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The Portland daily press., 1884-02-02

Sir John Mcdonald gave notice on Thurs
day that be would move in the House of
Commons yesterday the passage of resolu-
tons involving REIMBURSEMENT of the finan-
cial relations of the Canadian Pacific Rail-
road with the government. The resolutions
cover the following points,-that it is of the
greatest importai. &c to the country that the
road shall be finished by the Spring of 1886.
that the arrangements entered into by which
the government was to aid the company. in
in disposiDg of 65 million dollars of stock
unfortunately did not succeed, that it is ex-
pedient that government shall return the
securities now held under the act of incor-
poration, that the money subsidy hereafter
payable may be paid as work on either sec
ton is completed, that the time for the pay
ment of 50 1855, zip now due by the company
be extended to Nov. Z, 1888 when 81, 527, 900
more becomes due, that the government
may loan $22, 100000 to the company to be
repaid on or before May /, 1891 with inter-
est at per cent, S7,500,o0Q being advanced
at once to pay the flooding debt, and that,
for security, the government shall have first
lien and charge upon the entire property of
the company. This announcement had
weakening effect on the Montreal market.
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-02

Toe Republicans of New York are in
some perplexity about how they shall 60 10
work TO choose delegates TO the Nation II
tate Convention. S9me Of the districts, it
ia said, will insis upon choosing delegates
in conventions held within ileir own Dor
ders, while others desire 10 have theirs
chosen at the time and place Of the selec ion
of delegates at large. There is no need Of
any difficulty or confusion in this business,
al no necessity Of making trouble, unless
somebody desires TO get around and practi-
cally mnltify the purpose Of the las. Nation
al Convention in the instructions givee to
the National Committee ON this subject. A
sincere purpose TO carry Out the obvious in
tent OF the new rules viii enable com
mi tee 20 find feasible way. IL is not prob
able that the credentials of any delegates
chosen in district conventions will be called
in question.
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-02
For Sale or TnLnt

fEtH6 story brick house No. ~ OR v street. near
=, fark, furnished with all the modern conven-
iences Also for sale, if desired, the Carpets and
Par s OF furniture in said house. Inquire of j. ~
haNDALL q Co, 119 Commercial street.
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-02

The GFeeiy relief bill as adoplei by the
House pu' he efsahization Of the expedi-
lion in'o The bands Il he President. The
Senate adoped the biz as il came to the
House, but added an amendment providing
that the Ulcers and Crew Of be expedition
should b. selected from volunteers only.
The House refused to accede 10 This amend
mtnt ard conference committees were APP
pointed. The Senate Conference Commits
tee reported ia favor OF receding from the
Senate amendment but the Senate rejected
The committees report and voted to adhere
to its amendment. This is the only point
OF difference between the two houses.
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-02
SAW MILL,

W about 10 acres of land for sale Sitnsst.S snu
tne Flscataqua River at West Falmouth Me- near ar
H. H. Statcn' For particu ars inquire Of -N-'
- o 100. EDWARD MERRILL
i Xsn; o 1904 West Falmouth, Me.
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-02

FSlHE undersigned have this day formed A Coma.
neIship under the firm name Of j. 5. yS,I{S q
SON Tor the purpose Of carrying on the Sailf NJ
i n business, az the Old stand Of YORK. WAiTH,
q Co, No. Central WHAT j. S. YOI{K J" AlIE
Portland ,orr,-. % 100, FkEDH. YORK.
- i'0e' Jan25d2ws
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-02
TO LET.
To Let
TO LET.
FOR SALE.
For sale.
Pigs for Sale.

" DIRK SHIRE and CHESTER WHITES. +hor.
H oughbreds and grades; all sizes at reasonahIa
prices, W. b. WHITTIER, Laudholm Farm, New
ION MASS ian22dIn
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-02
N NOTICE.

Dr. e. ID. Reed, CEairvOyant and
BOlanic Physician is located for
"a short time at Merchants Ex-
change Hotel, Temple street, Port
EansB, Me-, Room q up ONE flight.
Office Hours, Q n, IRA. 10 8 p. IA.
dec28 ~
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-02
CoPARTNaRszgEP Nor1nn
PRPsmershin EOfic.
COpnrtnersEaip Notice.

GAMES =. DYER is a member Of our firm from,
~ January lst, 1854 S. @. DYER & co.
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-02
HALLS
WESBtahlB SiGilian
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-dU6se
Brooklyn, N. Y, after severe attack of Fry
sipelas In the head, found her hair--already
gray-faling off SO rapidly that she soon became
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NEWER brought 1t back as soft, brown and
thick as when she was girl.
REr Mr.. KEsIINe, an old farmer, near Wqr.
s0ao, md, had scarcely any hair left and what
little there was of it had become nearly white.
One bottle of HALLS HAIR REVIEWER stopped
its falling out, and gave him thick, luxuriant
head of hair, as brown and fresh as he ever had.
E9- MRS. A. T. WALL, Greenfield, Cheshire.
Eng, writes: 81 have found the greatest ben.
eft from the use of HALLS HAIR REVIEWER, it
having restored my hair, which was rapily fall
ing of, and returned its original color"
H3- DR.. EMIL SB1P, Detroit, Mich, certifies
that "HALL's HAIR REVIEWER is excellent for
hair growing, and gives back the natural color
to faded and gray hair.'
E4r MRS. s. E. ELLIOTT, Chenille. ". Vd..
says: "One bottle of HALLS HAIR REVIEWER
restored my hair to its natural, youthful color"
No injurious substances enter into the
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and it does not make the hair dry and
brashy, like the so-called restoratiyes COM
pounded with alcohol.
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-02
The BEST

Hair restorative in the world Is HAL1's
HAIR REVIEWER. 1t cures all diseases of
the scalp, and stimulates the hair glands
to heathful action. 1t steps the falling of
the hair; prevents its turning gray; cures
badness, and restores youthful color and
freshness of appearance to heads already
white with age. The following are few
illustrations of what is done by
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-01-09

in detail. The saw was found and
secreted in the collar of Bobon, who.
true to an instinct amounting to reason,
flew back to the prison, and awaited
his chance of lodging into the gate.
Terribly exciting were the hours passed
by jeanette, till the time came for her
to act and to be made happy with
success or rendered wretched by
failure.
At l O'Clock that eventful night
which was to witness her happiness or
misery, the trembling or half-faintine
wife took her station in the deep shade of
the eastern wall of the prison, with a
rope coiled in one hand and Bobon,
who had joined her a few hours before,
now standing quietly and patiently
by her side. Oh! how her poor heart
beat! and how every sound made
the blood leap and her nerves thrill!
At last the S~eat clock of q neigh
boring cathedral struck heavily and
solemnly the hour of 2. No longer
trembling, but nerving herself for The
great purpose she had in view, Jeanette
quickly poised the coil in her hand;
and, holding firmly to one end of it with
her left sent it upward, with sincere
prayer, into the air, and heard q
faint, dull sound as it struck on the
other side.
Was he there? Somebody was-for
in less than minute, she felt q slight
pull upon the rope. Quickly fastening
her end around her body, she grasped
it with both hands,, and thus held
against the heavier strain that follow
ed. Harder and heavier became the
strain upon the rope; but throwing
herself against the walls she still held
firmly, till she felt the cord suddenly
loosen; and then, looking upward, her
heart fairly leaped to her mouth
as she beheld dark figure upon the
top Of the wall. Aminute later, jacques
stood safe beside her, having run down
along the rope, which he had taken the
precaulion to fasten on the other side
before making his ascent
No word was now spoken-not q
whisper = even the dog remained
silent. Grasping tic hand Of jeanette,
Jacques stealthily, silently and hur-
riedly led her away, through one
dark and narrow street after another.
till he reached place of safety. The
next day search was made for him,
but he managed to keep himself secret,
ed till after the Reign of Murder had
ceased to be, and then he came forth
from his hiding-place and made boast
OF his own cunning, his wife's devotion
and his dogs sagacity.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-01-09

Wild me, de ole man is more 'tractive
den de boy. De gol' OATS on q leaf
jes' arter de fust frost is pulitzer den
de green on de leaf jes' airter spring
ODens.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-01-09
Caught Mapping.

Glove you,'' and the great dark eyes look
gravely into mine;
"You are my little comfort, half my Joys are
linked with thine"
] stroke the golden, silken hair while MUIR
muring my strain,
And beg for but an answering look; how can
n, she thus refrain?
II love you," and take the little form close
into my arms;
Thus I'd protect thee all thy days, and shield
thee from LIES harms"
Yet still in silence she accepts the homage
thus shower,
Ah royal little parsonage, she's so certain of
her power.
What! not word, nor vet glance? Coquette
you are, that plain;
And still you give me cause to know my love
# you don't disdain.''
The golden head sinks lower, while the liquid
l1i. eyes are hidden,
~Curtained meath the silken lashes, yelling
glances come unbidden.
At last the red lips part, the small white teeth
assert their sway;
MY darling, believe you'd bite me did but
give you half your way
She snarls. {: All, give me silence; its sweeter
far than swapping,
And i put my Skye on the cushion, just where
found her mapping. Progress.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-01-09
Lost 100000 on One Game.

While riding in the environs of New
burg was shown the plain house near
the river of a gentleman who lost $780,
600 at one game of poker. My inform
ant said he was man of good average
qualities, but had been brought up in
the most penurious manner by q rich
father. His father, thought that the
only way to makea boy appreciate .
fortune was to give him nothing at all;
50 that the boy, it is said, hardly was
given food enough, and sometimes
went around the markets hungry and
asking help. At last he received ;
million dollars, but the gambling pas
sion broke out in him and some sharp
ers took from him about = fifth Of his
fortune, and it WAS only discovered
when he brought suit for the last few
thousands, which, according to his edu-
cation, seemed dearer to him than the
previous bulk of money he had silently
paid up.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-01-09

De fact dat a man is useful to de cur
munity doan make him 3 'zirable MEM
Der oh 'sciety. We couldn't hardly
git along widout de buzzard, yet doan
banker airter 'sociatin' wild him.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-01-09
What Constitutes The State?

In the introduction to his little vol
ume, Professor Sumner remarks: s.Du-
ring the last ten years I have read
great many books and articles, espec-
tally by German writer's, in which an
attempt has been made to set up the
state as an entity, having conscience,
power and genius over us all. l have
never been able to find in history or
experience anything to fit this concept.
l once lived in Germany two years, but
l certainly saw nothing of it there
then. Whether the state which Bis.
marck is moulding will fit the notion
is at best matter of faith and hope.
My notion of the state has dwindled
with growing experience Of life. As IN
abstraction, the state is to me only AL
of-us. In practice that is, when It
exercises will or adopts line Of sction
lit is only q little group Of mon
chosen in . very bap-hazard way by
the majority of Us - perform certain
services for all of IA The majority do
not 60 about their selection very ration
ally, and they are almost always dis
appointed BY the results Of their own
operation. Hence the state instead
OF Offering resources Of wisdom, right
reason, and pure moral sense, beyond
what the average Of Us possess, gener-
ally offers much less Of Ill these things.
Furthermore, it often turns ont In prsc-
tice that the state Is not even the
known and accredited servants Of the
state. but, g has been well said, u only
some obscure clerk hidden in tho Re.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-01-09

Roscoe Conkling is getting rich for
the first time in his life.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-01-09

a party Of Italian scientists have inst
returned from an expedi tion to the
South Pacific, having proved to their
own satisfaction that . race Of giants
once existed in Patagonia. In wander
ing over Terra del Fuego they found
human bones Of marvellous size.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-01-09

De wust whuppin' dat man eber
gifts is done by a coward. Pen up q
snappin' cur an he ken whup all de
dogs on de plantation.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-01-09
Plantation Philosophy.

Oars some little truth chen in de
bigges' lie, chen eff it is no more den de
fack dat it is lie.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-01-09

Poverty o. body is bad, but poverty
o. mine is wus. doan feel as sorry
fur q po' sensible man as does fur q
rich fool.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-02
Babrenb Der @abIfampaane qab 81,

Slinois StaatsSeitung ibren Qeiern in
Soma, @iscOniin, Minnsi ota, Suinois unb
anbern Srts ben Croft, baB iie ni6t beIfen
f6nnte, mem bic Qeier ibre BIats
ter ni6t befdmen. Die Yoitmeiiter bieIten
fie einfa6 suriit unb aue &eelamationen
wirben nidts belfen. au9 uns iinb ioI@e
Sale porsetommen. Bsaei6nenb mar Elm
5au in @isconiin. 8ort erbieIt elmer uns
terer abonnenten auBer Der Soma" aud
ben Cincinnati 9oltsfreunb" unb ben bies
fisen yRationul Democrat, aIio brei anti
repnbIifanii9e SIatter. Der Mann re-
cIamirte, aber es baIf ni9ts. Sft erbieIt
CT bic 8ldtter ni9t, bann erit mad Ia Ga,
gen. Der Poftbsamts lit natirlid elm
Seuti9er, unb itrammer RepubIitaner.
Wir batten in awei Sabren suiammen ni6t
70 piel &eclamationen aIs wdbrenb Der
Champagne. @as tiimmsrt 10 elm repubIis
tami9en Sficeieeter feline gfidt unb
a Dutch paper. Wenn 9eier iett lire
Bldtter nidt reselmdBis srbaIten iouten, 70
m6sen fe IS uns wifen lafien, mir iparen
feline Miibe bic 9oitmsiftsr auf ibre Yfidt
bin3uweiien ober b6bern Srts 3u Hagen.
Wfan tbut's guar nidt germ, aber wenn IS
iein mub, 9eidisbt eS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-02
gur BEN biefiaen 8uuoesaeridte 1T Elm

ieltiamer SAL a~nbansis. gine Sruu Msarp
q. Wercer bat bic Chicago, Miiwautse &
ct. Saul giienbabn I'M $40, 900 pertlast,
ba ibr @utte bur9 Na9ldiisteit ber goms
pasnie bas yeben perloren babe. 0as fam
TO: Mercer nit einisen gnbsm fubr in
Der @abooie zines Sradtsuses. 3wii4en
Sanb Springs anb 8ortbinston brad
cine S4iene unb Der Wasen rib, obne nuts
Snfauen, ben Sabrbamm auf. IIarmtrt
iiber bic @efabr, iprans Mercer aus benz
Wasen unb erbielt berartise SerIetunsen,
baB er nod am islben 9benb ffarb. 0ie
@ompasnie weisert gnti6dbisuns, benin,
iast iie, ni9t uniere Na9Iditsfeit lit
S9uIb an benz llnfuu, ionbern bic s6tts
li9s gorisbuns. 0ie S9iene mar seiunb
unb brad in Solse bes Sroifes. Oie 9es
i1worenen haben barber su ipre9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-02
Reiienber Asent :-6err y. poeRls.
u d mten.

Wir beeiIen rns uniere geebrten geier
su Grandchildren bab bic Yrdmien fertis
finb unb i'm 9aufe Der @o6e, 10 i4neu es
aebt, nit elmer abonnsntenliite IN bic
Germ Nsenten perianbt wereen. Wir
Bitten bic Ssrrn rnuersi9li9 ans Gins
fammeln Der QbonnementsbetrG9e su
seben unb uns ale @elber, Sic fs
einsesosen babsn, sssen 8eibnadten
ein3uienbsn, ba mir nm bieie l3eit redt be:
beutsnbe SabIunsen gu MAIDEN baben.
@ie uniere 9eier wiiien, fibrt bic biesjdbs
riss Yrdmie ben Titel:
@iIIibrorb, Der 81. @laubensbote, Gpoitel
Srieslanb's rrno 9urembur9's uno @riinoer
Der abtei Gdternad. Tarseiteut pon q.
8. &eulanb.
Sas Su9 1T eisens fir uns seidrieben
Ipprben, = fein 9~abenbiiter, pie piele Sldts
ter ibren 2sisrn ioIde ais 8rdmien seben -
nnb bsbanbelt in polfstbimli9er Spra9e
bas 9eben bss apoiteIs bes @roBbersoss
tbums. Gs 1T 1876 Seiten fart, i'm ieIben
Sormat ME ale friibersn 9rdmten.
Bon friberen Yrdmtenbi9em baben mir
nod an tSanb unb fonnen nStbisenfaas
a~bseseben perben:
Sas 9urembur9sr 9anb. Seine Sc
i6i6ts, feline geIpobner, iein 'Sanbel unb
fein Wanoel.
q. s. RsuIanb.- Gus benz Saseni6as ber
arbennen unb 8oseien.
3B. Comet Onserer Lidder a Gedich-
. ter an onserer letzeburger : deitscher
Sproch.
q. @roewis.-S as grosber;ostbum Gil.
r~embur9. Qanb unb golt. Seine iesiaen
politii6en unb ~ioSialen 0erbGltniiie. 0fii
8arte nnb pielen Suuirationen.
n. $. RsuIanb.- Seinri6 II. unb suni,
snnbe, ober bic Sunsfraulidteit aui benz
Saiiertbrone.
Gs.. conner. - Sarte bss 9ursmburser Gan.
bes.
9ieienisen, bic es piini9sn, t6nnen aud
ais Yrdmie ben betannten
r&esensburser MarisntaIenbsr"
befommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-02

Iae Warbs finb 3u srob. Mit l4s ODE,
100 Stimmen 1T es elmer @abIbeb6rbe
BON bret Mann unm09Ii9, Der Sadie Die
perbiente guimerffamteit su idenfen. Man
fam nidt senaue Gontroqs fibren, bic
WdbIer miiiien 3u lanse marten, bas CAB.
len unb 3uiammeniteuen Der Stimmen III
pieI ~ miibiam. Sou 6as Wablaeid6ft
orbentlid, fiott unb rssslmdBis pom Stats
ten aeben, iouten an einem Stimmplae
ni9t msbr ais 5 bis 700 Stimmen abaes
seben werben. Sn benz SAD fennen aud
bic WabIri6ter unb S9reiber jeben einsels
men Stimmseber, mas n0tbis 1T, INN cine
ridtise, ebrIide 8abI gu babsn.
Nun tann man ben 3ped errei6en, I'M
benz man ale @arbs bemsemdB tleiner
MAIDEN wiirbe. Dies 1T ni5t nStbis unb
81 f~oiipieIis. Man tbeiIe bic g., 4. unb
5. Warb neu Elm unb made aus benen brei
Warbs flint. 0amit mirb 10 siemIid aQs
ieitis seboIfen. SbsiIt man bann su
BablSwsden isbe @arb In Spei @abIbes
;irts, = bas 1T cine fleine 9ussabe, -
,ann 1T alieitis ben llebsIitdnben gut ab:
Die 4. unb g.. Warb, ME bic
Zines" IS uoridIdst, fir DabI3pede als
Elm in 3wsi IbsiIe 3u tbeiIen, senist ni9t.
Sauienb Stimmseber an einem WabIpIas
pieI 81 pieI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-02
Sir Sanbidube unb Mnffs sebe man
gu Saul Sraut, go. 576 WainitraBe.
9ie ,,Simes" ipridt iid fir cine poI

Sic Zines" ipri9t ii6 fir cine poIs
tommene 0eueintbeiIuns Der itabtii9en
Warbs aus, benn, arsumentirt bas glatt
ni9t nit llnredt, bas Dubuque pon beute
1T ni6t mebr bas Dubuque Dor smansis,
sebn, ia ieIbft DOR flint Sabren. DAP DE
amtli4en Stabttbeile gu sroB, unb bic pers
i9ieeenen Warbs gang unb gar nidt sIsi9s
mdbis nnter fi4 finb, ia baB bic Gbeile Der
e%in5eInen Waros srobe Sonberinterefien
baben, 1T betannt. Naan uersIei9es. 9. bic
erlte unb FINITE Warb! Damn In Der
finften @arb ben Berg, eagle goint unb
ben Gbeil fibweitIi1 pon eagle Boint, B..
). pom II. StrdBe bis eagle point @uenue
unb bis Slabs 8rausrsi binauf. 3abIen
bewsiien aud bier. Die 6,395 Stimm.
seber Der peridiebenem @arbs iinb pertbeiIt
pie folat:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-02
Sic bieiiaen ,,Blauitriimpfe" baben Elm

gampbIet Der Ladies' Literary Society
nit Der Contribution, ben vgsamtinnen"
unb elmer biitoriiden Stisse Der @eiels
idaft berausseseben. @dr's nidt better,
bic Oamen idrieben elm Wert iber bas
Sliden uonS triimpfen, bic @nfertisuns zines
Seubes unb bic !Subereituns non Bellfars
tofieln. sic werbsn wabrf9einIi9 bapon
aber ebenio siel ueriteben als uon S9iner
uns @6tbe, &acine unb goileau, Dante unb
getrarca. @m beften uerftsbsn fs fd
wabrideinIid auf bic ll~eberietuns pon
Boceacio's 0ecamerone, bic @erte pon
Suiba unb bic lei1te Waare BON glauren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-02

Mm Z. DECEMBER um l llbr Mittass
finbet bic 8eamtenwabl Der Germ,ania See
bensuerii9erunss @eieni9aft TIM Sereinss
Total itatt. Die Mttslieber werben einse>
Iaben aabIreid gu erideinen. 9isienisen,
bic nod i'm &iditanb inb, iolen innerbalb
adt Sasen ibre &e6nuns an Germ s.
YiImaier beSablen.
SIN Nuftras Der Sefretdr
MtdaeI Gremer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-02

Jrau 9urea gde Der IA. unb GIups
itraBe, bat ibre Wtnterpaaren srbalten.
sic bat bic i96nife @uswabI pon 9iiten,
8onnets, Spisen, 8lumen, &rdnSen,
S9Ieiern u. (. NJ, bic man rpini9en fam.
Oamen iouten ni9t %peridumen, uorsuipres
den, ii9 bic Sa9en ansuieben, bic greiie
nadsufrasen. Die Waaren iinb gang mos
bern, n~eueifer WObe, BON bibideiter SAIGON
unb babel biQia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-02
GrruriiOn mad Senneiiee, @iKiifppi,
MrfaniaS uno Seras.

Die SuinOis Central giienbabn ldBt Ell
men @rcuriionssus na9 benz Siben seben,
Der bier Z llbr MOrsens am l6. December
abfabrt. Die &eturntidets iinb gut fir 80
Gage. 0dbere Nustunft sibt s. s. Mers
rp, ber ". 9afi. @st. Der gabn gu Mans
DIETER, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-02
!Serr Motbios 8duftert. Merchant tai

Serr Matthias Banfterf, Merchant tai
lor in Maaeppa, Wabaibaw 60, Wtnn., bat
etne id0ne Muswabl pom einbeimiiden unb
irnportirten Tu9en, iopie gaiimir, Wooitsb
u. +. No., bic Of 8reiswirbisfeit ni9t gu
ibertreffen iinb. gr eriu1t bas Yublis
tum i'm gusemsinen unb feline 9anbsIeute
I'M geionberen, BEL inn porsuipreden. Die
&unbenarbeit pirb sarantirt. Oa auf
i9neuen llmiat unb serinse Broite sere1s
net wirb, 10 iinb bic preiie nisbris. 9Iio
tommt, iebt Die Irbeit unb frast nod ben
9reiien!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-02

gei 8. 2epi, i'm WarmOrs0 rps @Oobss
SaIuit an 7. unb WainitraBe, finb ieet Die
bibi6eiten unb beften Ssrbits unb @inters
waaren unb Carpets gu baben. Sn Der
sanSen Stabt lit fein srSBeres unb better
ausseitattetes Eager unb bic Breiie fir bic
@aaren iinb wie INNER bic mabisiten.
Sprc3t Dor! lleberseust gu1 2epi tbut,
mas er iast, unb bdIt, mas er peripri9t!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-02
I'm Minneiota bruben mus es bebeutent

s.yn Wtnneiota 6rOber maB es bebeutens
talter iein, ais bier. Gate Yepin 1T Be:
reits berart feit susefroren, baB man aui
benz Sis Sdlitti9ub lduft. SSn Ga GroGs
bat bas Sdbrboot nit Sabren aufsebSri
unb liest I'M Winterquartier. 9ter in
Dubuque treibt a,par piel @ranbeis, aber
Der Sertebr ,wii9en beiben l1fern 1T nod
ni9t einseitelt. Die ienieitisen Sarmer
beeilen fi9 nod nod Der Stabt 3u fommen,
ebe es unmSsli9 wirb. Sreili9 iol1s
llnm0sIi9feit bait ieIten LANCE an. Sad
5roit folst balb brauf unb baut eine Bride
BON Sis, sIatt wie elm SpieseI unb t,ra Don
ufer Al ufer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-02

Sn Greeport 1T Der v&Ouer Statinss
&inf" aufsebroden; ct bate teine gatros
mage. Oas 1T elm gutter geweis fir bic
WOraI Der Susenb in benz Srt. @u9
bier finb bisie vRints" cine i9limme @e.
lesenbeit our 8erfibruns Der Sussnb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-02
9anfiagunqstaa sins bier iebr rubi,

poriiber. Proteitantsn, bic pieueidt lonit
ieIten bic innern Wdnbs zines @ottesbauies
feben, sinsen, neil es einmaI 70 Mobe 1T,
gum Meetinsbaus. 9luf Der EafsI febIte
Der Sirfep ni6t, unb pielei6t that's aud
elm Subn ober cine wiIbs gnte. IbenSs
ruurben rParties" seseben. 2isbbaber
pom S9ieBsn iibten 9anb unb gluse am
Stuser, unb bradten aud wobI ais Sic:
sespreis einen Srutbabn nit, ben fe pabrs
f9einli4 biaiser auf benz Martte b6tten
baben tOnnen. Run, Der Sport bat aud
feline Yere3tisuns. Sb getruntsns elm,
Seifedt wurben, sluuben mir taum. 9us
bnqne 1T cine rubise Stabt, bas muB ibr
Der bIaGe Reib laiien.