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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22

brought back can lie in bond for ten
years without payment of duty. 1t is
estimated that about thirty-four million
gallons Of whisky must come out Of
bond before July 6. 1884, and about
thirty-eight million gallons in the next
twelve months. As the consumption Of
this kind of whisky is FROM eight mil
lion gallons to ten million gallons
year, the payment of a large amount
of tax will be deferred by this arrange
ment. The owners ofthe whisky will
be subjected to good deal of expense
for its export and re-importation, but it
will come back improved and enhanch-
ed in value by age and short ocean
yOyAOp
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22
Respect Tor PavessA

Ifchildren could realize but ssmall psr.
ton Of the anxiety their parents feel on
their account, they would pay far bet
ter retpect to the parental wishes. A
good child, and onein whom cona ience
can be placed, 10 the one who does not
allow himself to disobey bis parents,
nor do anything when bis parents arc
absent, that be has reason 10 believe
they would disapprove were they pres
eDt. The good sdv:ce OF parent, u oftes
70 engraved on the heart of child that
after ears Of care and toll do not efysce
Il; and in the hour Of temptation the
thought Of parent has been the saliva
ton ofa child, though the parent may
be sleeping I'm the grave, and the ocean
may roll between that sacred spt and
the tempted child. A small token Of
paternsi affection borne about the per.
son, especially parents Likeness, would
frt 9uently prove tallsman Epr COOL
A Polish prince was accustomed To carry
the picture Of his father always In bis
bosom, aud on any particular occasion
LIE would look upon Il and say, "Let
me do nothing unbecoming % excel.
lent father" such respect Tor . father
or mother h one 0f the best traits In tho
character Of son or daughter. "Honor
thy fstber and Thy mother, that Il may
be we'll With thee, 10 the hsst commssd:
ment with promise" ssys the ascrei
Book. and happy b the child Who sct'
accoIdiDGly.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22

manufacturing industries Of the SOUTH"
The entire district, including Birmlns-
ham, begins To realize its coming great
nese, aud all through it there Is an
awakening and 8 spirit of enterprise
that are not found in the older States.
Birmingham can be, if it will, q teemins
hive of industry; but it cannot become
so by permitting the veins OF coal that
lie all about it to remain unwOrked. II
needs first Of all an abundance OF coal,
and tLen let its operators look about
them for uses to put it to snd for other
marx cts to conquer.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22
ECCENTRIC SUICIDES.

FARMER LAKE, Of Howard, n. Y, after a
qusrrel with his wife, broke goblet and
cut bis throat with one Of the pieces.
my deeds have been evil, and am
lost" said George Gould, D years OF age
OF Glovervlle, " y, Just before shooting
himself.
JAMES GARDISER, a Westmore'and coun:
ty, Pa, farmer, committed suicide because
he would not longer endure the tortures
OF dyspepsia.
FLETCHER REID, OF Newtonville, Ohio,
fired stack of straw. cut his THROAT, and
lesped into the flames. He was crazy about
religion.
THE lord calls me TO this act" said An.
gus Smith, Virginia negro, and, placing q
pistol in his mouth. he shot away the
whole side of his head.
JosEPH II. BENNETT, at one time q stu lent
for the priesthood, cut his throat in B ~
ten hotel, severing the jugulsr vein, while
a waiter wss going for cup Of tea he had
ordered while dining.
HUGH PLUNKETT, OF Olarks Mills, y. Y,
gave piece Of property to his son. The
young man transferred it to his mother,
which so affected Mr.. Plunket that he
hanged himself in the barn.
The wife Of Charles z slocum, of Plane.
H., charged her husband with adultery,
and sought divorce. He confessed aui
begged her to return to him. On her refu.
sal he drew a revolver and shot himself
dead.
HENRY SAUERBREs. Of Yellow Bend, Ohio
while drunk, so abused his daughter that
she took opium. to kill herself. Medical
aid saved the daughter, bat sauerbren wa.
so effected that he went to her bedside, and
after begging her forgiveness, sent buIle,
through his head.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22

THE official rsturns in England show
that there has been during the last few
years q steady, and, on the whole,
considerable, reduction in the consump-
ton of intoxicating liquors in that
country. In 1876 the consumption per
lead of liquors of this class reached a
,,,o. -ey value Of 1925. In l7S2 the per
c.ni,a consumption was valued at
sI5oo - other words, in q period Of
az go =. ere was reduction in the
NO, Can't. CON sumption Of nearly 20
r., oant ~ a., It part Of this was
due to financial cause uIiHS "neS
81 great business activity. "uen 80 .
are good, the amount of liz uof sou y
commonly greater than during ''UH'
of business depression, and, on ~
v hole, The year 1876 was better per
Tod for English workingmen than the
wear which has last passed. Still, this
would not account wholly for the enor'
NOUS decline when these figures repre-
sent, amounting, as they do, to total
r.duetion in consumption Of liquors to
a value OF not less than Sl25, 10000.
This change seems to have been largely
brought about by moral agitation, and
in the absence Of any marked attempt
ON the part of the government to i'm
rose new restraints on the sellers Of
liquor. The conclusion to be drawn
would seem to be that the people OF .
country can, IL the proper means are
sdop,ed. be brought to 8 basis OF tenn
rSrsnee without any active interIer-
:, 90 or the part of the government
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22

In What paper shall We advertise, Is
an important question with every busi-
ness house. OF course, every business
house and every person should advertise
in that paper which has the largest aud
best circulation. TIE REGISTERi lis that
psptr in Wheeling-eminently 80. Aud
where any business house or person has
advertised in THE RsGI5TER, he need
not advertise in any other paper;
it is unnecessary that he should
Go so. Substantially every csi-
zen reads THE REGISTER; every
family reads it; that is, every
citizen and family which reads at all
reads The REGISTER. 1t is univer-
sally read. 80 that, when the adver-
tiser has advertised in The REGISTER
lie need not advertise further. This is
well sur the advertiser. In most cities
no ore paper has that pre-em-
inence which makes it par er.
cclencs THE n .wspaper Of the tOTn
Wheeling in this respect, is exception
a.. THE REGISTER is the paper Of
Wheeling as The Herald is Of New
York.
Thus III re is the greatest advantage
in advertising in THE REGISTSB. Tue
pages Of TIE REGISTER are ample; ;
brins on your advertisements.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22
..rHECLuUDs AaE.LIYrISa.r

1t has always been noticeable that
when events have occurred which
seriously disturbed the financial enter
prises of this country there has been q
class of croakers VINO predicted that We
were upon the verge of panic. Some
times We have been, but no thanks
are due to pessimists that the great
financiers have weathered the storm.
On the contrary, it has been through
through the heroic and determined
efforts Of the conservative moneyed
men that a panic has been averted.
Every one who has watched the pro-
gress of this courtry during the las
eighteen months knows that there
have been many times when it looked
as though financial difficulties were 60
ing to increase rather than diminish
among business men. The solid pros.
perity of 1879 and 1880 was followed by
a series of unforeseen and grave calsmi.
ties, such as the assassination OF General
GARFIELD, the failure Of the crops and
the disastrous railway wars. Then it
was that the croakers referred to alarm.
ed nervous people by their terrible pre-.
dictions that the business experiences OF
1873 and other panic years were to be
repeated. The ablest and most conser-
vative finapciers, however, had money
enough, but they became very cautious
about investing it, and this apparent
timidity on their part gave color to
some Of the exaggerated and dismal
prophecies OF the croaker5. The great
harvests of 1882 gave every one courage
and soon there was also an increasing
demand for investment in good inter-
est paying railroad bonds. 1t has taken
some time, of course, to reaSsure every
one, but it is not overstating the truth
to assert that now the financial outlook
is regarded as very good onesby busi-
ness men generally. The railroads are
as rule reporting fine earnings, mon
ey is abundant at law rates Of interest,
various bonds are paying good interest,
and, in short, "the clouds are lifting"
1t is certainly gratifying to notice the
renewed confidence in business circles
and it is more than probable that the
close ofthe year 1888 will find the finau-
cial affairs of this country in a very
satisfactory condition.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22
orr NEW YORK CORRESPONDENTS.

THE REGISTER has secured the servi-
ces OF one of the leading newspaper
men of the metropolis, whose letters to
other great journals have been noted for
their brightness and general interest.
He will send a letter every week to
The SUNDAY REGISTER, and telegraph
on Saturday night al important events
happening IN the metropolis up to the
hour of going to press Sunday morning.
He will also furnish The REGISTER dur
ing the week with all special New York
DewS
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22

The Nail City is rapidly coming to the
front as an insurance town. The organiza-
tion of new company is almost a very
frequent occurrence. Hartford has acquired
a worldwide repu tation for her insurance
companies. Wheeling can do the same.
The more Of them the better. The time is
ripe for life insurance company in our
midst, which, if we'll managed, will be a
profitable institution.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22

The wheat spectators have met with
q bad time in holding wheat for rise
in the English markets, in consequence
Of the continuous wet weather during
the winter and early spring. The price
has fallen five shillings 3 quarter. The
supply of wheat comes from 50 numer-
Gus and such varied sources to the En-
glish market that corners cannot sue
coed. The transportation of the Indian
crop, until it reaches the seaboard by
railroad, is in the hands Of the govern
ment, and 10y reducing rates they can
induce the wheat to move at any time.
Indian wheat will be an important fac
tor in the wheat trade in the future.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22
Saabas Rs9ister
SUNDAY, APRIL -, 1858.

THE REGISTER has by sew
eral thousand copies, q Larger
circulation than any newspaper
published in the two NirSinlAs
or Ear tern Ohio. Its adTanta-
ges as an advertising medium
are therefore apparent.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22

MASSACHUSETTS still contributes money
to send missionaries among the colored
people OF the South; but the black shadow
of Tewksbury must rest like a pail upon
all such displays Of heartless philanthropy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22

FOREIGN travellers are estimated to spend
$1,000 900 year in Italy. This shows how
necessary 1t is to travel. Poor old Europe
would starve IL the rich dudes OF the world
did not go there and contribute.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22
TIE Reporter as shs Cssveh Ssppss.
"Wbo b that Angry. lod1lng MAR
THAT, my Son. b . Reporter"
"yo Reporters always look Aadr

Dat, my 6On. " Reporter.
"Do Reporters always look Nad?
"Not alwsyA"
"Wbat Ais that OneT
'Jle has Been to church Supper"
"Wasrt he InyitedTr
"Gb, yes. Five 81 the pfettiest Girls
IN the parish Urged him "a CO." =,
81 should Think be would have hkea
That"
Ale did. ADG Zach Of these ghs
Wanted him to give my Table ~ y
ial Mention"
''Did He get any SUPPER
''Of course be Did. He bought
scent Sandwich for Q Quarter aud sse
II after the rest got through
"Wbere ID he Going DOW"
He IL going TO the Once 70 vn.s
that the parish Church supper h*
Night was . most agreeable success
The lovely Faces OF the fair Nsiden$ w
attendance on the TsbIes were Ont
rivaled by the CharminG iibershlt
with which they Dispensed the D ''''
Of Wanda"
"Are Reporters ever aprcastic!'
"No, my Bon, never"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22

YELLOW FEVER Is unusually preva-
lent in Cuba and the other islands Of
the West Indies, and the National
Board of Health has acted wisely in
ordering the opening Of quarantine
stations on the Southern coast earlier
than usual. The station at New Or
leans is to be opened on May /, and the
stations at other southern ports MT
later than May -. The National
Board Of Health should have the hearty
cooperation of every city and State
that does not desire visitation Of the
dread disease.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22

Pin Rochester come young people have
been discussing the question, "Do gros
shops pay Talk is useless in view Of the
fact that rumsellers all get rich. OF course
they pay.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22

PorATo Washers are the only useful
things OF the masher kind known, and
they have no time to be standing about
church doors on Sunday mornings, dis
1usting girls who go there TO pray.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22

\ GENTLEMAN extensively engaged
in the industry OF eounterfeiting said
that the profits Of the business were not
as large as one might think, as it was
hard to get honest men to dispose Of
the money and account for the pro-
ceeds. In the same way the business
Of assassination and dynamiting Is not
rs successful as one might think, from
the circumstances that it is difficult to
hire high.toned and chivalrous muir
derers who will not turn Queens evil
dence when driven into q corner. This
weakness of weak human nature has
been 30 painfully illustrated at the late
trials in Dublin that we may expect 60
see a cooling Of the OIdOr of the Irwin
cibles for actual murder and more
frequent resort to the safer O'DONoyAN
plan Of long-fange fighting with the
i0y
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22

AN xCOngressman writes to an
Eastern paper about the pleasing pros
pet that the pension list will go on in
creas;ng, and asks, "Why should it not
increase?' a pension list should de-
crease, twenty yesrs after the close Of
the war that oceasioned it, from natural
cause.-the death Of pensioners, the
az ng Of minor children, the marriage
of widows, etc - and would do so
in this country but for the combination
Of claim sharks and demagogues to run
10
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22

REV. Dr.. TALNAGE says that prayer will
not pay the preachers salary. Hesays the
hand must go down in the pocket to make
the prayer effective.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22

A DISTINGUISHED Judge" is so regular in
bis drinking habits that bar.keepe7s set
their clocks and free lunches by him.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22

ST. LOUIS doctors will be sadly disap-
pointed il they do not get some cholera
business this summer.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22
How . wsmss Get. Oss 81 . Hssse.
Neg York Graphic.

Neg York Graphic.
Did you ever notice how long II takes
q woman Of the slwsys going aud new.
er gone order TO get out OF the room3
Something thus: She has risen TO de-
Fart, q matter which really won't be
accomplished for the next half hour.
She talks: "And a. l WAY saying"
(steps towards the door "she says 10
me, ssys she" (steps back again, IL
never said anything Of the kind" steps
towards the door. "Whst did say
was that" steps back again and talks.
You think lis all at an end and that
she's really going. (She. takes three
"Why, no, ! didn't. Ifshe said that
she raid what wasn't 80. never said
.uch thing" Comes back. StJts In
afresh. Apparently forgets she haste
60 ut all. "Well, know you wouldn't
believe any such thing Of me. think
she might well, she should be more
careful" Turns again to so) swell
! told him II wasn't No." (Swings slow.
Iy sround.) "Well, ] must be going.
No, INDEED, You don't say 10. d.
you? Well, ! never. Now-(goes ~
It again hammer and tOng)-it's al
ways been the way with her In every.
thing. Why, do you know, I've done
more for htr-heIped her fixed hei
drets-well, must be going" Hani
on the door knob. Keeps 1t there
Yes. Well you may just say It's NJ
such thing. wasn't there snd
didn't say It." "Opens the door "How
much did II cost? I gave s. for mine,
Well, must be going. Yes, ] know"
keeps the door open aud lets the
drsught in.) "Wby, II he had been
there guess should have known II.
She don't know half the time what she
!. saying" CLOSES the door oil but .
chink and remains inside.) 1T nu't
likely TINT would have gone and done
UGH thing" (Swings door 10 and
fro swell, you can say this for Inc,
that never said co." (She 10 still st
the toor.knob.)
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22

TIE steady drinker is a man of steady
habits, though occasionally OF unsteady
gate
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22

NEVER put off to-day what you can wear
until to morrow, il it is flannel.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22

Puck speaks of the venerable Lydia Pink
ham as he Venus de Medicine.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22

DEATH loves q shining mark as surely as
the fly loves bald head.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22

THE oyster will spend the summer at a
watering place.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22

RICH men are not apt to be polite. except
10 aSse sS0rs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22
PERSONAL POINTS.

The first duty Of the dude is 10 owe q
tailor
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22

The straw hat and picnic season will
soon arrive.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-20
Ser &irdenRrcit 81 Siniinnatpa MounS,
@iscpnjiu.

getreffs bes Sir6enitreites gu Siniins
napa Wounb erfolste am Sonneritag lebs
ter ISOLDE i'm &reisseri6t gu 0ancaiter Elm
llrtbeil, bas boffentli6 ben unieliqen 3wiit
enbsiiltis erlebist. Der bo6ip'ite Grsbis
i6of SeiB uon Mtilmaufse murSe nit ieiner
&lase uollfommen aufredt erbalten. Der
&idter enti6ieb, baB sueifelos er i'm Sea-
men Der Stride Der Gisentbimer lei. Die
Nnseflasten wurben wesen Nieberbuids
bes alien @ottesbauies bemsemdb suiams
men (ni9t ~einseln, pie irrtbimli9 bic eng
liiden Sasesbldtter uon babier melbsn) in
bic Soften unb einen grias pon 5000 per-
urtbeilt. Man weiB nod ni9t, Oh glppea
erfolst, slaubt es aber nidt, ba bic Sitel uno
&e6te bes Grsbiidofs gu FLAIR iinb. Die
les llrtbsil lit cine i6arfe 2ection fir bic
Qufpiesler III iener @emeinbe unb mag ans
bern Happelfopfen CUR Warnuns bienen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-20
Sim ssrcitao 1tarb babier Der ebemaIioe

Mm Trcitag itarb oabier Der ebemaIise
@oupernerr unieres Staates unb ietige
Sriebensridter, Serr 9. Sempiteao. Oils
iunser, faum iinfunbSmansisidbriser Mann
nabm er resen Qntbeil on Der 8olitif bes
Staates unb als NnbSnser Der bamals am
&uber befinbliden bemofratii6en Bartei
eroberte CT li6 bals cine Steuuug. Wfit
Dem iebt nod lebenben Warner 9emis murbe
er als Mtitsli.b in ben Serritorialratb bes
bamalisen Serritoriums ySuisconiin" err
wdblt, cine Stcuuns, bic aebnli9teit nit
Der zines Staatsi.nators bat. Sn Der
nd9itsn Situns uarO CT gum grdibenten
Der Organization erforen. Sn 1850, faum
3s Sabre alt, warb CT gum @ouuerneur
bes iun9en Staates Soma ermdblt unb
bebielt 6as Nmt 4 Sabre, bic ldnsfte
Belt, bic bas @eiet erlaubte. 0ta9 Der
j3eit befleisete ct mebrere 4smter i'm gouns
tp, bic CT our 3ufriebsnbeit Der giirser per-
lab. 9lnseiidts leiner bilfioien Sage wdblte
i'm bas Iolt lesten 9erbit gum Sriebenss
ridter unb er trat nit sSanuar bas 9lmt an,
benz er gu frib entriiien uarb. 9empiteab
mar elm Politifer Der alten S9ule; @elb
bat CT aug isinen Memtern nidt sema9t;
er mar cine treue, ebrli6e Seele, auBerses
mSbnlid, gu aler 3eit unb sesen ieSer
Mann unter jeben llmitdnbm boli6 unb
ireunbIi9. Seines 3eidens mar er, wie
bic meiiten ameritaniiden 8olititer, 9lbpos
cat, that jebo9 nur Seitweilis @eiddfte Der
Sbemis. @eboren mar 9. Sempiteao am
/. October 1912 in giem 0onoon, Sonnecs
ticut, fam 1928 psitli6 mad ct. 2ouis
unb mad sweiidbrisem Carmen in 1880
nad @alena, 3d., berauf. SIM &riese
sesen bic 5ors unb Sat>Snbianer biente er
ais Qieutnant Der Nrtiaerie, itubirte ipdter
sSuitis unb waro 1886 oils Gopocat CUR
Braris inn Serritorium @isconiin Suses
lafien. Der geritorbene binterldBt aus
ieiner Gbe nit Der friiber seitorbenen 9as
pima, Woors 2adlanb brei er1padiene &ins
Der.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-20
Niibli6e 8h6er.
Die gudbanbIuus pom
WIblbaner & SebrIe,
Chicago, : : SQimois,
~uerienbet na6fOIsenbe Bidder frei Der guif
sesen Ginienbuns Der beisefasten greiie:

Seiuitus, Rtu.ftss Srembm6rterbut, broid. IS gs,
-Rotrbs. Der ~eriabr,nt Sarttnirsuub, broi6. 80 6ts.-
Rotb, bic uouitdnbist Obitbaum;u4t, broit. IS Gts.-
9aftrbers 9, bas 5sb.rsgt.b oSu anIsttuns mitt.lt axs
sudt, Gierprobuction Ii. Rditnus. broid. 10 Gts.-R cers
be. Der prattiide goeelfrsunb, broid. 80 Gts.-8 ats
I d M St, pie Seedatnibtunit, broid. 30 Cts. u
pb 9 Sdadipi,ltunf, broid. 70 Cts. -Sostos Sau,
bertinite ober bic 9aidenipteItrtunit In ibr,m san5en Inns
fanse. brod. rs 9ts.-Gsuaro o, bic Suuit elm bebss uns
seiuuoes alter gu sr.idsu, brOid. IS Cts. -B.bsr, bic
euiieusrprtsrei, brofd. SO Cts. - d, bas Bud Der
id6nisu 8dtbieI. broId. IS Cts. - Stobb., 9.brbu9 fhr
ben Observation-Disclosures. Wit IL 9afsln. Sch. $3.50
Biltiams, 6oubbsit 1T b,iIbor! SrOid. 30 ets.-
Rusbaum. Cine tisins Sausapotbst,, brolt. So Gts.-
gbfein, bic Settlsibisteit. broid. 80 ets. Rtpss,
8is srtaltsn mir uns, broid. 40 Gts.-3borltIL Die
9reiur hes Sunoes, brOi6. IS Cts. - Soffmanu @es
burtstasspinide fur Helm. unb sr6ssrt Timber. broi6. 80
Gts.-Seder, Der uuterusbm,nee II. pobIbabenos S.Ibits
Sabritant, broid. 80 Gts.-S oseo's Rari,ntlnhs, bIoi4.
IS Gts.-SuieIaub ID, Der pruttiids Sa~ussr,t, broId. 80
GtS.-SosL, Rsu,itts uno bsftts Sodbu6, seb. % gts.-
Fonts, bic Sausfrou btim Gintaui onimaItidsr Rabs
ruusss Deittel.-N e 7 ss, eebrbud Der s9nrAs u. 6Ieii&s
paarsus Fabrication, broid. 65 Cts. - RsfiItr, bic Sss
~banSluns b,s @sinss. get. $1.s5.-SupsrS. Die SsHhs,s
II. Rantnd,nSu6t. Deit GbbiIbunsen. gtbunS. $1.o0.-
8trften, Saie6ismus Der Bisnentunbe, brei6. 45 Cts
gs ebtr. birseIides SOdbud. seb. 60 Gts.-S d . rs
qusursn, eruubs gnsnSsn, Sum u. {. No., broi9. 80 9ts.-
Snber, Die poutanoise Saitenfdde ODER pratt.
AnIeitunssur Bereitnns bon Suit,rip.iisn, 90 Gts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-20

Samitag friib entitanb bur6 ein idle9:
ties &amin Ssuer in Der Ndbe bes Cascade
Sauies, bas sel0i9t parb, ebe weiter S6as
ben sei6eben.
S6limmer wdre es beinabe I'M Safion:
'id.n Saus on @aibinstOnitraBe sesan:
gen, no Samitas sesen 10 llbr pas Dad
ebenfaIs bur6's &amin in Sranb 9erietb.
@lidli6erpsiie entoedtc elm pori~iber9eben:
Der glrbeiter ben SranO I'M Gntiteben unt
10 bate mun benielben idnea 9eOdmpft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-20
Sermciit anf oas 3euanib ieincr g}ad.

barn. perr y. y. Sie9el, WfOStom,
Mi9., i6reibt: sd fam ss NIT alien
Ra6barn beSeu9en, wel6' barten tSuiten
i6 bate. Man6e Nadt fonnte i'd Dor
5uiten ni6t i6lafen. 9a sebrau6te i'd
Or. au9uit &Sni9's Samburs
ger Sruittbee unb fanb i6on mad
9ebraud zines Yu&etdsns 9inserans. Sd
fam oaber ni6t umbin meinen 9ant Of
fsntli6 auSauipreden.