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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-06-21
Practical Hints.

"A practical farmer recommends the
growing of two crops OF buckwheat in
succession as a meas of exterminatihg
wire worms. They will not eat buck.
wheat, and are starved to death.
As rule, less attention is given
the pig pen than the stable, and the
swine which are kept constantly in
confined quarters are much more La
BILE to become diseased when neglect
ed than any other live stock. Clean
quarters for pigs will well repay their
owners.
Vanished wagons should never be
housed in stable, or where any stock
is kept, tor ammonia that comes from
the manure kills the life of the varnish
destroying all of the gloss. 1t is always
| best, if possible, to keep vanished car
riages and wagons in building away
from the barn.
Professor Law says that "the great
r4sjority of ringbono in young horses
comes from the failur to shorten the
toes" To this may be added that
ringbone is apt to be formed if colts
are allowed 70 stand on a plank floor,
or anywhere else where the footing is
hard during the first eighteen months
of their age. Whether in stable or
yard during this period let them have
earth for standing or walking, free
from stone or gravel. If their sum-
mer pasture is gravelly soil, or even
somewhat stony. 1t is not objectiona.
BILE, because the colt will always pick
out sp- ingy turf enough to stand and
walk on without iojdry to his feet,
or joints.
II. B. Terry reminds farmers that
"stitch in time" saves labor in look
ing after potato beetles as well as in
other business. Bypicking off the first
beetles that appear the second crop
will be largely diminished. For those
which escape, and there are always
some, be uses a pan with handle and
a long paddle, With these implements
man need not stoop, and can gather
from two rows at once, the tops are not
Injured, and there is no danger of
poison.
In order to grow Hungarian sue
cessfully it is essential that the ground
should be freshly plowed and narrowed
once before sowing. Sow half bushel
of seed to the acre-if sown thinner,
the growth will be too rank and coarse.
After sowing, drag it in with a smooth
ing harrow. or brush it in, and if the
soil is dry on the surface roll it in, by
all means, as that will bring the mois-
ture to the surface, enough to germin-
ate the seed.
"A horticulturist, writing to the Ohio
Farmer, says: Nothing is more dis
tressing to a level-headed horticul-
turist than to see tomato plants a foot
or eighteen inches high and bare of
branches to the top, swaying and whip
ping 10 the cold wi d after transplant
ing. Where such drawn-out plants
must be used, a small inclined trench
should be dug and nearly the whole
stem placed beneath the soil. No eyi!
will result but much good from such
planting, and a vigorous, stocky growth
will follow"
"A wise farmer will keep a good
class of horses or none. There are cases
where circumstance may interfere
somewhat, but the man who tries to
run farm and gets the bes! results by
getting along with old plugs of horses,
certainly stands in his own light. The
character Of his horse IS generally q
| pretty good indication of the character
/ Of the owner.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-06-21

A SPECIAL train on the Bound Brook
IN. J railroad, carrying some of the
officials of the railroad to New York,
and going at the rate Of mile a min
ute, passed over the Neshaminy Falls
bridge, the other day, without decreas-
ing its speed, breaking the sleepers and
driving the rails in several places deep
into the wood.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-06-21

DE-. Oliver Wendell Holmes has been
invited to Birmingham, England, and
he promise has been made him that if
lie will 60 to reception by the mem
bers OF the medical profession will
await him there. He was thus invited
on the supposition that he was about to
visit England, but this rumor proves to
nave been an error. His letter declining
the Birmingham honor is made public
in London newspaper, and Is as fol-
lows, the date of it being April q, 1888:
II am very sorry to say that the story
Of my intended visit to England is a
pure invention. l should find great
deal to enjoy, l am sure, in our old
home,' but 1 hardly expect to see it
again, being myself a poor traveller,
and having earned by troublesome ex-
perience that | am safest when let my
children do the travelling for me. 1
thank you most cordially for your
very kind invitation to visit Birming-
ham. Il Is source of great pleasure
20 me to feel that / have many good
friends in England friends on whose
faces ! have never looked, and probably
aever shall out whose warm heart
beats reach me through the Oldest
OF telephones-the one that watts y
sigh from Indus to the pole.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-06-21
Josh Billings Heard From.

NEWPORT, r, l., Aug. II. 1850.
Dem Btes-I am here trying 10 breathe il
all the salt air 81 the ocean, and having been a
sufferer for more than year with a refractory
liver was induced % mix Hop Btters with tie
sea gale, and have found tue tinctute a glorious
result. | have been greatly helped by
the Bltters ami an not afraid 10 say 30.
Yours without struggle.
JOSH BILLINGS
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-06-21

A GEORGIA pcalc hast week was
largely attended, but when the parties
returned home two couples were miss
ing. simultaneously there appeared
at hotel in Albany two strange
couples, who seem cd to have some
thing important on hand. They got
the hotel-keeper to procure for them
marriage licenses for W. t., Simpson
and Miss q, Collier and James Gliz
and Miss A. Lundy. a preacher ar
rived, but here a hitch occurred. One
of the ladies' wanted 70 back out, and
the parties kept the parlor door locked
for five hours, trying to settle the point.
At 10 O'Clock at night tAa door was
thrown open and the preacher admit
ted, when the ceremony was performs
ed. The brides retired to one room
and the grooms 10 another for the
night They returned home to Terrell
county, where the fatted calf was
killed, and all forgiven. They all be-
long 10 the upper-tendom.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-06-21

Missed fire: DJung young wife:
" And Mime Mantua, will get the velvet,
dearest, and all the trimmings, you
understand; in fine Carlos love, mad
anne will assume entire charge Of the
whole thing. 1t will be sucn a relief,
darling. Don't you think it's a nice
way 4? con, very nice, nice indeed
my dear. The charge hss always been
the onlT thing have objected to in
-FOUR dea ings with Nine Msntsu, and
Of course I'm very glad to be relieved
Of that
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-06-21

A FARMER in De Kalb county, Ga, has
SOW about two years old, and Of me-
dunn size, which gave birth to sixteen
fine, healthy pigs in one litter a few
days since. The pigs were all well
formed at birth, and all with the SOW
.Sre thriving.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-06-21

Oscar Wilde says ne cut of bis hair
and assumed conventional clothes We.
cause ofthe change III his calling. "It
was necessary he explains, TO make
some change ia assuming another role.
| have said adieu to that OF lecturer GA
art. am now dramatic author.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-06-21

CANON FARRAE says He alone by
whom the hairs Of our heads are num-
hcIed can count the widows who are
widows because of alchol; the gray
hairs that it has made gray; the sad
hearts that it has crushed with sadness;
the ruined families that it has rujned;
the brilliant mind which II has queuch.
cd; the unfolding promises which il
has cankered the bright and happy
boys and girls whom it has blasted into
misery; the young and gifted whom il
has hurried into dishonored and name
less graves"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-06-21
Troops of Ailments vanquIshed

On account OF the promptness with which it
checks the tevers generated by unhealthy eShaia-
ti0ns, llpstetters Bitters is considered an indis-
pensabls family medicine on the bo ders Of our
southern and western rivers, and in the t.
Elements whore tie pillow and the axe are for the
first time disturbing he solitudes of nature. Its
reputation, however, is not cOnd1ed to such local
tiles. Wherever the elements of disease are rife
it is the surest safeguard Of health wherever
sickness prevails, it Is eficseious as a remcdy.
Among the serious diseases which it is guaranteed
to control are ind gesti0n biiousness and all the
mino- ailments connected with arrangements OF
the stomach, the liver and the b0wcls-sUch as
heartburn, headache, hatulence, costiveuess, nau-
sea, distaste for food languor and debility pal
pitation Of the heart, trembling of the hands
noises 10 the ears, disordered vision disturbed
sleep and mental inquietuie. As those physical
agd meHtal disturbances tend to a general failure
Of all the powers Of the system they should be at
once corrected-as they alwa-s may be-by a
course Of II jstetters stomach Btters.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-06-21
sre thriving

Mrs. ALBERT Downs, a New York
lady visiting in Connecticut, went too
near swarm of bees the other day,
and the insects alighted on her, cover
ing her head and body. They stuDg
her into unconsciousness, and she was
found lying on the grass, her face
swollen beyond recognition.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-06-21

ALLIGATOR hunting is all the rage at
Tavares, Fla. Every night parties may
be seen along the shores of the lake
with bulbs eye lanterns, trying to
'shine" the eyes of the sauriane. A
party last week killed eleven in one
night. They are killed for their hiees
and teeth
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-06-21

PHLm CRAMER, an aged ei6zon Of
5ummitvillc, Columbiana county, O.,
died suddenly of heart disease, last
week. He had always been reputed
as possessing considerable wealth, but
ss he was of very eccentric habits, no
one ever new what he was worth.
After his death 3 search was instituted
for his treasure. al efforts TO find ID
failed ON night, when man named
Price camo across box slowed away
in Tie garret. The box was broken
oDen ana found TO contain 81 300 IN
gold and silver coin, and SEQ IN cur
reucy, besides large number of notes
and a few government bonds, the entire
amount aggregatine SO 500.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-06-21

When your wifeH health is bad wlen your
children are sickly, when you feel wart GU. use
Browns Iron Bitters.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-06-21

Mr.. Gebhsrdt followed Mrs. Lanstry
to Halifax last week and returned with
her to Boston on Sunday.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-27
&aniaS.

= Sn @trarb pur6e elm Yroseb iibsr
S6weine, Die einen @ertb pon $50 bait
ten, Dor Dem Siitriftgeri6t ais ,peiter
SnitanS perbanbeIt. Die Soften bctrusen
$529.40.
= 3ebn @irtbe, wel6e gu Ga Gpsne
unb in Der llm9esenb @eiddfte betreibenr
b~efannten ii6 i'm Sesirtsseri9t i9uIbis,
oaS SemperenS9eiet perlett gu baben.
Gi6ter Sren9 perurtbeilte einen Seben,
500 Strafe unb Die Soften gu besablen.
S ontsomerp County ioQ
cine Sorrento pom 1850, OOO-3, 5Oo,s
600 guibel gebabt baben. Sas Sorn lit
pom Der beiten Sualitat.
= Senrp Slice, pom Sopefa, 6loros
formirte feline 6rau, NIT Der CT erit 6 Mtos
nate perbeiratbet mar, nabm tire S6mufs
laden an ii9 linb nabm &icesaus. 9luG
elm 9elb!
= Die 65idbrise Srau MiQion wurbs
BEL SOlton, ais ibr bic 8ferbe bur6sin,
gen, aus benz Sug9p auf einen Sta6eI:
brabtsaun sei6leuoert unp ibr Der &opf faii
gang pom Gumpfe 9etrennt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-27
3.
elias tbringen.

= 3wei i6refli6e Morbtbuten baben
S%trabburs in aufresuns periset. linn
l llbr Na6ts wuroe in Der Stpr6s gpo>
tbefe bon Geb in Der 9ansitruBe seflinselt.
Der @ebiilfe 6rans Sienbarbt $50 Sabre
alt, uerbeiratbet, Safer sweier Sinber)
Ofinet Die Sbiire unb wirb ermorbet. Man
fano ibm, Den 6opf seipaIten, einen Sti6
in Der Sruit, Die Sberi6enfelsY ulsapern
Sur9i9nitteu. Der MOroer raubte Die
Safe, elm sroBes Metsermeiier lieB er sus
rid. Sas Spfer bcs smeiten Mtorbes
mar Elm @adtppiten am Tuluertburm beim
ISoipitultbor; er wuroe Bel Der 2lblOiung
turs na6 l llbr Nadts i6uer perleet aufs
.gefunoen. Gr bate II Sti6wunben, Der
Sopf MAJ NIT Dem @ewebrtolben ein9e.
i6lagen. Nm &olben flebte Slut bes Grs
i6la9enen. gin Der Moroitdtte murben
Gin Wteiier unb elm folider gart sefunoen.
Otan uermutbet, ouB Die M0rbsr pes apo:
tbeters bort ibren Gaub 9etbeilt baben unr
babel bon benz Solooten iiberrai6t mrr:
ben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-27

2tuf eium Dem 0errn 6er6inGn6
Slider gc56ri9en Bo6ticIoe Swii6en Den
Srtn Z 6lou mo yibic in V6bmen
wur6c bcim Rfiiacu III elmer Gieie uon II
3oQ eiH wobIcrbaltcncS irOcneS gefGB nit
Silbermiimen aus Dem neumteu, Sebnten
umb eIiten S~Nbrbunocrt uorgeiunOen. Die
Wiiiu,en ltammcn pou Sretislap. Yratip.
lop, QSenSeSlauS unb GonraOuS, uno es
Oiiriten I'M @onseu ,wOli ueri6ieoene Sors
ten icin. Die 9nSabl Der Miin;en CREDIT
Die SSbe BON $500 Stiif, baS @eui9t Der.
ielben betrdst 81 Yiunb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-27
aus ben eri@ieoenen etaaten.

-Sn Der 0egisIatur Sreeon's
lit cine iebr i6orfe Yrcbibitionsbiu einees
bra6t worben unb bot piele gertreter 9es
funben. sic wuroe benz Gomite fir
Observation-Disclosures iiberpieien.
Der Nopember Of bes lamb
wirtbidaftliden Departments i6Gtt ben
@eiammtertraa Der biesidHiaen Waisernte
auf 1877 Milionen Suibsl, BEN Our6e
idnittsertra9 pom 4cre auf % ITO guz
ibel, ober u Suibel w%eni9er, ols i'm Sor:
iabre. Der @eiommtertraa lit, trot Der
9r6Beren gobenfld6e, Die nit Miais beiteut
purbe, oe9en 1882 UNI uu9efdbr 40 Mils
Iionen guibel suriif0eblieben. Der Grtrao
ser &artofielernte wirb auf 175 Milionen
Suibel bere6net.
SIN Georgia werben bic Semen
balb ubgeidaiit werben. S~ierunSsmon,ig
Counties bubeu bubingebenoe @eiste pais
iirt bic iibrigen iino oif benz beiten Neae,
benielben su folgen. Der Gi9eutbGmer
pon 0ornpie6 un6 S6weinsu mirb olIo
bieielbenoosu Suuie balten miiiien, bomit CT
nidt p~eitlduiisen unO toitipieli9en S6as
beneriutflu9en b%ege9uet. Sos Gin,duneu
pon @etreioefelberu unb @olounoen erforz
berte ein euormes &apitul, wel6es Jest
ambersmobin fieBen fam.
-Sie duellite Sabrt, weI6e
cine 6ru6tcar iemuls gemudt bat, biirfte
Die Der Gar No. 1910, ,WeItern Sispat6"
iein. 9ieie Gar perlieB Nep gorf ON 9.
October mnb mar bereits am 10. October
in Senper, Colorado. Sies lit iiir cine
Ourdira6tsGar cine erituunli6 fur5e i3eit.
SotobS eli b, elm in Der NGbe BON
@rie IN pennipuanien ~pobnbafter, wobl.
bubenber Sarmer, bate, ba er BEN ganten
ni6t traute uno Dem Ginbre6ern elm
S6nipp6en i6lagen wolte, feline Grs
iparniiIe I'M yBnrlor" in Dem Sfen per-
iteft. Sas Siiuoel entbielt $4,000 in
Santnoten, Vonbs uno anbern Wertbpas
pieren. 60 lnuge bos 8etter warm blieb,
mar Der S6ot in Si6erbeit, neil 9fics
manb, ia ni6t einmul Srau Sei6, cine
gbnun0 pon oieicm SERTED bate. 6iir,s
lid iolte ieoO6 bel Seibs Der breiBioite
So9seitStng 9efeiert unb cine ySurpriIe
Yortp" bepirt6et werben. ga es nm an
Oieiem Gage re6t taltes 98ctter CAB, 10
lieB 6ruu Seib III DEM rFurlOr" tiidti9
einbei;en uno 6alo giu9en ole i96nen Grs
%ipuriiie in 9tau6 mO aide aui.
- III ere 6rie9Sflotte be-
lte6t aus SfiiSicren unO NoiIer" - bieien
tleiIcnoen Nusipru6 that Nomiral Yorter,
pom Dem mon bis icbt gar ni6t gewuBt bat,
ouB CT elm &itwort beruOr6ringen fam.
yeioer bat CT rur ollju 0te6t; Die 6riegSs
Hottie Der Der. Staaten beiibt Sipar Elm
ganSes Seer bon SifiSiereu, WeItmeere auf
beioen Sciten, aber feline Srie9oi6iiie. -
llno bod bat bieie erbdrmli6e 6lotte Sabls
loie Wtiaioneu g%etoitet, numentli6 inter
9fObeion, @rant's beriidti9tem 6lOttenles
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-27
NebraSfa.

= Sm S6neeitprm perungliidt itnb in
Boone tn swei Yerlonen. Spens
Ger YbiQips uno beiien Sobn waren auf
Sa9b uon Dem pl0bli6 eintretenoen talten
Q8etter iiberrai6t moroen. Sic maren
nt6t warm 9enug betleioet, batten feline
8efen uub limb erfroren. Die 2ei6en
linn nabe benz 6af6errp @ul6 pom geuteu
gefmOen wOroen, wel9e @eI6dfte inn
Suuoamte gu Jteligb batten. Openers an
benz Q8agen 9ebunoene Yferoe wareu rod
N yeben. Sic bntten allies @ras, Wtoos
ugb Die Snumrinbe i'm llmtreiS aui9efreis
len uno einen &beil bes 6oI;wertS bes
l8agenS S~ertaut.
- Sn &earnep lit %9egcnwdrtig Elm
l3idbriges Wdo9en gu ieben, bus NIT Der
3eit Die tiirSIi9 ueritor6ene fette Srau in
Surmm'S Circus erieben fam. Sic mie9t
CUR 3eit i9on $50 Yiun6 unS muroe fiirSs
lid uur oeBbol6 in cine Qnitolt 9ebra6t,
neil ic in Qugenblifen Der 9~lufre9un9 ibre
Gltern am &ragen patte unb auf benz Yos
ben umber gu i6leppen pile9te.
- 9uB ieber giir9er bier I'M 9anbe bel
Wablen nur elm Otal itimmen fam, ioQte
wObl Seoermann wiiien, aud wenn er crit
Dor furSer 3eit ms 9anb fam, ALIEN bel
ben lesteu NubIen itc0te es lid beraus,
bGB ein v9riiner" 9euti6er, Numens Sen:
tel, uon eiui9en Summlern ii9 u~erleiten
licB, in ueri6ieoenen Narbs in Qincoln
feline Gimme abSu9eben; nutiirli6 muBte
er jeoesmal einen anoern Namen an9ebeu.
GnOli6 wurOe CT ertuppt unb miro nun iiir
feline 0mmmbeit i6uer leiOen miiien, OBJ
wObI CT erit 2 Sabre I'M SanOe lit.
- Yaiia9isre Der Il. =. un6 Is. g.
Subn tOunen iett $50 Yfunb 6rei9epdd
oui Der Strede SmabusS Gan 6rouciSco nit
lid fiibren. 6riber waren mir 100 YiunO
geItattet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-27
bel Su 0cibe 9eriidt, pofiir CT DemnG6it ei:
men YroseB su beiteben boben miro.

bel su 9cibe 9eriidt, wofir CT Demnd6it eie
men YroSeB 81 beiteben baben wirb.
= Gin Mann 0amens gouns in so IL
wautee, bate wdbreno l4idbri9er Qrbeit
5000 eriibrist, Die er in elmer Sanf bepos
nirte. Seine seiitesfrunfe 6rau erbob Die.
lelben unb bepouirte lie in ireenb einem
@infel = Niemanp rpeib mo: ite mill ODER
fam es nidt iasen.
= Sm Dime uieum in SO auz
tee bat ii9 Sreitog Na9mittag poriser
ISOLDE etipas gars Seionberes susetrusen.
Sn ben lesten Wo6en wurbe ndmli6 ba>
ielbit in einem ~siiernen &dfis unb nit Sect,
ten ~eefeiielt elm wilber Mann aus Sibirien
9eseist, Der allerbinss Nib unb entietli6
9enus ausiab. Der SumanitGtsagent
Wbitebeab b6rte bapon uno mar iofort emit
i6loiien, oh ioIder Menidenqudlerei Elm
Grempel gu itatlliren. Gr begab fi6 in
baS Muieum, nm ben srauiam 9efeiielten
unb einselperrten arrnen Sibirier nit ei9es
men Iusen gu ieben uno Johann NIT Gner,
gle ein;ui6reitsn. gu ieiner ni6t g~erinsen
Terlpunberul9 ertlGrte ibm Der wilbe Sie
birier, er lei gar ni6t wilo, audi fein Sibis
rier unb fem 9rauiam NIT Setten belaitetes
Weni6entino, ionbern elm vinarter" GAM
fee, Der gang ircimiais unb gu ieinem Ser
anii9en ben wiloen Mann ipiele. Sa9es
gen fonnte 6err Wbitebeab natiirli6 nidts
~etnpenben, uub 10 fam benn Der ywiloe
Sibirier" iein Spiel rllbi9 fortieeen.
= Die nG6ite Transformation ser
@eieQi9uft Der Mil6wirtbe iinbet
pom lG.-lS. Sanuar 1884 III gate
mills itatt. Inter ben @e9enitdnben
Die CUR Sebanblung tommen, ieien fol9enoe
erpdbnt; vgSas ioute nit benz &albe 9es
i6ebeu?", yOes Sarmers @arten", Scr
@ertb reiner MtiI6", vSerri6ten Die Otil6,
wirtbe pon Wisconiin ibre @ei6dite 10 out,
wie lie es uerlteben? @enn ni6t, waulm
ni6t?", vSesablt IS ii6, Mil6fiben se>
mablenes Sutter, iolan9e iie auf Der @eipe
seben, su uerabrei6sn?" II. /. no.
= 9us Ser Gountp Sail gu Ga Groiie
bra6en 6rant @raB pom minneapolis uno
Slafe uon Dubuque aus, nadoem iie Die
@a6e, peIde bic 3e0en i6lieBsn polte,
nieberssi6lasen uno na6 bartem Sample
einem 0ienftmGb6en ben S6liiiisl CUR
GuBeren Sbire entwunben batten.
= 90 ilwaufee bat iett SeIepbons
Serbinbung NIT mebr benn so Stdbten i'm
Stuote, cine gequemli6feit, bic man nas
mentli6 wdbreno bes Seuers in Sibfaib
am Is. 3. 80. i6Geen lernte, ba Die Tes
bDrben beioer StGbte ii6 miinbli6 iiber Die
3uienouns uOn 9iIismanni6aften beratben
t%onnten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-27
Yerfeblt mie jeine @irfmm8.
Werluit uno 0eminmit.
/. Sapitel

/. SapiteL
sd pnro. DOR sinsm Sabre franz an bili6ism 6iss
ber."
.Deein Dostor ertldrte mid fir ssbsiIt, aber Id purbs
pisoer trant, nit sroBen GduerSen i'm @iten unO In ben
Seitsn, une id purSe 10 idlimm, odB
Sd mid uidt bspsssn tountel
Dlsiu Gspibt rel
Bon 2as uui 100 piuno! Sd bottOrte ss9eu seberIets
ben. oob obu, siuoeruug. SD erparteis teiue orei gtos
nate msbr 81 leben. Sd besaun DopiensSiiters gu nebs
men. Sogleia tsbrte msir appetit wieoer, metue Sdmsrs
sen ueri6panOeu. mein gauges Spiem idien wie ourd elm
@unoer srneuert III peroeu, uno nab benz @sbraud psrs
Kitchener 5laiaeu bin i'd uibt nun ~uouitdnOis seiuHe,
ionOeru piess ms9r ME ebtOsm. Sem S~opieuseittsrs usrs
oante Id msin Seben."
Dublin. o.. Suui 81. u. 6iBpGtrid.
gYie man I Z 4 n piro. Wlan iete ib rag uno Radt
Dem 2Sino uuo Aetter aus; ee 81 mel obHe g%enIgenot
g~epequug; arbeite an bart obne auSSurubH; oottore be
itduoig; uebme ale e~lsnoeH, 9ebcimen pttttel, pelbe ouges
,eigt weroen5 uup harm wiro man serue wifeu poaeu, mite
man geiuuo wiro, mas mil brei @Orten beaniporttt
wCroeu taHu-nebmt 0opiensS ittersl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-27
Wtuaefota.

- Sn Wtnneiota Yptnt per-
brannten am IA. Nouember friib adt @es
bdube. 8obt. 6ennebp, wel6er iiber
Brutt's SaloOn i6lief fam in ben Slam
men UNI.
= Sn G o d It CT iinb tereitS 20 6Gus
Ter lett Dem Stirmpino, Der 800 6Gu,er
s~ertriimmerte, wieoer auf9ebuut porpen.
Die ~einge9angenen s64 600 Silfsselber
iinb bis auf einen fleinen &eit pertbeilt,
nit Dem i'm 6riibiabr Saattorn sur Ser
tbeiluns ansei9afft weroen iOu.
= Die Snbianer auf Der Seed Safe
Ge@ierpation, mel6e bur6 bic i'm Sau
besriffenen Seed Gate unb @innebasoibiib
OGmme 9ei6aoi9t werben, broben, bieie
Odmme sn serit6ren, wenn ibnen Die Ste,
gieruns ni9t jabrIi6, 10 Ianse bic Odmms
beiteben, ] DtiuiOn ausSable.
= l1eber B | lebte WabI in Minz
neipta i6reibt bic gut republitanii6e ,Yoit"
in % ew III M
ySie iebr 9roBe Serminberuns Der biess
iabri9en republifanii6en MajoritGt, Die
lid, re9net man nod Die mad Sauienoen
Sablenben, gu alien anoeren i3eiten oemos
fratii6en, irldnbii6en Stimmen ab, wel6e
ni6t fir ben Sfanbinauier Ylermann, ions
bern fir ben Imeritaner Subbarb in Bic
llrne fielen, itatt Der an9enommenen IL, 900
nlr auf 5000 ~belaufen mag, fam man
ii6 na6 %unierer Nnii6t nun aus einem
bo6it beoeutenben 9lbfaQ bes oeuti6>repu>
blitanti6en GotlmS ertlGren. - limb Dem
@rlnoe bieies nidt su leuanenben mailens
buften NbfauS, brau9t man bcnn audi ai6t
uiel na6susriibeln. ST liegt, auBer in
elmer ofienfunbis beruprtretenben gewiHen
unSufrieoenbeit NIT benz neueren republifas
nti6en Barteipeien, in Der b66it bummen
rno babel fei9en uno binterliitisen SteIs
lung, wel9e bic Gepublitaner Dem Yrobis
b%itionsweien seseniiber einsenommen bas
ben.
- Oas Solt pon Minneiota bat burd
bic lette @abl feline Staatsperiaiiuns bas
bin absednbert, baB bic Staatswablen
fiinftis iebes sweite Sabr itattiinben iolen.
Die nd9ite @abl lift in 1884, am eriten
0ienitas nu6 benz eriten Mpntas i'm Ifos
pember. @erabe 10 in ben nd9iten grab
3~ifirigen Sabren 1886, 1888, 1890 H.. i. 10.
Our6 Elm weiteres ENHANCEMENT wuroe Die
&mtsSeit bes Staats iefretdrs, bes Staatss
S6uemeiiterS uno bes General 4nwalts
auf je Srpei Sabre geiebt iene bes Staatss
Nubitors aber auf pier Sabre.