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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1885-05-28
Coal-Tar Chewing Gum.

The Standard Oil Company is big
thing on wheels when you get to talking
about oil, but it is just as big relatively
speaking when you get into the province
of chewing gum. They control nearly
all of the refineries, and it is from them
that the gum is evolved, so to speak.
The retiners take the residuum
from the crude oil after the refined
article has been made, and work
it in an agitator, producing a certain
grade of parafne, wax-like substance.
This is sent to two firms located in Bos-
ton and New York, who put it through
another refining process and then scent
the stuff, cut il up into small pieces and
then retail dealers take hold of it and
make thousands of giddy girls happy
with ''somethin' to chaw.'' The wax,
as loaded on the cars, is worth seventeen
cents a pound, Eut when put through
the second refining process, its cost is
thirty cents'a pound. A pound of re-
fined paraine will suffice for the making
of five hundred pieces of chewing gum;
so the profit in the business is apparent
when you recollect that it retails for one
and two cents a stick. Pittsburqh Dis
patch.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1885-05-28
FARM AND FIRESIDE.

Before whitewashing a poultry
house smudge the house faithfully by
mixing carbolic acid, tarpentine and
sulphur. and firing the same, combining
the smoke for two hours Then air and
whitewash, and you will save the fowls
from the liability of lice, save feed, get
more eggs, and have clear conscience
of duty done to your stock.-PrGirie
Farmer.
Jelly Roll Cake: Three eggs, one
teacupful of sugar, one teacupful full of
flour; beat yelks till light and then add
the sugar; then add the whites beaten
stiff, and lastly stir in the flour gradu-
ally; bake in a long, shallow creased
pan; turn out on a damp towel on the
bread board and cover the top with any
kind of jelly or thin layer of marmalade
and roll up while warm. Slice as
needed.-The Household.
In almost all litter@ of pigs there
will be one or more that are under
sized. If the larger and stronger pigs
are taken from the SOW first and well
fed they will not suffer. while the weak.
lings, if left with the mother somewhat
longer, will grow rapidly, catch up to
the others, and make the whole lot
more even in size than if all be taken
away at once, and it will be no worse
for the sow.-Toronto Mail.
"A correspondent asks: Can apple
standing from clay to a sandy soil
without loss of trees, if so, at what time
of year, and how to move them? Inre-
ply we would say that apple trees will
do well enough on a sandy soil if it has
a clay sub-soil; and if the trees are not
too large you can remove them in the
SPRING Western RurdI.
+; If horses or cattle are troubled with
constipation, give such animals half a
peck of potatoes each day for a week or
two. Two quarts of wheat bran, mixed
with horses oats night and morning.
has a tendency to prevent and relieve
costiveness. Bran fed moderately and
regularly to cows, ewes and brood sows
will keep the bowels in proper eondi-
tion.-Erchange.
-Cocoanut Cheese Cakes: Take the
white part of cocoanut, three ounces
of lump sugar and half gill of water.
The sugar must be first dissolved in the
water and the cocoanut grated, to be
added to it. Let all boil for a few
minutes over slow fire, let it get cold,
and then add the yolks of three eggs
and the white of one well beaten up.
Put the mixture into small tins with
thin paste at the bottom and bake in a
slow oven.-N. Y. Herald.
To take up young forest tree. first
wind wet sack around the stem, close
to the ground, so tightly that it can not
slip; then take timber stitch with a
small chain cable, cut off a few roots on
the side opposite the steady team, and
you will get nearly every root whole
and plenty of soil / took up 100 rock
naples in this way last spring, after ]
had learned to wind the sack properly,
without damage to the trees. In this
way two men with team will take up
more trees in an hour than they could
without team in half day.-M E.
Farmer.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1885-05-28
FOR OUR YOUNG FOLKS.
PHI PoPl FlIPPERTY FLoPl
Song of the Corn Pepper.

Song of the Corn Pepper.
Pip pop! f1ipperty flop!
Here am /, all ready to pop.
5irls and boys the fire burns clear;
Gather about the chimney here.
Big ones, little ones, all in a row.
aop away! pop awayl here we gol
Pipt popi flipperty fiopl
Into the bowl the kernels drop.
Sharp and hard and yellow and small,
Must say they don't look good at all.
But wait till they burst into warm white snow
Hop away! pop away! here we go!
Pipl pop! f1ipperty flop!
Don't ill me too full; shut down the topl
Rake out the Goals in an even bed,
Topaz yellow and ruby red.
Shade your eyes from the fiery glow,
Hop away! pop away! here we go!
Pip! pop! fipperty flop!
Shake me steadily; do not stopi
backward and forward, not up and down:
Don't let me drop, or you'll burn it brown.
Never too high and never too low,
Hop away! pop away! here we go!
Pip! pop! f1ipperty flop!
Now they are singing and soon they'll hop.
Hi the kernels begin to swell.
Ho! at last they are dancing we'll.
Puts and tufts of feathery snow.
Hop awayl pop away! here we got
Pip! pop flipperty flopl
All full, little ones? Time to stopl
Pour out the snowy, feathery mass
Here is q treat for lad and lass.
open your mouths now, all in a row.
Munich away! crunch away! here we go!
-LdI1G II. Richards, in Youths Companion.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1885-05-28

found piece of bread and cold potoI
to by the kitchen door.
Benny was too hungry to be yerN
particular, but he couldn't help think
ing of the nice bread and milk Mrs.
Grey gave him.
The snow was beginning to fly and it.
was growing so cold. Benny thought
that he must find place to sleep, early.
How cold he was, how tired he was and
how hungry he was He wondered how
much farther he would have to 90 to
reach ''down South. I"
The barn at which he stopped that
night was old and dilapidated. The
snow sifted through wide crevices over
the hay NOW.
Dr. Grey's horses were very gentle.
and he had often gone up in the STALL
beside them and laid down. 1t would
have been much warmer than on the
| NOW that night, but those were strange
horses and ore of them kicked at him
that night as he passed through the
stable, SO Benny dared not attempt to-
| get very near. =
He came down from the NOW all
covered with snow the next morning.
| A pail of milk was standing ON the barn
floor, where the farmer had left it for a
few minutes while he gave the cattle
some fodder.
Benny stole drink, and hurried
away.
He was much discouraged; he was so
hungry, he was just starving, he
thought; he had frozen one ear the night
before and he d.dn't seem to get down
South, where it was always warm;"
it had grown colder ever since he started
from the doctors.
The result of his meditations you will
see when / tell you that just one week
from the time he ran away he was seem
to walk up the gravel path leading to
Dr. Grey's sitting-room door.
He was ashamed to go in. What
would Charlie say; he looked worse
than he ever did before?
He sat on the step for a minute or,
two and then began to cry piteouslY.
The doctor himself opened the door.
''Oh! ho!' was all he said as Benny
walked past him into the house. Charlie
jumped up from the hearth-rug. and
Rugged him, calling: "Why, Benny,
where have you been? l thought had
lost you,n and then Rugged him again.
| His mother came running to meet him
and commenced purring loudly, and
walked up to DR.. Grey, who stopped
| and patted her, then she sat down by
the stove and called Benny and began
| to wash his face, just as she did week
before, and Benny submitted without
any fuss this time. Soon Mrs. Grey
came in. She petted him and then,
brought him a saucer of milk. Oh!l
how good it tasted, and he was so glad
10 get back. There wasn't happier
kitten in the world than Benny that
day.-Ioledo Blade.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1885-05-28

Adirondack Murray now keeps .
restaurant in Montreal, and he finds
time to study Dominion politics. He
writes to the Boston Herald that there
are large class who believe thai Can
ada is destined to be something more
than colony of the British Empira
They hope for an independent nation.
They hold that her population will soon
outgrow that number which can he a6-
commodated within colonial limits, and
that the day will speedily come when =
natural and peaceful separation viii
take. place between heseand England.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1885-05-28
Preservation of Negro Dialect Hymns

PreSerVation OF Negro Dialect Hymns.
An old colored woman of Atlanta
was asked how their dialect hymns were
brought into existence. She answered !:
"Well, / reckon de spirit was a
CROWN and dey jess had to come out. :"
A good definition of Inspiration, was
it not?
Among the more intelligent negroes
find strange disposition to eschew
these wonderful slave songs The
young men and women of Atlanta Uni,
yersity seem to share, in measure,
this slightly contemptuous estimation of
the old melodies. | suppose tits be-
cause their awakening intelliperlce as
sociates them with the degradation of
their race, and they have not the pene-
tration to see that these wonderful
hymns embody the very genius of their
people. { s Z.
Another fact makes it hard to gather
together reliable collection; the vari-
Gus hymns are sung differently in differ
ent localities, so that frequently two
versions of the same piece would hardly
be recognized as akin. This was the
inevitable result of the illiteracy of the
negro, whereby both words and music
were unwritten for SO long a time.
It is matter of regret to me that ia
most OF the Southern city colores
churches an effort has been made to dis.
card these plantation melodies, except in
social religious meetings.-SaH Lake
Tribune.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1885-05-28

The tower of the new city building,
Philadelphia, wiLs with the except on OF
the Washinton monument, be the high
est structure in the world; but, though
the pressure on the foundation is mo-
where more than nine tons to the square
foot, the settlement of the more heavily
laden portion has cracked and bsoken
the polished and sculpTured stone In
the interior. philadelphia Times.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1885-05-28

Lieutenant Schwatka las pre- nted
TO the American Yacht Club tn Ma
tional flag which he had planted ct ING
nearest point to the magnetic Norss
Pole yet reached
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-02-17
sn Die srnaaiiten nnS gpotbefcr bes

Staates bat Die @eiunbbeitsbebOrbe elm
&unbidreibeh e%rlaiien, worin ie bittet,
itatiitii9eS Waterial iibsr ben @ebraud
oes Spiums einsuienoen uno Die Namen
Der Opium eBenoen &unben m~itsutbeilen.
Oas Settle werben bic 9lpotbefer i6perli9
tbun. llebrisens freut es uns gu bDren,
baB bies morsenldnbii9e idreflide 0aiter,
bus gang sewaItis UNI it6 sesriffsn bat,
befdmpft werben ioa. SefanntIi9 frSb:
nen meiit bieienisen benz 9ebrau1 bies
Narfoticums, bic ii9 uner ssiitisen @ss
tranfe %entbalten. 9ieies @ift, unter mel.
der Sorm es aud sebrau3t wirb, ruiuirt
0eib unb Seele in furser iSeit unb bat in
ben srOBeren Stdbten Der Ser. Staaten
cine gang unseuobnIi9e 8erbreituns, be-
lonbers unter benz weibliden @ei9le9te,
sefunben. IusidliebIid auf bic sroben
Stdbten beidrantt fi9 Der @ebrau1 ni9t;
aud auf benz 9anbe lit er bdufs gu finbsn.
Die ameritaner buloisen benz Opium am
meiiten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-02-17
s6ledte 3eiten unb i%osialer 2urus

Sdledte Seiten unb i%OSialer 2urns.
Ran befIast ii9 iiber i9ledte 3sitsn unb
bauptid9Ii9 iinO es bic Oeuti9en, peI9s
fi9 b~etlaser. Die tdsliden auslasen finb
ibnen gu 9roB, bic %0ebensmittel rnb &leis
Der gu tbeuer, Der Sausuirtb perlanst su
uieI iir feline Mietbe, tur3um, man weiB
taum, wie man ii9 bur9 ben @inter bins
bur3idleppen unb binbur6i9Iasen iuu.
Oenno9 werben, wie bic 9ocalbldtter 3eis
gen, tdslid ale m0sli9en Proiette unb
anitaIten fir ale m0sIidsn gersniisuns
gen sema9t. Oas Seist, baB bic Notb
ni9t 70 sroB lit, aIs man iast, benn in
3eitsn bes ManseIs unb Der Notb lit man
mebr auf fem 5aus un6 feline Samilie be-
badt, ais auf elm nidt serabe notbpenOis
ses @ersniisen. Sir bic Meiiten, bic me-
mig baben, TT bic Mobe ber sr0Bte Eprann,
Der iie an ieinen &arren ipannt, fe brin:
gen besbalb Spfer, bic iie taum eridmins
gen fOnnen unb ssben fi@ einem mOmens
tanen Gaumel bin, fir ben fie bur9 einen
finan3ielen &aseniammer gu be5abIen pa:
ben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-02-17

@e9en ben 0ei6IuB bes Sta6trat6s
BON Ssotuf, woourd Der 8oli,ei6si nit Der
Our6iibruns bes Y,Obibitionsseietes Be:
auirust MIN, bate Der bortise psuti9e De-
mofratiide Siirsermeiiter Saser mauubafs
ten unb einbrinsli9en Wioeripru9 erbo.
ben. aber es bali ni6ts. Neun Stabt.
pdter itimmten fiir ben Notwithstanding,
nur brei baseseu. Sin Yeto bsiist Der
Mapor BON 6eofut nidt. &eotut bat iett
ben traurisen &ubm, bic erite BET srOberen
v6luBitdbte" Sowa's gu iein, wel9e ii9
,nter bas ProbibitiOnsio9 bsust.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-02-17
Sie gerldnaeruna Der 9afeitrase if in

Der ~fiinften @arb bas Sasesseiprd9. 81
bic 0ur6breduns Bis mad Coulter Ipenue
nDtbis. llnbebinst wirb ieber gerniinftise,
Der bic Sa9lase fennt, ga antporten.
Baun? ~ @eil Der 8Iod iiber bic
ooppeIte 2dnse Der ibrisen Sauierseuierte
Der Stabt bat. 2.) @eil Der Surdbru6
cine birecte unb bic nd6ite 9erbinoung
spiiden @ouIer Qus. unb @asIe Yoint lit.
81 @eil bic Orainirung pon Gouler Ques
nue ni6t m0sli9 lit, obne baB bas @oher
ben nutiirli9en abfluB mad Often erbaIt.
A. Weil es BEN Sau elmer Stras
Benbabn mad eagle 9oint erlei9tert.
gber nun lit bic Srase Die: &ann bic
Stubt unter ben ietesen finanSieIen l1ms
itdnben es tbun? Oarauf fam man Ga
uro ltein antworten. &idtig lit es, Die
StaM lit tief pcri9ulbst unb Die arbeit TO.
itet @eIb. Nun ftebt es wobl eu9 felt,
oaB bic arbeit einmal sema9t uerbsn muB.
@ut, penn Der Our6b,u9 trot allebem
semadt werben muB, 10 lit es quite Sauss
baItuns, baB ma bic Qrbeit bann ma5t,
menn ie a m bilIis It IN sema9t perben
farm. @ann 1T bies? lleber sebn Sabre,
wenn bas sunse gisentbum uerbuut 1T?
@ewiB ni9t. Qlio better 1T es, bic Strabe
9eute su bur1bre6en, NO Der @r1nb unb
goben wenis perbaut lit unb biuis sefauft
werben fam. Gorausiidtli9 feist Der
@ertb unb bic Stabt besablt pon Sabr gu
Sabr mebr. limb aus tiefen S9ulben iinb
mir in sebn Sabren aud mod ni9t beraus.
@ir wdren Der Inii9t, bic Irselesenbeit
gut gu itubiren unb bann iie benz nddften
Stabtratb gu i~iberlaiien. SoffentIi9 felt
mar Bel Der nd9iten Stabtwabl ganbibas
ten auf, bic auf Sparian.feit bebadt iinb,
obne bsBwesen bic Sufunft aus benz 9iuse
gu la1en. Was es fiji bic StraBenbabn
gompasnie wertb 1T, bic 8abn Direct BON
Gouler @uenue na9 eagle 9oint gu leseu,
bat 9err Qineban NIT elmer Sfferte pon
5000 bewieien, bic er iir ben gau ma6t.
Oisie Summe iou aber ben Stabtratb
nidt blenben. Man sreift aud notbwens
biserweiie nod tiefer IN bic Eai9e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-02-17
Sieredige gianos waren In friberer

Sieredige YianOs waren in friberel
!3sit pisl msbr in @sbrau9 ais mfredts
itebenbe, obi9on bic lestern sweifelsobns
als W0bel elssantsr unb PATHFINDER paren.
Dies mar 10, neil bas pieredise Piano bas
bette muftaIiide Snifrument mar. 0is
ipdter an ben aufre3titebenbsn Pianos ses
ma9ten 8erbefierunsen baben bies perdn.
bert unb bic aufrsdtiteben6sn t0nnen nun
biqiserpeiie beunipru9en ais mufitaIi.
i9e Snltrumente bic belten, iowobl pie aIs
AR66el bic wiini9snsusrtbeiten gu iein.
Q3sionberS wabr lit bies fir bic perbeIers
In nufre6titebenoen 9ianos, wel6e bic
Ntaion d 9amlin Gpmpasnie anbietet.
S5re reinen muiifaIiideu Gone linb Elm
@enuB fir oas Sbr ieoen &enners, uno
mas bic Oauer anbetrifft, buben iie sroBs
Gortbeile. @S lit bies bas &eiultat, bos
babur9 errei6t waro, baB man Su ben
wsrtbuOaen bereitS sema9ten Terbeieruns
gen cine biu;ufi9te, bic importanter lit,
ols uRe unOern, 6as 1T: bic neue 9Irt uni
@eiie bic Saiten gu befeitisen, woburt
ii.ielben feiter Sebalten peroen, bic
S6pin9un9en uOatommener iinb un6 bas
Snltrument rueniger empfinSli9 sssen bic
omospbdriiden @infliiie Bottom
Erapeler".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-02-17
Saitcnpcrorbnnngeu Der 9iDteie

SIM auftrase bes bo6u'iten Sii6ois
8. Senneip bat Der General gitar be,
8i6ceie bic folsenoen 6utenuerorbnuuSer
erlaiien:
Ser @ebrau9 pon Sleii9ipeilen 1T burd 0is:
pens bel Der !SauptmablSeit an ben fol9euoer
Sasen erlaubt, nGmli9: Monta9s, Sienita9s,
9onnerita9s unb Sanlita9s nit Qlsnabme 0es
Samlta9s mad benz eriten Sonnto9 in Der 90
%itenSeit, iopie bes @riinenbOnnerta9s rnr
Samito9s Dor Sitern.
ssn allen Sir6en Der SiOceIe, an benen Yrie;
fer %reIibiren, Iouen Wittmo6 9lbenbs lnb Srei.
tags ga6mitto9s ober abenbS, anbadten itattz
ftnoen am Mittmo6 Geten bes 8oientranSes,
Brebi9t uub Sesen nit benz bo6p' item Gut nnb
am Sreita9 Sreusrpe9anba6t nit flirser Selebs
ring. SIM anftrase bes Sii6ofs,
d. NDat, V. G.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-02-17
lie SemperenSgsieBgebnng

Nv fNroNo""S
Staates bat cine gang anbere 0irtuns bers
pOrssbradt, uls biejenise, bic man erpar.
tste. 9as Seist ii9 bier in Dubuque isbr
flar. sic ruft iosar neue Snbuitrisn ms
2eben, an bic man fuiber ni9t ba9te. 0a
bas 8eri9iifen pon SaBbier gu i9pieris
1T, uerienbet man SIai6enbier. Grit be-
gam Serr Soaenfels nit benz Sesb'i9en
Bier. Sect tommen aud Gi9irsi uub
S9winb, bas beiBt bic SSbns Der friibsren
9rauer, uno betreiben bas @ei4aft. sic
baben ii9 bic neueiten Mai9inen ansss
idafft, uerlesen fi9 auf's ab3ieben in
SIal9en unb, wenn fe benz @ei6dft bic
n6tbise &ufmertiamfeit i9snfen, fam es
ibneu nidt feblen, baB ie bel brau6barem,
sutem, baltbarem @eriteniaft erfolsrei9
iinb. 8ir wiini9sn ibnen Slid baSul
8efer has Bolt trintt Bier ais ben usrs
berbIi@en S@naps.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-02-17
ltnIere Wadbarn in @raut nnS .Sora

So. iinb AUDI ni9t sIiidli6 NIT Der Yers
paltung ibrer @eIber. @rant So. bate
Swiiden S. unb $4,000 auf 9obge's ganf,
IN YlattepiQe, bic uerfru9te. Die Sunos
sinsen perlorer. Die @eIber pom Soma
County, $3,3l2, puren in Senrp's Sunt
in Ntineral BOint anseIe9t, aIs aud Oieies
@elbinititut brad. "a teines Der beiben
Counties einen @eloi9runt bate, 10 fam
man, pie es i6eint bic S3atmeliter ni9t
gum Griab s%pin9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-02-17
!Sur 2eit ais bic Bunbesresierung bic

SNr StIl uIS Ut UHHUFsltYletHHI UlH
Stabt Dubuque ausIeste, warb audi etpas
oberbalb BON bier bas Stdbt6en 9eru auss
selest. Man mar nidt fiber, mo bic
StaOt entiteben ioate, oh bier ober weiter
nOrbli6. Dubuque sins empor, Yeru
blieb itefen. Omar wurben etpas Qdnbe>
rsien pertauft, arbere beiiebelt obne gisens
tbum gu werben. Der Bunb bebielt pas
Uteiite. 90 lit bic cabbage nod beute.
Nun liest Dor benz GonsreB elm @eietans
tras bic bleibenben, ni6t eisentbimli9 be-
iieSeIten BIdee gu perfaufen. Oas gbses
orbnetenbcas bat ben 9lntras ansenommen,
bic Pldte abi9dsen gu Iailen unb iie bann
gu ue%rfuufen. 0amit mare bic Sa9e enbs
9iltig erlebigt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-02-17
Ser Munat Te6ruar 1T bieiesmal Elm

gang abionbsrli6er @siene. Natiirli9
3ablt er peniser Gage ais bic anbern Mos
nate, aber merfmiirbis lit er auBerbem bas
burd, baB er feinen Gollmonb bat. gs lift
Oies cine Grideinuns, bic nurale 10 Sabre
uorfOmmt. Sn ben Monat Sebruar fallen
baber MIR brei Monbptertel unb swar auf
ben 6. lettes 8iertel, auf ben Is. Neus
mon6 ilnb auf ben %. lestes 8iertel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-02-17
Sie bieiae @artenbauaeieaidaft er.

wdblte leete ISOLDE bel ibrsr @eneralpers
iummluns bic folsenben 8eamten: graiis
bent, B. $. @uilforb; Sices grdiibent,
s. z. S3oonoper; S9uemeiiter, @m.
&ede; bann lie einen Director aus ben pers
i9ieoenen Gownibips bes @ountp's. gs
wurben bel Der Sabresueriammluns mebs
rere interehante Sortrdse sebalten. 9ie
na9ite @eneraIueriammluns ioa i'm 2aui
oes DEFENDERS b. q. ftattfinben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-02-17
@enn man Sen Qnaaben bes 90

Ncilll lIlalI 0en NltgQbet1 oes Ue
Woines v&esiiter" @lauben i3enten BARI,
70 finb auf repubIituniider Seite folsenbe
0erren Ganbiouten fir @ouperneur oes
Staates: Senator 2arrabee uon 6apettc
60, SO. g. @olf pon gebar &c., ben
iriibere Stautsietretdr Suu, &i9ter So:
fiab @iuen BON Ses Woines, s. g. @ool,
ion BON 9enrp, IS. o. 0onnan uon sSns
dependence unb s. 6. @raues BON Oubus
que. Das 1T cine SabIreide auswabl (;
0ber mir fir6ten, baB ie nod nidt sroB
senus 1T. Infer oberiter Staatsbsamte
pirb wobl biesmal aus ben &eiben Der
Oemotraten fommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-02-17

GO lit nidt ridtig, buB bic 5arIep &
2oeti9er Manu featuring SO. nit Der DR.
belt aufsebOrt. sic fdbrt uorau gu arbeis
ten wis biSber, unb an @uftrdsen feblt's
aud ni9t. 0te 6irma tbut blibenbe @ss
f6Gfte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-02-17

SER SObn @cnblarb, No. "a. Glib
Ctr, Gan antonio, Geras, tennt tein beis
ieres glutreinisunssmittel, ais bic be:
riibmten Or. au 9 II # 6 nis's $ a ms
burger Gropen. Sn ieinem Sauie
befinbet ii6 itets elm 8orratb berlelben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-02-17
gei ben Grbar6eiten an Der @imoma,

Del OCH Tr0arUeIIeH OIL Der gSIfloila,
9lma u. Rortbsm @~iienbabn an Der oil.
ben Seite bes @aters Der StrOme itieBen
I. SO. bic 2sute etwa 4 Sub unter Der
Sberfld9e auf mebrere metalene aeiIe.
9ls man ben &oit BON einem berieIbsn ents
fernte, seiste es ii6, baB berielbe nidt BON
@iien,~ ionbsrn pom reinem, folibem&upfer Jet.
Snber 2anse bate er 8 3oa u. wos A pfb.
Isle LANCE Oieie ReiIe bort besraben laSen,
bas laBt fid natiirli9 nidt beitimmen.
DAP aber bic 9iiselbauer ben @ebran4 Der
SeiIe %tunnten, lit BON ben 5Ori@ern idon
LANCE feitsefteat worben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-02-17

Sic Gisbriide, bic ben 6luB bedt, 3eist
auf's DeutIi6ite unb auf's Neus bic Not6.
wenoisteit elmer Wasenbriife. Sa, ia,
has iinse wObI, aber ct iebt ni@t, iast Der
Serliner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-02-17
6bteaao Rarftberimt.

(Ber Sele9rapb.) IS. Sebr. 1885
0eiaen-Ro. 2. tn bis 70 Gts.
Welfhtorn-36a bis S7t @ts.
3afer-27 bis 271 @ts.
CUTTERS 9ts.
gier-28 9ts.
Wbistp-$1.15.
cd e-$4.65 bis $40.
Rinbpieh-$4.25 bis $50.
S4meiaeheii6--$12.9 5 bis 800.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-02-17
SroB benz ltnaliif, bas bic Dubuqrer

~FVI UV# WHHtHuI
alsiteller NIT ibren giiterH auf Der Sabrt
batten, iOa bic ausitelluns Der Seen gitp"
in New Orleans auf BET Weltaus itelung
bod cine gang respectable iein unS uiele
bebeutenb 9rOBere Stdbte bes q. IS. iibers
fiiselt baben. 9ieIe gewunberer finbet
bic pon bier aus our @rpoiition seianbte
Oampfmai9ine BON 1900 gferbetraft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-02-17
@ie CO ifcint, bat bic Iette 9iife Be,

Sorberunsen, bic Dubuque 60. gu besabs
len bate, ben Sarmern einen beiliau,en
S9reden einseiast. 60 frdst man ii9,
Oh Dubuque SO. cine Sarm babe CUR 3udt
eOler Siebracen ober gum llnterbalt ieiner
armen. IS muB vanneri3t" werben,
meinen bic 2eute, unb ie babsn ni9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-02-17

ltniere gauge ellrOpdiide YOit 1T I'M
&iditanbs. @ie es i9eint, baben bic
Stiirme ben S9iffen auf See aud bart
m%it9eipielt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-02-17

Sic Chamberlain Yfus 60. peri@idt
tire @aaren mad allen 9immelssesenben.
go ianbte bic Sabrif leste Wo9e cine gis
ienbabnwasenlabuns ibrer Yfise nod
&anias Stir, cine mad Omaha uni. cine
mad ct. Souls.