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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-06-30
KeIlettVille items.
TRAMP

Kellettville is popular resort for
Sunday visitors from neighbOring
towns.
Messsrs. Butler & Caldwell were in
town last evening.
One of Lee Davis children is quite
ill.
Rev. D. B. Toby occupied the F.
NJ. pulpit yesterday by invitation.
VIM. Richards and Rev. Hogue
were in Kellettville last week they
located a we'll while here and expect
to have the rig hauled this week.
This we'll will be close to the tanDery
on the Cole tract.
Archie Poffenberger spent the Sab.
bath at home. Archie is teaming at
RusselPs Mills; he reports business
moving along there with the energy
usual with the Messrs. Russell.
Ed. Morgan has returned from La.
oy's Mills. Besides being the boss
teamster, Ed. is quite a fisherman /;
but, az the season will soon be out, we
advise him to hurry and catch his
minnie before it is too late.
Probably the first dance that ever
took place in tannery building, oc.
Cured here last Friday evening. The
second story was used, and it afforded
sufficient room for all to dance who
cared to; refreshments were served
and every one seemed happy; the
married men doubly so, but that can
be accounted for as they had to enjoy
it for themselves and absent wives
also. EZEKIEL.
June %.
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stewarts Run Notes.

We have had quite a spell of wealth
er, especially wet.
The farmers are busy putting in
their buckwheat.
Mrs. d. F. Copeland and daughter
Myrta we're visiting relatives on the
Run last Sabbath.
Mr.. w. G. Bromley killed a large
rattlesnake on his way home from
Sabbath School last Sabbath.
Mr.. w. Y. Siggins, of Tionesta,
paid James McIntyre's strawberry
field very pleasant visit one day last
week. Jim says he would not care
so much if Billy had only left him
enough for q short cake.
Work on Mr.. Handy's cellar is
progressing finely.
Preaching and Sabbath school at
the Wesleyan church every Sabbath.
We understand they have q nice Sab.
bath School and are glad to hear it.
June 20. G. A. r.
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List Of Patents.
children

List of Patents granted by the U. s..
Patent Office, to citizens of Pennsylvania,
for the week ending Thursday, June
Gath, 1886, reported expressly for the For
EST REPUBLICAN, through the Patent Law
Office of Shipley Brashears, 6O7 9TH st.
N. w. opposite the U. s. Patent Office,
Washington, D. c.:
]. f. East, Tanners Creek, car coupling;
M. Gotham, Centreville, operating oil
wells; r. Heinle, Altoona, continuous
rolling mill; w. L. Henry, Atlantic, po-
tato digger; C. H. Humbert, Pittsburgh,
vaporator; E. E. Jones, Pittsburgh, fur
mace; w. Fitzpatrick, Connellsville, rail-
way sleeper and chair; ]. Klotz, Pittston,
wheel S. Pennock, Kennett Square, road
grader; G. N. Royce, Phillipson, opera
ton of oil wells; w. d. Speck, Roxbury,
drier; e. Thomas, Hokendauqua, device
for loading pig iron; M. II. Weber, Earl,
sully Plow; f. Wheeler, Pine Grove,
hinge.
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roRKsT coUNrY orFIcERs.

Member Of Congress G.
WHITE.
Member Of l9endte--J. G. HALL.
ASsembiy-PETER BERRY.
President JWdge-W. ID. BROWN.
Associate Judges LEWIS ARNER. JNo.
A. PROPER
Iredsurer-W SMEARBAUaH.
ProthonotGry, Register C Recorder, &C.
Curtis M. SHAwKEY.
SkerB. AdNEw.
nslsSiomers-OLIvER BYERLY, WIN.
SHIELDS, J. r. CHADWICK.
County uperintendent--J. Il. HILL
ARD.
District Attorney-P. NJ. CLARK.
Jury ComDtfsSi0AerS-H o. DAVIS,
DARTo WALpRRs.
County SarUeyor-H. G. WHITTEKIN.
CorORer-Dr. J. w. MoRRow.
County AWditorS--J. A. SCOTT, THos.
CoRAH, GEO. ZUENDEL.
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FOURTH OF JULY, 1885.
PROGRAMME.

PROGRAMME.
Celebration to take place Saturday,
July Sd.
Fantastic parade to take place at
10 a. m, headed by the Tionesta B. B.
Address by Miles w. Tate, Esq, at
1890
Races to commence at 100 p. M,
as follows:
1st. Boys race, aged 6 years, so
yards, 8 prizes, Toe, 50c., 25c.
I'd. Boys race, aged from z to 10
years, 80 yards, 8 prizes, Toe, 5Oc.,
25o.
Sd. Boys race, from II to Is years
old, 80 yards, 8 prizes, $1.00, 75c., 25e.
4th. Race, free for all, $50 yards,
3 prizes, $500, $500, s1.OO.
9th. Wheelbarrow race, free for all,
15O yards, 8 prizes, $3.50, S1.0O, 75c.
9Th. Sack race, free fer all, so yards,
8 prizes, $500, $1.OO, Zoe.
7th. Hurdle race, 100 yards, four
hurdles 3 feet high, prizes, $500,
$500, $1.0O.
Stb. Horse race, free for all, 300
yards, last horse wins prize, $500.
9th. Pig race, prize-the pig.
Immediately after the races a game
of ball will be played on Hunters
Island.
Tub race at river bridge, at 300 p.
M, prize, 50 90, distance 15O yards.
Grand ball in the evening at the
skating rink.
Judges-S. D. Irwin, S. S. Garfield,
j. F. Proper.
Treasurer-L. j. Hopkins.
Everybody invited. Bring the
children.
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
No Paper Next Week.

In order to allow the REPUBLICAN
force to witness the foot races, tub
race, the married men lay out the
boys in game of base ball, and the
"balloon go up" on the Sd of July,
there will be no paper issued from this
office next week. These are all i'm.
portant matters and business must in
a measure be suspended to see that
they 60 off all right. Our next paper
will appear on July IA.
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No paper next week.

One of Mr.. Ssnner's best team
horses died yesterday.
Forest Shoup is here on a visit to
his brother.in.law, G. M. Shawkey.
Mrs. S. A. Warner is visiting at
the residence of her father, Judge
Proper.
The band boys gave the guests at
the May mansion a nice serenade last
Friday evening.
Communion services will be held
at the Presbyterian Church next Sab.
bath morning. Preparatory services
will be held on Saturday evening pre-.
vous.
"A large force Of carpenters is at
work on Mr.. Kelly's house and the
rough frame is mostly up. 1t is evil
dent there will be no time lost in its
completion.
Sam and Efie Clark returned
home to enjoy few weeks vacation
last Thursday, the former from Macks-
burg, o., and the latter from her
school at jamestown, N. Y.
Mrs. w. E. Lathy of Newton,
Kansas and Mrs. j. B. Legnard of
Chicago, arrived in town last Thurs.
day. Mrs. Latby expects to remain
with Tionesta friends during the sum.
mer.
Rev. Feitt returned Monday
morning from ministerial convention
of the Franklin District of the Evan.
gelical Church, held at Dempseytown
last week, i'll which he took an active
part.
Next Saturday will be generally
celebrated as the Fourth. Tionesta
presents a program which ought to
furnish good deal of fun for the
boys, with just enough at stake to
make it interesting.
The 10th Regiment, N. G. p, will
go into camp for one week at Warren,
Pa, on the 18th of July. Col. Wiley
of Franklin is the commander of this
regiment, which is said to be one of
the finest in the State.
Parliamentary Shawkey returned
from bis Kansas visit last Saturday.
He had an excellent time, and reports
his fathers family in good health and
spirits, with everything about the farm
in splendid order, and crops growing
as only Kansas crops can grow.
There will be an educational
meeting at Starr on Saturday evening,
July 10th. The program will consist
of addresses, essays, debates, practical
school.work, all lnterspersed with mu-
sic, vocal and instrumental. The peo-
pie of the vicinity are invited, eSpee-
tally the patrons of the school.
SPECIAL EXAMINATION. - An ex-
animation of teachers to accommo.
date all who may wish to apply for
situations in the Borough, and who do
not have the proper certificates, will
be held in the school building Friday,
July 8, beginning at 10 o'clock. None
others than those specified need apply.
j. E. HILLARD, Co. Supt,
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A Swing Around the Circle,

Your tramp found your other older
tramp, Geo. Haslet, at Sheffield, iusi
returned from the wonderland o
Northern New York and full of an en-.
thusiastic regard for its natural beau
ties and unbounded privileges of meet
ing nature in her wildly romantic and
gloriously sublime aspects.
New houses are being built al
Brookston, and the tannery business
is moving right along. Bark peeling,
piling and hauling is the foremost
business in the woods at present; that
is it seems to be as you ride along on
the train and. listen to the converse.
tion of the woods workers; but sit
down IN the shade on a log to breathe
in inspiration viewing the scenery af.
forded by the grand green clad hills
and beautifully winding valleys hall
hidden low down at their feet and in
the section of minute equal to a
quadrant thereof you'll be willing to
be persuaded that the green wood hath
no industry equal to that of keeping
on even terms with small insect ETY..
mologically designated "the punkie. "
Once in a while an accident occurs
in the "bark woods" Near Frosts
some time ago one man was struck
over the head with limb and knock.
ed senseless for some time, but soon
recovered.
Another had his leg cut severely.
Two men we're cutting down a tree
one left handed chopper, the other a
right handed. Both stood on the
same side of the tree. When the tree
was nearly down, one mans ak caught
on a twig or limb and being turned
from its course entered the other
mans leg more than half way up
from the knee cutting slantiugly up.
ward reaching as deep as the bone.
Indications point to a more active
trade in lumber along the line of the
little road up in Howe and jerks and
to trif1e better prices-or seems to.
A large amount of hemlock shingles
is sawed up in those woods.
At Frosts' Mr.. Frosts' little son
burned his feet quite bad a few days
since. He had gone off playing by
himself it seems, and had wandered
to where there was a fire 10 pile OF
sawdust. Tramping in the sawdust
he broke through to where it was
burning underneath. He pulled him.
self out and started for the house
which he had almost reached when
discovered.
The home of Mr.. Black, school
teacher at Frosts' was made glad the
early part of last week by the advent
of a fine baby girl.
Gilfoyle has fine gas well. Part
Of the houses there at the mill and at
the station are lighted and heated by
the gas. The article is of superior
quality.
Col. Amsler is putting up a store
building at Marienville located near
ly south of the Center House some
distance. The wall is built and the
superstructure will soon arise.
DIR. fowler is kept quite busy. The
Dr's beat extends over large extent
of territory and grows no less.
Grandmother Mercilliott who has
been quite low is improving in health
we are glad to learn and note.
TRAMP.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-06-30

For burns, scalds, bruises and all
pain and soreness of the flesh, the
grand household remedy is DIR. Thorn
as Eclectric Oil. Be sure you get the
genuine.
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MAR RIED.

WRITTEN - WALTERS = At James,
town, N. Y, May 20, 1886, by Rev. D.
u. Woodford, Mr.. Warren Whitten and
Miss Jennie E. Walters, both of East
Hickory, Pa.
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I w. MORROW. NJ. D.,
j. PHYSICIAN Il SURGEON,

Late o, Armstrong county, having located
in Tisnesta is prepared TO attend all pro-
fessional calls promptly and at all houIs.
Ofice aad residence two doors north of
Lawrence House. Office hours 7 to 8 A.
NJ, aud IL 10 ~ NJ; 2 TO 3 and 6i to "a p.
N. Sundays, o to 10 A. NJ; 2 to 8 and st
to ~ p. NJ. may-lS-8l.
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See our Mems White Crush Hats,
$500 CALF Shoes, Ladies' and chill
drens' Slippers.
2t. VIM. SMEARBAUGH & Co.
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NORTH.
SOUTH,
Church and sabbnth school.

Presbyterian Sabbath School at 9:45 a.
m. M. +. Sabbath School at 1000 a. IN.
Preaching in M. Il. Church every Sab
bath evening by Rev. Small.
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Tht forest SepubIitan.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, JUNE 80, 1856.
BoRouGH oFFICERs.

BurgeSs.--JoHN Rock.
Councilmca- North ward, L. j. Hop
kins, j. II. Clark, w. l.. Klinestiver.
South ward, j. II. Fones, G. A.. Randall,
Chas. Bonner.
Justices Of The Peace--J. II. Brennan,
j. Ss Knox.
CoslAfabLe-S. s. Garfield
Scho4L Directorate. w. Robinson, A.
B. Kelly, @. M. ShawiSey, d. s. Knox,
D. w. Clark, Il. l.. Davis.
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Use Electric Light Flour, the
best in the world for the money. Ask
your grocer for it. my5.
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CORK SHAVINGS
EnP MATTREcSFS.

Now is the time to change the filling in
mattresses, and we would recommend
CORK SHAVINGS as being the cheapest
aud most durable article that can be used.
40 lbs. will fill a large bed. For Sale by
ARMSTRONG, BROTHER q co.
Cor. Gath and Railroad Sts.,
, PITTSBURGH, Pa
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Sumner Underwear, Hose, Sus.
penders, Flour, best &c. or 2.for.5c.
cigars in town at Smearbaugh & Co.
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Horse and Hand Hay Rakes,
Horse and Hand Hay Forks, and
Grain Cradles at Roblnson's 2t
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Fresh Corn Meal for family use
at G. w. Robinson's. 2t.
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1NENTRAL HOUSE, OIL CIPY, PA.
" w. IL. ROTH, Proprietor.
The largest, Best Located and Furnished
Houss in the City. Near Union Depot.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-01-12

treffenben an Der seeisneten StelIe 81 uers
merten bat.
Oas @siud Der Srau q. 8urtis unb
basieuise pom Ms. 8usaeI nm Stsusrs
nadlaB warb bswiaist. Dasessn parb
has @eiu1 pon 6arris 9ros. nm Serab>
ietuns ibrer Steuereiniddsuns peruors
fen, oa Der Boarb teine jurisdiction in Der
GnseIesenbeit bat. 8ertasuns bis Gam
itas.
Situns pom 8. San. - Ser Bomb
bon 8. Us. Balbwin, Sriebensri1ter pon
@bitewater Eownibip, warb senebmist.
gbenio berienise pon 81. Oepannp, Sons
itabler bes Gomnibips. Ser Sabresberi6t
bes SrieSensri9ters s S'Brien BON Bras
rte Street, warb sutsebeiBen. O. Burdens
@eiu9 I'M Steuerermdsisuns, neil ct
gaume s%eplan3t, warb ueruorfen. ba ber
Soarb feline Surisbittion bat. Oas @siud
Dor s. .. lloaa, um Strsiduns pon So.
Walace's Steuern, mnro gum 8eri6t per:
wieien. 0as @eiu6 uon Srau $. &riser
unb bas BON s. gonior fit Strei6uns be,
Steuern purben s~enebmtst. 8erta9una
bis Montos, ben IL. SAM, 2 lbr gsa9:
mittass.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-01-12
Merft'S Sud ibr Qejer!

Wir ieben uns aus peri9isbenen llria9en
se;wunsen, uuiere Ouittunsen nidt mebr
i'm Slatte gu publisiren. Man bat bic
NbrsHe Der Quittirten bsnutt, I'm ibnen
allen mOsIi6sn Sdunb susuienbsn, fdledte
Bidder unb Sdriften, proteitantii6e unb
sIaubensIoe 3eitunsen II. bersl.
Oas birfen mir ni9t bulben. Sn Sufunft
perSen itatt Der Quittunssn in ieber Scr.
Bios Die Rauen berienissn ansefi5rt, bic
Sriefe unb @eIbbriefe an bic Office lamb
ten. Suittunsen erfplsen briefli9 uno Der
selbe 3etteI ssist ia bic gesabluus obnes
bin. alio man merle es siitisit, in ndd>
iter Nummer erf9eiut feline Suittunssliite
mebr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-01-12

OaB bic SerurtbeiIung zines
gerbre9ers, ieIbit penn berielbe fd Dor
@eridt i9ulbis betennt, in man9sn Sduen
cine toiipielise Sa9e werben tann, benefit
Der neuli9 Dor benz Diitrictsseridte pom
Sudlon County p~erbanbeIte Yro3eB sesen
ben 9ieb Surnep. Surnep bate i'm less
ten Serbit in Yreiton matchmaker cine
gauge &sibe pom ginbriiden ueriibt, wurbe
t9lieBli9 absefaBt unb Don Der @ranbs
Surp in Gntla9eitanb periest, unb omar
NOT pesen jeben ein5elnen 0ergebenS cine
b~eionbere Intlase gesen i'm erboben. gls
Der Bro5eB i'm Siftrictsseri9te ~aufserufen
purbe, lasen IA slntIasen sesen ben @ss
fansenen por, Der bereit mar, ii9 in isbsm
einSelnen Sale i9uIbis gu %betennen. Inter
iol9en llmitdnben - iolte man benten -
mare cine 8erurtbeiluus cine bS9it elm,
fade unb biuise Sa9e Sepeien. 96er Die
@eieee pom Soma perlan9en - pie oas
StuatsOberseri@t erlt Dor eiuem Sabre ent.
i9ie6en bat = baB @riminaltluGen uur
elmer SUN UsrBonoelt mer6en miiiien. Dem
@efauSeHen wurbe elm 8ertbei6i9er belteQt,
Der fur ieOe Der Sesen ieinen glienteu erbos
bsnen 9lntlase SO erbielt; Der 0ifrictss
anwalt erbieIt cine @ebibr BON $40 fir
is6e BET einSelnen &Iasepuntte, obpobl bic
Ribepaltung bieier beiOen Serren nur
cine lebr serinse mar un6 Die YsrbanSluns
eeu nur Der 6orm wesen itattfun6en.
ginsr 8ere9nung Der rSabuIa @aSette"
3ufOIse itelten fi9 bic @eiammtfoiten bss
PrOjefes 9esen Eurnep auf $500. Gurs
nep wurbe ms 3u9tbauS sei9itt, raber"
- bemertt bic p@a;ette" res lit idper
gu entideioen, wer in bisiem Sale am msis
ften beitraft porben lit, Surnsp ober bic
S~tsaer5abler pon Sadion County,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-01-12
4m Sonnerltag Mbeno warb i'm Court

bauie babier, bic pom Mapor Slab berus
fene 8iirgerueriammluns gum 8au elmer
8asenbriide iiber ben Vater ber StrSme
a~bsebalten. Wie iibIi9 wurben &eben
gebaIten, ulb wd9rsnb bic Ginen meinten,
ioue bic @iienbabnbriide gu benz
!3wede NIT 8rettern belesen, uaren bic
&nbern fir cine neue, freie Bride. Nber
wober bas @elb nebmen, bas III bic Srase.
@s warb elm Gomite %ernannt, bsitsbenb
aus 9. s. S'gteil u. Sam. &owan Der
eriten @aro; s. gbriitnann II. o. o.
Mpers Der 3weiten Warb brittle @arb s..
so. 9latt u. s. Grerler; uierte 0arb g.
Berrp u. Wm. &pan; FINITE Warb Sreb.
Ei3ubi u. Geo. 6ensler. u. u. Cooper
u. 8. Waclap wurben benz Gomite beige
fiist. 0ie geriammluns mar siemli9 tes
iu6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-01-12
seine BON Der ssiHtm,9att estSeilte @abe

mar isasHireidr ale %oieitnig'. w'I5t s,T sen5trrn Der
non gillotia bsinctsdiut GB'Htcu ca SeIeu.eter
5iaoln NIB or Litrs,Islig avs bean -s5vGads UoG
81 tetter's @GgeHbttttrsm Su GbsiI sspOrs
ben III. @isIidbriss Griabraus bal uur gu tIar bic uns
pirtiamtsit ebinins uni Gnerr Nr;n,itoiie CUR Sstdm'
piuns hes &sitsrsrsiiens pom G,diels, eOussitiusH unb
gaaenfsb.rn earsetbou, pdbreus aubsInieiis ni6t mius
Der tIar bepisIsn poretn III, cas- tr @sbraud hes Sitt.s
rem, elmer Der idpdat,n SOrpabsidaHsnbdt suirdsIidtu
gr,u,i, rein botaniiden lriprunss, tiueu SuueIdiaaen
Sdue o,aer malarilas Srant6,tt seHdbrt uuo ibr Gin5ali
tut, psun lie IT'D entpitelt bat. Had Ut ts elm b06it
wtriiames Sstlmiittl sesen Dtassns. etbers nnb llnters
lsibsitorunstu, augemeine Sdwdds nno unibdttetstt Der
Gietsu. appsiit uno Salai psrpeu baoard 8ebdiert; Is
~p.rtreibt bic rbtumaiiihn Sdiie ons BEN Slnt nno bsrei.
bert sin,n onr4 uuSulduaItdm Stofweaisl puarmitn
Ylulumlauf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-01-12
Geitern 1T bic @eietsebuns bes Staas
ties in Oes Woines e%r6ffnet worben.
Su6uaue 1T beute, Montas, sdnsli'

pom @siten absei9nitten. gs seben
teine Sise nod iener 9immelssesenO unb
es tommen teine berein. = Im Sreitas
ieste elm S9neeiturm elm, Der BEL bober
&alte alien Sabnen bas Sabrsn unmOsli9
semu6t bat unb Samitas unb Sonntas
wareu BEL weitem bic tdltsiten Gage, bic
mir nod butten. Som Often tommen bic
3ise nod an, ebenio 1T bic BON ben Ser
gen sei9iiste 6luBbabn benz 8erfebr nod
e%r0ffnet, bod Iansen bic 3ise ni3t resels
mdBis an. Sn Waterloo iou has Sbers
mometer Samitus fritz 25 @rab unter
gtuu seitanoen baben bier mar IS bios 6
@rub. Der 6luB bat cine iolibe GiSbsde
uub lit fir Rferbe unO 8asen paiiirbar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-01-12
Obitbd

Ger rlnterSei1uete bat fir Dubuque unb Sad
ion so. bic General g9entur Der Pbenir Saunls
i9ule gu Bloomington, Su., iibernOmmen. @r
9ibt ben Sarmern Die @eriiderln9, bab lie Die
8dume uno Strau6er 10 betommen, Ipie iie bic
ielben sur Blieiernn9 fir bas ,Sriibiabr 1886
beiielen. @ute, 9eluube, pa6sbare SGlme
perben sarantirt. ga Der llnter;eidne te bic
g9entur bieier Sirrna i6on DOR 12 Sabren bate,
peiB er, baB oteielbe ois9eSei9nete @aare,
wiijen, bic SGlme aus bieier Saumi6ule en-
bielten.
gta6 Dem eriten NtGr, merben feline guftrG9e
encouragement. Dan lprede Dor bel
Noab s.. Sanff,
Gde Der 10. unb &biteitrabe,
Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-01-12

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iiuO b69lt ununsenebm, aber file t6nnen
aIe RAID unb Ouusrnb burd vOr. Sises
Ions unfeblbares Seilmittel" beieitist wers
ben. au9 fiber unb ansenebm fir &ins
Der. Yreis so Gents.
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&eiienbe Ngenten.
RS. Yrotff unb rs. Qaatfman,t.

&iRu uniere 9eisr iett ibrs 5~situnssn
nidt am bsftimmten Gage erbaIten, brau:
den sic iid nidt gu wunbern bic 8ldtter
itefsn nit einem g%iienbabnsus irsenbwo
i'm S1nee. Seit Samitas erbielten MIR
feline Yoit pom Weffen.
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Sic StiftunQ unb Mniflafiuna

Der SABINE gu @bren @arias, SrOiterin be,
in Quremburs. finbet auieitio
Intlans. @s finb bereits einise @sloel
einsesansen, fir bic mir in nddiier Gum:
mer quittiren. SIN 0aufe bsr Wo9e fen:
ben mir Goleftionsbidlein on pafenbs
gsriOnen, Inn bic Sammluns her @elber
III erleihtern.
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Sn Dem 9agen mad ben Seraniisuuger

Der 8slt nebmen mir gu ptel Intbeil mir
9enieBen bic weltIi9en ger9niisunsen gang
unb uoa, wenn mir NIT SorbeSa9t bans
beln. Die bur9 ben @ebrau9 uon Or.
SOnes' &eb @louer Comic" e~rsieIten &eiuls
tate iibertreffen ale Sebuuptunsen. gs
furirt Opspepita unb aae Masens, 0ebers,
Nierens unb Slaiens9eiben. gs 1T elm
p%oIfommener @ppetitanreser unb 8lutreis
niger unb elm ii9eres 9eiImitteI Bel MaIas
rias unb anberen 6iebern. Preis so Gents.
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Ct lit iebt 10 ueit fertjg, Der Sstrus am
SoIte. Statt elmer Babn mad benz Norbs
rpeiten Fat Dubuque fit etneu 3ipfel Giiens
balm na6 6arlep besablt. DAB Die Babn
babin sebt, lit feinem 3weifeI unterporfen,
man bat fait aIes nOtbise 2anb sefauft.
S9mdbli4!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-01-12
Scod's Miidnng bon rsinern 9eberthrar
nit Ybosphoroiotn lit alsse3eidnet
bei QnuQeu=Q ranfbeiteH.

Or 9iram gaborettu pom SofionuiIe,
6la., iast: ~6dr bic letten aebn Wonate
babe i'd Sbre @mnliion on Batienten nit
2unsenleiben ueridrieben unb iie ideinen
iebr srcBen Nuten oarans gu aiehen.~
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Oas orSste Sob fam nan iidt

Oas sro6te Sob fam man fi9er
r@riss's @lpcerin: Sable" fpenbsn, bsnn
ite lit Elm ii9eres, unsefdbrIidss unb rai9
wirfenbes Seilmittel BEL S9nitts unb
BRANDS uuben, Sueti9uugen, Serbris
bunsen, @ei3piren &C. Seilt unfeblbar
I6dmorrboiben, Jledten unb @rinb unb aas
!6uutausi9ldse. 8eriudt bieiss @unber,
mittel. 3ufriebeubeit %sarantirt ober bas
9elo wirb Su%riifseseben. Nur 25 Gents.
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). ". Salpin bat feline Steae als
9llfssS teuereinnebmsr aufseseben unb an
bellen Steue warb Der iribere Oeputps
@ountpsS 9atmeifer s.. s. Marrap ere
nannt.
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Sait bn idon bon Dr. $. $. Nc9ean's
Gar 8iue Sung Balm sebDrt? SIS 1T
wirtli9 wunoerbar, pte i9nea bieier Sus
item, SAILS unb Qunsens& rantbeiten beiIt2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-01-12
ErtrQ YrGmie.

Iaen 0~enjenisen, bic ni9t Gsenten iinb,
uns einen nerien 4bonnenten unb 81. so
Cash e~inisnben, erbalten ais sins ertra
Gratis Prdmie s%useianbt:
Prarieblumen.
Eng sammlonk flu lidder a gedichter
an onserer letzebdrger deitscher
Sproch.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-01-12
Sic rDmiid=iatbpliidc SdluBoeIeaidait

uon Soma bat in ben Ietten brei Monaten
CUTE Sorti9ritte semadt. @smdB benz
Suartalberi3t lit Die @eienidaft auf 1891
Wiit9Iieber seitiesen unb beSablte einen
SobesfuQ nit Sl52S.