein @enie, ii9 empori9wins
gen iiber ser Wtense, unb bieie bewunbernb
ii9 Dor ibn neisen iebn, = uno bas Naes,
INN in 9ipas 9erSsn cine einsise Crime
runs gu wsden.
Mit ii~sbsrbaftsm gifer sriff @uibo Gag
fir Gag sur Sioline unb iibte NIT einer
3Gbisfeit unb @usbauer, bic bes boben
3ielis, baB er iid seitedt batte wiirbis mar.
Mtebr als einmal lieB bas Miitter6en,
wenn @uioo ipielte, ibr Spinnrab itoden,
ole bOl5erne Spitenfl0ppel rubin. Ser
9anSlsbrsr aus Der naditen StraBe fanb
ii9 elm, INN an Der Ibiir Su lauiden, uno
gbenbs %ueriammelts fi6 gu bemielben 3pef,
Die san5e Na3bari9aft uor benz 6auie Der
Wautter @erbarbs.
GiusS 9lbenb bemmte elm idon beiabrter
Mann bon pornebmem QleuBern leine
S9ritte, aIs bic GOne Der @eise aus benz
altertbiimli9en 9dus9en ibm entsesenflans
gen; pie bic guri9en unb Mab9en auf
Ser S9pe0e, p%erianf audi CT baIb in tiefe
@ufmerflamteit.
gnbli9 sins er weiter, febrte aber alss
balb wieoer nm, unb na6bem ct ii6 bas
Saus pom unten bis oben senau bstra1tet
battle, 0finete ct bebutiam bic Ebire unb
trat ein.
Our9 bas Ssniter6en, weldes bic
Wobnitabe NIT benz Slur perbanb, iab er
elm altes Miitter9en am Spinnra6e liben,
unb ni6t melt bapon ben 0iolinipieler, Der
i'm obne es gu wiiien, b~ereinSeIoet
bate.
gluf fem &lopfen psritummte iofort bas
Snitrument. Mutter @erbaros itanb auf
lmb bob fbr bledernes Oelamp9en bod
empor, um better iebn 3u %tOnnen,
@snise 9lussnblide ipdtsr fab ber alte
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-26

yOo6 ncin," fubr er nod sinisen 9lusens
bliden Beiinnens fort, rife bari Niemano
mebr lieben, felt ie nit ibrem Srdutisam
Dor benz Mlture setniet bat, cine anbere
9feisuns wiirbe elm Serbre9sn iein."
vSa, ba baif Ou &e6t," beitdtigte bic
alte Srau;" @uibp better Sunse, befulse
BEN &atb, BEN Oein Gater Dir auf ieinenl
Sterbebette CAB: persib nnb uersiB.4
.Serseben ia," rief @uibo, vaber pers
seiien ME! SD psrbe 9iuas itets sebenfen,
wenn aud nur I'M @ebeimen, I'm t~iefiten
Snnern meines Sersen...."
,Se! Solla!" rief in bieiem @ngenblid
cine Gimme I'M 6musfur, unb Srams
fr0bli9es 9a6en Iieb iid pernebmen. Seine
9uitisteit bOrte ieoo9 iofort auf, als er beim
@intreten @uibos blei6es @sii6t, unb
Mntter @erbarbs in Sbrdnen iab. gis
babin bate CT mn an ben Sriumpb sebadt,
ben feline prd6tise 9ipree in Dem SGls9en
feiern wiiroe unb er be9rifi erit, pie bic
Sa6en ltanben als @uibo in traurisem
Gone ia9te:
v0eine 9errin lit aliO perbeiratbet,
Sram?"
,Sa, Serrin p%srbeiratbet, -. boppelt
tperbeiratbet. -. Yaitor unO Mtann Don
P@eri6t. -"
r@arum bait On mir ni9tS bauon ses
iast?"
Mutter @erbaros minfte Dem l9warsen
peritoblen nit ben 9luser, es war flar, bat
lie nit ibm unter cine Oefe seitedt bate
unb i'm UNI bat, ie nidt 81 perratben. Gs
bate bieier Warnung inbelien ni6t beburft,
benin Der Neser CAB unbefansen sur ante
mort:
Bran ni9ts sepuBt bat, ni9ts!. -.
Mam aus 9uft sefaaen, ia aus 2uft!....
Serrin ielbit ni6ts semubt" unb milb rib
er bic @usen auf unb idittelte ben i9wars
&rausfopf, -rarme 9errin uiel 9eweint!
Sat ie s%epeint, Sram?"
Der Neser nidte.
Sat iie Dir ni6ts seiast?" fubr @iuibO
fort.
Bram i9iitteIte ben &opf. :
Gar ni6ts?" mieberbolte Der iunge
Mann poD Danger 8er5weifiuns.
.Nidts" ,iaste Ser Nsser in Dem unerbitte
li1en Con FER @abrbeit.
v8eim 8ort bes 8ebauerns, bes Groites,
Der Soffnung, ni9ts, gar ni9ts!" riei
@uioo %troitlos unb iaB bann cine 3eitlams
in S9mers ~ueriunfen ba, wdbrenb Mutter
@erbaros i'm betiimmert betra6tete.
v@uibo," laste gram, ,Ou Serrin nod
9tperseilen. Sram ibriasen..
yNein" rief Der iunse Mann unb iprane
pl6sIi9 auf wie aus i6merem Sraum er:
wa6enb, vOu iouit brtein Wort pom min
iasen, benn i'd BIN toSt fir iie, unb aui
cinem So6seitsfeite ipri9t man nidt Don
SoOten. sEM0se iie sliidli9 iein, baB III
Der beige Wuni9 nleines 6er3ens. Wabn.
finn! @ie babe i'd audi benten f0nnen,
oaB iie, bic rei6e, i6One 9ipa, einem armer
Siolinipieler anseboren wiiroe?"
Sin 9a9en Der Ser,meihung, bas BEN
9ersen Der guten Yhesemitter web that,
tOnte bur6 baS Saus. Damn grill @uiof
mad Der @eise, wel6e er felt @o9en MIDI
mebr anseriibrt bate, unb balO erflanser
bic Saiten in elmer wiloen pbantaiie.
Dram flati9te iubelnb IN bic Sdnbe,
uno na6oem bas Mitter6en unter %ianftem
2a9eln seweisert bate, einen Menuet mi
ibm gu ~tansen, beSann CT aaein iein'
Spriinse gu MAIDEN. Salb iebod bielt e.
inne unb iab NIT unrubisen Sliden mad
benz @eiser.
Dieter ipielte alerbinss einen Sans
bod bic Muiif flans 10 wilO, 10 idauerli9
baB iie ben beioen 3ub0rern S9reden elm
fl6Bte, ie maj Der @ieoerbau BON @uiooi
Serrih'ner Seele.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-26
Sic iriide sprade, bic gu a%lnfans bic

Sic iriide Spra6e, bic gu alnfans biez
les S%abrbunberts auf ben @usiterbes@ Stat
seiest i6ien, lit unter benz GinHuHe Der
nationalen Sepesuns in Srlano fart in
aufnabme 9efommen. Dor adtSis Sab.
rem tonnten faum pierbunbsrt Yerionen
irti9 i9rei6en unb leien, i'm Soriabre wurs
ben BON Der p@eieai9aft sur grbaltuns
Der irrii6en Spra9e" iiber 6s, 900 Gle
mentarse ebrbii6er Oisies S6ionis absese.
ben. SIN Sabre 1872 murbe bic iril9s
Spra6e in SrIano bon sls, 900 YerIonen
seipro9en; obSwar ii9 bic 8epolferuna
ieitoem Inn runb 252 900 &0pfe uerminberts
10 bat bic 3abl Der irii6 Sprs9enben bod
NM 1872 900 Susenommen, 10 oaB bic
Spra9e iebt In Srlanb allsin BON 95O, OOO
Perionen Seiproden wirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-26
&alama3oo, Mid., 2. Tebruar 1880,

Sd weiB oaB SOpfensg ittern bas srSbts
Sob uerbienen. Sober Der bic MebiSin &c:
braudt, ipridt in beitem Worten bauou
unb beitdtist, bab bic &uren, bic bic gissn:
tbiimer Der MeSisin sema9t su baben Dor:
seben, ~wabrbaftis itattsefnnoem baben.
Sd babe iie In rHeinem @eiddft uerfauft,
ieitbsm ie susrit por'S Yublitlm ssbra9i
iuurben. Don Nnfans an batten fe einsu
boben &uf anb iu@ten bemieIben itets bsis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-26
Ser ..Geidsbuub" 1T ieit einiaer g

Ser DHeidsbnnb" 1T felt GINGER 3eit
ertranft. Sein Ssrr, Sirit Sismard, bat
ibn Der EbierarSneii6ule CUR Sebanolun9
iiberseben, unb Der Warter Wtiilsr bat bic
ipecifae Phese ses Gbieres iibernommen.
vTyas" loSirt aber nidt etwa NIT ben ans
bern oroinaren &0tern in benz 9unbes9as
3aretb, er bat pielmebr fem Eager In Der
Wobnuns bes Wdrteres Deiiler aufseidlas
gen. Dor einisen Gasen madte Gpras,
setrisben pom aasu GROCER Ssbniudt nod
ieinem 9errn, einen 5lu9tueriu9, wurbe
iebod balb einsefansen unb su ieinem
arantenpFeser suridsebra@t 70 meIoet bas
v1erI. Tassblatt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-26
Seilnnq bon Shminoindt.

Or. ST.. 9. Bierce. Wertbsr Ssrr! Sd
nnS meine Sreunbe eriparteten itiinblid mei>
men Cob. Weeine 9ler5te erfIdrten, i6 bate
Die S9winoiudt unb miiBte iterbsn. Oa
besann id Sbre yOiscoue,p" uno piaden
einsunebmen. SD babe meum Slai9en ses
brau9t uno fiible mid unnberbar erlei9s
teri. SSest fam i9 ausfubrsn.
@liSabetb Sbornton,
Wfpntonqo, Mrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-26
umier Jortidritt.

@ie BEL Der 8olenbuns Der Giienbabnsn
bic YOittuti6en i6nea aufseseben wurben,
10 weroen Die rieiisem, braitii6 wirfenben,
Mbfiibrpillen Die aus roben uno oiden 4rs:
neien befteben, i6neu aufseseben, iobaIS
Or. Yierce's pheasant Purgative Pei
lets'' (ansenebme @bfibrpia9en), bic mi,
3uder. iibersosen uno wenis sr0Ber iinb als
Senftorner, aber aus bo9concentrirteu
Pfan5enertraften beiteben, einsefibrt wer:
ben. = 8ei @potbefern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-26

Sober 5lafas at. Safobs Del N cine s,naa, ess
brau&ss anwsiiuns In o.aiidsr. snsIii4r. iransSRi&a.
ipaniiau. idwebiida. bOudubii&r, Saniidn, bSbmii4u.
pOrtusieRi4,r uuS itaItsuii&u Sprade ~b,is,sebeu.
Cine 5Ioi9s ct. Safobs Del tofst 80 Gents, Giant
5laidsu ihr sa.Oo) III in isSr apOibtis ia babsH 0sr pirs
bet Sstsaunsem UOn uiat psuisu ais $500 irei mad aaa
ab.Itn Der ga. Staateu vsrianet. 9aan a%ersifrt:
The Charles A. Vogeler Co.,
(aa4fSIsr psu y. gOsshr q Co..
Baltimore. Deb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-26
Gin babies Sabrbnmbert.

9er s. $. Simmonbs, v@inbiOr.
9Ouie," 8inOior 0t., idreibt, bab nad.
benz er ct. Safobs Del in fsinsm !Sauis
unb in ieinen Stdaen wdbrenb bss letten
Sabres sesen man9erIei 9eioen, wie GEE
i6wOaene @lieoer, MusfeI;uiammsnSie>
bnnsen, Seritau3unsem, SduIterldbs
man9, &rdmpfe u. /. 10. sebrau9t bat,
er es fiir better era6tet aIs irseno cine Wee:
bisiu, bic ibm lett fiimfSis Sabrem Dor au:
gen gefommen lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-26
. II nteS WIIerIei.

9erd9tli9e Msni9en MAIDEN iid
ibrer Nebenmeni3en 9eioen gu Rlten, nm
iie gu peinisen. @flise &ranfbeiten, ME
!. .. bic solbene @bsr, &beumatis, u. Ser:
itopfuns, Malaria, 9tiidenleiben II. +. NJ.
MAIDEN ii6 llnuOrii9tisteiten, bic Ben
Meni9 besebt, gu Nuee, I'M iie gu bella:
itisen. 0o6 grab Oann fommt Rieren:
6raut CUR Silfe, unb bur9 feline re6tSei:
tise Seiltraft uertreibt bieie Mense unan.
ssnebmer 9siSen. @s lit elm 8eIdiibe,
sesen ben Cob, oenn es lit elm 5reunb IN
ieoer Notb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-26
Sin 6eiitli6er.

Die ,Glens Sa0s or. D. Sailp SEEMS,
i Str%i BEN uO Ss apssss ped 1etSs 3 sn SS%'l nns Ren' s S%.r
&. y. ct. On9e: ygsertber 9err! Birsen
sic bic Site babeu ms mitSutbsilen, bon weIs
dem Grfolse bic %anpenbun9 bss ct. Satsbs
Oels, bas sic pom ms ~fauiten, besleitet par?1
-:Serren 9esett & Sui6. &ertbe Serrenl
@s 1T uou ais9e3eidneter Birtuns.] - 9. q.
ct. Onse.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-26

s%ubebaIten unb Der 8eOarf fir bic MeSisi,
men lit srOBer oIs ber fir bic aIcr anberer
s%uiammen. @dbreno iie ibren b.ben,
wobIuerbienten &uf Der &einbeit mnt
Brau6barfeit beibebalten, wer6e i'd Fl,
itets empfeblen, = biss lettere etwas,
mas id bis iett bebufs irsenb elmer anbe;
rem Yatent WeebiSin setban babe.
8. s. Sabcod. sc. ..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-26
6aaia6t nenn Sabre lana.

sd bante Dem @eber aler suten ga.
ben, idreibtS. 81. Marlbal, pon @ranbp,
@ewtom, Co., Mo., vbaB sr mir Samaritan
Nervine an Die Sanb CAB. Gs furirts
meine So6ter pom epeleptii9en Mnfdlen,
an bensn fie meun Sabre lang seIitten. "
Bei Npotbefern Al baben. Sl.5O
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-26
Cant geridten Scs ftatiiitiiden gu.

Cant 8eridten bcs itatiititiiden Yu=
reauS belief iid bic @usfubr BON Sleii9s
lpaaren, Gals nnS Mildereiprooutten aus
ben 8ereinisien Staaten i'm Waai 1883 auf
SO, 265, SIS, i'm Mai 1882 auf Sc, 1875, :
013, in ben am 81. Mai 1888 peritri9enen
finf Monaten auf s43 ,s3s, 6O4 unb in ben
entipre9enoen flint Wonaten Ses uorberses
benben Sabres $42, $50, 216. gn Sleiids
ipaaren uno Gals wurbsn in ben am 81.
Wlai 1888 ueritri9enen iieben Monaten Elm
Vetras bon $5s, 694 ,975 erportirt, sesen
S59, 800 Ala IN ben entipre9enben fieben
Wfonaten Ses uOrbersebenben 5isfaliabres.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-26
Sin Yotmeiner.

gud i'd bin elmer Der Getreuen, p.nn es f9
UNI ben 8ui bes ct. Satobs Oels banbelt,
idreibt Serr gS. 3. Is. Curtis, Yoltmeilter, 96es
poniet, WaH. gus ei9ener @rfabruns fam i'd
oieiem Wtittel oas Wort reben, oenr IS that mir
mebr GUT ais ale oe Df. Us tulamme19ensnis
men, ipelde i9 i'm eanf Der 3eit iu 9fatbe ios.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-26
Nie Nn,nhl Der Srrfinniaen nimmt |

Die MnSabl Der S~rrinnisen nimmt in
ben Ser. Staaten eridrefenb raid gu.
SIN Sabre 1860 CAB es unter elmer 8eu6ls
terun9 pom 81 443 1921 Seelen MIR "a ,042
Srriinnise. Sun Sabre 1880 mar bic @ius
wobnerSabl so, l55, 1888; Die Srriinnisen
batten ii6 icoo6 auf 81 ,977 permebrt,
ooer 1884 auf jeoe Wfiaion Der SeuOltes
rlng.