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no RESPECT FOR RED TAPE.

One OF Mr.. Tellers friends from C)l-
orado called on bin the other day (or at
tempted to call) and this is how it went
'Where Is Hen Teller's loom?" he askt d
of messenger on entering.
END Of hall. Last room on left.'
"Umph!" said the man and walked
down the hall. Just at the door, he col
lided with the Secretary's private mes
senger.
"who do you wish to seer" he asked
Of the man,
"Hen Teller" answered the other:
"The Honorable Secretary is busy at
present; will Mr.. Hanna do?"
mo. he WON'T want to see the boss
himself-the Pashs with sixteen tars-
the Grand vizier of this barem. and
quick, too"
The messenger put a card in the man q
hand that was divided into spaces. with
the words. Name. Weight Where
from" what business" Politics. -
opposite the spaces. After looking it
over, he handed it back aud said.
'You just slip in au' tell Hen that ol e
Peet Weems, of Colorady, wants to see
him, and qnit this monkey business.
didn't come yer to git my feet tangled
mp in yer Internal red tape-shoo!'
In an instant the Secretary met him
with open arms. and spent the next ten
minutes in pacifying him.
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HOW MRS. o'HARR1s TURNED,

The other night laboriug man named
o Hrris was drinking beer and playing
cards in GIand River avenue saloon,
VI, somebody asked him what sort of
II wife he bad.
The humblest, docilest little woman
in all this world" be replied.
Doesn't she ever say anything al out
your spending your evenings away from
homer"
Never q word"
"And has she no objections to your
spending half your wages in beer ard
cards?"
"If she has she doesn't state 'em."
But won't she turn on you some
day? You know that even q worm will
turu2"
Faith and she will that. I've been
going on in this way for the last four
teen years, and for the last two I've
been looking for climax. A wife suf-
fers about 50 long and then she turns on
yon?'
Not more than five minutes had passed,
aud the men were busy with their cards.
when woman opened the door and
slipped in. Sue stood for a moment TO
get the range, and then mGde bee. line
for the laborer. Of went his hat. the
hair flew in showers. and over went Il q
table with Its glasses and cards. FIVE
or six badly frightened men rushed ori
doors in body, the last helped along
by push from chair, and as the labor.
er took the middle of the street and gath
cred himself together to do some tall
running be cried out with lump in his
throat:
ITS my wife. and she's turned al
last. Id like to see the worm which
would upset seven men and saloon in
the elegant manner just witns ssed in
| side"
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-08-02

Five million persons have died
within the limits of metropolitan LON
don within the past seventy years. Bat
these bodies have been int rred, as n
general thing, especially since 1852, iu
the great suburban cemetaries.
No LONGER A CUES ION Of opinions
we guarantee every bnx Of Acker's Dyspep
sia Tablets. Price 25c. and SOC. Sold by
DR.. Horn, Lehighton, and W Bleryi
WeisspoFt.
Edgar Btdlam, a San Francisco
youth of sixteen years, has received =
patent Tor an improved steam boiler
The young man has several applications
for other patents pending at Washing
ton.
--Advortise In the ADVOCATE.
DR. Graves Heart Regulator cures all
FIRMS Of Heart Disease, nervousness and
slseplessness.
is Fort Worth livirg2 Texas
paper shows that there is white ele-
phaut aud 500 liq lor slJons in that en-
tyrprising town.
IS nceri,y is the way to heaven. Tt
think how to be sincere is the way o
mAn.
EVERY Prnmise backed by a gnsran
tee. AcKer's Dyspepsia Tablets will elv'
/ Immediate renei. Puce 25 & SO cts. Sol,
by Dr. Horn, Lehightou, aud Wil Biery
/ WeIsspTl.
M chigaD raises nearly one-hall th
world supply OF pet permiDt, tho al
nual. yield b-iug rs OOO pounds.
1t is said that among the wives o
Utah may be found women from slmos
SVsEy nation expect Frsnes. ia f-
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LEH1GHToN PA, SATURDAY AUGUST O. 1884

ward the crying child. the waves rushing
up higher over his feet every moment.
Another effort, another plunge, and
she had him in her arms. Then she
tried to mako her way back to shore,
but the waters were growing more furi-
GUS every moment, as If nngered at the
loss of their prey. They almost swept
her rom her feet; they dashed above her
shoulder, and her little burden screamed
and struggled with terror, making her
task tenfold more difficult. ....
With one last mighty effort she laid
her burden in Johns outstretched arms,
Tod was savedl
just then great wave swept down up.
on jennie, lifted her from her feet, Just
as she was about to grasp the shore, aud
bore her rapidly down the stream like o
light piece Of driftwood.
As she was whirled away the whole
events of her past life arose before her;
that life which only an hour before
seemed so poor and mean and dull TO
ntr. Alb, now how precious and bright
and beautiful it btcamel She remember
ed her rash wish-that she might be CIV
en- some one heroic act to perform and
then die. That act had been grantt d
her almost instantly, and she had
performed it heroically. But now must
she carry out the remainder If her
thought. and die Oh, death was so dark
so cold; the unknown seemed so terri
ble; Sue was so young, and life was so
sweet!
She thought of Jack, her lover, and
the balf-completed house. Life with
him there, hat an hour before bad seemt d
y drenry. monotonous waste, shone upon
her like the departing shores of some
lost paradise. Oh. to see his dear eyes
smiling fondly upon her, once more to
hear his voice; life. youth, love, Row
precious they all were.
Then all grew blank. Jack. Jack, /
am SO cold. Oh, God! save me-pity--
forgive, she cried, and then sapk away
into uuconsciousuess.
Two miles below the school-house they
found ner tossed on shore with mass OF
of driftwood, Qnite dead they pro-
nounced her at first. and the old village
doctor confirmed the assertion.
But Jack Kellogg would not listen to
any of them. She is not dead" be
cried. How dare you tell me such II
tbiugi She is ,live, aud will look up
aud smile in my face before the day
passes"
They shook their heads and thought
the poor boy had gone mad, us he Set to
work over her. But they all lent help
ing hand. aud every restorative known
TO them was applied to the pallid figure
OF ihs young glrl.
1t WAC hours before they saw any signs
of returning life. Tnen she drew Il deep
duiyering sigh. opened her eyes aud
smiled, even as Jacob had said she
would, into his loving face bent anxious
ly above her.
'Is this beaven?" she asked in whis-
per. II thought 1 diedl"
You went out clear to the very thresh-
hold of death,' Jack answered, as he
cllsped her in his arms, "but love was
strong enough TO bring you back"
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ExCRIoUxc1ATlNG.


You have heard Of the city Of Sioux
The lovelest ever you Knioux-
Aod the following tale, ...
Lam sure can not fail
To be road with emotion by yloux.
To this bustiing yorng city of Sioux
Came n scion of Albion triouK;
When the name was pronounced
In his hearing, be hounced,
And at once In a passion he hioux.
"Now tell meJ 0 people Of Sioux"
He shouted, "what can a man dioux7
As tits spelled, so we say it,
And that is the way it
Should bel' And he clustered and blioux.
And all through the city Of Sioux,
That man raised hulnLullioux,
With msdness enraged,
Like tiger uncaged,
lie fell upon gentle aud Jioux.
AS over the city Of Sioux
He rushed, till the madder he grioux
Till he fell in fit,
Aud his soul, promptly it
Left bis body-sans further adioux.
Then the Coroner's Jury Of Siaux
Their verdict most solemnly drioux;
"By disease of the heart
Victims life did depart"
You haYe heard the sad tale; am thrious
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-08-02
A PROFESSIONALS RxpER1ENCE.

'Of all the operations l ever perform
ed" remarked a distinguished surgeon,
"none ever gave me more satisfaction
than one performed about a year ago
on a Chicago lady"
May lax the nature OF her trouLle2'
said his companion.
"sbe was suffering from q caueerous
tongue.
"Did you cut out the caucer2"
"No; cut of tue tongue" s-
"And she expressed her gratitudeF'
-"oh. no; it was her husband who was
grateful. , 1tN MCE-
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orr week. at nome. ESQ, ouiht free. Fay
ann ahsolul.ly suIe; 10 risk. sritsl
WV not required. Reader, u you want
business At @nich pers'ns Of either sex, old
or young, can make great pay all The time
they work, with absolute certainty, write for
psryiculsEs 70 X, HADLSIT b o., Portlssd,
Milne dsslNyts
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EAsILY EXPLAINED.

Secretary" remarked the president Of
an eastern railroad the other morning,
within hearing of q Wall Street News
man. "can you prepare statement for
publication that the earnings of this road
tor the pas six months have been largely
~ excess Of last year,
''Yes, sir"
And that we propose TO ray our in
terest on the very minute that 1t becomes
dur
'Yes. sir. snt-"
"But what9'
None of our employees have been raid
for four m m1n,hs, aud d,E,n different
contractors have begun 'ui'. How can
those things be explained"
Easy enough, sir; inst add six oil
eight inches to yonr report 10 the effect
that We have contracted for 800 new cars
10 anticipation Of fall freSghtsl'
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DACKERTON HOTEL"
Midway between Mauch Chunk & Lehighton
LEOPOLD MEYER, PRoPRIEToR,
PackertoR. Penn'a.

This well known hotel is admirably refitted,
and IS tho hast arcOnln nodatinrs Tor Dprinan-
ent and transient boariers. Excellent iahle'
Rnd the very best liquors. Also fine stables
Gttaenod. Sept. l6-yl.
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THE BABY OVER THE WAY.
Across in my neighbours window.

Across in my neighbours window,
With it's draprgs Of satin and lace,
see, meath crown Of ringlets,
A baby's innocent face,
His ieet in their wee, red slippers,
Are tapping the polished glass,
And the crowd in the street look upward,
And nod, and smile, as they pass.
Just here, in my cottage window,
Catching 1ies in the sun,
With patch on his faced apron,
Stands my own little one.
His face is as pure and handsome
As the baby's over the way,
And he keeps my heart from breaking,
AT my toiling, every day.
Sometimes, when the day is ended,
Aud sit in the dusk to rest,
With the lace of my sleeping darling
Rugged rlose to my lonely breast,
pray that my neighbours baby
May not catch Heavens roses, ali;
But that some may crown the forehead
OF NY loved one, as they fall.
And when draw the stocking
From his tired little feet,
Aud kiss the rosy dinples
In his limbs sn round and sweet
! think ofthe dainty garments
Some little children wear,
And frown that my God withholds them,
From NINE, so pure and fair.
May God forgive my cnvyl
knew not what said;
My heart IS crushed and humbled,
My neighbor's boy is deadl
saw the little cniIin,
As they carried it out 10 day;
A mothers heart is breaking
In the mansion over the way.
The light is fair in my window,
The flowers bloom at my door;
My boy is chasing the sunbeams
That dance on the cottage flnor.
The roses Of health are blushing
On INV darling's cheek to-day;
But baby is gone from the window
OF the sad house over the wayI
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A Remarkable Escape.

Mrs. Mary A. Daley, of Tunkhannock
Pa, was afflicted for six years with Asthma
and Bronchitis, during which time the best
physicians could give no relief. Her life
was despaired of. until last Octobei she
procured bottle Of DR.. Kings New Dlscnv
cry, when immediate rel iei was felt, and
by continuing its use for a short time she
was completely cured, gaining in flesh SO
lbs. in few months.
Free trial bottles of this certain cure for
all throat and lung diseases at Thomas
drug store. Large bottles 81 90.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-08-02

"A new game similar to hide.and-seek
is becoming very popular in this coun-
try. 1t is played as follows; A cashier
in bank takes the money of the insti-
tuition and disappears. Tue detectives
try to find him. II they succeed he
comes home and has to pay forfeit.
Subscribe for and read the ADVOCATE
it contains all the latest local news up to
the time Of going to press.
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Drunkenness, or the Liquor Habit, can be
ucredby administering DR.. Haines'
Golden Specific.

1t can be given in a cup Of coffee or tea
without the knowledge OF the person taking
it, eiftcting speedy and permanent cure,
whether the patient is a moderate drinker
or an alcoholic wreck. Thousands Of
drunkards have been made temperate men
who have taken the Golden Specific in their
coffee without their knowledge, aud To- day
believe they quit drinking of their own free
wIl. No harmful effects result from its
administration. Cures guarAn teed. Circulars
and testimonials sent free.
Address, GOLDEN SPEoIFIo Co.,
1855 Race ST, Cincinnati, o.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-17
Observation-Disclosures

Oonneritas albenb ueriammelte ii9 be,
Stabtratb gu elmer Spesialfisuns. Sped
berieIben mar bic GrDrteruns Der Srase, of
Der vNortbpeitern Sperlanb Telephone
Co." Elm 5reibrief beuilist werben iole.
Na6bem man benz Ngenteu ber Gompa9.
ME, Serrn 6. {. &eim, Grlaubnis seae,
ben bate, bas @eiu9 Der Gompasnie su
erIdutern, ertbeiIte man berielben bas
&e9t, in Dubuque unter benielben 9ebins
sunsen elm SeIepbonipitem einsuri6ten,
unter benielben Sebinbunsen, bic ber
ieeisen Gompasnie seitelt worben iinb.
Sin beiBer Streit entipunn ii9 iber
bic Grnennuns bon SpeSialpolisiiten. Gs
wurben bel Reclamation e%rnannt, Sat. Re.
neallp, @m. &lauer, Chs. glafe, unb Bel
Ballot Setter &earnep. Oie neuen Boli,
siiten erbielten folsenbe Oienitbesirte
&eneallp pom Oritter StraBe bis Sulien
Ipenue, weitlid pom gluffftraBe; &lauer,
bon Sulien Nuenue bis nod G~isrsebnte,
Strabe, wetli6 bon gIuffitrabe: glate,
Dodge StraBe unb Soutbern aluenue
&earnep, bas nOrbli9e gnbe BON goule,
Nperue. VertaQung.
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Gin Saq int Sabr 1T fir ieben grpa9

YIN gag I'M Jagr Ut Tur leoen grpa@s
ienen &atboliten unpersebli6. gs lift Der
Sag ieiner eriten beilisen Communion.
llnb bieier Gag, er febrt idbrli9 wieber,
wenn audi ni9t fir bic grwa9ienen, 70
bod fir cine 9lnsabl &inber. Wie iebnii6s
tig erwarten i'm bic &leinen, bic gum err
ftenmale bas Slid baben, nit ibrem Serrn
unb Seilanb bur6 bas Brob bes emisen
9ebens pereint gu werben, unb bic 0dter
unb Miitter, Die i'm Slid Der &leinen ibr
iriberes Slid ii6 setreuli9 abipieseln
ieben ,iie freuen ii6 nit ibnen. @abrbaitig
es 1T elm erbabenes S9auipiel bic &leinen
in lunsen &eiben gum beilisen Mable bins
treten unb btnfnieen gu leben unb, wenn
bann Der sSttli6e &inberfreunb 81 ibnen
fi9 berubIaBt unb in ibren jusenbli9en
Sersen @obnuns nimmt, sibt man iid Der
Sofinuns bin, baB ale Oieie GritcOmmuni>
canten SSbn wiirbis empfansen; BON alien
Seiten bat man ii9 ia ibrer 8orbereitung
aneenommen, Der treue Seeliorger Der
patere 9ebrer unb bic anipru9sloien
S9peitern, bic slidli9en gltern, ie
balfen mebr ober weniser NIT, bic &inber
piirbis uorsubereiten, ie beteten fir bic
&leinen, erfebten ben Sesen bes 9immels
fir lie unb fam man ibnen alien unter be
fen llmitanben es p~erbenfen, penn ite ii9
nit %freuen, Gbeil baben molten an benz
Serbienite unb ii9 in bas @ebet ber I'm
i3ulbisen empfeblen?
0ieies erbabene S9auipiel senoB man
SOnntas wieber babier in ct. Marien.
Ga &naben unb Mdb9en nabten ii9, BON
Yfarrer &ep. gl. Sobannes, wobl porbez
r~eitet, gum eritenmaIe benz Glide bes Serrn.
SIS lit wobl nidt nOtbis cine gei6reibuns
Der idbrli9 wieOerfebrenben Seier gu seben,
bod miifen mir seiteben, baB aues ses
i9eben mar, benz Seit bic @irbe unb Sen
~erbabenen @rnit gu seben, ben es ueroient.
Sas i66ne @pttesbaus, bis binaus auf
Die @insdnse, mar nit Weaien u. Slumen
pra9tig 9eidmiidt, prd9tiser als je porber.
limb marine @orte waren es, bic Geuerenb
@I. Sobaunes gu ben @ritcommunitanten
ipra9, Wsrte Der @rbauuns unb grmabs
nuns, bic ni3t 10 lei9t aug ben junsen
Screen aussuloi6en iein perben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-17
SerbanSlunaeu bes SuperDiiurenratbs
BON Subuque 60.

Situng pom A.. Stunt. 0as Yrotofoa
Der seitrisen Serbanblunsen wurbe per-
leien unb a%nsenommen. 0as @elu9 bon
&ep. 6. Sobannes unb Rep. 8. Qus um
8srbeferunS Der StraBe, wel9e mad benz
ct. SobanneSs unb ct. MariensS riebboi
fibrt, wurbe p~erleien unb gum Bsri9t pers
wieien, sbenio bic @eiu9e BON &arl @ras.
lie UNI Steurna9laB, pom Gbris. guelon
um Yeri9tigung ieinsr Wertbeini6abun9,
unb pon SO. &. be Qorimier un6 @m.
S9aefer I'm 6erabiebun9 ibreS @hements.
Sertast bis 5reitas, ben 6. SUM-.
Sibuug pom 6. Stunt. = Sas Yrpto.
TOD Der seitri9en SerbanOlungen wurbe
p~erleien unb angenommen. 0as @eiu6
pon M. s. Mulsrew nm Serabieeuns iei;
mes ATTACHMENTS wurbe ~perleien unb gum
geri9t uerwieien. Die Yetitiou pom
Sobn Dudley UNI Serabietun9 ieiner
Steuereini6dtun9 wuroe perworfen. Die
Mittbeilunsen pon s. 80. Saplsp ir. unb
6. Gbilbs in SeSus auf Sumpfldnoereien
purben u%erleien unb gum Seri9t perpies
fen. Die @eiu9eu pom @m. Saul unb pon
Sal. Burns UNI !Serabiebuns bss 9lleBs
ments wurben nidt bepiuist. Sas @eiu9
Don Srau s. Wtcgiaap UNI Steuerna9laB
wurOe u~erleien unb our geri6teritattuns
permieien. Oa bic Sopnibip Steueraus.
slei9unss : 8sbSroe pon Sulisn Gopnibip
Die @ussIsi9uns Der 9%lieBments bss be-
iasten GownibiSs nod ni9t fertisseitelt
bate, wurbe ueroronet, baB ii9 Der Hatb
bis Mittpod, ben Is. Sum- portage, UNI
wsIds 3sit Die 4eenbisuns Der b~siasten
NussIeiduns in @usii9t ssitsut 1T. @srs
tast bis gum l8. Stunt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-17
SQs ,,Hptbbud" Der Baltimore g. Ohio

Sa8 yH0tbbnh" Der Baltimore d Sbio
gabn lit cine glrt Staatsbanbbu9 i'm 6leis
men, unb wirb ii9 namentlid in bieiem
Sabre ais Elm wertbpoaes Nudi9lasebud
in alien politiidsn Nnselessnbeiten, pel6e
auf bic 8rdiibentidaftswablen ge3us bas
ben, bsrpdbren. Oasielbe entbdlt in fnaps
per Sorm cine 6iiae BON itatiitiidem Mas
terial iber idmmtli9e prdioentenwablen
pom ge9inn %unierer nationalen Griitens bis
gum Sabre 1880, bic &eiultute Der Barteis
conpente, BEN politiiden llmi9wuns in ben
peri6iebenen Staaten gu peri6ieoenen
3siten, unb sibt bic senauen 3ublen iiber
Bolts unb @lettoralabitimmungen, bic
Yrdiibenten unb ibre jepsili9en Cabinets
mitslieber, ben Nntbeil, wel6en bic %einSel>
men Staaten on Der geietung ser b6diten
gunoesdmter gebabt boben uno auBerbem
piele anbers usrtbpolle Miittbeilun9en aus
Der politii6en @ei6idte Oes Canoes. Sm
9aufe Der Gompasue merben nod mebrere
Gbnli6e Werf6en bon Der .. 81 8. Sabn
So. per0iientli9t merOen. 9ieielben wer,
ben 9esen Ginienoun9 elmer . 9ents 9Oit:
MARIE pom Seun Is. 6. 2orb, Baltimore,
Wb., pOrtofrei an irseno cine aorelie per
ianot.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-17
l1nierm aIten Gplleaen. aur 8eit be,

Seraussebsr Der y9tOrb Soma Yoit", beute
bes rNebrasfa Staatss gnssiser" in 9ins
coin, Germ Peter 6arbers, 1T elm i6peres
lln9lid paiiirt. 9erielbe wurbe I. SO.
pom einem rauben @eielen, einem @eri9ts>
beomten, Namens SO. 6. CARRIER, in bru,
taller @eiie ansesrifien. Sr. Sarbers
bate einen S9abeneriuts 9roSeB p~erloren
unb ueri9iebenen 6reunben 9e9eniber er>
fldrt, baB bic Surp bur6 Gar6er fir Die
@esenpartei usefirt" purpen iei. Gur6er,
mel6er bieie Semerfung sebDrt bate, sins
auf 6arbsrs los unb grill i'm tbdtli9 an.
&arbers periu3te iid gu uertbeibisen bod
ebe er IS ii3 ueriub, wuroe er cine Greppe
binab9ei6Icubert, welde gu einem iosen.
gaiement fiibrt. Gr 1T elm i6psrer, fart.
gebauter Mann unb trls bel Dem SturSe
peridiebene i6pere gerIetungen bapon,
ais Suu3 zines Seines unb peri9iebener
0tippen.
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ltniere Heneripribe 8. 3. Qineban"

bat beim 6euerwebrturnier, bas lette @ode
in Oes Moines absebalten warb, fir bos
@erfen bes md6tisiten Strables @afer
auf bic srDBte Gntfernuns bic Brdmie pom
500 unb Die iilberns Srompete empfans
gen. Sn brei Surnieren muBte bieielbe
Sprite iiesrei3 iein, ebe ibr bieie prdmie
suselpro9en warb. 0as mar bic bieiise
Sampfipriee. Der Wanni9aft Der Seus
srpebr, weI9e bic Spriee bebiente, warb
am Samitas slbenb elm feitlider Gmpfans
pom ben Stabtautoritdten bereitet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-17
&eiienoer asent :-Perr J. poehIs.
@eil Elm nod nidt beitatiates Sele:

grarim aus Dem Often beri9tet, baB Der
Grsbii9Of goubiutor &pan BON ct. 9ouis,
bur9 ben 81. Slater gum @rSbii9Of BON
philadelphia ernannt porben iei, f9lieBt
bic maulise Sasespreie, baB Der bo9w'ite
SiDceiansg ii9of Sennefep BON babier
ais grsbiidof : GoaoiutOr mad ct. 2ouis
periett perbe. SoIde gldtter miiiien fi9
e%urioie g%oriteuunssn iiber bus Sbun unb
Sreiben Der Bropasanba MAIDEN. 9lusens
i6einli9 slauben iie, &om wiirbe feline grz
rennunsen etpa in Der @eiie MAIDEN, wie
es Der Yrdiibent Der Ser. Staaten In ieiner
9lrt tbut. llnb vtatbolii6e" glatter flat
i9en ben gl6biinn obne cine gemerfuns
mad. SreiIi6, BON pirii3en" SIatterm 1T
NQes Al errparten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-17
SER Matbias Bauitert, Merchant tai

lor in Maseppa, @abaibaw So, Minn., fat
cine i96ne Nuswabl uon einbeimiiden uno
importirtsn Gudsn, iowie Gaiimir, Wooiteb
u. T. no, bic an 8rsiswiirbisteit nidt gu
iibertrsffen iinb. Gr eriu9t bas Yublis
FUN i'm NQsemeinen unb feline 9~anbsleute
I'M Beionberen, Bel ibm porSuipre4en. 0ie
&unbenurbeit wirb sarantirt. Da aui
i9neasn llmiae unb serinse profite serede
net wirb, 10 iinb bic Breiie niebris. NIir
tommt, isbt bic arbeit uno frast mad ben
Yrsiien!