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Daily Republican., 1885-12-23

BE0D8lmBs
A regular monthly meeting OF the
Friends Temperance Conference was
held ON Tuesday afternoon at the
Friends meeting house at Unionville,
which was very we'll attended.
The minutes Of the previous meeting
were Tread by the Secretary, Elma
Preston. Tl W. ,
Eva p. Conard then read Q well writ
ten essay, prepared from extracts OF
Joshua L. Bailey's address ct Harris
burg, ON Constitutional Amendment,
which was listened TO with marked
attention, aud the views therein set
forth were coincided BY many.
Samuel Wilkinson read an essay,
written by an unknown author. who
was too modest to appear in public.
Remarks were made by, Lewis Mar.
shall, In which he referred to the recent
contest In Georgia, wherein two ex-
Governors, o Democrat and q Republi.
can, stumped the State, the Democrat
favoring local option and the Republt-
can opposing 1t, showing that all the
Temperance votes do not come from the
Republican party, ~ some claim, but
that 1t Is q question that concerns alike
all good citizens irrespective of party OF
color, and from the glorious result We,
of the North, cannot longer claim the
ascendency over our Southern brethern.
Samuel NJ. BrooEall read an ably
written essay, entitled "What IL the
Pay 2" having special reference to the
license system, setting forth that the
evil which robs families of the neces.
saries Of life, amounting annually tt
the enormous sum of 5000. .000, 900, and
worse than all poisons the minds Of thu
innocent girls and boys, is paid for BY
what? The paltry sum Of ten, ffty
and In some cases Ave hundred dollars
as license fees, according to the am0un
Of injury they are able to infiict upon
their fellow men.
The Committee ON Education report
| ed they had visited nine schools, ani
found temperance taught In all bu
lone.
Jacob W. Harvey, Superintendent oi
public schools Of Chester County, spok
Of temperance In the schools, and re
minded directors, II any were present
that any school neglecting to introduc
Temperance text books could not receiv
the State appropriation. He also sp0k
lof the wonderful influence Of women q
|exerted through the Women's q Christial
Temperance Union, claiming that ninet
Iper cent. of the signatures to petition
asking for temperance legislation wer
Iprc cured by them.
The resolutions adopted by the liquo
league, ct their meeting In Readin
about the frst OF tho present month
were read, and we al felt encourage
from their tone. as they evinced an pI
easy feeling on their part, proving tbs
our influence for good is apparent
them.
H. S. Kent, in speaking Of the pro
lgress of temperance work in HockessiI
said:
II Although every respectable propert
owner In the school district had remor
strated against drinking house In thi
place, yet license had been granite
to one, that cannot but be disgrac
and that upon application of twelve 10
: eigners, many of whom merely mat
their marks. Why the same JUDI
who had twice before rufussa TO, graz
Q Q Hoenaa to the same house, could DO
] now, In the face of the strongest
!, monstrance ever presented, seemed
lquestion.
We do not envy the Judge his reput
= ton here, nor his peace hereafter.
o o. w. K.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-23

The poor pittancs Of seventy years is
not worth being villain for. What
matter II your neighbor lies in splen-
did tomb? Sleep you with Innocence.
Lock behind through the track of time;
q vast desert lies open in retrospect;
this desert your fathers have
wearied with tears and sor-
rows they sink from the walks Of man /.
You must leave them where they fall,
and you are to 60 little further, where
You will find eternal rest.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-23
Wilmington Consistory.

Wilmington Consistory, Scottish
Rite Masons, celebrated their first anni-
versary onMonday night and admitted
IS new members.
A large number of visitors were
present, including James McGrath, ,
James NJ. Turner and G. T. D. Hibbs,
of New York, and George w. Ruth,
Henry May Keim, Philip Bissinger,
Milford N. Ritter, }. e. Slsgel. George
@. Wink, George f. Hageman, Albert
Ritter and II. r. Boyer of Reading Pa.
banquet in the bang queting hail, foil ow.
de BY speeches, singing and music.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-23

Robelen, at No. ITO Market street,
has the finest and largest stock Of pia.
nos, organs and other musical instru.
ments ever brought to this city, which
he is selling at the lowest prices. Those
should give him q call and examine
his stock, and they will not fail to be
pleased.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-23
Crabb.s - GEM Cards.

Visiting cards; ladies delighted
children cry for them 20 cents per
dozen. "Yum yum" and Fifth Ave.
nue." 35 cents per dozen. writings OF
all kinds for Christmas cards to accom'
pany gifts, 8 cents each. Names IN
books, 10 cents each. My work ts A
No. 1. Open all Christmas week. No
vacations In night school, Bring your
presents to 10 e. Fourth, and have them
addressed. Come and see our "cozy
writing parlors," and examine PEN
work.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-23

wish the people to understand that
I purpose keeping "Open House
during the holidays ct 304 King street
for the benefit Of the poor and needy.
Messrs. Mullin B. Son, clothiers at
sixth and Market streets, will accept
NV thanks for their handsome Christ
mns present. WE THE PEOPLE.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-23
Letter To OLD Ikriss.

The following letter comes to us
through the po st-office
DEAR OLD KRIss Wont you please
bring me dolls coach, doll that can
shut her eyes,; also set of dishes, .
table and anything nice. am five
years old, and my brother is ten; he
wants pair of gum boots, and an over
coat but my father is not rich, 80
please bring them and will try to be
q good girl. Yours respectfully,
Lucretia Reed, IA 3. jackson street.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-23

Sun rises 7.13. Sun sets 4.As.
Agents for DuaIap's Hats,
RumEOrd Brothers. Hateers.
Dont stand out In tho csld.
Try Bush's coal ; You Will like II.
Shove up, please, closer to the stove.
George r. Hodges. 6o7 Shiplsy street.
Have you read the Home Weekly ~
I Grand rush has commenced. SOC. store.
Try Bush's coal you will surely Ike II.
Birds and cages at PArkers's, East and 81
Millard r. Davis, jeweler, E. and street.
City Laundry. Sixth and Shipiey streets
Fine Is K. Kings, st HAMS, IL 4. Fourth
Hartipg, sign painter, 22l West Seventh st
Throw 10 another shovelful of coal and
open the draughts on that stove.
The plumbers are beside themselves with
Joy at The cold prospects before them.
The Amt 1t coldn fiend now gets IN
his nefarious work on his. unsuspecttng
friends.
The small boys delight at the sight Of a
little Ice In the cutters finds vent In his
efforts to get slide.
Burning oil, Harrison paint, perfumery
toilet articles and medicines Of every kind at
B'oth's Pharmacy, Newport, Del.
Tho Philadelphla Herald says as soon ss a
man gets perfectly familiar with his own
name. he begins t. write 1t so no one else can
read 1t.
An exchange says. Tiodha I Tuama
Sheaghain nj mhAthsmhua lokylla." There
we always said SO. and now you see 1t foi
yourselves.
walker & Linton. no. sos SnipIsy street
neuse, Sign painters and erainers. brics
staining speciality. Estinsates furnished
for city or country.
Go to W. Il. HartIove's, 800 E.Third street
For Guns, Rifles, Ammunition, sporting
Goods, Taxidermy and fne Guns. Repairing
speciality. Locksmithing and bell hang
Ing attended to.
Gold, flower bronze, velvet and plusl
mouldings arc all the style. Frames mad.
up from All kinds ct 26 per cent. on Of usua
prioos. Baugh, 2o5 West Second street.
J.--(Jhromos Of all kinds cheap.
| Morrow & Croker, at French street, ,Grav
el, Plastic aud Stag Roofers. Tin roofs mad'
water tight with our improved coating. Ais
tin roofs painted with the celebr ated AZ
bestos paint. Old roofs repaired and mad
water tight. All work done BY MS guaran
teed.
LAY OF THE LANCET.
I-From small. pox william would be free
So hs was scratched by real M. D.;
|
The virus worked Just like q charm,
Till Jumps like these were on his arm:
- -
I'He tried to smile, aud he tried to laugh,
But here's what he said, ina
Daily Republican., 1885-12-23
WHAT Is IT ?

The children cry for it. The
Pdies sigh for it; and some
Ody will be made happy by
rawing that handsome wax doll
low in our store window. 1t is
hree feet high, has human hair,
handsomely dressed and could
Dot be bought anywhere for less
han twenty dollars, but remem-
per you get a present with every
purchase, and a chance on this
oll FREE. by purchasing one
pollars' worth at our store until
hext Saturday night. We have
pne Of the largest stock OF Boots
lnd Shoes in the city to select
n, and we are sure you can
not get lower prices anywhere
for the same quality Of goods.
We have the largest line OF
Children's Shoes to be found
and it will surprise you to notice
our prices on them for the quail
ty OF them. Call at our store
snd we will try and suit you i
You want to buy.
We mean business every time
Daily Republican., 1885-12-23
Race at the RINK.

Tomorrow night. Christmss Eve.
s.muel j. Denney and John Mower,
win have q skating match ~ tns
Citizeps' Rink for purse OF SiV, ano
the friends Of both parties are showing
The liyeliest interest In the contest
Daily Republican., 1885-12-23
.,,n.v scnool Anniversary.

The fifteenth anniversary Of Riddles
chapel Sunday school will be held on
Friday evening, December 18th, In the
chapel. An excellent program has been
nrovided. Admittance, adults, S0cents
children under 15 year, 10 cents.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-23
ReIeased

u, 8, Marshal Newlin has released
the steamer Clarence, recently seized NJ
Seaford, satisfactory arrangements hav-
ing been made. He also released the
Mexica steamer Yucateco, the claim
against her having been paid.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-23

The funeral of Thomas Murphy took
place yesterday afternoon from his late
residence, No. 704 Curlett street, and
was attended by Division No. l.,
Ancient Order Of Hibernians, with
John j. Barden rs marshal and John
Haley and Frank Kane as aids. The
remains were taken to st. Nary q
Church, where the solemn funeral
service was p performed by the Rev. M.
K. Fallou, at the close of which the
cortege proceeded to the Cathedral
|Cemetery, whore the interment took
place.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-23

Not q wine or liquor merchant, but !
sell the best drink Of whisky In the city
none excepted. Hartmann y Feb
renbach's beer on draught. W. Il
Wood ward, saloon keeper, 6lb shipley
street.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-23
Religious.

The Rev. Benjamin Needham, Of the
Brandy wine Baptist chnrch, Will preach
in Fairville Hall on Sunday afternoon,
9th inst at 2 30 O'Clock. An invitation
Daily Republican., 1885-12-23
Special Bargains in cIoaks,

Having closed out for a
New York importer a large
lot of Children's Cloaks at a
great sacrifice In price, wa
are enabled to offer these
goods at almost half regular
prices. This statement
should interest mothers who
wish to save money in buy
ing cloaks for their children.
Special bargains, also, in La
dies Newmarkets, -Dolmans
|and Russian Circulars. Clos
ling out prices. Now is the
time to buy.We are offerings
Daily Republican., 1885-12-23

Children's high and low chairs, and
misses rockers, blacking boxes and
|oomodes, at low prices, at Adair's, 413
King street.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-23

In buying holiday goods don't forget
Colouhoun. Many things suitable ior
presents as low In price as they can DC
bought anywhere. We guarantee our
candies to be perfectly pure. stores
Rocklaud and Centrevtlle. Alex. Ooi'
uuhoun.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-23
Poultry, Poultry, Poultry,

anti At Warren Harper g. Bro, ITO East
Fourth street, Wilmington, DEL
Daily Republican., 1885-12-23
Omcers Elected.


Reynolds Encampment, No. 8, L. o.
o r.. have electd the following officers
to serve during the ensuing year:
O. p, HubertA. Roop; q. F., William
H. German; 8. W., Henry @. Robinson;
j.. W., T. J. Jones; scribe, William 81.
Foulk; treasurer, Edward 81. Spencer;
representative of Hall stock, William
81. Foulk; representative to River
view Cemetery, A. R. Fell.
WS{JsAIcomAx0 g. u. No. I. Select
the following officers: ~.. ''.s.
Select commander, Dr.J. b. Bpeck
vice commander, William 81. Fairlamb
lieutenant commander, w. B. Jefferis
recorder, A. P. Walrath; recording
treasurer, W. G.. Farra; receivinE
treasurer, Joseph X. Adams; marshal
Gilpin B. Underwood; Representatives
in the Grand Legion, Joseph *. Adams
w. G.. Farra and Gilpin b. Under
wood,
Daily Republican., 1885-12-23
Don't Forget enc Plase

To buy holiday goods. Oar prices are
the lowest. Hukill and Poist, south
east corner of Second and Tstnall Sts.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-23
the N.nticoke Dead.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Dec. 23.-There
was no rest for Nan ticoke last night. 1t
is impossible to describe In words the
the dismay and agony
which spread the village when 1t was
learned after midnight, that all efforts
to get the men out alive were abandon
ed. The town never saw such q sight
az that Witnessed from two to four
o'clock this morning. No one thought of
rest. The whole population WAS out on
the streets, discussing In the widest
manner the decision, and exclAmations
OF espair. cries Of agony and mutterings
of discomfort were heard on every street
corner aud in almost every household.
Relatives of the victims were in the
widest. agony of despair. Several
were seized with conyulsions. Fannie
Earver. sister Of the two Sarver broth.
ers, was Frustrated with violent ITS,
and at q. m. 1t was feared she would
die. Mrs. Kiveler, the old mother OF
the three Kiveler brothers, was at
deaths door from weakness and shock,
and many other relatives and friends
of victims were completely Frustrated.
The officials In charge Of the rescue
work were forced to abandon all work
from the airshAft by several irresistible
Il ICOlCluolOubs 1hNoouikoeAoAo ~ ~ ooA -
hour this morning show that sand rock
and culm bad fallen TO such an extent
that the mine in which the imprisoned
men are confined was now filled to the
roof, and that the men are dead beyond
all human help.
A second cave-in took place during
the night, which was of very large
proportions, and the real extsnt of the
damage done can hardly be guessed
but 1t is great. This fall brought With 1t
volumes of black damp and sulphur GUS
gases, which have filled the mine and
put peremptory stop to all work. At
six O'Clock this morning 1t was learned
that the bodies of the victims canuot be
recovered for at least month
land since this news has spread
throughout the mining region the mos
Intense excitement 4 has prevailed
Every effort will now be made to wori
lin toward the men from the slope. Tht
clearing up gaugways will be pushet
as rapidly as possible, though the worl
will be long and tedious, as there l
about three thousand feet Of gangwa.
also filled mp and said to be packed t
} the roof.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-23

Keep the bowels regular by the use OF
DIR. Bulls Baltimore Pills and you will
avoid dyspepsia.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-23

Hay by the car load or by the hun
dred At Jsiney's, 80S King street.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-23

Salvation Oil Iouts and banishes all
bodily pain instantly, and costs only
twenty-five cents o bottle.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-23
Gloves

In Kid, Fur Top and Cash
mere, for Ladies, Gentlemen.
and Children, at our usual
low prices, as well as the
best value to be found in
Hosiery and Underwear.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-23
Iced to less than manufactur-
brices in order to close them
| A E
bntsome Plush Coat

bches long, lined with Quilted
b lining and Chamois pock-
real Seal Loops, all sizes,
40, at $3.50, $4,000, $685.
10000.
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&eiienbe Ngenten.
WS. Yrobft unb WS. &attfntatttt.
Sas h. @eihnadtsfeft wurbe bier

Sas b. @eibnadtsfeit wurbe bier in
Dubuque IN allen tatboIii9sn &ir9en nit
iener bebren Seier %besangen, bic benz GeIte
sutSmmt. Die @ottssbduier maren prd1:
tis seidmiift, Der Beiu9 Der Wetten iebr
sablrei6 unb-ein 9utes Sei1en-es aabten
fid giele benz Glide bes perm. Oas
@etter mar prddtis, nt6t elm @intertas
mars, ionberu Elm bibi9sr Mdrstas.
Srii9, ni9t falt, ber StmmeI blau unb bic
Quft rein. Sn ben meiitsn beuti9en ga
milien pranste Der gbriitbaum unb bas
Gbriittinbel bate iein @ri9einen NIT rel.
den @aben sema6t.
Ser @briitbaum birsert fi9 pom Sabr
Al SSabr ntebr in ben amerifanii6en SAINT
lien Elm lino bas Merry Christmas lift beute
unter ben Qmeritansrn fat 10 gang unb
sdbe, ais es CUR 3eit I'M Merry old Eng
land 8rou9 unb Sitte mar. gs lit bas
elm 3ei9en bes Wa9ieus bss fatboliidsn
@influhes unb beutider @eiinnuns. Nud
in ben meiiten proteitantii1en @~ottesbdus
fern warb Weibnadten feierIi9 besansen,
rur ba, no Der edte, unperfdli1te, puritas
nii6e @eiif nod lebt, bic SSbne Der alien
round heads bic Srabtttonen Der 0dter nit
sdbem grbittern iiber ben l1midwuns feit
baIten, bort slanste am @eibnadtstaae
bas @ottesbaus ni9t i'm 2i9teri9muf.
@elde Soeen miiien bod bieie pom Wese
N sefommenen baben, baB fe ben Gag
ni9t einmaI feiern, an benz Der grI6isr ber
fur iie seIitten unb am &reuse seitorbsn,
ni9t eiumal feitlid beeeben?
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Dor Scm gunbes= 9ihrietaeridte wurs

ben /. 8. bic iosenannten Injunction
Cases perbanbelt, bel benen IS brauf ans
fomrtt au beitimmen, Oh bic Bunbesseri9te
ober bic Staatsseri9te Jurisdiction in ben
Rlasen sesen bic @irtbe baben. Die
Yrobibitioniifen iasen: Neiu! bic Wtrtbe:
Sal Sn @ubrbeit unb Wirtli4teit bans
belt es ii9 brum, gu wifen, Of Der Staat
has &e4t bot, ben Betrieb Der @irtbi9afs
ten unb 8rauereien seiesli@ 81 perbieten
unb ben Wirtben unb Brauern bas 0ers
m6sen baburd gu f@dbisen, baB er ibre
@siddfte poliSeili4 i9liebt, ober OBJ Der
Staat has &e@t ni9t bat. Der gnti9eio
1T bis iett nod nidt erfolst. Wan liebt
ihm NIT Spannuna entassen.
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cbfb

Ger llnterseidnete bat fir Dubuque unb cSad=
ion so. bic General 2lsentur Der Qbenir Saum=
i6ule gu Bloomington, sSu., iibernommen. @r
sibt ben Sarmern bic Seriideruns, bab ie bic
gdume unb StrGu6er 10 betonmeit, ipie lie bic
ielben ,ur gblieierins fir bas Sriibiabr 1886
ben ellen. @ute, 9eiunSe, wa6sbare gaunle
meroen garantirt. "a Der llnter,eit rete Die
asentur bieier Sirma i6ou Dor 12 Sabren bate,
peiB er, baB bieielbe au~sseSeidnete @aare,
wiiien, bic garme aus oieier gaumidule err
bielten.
Gad benz eriien MGr, werben feline @ufirG9t
entsesensenommeu. Man ipre6e Dor bel
Noab s.. Sauf,
Ode Der 10. uno GbiteitraBe,
Dubuque, Soma.
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MlGntel I! Wt1ntel /!

Senbunsen pom Mdnteln fommsn iest
tdsli9 In 2epi's Orr U b 8.
Balai / on. Oieielben werben gu popus
Idren 9reiien p~erfauft unb man bat poa
einem sroBen Eager bic Quswabl.
Serner befinbet fi9 baieIbit elm GROCER
gorratb pon 0sden unb elm Sober fann
ii9 fir penis @elb elm sutes Paar Dsfsn
fi9ern.
lleberbaupt werben ale @aarsn gu ben
biligiten Yreiien ~pertauft Bel 2epi's.
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5ran 9oreb, go. 1926 an glap StraBe,

5uil9en Is. unb H., lit nit neuen
Serbfs unb @interwaaren BON Chicago
5uriidsetebrt unb bittet bic seebrten Oumen
bon Dubuque unb llmsesenb uorauipre9en,
fi9 bic pra9tisen, mooernen Siite, bic
fdonen BOnnets, bic 9dnber, bic Saidss"
u. (. NJ. anSuieben unb bic Yreiie gu
bSren. ga bic @aaren, ftrict n~eueiter
Mcbe, werben ben Damen fiber sefaIen.
Wfan merle auf, Srau 2oreb pobnt nod
In berieIben StraBe, aber nidt mebr ON
alien Plat, ionbern 0to. 1926 @lap Strabe.
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Sic Siirger BON Maoilon, Wisc., baben
bic Grfubruns semadt, baB cine sanse
NnSubl StanSule auf ben &oaidubbabnen
ibren llripruns batten. Der Stabtratb
ieste 5000 2icenie brauf, unb bic .&ints"
iblohen bic 8uoe. au9 5reeport unb
anbere Bldee wifen elm 2ieb BON ben
Stating &ints" gu finsen. Infer Stabt
ratb botte ben Mutb nidt, cine anifdnbise
9icens auf bieie Drutitdtten bes 8erbers
bens gu Iesen unb ie auBer @riiten3 gu
b~eiteuern.
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8erthem \ Sthier,
Leaders of Popular Prices,
567 WaiuftraBe, sp. 5.&6. ctr.
Cine 1arm 81 berfauieu.

Sine Narm DON 2Os ader in benz Sibliden
Sorf Sowhibip, II Msilen iibmeitli6 BON
Wortbinston, Soma, 1T su perfaufen.
100 afer iinb unternl pfuse, IS ader iinb
@ieienlanb uno Der 8eft 1T Sol;Iano eriter
Sualitot. q .!1j
Ole farm bat elm sutes Sramebans nit 6
3immern, eiten gutter Stau fir ~ Sliif 8ieb
Mnb fir so Sounsn Gen, aud cine meme Uinbz
miible, unb 9utes Naiier. Der Waquofeta
Hiper fliest burd bas 8ieienlanb unb ma6t
baSielbe gu ben beiten 0eioepldsen in iensm
3beile Der 9~ountrp.
RGbere 9lusfunit ertbeilt Der Gi9entbiimer,
Vt. @ansertG,
Wortbinoton, Soma.
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Prarieblumen.
Die ,,Gbitaao Shines" meISet, bah bic

9ie vGbieasu Simes" meloet, baB bic
Slinois Central &c., mad alblauf bss
Mietbscontractes bic Soma Oipifion ibrer
Sabn aufsibt unb benz Siben ibre gauge
&ufmertiamteit suwenbet, mo ibre 9inisn
ni9t, wie bier I'M Weften, cine sroBe Cons
currena aussubaIten babsn, ionbern bic
8abn ibre Yreiie mad 8sIisben resuliren
tam. @laubens ni9t. Was cine giiens
babncompasnie bat, sibt ie ni9t mebr Der.
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9ie englif9en gldtter bausn wieSer
8riifen iiber ben Batter Der StrSme. Sat,
ten iie sur !3eit, ais bic @iienbabnbrife
sebart warb, ibre S9uIbisteit setban, bat.
ten mir iest cine 6abrbriide un6 fe f6nns
ten bic Ointe iparen.
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Ser ourdgefaaene Ii6srale GanbiSat fit

Senator bieies Diitricts IN Der S~taatsseiet>
gebuns, 5. &. @raues, bat bic Masfe abse.
worfen; eriit nun fur itrense9lusfibrunsf les
Eemperen1seietes. Wir bieIten ben MIann
our 3eit fir politii6 ebrIi9 ; aber er bat fi9
als elm politii9er @auner unb Oemasoae
entpuppt, Der feline Stimmen bsrnimmt,
mo er ie betommt. Guf @runbiGte
fOmmt's Bel bieien 2sutsn ni9t an.
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RtItuaufee Warftbert@t.

Wer SeIesrapb.) 2S. Dec. 1885.
@sisen-No. 2. .e4s bis 90Gts.
Saier-27a @ts.
8eIfdtor 1851 9ts.
&o9gen-6 60 @ts.
@erfe--9to. 9, SO @t8.
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u uSberfauf.

Seit i6 bic Nreiie meiner 8aaren 10 bebeu=
tenb berabgeiett babe, 9ebt Der 9llspertaui mei=
mes Waaren : oa9erS raid BON Statten. Seber=
mann, Der Bel mir fault, perlGBt befriebist
meiren 9aben, neil bic Yreiie biQis, bic gSaaren
gut unb in rei6er @usrpabl porbanben iinb.
SseSt, bel ein9etretenem falten Wetter, perlobut
es iid, bel mir porsuipreden, unb @n3Ise,
lleberSieber, Siite nnb Sappen &C. 81 i~tarneno
nieorisen Yreiien 81 ~faufen.
Sobu Tubsttatta,
III a ..,A 0In.-<lr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-29
Scoit's Miidnng bon reinem 9ebertbran
nit Ybrspburoioen 1T ansseSei6net
bel Qnngens Srantbeiten.

Or. Siram @aooretio BON SudionpiQe,
Sla., iaSt: sir bic Iesten sebn Monate
babe i'd Sbre @mullion an putienten NIT
2unssnleiosn ueridriebsn unb ie i5einen
fsbr srOBen Nuten baraus gu Sisben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-29

Sic GOaecte, wel6e bic 9erren s. Seer,
Saumb0uer unb G5iSef fir has 8aiisns
baus Der 6ranaistanerinnen Dor @sibna6>
ten erboben buben, lit iebr rei9li9 ausses
fallen. Den suten @sbsrn lobn's unb
per9elt's @ott!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-29
Sei Charles Clans, ubrma6er unb gu

weIier, $40. 335 IS. StraBe, seseniiber
Der @itp Saa, finbet man cine quite 9luss
wabl pom Eai9sns unb Wan6s l1bren, &ins
gen. Retten unb anbern S9mudia9en,
fowie accOrbeons unb Muiitborsn su ben
biqigiten Yreiien.