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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-10
Another PfDboblO 1lood.

PIrrsBr Ro, Feb. 7.-lndicati0ns
point tn another flood. this tinse from
the MonOnGahela river. A heavy
rain fell along the valley yesterday
aid last night, and . dispatch from
the head waters of the river this
morning reperts the water rising
r.pidly. Thirty feet h expected here
by tO.mOrrOW.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-10
Bisunarck'0 Health.

BERLIN, Feb. 7.-Emreror William
hell 4 conference Tuesday with Count
1T. Hartxlield. Foreign Secretary.
The importance attached to the IN
terview was reported to have been .
discussion relating to B:sn,arck's
health.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-10

Uuivesotty Burned.
MIxNEAPoLIs, Ainn., Feb. T.
The main building of Haultn Uni
vervity was burned this mesning. A
school Of I'D pwpils Wa IN session
but al escaped. Loss e5,OD, insur-
ance s., ,sOO.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-10

Charles w. Crockett, . gsandsoa
Of the famous Davy Croekstt, has
lsst been elected Se1geant-at-ASW
Ior the Senate Of Tennessee.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-10
Great Plood IN tho Ohio.

CINCINNATI, Feb. Rain CON-
tinuesi til toward daylight, when the
Temperature fell below freexjng p0lnt.
TO-day's indications show snow. In
terruptions to the Telegraph indicate
heavy tain In many places. The
Western Union OflSCe at Marietta,
Ohio, IL reported under water. No
direct COMMUNICATION from there for
some time indicates . great food In
the Ohio river. There n much wire
truuble Throughout Kentucky and
Indiana. caused by sleet on the wires
and the hr. aking of the poles.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-10
Diagracod 0onerol.

BERLux. Feb. 7.-Referriug to the
discussion Tn France Ou General
Thebaudeau's c0nduct at Metz, the
K,rx. Zeifw.y says: The Government
il yi9ht iu deeming Il . matter fos
the Fluurh people and army to con-
sidek whether they are willing to -.
cept - the highest repreceutattve oS
the army . ge0essl who has broken
his word Of homo.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-10

LITTLE Rock, 1e6. "A tsoGedy
oeeurrod amoog u Creek Ind6a10la6t
eeEng1av. The espAa1 eaaey ~
digel16o1ed, and 00e q the 1nehgo
haod leeelyod e0o. H6 go loek
drove hin esa4y. On Saturday -
,eeelved - 10y asd esn1ey
ssl ~ ~ ~ tkrs1S the ~
while soooplng. The W6o)o countsy
Was asooged and a1to0p1od . eaS.
turo ~ lunotio. lin 0as1ott VI
0sgtally wounded The In6la0 the0
took shoeee under . VaGo0 a1a q.
le00od hj0oeN with In aEmo. Il
being i0ponib1e . eaptuye hin -
W. killed ~ . veil 0j5oeted vs)lsy.
The DgiDc51ol ohief oftb0 OpoGo Ii
ala.s, Joseph PswSss Nefevshe. b
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-10

y. 1858. WHOLE NO. 4O6.
FRASER & OHAL1GERs,
CHICAGO. I'LL.
Manufactures. q l-sssvsA and Asss'vsa F's~'''
Mill and Mining Machinery
:: =: -: - ~: ': . :'' 70"
QUARTZ MILLS,
'~ s:s - =: S W.: s. : y: a = II: 2:: IL:
s'' o'~ R'''} kS 1.i:: $500: s:::.s'" ''''''<' d."
SHIFTING FURNACES,
..: IS: ~: ~
g: :: e.: ::: :: .s * :: s"' ' Copper "'
Fm 0n c,eeataiM q Vaaaa Nils
=: f.; ::: =: $780,: :s:; '' '
s;..: 81, : =: Sc 81 IN s::ss:: s''::ss" ''
LEAOHING4 MILLS.
Improved Cor1tss ussd Plain slide Ialve.
Aleves's Ctst'of E's0tsses.
~ 80; ::$%: a z: z: -: Ii !
HOSTING ENGINES.
s.: - :: 80: :;; 80 &: g:
Baby Heists fbr Prospecting II. r. - II. r.
UDof oef SAetU eAoe4, Auo Aoy SUE Ano fooo O cans
MeCasaplls Pstsua u Whsss u A1sls-Bsa 10
with know that We have b9i
aee mls In the Wea n'eutto" few
u ~ hundred and dny
esru vEF7 MrrIa
Stamps H. r. Butte Oat.mps Silver C'i6 n CO Co
sbor III Co. Iesdvil stamps General Custer Ni Idaho
And many Others.
GOLD MILLS.
dvood CT bleek H'A g Stamps Golden Isssc c. H.
% Standby H. Co. b. H
OONOENTRAT "oE&kA9.
Domingo 10 Ton Worka Little Ellen ladv
Boulder C00. lW " Allied Mines COSo
FIR A SER Ac CaALMER9,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
Or LA1lS RE0SHAW Butte.
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q Memory, Iassitude: NectaEnsl Em,s
:Ioa, Avessloa 70 Society, Dimness o. v,s-
~, N0ioes IN lhe Head-lho vital auid pas.
sing unoAoo9vod In the urine. and many
othe! dl0eaaos that lead % iusantty and
death.
D1. MlNTlE Will agree to forS<,s FIve
HCNDREO 00LLARs for . case Ol this kind
the VITAL RkST0RATlvE (uiSder his special
o1viee and tsealn1onu Will nat cure. or for
anything Impure OT Injurious 1O0nd In II.
DIR. 0lN1lE treats al Private Dixcaxes
sueoeaDlully Without mercury. CMxuita-
ten free. Thorough examination and ad-
vice. including analysis Or urine. -. Price
Of VITAL RESTORATIvI - bottle. OF four
times the quantity, SO; sent to any NJ
dress upon receipt Of peice. or e. q. H.. se-
cure from observe tio~, and Iu private name.
Il desired. BY A. z. MlNTlE. N. o.. who IN
. regular Physician (groduSic Of the uOi
veSBlly Of pcnnSylvAnta.l
II RGARNHY HT., SAN FRANCISCO. C>AL.
Sample Bottle, Free.
Sent on applic .iion by letter. stating
symptoms, ecx ami age. COMmunDcatt0OS
alrielly c00lldenlial.
DIX. NlNTlE'B KIDNEY REMEDY ME-
PH8ETICUM, curea all kiIsls Of i idncy
ard Bladder Complaints. 0OslOrrh0ea. 0leet.
LeuooeTboea. rOr sale BY al 0ruggists; 81
. b0etle, a. aix bottles for A6.
D1, NlNTlk'S llANDEIlUN PILLS
sJe tbo 0est and cheapeat DYsPEPslA and
RlLLIoUs care In tire market. For sole by
al drugEists. "sepig
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stances.

LAsALl.E. Ills., Feb. :.-Lastinight,
while officiating ut . marriage, Rev.
Feorge BrUns0n, pastor Of the Con-
xregational Church. fell dead st the
feet Of the couple just - be had pro
nOuucesl them man and wife.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-10

l1llli0003FO O0o6
WILMINGTON, Del. Feb, 7.-Privats
eob)o from vio0na announceo the
death of Aomuol Harlan Jr. soa a
Prusident Harlan, q the HallinGD.
worth Co. 0f Thu city.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-10

IL . never. htltog
cure Tor NerVouo Do
3llity. Exhsu1eed
Vitality, Heminsl
Weakness kl,erma- i
t0rrh0ea,LO8T NAN.
1OOD, Imp0teucy.
Paralysis, Pssste-
I01rhNeA. Ainl al
the terrible effects a.
9elf.A6uxe. youth
eul lOlltes aud eX-
ceases In motuIor
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-05

The Government of the khcdivs has
proposed that the authority Of the
mixed Judicial tribunal ia Egypt be ex-
TSnoed 10 As t. cover citizens ot the
United States accused IF crime, who are
Cos tried before Consular Conrts. This
vosernment is moi indisposed To accept
~ cnanRe, but believes that its terms
souio be submitted for criticism TO the
.smission appointed To revise the
SAnle subject.
kKxIC0.
- no time in our national history has
- - more manifest need Of close
II n. ank relations with n-iphboTinR
& an now exists with respect -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-05
SWEET MINDED WOMEN

So great is the influence of sweet
minded woman on those around her
that it il almost boundless 1t is to her
that friends come i'll seasons of sorrow
and sickness for help and cCmfort one
soothing touch of her kindly hand
works wonders in the feverlsh child "
few words let fall from her lips in the
ear of a sOrrowing sister do much to
raise the load of grief that is bowling
its victim down to the dust in anguish.
The husband comes home worn ont
with the pressure Of business. and feel
lug irritable with the world in general ;
but when he enters the cosy sitting
room, and sees the blaze Of the bright
fire, and meets his wife's smiling face.
he succumbs in a moment to the soOth
ing influence which acts ~ the balm of
Gilead to his wounded spirits. We all
are wearied with combating with the
stern realities of life. The rough
school boy flies in rage from the
taunts of his companions to find solace
in his mothers smile: the little one,
full of grief with his own large trouble.
finds n haven of rest on its mother =
breast; and so one might go on with in
stances of the influence that sweet
minded woman has in the social life
with which she Is connected. Beauty is
Al insignificant power when compared
with hers.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-05

On several occasions during the past
wear officers of the army have, At the
rsones, of the State authorities, visited
their military encsmpments for the IN
spec,ion of the troops From the re-
ports of these officers | am induced to
believe ths. the encouragement of the
State militia organization by the Ma
t,oual Government; would be- followed
by very gratifying results and would
afford il in Sudden emergency the aid
of large body Of volunteers educated In
the performance of military duty.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-05
INDIAN TROU BLES.

From the report of the Secretary Of
War it will be seen that only III a single
instance has there been disturbance
of the quiet condition of our Indian
tribes-a raid from Mexico into Arizona
by small party of Indians, which was
pursued by Gen. Crook into the noun
tain regions from which II had come.
Ii is confidently hoped that a serious
outbreak will not occur agt m. and that
the Indian tribes which have for so
many wears disturbed the West will
hereafter remain in peaceable submis-
SION
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-05

NORTHERN PACIFIC DINING CABs.-E
J. Westlake, superintendent of the din
ing car depar ment of the Northern Pa
cific road. has returned from Portland
Oregon, whittier he went to perfect the
dining car system of that road. A new
car WAS put on from Sprague to Aims
worth. III Washington Territory, which
fills up the entire line TO Wallula June
tion. Another arrange ment VAS to sup
DIV immigrants with edibles. Hereto
fore there has seen any amount Of spec
ulating and swindling practiced upon
these poor people. In the matter Of
something to eat, and the Northern Pa
cific peopls intend TO protect this class
of travel, and put stop to the bad
practices that have prevailed. Hereaf
ter dining ear conductors will carry
-uppIies-caaned meats, co Zee, etc
which will be furnished to Irpmi grants
~ about actual cost. This system will
bring about a much Needed reform.
Another change that has been made Is
VA the matter of walters III the cars
white servants having been substituted
for negroes on the trains between ST
Paul and Mandan. Ghs experiment,
has proved 80 satisfactory that II In
likely the ,olored fellows will have tn
20 all along the line.-Psonesr Press.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-05
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

MILTON w. IT,. Dec. 4.-Arrived-
Schooner Nesta.
PORT BLAKELY, Dec. 4.-Sailed- Schr
Una.
TAToosH, Dec. 4-l2 m.-Ship Sta0g
Just passed in.
PORr townsend, Dec. 4.-Sailed-
Ship Maria f. Smith.
PoRT MADISON. Dec. 4.-Sailed Bark
XIdette.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-05
PALACE CLOTHING HOUSE
BANKRUPT STOCK!
BANKRUPT STOCk!!

Having purchased the Bankrupt Stock of
Brown. Hansen \ Co of Boston. far below the
regular wholesale prize :, We will now offer the
greatest Bargains i'm Clotling. Furnishing
Good>. Hats, Etc ever known or heard of be-
lore. To give you faint idea Of what we are
no" doing 70" will note The following prices,
which you will find correct on application:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-05

NEVADA SocIETY.-The regular meet
ing Of this society was held at its room
- No. /, in the Yesler- Lsary building
last evening. Several additions were
10 ade 10 the membership. The room at
present occupied bias been leased by the
society. and will be opened for use OF
its members and invited guests day and
evening. The society il In a flourish
ing condition.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-05

Folly places itself in the foremost
rank, 10 be sern wisdom stauds in the
hiudnost. to observe.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-05

The Secretary Of The Navy reports
that undar the aui hority Of the acts OF
August 5. iss2. ami March 3. 1888. the
work Of strength nius our navy b. the
eousttucsian Of mode; q vesse.e has been
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-05

The Utah Commission has submitted
to the Secretary Of the Interior It's sec
ond annual report of its isbors In
supervising the recent election IN that
Territory pursuant tn the Act Of March
I'D. lss2. Ii appears that the persons
by the Act disqualified. TO the mum
Der of about twelve thousand,
were excluded from tbs polls. This
fact, however. affords little cause for
congra,ula,ion. AMI fear that II Is far
from indicating any real and suhst.n-
tial progress toward the determination
of polygamy All Of The members Of
the Legislature are Mormons, aud there
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-05

In the Secretary's report there Is
noticed the alarming state of iiiiteracy
In certain portions of ouI country, and
again submit for the consideration of
Congress whether some Federal aid
should be extended IL public primary
education where provision therefor has
not already been made.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-12-29

Honolulu Steam Planning Mills, Espla-
made, Honolulu.
Manufactures. all kinds of Mouldings,
Brackets, Window Frames, Blinds,
Sashes. Doors, and all kinds of Wood
work finish. Turning, Scroll and Band
Saving. ALI kinds Of Saving and Plan
ing, Morticing and Tenanting.
Orders promptly attended to and work
guaranteed. Orders from the other Is
ands solicited
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-18
WnS hcul Qchem.

0i. ysilbenen" Sieben. Seute 1T sic
glntport, iuel9 Elm Sunowertsmann auf
Die Srage CAB: ygSie er es angefan9eu
babe, nm ieine Sinper, (ie waren ale uorz
treiiIi6) 10 gut 81 erSieben," Der @egenz
itanS ~unierer Mittbsilums. 0ieislbe entz
bdlt iieben Yuntte, ale pom Der 9r6B>
ten @i6tisteit fir Die Grsiebuns uno Ser
Dirt, baB, penn aIe Gltern bieie v9iilSene
Sieben" BEL ibren &inoern einbieIten, Die
@eIt fi9 rneuern piirbe. 9llio mas ants
wortete Der ,goIoene" Sanowertsmam?
l. SD babe meinen &inbern ME etpaS
befoblen, mas id ni6t ielber that unb gum
anoern babe ib beienoeren SleiB barauf
uerpenoet, msin critics 6ino redt 81 err
sieben. ?. l0alte auf @eboriam. Oentc
ni6t, on woult erlt bann ben @eborlam
ubforbern, wenn lie es periteben. @ebor=
den muB ben &inoern CUR @ewobnbeit wer@
Ben. 3. Grrueiie beinen &tnpern Qiebe,
bod 10, Sab INNER Sur6t unb gbrerbies
tun9 in ben 6inbern bleiben. A.. 0uloe
feiuen &iperipru6. 5. Sn @eaenwart
Ser ainber miiiien bic Gltern immer elmer
Meinung iein. Gs parf bas seii6tiste
Ntno ltD ME Dtnfer oen Safer ooer ote
0tutter ueritefen, nm S6ut uno i3uflu6t
9egen Sic 3u6t 81 finoen. 8. Gr,iebe Sein
&ino ;ur grbeit uno Jorge fir feline gez
iunObeit. Z. llno Dor aQem: Stelle bid
nit peinem sansen J6auis inter @ottes
S6ut. - Oils emit Elm @eieeeSlebrsr Dem
Serrfi Die 6ro9e itelte: y6err waS Il us i6
tbum, UNI oaS gebeu 81 baben?" un6 sr
Damn nuf Die Grpiecerung oss 6errn;
@as ltsbt csi9yieben, wdS left pu? errpiss
oerte er, OaB man Giott un6 ieirsn NG6itsn
liebcu iOIle, ipra9 Ser Ser: Sbue bas,
10 wirit on Ieben, OaS lit, ielig werosn.
QCs m66ten mir audi in Setrsfi Der
.giiloenen Sieben" alien Gltern id9en.
Sbut oas, 10 wercen eIre &inber leben,
ouS lit: leli0 werSen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-18
" i on, Norinth 60. %.

Mieine Serren. = SD piini6e Sbnsn
meinen Oant auS;uipre6en fir Sbre be-
punserun98luiirbise Wteoisin ,Sopfens
Sittern. SiS Dor unsefabr ie9s Monaten
bate i9 fiinf Sabre lang an Wasens
i6pG6e g~elitten, uno Sam erit fin9 i6 an
Sppfsn:S itten gu ueriu6sn. Meine Seiz
lung 1T cine eritauuenSwertbe 9ewsien.
S6 bin Der Yreoiser an Der ,Grlten Wez
tbooilten1 Stride bierSnort, unb meme gam
&c @emeinoe fam Die porSiisli9 beilenSe
&raft Sbrer Sittern bs,eusen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-18

Cine meme Saihennbr BAT Der llbrmas
der gilbert 6eberle III lleberIingen srfuik
ben, weI6e lid our9 ginfa6bsit. Eiafts
li6teit Ses @ebens uno Sillisteit, ser
9erltelung ausSei6net. Die llbr bat
cine orisinele einfa9e Semmuus, rpelbe
Dem a~nter9ana pOaig slei6tommt II. poiiir
Seberle ein &ei6spatent beiitt. Die llbr 1T
ni6t G%emontoirs Spitem unb miro audi
nidt nit einem S6Iiihd aufss,osen. Der
9anSe Nui,ieb:I Fe6anismus beitebt a, 8
mir 3 Sbeilen, weI6e duBerit einfa6 unb
iolio limb. Die llbr bat i'm @anseu 80
Sbsile weniger ais cine Gemontoire llbr.
9fa6 Der non 6eberIe aufseitslten Ssreds
nung lol oieielbe I'M 80 Mart gum
Serfauie fommen t6nnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-18

ein Sbeilnsbmsr oes Seites lei, unS ale sr
ieinen ebemaligen 0errn Der llnoanfbarfeit
beiduloiste, mari Suan ibnl einen uerddts
li6en Slif III unb sing, oie Melobie bes
lSGi luli pfetieno in bas J0aus.
9lei6 oarauf iab Der Neu9ierise i'm in
Dem Sauiaule eri6einen er ielbit itieg
III ieire Sibitte Suriif uno war irob ubne
einen I9ieb nit Dem Belle binpes9etummen
III lem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-18

81 cinem Nusiter6ette NboSe ISLANDS
pon 600 NcrS lino 81 900, 900 anselest.
GS bel6ditistiote in Der lebteu Nuiteriaiion
240o Serionsn, wel6e 9obn i'm Yetra9e
pom sl25, 900 erbielten. SIS ersab 666,
Sui6el anltern I'M @ertbe pom etrpa
5000. 5000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-18

Der Grsdbler sieier @ei6i6te fam eli
ni9e Monate ipGtsr ;ur 9ta9tseit IN Sego,
rinSft an cinem biibl6en bellerleu6teten
0aule uoriiber: Ct iticg aus ieiner 6ibitfe*)
unb trat oil eiu Senltcr, mn eiuem lebr be-
lebtem 8aufelte ;u;uieben, cas- in Dem
Grogci9rlIe ociielben gefeiert mlrce.
Ne6m Inn itano elm iun0er llnteroifis
;ier, Ser e6enfalS uufmertlGm beoba6s
tete, mas im Sunern pes i0auies Forging.
9Ser sibt Ssu Ball? fraste Der Neis
lenoe.
Der 0err Mtaior, sur 6sisr isiner So9s
Seit.
limb wie beiBt Der Serr Ilaior?
Sein Nams lit 8aseambo.
Der &eiIenoe, wel5er Die i%eltiane Sc
ihi6te bieies Oiii,iers fannie, freute ii6,
isiner NsusierSe nad9eseben gu buben unb
lie6 ii6 Den iun9cu 9bemann seisen, Der
itrableno por Slid, Die S6et9en,en uno
ibre @rauiamteit pplitdnois uerseiien 81
babeu idien.
llnS nun seiseu Sic mir au9 ben bruuen
Sen6it, Der i'm b%eireite.
9tu6 einisem 3O9srn errpieoerte Der TIM
tsroifi;ier.
Der bin i'd.
Soppslt iiberroi6t ourd Sieie SeSsgnuns
uno nebr nod e%rituunt iiber baS iusenos
li9e @euBere peS Mannes iraste Ser Geis
ienoe ua9 ieinem Nlter.
Gr mar eben crit in ieiu span;isiteS
Sabr g~etreten uno bate ais Anerfenuun9
ieineS MtutbeS uuo isinsr Greue sin @elos
geident iammt einem acknowledgement
erbalten.
Na@oem CT ireiwiais Die 9eiSen ieines
Serm 9etbeilt uno ibm Qeben uno Sreibeit
Serettet bate, ~erirelte Der treue Mteni9 ii6
nun al ieinem Slid, inoem CT brauBen
itebeno, pur6 Die 6eniteri6siben ieiner
So6Seit suiab.
Oils ober Ser Geiienbe ibm feline Sers
numbering barber ausipra3, paB CT ni3t
Sin 9sw6bnlider &eiiewaSen in 9hablaup.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-18

Srauo rapios, 9tiH., nit Ssrtrit.
49, Soispb @doemadsr. Siihoi Don Saibvia, in ZEN
ntiite init Sortrdt.
IL Or. 1eiurid Giutues Rortbrsp, eiidOi usu SbGrs
Teton, Z. g., nit Rortrat.
~ p. 6eiurib yeuts. o, :. b., nit Ssrlrdt.
49, Soiep6 edsrisl Naper, Sraueer uHo sskser Der
Ytapsrideu tgL. Sei 1unitsutalt in 5taE6sH AIT . artrGt
Hus 45btlouHs Der anhalt.
Ia aus alter 3,i;. Sin Yaabnpsrt an Sts Stt1u bon
6rGH; BON S,sburg.
15y -Du ieat gidt islidts Seusuts seb,n'. srSsbs
lung usu Sran, usn Sssburs. dit s SaRtratiereu.
49, SER @irib". Sane s~risbIuus pen 6raui pom
SssbHrs; nit IL SaErrattsneu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-18

S6ritt tbut, 10 eri6ieBe i6 ben Wtuior.
NuBcrbsm babe i6 nod fiiufSig Yatronen
fir meme Seinoe, uno fir ben Serrdtber Der
lie fiibrt.
On bit ni6t perratben rief Der Sens
did suriif, sitteruo fir bas 9eben ieines
Serrn! man bat mid seSwunsen, all
bieie Qeute mitsunebmen, uber i6 bringe
Dir ~spsibunbsrt &ubel uno baltic mein
Wort.
Die 6piadsn suriif ODER i9, gebe 6euer!
rief Der S6et6en;e.
6aseambo ielbit Bat BEN Sfii;ier, ii6 gu
entfernen.
Swan iolste cine Strets Benz 0eta6.
ment unb nGberte iid bauu aleiu Dem
Sauie, aber Der ar9rpObuii6e Better Del
ielben seitattete linn ni9t einsutreten, ions
bern bieB i'm bunoert S6ritte pon bort
bas @elo auf Den &es SdbIen uno Damn
seben.
SobaIS er ii9 Der blanten SilbsruubeI
bemG4ti9t bate, tebrte Der S9et6ense aui
bas Sad suriit uno mari lid Dem Wfaior
III SGBen, inbem er Bat, Die l6le6te Se,
banplung gu uerseiien Die er, ME er iaste,
ieiner Si6erbeit wesen seswunSen sepelen
lei, ibm angeoeiben 81 lallen.
SD wsrbe ales perseiien, nur ni6t,
bab Ou mid IN Oein Saus auigenommen
uno mir @ort sebalten bait, uerieste Sas:
cambp, bod itatt mid nm SerSelbuns gu
bitten tbdteit On beier Die Strite gu Is:
len, NIT benen 0u MIDI ~sebunocn bait.
Sn oisiem gugeublif lab Der Sdet6en;t
Span suriiffommen; ltatt Su antworteu
iprang CT pom benz DAD binunter unp maj
pie Der Slis uerihwunoen.
Sod an bemielben Gage wuroe Dem ma:
tereu Sman bic SreuOe III Sbeil, Ieiner
| 6errn in Die Nrme Der Seini9eu suriitsu:
fiibren, pel6e bereits Die Soiinung auf:
seseben batten, i'm pieoerSulebm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-18

u Gas .6alsuoarium" in Rotbs uuo S&warSsrut nit
- ueueu @Guichrtsorteu uuo osreu Seibrst5une, lsIOte
9driteuuugen Der II &uaosubilotr.
p Warid Spisrurs I'M EempeI ;n Seruialem tSeotdD
nit Bib.
81. Gie elite Der Prsis : adtsisI : auH0isr usm SGbr.
1888.
a Gum acknowledgements. G~usrsuite.
81 Sauitrirte 5amilisutaieL.
~ AeulabrssruB (seoihD.
y Suurrirter -Ereiss9tebus~i Wr eas Sbaltiahr 1854
nebit benz 9u9s5ots pen lC0 Gsptnniten.
81 OF. 6rauiistus, Der Serap5 uoa 0int uns istn Sss
iauasuort nit Suitial uno 6arbeutrudbils.
81 ar. SeiHrtd Soispb 9tatr, srit.r stlaot psH
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-09-01
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