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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-19

might do good, We would like the Re-
publican party at the North TO eee what
the Republican party OF the South IL
composed Of,
General Lee says that the negro voters
ARE more indifferent than formerly TO
the suffrage, and are disposed to di're.
gard the.cOlOr line In voting,
Governor Perry, of Florida, writes
very sharply, and declares
The white voters OF the South will
never divide In two parties M long aa
there ia any possibility OF return TO
that diabOlical rule from which their
States were only redeemed by the united
Efforts Of all intelligent and honest nd
yOcates 0f good government
Governor Perry also says that the ne
gro voters are naturally more indiffer'
ent TO the suffrage;
THY have learned that neither their
freed IN, nor any OF their civil or pOlit-
lcal rights, IL dependent upon thu buc
cess Of one and the defeat Of the other
party. For the same Reason, and be'
cause the most Intelligent realize that
,hey are ~ much benefited AZ the
whites by good government, many OF
them are throwing of their political
bondage, though not few are sllll the
Victims OF fal,e teaching for political
purposes, ana many 0f The tlmld are fe'
strained by fear Of persecution by their
0WH race,
Governor Hughes, OF Arkansas, writes
In somewhat different strain, and
says;
We Of the South will rCjOce TO know
that sectional laauea In political cam
paigna at the North are ended
forever The white voters OF the South
are divided into two parties, separated
by opinions and interests, and Il large
majority OF them ID mocrata on princl-
pie, and | think an interchange Of
speakers OF both political parties be.
tween the North and the South would
DO acceptable TO the people OF the South,
aud have good effect In promoting u
better understanding aud In removing
unhappy and glountless prejudiceS.
We look to the future, and not TO dead
Issues are anxious to develop and build
up the new South and ever maintain
the Union, the principles OF liberty, OF
the Constitution and OF equal rights TO
oil. The negro In not no eager TO vote
as he once was, though no still values
the suffrage, and has less disposition,
perhaps, TO vote solidly for the Repub
llcan party, though q very large major.
Ivy OF them uniformly vote the ticket,
The South IL ready 10 meet the North In
a spirit OF fairness an 1 fraternity, ana
strike hands for the general good Of the
country, aud TO let the sectional
issues be buried forever. Aud this &C.
complished, there ia no solid SOUTH"
Let us have peace"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-19
A Railroad Mans Views,

Mr., Joseph Hlckson, the agent In To.
ronto, Canada, OF the New York, West
Shore and Buffalo Il, II, Co., Ia well
known throughout tho Dominion. He
writes that for several weeks his little
girl was Ill with bronchitis, He used
different preparations, and also had her
treated by physician, but without Of
feet, Finally he tried Red Star Cough
Cure, and before one bottle was finished
she was perfectly well.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-19

The prevailing opinion regarding tho
girl OF the period IL unjust, A few do.
cndes back she spun, w0ve, knit, Sc.
Those things have given way 10 modern
machinery, She has higher planes, IL
more OF an ornament, when In health
IL beautiful. She takes DR.. Jones' Rcd
Glover Tonic, which clears the complex,
lon, drives away pimples and cures all
diseases OF tho stomach, liver and kid,
neys' Fifty cents Of Durbin, Wright y
IA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-19
A PUBLIC ENDORSEMENT

IL considered Of importance when an
appointment Ia sought these days at the
hands Of the powers that be-, This Ia
cerlalnly complimentary TO the public
aud shows deferential regard In that
direction whether II amounts to any
thing or not, Occasionally discussion
occurs az to the proper mode of appeal.
lug to the public and securing an OK.
preston, Some claim that sigma.
lures to q recommendation Ia the pre-
ierable aud only proper way, while
others imagine full aud fair vote not
Improper and more likely to be- free,
nntrammeltd expression. Ga all this
men will differ In opinion ~ circum.
stances vary These circumstances II
Is unnecessary to.speclfy,
II must be admitted that the elective
plan Ia the mode prevailing In this
country to secure public decision. We
choose our Presidents and other officials
In this way, directly or Indirectly II
must also be admitted that men make
fools VI Themselves In signing papers.
We have heard, for example, Of men In
Canton, where people generally have
excellent sense, especially the Dem.
ocrats, signing their names to more
than one mans paper for the same Olllce
Comment on this would be altogether
supelilnous. lndeclsion OF character Ia
too common to cause surprise; and In
llrmlty of purpose Ia not an uncommon
weakness. Truly, this ia mixed up
world, many men Of varying minds but
we must take II as II Island do the best
we can with II, For one, we shall con.
tinue TO hope for the beat, aud say, lot
the best man win
One other point on this matter should
not be forgotten. In popular vote prim.
ary election, members Of the opposite
party do not participate. In going
around to secure signatures, little 70.
gard ls paid sometimes to political
standing, or even 10 residence. In short,
names are what are wanted, and the
signatures Of nOn.yolers and nOnresI.
dents answer to OIL up, especially II the
solicitor Ia paid according to the nun.
Der OF names obtained, These are points
worthy OF serious consideration, and 20
to show what mockery oil this may be.
How important II Is, that men Of prln.
ciple should be our principal men. And
how important that every American cltl.
zen should bo OF some consistency OF
characters have some stamina of pur.
pose NJ least au0l,lent to act THE MANI
But an expression by popular vote ut
a full and fair primary election should
bo settlement Of the question, and the
result DO accepted ~ the party decree,
In fact, II IL tho decree Of the party, and
all honorable men must and will 80 re.
gard II THIS too ia tho rule In this
country And wherever men associate
Tor u public purpose or common OBJ.
je't, rules Of action must be- adopted and
observed, or the organic ,ttOn falls to
pieces. In this way an honest party
newspaper does duty to the party; sus.
tains and maintains the cause by re.
specting the party decrees and nomina.
tions, In no other way could party
organ be serylceable aud promote party
success. Surely, every man Of fair In.
telligence and common honesty will see
the force aud proprlety Of our position,
and 30 alsi share his own course,
VERBUM SAP.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-19

THE Republican majority In Iowa on
Governor will be only 0,627, Larrabee,
Republican, carries sixty-three couD.
ties BY an aggregate majority Of 81, 3,7b5 /;
whiting, Democrat, thirty.four coun.
ties by 7,l2S. The 100000 Republican
majority OF which Iowa formerly boast
cd 10 rapidly disappearing, and by 1888
ehe will DO ready 10 step over into the
Democratic ranks, and 30 will Michigan
md MlncNnain.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-19

at O'Clock IN the Afternoon upon tho promises the
following desorbrd rial estate situate IN PIX" Nnshp,
stark county Ohio, tOwiti All VI tho sou Invest quar-
tor OF section lb IN township and range h. containing
100 aud 40 100 acrfa, more or lesa Excepting there
from 90 and 40lO0 acres on OF tho south slide OF said
quarter section leaving 100 ACRES Of SAID quarter
tlOn which Ia Apnra sed NJ - 100 and To DO sold iree
Oi the dover estat. therein Of May Young widow OF
Daniel Young de hsed hA d Ian In well waiefed
has good farm buildings on II, good orchards and ID
situated IN good community.
Also the following described tract or parcel OF said
quarter 6eollOn being tho exception referred TO- tow U
Beginning NJ atOns on tho BOuthwed corner o. said
Qua tel eeelOn thence north with tho wet ne VI aad
quarter flteen o1Ana N sakei thence east pa el
with thu south line OF said quarter, forty GhAina AMI
ihirythrre links 10 stone IN Tho east line OF said
Qnarler henoe south ilteen ohaiua 20 stone on the
hOntneaa cor ~ Of said QuAT eT Thence wet with the
south llne " aai quarter forty chas ANA thirty three
LINKS 10 lhi plaoH OF beginning, containing 90 aud
40 100 acrsl subject 10 lhe dnwor eNe therein VI the
said MARY Young, wi low o. Daniel Young, dece iaed,
SAID 90 aud 40 100 a0fea being appraised NJ tlhO0
Subject 10 said dover estate therein
Terms VI aAe-O ethlrd IN hand, One third IN one
year ANA 0ne hlrd IN two iears ON day 0f aale, win
iuterest me def rred payments 10 be cured BY mort
"a, upon tho prem ses sold,
LEONARD II STANDS
Admnl'tiHtOr VI tho estate VI nAnle
Young deceased,
By MoNG MoOAhfY, Ills Attya Ocl2D ew
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-19

MIDDLE AGE MEN who lack vlgor and
vitality should use Gilmore's Aromatic
Wine. II gives nutrlment 10 the brain
and 10 q tonic TO the physical system.
Sold by Durbln, Wright - 90.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-19
Notice to Take Dispositions

w. uuunty IN tho Court hf
David Fnr I, Defendant Common Pleas,
Tho defendant will take htlce that on the OH day OF
Dpcrinhef, A. u, ltsh, the hbUyr named nlantI viii
take the denpltnhs " sndiy wlthpsa 10 he apnd Aa
evidence IN the tM NJ tue Ab w entitled uAusp nj tho
law u1lun " =, lrrd, Nn 1lT North Main street. IN
Tho city NJ snu'h Tend county VI VI iosnDh state VI
Indiana, between he huuts " elpht O'UUck A. M, aud
Hk o'clock w. ~, ~ tni daY hd tho ~ mlnallOn will
be ioufnen from duy To diy thereafter
MyHlis n utvtN
nuvle DIV Attts TOT Plaintiff
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-19

THE Republican party will continue
the South solid against them II they
continue their Insults and abuse, For
twenty years the Republican leaders
have been haunting their bloody shirt
stun at tNe Southern peNple They talk
OF them aa rebels and insult them In
every way. An This TOO, twenty years
after the end Of the war aud when q
new South exists, The mass of tho yot.
Ing people South had nothing to do
with the war, and hence are no way
responsible All this, however, does
not deter the Shermans, FOrakers and
McRlnleyS hoOplng abuse upon that
South, constituted ~ II Is, Have these
men no Sensop Have they no Compunc.
tions, ylsltings Of nature ? Have they
no patriotism In their political com.
positionY
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-19
Buoitien's Arnioa saiyo.

The best salve In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, chapped hands, chilblains, corns,
and oil skin eruptions, and positively
cures piles. or no pay required, II Ia
guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by Durbin, Wri ght Il Go,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-19

DR.. Fenner's Golden Relief cures any
pain In Ave to thirty minutes, brulse OF
cut, without soreness, BY dealers. Cir.
cular, Fredonla, New York. For sale by
Durbin, Wright Il Co., U. N. Nye and Y,
II. Barr druggists,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-19

REV, N, j. WHITNEY, of Clarkson, N.
Y says. Gllmore's Wine for Female
Weakness stands without q rival. Sold
by Durbln, Wright Il 70.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-19

Iowa will vote for u Democratic Pres.
ident In 1885, Michigan probably will
too, and possibly Ohio, The latter named
State IL not now an October State.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-19
LEaAL.
SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.
Saturday, November 2sth, 1885,

In pursuance Of an order Of tho Common Pleas Court
In and for slatk county ohio, viii oier for ae, NJ
public auction on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-19
Saturday, the 5,h day Of December 1886

tho following described real estate situate IN stark
county ONO 10 Wit Lot number ihiryfouf (8i), IN
Keiihn 4 SohOlta addition 10 Canton ONO tho hamN
being otherwise known IN lot nun bNr llb IN tho city
VI Canton, ono, Also lois number tnN ~, two (a),
three (d) four (il and i've (6) IN HAhnrB addition To
Canton. Ohl0 tic same being otherwise known m lots
nulbrf l7l0, l7il, l7i2 and l7li In tho city OF au'
Inn sphln.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-19
sheriff Sale.
Saturday, the 9th day Of December, 1885,
Sheriff Sale.

W. H. Greer Order Of salc
w, y STARK county Common plnAh
Emma Miller VI nj, Court
NY virtue Of m order VI aao issued by tho cleh Of tho
court VI common pleas VI stark county, Ohio IN the
above action hnd to INC directed wilt Otor Tor sale NJ
public outoy NJ tho door VI tho court house, IN tho clU
" Canton on
Saturday, the 9th day Of December, 1885
thu following described real estate situate IN slafh
county, ONO, towtl Tho wet ono lhrd part Of lots
numbcia Rali and 2blb, IA thr ely 0t Canton,
Appraised NJ tpbO
sale 10 commence NJ O'Clock y, m, Terms oNh
JAMES bEE, Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-19
THE Democratic gains In the States
that have voted this fall are about as
fOlloWn over tho Rlainn vote OF 1894.

That 10 good showing, and tells the
story that tho people are not dissatisned
with Democratic control.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-19
Sheriff Sale

salo TO commence At o'clock D, M Terms, cash,
JAMES LKE, sherr.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-19
mIsoKLLANRous,
JEW ELERA.
DRUGGISTS,

n, N, nAltit
fluocOaor u u, J, OolRcr)
DiluauIHr AND pilAilAiAu ulyr-Qanion, u, whwc
may be found large And well ncleuicd stock Of in,
ported and Indigenous DruRa, nAplc aud faro uhuni
Gala, tforuRn and domcatc,) Medical pfophAtlunh
ffunnta supporter, etc. uumlm nfunhca and For
nimufy In ondlona variety special attention " the
Milling Of phyulcann Prescriptions
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-19
Sheriff Sale.

Wm, H. 0roor order OF Sale
w. STARK county Common pleAa
John Baker OF ux Court
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-19

ATTORNEY AT LAw-cANToN, Om0-Onloe IN har'
ter's Bloch, second story over savings Deposit bAhA
sepllnbdAw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-19
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ATTORNEYS.
/ n NJ. ROVER,
JosFpH FREAsE

% U II IKTFHFF
ATTORNEY AT LAw--No 40 North Market street
Oaniou, Ohio Counsel In both Herman ana Ehgllsh
QAug2l nb-ti'daw
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-29
y u WIIsrlet.

@Gbrcnb Der na6iten 3eit werben nor
benz Sunbesgeri9te in Chicago einise Sal.
Ie enti9ieben werben, bic fit bic Smporteus
re uou Gisarren BON GROCER Widtisteit
iinb. Die Sdae itnb unsefdbr ~einbunbert
all oer 3abl unb betreffen cine Summe pom
$780, Die 6rase siebt iid auf Die &is
item, in wsl9e bic Gisarren uerpadt pers
ben, unb omar auf ben 3oq, benz bisieIbsn
unterworfen inb. Die Smporteure bebaups
ten, baB bic &iifen einfa9 einen Sbsil Der
8erpaduns Der Gisarren fir ben Granss
port ausmaden, unb ba bic 8erpaduns
ni9t persoubar 1T. ~bebaupten fie, Der &oIs
lettor babe tein &e9t, einen SoQ auf bic
Riiten 3u erbeben. Die 3olbebSrben Ies
gen bas @eies iebo9 anbsrs aus; iis ball.
ten baran feit, baB nur bic sroBe dubere
&iite, IN Der bic tleiueren psrpadt iinb,
3oqfrst etnseben tonne.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-29
Seutid)s 2luerifancr III SeutSd,=
Lamp.

Die 3eitunssn Seutl6lauS's ideiner
ii3 iebr anseIesegtli9 nit iensn StsIsr
fer Soti9aft bes Brdiibenten gIepeIant
su bei9dftisen, mel9e ii9 auf Die 8e.
banolunS BON in lire ebemali9e 6eimatb
suridsefsbrten Seuti9 : 9lmsrifanern Be-
sieben.
Oas lit iibrisens iebr Ieidt besreifi6,
oenn nod tein friiberer 8rdfbent bat in
elmer 8otidaft bteie bereits felt mebreren
Sabren bic freunbidaftlidsn gssiebunsen
3pii9en ben Ser. Staaten unb Oeutiaz
lamb iiOrenbe anseIesenbsit In 10 feiter
uno enersiider Spra@e erwdbnt wie gleues
lunb.
@dbrenb er einsrisits seiesli9e Ierii9es
runssmaBreseln anempfieblt, ur1 bic betris
seriide Changing bes a~meritanii9en Birs
gerre9ts IN perblten unb su p~erbin6em,
baB bsfsn Wobltbaten unb &e9te ioIden
Musldnbern 3usdnsIi1 roerben, Bic ni9t in
Der Ibii9t mad ben Gereinisten Staaten
%setommen finb, UNI ft9 IN benielben bau>
ernb niebersulafen, ipri9t CT aud anberers
ietts ben feiten Gnti9luB aus, Gorge su
trasen, baB bic &e9te naturaItfrter Birs
ger I'M guslanbe seadtet werbsn, etne
@rtIdruns, bic Defenders in Deuti9Ianb
unansenebm beriibrt su baben idsint, ba
man ii9 bort serpSbnt bat, Elm bur6 einen
ebemaltsen beuti1en tlntertbanen erpors
benes ameritanii9es photographer ais
einen lesren Wii5 papier anSuieben, Ser
ieinem Better, iobalb er wisbsr einmaI
beuti9en Sooen betreten Fat, teinen S9ut
uerleibt.
gs ldBt fi9 gang fiber annebmen, baB
bic beutide Gesierune, iobalb fe fisbt,
baB bic 9ereinisten Staaten ernitli5 be-
n,iibt iinb, nur iol9e ginpanbsrer In ibren
Birseruerbanb auf3uuebmen, bic in Der
rebli9sn abii9t mad amerita setommen
finb, um in bemieIben ibren bIsibenben
@obnfis auf3ui1lassn, aber bann au1 felt
enti9lohen finb, bic &e@te bteier naturalis
iirten Burger 3u bei1isen, In bieier Nnses
Iesenbeit cine weniser i9roffe 6aItuns sins
nsbmen unb iid Az bisber perweiserten
3useitdnbnih en berbeilaien werbe.
llebrisens foute bic beutide &ssieruns
in tbrem eisenen Snterefe bas BON ibr in
Inipru9 senOmmene &edt, allen ibr miBs
liebisen glusldnbern ben g~ufentbaIt IN
ibrem @ebiete su ueriasen, nidt 70 rid
ii@tslos sebrau@en, benn renn anbsre
Staaten IN bieier Srase einen dbnItden
Stanbpuntt einuebmen wollten, wiirbe elmer
sroBeu ansabl beuti9er llntertbanen, bic
ii9 in Der TremSe neue 5eimatben sesriins
bet, aber uerna9Idifist babsn, in ibrer
t,eien 9eimatb bas girserre9t su er,uers
ben, elm dbnlides Saidial broben, ME
ben aus ben Ditli9en g~rOuinsen YreuBen's
aussewieienen PoIen.
@bilab. Soltsbl.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-29
Se9en oer IufbebnnS oer
Wc0crjflaperet.

Ote Iufbebuns Der Heseritlaperei bat
ben S9parSen i'm Slben gum Segen ges
rsi6t. sic arbeiten in Der Srsibeit better,
ais iie ss in Der Sflauerei setban babeu.
Oariber bat Der Naibuiqe vNmerican",
bas tonansebsnbe glatt uon Eenneilee,
iiinsit sineu bsmerteuspertben 4rtitel
ssbra9t. ST seitebt fretmiitbis elm, baB
Die friibere Ini@auuns bes Sibens, als
Oh bic Stlauenurbeit cine 9olbsrube, cine
irrtbimli9e seweien iei, unb iast, es wsrbe
pom ben intellisenten unb erfolsrei9en
Yfan3srn bes Sibens Jest aIIsemein sus
seseben, baB bic iesise freie grbeit uertbs
poIler iei, als bic Stlapsnarbeit ie geueien,
= nit anSeren Worten, baB cine 9lnlase
pon bunbsrts ober finfSiss ooer ~spansiss
taulenb Dollars I'M 2anbbau iett before
!Strisn brinst, ais es in Der i8eit lpor benz
8irserfrisse Der SAD seweien fem wiirbe.
Oas tommt baber, wie Der vImeriean"
ferner barIest, baB Der S9parse mebr
Sslbita9tung, mebr Selbifsefibl, msbr
Mrbeitseifsr unb Irbeitsfols bat ais sur
Belt, ba CT nur elm Irbeitstbier mar, eise
res, cine Sa9e, unb feline Yerion. OILERS
binss sibt es einen 9aufen ni@tsnusiser
Nessr, unb bisie iinb in Der Srsibsit nur
nod ni9tsnusiser unb llosrli9er sepors
ben, mitunter aud nod b6sartiser. Qber
I'M Our9idnitt 1T Der Nsser ni9t nur elm
beherer Weni9, ionbsrn audi elm bsiIerer
Irbeiter aeworben, ais sur 8eit Der Stlas
PEREZ. Oie wsiBsn Tarmler baben Is In
ibrem Sntereiie %ssfunoen, bic Neser aui
bieier Sabn gu ermatbisen unb gu unter.
ititsn. Die @utsbsiissr pon Wittels
EsnneIiee tbun pisl in bieisr &i1tung.
sic ermutbissn bic S9warsen, 2~anbpars
selen gu eissner Yeuirtbidaftuns aui
Sbeiluns Der Yrobutte su ibsrnebmen,
bsbanbsIn ie siitis, baIten iis an, fi9 coms
Portable Ssimitdtten su bauen, unb iteueu
ibnen in uieIen 6aaen ieIbit nette @obns
bduier.
Nidt mimber Sesen III aus Der gufs
bebuns Der Nessritlausrst ben @eiBsn
ielbit erwa9ien. Oie ebsmalise pomp0is
pIantasensW irtbl9aft, wel1e an bic Tsus
balsuitdnbe in europa erinnerte, 1T pers
i9wunben, bic Mrbeit gilt ni9t Idnser ais
cine S9anbe, bic @utsbsfitsr lssen ielbii
nit 9anb an unb lernen i9drfer rednen
ais friber, ba iie trot allen &ei9tbum Bel
ibren Baummoas Brotsrs beitdnbis tief in
Der Rrsioe waren. Sect ueri9iffsn ie ibrs
8aumwolle brett mad gtsw Yort, sriparsn
bic gommiiionsssbibrsn unb itreden iid
na9 Der Dsde. Sbre SSbne i9iden is
auf Gderbauanitalten, bamit ite etwas
Sidtises lernen. 9luf Der Iderbauanitali
bes StaatsS Miifliippi, IN Startpils,
lerneu 375 iun9e Sieldnoer fir ibrsr
9ebensunterbalt arbsiten. Die Gbrenbaf'
ti9teit Der Arbeit psrmo9te Der Shben irii'
Der ni9t gu besreiieu. Die Nufbebune
Der Ns9eritlaperei bat ben WeiBen in
Siiben gu ibrem Ssssn cine uele unb bei'
iere ani9auuns pom seben bsisebra3t.
(@t. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-29
Nus 9pon beri9tet man folsenbe curit

gus 9ppn beri9tet man folsenbe curios
ie @ei9idte: Der @elowe9sler Hatbien
f~inoiste isit Wonaten in allen gldttern
an, baB bel ibm cine gotterie u~eranitaltet
werbe, nobel Der Saupttreffer notarii9
idbrli9 viedstauisnb Srancs ms Saus
b%rinse". Oa in Srantrei9 2otterieipiele
duBerit ielten iinb, sinsen bic 9ooie rsiBenb
ab. Im 81. Ottobsr fano bic !3isbuns
itatt, Die @ewinnerin mar zines Der i96ns
fen Mdb9en Der Stabt, 2eonie Walot,
unb Der 5aupttreffsr entpuppte ii9 aIs
Der = Neffe oes @elbwedslers, Elm iunser,
i@0ner Wann, Namens Stepben Borbons
ne, Der Bel linn nit einem @sbaIte BON
iedstauisnb Grancs idbrlid anseitsut lift.
Stepben iubeIte bod auf, ais er bSrts,
mem er ;u~setallen, bod bas Mdbden, wels
DIES bur9 Blumenmadeu iein Brot pers
bient, e-tldrte enti1tsben, baB es einen
Wanm, wel@er ii9 gu iOI9em SpieIe bers
gebe, ui9t beiratben Tonne, uub per3i1tete
auf ibre Rsdte su @uniten Der alien bdBs
li9en Sausmeiiterin. bic i'm ieIben Sauie
wobnte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-29
@as nett iisr ?

8ier 9srren ma9ten cine Waherpartie,
nobel elmer ms Waher fiel unb ertrant.
9tun wurbe beratbi5last, rper btes llnslid
Der Srau bes Grtruufenen am i9onenbifen
mittbeiIen fam. 9err &obn ertldrte iid
bereit. Ger 6rau Seitels bic Siobspoit 81
iiberbrinseu. 9lm Sauie bsrislben anses
fommen, sos er bic @lofe uno rief Der aus
benz Seniter bes oberen Stofperfs i9auens
ben 6rau Seitels gu: v@obnt bier 8ittwe
Settels2"
vNein! = Sic meinen wobl Srau 8eis
tels?" wurbe ibm eruibsrt.
,Was nett mer es is a @ittwe!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-29
an Hauder unb Sdnupfer.
@arum in bic Serne idweifen2
Sieb', bas Suite liest 10 nab.
MuBt mad benz Grprobten sreifen,
Gail & Or" iinb immer oa.
Cine in ibrer Mrt Bis isst sinsis BAIT

Cine in ibrer glrt biz iest sinsis baites
bsnbe gbrsnpromotion bat bic pbiIoiopbis
ide 6atulitdt Der llniueritdt @Ottinsen 81
gnbe bss Sommerismeters uorsenommen.
Der neue gbrenbottpr Der @eorsiazglusu
ita 1T elm Stnbu, Der Brabmane &amtriids
no @opal Bbanoetar, Brofehor an Der
4fabemis gu Yoona, in 9ritii9sS ~itinbien.
Die gbrenpromotion erfolste wesen Der
aussesei9neten piheuidaftIi9en 9eiltunsen
bes Germ 8banbetar auf benz @sbiste Der
Sanstrits Spra6tunoe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-29
NGerfei Spe6 umb @ralt.
WibperltdnOniB.

@enerul (eine Snitruttionsitunbe beiu:
@enb): y@el9es &egiment?"
Sol6at: vOritteS @ar6es@ renabiers
&egiment &Dnisin gliiabetb."
General: p8utailon2"
Soloat: r3peites!"
General: rWie beiBen Sie2"
Solbat: v2eupion!"
General: yRompasnie?"
Solbat: gu Sefebl, Grceaent."
General: n&ompasnie?"
SoIbat: pSawobl, grceaens, @ompass
ME-"
General: sd frase Rompasnie2"
Solhcs: rG:yis, greellena, SeDgfca
unb R~ompasnie."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-29
Sas Serriturinm @aibiuatou bat mad

Der n~eneifen SoltsSdbIuns 129,43s Gin:
mobncr, mas m6b,euo ;wei Sabren elmer
3unabme uOu SO. $50 9lei9tommt. Der
Wertb bes gu Seiteuerunsssweden berans
sesosenen @isentbums betrdst s50.4s4,s
437. SIS befinoen ii9 nun nod 49,, 000,s
900 9lfer unpermeiisuen 9anoes i'm Gerris
torium, pom be;,en 10, OOO, 900 sutes ader'
lno @alolano iinb.