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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1883-01-31

SHARON There have been five cases OF
diphtheria in town Those now sick seem to be
doing well at the present time. Thermometer
went down to twenty-five degrees below zero last
Friday morning Sunday morning ii was thirty
four above, change OF only tiity-nine degrees
in forty-eight hours Samuel Bartlett and wife
have again hired ont to l.. l. Robinson for an
other year. e. George Varnum returned west last
Monday. The singing school under the direc-
ton Of Professor Bugbee is progressing finely.
It is expected that the Good TemplaIs' Lodge Of
North Pomfret will visit this lodge Friday even
ing February 9ih..... James Conner and Frank
Avery went TO Bolton last week to work drawing
wood for A. Howard. At meeting of the
White River Milldam Association, held last SatuT-
day evening, the following persons were elected
directors. L. b Chamberlin IL. G. Varnnm, 4,
b. Mosher, G. e. Fay and G. i. Heath The di.
rectors elected r. b. Chamberin president Il. X.
Baxter clerk, Charles Day treasurer,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1883-01-31

RANDOLPH Mrs. W. S. Blaisdell visited friends
IN Rutland last week, returning home Saturday,
... The singing.schouls are now held on Friday
evening", commencing at half past six, in the
normal school building, They are well attended,
and the class is doing finely. Miss Ina Welch
is teaching in peth Principal A W, Edison,
Mr. W Rocheleau, Misses NJ Ellen Barker
aud II D. BaIight were In Boston last week, At
tending the New England Normal Teachers As
ISOLATION, Of which Mr. Edison Is president. The
friends Of MIR. and Mrs w +, Rocholeau gave
them house-warming Saturday evening of
last week
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1883-01-31

The Tennessee house has passed bill
repeating the law by which the state debt
was to be settled at sixty cents on the dol
Gar. The election was carried by the repu-
diation party with ffty.cent professions, but
already there is talk OF lower figure, and
indeed no argument appears for refusing to
pay any part which would not apply with
equal force 10 the whole.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1883-01-31

DISASTERS by flood and field have followed
with appalling frequency and magnitude
since the new year came in. Floods in Eu-
rope, the loss of the City of Brussels, the
terrible disaster in Milwaukee and the burn
ing of the theater in Poland with their
hecatombs of roasted humanity, the railway
wreck in California where human life was
crushed and burnt out of score of victims,
the blowing up of powder houses in San
Francisco and Holland, with loss of many
lives, and finally the sinking in the North
sea last week Of the steamer Cimbria
drowningover four hundred human beings
these with many minor disasters which are
dwarfed by the gigantic proportions of these
signal catastrophes make direful record
for the month of January.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1883-01-31

WAITsFIELD The chicken pie festival at the
Congregational church last Thursday evening was
well attended by the good people OF this and sur
rounding towns. All report good time and lots
of nice things to eat. Much credit is due the la
dies Of the society for their untIing efforts in
making the entertainment what it was,-socially
and financially success. The proceeds were
over sixty dollars Orvis Jones has proved him
self to be the right to borrow dishes for such
entertainments. lie called at DR.. Jones store
and said that he did not like the plan of borrow
ing dishes and that he would be one Of five 10 fur
nish set Of dishes for the society, to be used on
such occasions. The doctor, who is always in IA
Of REFORM said he would be another. HUI
zial and Il. j. Gleason counted and and Hon. j.
II, Hastings was No. 8. The dishes have been
bought-enough to set a table for one hundred,
and Mr. Jones will not need to go "a borrowing !"
next time there il chicken pie festival There
will be union temperance services at the Meth
odist church next Sunday. All friends Of the
cause are requested to be present There is
some talk of extending the Montpelier telephone
exchange to this town, and PAPER is being circu-
lated for the purpose of raising the $500 which
A. c. Brown asks from the citizens as a guarantee
Of heir good faith to patronize the proposed line.
....lra l., Richardson OF Minneapolis, MINI, is
now in town. settling the estates Of his father and
mother Hon. and Mrs. Ira Richardson, late of
this town,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1883-01-31

NORTH THErFoRD Communion two Sabbaths
ago, Rev Mr. Butler from Lyme supplying the
pulpit lie gave us very excellent discourse as
did Mr.. lay, the Sunday after Mr. Ladd from
steam mill in this place, has moved into the tene-
ment over the depot, Business is very brisk at
present In the lumber trade. Some ten or twelve
teams are drawing wood all the time. Stick
White River Junction. stopped at the brick hotel
over Sabbath. -. Charles Hadloek, who has been
sick for two or three weeks returned to his work
last week Monday.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1883-01-31

ORANGE Miss Stella Davis of Berlin closed
school last Friday in the Bldwinville district.
1t has not been our privilege to visit this school,
but we learn from the hest authority that Miss
Davis has worked faithfully and cOnscientiously
in the discharge of her duties, and, rs a result,
has given perfect satisfaction. .Willoughby
Curtis has also closed successful term Of school
in the Mills district, lie has had the longest ex-
perience RS teacher Of any in town. Reuben 2.
Lord is still In North Carolina, canvassing for the
sale Of maps. +. Cofiin, his brother-ln-law, is
with him nOw...E q Peaks wife is quite low
at present and his daughter is also quite i'll, but
it il hoped not dangerously SO DR.. Watson of
West Topshsm is in attendance. A dance at the
town hall on Tuesday evening resulted in good
time, it il said. We hear that the Orange dra-
matte club is preparing new play which will be
presented In very short time. g. MIR. and Mrs
+. P. Densmore OF Chelsea are in town visiting
friends.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1883-01-31

MoRErowN. There is a prospect that Rev. II
A, Spencer will conduct a series OF meetings here
in March. The net receipts Of the oyster sup
per at the parsonage Wednesday evening were
S42. A similar gathering at the residence OF
William Ward in Duxbury Friday evening Melted
$50, making total Of S62 for Rev S. b Currier.
Mrs. Hannah Howe goes soon to st. Johns
bury, where she is TO live with her daughter, Mrs.
L. f. Sergeant. The village scholars had a sur-
prise party at the house OF NJ. Nerney, Friday
evening. IA dime candy pull at the house Of
Frank Hassett, last week, Melted So. IN L,
Woodward sold his household goods at auction,
Saturday, preparatory to going west. Mr.. and
Mrs, n. +. Woodward were surprised at the
residence of j. b. Fasset Friday night by party
of friends who presented Mrs. Woodward with an
album quilt The lyceum, reorganization OF
the old Union Debating Society, held an interest
ing meeting 2Sth. The Green Mountain Banner
was read by Misses Jennie NJ Foreman and Mamie
Hassett. The question for discussion February
Sd is, "Was the late civil war benefit to the
country ?" Disputants, l., A. Child and Z
Murray. Resolutions were passed by the sun
day-schOol OF the Methodist church, last Sunday
expressing the regret OF the school at the depart
ure for Minnesota OF n. + Woodward, for three
years superintendent and his wife, a teacher FOL
the same time.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1883-01-31

BRADFoRD-Ths Congregational society held
sociable Tuesday evening of last week. The
rooms were made more attractive by collection
Of paintings, the work Of Miss Nelson, one of our
local artists and in other ways, All went with
the expectation OF an enjoyable evening, and so
far az heard from none were disappointed.
Bradford is to have a union temperance prayer
meeting. They are to occur on the last Sunday
evening of each month. The first meeting was
held at the Methodist vestry Sunday night. The
room was crowded and the exercises were inter-
estipg. Remarks were made by the pastors of
the two churches, Hon. Roswell Farnham, Prn-
cipa Cummings, and a visiting clergyman from
Wentworth, n. IL. :. "A teachers institute is to
be held this week, beginning with a lecture by
Professor Lord of Dartmouth college, Wednesday
evening" and continuing until Saturday noon. The
programme shows an imposing array of home
talent and foreign genius. 1t is hoped that the
people will be present in force Stevens &
Clark have been falling into line, by reducing
their stock at auction. Reports OF the fitting
up Of billiard room have agitated the commnn-
ity. No, thanks, we don't care for any. We
know that there will be too much bottled lager
and vile whiskey along with it,. Mrs. D. w.
Cobb has left here with her children to join her
husband in Manchester Albert Wheeler has
gone to Chicopee Falls to engage in foundry work.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1883-01-31

WORTHWHILE Young p oples meetings are
to be held at the Congregational vestry on Mon
day evenings. Rev j. d Emerson OF Under
hill lectured On Spunk at the academy hall
on Monday evening. The proceeds were for the
benefit of the academy library. -, Gospel meet
ngs were continued through last week at the
Methodist chapel. The bankrupt boot and shoe
stock of Champeau & Hill is being disposed of at
private sale by A. Boyoton. -. The ladies of
the Congregational society meet at Alfred Dodge's
on Friday afternoon OF this week. A large
party from Morrisville attended the annual musi-
clans ball at Hyde Park ON Friday evening last
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1883-01-31

VERMONT correspondence OF Springfield
Republican: "People are laughing in their
sleeves over Hiram Atkins's vain attempt
to convert the unterrified democracy in this
state to Butlerism. Hiram always had an
indisputable yearning for public notice.
To be sure he is a close observer of the
popular tide, though his premature deci-
sions have resulted oitentimes in personal
chagrin His wicked editorial partner, who
is accused in this weeks Argus of having
maligned your chief magistrate, while the
patriotic proprietor was proclaiming pub
licly to the willy Benjamin his religious
wish that Vermont might cast five cleo
toral votes for b. F. Butler in 1851 Chat:
one more than can possibly be cast for any
andidate), will not soon venture to en-
tighten the faithful, at least until it is pretty
definitely known who is to be the demo
cratic presidential candidate. Seldom
does the Argus handle a black list subjec
with more warmth than it does that pool
mortal who dared to write the truth to the
deep modification OF the diminutive pro.
prietor."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1883-01-31

FOREST PROTECTION Upon this subject the
New York Sun has the following, suggested by
the action OF the ways and means committee rec
ommendng the retention Of the duty on lumber
entering the United States; II there exists in
the United States single industry which is in
the position to flourish without protection, it Is
the lumber industry. From purely economic
grounds this duty should be removed. 1t has
served to build up dangerous monopoles, and 1t
represses the prosperity OF the country. II il ev-
ident, however, that the wide interest manifest d
In this question arises less from the feeling that
1t is desirable to prevent monopoly than from the
fact that the removal of this duty IL the first and
an indispensable step, toward forest protection.
The forest question Is becoming one of the most
popular questions Of the day, and everything
which relates to the extent and condition of our
forests IL eagerly read and discussed. 1t requires
no great knowledge Of the subject TO understand
that II Canadian lumber Is excluded by the tariff
the drain upon our forests must be greater than
II Canadian lumber WAS allowed To compete on
equal terms with the product OF our own forests
The people understand this; they understand that
the destruction of the forests means something
more serious than dearth OF lumber. They APP
prehend that the removal OF the fore 4 will be
followed by severe climatic changes; that the
rivers OF the country will often be changed to tor
rents or reduced to streamlets; that springs and
streams will disappear that agriculture will
perish and manufactures languish They see
these evils fastened by the retention Of this pro-
tectve duty; they ask themselves by what right
the prosperity OF the country Is placed In jeopardy
because 1t is the pleasure of "A group OF men t.
grow rich, and because congress is too ignorant
or too Indifferent TO stop this abuse. No more
vital question can come before congress; perhaps
no congress has ever been called on to decide an
economic question Of greater moment. Is there
no man who can Join the discordant elements Of
the protect iOnists, the uriit reformers and tic
free traders; who can unite democrats and Tepub
leans on the broad platform OF public necessity
to check this destruction OF our wasting forests
Such a man will deserve the name OF statesman
and the grAtituhe of the countTY."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1883-01-31

PLAINFIEID The members of the Methodist
church and congregation gathered at the Meth
odist parsonage last Wednesday afternoon and
evening, to make their annual visit To their pas
tor. The house was full and the proceeds
amounted TO about eighty dollars in money.
The helping hand society OF the Methodist church
hold their next sociable this weak, Wednesday
evening, with Mrs. Jeremy Chamberlain. All are
cordially invited and d good time is expected
There will be teams In the village, to carry any
who have no means OF conveyance.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1883-01-31

..."OLD birds are not caught with chat"
Therefore reek and fiod the pure golden grains
of health in Kidney-WoTt. Women, young or
old, married or single, il out of health, will be
greatly benefited by taking Kidney-Wort
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1883-01-31

EAST RANDoLrn.-Abbie Dickerman is going
TO housekeeping for H. b. Jones.,,,.. Misses
" Jotie Heath, Eta Osgood aud Mertie Deker-
man have gone or are going to New Jersey as
table walters in a hotel so, IL Is rumored that
Mrs. Edmund Dokerman Ia about to return home
after an absence OF nearly two years.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1883-01-31

How can you remain sufferer from dyspepsia
when. worse cases than YOURS are being cured by
Hoods Saraparilla9 Try 1t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27
&QltaeiteQt.

S6wantenben S6rites bssab ii9 tiirs.
lid Der @rbeiter 8arl Saubert auf Die an>
tlasebant zines 8erliner S96ifsnssri9ts.
@r bate i9einbar etpas 81 tart sefribs
itiidt.
B%rdiibent: Sic limb pesen Sauss
frieoensbrud ansstlast; sic baden ii9 aus
Dem 9ocal bes @altwirtbs 3d., tros mebrs
fa9 ergansener Nuiioroerung, ni6t snts
%ierut; mus baben sic gu Sbrer gertbeibie
suns gu iasen2
9lnsetlaster: SIMMER Iansiam uorau!
Wenn Sc 10 in @alopp reben, fam id Teen
Wort peritebn.
Brdi.: Sic i@einen tart ansetrunten
gu fem.
9lnsetl.: 81? Sinbeu Sc? Qalleno) /:
Sd finoe mir idnsli9 nii9tern, benn meine
aiien tenne i'd am beiten, Die ieben anoers
aus.
Brdi.: Ssrr Staatsanpalt, IN bisiem
i3uitanbe lit nit Dem Ansetlagten ni9t gu
u%erbanbelu. SD benfe, mir l6ifen ibn
CUR @rni9terung Smei Gage in 2lrreit uno
ieben einen anoern Germin aui iibsrmorsen
an.
glnsefl.: Simmer lansiam uOran! Oct
iebt ia 9les, mie uff ben lrabercIub! Oa
tann man ia jar mid sur Seiinnuns toms
men! Sd femme bod meme aiien, III wenn
Se....
@eiter fam Der Gnsetlaste ni6t. Gbe
er ieinen Sermon nod fortiesen fonnte,
befanS er ii6 idon brauBen, UNI nun in Der
9aftSslle ieinen &auid ausSui6lafen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27
Sic aeleimte 2uferopjc.

Die iuuge S0nisin pon t6o0anb fiibrt
nit ibrem boben 9emabl bas iG6nite
5amilienle6en. Die iusenoli9e Siiritin
liebt aber auBer ibrem @enabl aud nod
Die idonen Rinite uno bat es namentlih
IN Der Wtalerei gu elmer bewunoernswertben
6erttstsit sebru6t. 60 iiberrai9te iie BEN
&6nig gum 0eibna6tsielte nit einem
pru9tpollen, BON ibr eisenbdnDis semulten
BorseQan : Serpice. Der bobe Serr mar
pom biele r %unerrparteten @abe 10 ent,iift,
baB er bes Oanfes fem Gnbe puBte uno
nod am ielben Qbenb ieinem pertrauten
Rammeroiener Die Gorge fir bas fiinitz
leriide @ei6ent auf bic Seele bano.
y0ieies Serpice", iaste er, yiit fir mid
oas f0ltli6lte Sleinob inter aaen Runits
l6dsen, pel6e id belise, uub mein f6nigs
li6er Corn miro unerbittli9 ieoen ~treiien,
Der mir etrpas bapon serbri6t. Der llnz
9liidlide werbe iofort ieines Oienites ents
laiien. Gs persinsen einise Gage, uno
zines Worsens erbat ii9 nit beitiirster
Miene Der &ammsrbiener cine Nnbiens BEL
Der &Onisin, UNI 81 beri6ten, baB er bas
lln9liit sebabt babe, Don benz toltbaren
Seruice Die 3uderi6aIe gu serbredsn, uno
baB er II fiirdte, isfort entlaiism gu
werben. SulbuOl inbeB puBte ibn Die
iunse 6iiritin gu tr0iten unb bsfabl benz
sednitisten Oiener, ibr elm 6ldiden ienes
hiiii9en 2eimes gu bringen, Der in Srant.
reid unter benz Namen y@eine ni6t"
betannt 1T. Die SSnisin muBte nit GROCER
6unitfertisfeit bic 3erbrodene Dole wisber
;uiammenSufiisen, unb parapirte iie nod
am ndmli9en Gage auf benz fiiritli6sn
6riibitiidstii6. Der &Onis trant ieinen
SOu6Ons : Sbee, als plOslid feline @es
mablin ii6 erbob, Die seleimte SuderSois
III Die Sanb nabm uno ie nit alien i3ei6en
t~ieiiten gridredens gu gooen fallen lieB.
pWtaieitat", iaste Die R0nisin, auf bic
Sderben Der toltbaren S9ale Seuteno,
vOtaieitdt, bin i9 MI AUDI meinss almtes
entlahen2"
80, iaste Der 3Snis, peritanbniBinnis
lddelnb, r0u bift ein gnsel, weine nidt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27

GB- @upfbung oS acknowledgement Srn Sn6Oes Iuguh Warta oonG ouiH9ton
fh bas NM maenbec, reid aao dWg IN ieWr gr tanfurR EradtDed:
9as arme Seben uaS binere 2eiSea mnieres Serrn Sca GBrtht mno iet=
nerb diaHen afnter @sarta aebh ben @ebnmnTen oeS alten gunSeS
aa6 sen @cf6tem Scr 8otfciisen Mnna &atbarina Gmmeri@ nit gpwps
baon umo wamer @mphbmuSen Der bodwIrbsfm Seuu SHdde pom 8esmsbus ub
etmbus bruusssbu uun p 6. g. S4mOsr, RrOphGaIO Der ReOenpOuhm Congregation
in Bopnn.
pie edrten Der 9Otiefsn ana aaharaa @mmett atbmn dnn 10 trn @h bs
,glaubns pnoG ne1o berinn9e Sbe gu eu, oaB oen onoG6h9eV emn9 enm raben SbaS
hes Sesens nno Der gr6arln9 ben giaa69sn ndnsnl mb, SD etbele 6ar NIT 6puoea Der
.6uetun9 ukr benz 6nhmbm YoHe~
Sspinston, 6p, Saurp 10. 1885.
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gnbof pn Goptn9bn.
D*hs srf 4 40 Ssen ri49nel BON Smn fes 80 es tofa Gin i'm rd9fn 6r
tenbNd asSeubues Yourt Der u g. gnmeu6, owu cine SmR Dor Yahrnd, mebe bic
Nge sdt bic unr SEER unb SeMnO mabuno Sdns eebns waubds fmb benz gBme gratis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27

Sie QabD glbington, SoiOame Der
6Onisin Victoria pon England, belist aui
ibrem 8ute Grifsl einen Ya6tboi, Der
untsr Dem Namen Der weiBe Ya9tboi"
in gang England betaunt 1T. Die Wdnoe,
Die M6beI, ia ielbit bic Sbiere, bic bier
leben, iinb weiB. 0as ganse Sienitper.
Ional bat blonde Saare unb trdgt Winter
uno CONNER weiBe @ewdnber. Der
Brin, uon @ales, Dem Der r&siBe Ya6t.
bot" i6on felt Sabren elm @esenitano un.
ausseiester S6erse 1T, ianOte 9aop abins.
ton neuli3 BON Yaris aus cine prd6tige
SammIun9 weiBer &atten unb Mauie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27
Die %idnmrrige Ode.
Sic 9entiden tranfen iminer nod Gins.

0ieiss Spridlsin lit 10 iebr in Sleiid
lnb glut u~nierer 9ancsleute iiberse9ansen,
baB pir uns nidt ueriaseu %f0nner, bas
@ebi6t abSuoruden:
Clint fam III ben alten germanen
Sin 8omer NIT b0fitem GrltB:
rWeine 0erren! sic meroen per;eiben,
Mein Hame ut Cactus;
8ou Sbres 9anbes Sitten
S6reib' ih cine photographic,
Drum fam i6, Sic III bitten,
GrlGutern sic mir oie!"
Sa la9ten Die alien @ermdren
9uf beioen Seiten oes Rbeins;
uno lieBen i'm trinfen ulo Ipinueu
Sin 9las uno INNER nod ems
llno als er am ailoern Wor9en
Gid %leiiten Sammer belab,
ga l6rieb er pol 9Sutb uno &d6e
Sn leine v@ermania":
Die alien 8euti6eu wobnen
9luf beioen uiern oes RbeinS;
sic lieeeu aui gGrenbditeu
uno trinfen INNER nod Gins"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27
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AINlEIkSlKA biIi5fes 2opftpsb,
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G ~~ rboe, 8eibindt.
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&~ - a9IateS, GdatteIs
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OR ano ALE oardb st5s
1877 runs oer 2eber,
9arune uno Nieren perariaaten eetsen.
epmpton,e elmer erfraaften eeber.
flebler atbem !; 5aner, tn bee Geite ~surreileu
inter Rem S4ultcr6latte rnb pirb bann NIT &beumas
tisnus rerlss9isIt; alsenetner appetttcerluf sss
trchnli5 GerItcpfthett, jupstleu abre4ielnb NIT
Sfenieisisfett; Der Rppf BON S4mer5en bslaitiSt,
pcbei betrs5ttiSer Scriuft beS Grinnerunssperm5s
gems; ~,u.vetsu Elm l6paGer, trpdener Sulsu uro
gag Su SssSs ron SSoI &StS ,si, ases 10 ! Mn, mas of taE
Raetsiett unb Se,ra6e; tf heroes; aaIte phsr brsns
nenSeS Gcflbl In ben Slben, J~u.reilen cine ae6erte
Gmpfneung; bic ee5elSSeiiter rteeersei6laseu, uub
EiiiaS@ ,ssre, 70 fam man fS$ taaSm sa,a %aniraTsns,
Ia, man miStrdut ietem Seilmtttel. Eeri6ieSeue her
cbtSeu Spmpter,e b~eSleiteu bic 4ranteeit; aber es
fne sane rorssfpmmsn, tn henen nur irenise baron
rrr5dneen f,areu; bod Bot Rte t%ntsriu6uus mad
benz aoSs eiHe sstra4tltee Staruns Der ssber HaS'
eepteieu.
9aS geittei ioute bon a4en Wesisnen, sang
nno MIt, ge5raudt weroen, fsbaIo iid
ei,es Der obtaen snmstoms ,eiot.
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Sae.,,, ,,o,, stnsas Stn,sr W.,
csTsss hnt "Ssr T,&ts MAJ $3.50, t,rn ~,
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SomoDt Jett ute Sottorredntn8tn psseeu
erlp9rty mean man Den 0segatator tets
porra9qt9 IN @aWis pait!
Tsnn glet5eiel tel9es 0eieeu f4 ~einTellt, elm
burHaus feberes, at~tubreaosS, Safte psrbeis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27

**y@as LANCE pabrt, wdbrt gut.
Die @eiunobeit, bic LANCE iid bepabrt, il
mebr, uiel mebr wertb ais bas gauge Ser:
m6sen zines 8anoerbifts. NierensS raui
lit bes Meniden gr6Bte Silfe bic @eiunb.
belt gu bspabren unb auirs6t gu srbalten.
Cine seiuubs 9eber, Masen unS 9tiersu
limb glaeS mas n6tbis lit, nm einen suteu
@eiunObeitss 3uitanb auire6t gu erbalten.
@enn Der Dragon %eritarrt 1T, wenn biz
solpene aoer einen %peinist, wenn Der &iif'
Ten uoll uon Sdmersen 1T, bann psridaiit
gu6 elm Badet Niersns6raut unb ieib ss'
nib, oaB Sbr siinbIi3 unb idnel furirt
werben weroet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27
Orr SINH nm flint Snielfarteu.

Scr SnnS BON flint Spielfarten, piel
@fiteinen uno elmer S9ippe, in benz Wtager
zines Stoffiides, wel6er auf ben gdnfeu
BON Neu : 6unplanb s~efansen wuroe, leitei
einise 6reunOe bes Spiels auf bic Ser:
mutbuns, paB Stodfide Boter ipielen,
SIS mnterliest feinem 3weifel, oaB in &c.
mii6ten &reiien oft Elm Stoffid ON
Spiele tbeilnimmt, uno oaB our9 pas
Wtii6en Der Sarten ,uweilen elm &eiultai
errei6t pirb, bas BON ben meiiten Wtit:
ipielern fir iebr i9uppis sebalten piro
Sb Oies aber ais Elm prattii9er Sepeis be,
Gwolutionstbeorie selten fann, 1T cine gan;
anbere 6rase.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27
ROUGH ON RATS"

8ertrsibt Ratten, Mduls, Rotbausen, Slisssn
amsilen, S%ettpanaen, Stinttbiere. 15e. Ss
Apotbetsrn.