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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-29
A NEW Triple.
oUlNlNe SAID TO BE PREFERABLE TO.
OTHER ExHILARANTS.
Dsvotss Explainss How He Acquired
the Ouinins Habit-Whers the
Beauty Of the Drug Il Sup
posed to Come I'm.
Detroit Free Press.l !

Detroit Free PressI
sQuinine has become the fashionable tin.
pla Liquor makes q man drunk; quinins
merely intoxicates, and let me tell you It II
the high-toned thing. There's opium and
chloral, but they raise the dickens with
mans health. Quinine, on the contrary,
tones up mans system, gives him blood
and is entirely the thing to indulge in"
@But quinine gives me q cracking head
ache, makes my ears buzz, and feel dull
and sluggish. =
that's when you take it as a medicina
When you use it as tipple the effects are
far different It takes time and care to &C
complish it, but it's worth it The best way
to commence is to get some half-grain quiz
nine pills, carry them around in your
pocket, and swallow one every hour. II you
find they are having any OF the medicinal ef-
fects upon you, don't take them quite so often.
The first step ID to find os.t how much you
can stand without experiencing any Of the
i'll effects, and that you can only learn by
careful and judicious experimenting. Hav-
ing learned your capacity, you must never
deviate from 1t, except to increase
the doses, and that must be done with great
caution, 30 that the change will not be ap-
parent-nothing in the way Of shock Al
though gre; many persons use pills or
capsules, the best way is to buy it by the
ounce. and carry q small phial Of it around
in your pocket You can then increase the
dose gradually, while if you take pills you
must jump from half grain to whole
grain, and there should be no such increase
as that. II you commence with half a grain
per hour, you can wofk up TO q grain in the
course of three or four months, and if you
are careful, can get away with two grains
per hour by the time you have been at it for
two years; and by that time your face will
be as norid as mine is
But what the intoxicating e6ectsi In
what way do they manifest thsmselvesr
That is where the beauty Of he drug
drunk. 1t shows in your talk and it shows
in your walk. Not 30 with quinine IL
doesn't show in your speech, and your foot
steps are never unsteady. Liquor makes .
man talkative, noisy, quarrelsome and
maudlin, and Is dead give-away.
Quinine does nothing Of the sort. II
merely intoxicates the senses; exhilaratss
them and makes them more alert, while
liquor dulls and Supplies them Quinins
gives life Q rosier hue, and the little annoy.
ances of life are passed by without Z
thought It shakes of trouble, and you
know not care. II you go to bed drunk
there is the reaction in the morning head.
ache and nausea With quiniue there Is no
reaction, for you eat it in regular and even
doses, and it has no chance to react. Liquor
is spasmodic in its action; quinine . steadily
flowing stream. Quinine is pleasant news;
liquor Q telegram that tells Of disaster"
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-29
Had Enough Of Them.
Chicago Journal !

The measles invaded a household wher
there were many children. The first child
to sicken was given box Of paints and
some prints to color to amuse himself in
bed. Il wish could get the measles" said
a younger brother, then I could have q
paint-box, too" In due time he caught thu
infection and was also given a box oi
paints. @Poppa-" said the little ON
wearily, after being q couple Of days in bed
you can take the paint-box away. Idonf
want the measles"
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-29
LincOln's Report.
fChica1O Tribune.l

A New York firm applied to Abraham
Lincoln some years before he became presi-
dent as to the financial standing Of one Of
his neighb.fs Mr. Lincoln replied as fol-
lows: "Yours Of the 10th inst. received
am well acquainted with Mr. - and know
his circumstances First Of all, he has o
wife and baby; together they ought to be
worth $50 0OO to any man. Secondly, he
has an office in which there is q table worth
$l.5O, and three chairs worth say 81 Last
of all, there is in one corner large rat hole
which will bear looking into. Respectfully
yours, A LINCOLN"
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-29
For Gardeners to Remember.

Mr.. Charles H. Erwin, of Painted Post,
N. Y, has found BY an extended experiences
that ice water, or water but few degrees
warmer than ice water, sprinkled upon cab
bages during the heat Of the day, will kill
the imported cabbage worm. He found that
such an application in the hot sun caused
them to quickly let 60 their hold upon the
leaves, roll to the ground and die, while the
cabbages suffered nothing, but looked all
the fresher for the application.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-29

Nis De Blank-How I love to read about
the ago Of chivalryi Don't you, Mr.. Winksi
Mr.: Winks-Well, yes Let me see. When
did tho ago Of chivalry endl
Miss De Blank-I don't know the exact
date, but you will find it in that little book
entitled Progress and Invention" on the
library table.
Nr. Winks-Why, that does not refer to
the close of the age Of chivalry, does iii
Miss De Blank-Nu. not exact y; but u
gives the date at which streetcars were In
truduced
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-29
Map Publishers Troubles.

Map publishers have about all they
can do to keep up with the times, be-
cause of the progress of exploration, the
changes in frontiers, and the building
of new cities and towns. Africa calls
for more changes than any other .,art
of the world.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-29
Cause Of the Gapes.
IChicago Times.l

It Is now asserted that the common earth
worm is the cause Of the gape parasite in
chicks In examining earth-worms from .
gape-infected district the gape parasite was
found to be coilea up in the structure Of the
earth-worm, and on feeding chicks with such
earth-wofms the disease was at once pro-
uced among the brood
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-29
A CURIOUS COLONY.
lONDON'S JAPANESE VILLAGE WITH
ITS TEMPLE AND THEATRE.
Olive LoRan's Description Of the Shops
and the Skilled Workmcn Therein
National Diet-The Japanese
Men and Women.
lLondon Cor. PHILADELPHIA Times.l

Japan without leaving the cockney county
q Aiddlesex. In other words, l attended
Ne opening day OF the curious Japanese vii
lAGs which has been erected within a short
bow-hight of Hyde park. Inside the pre-
eancfs OF q large metropolitan hall there has
arisen japanese town, with its Buddhist
0mpie, Its theatre, its streets Of shops, its
native population, all at work making the
quaint and attractive articles with which
modern civilization il now SO familiar.
The very moment one crosses the portal Of
thfs place and leaves the London streets be-
hind, one finds oneself in an atmosphere and
with surroundings entirely Jew and strange.
No one except those who nave Travelled in
Japan can possibly have seen anything like
It The houses are Of bamboo rods, covered
with straw mating, and except in the case
Of the exceedingly well to do there is no sec
ond story. Windows are plentiful. but there
n no glass In the panes, which are all Gov
sred over with white tissue paper like the
hoop the clown jumps through at the circus
Their household fittings seem to consist of
no more than q dozen or two of articles,
none Of them luxurious, and their food is
principally rice Rice is to the japanese
what bread is to u.s. and it is a dish which is
ever present on the table of all classes. A
Japnnese laborer can easily copsuma tro
,,,,,d. ~ r,.a ,,ar d;.,,, ,d m r. ,,,,,, ~,
III. ~ 80 ~. u, .I.,. an. " .ne men q
fsrred that rice is a most excellent article of
food for daily consumption, and might be
employed with advantage among ourselves
even more freely than If is. Salt fish
n rr.atlv usad in Jan,n ,heir ba.
In. n.srIv h,nar[.a d;E.ra-,.
80 81. -;
= ~. u anu sea i,sn winch are eooheu
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-29
An Overworked Scientist

Professor Huxley is wintering at Flor.
ence and trying to regain his health. much
impaired by incessant mental W rk He,
like Hertert Spencer and other great think
ers, is temperate in all things save brain
work. Huxley, while resting, is Yet work.
ing six hour, day
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-29
WhitshAn Times: It is sad to think what
q small grain Of the leaven Of truth viii
rniao 4 loaf of dishonesty


. small grain Of the leaven Of truth will
raise loaf of dishonesty.
Tho Parrot and the Monkey.
Detroit Free Press.l
A Parrot and a Monkey one day began .
Dispute as to which of them had the better
right to be called Handsome.
Il have Limpid black EyesI" exclaimed
ths Monkey.
@And have Plumage like the Rainbowr
replied the Parrot
II am the better Climberln
@And can FlyP
The dispute waxed SO hot that it was Fin
ally Agreed to leave the Question to Sage
living near by.
@LAdies and Gentlemen" he remarked,
when the case had been stated, athe Rose
and the Violet are Sweet to look upon, but
when you want something Real Solid take .
cabbagehead
Moral-h you pick Wife for her dimplsa
don't Bewal the fact that she can't mako
Bread
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-29
In City Kitchens.


Next to Baltimore Philadelphia pays for
and eats more choice sea- food than any city
in the Union The cooking in Baltimore
and Philadelphia is distinctively American,
and the best of its kind, while in New York
q species of Franco American kitchen sup
plies the tables of restaurants and clubs
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-29
L II the Same Mani
fNorristown Herald

[NOfrlstOWn HerAdI
Philadelphia papers state that q man
named Keely has invented q motor and will
give an exhibition OF the machine some time
during next month. Keelyl-Keelyi Won-
der il this Is the same Keely who, some
twenty-five or thirty years ago, invented
some kind Of motor, and promised exhibi-
tions of the same, monthly, during the sue
ceeding score Of yearsf
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-29
Cannot Well Help It

King Kalakaua Of the Sand wich islands
cannot help being a good man The reason
assigned is that his ancestors ate so much
missionary in their time that it worked into
their systems, and was transmitted to their
descendants.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-29

Infants born on unlucky days among Ger
tain tribes Of Madagascar have pieces of
cloth tied over their mouths and are then
buried alive
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-29

Goethe, in eighty-two years, was happy for
only quarter Of an hour. 1t was probably
on the day that he met an American who
did not address him as Mr.. Go-eeth.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-29

An old doctor said that people who were
prompt in their payments always recovered
from their sickness, as they were good Gus
toners, and physicians could not afford tc
lose them.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-29

Ths number Of suicides committed IN
front Of altars In tho Italian bailicas Il
hsgely On the increase
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-29
A Fatal Objection.
fChicagO Herald.l

The "a O'Clock system is opposed by some
persons on the ground that while the system
has its special uses, the fatal objection is
that the human eye, which can tell twelve
marks made round q circular space ono
from the other at glance, without reading
or counting them, cannot do SO with twenty
four marks, and that in looking at a clock
of which the short hand went round only
once in the twenty-four hours it would be
necessary to find out at what figures the
hands stood either by reading the figures or
counting from the nearest multiple of six
W. d. Howells says that all the female
characters in his stories are taken from one
model, his wife, whom he photographs from
different angles
The Family Keepsake" Trick.
l'Uncle Bill'' in Chicago Herald.l
But the use Of mock jewels is constantly
making itself interesting in ono way or
another. l saw q bill-head hearing the
reputable name Of a firm Of jewellers. The
item charged lone dozen finger rings, $l2. +"
The purchaser was set down as Miss Bellew.
The document was on file in Anthony Com
stocks Office. He has been investigating the
fraud and vice which thrive in the seemingly
innocent guise Of small personal advertise
ments He showed me a clipping which pur.
ported to be the outcry Of q girl in distress.
1t said: "A modest, refined young girl,
suddenly distressed for money, wishes to
obtain small loan on handsome ring"
The goods mentioned in the bill were a
multiplication OF that sacrificial keepsake
The person who from charitable or other
motive, sought out the advertiser found her
to be . refined Young creature. but the
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-29

A pamphlet has lately been published in
London advocating the finding of people
who have more than three children.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-20

uie am fiirsli9 Dienitass, bort gut Su e1en
unb gu trinten sibt. Dim @benoe bes ses
n~aunteu Cages batten iid $50 (meiit be-
ifrafte) Diebe bort periammelt, benen Be-
ionbere ginlaounsen mad ben vOiebsss
fiden" Der llmsesenb 9eienbet uorben uas
rem. IuBer bieien eiuselabenen @diten
batten ii9 nod iiber 30 berIelbsn 6lafe
aauf gut Slid ieIbft einseluben. Die Sin.
%aela6enen uur6en nit elmer tiidti9sn Bors
fiou falten Sleii9es, 8rob, Eoiinentl6en,
8lumpuboins, Sbee unb &affee b.wirtbet,
unb bic l1neinselabenen erbielten, mas bic
griferen iibris selafen, mas jebo9 nod ims
mer aeniiste, Sen gepaltigen 6unser su
ftiuen, an benz Iue obne a%usnabme gu Lets
BEN idienen. @s mar Elm peinli9er Ans
Bid = bieie 3erlumpten, absemaserten @es
ftalten, pom &inbern uon IL Sabren bis 3u
ben benz @rabe Suwantenben @reiien BON
10, @efalten, pom bsnen pisle ben Stems
pei Der tiefiten @erfommenbeit in ibren
Mntliten trusen. Man iab bort 10 abs
idredeube, tbieril9e @eii9ter, bic an elmer
Sbee pom BeHeriins uollitdnbis uerbweifeln
Iiesen. Oas Yraibium fibrte Der Ri9ter
Mortb. wsI9em Der aotO mapor, Cir q.
Marwel unb mebrere anbere Meni9ens
freumbe our Settle iaBen. Na9 benz GiIen
,uurben einise Sabresberi@te Der Wfiifion
y~erleieu un6 iobann &eben sebalten, tn
weIder por Der 0eribuns pon Yerbreden
aewarnt unb bas 0erbarren Der @ebeIers
ten auf Der neu betretenen Babn eHpfobs
len muroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-20
Gortjesun9 iolat.)
@ir entnebmen bic f~oIsenben Nos
tisen Der Bort Waibinston 3eit9.":

Serr Sobu S6intgen, wel6er Dor 2
Sabren pon bier na6 Door Souutp, nabe Stiirz
geon Ban, iiberIieoelte, bat auf leiner i60nen
Harm oaielblt cine Sdie Sabrif erriftet, in mel
der i'm erlten Ronat oes Setriebes 667 Yiuno
SGie better SualitGt %fabri,irt wuroeu. ga Die
les Sabritat mir pon Der Otil6 leiner 6iibe uno
Der 6iibe leines 9ddbarS fomint, 10 1T 0err
Sdintsen iiber ben Griol9 10 ermutbi9t, oab er
nd6ltes 6rltbiabr oas gelddit III 9roBem VaBs
Itate betreiben wiro.
Bel Solp SroB brannte in Der ga6t aui
ben 2. Saruar oas WobnbauS Der Wittpe @.
Golba6 nieoer. sic bepobnte oaS SaIs nit
;en Sabieli9teiten. Der Serluit betr19t $1,000
unb 1T bur6 MIR $3.50 Seriiderun9 9e6edt.
Statihii6es. Sn ben 8ii6ern oes Res
aiitrators bon O,aufee 6ountp iino in 1894 1877
Seiratben, 225 9eburteu uno 81 SooeSiGQe re-
giltrirI woroen.
Seiratben. gm 8. Saniar mlroen in Der
ct. Marien Rirbe our6 Hep. @Silmes 9etraut
Serr Safob Casper, Don Tafota, nit Srl. Mar.
garet6a 8empt, bon Conn Sort &ul6ington.
Die So6ielt wuroe i'm Joalle oes Srn. Sobu
Samin 9efeiert.
gm lslben Sage purben in Sacaba eetraut,
ourb 6ep. Odntm: or. Dom. Neiertein nit
sri. Guiana Grenot, beioe Don Sopn Bel
GUM. Gen ilnsen Baaren Slid nno Seger
IN Sbelt1noe!
'Ginseianbt. Serr !Seraus9eber! gSir
batten Wdbreno Der SelttaSe baS Ser9uii9en,
einen alien Sreuno aus iriiberer 3eit, Der tros;
benz ein iutger WGnn III ben belen Sabren nj,
,u be9riiBen. welbeu mir lett un9eidbr 10 Sab.
rem nldt mebr 9eiebeu baben. GS III oieS Serr
Sbriitopb PauluS, elmer Der S6bne uniereS per-
ltorbenen S~reunoes Seinrib Z. Vaulus bon
Sreoonia. Ger 9euanmte Serr SbriItopb y. bat
ieit 2 Sabren l4on in Salem. Oregon, sepobnt,
ipoielbit er Elm 9uteS GeldGit betrieben, uno 1T
Nun per u. y. ". u. bierber getommen, nm lei:
nen griioern, Serpanoten uno 6reunoen eineli
Seiu6 ab,ultatten, uno mar III Dem Smede IN
Belgium, Srebonia uno Bort Nalbin9ton at.
meleno. @r l6ien iebr gut mterri6tet iiber bic
Serbaltnile IN Oregon uno erSablte IN iebr an
Siebenbcr @eiie audi iiber bic srobartiseu Scsus:
rieeu am @iaiamstte Slub. an ipsl6sm Salsn
lie9t, un9efGbr 90 Wteilen liibli6 pom portlanb,
g9ir wini9en benz iunsen Wann piel Slid fin
bic 3ufunfti
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-20

.Ote Gtnwon ct . ON O . rs
m a d T arbeiten NIT Offer baran, baB bie
sn bausnSe gabn b%reitipuris werbsn ioG.
sic baben &e3t.
8tper. gm 2. Sanuar Ibenbs ents
i6ltef benz 6errn Der pielaeltebte giraers
meilter, Serr Watb. &remer, "A &. alt.
sSn wel9' bobsm @ra6e Der tbeure Seritors
beite bic 2iebe unb bas gertrauen Der @es
meinbe beiaB, sebt am beutliditen Saraus
beruor, baB ct so Sabre I'M @~smeinberatb
mar; bon bieier 3eit betleibete ct bas Biirs
sermeiiteramt pdbreub Der SO letten Sabre.
Seine &e9ti9affenbeit, feline 0eutielisfeit
unb feline udterli9e Sorsfalt fir bic ibnt
llntersebenen paren nett unb brett betannt.
gor nidt Hanger 3sit tam Elm
sutsetleibeter Meni9 mad Rana1. BORT
be9ab er fi9 IN elm 6aus, befien gigentbis
nter Serabe auf benz SeIbe nit Nder be-
i4dftist mar. Den anmeienben 6rauens<
perionen ersdblte er, er mill cine WaGfabrt
mad ~2uremburg MAIDEN un6 IN ber bortiqer
Nicolaustir9e fur bas sefdbrlid ~ertrantte
&inb ieines Brubers, zines sswifen &Sbs
finger aus Saba, auei 81. Wefien leien Iafs
len. Oas n0tbiSe @elb aba miiiIe erbets
telt werben. Na9bem man linn bas @es
wini9te seseben, iaste er ben 9euten, fe
mS4tea einmal 81 ibm mad Saba tommen,
bort wiirben fie bas @elb boppelt suriiders
balten nebif gutter Nufwartuns isine Sas
Mile Jet BITE rei9fe I'M Oorfe. Na9 benz
uSaarb. &r." 1T Der S9winbler ni9t aus
Saba, ionbern aus einem anbern Orte bes
Saargaues.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-20

Iusi5bnuns bes I9ismatii9en Patriarden
pom Gontantinopel nit Dem 81 Stuble
pdre elm grsebniB pon GROCER Erasweite.
M0se bic IusiObruns wirtli3 unb redt
balb fattinben!
8ie mande burd tas &ulturfampfges
jeB in bic Verbannun9 getriebene YrteIter
6urd Mansel unb Notb umsetommen,
Ssist Der ua9itsbsnbe Sad. l6err Yeter
Slices, seboren am 80. @pril 1e45 gum
Yrieifer seueibt am 81. gusuit 1870, &ae
plan gu 3eu an ber Woisl bis l. DIT.
1873, pom bodielissn gil6of Gbsrbarb
ais Yaitor mad Wawern sei9itt, uerisl
cen Wtaiseietten. Na9bsm er LANCE in
ben @~efdnsni1en Sei9ma9tet bate, uurbe
er aus OeutI9lanb perbannt, gins ais iees
leneiiriser Yrieiter nod Der Oioceie Dram
In Norbafrita, fam iebo9 mad europa
,urid, wurbe in sr0btem glenb, unb
IN bewuBtloiem i3uitanbe auf Der 2anbs
itraBe Bel @enf In ber S9weis ses
funben unb ifarb bort am %. Ssptentber
1917, mad bamalisen 3eitunssberi9ten
uerfannt. grif nod lansem 6oriden ers
fannie man ben Prieiter Yeter Slices aug
Bursbrobl, Di6ceie Grier.
Nad Der Sobtenlitte bes rOtrettortums
fir 1885" Fat bic Oi6ceie Erter pom l.
DECEMBER 1883 Bis su bemielben Termine
TN laufenben Sabre 25 Yrieiter sur9 ben
Cob perloren. Der Slteite IN bisier &eibe
itanb i'm s5., Der iinsite i'm 81. Qebenss
iabre; 6. waren in bic 7Ojiser Sabre eins
seridt: i'm Ourdidnitt iteqte fi9 bas Ils
ter auf 81 elm bulb Sabr. BIS auf 2 emes
ritirte 9farrer itnb ALE Tim Oienite" se>
iforben; bas solbene prieiteriubildum bats
ten brei qefeiert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-20
~SroteNantii6e NSn6e

fnb bas Neueite, mas Ser in Eauienbe pon
Setten ,eriplitterte Yroteltantismus in ben
Ser. Staaten s~eleiitet bat. @dbrenb man
In Oeutidlaub bur9 bic fog. . iafoneis
EN-, welde ieet aud TN Oeuti9en 500
ipital in philadelphia tbdti9 iinb, bic fas
tboliiden, Der &rantenp1sse seuibmeten,
weibliden SrOen na9,uabmen iu9t, bat
unldnsf elm episcopal : rSii9of" In @ew
Yort pom einem Ganbibaten fir bas Mnt
zines Brebisers bieier Sette bic y elibbe
Der &euf9bett, Der Irmutb u.
bes @eborams entsesen senommen
unb bat bamit wenisitens mitteIbar ben
@riinber bes Broteitantismus, Martin Gu.
tier, perurtbeilt, Der bieie 9slibbs sebros
den bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-20
8eI8ti@s2 uSembue8.

gu MitsIiebern Der propinsial.
@ommiiiion fir Statiifit finb ernamnt wors
ben: Der Yrdiibent bes tribunals 40
@rlon, U. 6Ourp ; Montu, Snipsetor Der
@emeinbewese; 9epnensB terlOt, Mr;t ;u
8ertrir; 6iidwetler, Diuiiions9ef Der
Yropin3iaIresieruns gu Mrlon unb g. 6.
g. ReteIs, Director bss gnresifremsnts
unb Der Oomdnen gu Mrlon.
Mm 90. DECEMBER fanb mat BEN
Sremier q. SeRop tobt auf benz Terraine
Der @emeinbe gousimont. Ser iunse
Mann bate it9 suridtebrenb BON einer1
llrlaub uerirrt unb fam elenbis UNI.
SIM Stattousbaus gu 9lutel 1T
einsebro9en morben, unb bic Oiebe ifabs
len ST.. 1895. Gin 8eamter Der Stas
ton uertrieb iie, oils ie bran waren, BEN
~eiiernen @eloi9rant gu 6ffnen. Die
MutbmaBums rubt auf swei SremSsn,
welhe bic @enoarmerte perfolat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-20
Suxem6 8.
8ereinigte staaten.
Sic l~ureuburser Offbiere tint girsers
friege.
Wort1eelln9.)
&teutenaut Sotn 2uomt8.

WVtISSuHSD
eteutenant Sobn 2uowt8.
9err Sobn 2ubwis, bsuts Wapor pom
Winona, Der Sauptitabt bes slsi9namisen
Gountp's in Minneiota, 1T gu gana9, i'm
Canton Remi9, ssbirtis. gm IL. De-
sembsr 1861 trat er beim 9ten Wisconfin
Snfanterie &esiment, Comp. G Elm. Gr
wurbe turS barauf gum Corporal i'm Camp
Siesel BEL Milwautee, elm Sabr ipdter,
ais bas &esiment in &anias lag, gum
Serseant bsforbert. Serr 2ubwis madte
Die grpeoitionen bes &esiments in Rans
Jas, bic ii3 3uweilen AUDI bis nad Mifouri
unb ms Snbian Territory erItredten, NIT
un6 nabm nit leinem He9iment Ebeil an
Der S9la9t Bel Nsw Coma, Mo., no pier
Gompasnien bes &esiments bis auf etua
8 Wann aufserisben wurben. Spdter warb
Sergeant 2ubwis ms Suartiermeiiter De-
partement (Commissary Departement) be-
orbert.
Sn 1853 srbislt bas &esimsnt Mari9s
befebl unb fam 4 Monate mad ct. 9ouis
ms Eager, um BON bort aus mad tSelena,
Nrtanias, gu seben. Sier bIisb Die Grippe
8 Wonate lang ltatioairt. Bon 0ittle
Gof aus, uobin bas &esiment ipdtsr bsors
bert warb, erfolsten grpebitionen mad az
len &i9tlnsen bin. Die S9ladt bei
&sespiue, IN Der @sneral Blunt bas goms
manbo fiibrte, ma9te 9err 9ubwis ebens
faus nit. SIM Musuit 1864 parS bic erite
grpeoition mad Sort Smitb unternommen
unb bas 9te Wisconiin Snf. &e9t. MAI nit
bas erite &esiment bas ms Sort einsog.
Sn Der S1la9t Bel Saline Bottom sinss
beiB ber, bas &esiment uerlor iber 30
Brosent ieiner 2eute. Serr 9uowis mar
ebenfals on ueri9tebenen grpebitionen sss
gen bic Guerilla Yanben: Sames Yros
Tiers, Sumter brothers &c. betbeilist, uno
wobnts Der grpebition mad Compton t6iu
am Reb Giper in 1864 BEL. 1868 erbielt
Serseant 9ubwis ieinen @bidieS, UNI auf's
Neue In Oisnit gu treten, warb gum 6elbs
pebel befSrbert unb biente ais FOLDER bis
Mai 1865 fort. Gum swsitsn lieutenant
ernannt, warb er mad Gompasnie A I'M
ielben &esiment periett. tSerr 0ubpis
blieb bis gum gnbe bes &rieses INNER i'm
ielben 9ten Snfanterie &esiment. Seine
IuSmuiferung erfolgte am 80. Sanuar
1866 in Qittle &od, Irtanias.
6ortiesuu9 folst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-20
Gmerita %aussewanbert paren, 10 baB aud
bic californtIhe Ierpanotihaft erflGrt mtro.

9or sinisen Gasen erbielt III 9err
5ennin9bauien BON leinem 8ertreter, benz
&edtsunwalts Marselbier in Oiheloorf
Die Ra9ridt, baB bas 9interIufeni3aftss
seri9t in Eedlenburs, bic bon 9errn 9ens
n~insbauien uotselesten geweiie baB @m.
S9otta in gatonspiIe elm Neffe bss 6apSs
leiratbes iei, als seniisenb b~efunben unb
bic 9lusSabluns Der @rbi9aft anorbnen
pirb. Oieielbe betrdst 3wii9en $4,000
unb 40. 900.