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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-29
9 tlttteS NIIerIet.

Rpei ieItene NabeIn. 81.
internationale Gusitellung BON Nabelarbei>
ten, wel6e im SuIi 1884 I'M R%rptaupalait
in Spbenbam e%rofinet perbsn iou, wirb
unter anbersn @urioitdten apei Irtitel
pmfa6en, bic ni6t bic tleiHte Qlttrattion
Der ausitsIuns bilben biirften. elmer
bisier Nrtitel 1T bic beriibmte Ndbnaeel,
welde benz beuti1en &aiier im pori9en
Sabre untsr llmitdnben perebrt purbe, sie
grpdbnuns ueroienen. Der sreiie ptons
ar9 beiudte bic srOBe NaSelfabrit ir
QreuSna9, xm fd u iber,euseu, mas
9taidinen sepaart nit Der Meni9liaen
3anb, erseusen tOnnen. Gs purben ib,n
iuperfeine NabeIn seseist, Don benen
tauiense Sulamn,en feline babe llnse mogen,
unb ct wunberte t9, ME fold nieSIi6e
@esentGnse nit einem Sebr bur6bsbrt
psrb;u t%onnten. Aber er ioate ieben, baB
in bieisr 6iniidt islbft etpas 6siners uns
Bontommeneres seidaffen werbsn fsnnte.
Der gobrer, b. b. Der Irbeiter, beiien
geiddftiguns es lit, bas Sebr in bieie 9tas
seln su bobren, erbat ii9 elm 9aar BON
Dem 9sspte bes &aii.rs. Na9bsm CT bas
Gepinidte empfansen, bobrte er nit Der
srSsten Sorsfalt in bas 5aar elm S.br.
Sos einen 6aeen burd bafieIbe uns iibers
rei9te bic eisentbimIi9e Babel benz crs
i~tsunten Rsnaraeu. Die iw.ite turioie
0abel 1T Gis.ntbum Der Rsnisin gittoria.
Oieie Habel Suroe in Der bsriibmten Sea-
beIfabrif in Gesbit6 uerfsrtist unb iteut
Die SraisnsiGule en- miniature bar. Huf
bi.ier fleinen staS.l iinb Sc.nen aus benz
aeben Der 6onisin in erbabener srbeit bar.
seiteflt, welde aber 10 fein 9eito6.n unb
10 fIein iins, sab es iu ibrer S.idtisuus
zines gersr0berunsssIaies b.ssrf. Die
Tictoriasgtabe tann iberbies s"esiiuet
wero.n. Sic ,ntbGIt eine Nn,abl tl.in.r
Nabelu, Die ebenfals nit Scenen in erbaz
bener arbeit sei5midt limb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-29
Su Oermietben.

weeiH srsssr eiore an Der SIDE Der Sisbcxis1 nas Ratas
htabs, In er beittR ease uss &c Rars III ~ psrsntsn.
Der etote W ~ tiHtn eadtsHssbauss % las lang uub
"a Sas brett, Sats@ ~ bstsas~ ia sa cfkse sisiss
SlattsS oe0 bstm 6tssatAhm9 ts q Nes, Rsuaoatb
Co.. sowa. QS osjs NN6sn,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-29

Den 8r6Bteu W tod Der
8slt beiiBt Yite County, Ga. berieIbs
1T 30 Sabre alt, bat am Soben einen Tim.
fang BON "a l8ou. lit cine @isrtslmsiIs
lang uub bat in oieiem Sabre finf @asen'
lubunsen Erauben better NuaIitat setra'
gen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-29

SeiH Uebrau5 pom Or. Yi.rce's "Plea.
SAINT Purgative Pellets (unsenebme gtb:
fiibrpiu9en) beoarf IS, ea ie rein sese'
tubiIiider art limb, teiner beionb.ren Dor:
ii9t. Sis pirtsn, obne bic RSrp.rtor:
ititution, Sebensweiie poer geiddftisune
gu itOren. @esen Ropfpeb, geritopftb.it
unreines 8lut, Birre, iuur.s NuftOBer
aus benz Nasen, iibleu @sidmat I'M
WunOe, sanise Qnfale, S9mer; In be,
0ierensesenb, SdwelunsSsefiibl in oel
M~asensesenb unh sesen glutitsisen ~
Ropfe ssbraude Or. Biercs's "Pellets'
Biuten.) 9ei @potbetern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-29
UalQenbumOr

Ber es lang bat, ldBt es lang bansen,
iaste Der Geufel = ba l9leppte er eisen
Wiesbaum mad. = Sebem Sanoperter iein
@eidirr! iaste Der Bauer = Sa tdmts
er ii9 nit Der Niitsabel. = g 1T bod
ni9ts iiber bic lieben Rartoffeln! iasts
Der Sunse gum Batter, ba mar weoer Gal;
nod S9mal; o'rauf. = 9aS Rraut tenn
id ni9t; ia9te Der Teufel = oa bate er
ii9 III bic Yrenneie In seiest. g sebt
bod ni9ts iber Yropretdt! iaste Die alts
6rau = ba panote iis ieoen @briittas ibr
Semo I'M.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-29
0asrade 4ustrodneu bes

9asra9 DE 4ustrotnsu bss
SuIare Sees sebSrt gu ben ieltenlten
secsrapbiiden llmseitaItunsen bieies GOns
~tinents. Dor wenisen Sabren nod mar
bieisr See 33 Meilen lang unb 81 Weilen
brett beute miBt er III Is Wteilsn in
Der 9dnse unO s Wteilen in Der 0reite.
limb bieie llmpanbluns wuroe ourb mens
i9li6e Sdnoe ueruria6t. Die ausbol;uns
Der @ebir9SbOben uno bas Sobren bon ars
tslil9su Drummer our SewGheruns bes
9anoss babsn sS nGmli6 bepirtt, baB bic
tleinsrsn Sa9e unb 6liiie, bon benen Der
See seipeiit wurOe, sans ocsr tbeiIweiis
perfesten, wosu AUDI Die Oirre Der Iesten
Sabre oas Sbrise beitrus. Sin pber swei
maize @inter mOsen aber Dem Eulare See
far cine turse Seit wieOer auibslisn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-29
9te i6nurrt8e Gde.
8ie GGiar ben &nbiton tiberidritt.

Gdiar SOs NIT ieinem 9eere,
Suitis EMF bic Rreus unb Suere,
Our9 Sraass unb GisaIpina,
Man9en Strobwii9 JAP er oa,
an perbOt'nen @esen.
Oa Tam er iuf an elm Wafer,
Sas ni6t NAB Aur, nein, nod naHer,
als oas meiite Naher mar,
l1nS es rief bic sanse S9aar:
yRubicoa . webe!"
Gdiar trast ii5 b%iutsr'x Sbrsn,
Sort, ipri9t er, mir iinb uerloren;
5u, wie lit bas Ws0er naS!~
aue purben Ieidenblab,
@renabier nnb &eiter.
User ai9t farm biniiberbupfen,
llnb sebt our5, betemmt ben S9nupfen
Rbeumatismus unb Ratarrb!~
9lue wurben Iteif unb itarr,
Dor sewaIt'sem e9reden.
llne elm Brett, lang fait iwsi Nteter,
Sradt' elm H6msr, Namens Setter,
BOA sern ie6iten Battalion,
Sest IS ii6er'n fubieon,
DAP man s'rauf taan seben.
lnb es iieb.n frob uns better,
S9usr. unb aud leidts Reiter,
Sdarfselab'ne Snfant'rie,
llns se;os'ne artiu'rie,
llebe, oieie Srudex.
0a iprad Gdiar laut III allen:
vSebt, Der Wirfel lit sefausn!
stiemane fam " mebr suriid,
lleber bieie itol;e Bird,
SOuparts miBt Sbr i9auen!"
limb .s lansen bic SsIbaten,
0aut: Sd batt' eiuen 6ameraben",
unS oann luitis bintenbretn,
Mud bic i9one vBa9t am &bein@,
llno nod mandes anb're.
Wfit fanenen unb salt Stueen,
3osen lie burd bic Abru,sen.
Nas oann weiter 1T sel6eb'n,
Siebt mar in ben 6idern iteb'n,
Don Der D.Itsei3i6te.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-29
Gin leibeuser Menja alidlid.

r@enn id nur cine IeioenSe Berion ;u
Sbnen ieneen tann", i9reibt Sames @ors
bin, Son @aibburn, Sa., rweroe i5 sliid.
LID iein. Samaritan Nervine bsilte mid
uno wiro ale 6Gae pom &r%ampfanfaaen
beilen." $3.50
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-29
LINE.
Der. Staateu u. fOuisl. bslsiihe ~Yoitoampiidiie,
Seoen Samita9 na6 Slmttperpen

(uon ben sss Star Dots. Ssriep Gitp).
Die pradtuOusu ,rits GlGR, Dampier. nit BOILER krait
-8elsrulauo" 5000 (SutlOius) -ptuulano" 1000
SelseHlauo, 1000 leun,u: StelaHe3 $500;
8bpHIaub, 1000; SpiserIauo, 5000;
BaoerIaHo, 1000; @aeslaus. 45Oa;
4eberlaus, 5000.
gallons. pradtJtmmer, stauas uNo SaOeiimnsr in ex
Brittle oes Sdtfes.
3peite 9aiate seausmIiateitsu uuabertrsiHt5.
grabtsimm,r ale am 9aupiset.
Dtsie Oampisr baben peoer Riuspisb. nod C'eros.
Sbaie ooer SbweiHe an Soro.
Die Serbit uuo Btnter 5abrprsiis fhr Gaiitsu iiHb:
Saloon. EUROPA uuo prepaid 9iustsu $50 bis $780,
9reuriiou $40 bis $3.50.
3wette 9ai ute mad europa uub prepaid BiGstt,u
S55. Grcuriion 800.
ptideHoed uab Antwerpen geo.
pou AHtpe pen SEQ.
Ruaoreiie Sllete $3.50.
peter g8risbt 4 3onS,
acknowledgement. 55 SroaSwap. y. y.
Better 2isne Il 2obn, assuteu, Dubuque. Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-29
@pbcr Der Sersframnf.

Gin ansebenoer MeOieiner, Der iein
Gramen madte. wurSe sefrast: @Ober
entftebt Der 5%er;frampf2
Der Mebicinsr: Wenn man eineni6eis
ratbsantras ma9t uno einea Rorb be-
tommt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-29

RupfsrfeIber. Hri;ena bat iid
in Der &upfersY roouftipn bic sweite Steae
na9 gtidisan erpOrbsn, inoem es bereits
1850. 900 Yfuub probueirt. Sbm fol9t
pann Montaua nit elmer Iusb.ute pen
10, 900, 900 Yfunb,
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-11-08
)ARD- McMINNVILLE TENNESSEE SATURDAY, NOV s. 884

est successful fruit grower and see what
varieties succeed the best with him,
and set out these. Let there be but
few kinds, and these chiefly winter va.
rieties.
90 into no new speculation in this
matter; neither be enticed by fine
cuts shown by the agents, but go to
some reliable nursery and purchase
young, vigorous stock.
Set but a few grapes, as the Con-
cord and Early Victor; cherries, as
Early Richmond and English Morello;
blackberries, as the Taylor and Sny-
der; raspberries, as the. Doolittle and
Greer; red raspberries, as the Turner
and Brandywine; strawberries, as the
Charles Downing and Crescent. These
varieties generally succeed ; new varie-
ties can be added after more expert
ence.
Set out also few pears, peaches,
plums and quinces-such as succeed
best in your neighborhood.
A few currants, gooseberries and
rhubarb plants may be added.
By so doing you will have plenty of
all kinds of fruit for your family.
Store it up ;preserve and can it; use
it freely, instead of pork, and you will
enjoy better health, live longer, be
more cheerful and happy.
Head your trees when young to a
proper height and natural form.
Trim them mostly when young.
The greatest enemy to the orchard
is the round.headed borer.
A band of strong tarred paper, put
around the trees next the ground,
twenty inches high, is the best pre-.
ventive of injury from this pest, as
well as from rabbits.
When once in the trees lose no time
in cutting them out with knife.
Thorough and repeated culture
should be your motto with all kinds Of
fruit.
House your poultry and do not make
your fruit trees a roost for the fowls.
Do not mortgage your property
when once paid for.
Keep out of debt. Pay what you
owe. Buy only what you need.
Borrow as little as possible; return
when promised, and in as good order
as when received.
Attend to your business. Govern
your temper. Birdie your tongue.
If you have nothing good to say O
your neighbors, say nothing evilly o
them.
Observe the Golden Rule" "DC
unto others as you would that they
should do unto you.
Educate your children we'll; MAKE
home attractive, cheerful and agreea
BILE.
Furnish them with good books.
Use no tobacco or alcohol, and dis
courage its use in others.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-11-08
Postal Receipts and Disbursements

WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-The res
ceipts of the Postofice Department for
the year ending June 30, 1884, exclu-
sive of the money order revenue, were
$42, 818,635 and the expenditures $46,-
411,77 leaving deficit of $685.
1877, which is attributed to the reduced
postal rates. The department last year
had a surplus of S2,653,189. This
years deficiency, however, will be re.
duced about 100000 by money order
revenus. The result confirms the esti>
mate made by President Arthur in his
message to the last Congress.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-11-08
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Wide Awake

three or four hours every night coughing.
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ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4th. 1884,
" my lawful wife, MARTHA LAMBERT,
left my house, in Rockcastle county, KY,
in company with one JAMES ANDREW
D0BBS, and has not since returned. Dobbs
is of dark complexion, about 80 years OF
age, very dark hair and eyes, and about five
feet ten inches in height. Martha Lambert
is of light complexion, light hair and blue
eyes, with mole above her right eye, FIVE
feet five inches high, and 81 years of age.
A reward will be paid for any information
as to their whereabouts Address
HARRISON LAMBERT,
Berea, Madison Co., Ky.
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Heart Pains.

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Rough ON Pain, POrOused Plaster;

Strengthening, improved, the best for
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The Hone of the Nation.

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Mothers.

If you are failing, broken, worn out and
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WR0ngh on COrns.',

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Quick, complete cure. Hard or soft corns,
warts, buniOns.
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Thin People.

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Rough on TOOthache,

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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-11-08
Golden Words to Farmers.

uSsh aDlo lVCaIiOu Will q SOOu oOll'
Plow and cultivate in good season,
and when the ground is not too wet.
Fallow pillow for winter crops, fall
pillow for spring crops.
Seed no more ground than you can
thoroughly cultivate and keep free
from weeds.
Keep up rotation of crops with clo-
yer, and apply as much manure every
year as is taken from the soil.
Select the best seeds, and if you have
to purchase them, buy only Of relia-
bic firm, even if you have to pay an
extra price.
When you have good seed, save the
best and most productive.
Sow this in separate plot for your
future stock.
Keep this system up as long as you
can make any improvement in your
seeds.
Select your seeds early in the sea-
son, so you will have them on hand
when required.
Strive to be ahead in all your work,
and be certain to have your crops in
the ground in due season.
Do not put off until tomorrow what
you can do today.
Plant corn, potatoes and cabbage on
rich ground.
Plow deep and thoroughly, and pull
verize the ground well; but give the
crops only shallow tillage when once
in the ground.
The more frequent, however, this
culture, with the addition of the hoe,
the greater will be the yield.
Use a drill for wheat and rye, and
you will find little complaint about
your crops freezing out" by the viciSsi
tudes of winter.
Sow oats and spring wheat as early
in the spring as the ground will work
well the earlier, the better will be
your crops.
Plant peas, onion sets and onion
seeds at the same time, the latter on
clean, rich or new ground.
Keep good stock; grade up what
yon have, if you cannot afford the
best.
Do not overwork your horses, and
never feed or water them when very
warm.
"Make hay while the sun shines,
prepare it and your fodder in proper
season and condition.
Put up sufficient to feed your stock
we'll; feed regularly and shelter your
stock from the weather.
Better feed your hay, straw and
corn than sell it; by that means you
"kill. two birds with one stone"--you
feed your land as well as your stock
Keep the tires on your wagon tight
and the axles and harness well oiled
A workroom with few tools vii
often save day of valuable time go
ing to shop, besides the expense.
On wet, idle or wintry days, repair
and fix up; remember, ga stitch il
time may save you nine" A few
hours used in repair may save yol
from despair.
Haste, as we'll as neglect, make
waste"
early to bed and early to ris,
makes man healthy, wealthy anC
WISE"
Keep order; have ga place TO
everything and everything in it
place"
1t often takes more time to find
tool than it does to do the work.
Keep your fence up and in good re
pair.
When you build a house select al
elevated situation, away from the pond
marshes and sluggish streams, if yoI
desire health, save doctors bills ant
annoyance from mosquitoes.
Raise neat and comfortable build
ings, but not beyond your means.
The first thing to be done afterward
in proper season is to set out fey
shade and ornamental trees and shrub
berry about and around the house
Large grown trees should not be with
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-11-08
Rough ON Itch.

Trough on Itch" cures humors, eruptions
ring worm, letter, salt rheum, frosted feet
chillblains.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-11-08
Holmes Lininent
Mothers Friend.

When applied few weeks before confue-
ment it will produce a safe and quick deliv-
cry, control pain, and alleviate the usual
dread, agoniziDg suffering, beyond the pow
er of language to express!
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-28
T. B. ROSS,
Physician and Surgeon,

ABILENE, : KANSAS.
Having recently located for the practice OF his
profession respectfully offers his services to the
citizens OF Abilene and vicinity.
OFFICE and consulting room at residence on
Cedar street, formerly occupied by DIR. Flack,
where he can be found both day and night-all
hours
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-28

ABILENE, Kansas, August 4th, A. D., 1884.
WHEREAS On the 4th day of August. A. d.,
1884, the Board of County Commissioners of the
County of Dickinson, State of Kansas, duly made
and caused be entered of record, upon the jour
nal of said Board, the following order, to-wit
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-28
STATE OF KANSAS /

NUUHI! OF UiCkIIlsON. 7
], Richard Warins, County Clerk of said County
of Dickinson, do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is full and correct copy in every par
ticular of the order made by the Board of County
Commissioners of said County, in the matter there
IN named at an adjourned seat of said Board, duly
held at my Office in the City of Abilene the coun-
ty seat of said County, ON the 4th day of August,
A d.. 1884, which order was duly entered of rec
ord on the records of proceedings of the Board of
County Commissioners Of Dickinson County, State
Of KANSAS
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-28

To J. j. Miller, Sheriff of Dickinson County.
And which said order is hereby made part of
this proclamation and notice.
Now, Therefore, 1, j. ]. Miller, Sheriff Of said
County of Dickinson, in pursuance and by virtue
of said order do hereby proclaim and make known
that on Tuesday, the sixteenth day of September,
A. D. 1884, special election will be held in said
township of Hope, in said County of Dickinson,
State of Kansas for the purpose of voting upon
the proposition in the above and foregoing order
contained, and that said election will be held at
the usual place of holding general elections In
said township and in the manner provided by law
for holding general elections.
Witness my hand and official signature this 4th
day of August, A. D., 1884.
j. J. MILLER,
Sheriff of Dickinson County.
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To J. J. Miller, Sheriff OF Dickinson County:
nd uhich said order is herehX made q nart G

To J. j. Miller Sheriff OF Dickinson County:
And which said order is hereby made part OF
this proclamation and notice.
Now, therefore, l, J. J. Miller, Sheriff OF said
County OF Dickinson, in pursuance and by virtue
of said order do hereby proclaim and make
known. that on Tuesday, the 10th day OF Septem-
berA d. 1SS4a special election will be held in the
said township OF Ridge, in said County OF Dlckln-
son. state OF Kansas, for the purpose OF voting
upon the proposition in the above and foregoing
order contained, and that said election Will be
held at the usual place OF holding general cleo
lions in said township and in the manner proV1d-
ed bv law for holding general elections
Witness my hand and official signature this 4th
day OF August, A. D., 1884.
J. J. MILLER,
sheriff Of Dickinson County, Kansas
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ORDER.
PETITION.

IN THE NATTER OF SUBSCRIPTION TO THE CAPITAL
STOCK OF THE TOPEKA, SALIVA ~ WESTERN
RAILROAD COMPANY, BY HOPE TOWNSHIP, IN
THE COUNTY OF DICKINSON, STATE OF KANSAS
To the Board of County Commissioners of the
County of Dickinson, State of Kansas:
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STATE OF KANSAS, &C
County OF Dickinson. %

STATE OF KANSAS, &C
County OF Dickinson. o.
/, Richard Warning, County Clerk or
said County OF Dickinson, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is full and correct copy
in every particular OF the order made by the
Board OF County Commissioners OF said County,
adjourned session OF said Board duly
held at my Office, in the City Of Abilene,
the county seat OF said County, on the 4th day OF
Augusta L. 1881, which order was duly entered OF
record on the records OF proceedings OF the Board
OF County CommisSiO ners of Dickinson County,
State of Kansas.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
hand as County Clerk, and affixed the seal OF said
County at my Office in the city Of Abilene, in said
County and State, this 4th day OF August, A. D.,
1884. RICHARD WAXING,
TsEAIl County Clerk.
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In testimony whereof / have hereunto set my
hand a. County Clerk and affixed the seal of said
County at nv office in the City of Abilene, in said
County and State this 4th day Of August, A. D.,
1884. RICHARD WARING,
TsEAL.1 County Clerk.