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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-04-29

Oroi6fen9auIaIS 9 ds
per It d nbi9e Sefanntli9 wiro ieit
einigen Sabren mad Berlin uiel ruiiii6es
@etreibe importirt. SasieIbe lit iebo6 meilt
gsb0rrt unb beSbalb BEL BEN Soniumenten
ni6t INNER beliebt. geionbers lit bies
nit 0afer ser SAL; es wurpe MN iin9lt
Die abnabme zines BoiteuS Saier, Der
itarf nit ruilii6em semii6t mar, upn benz
&dufer, eiuem @etreioebGnbler, al Der
Y6rie,. %refuiirt. Su ToIge beiien muBtc
cine GrpertensG ommiiiion iuiammentres
ten, bic iiber Die contraftIi6e Sei6aHens
belt bes beresten Safers gu enti9eicen bats
tie. Die GunmiiiiOn iubr per Oroi9e
na6 Dem Spei9er, no Der Safer lagerte,
bod audi bier waren uno bliebeu Die glns
ii6ten 9etbeilt. Der OiSput itien enolos
merben ~ woQen, bis snbli6 Elm Ntit9lieo
Der Sommiilion nlsrief: Wteine Serren,
10 tommen mir ni6t gum 3iele, aber mas
meinen Sic: mir BADEN brauBeu unlere
Sroi6te nit einem alien u~ielgepriiften
S6immel ieten mir Dem u%nieren 0afer
Dor; i9mlett er ibm, 10 lit er contraftlid,
no ni6t - ni6t." Dieter 9infau fano
allsemeinen Seiiau; man prdientirte Dem
ebrwiirbigen S9immel ben Suier, Der ibn
benn aud obne Sebenfeu fir contraftli6
e~rfldrte, inbem er cine pole Mete ausfraB
uuo ii6 na6 mebr umiab. IS bate benin
aud BEL Dem llrtbsil bes S9immels iein
Sewenben, uno Der Safer mnBte obne
Weiteres abgenommen wercen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-04-29
9 u u % Glertct.
GnOicSmen.

Inter meineu Qciern Qie6t eS 0eruiB rcdt
U%ieIe, bic mte iener 6ua6e Die Oatteln,
Die 0tabie86en fir t5r 2eben germ ellen.
Dem Sans gebt'S ni3t beiicr; ntr fe5len
linn gum ri6tigeu @enuB Die iugenbfj9en
3dbne; tiinitIi9e bnt erui6t. 9aQlau6te
i9 Bonn, ba8 folgenoe GeSept, weI6eS ih
in elmer heuti2tduoiiGeu !3eitung fiube,
msiueu yeieru mitt5eticu iumiiien. Gine
@erautportli9tctt fir bdSjcl6e ii6erne6mc
i3 nibt. Giuen Geriu6 maht bic @rete,
wtu's, mad &nleitung beSieI6en. Staat
Der Gompoiterbe nimmt iie Bui9eroe. BUR
2ln5u6t Der 3ta0ieS3en wd5le man elm ets
mas ianoi9es, trdftigeS, jeOO6 ni6t frii9
g~eOiiugteS Stif 2anb, tbeile 6aSlclbe in
Drei SUP breite Seete un6 siebe aui ieOent
OerieI6en itarf Srpei God tiefe 6ur9en.
Qieie 6ur6er mer6en nit einem @emii6
BON 2au6 uuO GompoiterSe CUR 6dlfte auf
gefilllt. Nuf pieie eiuge6ra9te GrOitreue
mitreue man cine etluu / 3oI bobe Sdi6t
&osIalS uno ide 60rauf ben Samen, ieso&
ni9t gu bt6t. Den Gamer 6eOeft man
wieoer nit ser be;ei3uetsn Gr6mii9ung.
9ierauf miro OdS Beet 8ee6ret, Iei9t an,
~9etlopft uub 6e9oiien. Su ie6r turjcr
Belt teimt Der Samen unO 6ie 8ilansen
wa6ien biinn iebr i9ueQ. Sine Our9
9ieBen crbaItene 9lei6mdBige 6eu9tistsit
nnteritibt bur9 geIegentIibes @ieBen nit
SGlSwoner, am Nben6, wirft iebr pors
tbeilbaft. - Mu6t man ale piersebn Gage
cine 2~luSIaat auf obige Neiie, 10 lpiro man
fOrtwdbreno, aud int 6eiBeiten CONNER,
Die i90niten, Sarteiten RuOics6en babeu,
wel3e, wenn ie in porbin ongesebener
@etic in SaIS geidet limb, ieIbit Damn
ntdt, wenn lie Die @r6Be elmer 8ullnuB
errei6en, boil uu0 boISig uerOen, wdbrenO
~6ieienigen, Die Obue SalS gcidet iin0, i6uu
I'M tleineu 3ultau6e bieie i3le6ten Gisens
i6aften seigen. Den nit SuIs bebunSel.
ten Seeten bleibeu aud Die Gr6fl0be fern,
wel3e 10 oft cine 0taOies3enflun;uns ser.
it0ren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-04-29

Ru6olbb Ebomann, Ser gs,
fniier oes y6GunS S9aute," i9etnt gufi
gu baben, ii6 UNI Ben 8arnum idem Gle:
pbanten : 0t9t >Yrets 81 6eperbsu. Isl
per6Hentli6t I'M yNn;. 5. g8. swei 9robeu
non gnfdusen zines grcis9ebi6tes. 9ier
iinb iie:
nm Sinse MN, Muie, Sen Rubm 6es
iiameiii9en &ieien,
Sung Seloung, OeS WeiBen, beS Ebie:
res bes gOttli6en Sarnum!
Sre9e Sp0tter bebaupten, er babe mn,
weiBli6e 6lefen!
9lber mir wiiIen ia ollie, es siebt I'M 2anpt
nod pgSbitewaib "a"
Sber Oas @eSi5t t0mnte aud 10 unbs;
ben:
y@iiitent0nig lit Der 0Ope,
@ie sur9 6reiligratb b%etannt,
So6 bas feitliitde Ser Sbiere
SIT Der weiBe elephant!
6Obs Gbre miro srpieien
Oieiem ionberbaren Sieb,
Som Ntlantic sum Eacific
Sab man ieIbiges nod nis!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-04-29

@oran nan Sun It butter" err
tsnnt. r0ie Dem 9Orfer SutterbdnSs
Ter babsu in Solse Der ltattsebabten Inter-
iu6uns piel gu leioen", ia9te Elm Butter
bGnbler gu einem Seri6terltatter. Sober
mann bentt, er wiro betrosen unp erbdlt
Sleomarsariue fir Butter. SD babe mir
ale mosIi6s Mdibe seseben, nm meinen
6unbenSu erfldren, wie man e5te Sutter
pom na6sema6ter mnteri6eioen fann.
9ta6sema6te Butter mag nod 10 gut aus
iebeu uno nod 10 gut rie6en, wenn Der
&ibsl 9%eOiinet wirb, na3Sem lie cine
@eile an Der 2uit seitanbeu bat, ma9t ii3
bod tets ein unansenebmer @eru3 be-
merfbar. Nimmt man Elm wenig pon Der
seidlI9ten Butter uno reibt lie Spii6en
ben Sinsern, bann wiro iie weib, wdbreno
e6te Butter ibre 6arbe ni9t we9ielt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-04-29
Sic ShlefermIuler.

Der 6elbwe6el ldBt Die Gompasnie ans
treten uno gibt b%etannt, SaB am Surns
plab cine Groarbett uus3ufiibren lei. 3us
9Iei6 befieblt er, OuB bieienigen, pel9s
lid aus freisn Stiideu bieier grbeit unterz
Sieben wollten, Dor Die 6ront tr.ten mD3s
ten. 0o9 es riibrt ii9 NiemanS. 6iers
iiber serdtb Der Selbwebel 10 in Corn, baB
ct ber unOanfburen &ompasnie entriiitet
%;uruft; r@elt, 8cmniBbrob maiden
moi SIR Serle, aber benz Saterlanb einen
Sienlt tbun, oas wolt' SSbr ui9t.y
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-04-29
Gin ,,ScrIiner &inS."

3ei@ner gum Ofiice:Suusen) 6rie,
9ieb mir NAL Die Mtappe nit y&intersSer
%9nii9un9en" beraus!
6rit (6Olt Die 9epiini6te Wtappe aus
benz S9ranf 9eruor unb 9iebt tie bem 3ei3z
ner).
3ei9ner: 0a BAIT On mieoer NAL cine
i60ne 6OnfuiiOn an9eri3tet! 8R fommt
benn bieie Suuitration: ~,StraBsnfampf
5wii9en anur6iiten unO Poli;iiten" unter
vGer9uii9ungen?"
6rie: Nauu! st beeBt bod: r&een Ser
Julien obne &eile!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-04-29
Sn Der S6ule.

2ebrer: sd babe el6 III aenusiam
Die @ei6le9tsp6rter ertIdrt, fannit On mir
nun iasen, Sepple, weI9en gei9Is3tes
bas vGi" iit?"
Sepple Gid befinnenS): vNoi Serr
9ebrer, bes wciB nler net uOrber, erit mem
b penn bes 81 ausbruatst Fat, Ia msr
iaga, Oh q Seanbnle Deer q gOtel b'rin
ii6t."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-04-29
Gin pariirtes Sidtercitat.

@ldubi9er: SD babe cine &e9nuns fir
ben 6errn lieutenant. Sfiisiersburl6e:
S6ldft ausenblidIi9. Gldubiser: go
meden Sic i'm sefaui9it. Suri6e: @erbe
mid bitten. S9on SdiIer last: Seidbrs
li9 it's ben Gen - tnaut 81 weden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-04-29
GbreucrflIruna.

Sn elmer @iener 3eituns fonnte man
tiir;li9 fOlsenpe% OriSinele Gbrenertldrrlns
lelen:
Grfldruns. sd nebme Die sesen
Gsor, ben Sunb Ser Saronin BON &C.,
ausseitoBene Seleiotsuns hermit suriif
unb ertIdre aSor biermit fir eiuen
GbrenbunO. Sensins bel @ien.
Nnnd 9. qeb. &C."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-04-29
Die 9iebe.

Sic: q9 Die 9iebe lit bod eisentli9
Der re9te Guea Der Dale in Der 8iiite bss
9ebens!
Gr: Mas iein, a6er es sebt nit ihr, ME
nit uielen Oaisnquellsn, Sic ibren 0urit
SAXON l6i6en, .iino m~eiitens 6ameele!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-04-29
Siheres 2ciAen.

Der 6err .8eSirt8nrSt unteriu6t cine
uufgefunOenc 2eide unO conitatirt Ben eins
8 t~retencn Sob; Oa9egen prOtcitirt aber Der
FoliSetotcrer S3udbcle nit ben Morten:
u9toi, moi, Ser @esirtsarSi9t, Ser Ma
is no nit toot, - lei lleerli Gebt mol"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-04-29
Gins Ser Gerliner GeIcQIdaft.

y6a6eu Sic i6on ge66rt, 0aB 6rau 81.
lebte Na9t geitor6eu iit?"- y@a6r6afs
tig. >, oa5 1T bod bimmeli3reienO."
rQ9ieiO?" = ySie fragen nod? Sic
i9uloct mir nod einen Selu9."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-04-29
Wcuralaie unb Sppimeb.

Sn aurora, ST., lebt 6rau @m. Sens
ion. Sic iaSt: vSamaritan &ers
. curirte MIDI Don ~9teurulsie, SopfsJ
i9mers uno frantbaftem Sppfweb."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-04-29

Mittelit Sudinsbam'S Beige tann nan
Dem Sarte nit 9ei6tisteit cine bauerbafte,
natirli9 braune ODER, wenn man wanl6t,
i6par;e 6arbe geben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-04-29
Commits &Uditer.

lieutenant Tin Der SlitruftionStun6e)
vWarum lit IS ben 8orpoiten uerboten Sl
ral8en?" @cmeiner 8ffiig: yOamit
es Der 6etro ni9t rie9t."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-04-29
Nidjt MIR fir Menidlen.

Sebr uieIe BferOebeiiber sebrau6en ct.
SatObs Del BET Bferoeu ei9entbimli6en
0e6reaen NIT satem @rfol9e. so @ents
Die 6lai6e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-04-29

lUreIot 0pi9tNcee:
rs Sits5llte St., Teps Dorf, 10 gai 1882.
I'm Die Serren 5. &. Aver & 60.
gIeine 0erreul Gorisen @inter lit ia on
einein b0hit beihperIihen iufenoen gusiblaa, bes
ioreers an ben 8einer, bic na6ts 10 uriertraaIi5
lttten ufIo 10 beitig b%rannten, edb id talm eine \
Sete oaraui ertrdgert totnte. aub ludIte mid
Elm beitiger 8atGrrb uno iatarrbaIiibsr Suiten;
ntetn Ippetit mar i6lett, iro ib mar gan; atgss
1bpdbt. Sd id aus Der 8sobabtung mdnber ans
bern sale uno aus irlberer Grfaburrg an mir
ielbit bic rpertbuoaen 9igenIGaiten pom aper's
S"ariaparilla fdnute, 10 ing ib an ite Der
obBenannten SeIhmeroeu pegen einianebmen.
6Git 9leiCD nab Der eriten ToiiS puree niein 9lppes
tit beIer. Rad turSer Seit CAB oas Sieber iino
odS SUDDEN nab, uno ale AnsetGen pom Gnt;lrs
oulg Der Sdut perihpnneeu. Tur6 edsielbe Ilit.
tel wuroe i3 pon benz 9opipeb uno Sulten beireit,
ineine 9eiunobeit perbeiierte iih i'm g1n,en, uno 1T
iest au~sgeieibret. SD fable nm buuSert @ro,ent
itdrter nno ibreibe oieie &eiultate Der @nrperoura
Der SarfapdrtlIa 81, bic I'D nit politem Sers
trauer ais bic bette gr;nei tir oas Slut ~entpieble,
bic lie e%riunoen rro bereitet poroen 1T. SD nabiH
tGslib orei tleine Dozen uno perbraudte I'M gdus
sen rpeniSer ais Spei SlGiben. Sieie Sbdtiaher
theiIe i'd Sbnen in Der 0oiirlrS nit, baB ibre Ser,
oflertlihurg Suites tbuit Iperee. &bturgspoq
Sbr Srgebsner 3. =. @iIos."
Sbiser 5aai lit nIr elmer aus pieIsn, bic tets 81 I'm.
ierer seutniS s~eIanser, uuo Die b~spsiisr, pie pors
trefili5 i9 Aper's SarfapariIIa sur Ssis
lung aler 8ranibeiten signet, Die pur5 ~unreiuss
oser peraru,es 8Iut unb ourb alsemeire Gnttrais
tn,, ba~,, a ,e~n,tn , aeN
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-04-29
Sic Grfabrumsen oes YrsSisers
8utcr @ilSs.

Der @resiser 3. =. sSiIes, bstannt ais
Stastmiifondr in Tetu'Yorf, une Srueer
ees perfforbenen ausse,eid,netem RidDters
Siles pom Cberseridt in Wafabuiens,
ibrsibt 6clgenses:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-04-29

User ireut iid IN ben Ieeten .3issn?
Der @epinner I'M S9a9ipiel.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-10-30
Sulphur IN the Hennery

Wh4n thn f0vIs ara kpDt I'M close nuar-
rers, having no range. s1Imhur NAV be
pnll'loyed with cyrpli4n+ results. 4
vIirer in fbe PonIfry World SAW thai
there is no remedy and assistant 80 easily
and cbrapjl obtained. 80 harmless to thg
fowls or So satisfactory in its results as
s9lpIur.
ii ean be administered to tbe fowls L>
having il in small box. So tAat thel
JAN 6rlu themselves. Or bv mi1iug +
with their food once week. or as otreI
AS there are Indications nf vern,in. Pene-
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-10-30
Generalities.

The Chinese have sustained other defeats in
Tonquin.
The town of Carthage, n. T., was almost en-
tirely destroyed by fire
The Queens speech will refer to no home
measure except the franchise.
A British commissioner has been appointed
to settle the Transvaa boundary.
The Tallapoosa is afoat, and it is expected
to take her 10 New York in few days.
A family in Quebec got drunk and the wife
sat fire to her clothing and was burned to death.
The Tchborne claimant was suddenly and
secretly liberated from prison ON ticketof-
leave.
Four children put powder into a stove at st.
Jacobin, Ont. to what it would do. One
will recover.
Sixteen persons have died in Vermont dur
ing the past three wears, who W ere reputed to
be over 100 years old.
The Mahdi'> followers are dying from drink
ing from polluted water pools and their cattle
are dying from fly bites.
A bill was introduced in the Vermont legis-
lature, Friday. to provide for the killing of the
murderers by electricity instead ~ hanging.
A bronze statue to the memory of John Har
ward, the founder of Harvard College.
formally unveiled at Cambridge, Mass, last
week.
Alexander NJ Sullivan, the well-known Irish
leader and one of the founders of the Home
Rule movement, died in Dubliu, Friday fore
noon.
Kossuth lives in little attic apartment at
Turin. having retired from his business us
teacher of the English language, and is feeble
in his Old age.
The Frank Blair monument will not be COM
pleted in season to be set up IN St. Louis this
fall, as was expected The ceremony will take
place next spring.
The late Lord Ampthili, British Minister TO
Berlin, was obliged to spend 1900 year be-
sides his salary in order TO do the honOrs of the
embassy properly.
The citizens committee Of New York has
| nominated eN-Mlyor William X. Grace for
mayor against Alderman Hugh j. Grant, the
Ianmanv nominee.
President Arthur has designated Gen. Sheri-
dan to act is secretary of war and Rear Admir-
al Nichols to act as secretary Of the navy i'm the
| absence of Secretaries Lincoln and Chandler.
There are now more than 100000 persons in
England who Use the bicycle and tricycle., and
the capital invested in the manufacture of these
machines j. $4,000 900 employing nearly 10000
men.
The loss by hog disease in Nebraska has
reached 5000 600. In the eastern part of the
State the hog business is nearly ruined. There
is also Il fatal disease among horses in Dakota
county
NIollic Garfield, the Oldest daughter of The
late President, viii remain at >rhool in Clcye-
land Ohio, one more Year before She makes her
debut in society, She is very pretty and sem
>ible young Lady.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-10-30
Wintering Plants IN Cellars.

Many plants, such as agaVes Century
plants), oleanders, large cactuses, etc,
That have grown TOO large to be accom-
modated in the sitting room on c0nserva-
tory, can be successfully wintered in any
moderately dry, lrost-proof cellar. After
placing these large plants in the cellar il
VIII not be necessary to give them any
water, the object being to keep them
dormant all winter, which can be done
by keeping the soil as dry as possible,
but not so dry aS to allow the plants tC
shriVel, or become withered. Large
plants Of the kinds mentioned, often form
desirable ornaments during the summer
time 1t is impracticable, in most cases,
to bring them into the house in winter
but they can be kept for years by cellar
ing through the winter as stated. Large
geranium, saliva, and heliotrope roots
and even tea roses, and carnations, cal
be kept moderately well III the cellar by
trenching them in dry, or moderately
moist sand. Thus many choice specl
mems of these plants that we are 10th tC
pull up and throw away when winter ap-
proaches, can be successfully kept over
until the next season. 1t is needless
expense to purchase a stock of new
plants for the garden every year, WheI
we can winter many Of the old ones il
this simple and inexpensive manner
The leaves of all deciduous plants SHOULD
be removed before they are put away il
this manner. The foliage should remain
on the oleanders and carnations through
the winter. American Agriculturist.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-10-30
Grave Charges.
Carl, SCHURZ SERIOUSLY INVOJ WE'D

CARL SCHURZ SERIOUSLY INVOLVED.
The New York Mail and Express printed a
communication from Cyrus w. Field, in which
that gentleman makes several charges of swind-
ling the public in the matter of issuing
stock and bonds Of the Oregon Railroad &
Navigation company, against Henry Willard
and Horace White, and incidentally connect
ing Herewith Carl Schurz and f. Godkin.
Systematic deception to mislead the stockhold-
ers is alleged. Field also charges that Willard
purchased the Evening Post in this city to
secure its silence and use its respectabity as a
cover for his operations. Schlrz was made
editor. and as he had already helped Willard by
decisions in his favor while secretary of 3be
interior, it was a matter of no small moment to
secure his services, with Wade as associate
editor as Wizards intimate friend. Godkin
was afterwards engaged to give an air of re-
spectabiItv to the concern.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-10-30
Brighton CattIe Market.

TUESDAY, Oct. q, 1854
Amount of stock at market Cattle, IN; sheep
and lambs 1888: fat swine, 20,S05, horses I7G.
Prices OF beef cattle T. 100 n i've weight, extra
quality 50 G2la al 371a first, Sj 50a6 ~, second
s. 00a5 37I5; Lhird "a 00a4 s7]a, poorest grades
of coarse oxen, bulls, etc, 81 00g5 s73a.
Brighton Hides, heavy, IA aSc ID Brighton Tai
low ~ acc y n Country Hides, light ones. 6ls a7c
u n. heavy, 7d7i<c# b. Country Taow, 315 &c y
~ Calf skins, IOallc u h; sheared sheep skins
4Od6Oc; Lamb Skins, so aS5c each
The trade for Beef Cattle has been slow this week
and the prices ruled = per b lower than the same
grades sold for one week since There was moi
much difference in the quality of the Western Cattle
hrough: in from those of one week ago. a part of
tne best lots of Cattle intended for the export
trade. Prices for butchers Cattle ranged from
81 jOa7 T. 100 lbs, live weight.
sheep and Lambs-Those from the North and
East were consigned to butchers none Of them he
Ing offered in the market for sale. Western sheer
and lambs cost from ~ g6la per ID. live weight
landed at the Yards. Mr. E. A. Hollis had severa
hundred head of nice sheep and lambs sent to hin
from Maine and Prince Edward Island.
swine Western Fat Hogs are costing from Go
III per Id. live weight, landed at the slaughter
houses During the past week Messrs J. z
squire & Co slaughtered at their establishment il
East Cambridge l5,349 Fat Hogs.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-10-30
Political Points.


The business men Of New York are putting
their shoulders TO the Blame ana Logan chaIlol
win power ihal VIII De ltlI on tLe Gay OF Ct
ectlon.
vi..,,,,;, ,,-o,I I,,,,or ! ,,,lipo, contract.
. - y - - ,it )" I = i II pii;
aiecsd md0' and a., ,yanIyni ~ ,nr rnmnI
St,,.oi,I /; oIn,aI
,rho Ir1o.o,,,l,rt. H., tl,o;r ,,.l;r,i4, b.,n
di,i ~; a;,ii Ii ;;,4 J., ,;II ,t{rIs i,
t 81 49,, p',,,tIi w j jiit.
o "'o tt ~ 1-'i ~ III'I ''' -
The attempt of the Ohio Democrats 10 fuse
with the Greeubackers in order TO strengthen
Cleveland in that State for November proves It
failure in consequence of the refusal OF the
Greenbackers to make the trade.
a New York railroad otIctti who has gust
3eeh west says thHl tne Io''rs u lhat pnLl oi
because of bis tarilf views, and the other hat
Want Logan because he was It soldier.
lht laisehoou set ailOat hv ohG laFsoh> ol
Maryland 10 the cileci tllat hen. hujlei cam
paiSh expenses were DeihS palu ny liir ltepun-
llcau Nttlohai committee ls coutfatucttu bA
c'en. Butler and leaders IN the Peoples party.
i.;,.,, f l.;,,, Ntih ,,.r;,,. g.. +l,,,
I VI ~, ''',i 'i I ~, ~ t,,
,t ~ 'i' t Il; Il; MAX; ~ - t ] Mn
NJ ~ f i;t ,,g ~ ,, I, =,
i hG,,,ti ;.. No Wt ~
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| CleveIands shame. We intend TO send you on
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| Must not Prohibitioni>ts he consistent and
| vote for ProhibitiOut PrOhibitorv law and
| Prohibitory part> are two distinct things, What
| we wish is the result and not line party. If bv
| voting for the Prohibtory PARTY | defeat pro-
| hibitjon law am not volino for prohibition
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-10-30

THE LOBSTER LAW. The Kennebec Jour-
nal says: There will be an effort to have the
lobster law, passed by the last Legislature, re-
pealed the coming Winter. The movement
was started in Portland. The close time, which
commences Aug. 18th, and ends Nov. 18th, is
obnoxious in certain quarters. and the object Is
to remove it. 1t is said that the law was made
in the interest OF the Gamers. Also that the
close time being on at this season Of the year,
the crustaceans when winds and weather are
favorable, and preserving them in cars for use
in Winter"
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-10-30

Sir Moses Montefiore, in spite of his hundred
years of life, has Il surprisingly good memory
He recently reminded his private secretary that
the agreement between them for three years.
engagement was on the point of expiration.
"We will renew it," he said, "for another three
years. if you please"
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-10-30

The splendid Republican victory in Ohio
gives Il clear forecast of the presidential elec-
ton. The Electoral College consists of 401
votes, and it requires POI to elect. The result
in Ohio is conclusive that the following States
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-10-30

Adam Forepaugh, the famous Snowman, was
married last week in Pittsburg to Miss Mary G..
Tal.man of that city. Mr.. Forepangh is 81 and
his bride only 30.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-10-30

OF the domes to large buildings in the world,
the dome of the United States Capitol ranks
fifth in height and fourth in diameter.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-10-30

A postal convention has been concluded be.
tween the United States and Mexico.