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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-17
6ranfret6.

Sine srsOsIide Scene bat fir3li9 in
einem pon Calais mad Yaris abse9anses
men @ilsuss iib 5usetroaen. Ginise aRis
nuten Dor 8oulosne eridien Der S6affner
on Der Gbire nit benz iibli9en: uSbre
8igete, ipsnn eS sefduis it'll" aae &eis
lsmben iudten ioslei9 in ibren Gai6en;
aber umlonit--6einer fonnte fem 0iaet
finben. Der S@ofiner wurbe ungesuIois;
IS e%ntltano elm Sius unO Gerreber, enbIi5
Elm Srreit unb Der Seamte nabm elm Pro.
totoa ouf. Yl6bli9 erbebt ii@ elm i'm
@intel liten6er Reiienbsr unb interpellirt
ben Sdafinsr NIT ben WOrten: ,@as
linb benn bas fir Staete, bic sic porn an
..3brer Gappe befelti9t boben?" Man iteue
liG has @eli9t bssielben Dor, nls er ieine
Rappe abnabm nnb bieislbe nit elmer, Der
3abi Der &eiienben unb ibrer Beitimmung
entipre6enoen gluSobl non Siueten ses
iamaft fGnbl Der bieien Strei9 Su
@ese sebra9t bate, MAJ fein anbsrey, ais
Der befannte Gaidenipieler 9srmanu, wsls
der auf ber Gsiie na@ Baris ii6 befanb,
bort glniiaIten fit feline @orfteaunsen
~ treilen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-17
StaIicn.

- Qus 81 m mirb elmer Wiener Sci.
tung selGriebsn: Ser Sobn bss Miutos
nGrs SeIar wiI in ben Md item Iagen cine
&eiie nm Die 8elt antretsn. Die Mutter,
tisi bsiorst UNI ibr ~eiuS;ses Rinb, mar nun
barauf beoodt, ben junsen Wtanu gum
wenisiten nit einem ii6eren Geiisbs9lsiter
Al periorsen. 60 eri9ienen benn wdbs
renb Ginger Gage Nunoncsn in ben 0ifents
Ii1eu 8ldttern, pel9e iunse 3eute, bic ben
erpGbntsn poten anSunebmen pini6ten,
euiforberteu, ID an Srt unS Steue ein;us
finoen. Son ben Sabuoieu 8eperbern ses
lanstsn brei sur enSern @ubl uno bieie lub
Sisnora Belar Al einem Diner elm,
sebli9, UNI bas Ndbere gu beipreden. @ls
man mad fr0bli6sr Gafsl bel Deisrt anses
laust, mari ii6 bic 6rau pom 9auie plSe.
lid uor ibrem @atten ouf bic &nise unb
i5rie: sd bin cine Glenbe. Die 8ers
smeifuna bat mid sur MSrberin sema6t.
Mnanas Creme par uersiitet. Sbr miiBt
ale felbsr!" giner Der iunsen Serren
ins lofort laut nm isiu 2sben ~ bsulsn
an, Der ;wsits b!ieb Dor S9rsd resunsss
los auf isinem Stubl iisen, Der Orttte
rannte ,lr 99iir, inosm sr rief: sir
iebes @lit sibt ss auG Elm @sseusift; i'd
i6ane nod einsm arste." Mn Der S9weue
rief i'm bic Sisnora suriif uno iaste:
Die @si9i3te mat erfunben, bod i'd iebe,
Sic baben enlargement. sic peroen
mein seIiebtes &inD beSleiten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-17

@s wiro beubfidtist, ben Sau auf 9errn
0oniou's @runSItif reben BENT Central
8art nit einsm Goitenuufuano Don sl2,s
900 berSufeuen.
llnsladsfdle, Die baburd entiteben,
baB SinSer NIT Sdiesseptbten ipieleu,
fommen in bisier Sasoiaiion leiber iebr
bdufig Dot. Die Sasosswebre werosn oft
eebraubt unb bann selaben fortseltsut.
Ssfommt bann Elm Sunse 10 elm Ding IN
bic Sanb, 70 lit slei6 elm lln9liid fertig.
Sn 8urns, BEL 9lnofa, bat Der Sebnidb'
rise George Martbum NIT Der Sdseflinte
ieines Saters, bic in einem 8infel itano,
iein 7id6rises Sdweiter6en erihcfen.
llnb in 8 q eriaob Der ;wDlfidbs
riae Sp6n zines s%epiiIen Nortbfielo ieines
iiinseren Druber ebenfalIs NIT isines ga:
tiers uno9tiam Don bielsm fortseiteutsn,
Sasbsewebr.
= Die SduptIinse ser SnSianer in
n5rblidsn Mirneiota baben .sinsswiaist
mad @bite Garth &eierpatior
i~iber,uIie6eln unb bas 9anb, mel9es fl
seaenwdrtis beiiten. Der @niieoIuns 81
iiberla6en. Spsaial. Qsent &allace wiri
barber ausiIbrli9 on bas Department
bes Snnern beri1tcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-17
Netr0SSa,

= gei Sewarb iieB Elm srose,
srauer 9tbler auf cine Siibnsrl9aar i'm
iSofe pon g. q. Saplor nieber. Srau
GapIor ersriff i9neu sinen be,bsn &nippsI
unb eri6lus ben &aubuosel, Der pon elmer
Sliiselipise CUR anbern iieben SUB maB.
- 8si @isner brannte bic giiens
babnbriide ber Sremont q gItboru gabn
IN 5olSe zines Yrairiefeusrs nieber, mob,
renb 9erabe ein Tra@tsuS beranbrauite.
Der 3us wurbe omar furs Dor Der Bride
3um Steben 9ebra9t, eutsleifte iebo1,
serietb ebenfals in Brand unb wurbe mits
iammt Der 3abuns elm &aub Der Slammen.
Der drummer Der @aferwerte su
S a It IN 9 8 wirb cine Gieie pon 1875 unb
einen Our9mefer BON 25 SUB buben.
= Ois gu Sairmont wabrenb tes
laufeuben SSabres erri9teten neuen @s.
bdnbe reprdientiren einen Wertb pen
$50 900.
- @esen bes County Sites fdeint in
6nrnas County elm beftiser Rampf
entbrannt 81 iein.
S. u. Studp, Sberifi pon &nor
Comfy, ST., bat $1,000 Nder Q6u6ereien
i'm weitli9en Ebsile bes Staates ansetauft,
UNI bieielben ais @sibepldss fir S9afe gu
benuben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-17
Dtseo@Ru.

= Sin Der Yenofee Hanae, etua
onbertbnlb Wteilen pom Der @isconIin
Geutralbabn un6 nur pentse Meilen n6rb;
LID bon gab &iuer Citation, 1T elm Gilens
ienlaser ~Sefunben worbsn, wsI9es elm bar.
tes, ma9netiides @rD nit 4s bis 90 Yros
gent @tien mliefert. Sin wobl6etannter
&apitaliit aus aiblanb bat ii9 bas 9tedt
auf elm so 2lGer sroBes Stif 9anb erpors
ben, auf benz iebr reidbaItiss @rsmplare
Don Cobb nuo SiIberer; sefunben worSen
linb.
0ie @~otfruntbeit lit in me5rcren
Counties beS Staotss nod INNER potban;
ben. Der Staats 3bierarSt Attiniou be-
flnoet ii9 fnlt unausseiett auf Rsiisn, nm
bier gsgeu JtOt bei ben Qieroen, bort aeeen
gbolerd bel ben S9peinen ein5nldreiten.
Anf leiner Iebp66entIi9sn Jteiie bat CT II.
Y. Swei Pferbe in Marotbou unS swei in
Dunn County t6oten laien. @egsnwdrtiq
lit ct in &rempsIeau County, um Die bas
ielbft wiit9enoe S6weire9OIera Su unter:
fu9en.
Gan Claire. Die eau Claire
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-17

S6mets.

Iuf Gin Ginlubunssi9reiben bes 8ors
itanbes bes fantonalen Sdnserpereins su
2usern our S6eilnubme an Der vWinfels
rieo &antate" beim Sempad:S dIadtiubt:
ldum BON 1885 baben ii9 bis ieet Is
WdnnerdOre NIT 200 Sdnseru semeloet.
Da nod bic bsiinitiuen 3uiasen Gus 10 bis
IL @ereinen ieblen, 10 slaubt man cut cine
Setbsilisuns non 500 biz $50 Sdnser fur
bic aniiibruns sd9len gu fSnnsn.
Der Drano pom Tettan bat brei
weitere l1naIifsiGle nod ii9 seSosen.
5drbsr 0eibsl usrunslitte beim Sranb
ielbit aIs 6suerwebrmann 2 anoere Wtdns
rer b~eginger wssen i5rer 8erlulte Selblts
morb. Sin in Reupel uridiiiser Siirser
Der 10 idusr beimseiu@tem @emeiuSe bat
~6brissus berieIben auf Die erite Ra9ri3t
pom Ser Seuersbrnit sin @eidenf bon
20, 900 Trs. iibsrpieien unb swar fir elm
neueS @eldut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-17
SutuotS.

Bet 6 q I'M 3erit6rts am Nou. Elm
@irbelfurm pier @sbdubs, barunter sins
Baptitentir6e. Der 7Oiabrise Sol. gurs
rel wurbe, BEL Der 3erft0runs ieines Saus
fes, eri9lagen unb mebrere @lieoer ieiner
5an1ilie 10 perIebt, baB ie 3sitIebens
Srippsl fem perben. 8ei { bompo NJ
pille bauite am 6. Nopbr. Elm beftises
Saselpettsr, bus uielen S9aben anri9tets !;
cine &n3abI Sdafe wuroe eri9Iasen. Sn
Hew Salem purben swei WObnbduier
unb elm Gbeil Der 0oaue'iden MabImible
am 6. b. so. pom Sturm 3%erit6rt. 9ud
aus Der @esenb BON 8erfailles Nib
Sturmi9aben 9emelbet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-17
Satote.

= gu @ranb Sorts murbe George
Wailer am 6reitas Ra6mittas pOrl. @o3e
I'm Gountpsefdn9niB binseri6tet. @r bate
am %. Sanuar b. S. bic Srau unb BEN
1lidbriseu Sobn ieines 0ieniterrn, bes in
Der Radbari9aft uOn Sntifer ~pobnbaften
metbobiftii9en @eiili3en 6. $. Sueu,
in befen abweienbeit, nmsebra6t.
Siour sails ma9t sroBe &n>
trensunsen, bic tempordre Sauptitabt non
SibsO atota gu werOen ; mad allen Sims
melssesenben finb &ebner ausseianbt wors
ben, ben @dblern pon Sib:D afota Die
8ortbeiIe bon Siour Sails gu f9iIbern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-17
G It.
Ginige ireiMiitBigc Grfi6=
ttttgcn.

v~llniere Scilmittel iinb unsuuerIdiiis"
pr. 8alentine Wott.
rOer meni6li9e &6rpsr 1T un;dblisen
2eiOen uuterpoyfen !"-Or. 9fuib, Ybilas
belpbia.
.SauienSe ,perben idbrIi9 i'm Granten'
simmer babin oemor6stl"-Or. Sranf.
,Oie msSiSinii9e g8ifeni6ait 9riinbet
ii9 auf &nnabuen, beret9ert ii6 Sur9
@orOe. Cir NitIep Cooper, M. d.
rOie me6isiuiide @iheni9uft In ibrer
prattii6en 2lusfibruns lift beut3utase peber
pbiIoiopbii9 nod ben @eieeen Der geiuns
ben geruunft entipre9eno !"-Or. Grams,
@binburg, Seotlnnb.
Or. 0io 9spis, wsl9er ale Mebitas
1nente perpirft unb Dem bpsieniideu Yrins
sipe bulbist, lit benuo9 freimiitbig 9enus,
folsenbe @rtldrun8 nit ietner llnterI3rift
5n perieben: r@enn i'd irsenO einem 0ties
ren:9siben unterporfen mare, piirbe i'd
ni6t einen GusenbIit sO9eun, Warmers
Safe Cure gu sebruu6en, ba i'd feline
giseni6aften unb Grfolse femme. Die
n,ebtsinil9e @ifienI6aft itebt bieisn msni3s
li9en @ebre9en btItoS seseniiber!"
Gin aItes @eieb Ioutst: Uenn cine
8srion obne ben Seiitan6 zines Nr3tes
itirbt, 10 lit Der Coroner bauon gu bena9s
ridtisen, beien Pfli9t es 1T, @ei9wOrene
gu besioisen, nm Die llriu9e bes Sooes mil
beren Silfe feit;uitelen; aber wenn cir
arjt ben &ranten bsbanbslt bat, 1T es MIDI
n~Otbwenbis, ben Coroner gu benu6ri6tiser
nod 9ei6worene einsuberufeu, ba Sober
nan wsiB, bic Se.ion itarb =
Sa, ia, unb Oh! (Medical Herald.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-17
&a1jaS.

- Sn 8arfons feuerte Gb. Scott
mebrere S9iHe auf ben Gransoien Saunie
ab un6 uerlette nidt MIR bieien i'm Glrm,
! fonbern peruria9te aud Dem @~isbdnbIer
SSobn Smitb cine i9Iimme Wunbe In Der
Sifte. Scott wur6e in Der Sail gu Sss
wesO untsrsebra9t.
- ie man ii9 isbt in &anlas gier
peri9af1t, SeiSt fOIssnbss Muiter elmer
ginsabe an ben betreiIenbsu ,grobate
Subse":
No. 10, $50. Date Oct. 80. 1885.
Statement made to procure intoxicating
liquors.
My name is Bismarck, l reside at
~Sedgewick, Post-offce Wichita. l want
8 Bottles of Beer, to be used for Katzea-
.jammer. Said Beer is not intended for
a beverage, nor to sell or to give away,
and is necessary and actually needed for
the purpose stated. Said Beer is for
myself and is for medical purposes. The
above statement is true.
Attest: Felix Schnitzler, Druggist.
Bismarck, Applicant.
gu OTTAWA fol- mnmebr bur6
ben @6emiter Or. Collier fsitseitslt NOR.
ben isin, baB fi9 Sorsbum trot sesentbei.
Tiger 8ebuuptunsen bes friiberen 9lderbaus
@ommihdrs gorins pobl our 3uferfabrita.
ton ei9ne. SSn einsm bel gIart & SO. Az
Cincinnati erideinenben gu9e sibt Or.
Collier bic &eiultate perIGie6ener grperis
mente, mittelit weI9er ss ibm selane, IN:
ter &nwenouns elmer bur6aus prattii6en
nno suslei9 teinespess toitlpielisen Wee;
tbobe ben pollen 3uferssbaIt bes &obres
ausSui9eicsu. Der pon inn gu bielem
3wede ~erfunbene &pparat eriett anseblid
aud bic toitipielisen @alSmiblen, peI6e
bereits Sunoerttuuienbe uon Dollars per,
f9Iunsen babsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-17

9umbsr Company" bat sinen-Sweiten Erupp
BON SoI,fGuern In bic Wdloer am pbersM
Gau Claire unb belien NsbenHdfen ubge:
ianbt unb wirb binner SurSeu nit ben
9orarbeiten fir bas 6aasu Don Stdmmen
fir ibre bret Ntiiblsu am Gau Claire uno
Die in Sterling, an ber @iscOniin Central
babn,~ beginner. - Der speite S3neeitu,m
fir bieien @inter bsslifte ms am Scnns
tag @benb. gS i9nsite Die sanSe Nodt
binSur6, unb 4 bis 5 SOu S@nee iiel,
bod i6muIs ct slei9 wieber reg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-17
@iaaeE0ie.

- Der bisber pom Ssrrn Gugcn Ser,
ffeubuuer reoisirte vWiuOna aoler" lit in
bic 9duoe elmer r&ctienseisui9aft" iber.
sesan9eu. 6olseube 9erren iinb bic @e,
amten: SObn gubpig, 9raliOent; Is. ".
@erSteu, Setretdr uno S9asmeiltsr; 8.
9un8er, @ei3dftsiibrer.
Dieter Gage bat ii@ in ct. BauI
aus ben angeiebeuiten 9irgern cine @e,
ieai@aft CUR Gl6auuug zines g~ispalaiteS
mad benz Maltsr bss beriibmteu GiSpala:
ites in MonireaI Se6iIoet. 9ieieI6e min
iid aIs gSt. pauI SIS PaIait unb @inter.
GarniOnI @Goeiation" nit einsm Stamms
BON $4,000 %iHcOrporiren luilsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-17
ST beiuprppin3.

Gbetrprpptn3.
gu y a d en- bat man III cinem @es
lpSlbe oes aug Der &Dmerseit itammenoen
@ranustburmeS nm GatBbanie pier Sarrsn
upu l~l,funben aufssfunben, Don bencn 500
aus Dem 49,, IA. nnb Is. Sabrbunpert
berriibrcn.
gu 81 6maunsbaue en- iinb I'M
10. Setober Id,nmtli9e @injer nit Der
&Iebrot : 2eie fertis seworben. Die to-
ni9I;4e Nomdne bate nod einiSe Gage su
Ieien. Der grtrag 1T nur ll6 Der lS64er
@rnte, aber bic 0uaIitat lit gut, ba Der
Moit smiiden 80 uuo 90 @rab mad
Oetsle rpis9t. Der Sreis itslt fi3 auf
So Wtt. fir bas Iiertel. Oas Yfanb
Grauben bere9net iib oarna9 anf so
P%fennige.
= Mus Rem &reiie gp d m, Mitts
Oftober. Sn Tolse bes anoauernoen Ge:
oenpetters wirb bic 8eitcuung Der Wiaters
laaten unS Die &artoffelsGr uts iebr per5o:
asrt. Die Sa,toffeIn 3ei9sn in bielem
Sabre uielfud Elm 9ans u%erdnbertes Nus
isben. Cont 9latte Rarto1ellortsn lino
raubi&aIig unb peiBHeii9ise ,eissn usbr
9elbes Bleiid. On Der MoieI bort man
itet ocuen6s auf, Iber einen guten lSS5er
Nein ~ ipre6en. Die Suantitat pirb In
ben weni9lten 2usen befrieoisen, uno Die
SuolitGt erit re6t nidt. Sn man9en Sas
gen iino bic 8eeren nod bart. GobfduIe
bat mar periGiebent!i9 couitatirt. guf
bic @einpreile iinb hisie triiben Iusii6ten
idon BON GinfuB, Die 0inser iino weients
lid suriidbaltenSer pie Dor flint Nobsu.
Die 3yetidsn-Gr lit gut aussefallen.
Der Gentner wurbe nit 4 Weart bejablt.
Die Suoliidt war Defenders gut. Iu9
bic Sirnen : @rnte war gut. Die Mepfsl.
grnte binsessn ~ssrinssr. Iuf Der 9Sbe
mar bic Mepiel: Grnte beller. StstnOblt uno
girnbdume liefsrten bort Iebr wenis ober
gar ni5ts.
WetfaIen.
- Dei @iIIebabeien 1T Der U0r:
fer &abe pom einem Arbeiter in oerfelbeu
@esenb, MO Dor finf Sdbren Swei TDrltel
bur1 Wiloerer eri9oieu wurben, III Den
Iettsn i3issn liesenb, uufsefuuoen worbem,
glm Gbatorte ielbit fanb man auBer BEN
selabenen @ewebre mebrere Isere Batrc:
nenbilIen nor, woraus 9ei6lofen pire,
bab Der Irme nod einiSe Stsnali4i1s
~obsesebsn bat, bic unssbOrt psrflunser
lino.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-17


bi{h0fen, Si(1ofen &C., rriara'
melt bel benz Stem Ylendr.Soncil u0n
Baltimore,
Salts u. SamiIienbiiaer (fatbolifde,
Setlt8 enbtloer sum @inrabmeu,
&~otieneiien, Spftcn8efa6e,
3anonsSafeIn, &elGe,
Girhenmmffaliem,
&~tr6enfieseL
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
3ott u OTIS u. Sirmun8SaaSenftW,
&rems,ue 8fattonen, /.
RrtppenfSuren,
Gromem fur Gtatmcn,
3rnsifire ptescr art,
Sa,npeu, 2auupea9lafer,
2ebenSseiGtdtem ton Seiligea &C..
2e8enoeu Der Scilisen,
2cud1ter pom Di,iiins, Sritania II. OeaS,
SSiGb5rad1ep, IaridanS7&bep
1seoaiaon, WeB8etpdnoer,
W~eBfsnnden. wseSweia.
@itTale, NsiHat1dnosr.
W%tTaIpulte, 9siSipnS sGofey,
WonKranseu,
Vemper8SlSun8 It. SerHitsrttt8
ppn MonirauSen. Ssldeu, gtborieu &C.,
SlioensL Sferfersen,
Observation-Disclosures,
Y%orfraitS SEQ XIII. u. sSitiS k,
VreStsttp erfe,
YrosefHonsfreu3e It. s%aternea,
YDrioes, Siand maateL
3stigionS.0cfaHe,
Goienfrdn5e, ~Sfapmltere,
SptbenbilSden,
Statue., aus Der Waper'iden suntansaa in
Miin9en,
Gtatueia pom @pps, StotaS,
straMbGen II. &ran3e
fir Griifommunitdnteu &C.,
1amfanscafer, Sanfs@efdSe,
Samf Hc8iisr, Saufi@9leH,
SaafietnenL
SbeolpstiGe sSerfe,
Sootea.@egiter,
SrasbtnsmeI,
2ranerbtioer,
SramunsSsMnSemfen,
Srammnss.3e8taer,
Iaseune GUMS fur &raufenbefm&e,
Bella, Observation-Disclosures
g8a6s. u. anSere Screen, sSeibram@,
aSeibra nGfdKer.
@etbwaTerbedea u. 3eTeL
gSeibwaTertueoeL
sstlantea, 9anefarten u. @Icteu,
Briefs u. SArttbpapiere,
@rtefpapiere fir @lidwinide
Srieffteler, 8riefumi6iase,
YudbaItuaSS Sebrbaders
SolnetfdDer fir piele Spra9eu,
@eo8rapbiide @erfe,
@ef6aftSbiher,
establishments,
0%oloie0ern,
&mmorinifGe Guartette, 3srsstte Hub
Tuette,
Graz mtnatifen Der alien uuS mos
bernen Spra5eu,
Su8enofGriften II. YilSersl@er.
&aIensss, a,aikrsr, ao@ba&ss,
2tes eriammlumeen fir Geiamspsrsine,
2dsGpapier, ~ eoi;iniS@e @GMer.
0snTfpapter,
YbotoarapbtealbnmS,
c%Greibbefte, G6ulba@er,
g6ulen fir Srsel, 6lopier, Sloline II. |. 10,
Gtablieoern, SbeateritaGe, Siatsn,
lIutsrbaltausS. MO Gr;a1laagsfGriitsa,
0tebar5ncibii6cr,
3pifSReSerbl6er,
gD5rterbad)er pieler SprGGen,
3eiGenvorlGger,
II. Z. ~, u. I. TO-, u. Z. w.s
psrbsu ant unb bigia a~clieisyi bon
NHD!baaer & geDrls,
s.gsrt,ss,, emes, q. as@sssaramesiss
8auoiaas,
A Sa Sale Strase, gbicosc, 50.
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Meui5snlebeu ni9t gum Opfer 9efdaen
AZ fem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-17

Mbfuttonsi6aIet, Nlsen,
I%ltarbileer, Ilterblmtnen,
Iltar0lp6ett, @ltarfrsn5e,
ssitarid)eaen, slItarspiseu,
Mrr.enbR6isn, gtrmtlea@fer,
@Sperstas,
9 stSbeuttnet (9e2olherts.
Stbeln, greotsre,
Charcoal fir Sau6Fd fer,
G~borr5Ge, GbrifmSiismren,
Gtbsriem, Gin8uIa,
galmatieaS, Grbaaun8StnGer,
varailisnregiiter,
GtrntnassanSenfen,
Sabnen, SlaS8en,
8mtterate far Stlde, Giscrieu t.,
0etetbiiGer IN oeutider, ensIiider, trana1'
iider, bouGnbil6sr, poinilber, bstc7la
fiber unb italienii9er Sprahe,
GefaTe fur ole bl. CeIe,
OemdISe,
@ptS. u. StIberfreusdth,
GolSs II. 4iibermeSatlea,
0rnppenbtloer a1er %6pife,
@ruppenbiloer (Bbstosr) BON eria
biidoten, Stlhoteu &C., rerlarh'
melt bel benz Sten Eleuars@ oncil uon
Baltimore,
SanS= u. sSatnilienbi@er fatbolifde,
&eilt8enbtloer sum Ginrabmeu,
&otieneiien, Spfficn8efa6e,
1anonsSafeIn, &el1e,
6ird,enwtmitfalien,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-17

uno Stimms bat, cine 0entl6rift se,idtst,
pelde ii6 nit Ben vniebrisen @etreioes
p%rejisu" bei6dftist uno gu benz SAlune
9slan9t, Dem Sanhwirtb forue nur burdl
Elm Wiittel 9ebolfsn werben: nGml;6 cur9
6as pom @eleegeber III erldiienbe Serbot,
Gle &artoiIel ols Elm menidlides Nabrungs:
mittel 81 benuten Der Sreistas mDse cine
bierarf 0bsieIsnoc Ginsabe an ben 6arIter
Sisu,arf ri@ten. 9to, Der &reista9 wtrf
ii@ Die Su9e iberIesen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-17

- Die &GrtofeIn mil len perbcten wers
ben! 9isle pubnpisise 6orceruus bot
iinsit aueu @rnitss Elm JtrtterautSbefter
bss Srsslauer &ssierunSsbejirts seifelt.
ST bat on ben areistoa, in osm CT sit
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-09-03

On either side of the long struggling
settlement spreads the uninhabited
desert-uninhabitab in fact, for it is
waterless, with a sterile, gravelly soil
that only produces a thorny vegetation
of dwarf trees. 1t serves, however, as
breeding place for myriads of winged
creatures; and never a season passes
but it sends down its hungry legions of
one kind or another into the valley
During my stay pigeons, ducks, and
geese were the greatest foes to the
farmer. When the sowing season COM
menced the pigeons (COtunaba Didctt-
LOSd) came in myriads to devour the
grain. which is here sown broadcast
Shooting and poisoning them was
pracIiced on some farms, while on
others dogs were trained to hunt the
birds from the ground; but notwith-
standing all these measures half the
seed committed to the earth was de-
voured. When the corn was fully ripe
and ready to be harvested then came
the brown duck-DGfid SptnGcGudG-
in millions to feast on grain. Early In
the Winter the arrival of the migratory
upland geese CieOphdgG n1GgetlGnicG
was dreaded. 1t is scarcely possible
TO keep them from the fields when the
wheat is young or just beginning to
sprout; aud | have frequently seen
tiocks of these birds quietly feeding un-
der the very shadow of the fiuttering
scarecrows set up to frighten them
They do even greater injury to tha
pasture lands, where they are often so
numerous as to denude the earth of the
tender young clover, thus depriving
the sheep of their only food. On some
estates mounted boys were kept scour-
ing the plains and driving up the fiocks
with loud shouts. but their labors were
quito profitless: fresh armies of geese
on their way north were continually
pouring in, making vast camping.
ground of the valley, till scarcely a
blade of grass remained for the perish-
ing cattle.zIhs Gelst!snsan's Aaqaziasr
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-09-03
City and Country School Children.

At the recent annual meeting, at
Newport, r. l., of the American Insti-
tute of Instruction, Professor s. X.
Thompson made an address in which
he said that in years of experience with
schools in town and country, of from
800 to 400 in number. he had noticed
differences between the pupils of coun-
try and city schools, which had been
subjects of much thought and discus
sion. In the first place, the city-bred
in the same grade of study with their
country cousins are usually younger
by from three to five years, yet the
latter show moro energy. power, con-
centration, independence, and more
rapid progress when taking their
proper grade in the city than the
others, and are also stronger students
in the college as we'll as taking more
prominent positions in life. The city
schools, their apparatus and instruct
ors, are, of course, far superior, and
the pupils cover in their ten months
study more studies and longer courses,
so that the result would seem to be
otherwise. But the difficulty lies in
their being carried beyond their capa-
city and comprehension, and constant
drilling. mcmorizing and the teachers
work being relied on to carry them to
this advanced stage. Thus the pupils
activity is enfeeblcd by wrestling with
what he does not comprehend, his en-
ergy is relaxed, and he is weakened
instead of strengthened.
Again, the country lad is trained to
work steadily at some manual labor,
giving him a moral beat toward faith
full performance of intellectual tasks,
while the town-bred pupil, with his
ten months of schooling, has but little
opportunity for manual work, and
loses the valuable training it affords.
What a person does has vastly more
to do with his habits of thinking and
working than what he knows. Doubt
less some are more easily nodded by
early training than others, yet apti-
tudes generally determine the nature
of men. Certain changes are therefore
necessary by which this influence, so
important in the culture of the coun-
try-bred, may be gained by the city
pupil. The number of studies should
be reduced in the city course to two
| leading studies, with the addition OF
two exercises to give practice. Sub
| jects will be pursued term or two,
and then give place to others. Thus
the pupil secures working power by
! concentration. Again, require the
pupil to do more work by himself with
! out the teachers aid, who is to direct
him only when it will set him in the
right direction, 9s-y--
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-09-03
Beautiful ElOMers.
Beautiful flowers. beautiful fiowersl
Born of the sunshine and soft spring s

Beautiful flowers. beautiful f1owersl
Born of the sunshine and soft spring show
erS,
Lifting your heads from the dewy grass,
Giving your fragrance TO all that pass;
Shedding your leaves through the liyelong
hours
To brighten our pathway-beautiful fiowersl
Beautiful flowers, beautiful flowers!
Filling with sunshine our earthly bowers;
Breathing of heaven, when fainting we lie,
Lifting our hearts to the Giver on high;
Giving us courage to fight 'gainst the powers
Of all that is evil-beautifuI flowers!
Beautiful flowers, beautiful flowers!
Blooming to brighten our lonely hours;
Waiting your perfume on each soft sigh
OF the rowing breeze as it paSseth by;
Teaching us faith when dark c'oud lowers
This is your msSion-beuutiful flowersI
Beautiful flowers beautiful flowers!
Low at our feet through the long summer
hours;
Covering His footstool with brightness and
bloom,
To deck for the bridal or robe for the tomb;
Still will we pray that sorrow that lowers
Shall dim thee in heaven-beautiful fiowersI
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-09-03

Phenix Block, up stairs, Ravenna, o. Resi-
dence, ON Pratt Street, west side, first house
ss1uth of Main 710-6m*
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-09-03

Little Elvira went to visit at her
grandmother The country was a
revelation to the child. Among other
things that excited her wonder and in
terest was a lamb that came bleating
to the door the evening of her arrival.
20, Aunt Hatty," she cried, running
indoors, there's a live sheep here
that can talk as plain as anything. Do
go out and hear i saY Ma, :"