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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-06-15

5eispeIt. Sim Is. Mai fel Ger
Waursr 6. aug Ruborn pon einem @eriiife
berab, aber 10 sIiidIt9, bas er NIT einisen
lei9ten S9aben bauon fam. grit i'm lets
ten Winter mar er nit Der Sanb in cine
Dreidmai9ine geratben, nobel ibm 2 Tins
ger 3erqueti3t purbeu.
Nus 2urembursw irb Der vSrantf.
3ts.~ unterm 90. Mai sei9risbsn: yDie
i9Iimme gntuidIung ser 9inse innerbalb
Der oft senannten Sinanssrupps idreitst
nod INNER uoran. 8or einisen Eageu
bate bic Caisse commercials A. Fehlen
I& Gle nit tbren Ittion6ren iiber bic Sage
beratbi9last. gs murbe tein &elultat
e%rsieIt. ba bic NIT grifuns Der giIuna Bee
auftrasten Gommifare omar iebr ausfibr=
lid iiber bic Nttiua, nm 10 peniser aber
iber bic 8erbinolidteiten bert9teteu.
Mebrers 4ftionare psrtratsn bic Mnfi1t,
baB bic 2iquabation, psl9e pon ben Stas
tutsn Bel einem Rapitaluerluft non 40 psf.
uorsei6rieben wirS, i9on iest ni6t mebr
III uermeiben fei. Dem puroe piberiproe
den ibatid9li9 bat aber Die Sirma seitern
betannt seseben, baB fe in Liquidation
triit. Was bic @ldubiser Sasu iasen tper>
ben, unb In ME melt bteie Sbatia1e auf
bic uor @eri6t i9pcbenbsn 9rpseiIe gius
fluB baben utrb, bleibt abBuwarteH. Die
@eieli9aft 1T Dor bas SanbeIsseri9t auf
9oneurserfldruus selabsn unb am nd6item
Samitas iou bic Sa5e gum Qustrase toms
men. gbaratterifii4 1T iibrisens, baB in
Der suerit poraeIegten Silans unter ben
Ittiusn ST. A Wiuionen Ittien bes Gre
dit Foncier poa iisuriren, Dbpo5l srft %
psf. einge,ablt fino, unS aud bieIe bod
i3perlid als polpsrtbi9 anseleben merben
tOnnen. Wan perfi9ert, baB Die &esies
runs f5 ueranlaBt seieben babe, aud bins
ii3tli9 Der Gage bes eben senannteu Sniff
tuts cine Spe3iaIprifuns bur9 einsu
Seamten Der &e5nunSstammer ausuorbs
men,"
Civil It anb Ser Stabt 9uremz
burg.
Seiratben. - 9om II. Mtai: 6us
bert ablen, zimmerman, NIT Satbartna
Sp0tIer. 49,: 9ster giri9, Sanbarbsis
ter nit Marsaretbe Weper.
SterbefdIIe. - Som Is. Wai:
Sobann 9ouin, alt II s., &sntner;
Mearta &ippinser, alt as s., gbefruu pom
Watbtas 9oncin, Sanbarbeitsr; 5einri9
@ileu, alt rs S., Slider. 49,: Waria
glntonia senannt @usenie @riHon, alt 10
s., &sntnerin, @ittpe bss uerlsbtsu Bbis
Iipp Gbriitiau BacIefe, stlbs. &sutner;
9ubpis 0pon:fius 9auer @irtb, aft so
S., @afbofbefber. 81: Sobant Beter
Support, alt SO g., WeiBserber; Waria
Maierus, alt SO s., Obne StanS, @befrau
Bslser.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-06-15
Suxem6 Ges.
Sereiuiate Staatsn.

@ir waren btefer G E als 9e:
lesat Der Soma S9utgeieai9aft In Soma
gttp. 9ort bat bic bsuti9e @emeinbe,
bic Geu. W. @monSs paforirt. elm prd9:
ttses nenes @lodenipiel an9si9afft, bas
nit Glauiatur uerieben, mad Nrt bes gias
nos seipisIt wirb. ,Sauo, risf pl5sli9
elmer Der Iuremburser Brieitsr, bic oIs Oss
Legation anpeienb paren, aug, b6ren Sie
bod bes 8aters @monbs @lodenipiel ipielt
elm rluremburser 0ationaaieb." Man Ia9te
ibn aus unb sIaubte bas ist SpaB. @ir
bstraftisten Rep. Sacob's @ort unb erit
als mir bic 8orte ba3u iansen, CAB man
bic &i3tisteit su. Gin iunser g6bme
iptelte bic Welobie. go bat bic Melobie
bss "Feierwon" ii9 IN BET peitsn @eIt
Babn sebrodsu.
Man bittet uns mitsutbe is
len, baB bic Geriammluns hes Currents
burger Rrantsn : llntsritisunss : gereins
BON 8iniamsbursb (8rootlpn) fir bic
Commemorate pom 4. Samifag auf ben
4. Oientas I'M MOnat perIest pOrben 1T.
Im M mt a g, ben 10. SuIi, feiert,
pie mir bOren, Der 2uremburser Rrantsns
llntsritisnnss, gsrein pom 8iaiamsbursb
(grootlpn) lsin apeites Sommsrfsit. Der
gsrein bOfft auf rsse getbsilisuns ieiner
RitsIie6er.
Sn alton, Siour Co.. 10 i6reibt
Elm We3ielblatt, murbe Der Saloonwirtb
0ic. Bfeffer wesen ieiner 0siseruns, bas
Saloonseiddft aubusebsn, na9bsm glns
tIase sesen ibn erbobsn porbsn mar, Dor
&i9ter 2emis sebra9t unb our i3ablung
BON $500 perurtbeilt. Der &i5ter pers
orbnete %ferner, baB Bfsfier 10 LANCE i'm
gounipsefansniB einseiperrt wsrben iols,
bis er s4oo bauon be50bIt babe.
Gprrefpon6en3.- - 8roottun, ben
81. Wai 1886. 2ia ~usrgangsnen Sreitas,
ben "a. Mai, traf elm batter G9lag cine
uuierer a~ueele6enbitsu NIB gea9tetIten
lurem6urser 6amilien Don @iQiamsbur9b,
mir msinen namli9 bic TamiIie get. Rip9en,
benn ben 3weitdlteiten Sobn Sran, riB
Der Cob babiu. gr itarb mad LANCER 8rants
belt, woblperieben NIT ben 81. Sterbeiafras
menten i'm gIter uon 90 Sabrsn. Das
BesrdbniB bes Srans 8ipssn fanb fat
am "a. Wai, um s llbr Morsens. Dis
9eidenfeier wurbe In Der ct. Ni1olauss
6ir9e absebalten; Srsunbs unb 8efannte
beibeilisten ftd isbr rese. M5se f1 bic
Samilie tr0fsu unb nit Siob iasen: Der
9err bats seseben, Der Ssrr bats sss
nommen, selobt Jet Der Rame bes 9errn!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-06-15
0robber3o8tbum.
9as Nationalfeit.

uremburg.- Im Samffag, ben
%. Weai wurbe bic Sttaps Der Er5iterin
Der Betribteu, bas pabre RationaIfeft uns
ierss 9eimatblanbes, ME alidbrli1 feiers
lid er0finet. Se. Sii9oH. @nabsn, Wisr.
Scopes, srtbsilte UNI 5 rbr ben g~ontiftals
Sesen IN Der Ratbsbrale. 2lu1 Der sreile
ho9p'fe Sr. Grsbii9pf Nisr. abames
aifitirts bel Der @rSfinunsSfeier. Die
&atbebrule mar BON anSddtisen iberfiqt.
2lm 80. Woi, am l.. Sttape : Sonntase,
lab man bereits in Der Siiibe cine grobe
anaabl BON 6remben In ben StraBsn. I'm
9 llbr celsbrirte Der bo9paroisite Serr Bis
i9of bas Yontiitulamt. Die 2~iebfrauens
tir9e tonnte Die sroBe InSabl non Inbd9:
tisen ni9t fafen unh cine bebeutenoe 9ns
Sabl itanb unb fniete Dor benz @~ottssbauie.
Der b~iesiabriae 6sltpreSiser lit Der bo9p.
Ssiuitenpater Diel, Der BruSer bss pers
itorbsnsn Seiuitsn unb SeutiGen Oi6terS
p. OisI. lin 8 ll5r Radmittdss celes
brirte Der bo8p'its Sr. 8ii9of bic Bpntis
fitalsSesper unb bic barauf folsen6e Ins
baGt nit Brebist.
Solsenoe 8farrsien pilserten pdbrsnb
Der Bo9e gum @uabenbilbe:
gm %. Rai. Erintinssn nit 1913,
2enninsen M. 1873, StraHen m. 425, Sos
rid m. 52l, N0rtingsn m. 2O5, Pstinssn
NJ. 164, Spren NJ. 100, 9etttn9sn m. lis,
Sartringen III. 500, 0tppa6 M. l59,
9reiuelDiusen M. 2o7, S~tsinfort NJ. l43,
&opital III. 500, @buen NJ. $50, S1wei9'
Sprtndinsen NJ. us, &imeIinseu M. 1924,
6larpeiIer m. 132, Soitsrt NJ. 400, Slid:
bad m. 237, Wamer nj. $50, Niebers uni
Sberterl9en NJ. 500, Bettsmburs NJ. 522,
Stabtbrebimus nj. 2l5, 9ous BEL &emid
NJ. All, @edinssn a. W. NJ. 277, Sassr
NJ. 200, gbIinsen m. 80, NospeIt m. 300,
Ispelt nj. 2o3. Solsem NJ. 1876, Rable,
m. 100, Mtwies M. l9l, Gintinsen M,
$40, &eblen N. 5l2, Simmern M. 26l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-06-15
easembursii6es aus SeIsien.
GrfOls ser @ablen fir ben gropin3ial=
ratb Der Brpnins 9urembnrq.

Die Iirfel finb ssfaaen, aber nod lans
&c ni9t, wie man erpartet bate. Mtan
9laubte bic &atboliten wirbeu auf Der
sanSen 2inie ben Sies fapoft trasen. @ber
War9e sins uerIorsn unb in Nsufdatsau
lit nur elm tleiner grfols su perseidnen.
Ssnno9 bIsibt bic Sitnation bieielbe.
Der 2iberalismus uirb BITE erbdrmli9e
Waioritdt, bic CT bat, benusen, nm bic
Witslieber Der ffebenben @ommiifion bes
8ropinSialratbes gu eruennen unS 10 6srr
Der Prouin3 81 iein. Oo9 bisie 5errs
i6aft wirb ni9t LANCE bauern; bic @efabs
rem bes Samples werben ben Gatbolitsn
ben Scepter IN spei SSabren mieber in bic
5anb ipielen, ba bic Iiberale Yartei bteie
@sfabren ni@t beffeben unb nidt ausbaIs
ten tanr.
Ssri4iebens gantone baben fi1 bpr9
Wutb unb bur9 e~breubaftes 8erbalten
aussesei1net. gtale tann ifols iein auf
bas Birten bss Germ 9sIsau. Oas
gin3ise, mas ibris bleibt, III, ben Rampf
pom Neuem su Beginner, unb nur bann BITE
Waffen n~isosrsulsssn, wsnn Der Gag pom
80. Mai serd9t 1T. 9ier bas &eiultat
bieies Cages:
Sn Stale iesten bic SatbOliten nit 40 etims
men WaioritGt.
Bablreiultate gu gaina6 70 Sissl Sac
quentin [fatb. 400, 9ambotte Tfatb. 422 ct.
[beioe seruGblt1, b'Soifi6mibt lib. 297, Mtaz
turin lib. 1865 ct. Insabl Der WabIer: 700.
Saupilers Il Sisl: 2ln;abl Der gGbler:
32l. Sepnen . @erarb [tatb.l ia ct. Ise=
pGbltl 6uborn Lib. 1873 ct.
Surbup IL Sisel gSdhler: 302. Ole beioen
6anoioaten Der Ratbolifen, be Sanerean uuo
Stiles, wtroen 9erpablt.
9arobe: [2 Sise.l Die 6atboliten be eans
Lon uno Srban De fiprp 9e,pdblt.
8ar6e: re- Sise. Sier iie9ten Die 9iberalsn.
geaio9ne: 4 Sis. 9iberaler seiie9t.
Nsutdateaa: IL Sise.l 1 SatboIit u. 2 eia
0todeiort: - Site. Die Satbolifen iiegeu
LIBERAL uno erbalten Die 8 Sise. groBs Otaio=
rit6t.
eibret; Il sise.l seiOe Ratbolitsn pisbsr.
gefpG1lt.
SirtOn: "A sise,l Die eiberoIsn finO ME
ocr9epdblt.
&sqin: Il eis.l Ger tutb. sanbibat lit
9erpdblt.
&edusn mir bisie HeuerpdbIten su ben
alien &atben. 10 ersibt ii9, baB 81 &as
tbolii9e unb 23 2iberale ben Yrppinsialz
ratb bilosn unb 2 Stimmen Wtebrbeit auf
Seitea Der Iiberalen Sartei blei6en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-06-15
Saar, Moiel, Gifel uub Sunsrid.

SIM M er3issr 9smsinbspalb war
am IL. Wtai Elm Sranb ausssbro9en.
Oar9 bic a~ufiteissnbe &au9poIfe aufs
merfiam sema6t, eilteu arbsiter gu Der
Steae unS bdmpiteu bas Seuer NIT pielsr
Wfibe unb llmii6t. wsIdes etua Q Wors
gen 8alo ausesrifieu bate.
am Spnntus, BEN l6. Mai mar
81 Solenborf cine Seriammlung snr
@riinbuns zines Srtsuereius bss Srier.
SuuerusG ersius. Die 8sriammlung mar
iebr gut beiu9t bon bisiiseu Sauern unb
BON iolaen aus Der llmsesenb. Der
S6riftfibrer bss Sersins, Serr &aplan
0asba9, le9te ausfiibrIi9 bic !3isle unb
ben 8wef Ses CT. 8.,S. uub bes Grisr.
Siebuerii@erunss: @ erbanbss bar.-Sabls
rei9s anmeIbnnsen erfOlstsn, 10 baB fur
Sousnsorf uno fir mebrsre anbere Srte
bier ie elm Srts: 8srein bss Grier. 8iehs
Ssr'i4erunss , Ssrbanbss sssranbet wsrs
ben wirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-06-15
Sirdfi&e 2leniskeitem.
z II B..
u pofoIii6es8 itariat Oafpta.

orreponbens. - 0bite 2afe,
aurora gountp, Dat, ben s. SUM- 1886.
Nm Iesten Sienitda fano in Der ct. 8es
ter's : Stride Der S6lub Der 4~0itinbisen
&nba6t unb Wiiionserneuerung, ftatt.
Die erbabsne Seier bssann lstten Sonns
tag, BEL wsI6sr @sIesenbeit Der bo9u'ite
9err 8tidpf Wartp unter Iifiten5 pom
bodw. p. Sulsentius o. S. F. Don @bosfa,
Mtnn.. unb bes bodp. P. Wil5elm, 8far:
rer Der @smeinbe, bas III. Satrament Der
Sirmuus l07 SirmIinssu ertbeilte. Die
aroBe, i90n eei9miidte Stride mar gum
Grbriden aefiat, peI9e 8oltsmense Der
bo6u'its 8iidof Martp in Gnslii9 unb
Der bobm. p. Sulgentius In Oeuti6 IN be-
rs6ter @siie anreSste. Der bo9p'te BIZ
fdof purbe Samfas Nadmittag Bel fsiner
anfunft inter grieiter:8 s9leituna, Duff,
S6aeri6ie6en unb @loftngeldute pom
elmer ungebeuren SoltsmaiIe am 8abnbof
auf's 9ldnsenbite eppfansen unb in Sros
t~eiiion bur6 etnen G~riumpbbosen CUR Rir9e
s~eleitet, inbem 80 petb 9etleibste, pom ben
8enebiftiners S9ueiten sefiibrte Wtdb3en
benz 3use uoraussinsen unb ben @es NIT
Slumen beitreuten. Sait bic sanse 9roBe
@emeinbe sins in ben orei Ea9eu gu ben
81. Satramenten. z. Wilbelm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-06-15

Dte biesidbri9en Mutters
gottesproSefiionen 81 Glerf nnb
3u Wilt rparsn iebr feierIi9 unb bic 8es
tbeiIisuns cine duBerit rese.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-01-08
Oath Taken BY the Members OF
British Parliament.
do swear that | will be faitl

d, do swear that | will be faithful
and bear true ALLEGIANCE to Her Maj
esty Queen Victoria, and will defend
her to the utmost ofmy powerasainst
all conspiracies and attempts hatev-
or wnich shall be made against her
person,crown or dignity; and | will do
my utmost endeavors to disclose and
make known to her majesty, her heirs
and successors. all treasons and trait
orous conspiracies which may be
formed against her OF them. and do
faithfully promise to maintain, sup
port, and defend to the utmost OF my
power the succession Of the crown,
which succession, by an act entitled
AN act for the further limitation of
the crown, and better securing the
rights and liberties of the subject is
and stands limitedto the Princess So
phia, Electress of Hanover, and the
heirs of her body being Protestant,
hereby utterly renouncing and abius-
ing any obedience or allegiance unto
any other person clain.ing or pretend
ing a right to the crown Of the realm;
and l do Observation-Disclosures y prince.
person, prelate, state or ll,tnto,
bath or ought to have Gay iariatiia,
ton, POWER, p~rc-enninenpe, or an hori.
ty, ecclesiastical orspiritaal,w iahin the
realm and make this as lG.i9r
upon the true faith of IL C.is.saAla..
hflp ME God"
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-01-08
Noses and Ears.

With the astrologers Il large nose
was always a sign OF much character
OF some kind, but what was determined
by other characteristic marks. a
Roman nose was a sign of courage.
Jus temper and a disposition to face
and overcome difficulties. while a
mor strongly aquiline nose was an
indication Of rapaeity; the idea being
evidently borrowed from the similar,
ity Of this description OF beak TO that
OF the eagle, the most rapacious OF
birds. The snub-nose showed little
character but much temper, while the
Greek nose, even, straight and regular,
was a sign OF the temperament OF the
owner Large nostrils indicated good
lungs, health and longlife, while swell
ing nostrils showed II warlike spirit
and fire. \ very sharp nos was con
sidered an indication OF a busybody,
while a b%luntness at the end OF this
member was an outward sign of the
Large al were always bad, the SINH
larity between their owner and the
donkey being supposed to extend fur
ther than the ears, while small ears
were always good. The lobe OF the
ear passing insensibly into the cheek
was Il sure sign OF q thief and liar,
while an exceedingly sharp division
between the two indicated honesty
and candor. Thick ears meant thick
brains, while thin, delicate ears declared
their possessor to be q A OF refined
intelligence.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-01-08
A Merchant Marine.
From the Iron Age.

From the Iron Age.
A merchant marine, said General
Tremaine the other night in Il public
address, is notsentiment, but security.
So, at least, our European brethren
regard it. Austria has subsidized
steamship companies for a period OF
ten years, at a rate OF 81 200, 600 per
annum; Hungary. for the same period,
at about 100000. England pays,
according to the Importance of the
postal service, something over So, 0OU,-
900 per annum The average dura-
ton OF the concessions OF France are
from Is to "a years; the annual sum
about $6,50O,OOO. SPANS conces-
sions last from six to eight years, and
the amount paid is $1,000, 900 an.
nually. Belgium gives a guarantee o!
average return, which costs about
$4,000 a year, and which will rot
expire for 13 years. Holland expends
for this purpose $685. 900, and will
continue to do SO for 10 or Is years
to come. The merchant marine of
Italy costs the Government about
50, 900, 900 annually, while Germany
has recently taken up the matter Wig.
orously, and will not be left behind in
the race. 1t is not likely that senti
ment alone prompts these vast ex-
| p%enditures.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-01-08
s1f.,,

"Stand back, gentlemen Clear the
track" shouted the police, and as the
quickly-gathering crowd surged back,
steamer No. 4 came up the street, the
magnificent black horses striking fire,
from the pavement.
But hold! A wheel comes off! the
steamer is overturned, and the brave
iiremen are picked up bleeding and
senseless!
An investigation revealed the fact
that in oilins the steamer that morn
ing the steward had neglected to put
i'll the linch-pin. A little neglect
on his part had caused n loss
OF a half million dollars. The busy
marts oftrade are full OF men who are
making the same fatal mistake. They
neglect their kidneys, thinking they
need no attention, whereas if they
made occasional use of Warmers safe
cure they would never say that they
don't feel quite well; that tired feeling
bothers them; that they nre plagued
with indigestion; that their brain re-
refuses to respond at call; that their
nerves are all unstrung.-Fire Jour
nal.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-01-08
THE GOOD L GrRrs.

Oh whore are the girls OF the past,
That peopled our childish romanees,
The fre~ckled-faced maidens that cast
Their spells DER our juvenile f~ancies?
Have the bygone Matildas and Na,cies
Joined their madd'nin ''sassietyh whirls,
To lead in the ton and the dances!
oh, where are the oid-fashioned girls?
Or have they grown horsey and fast.
With manners as bold as their chances,
These girls who wore shakers" the last
Time we hunted together for pansies?
How their eyes used to pierce us like
lances,
Looking out from a tangle OF curls,
With smiles of such generous cxpanses;
On, where are the old-fashioned girls?
The grubs have their c~hrysalis cast
They are making the most of their
chances;
With the bellies OF the season their classed,
Their dress all the fashion in France is.
When we meet now their look all ask
ance is
As they coldly sweep by in the swirls
Where society capers and prunces;
oh, where are the old-fashioned girls?
Ohio State Journal.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-01-08

says he. Look in your pockets, Sal
ly, they amt in nine So | looked
and looked, but l hadn't a letter. 1
knew | hadn't, but I looked to suit
him. Then / thought OF how l drove
by the side of the road, and told him
l guess they'd ;olted out OF the buggy
when l driv SO fast.
Dear mel says he, 4 m,tst have
thoselettcrs to-day. I've got to. I'll
go back over the side road and see ii
can see or hear anything OF 'em.'
So he turned round. l tell you
| felt real bad. | couldn't think
anyway i'll the world what / did with
them letters, and | see he was worried
to death. After we got to the house
and Aunt Simons was fixing upstairs,
he drove up with Joe.
'Sary, says he, do look over YOU
pockets again for them letters; | ex
pect there was a three hundred dollar
check in one OF 'em, and we can't af
ford to lose it, was just ready tc
cry. | tell you but ! overlooked tn,
pockets again; they want there, and
he said there wasn'tany sign ofhearin'
OF EN- on the road. felt as Though
should give up when he turned and
went out the door, but just as he
swung the gate he hollered out:
Sally! Sally and l run. Il cave,
said he, laughing; here they be in my
own pocket; you did. give 'em to me.
Sure enough | did, but he put EN-
into II pocket he didn't use for letters
ordinarily, SO he never looked there
and there want no check at all in any
one OF 'em."
81 guess you was mad?' queried
Miss Patty.
"Well, was a little stirred up, ]
don't deny; | set right down and CRIED
quite a spell"
WANT that realmean?" Mrs. Peck
asked of the audience with a tone O
fine scorn
did thee wish then thee'd never
seen thy husband?" asked Aunt Mar
cia OF Sally.
The ANXIOUS frce flushed and the
sad eyes sparkled.
Aunt Marcia, l shouldn't know
how to live without Tom anyway il
this mortal world" And the cleal
voice broke down as if the thought O
such u contingency was too much.
Aunt Marcia smiled.
~ expect there is faults in all hu
man creatures. Male and femal,
created He them though; and W,
can't set out greatly to better tn,
Lords plans. We couldn't really ge'
along, thee knows, without the mel
folks, and they couldn't without us
but | expect il thee could hear then
talk amongst themselves, Miss Patty
thee would hear quite frequently
Just like u woman"
Miss Patty could not deny it.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-01-08

DuLuTH. Wheat-No. l Northern, SSHc;
No. lizard, %.
MINNEAPOLIS. Whent-No. l hard, SOC;
No. L Northern, size; No. 2 Northern. SOC.
Flour-insacks S 4.9O@5. 2o;fors shipments.
S4.S5@5.lO; in barrels, S5@5.2o. Corn-32
@35c. Bran-ST.25@7.5U. Shorts-S9@
10. Oats-No.2 white. 2S@29c. Rye-i9@
Sic. Barley-I5@75c. Corn meal-$16.5U
Ml7.5o. Mixed ieed-S16M16.5o. Hay
$T.@@7.75. Circumstances. Seeds
Timothy, S1.50M1.65; No. l laxseed
81 OF; clover S5@5.O7.
CHICAGO. Wheat-No. spring, SGhDSGh
No. 3 spring, GS@7lkc; No. . red, 9Oc;
No. 3 red, 7Sc. Corn-cash. 41la@I1Nc.
Oats-cash 2sG. Rye-No. 2, Gle. Bar
ley-No. 2, G5c. Flax seed-No. l, S1.l4.
Mess ~pork-cash, s. .90@o.75. Lard
cash, SG.05. Butter-creamery, 15@27c;
dairy, l2h0lSc. Eggs-2Sc.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-01-08

Patrick Egan, president OF the Irish
National league Of America, has received II
cablcgram from Hon. #. NJ. Harrington,
NJ. p, secretary OF the National league in
Ireland, stating that Mr.. Parnell will not
be b to attend the league convention
intended to be held in Chicago in January
next, and that he is inclined to think 1t
best to postpone the convention until after
the meeting OF parliament in February
Mr.. Egtn will call the national committee
OF the American league together some day
in January, by which time there may be in
formation from Ireland, enabling n definite
date to be fixed for the convention.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-01-08

Mensman's Peptonized 3eei Tome, the only
preparation OF beef containing its ENT IRE NurRi.
rIous PROPERTIES. 1t contains blood-making,
force, general ting and life -sustainingp properties: IN
Prostitution, and all forms OF general debility; al
so, in all enieebied conditions, whether t he re-
suit of exhaustion, nervous prostration. over
work, or acute disease. particularly il resulting
from pulmonary complaints. CAswELL HAz-
ARD q Co, Pccpr!etocs. New York. Sold by
Druggists.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-01-08

1t is Dangerous to tamper with irritat
ing liquids and exciting snuifs. Use lsly's
Cream Balm, which is safe and pleasant,
and is easily applied with the finger. 1t
cures the worst cases OF Catarrh, Cold i'll
the Head and Hay Fever, giving relief from
the first application. All druggists have
it. Price 80 cents. By mail go cents.
Ely Bros, 0wego, n. Y.
l have been bothered with catarrh for
about twenty years. ! could not tell how
many different remedies | have tried, and
none seemed to reach my case like lGly's
Cream Rain. | had lost my smell entirely
for the last fifteen years, and l had almost
lost my hearing. My eyes were getting SO
dim | had to get some one to thread my
needle. Now l ave my hearing as well as
l ever had, and ! can see to thread as fine
Il needle as ever did. and my smell is part
ly restored, and it seems to be improving
all the time. | think there is nothing like
Ely's Cream Balm for Catarrh.-Mrs. L. e.
Grimes, 81 Valley St., Rendrill, Perry Co.,
Ohio.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-01-08
What Would the World Do

without women? asks the essayist who
starts out TO say something new on this
oft-repeated subject. Ofcourse, the m
element of the world would not exist with
out woman, so the question is gratuitous.
1t would nave been far more sensible to
ask: What would the world do without
the salvation OF woman, without q pana-
cea for her physical ills and II cure for her
peculiar diseases. In a word, what would
the world do without DR.. Pierce's Favor
lite Prescription, y the great remedy Tor fe-
male weaknesses? 1t is indispensabl BILE for the
ills OF womankind.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-01-08
Sultan Abdul-Hamed OF TuMsey has a
private income OF 81, OO0, 900.


Every one likes to take solid comfort
and it may be enjoyed by every one who
keeps Kidney-Wort in the house and
takes a few doses at the first symptoms OF
an attack OF Malaria, rheumatism, Bill
iousness, Jaundice or any affection of the
Liver, Kidneys or Bowels. 1t is a purely
vegetable compound OF roots, leaves and
berries known to have special value in kid
ney troubles. Added to these are remedies
acting directly on the Liver and Bowels. 1t
remove the cause OF disease and ~fortifes
the sy stem against new attacks.