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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-07-22
AARONSBURG.

Miss Polly Thomas has returned
from her visit to Dakota.
Prof. Chas. Slower OF the Franklin
and Marshall College, Lancaster, Pa,
occupied Rev. Yearick's pulpit on last
Sabbath.
Mains show at Millheim had quite a
liberal patronage from our town and
east Penns Valley.
On last Sunday evening the light
ming struck a wheat shock in Mr.. VIM.
Stover's field, on the hill south Of town,
and the entire shock was burned to
ashes.
How about that rooster, boys E? You
bad better keep quiet and let good
enough alone. 1t was very unbe-
coming act for young men of your age
aud position.
A few farmers at Fielder had a
meeting to adopt fixed price for har-
vest hands. Some agreed to pay S1.00
per day, others IS cents and some even
had the audacity to offer only 80 cts.
per day. Self binders don't always
work, especially if y0u don't know how.
At this writing Mrs. Emanuel Et-
fingers condition is very hopeless.
Her children have all been summon.
ed to her bedside. Her death is mo.
mentarily expected.
Aaronsburg has quite large num-
ber of visitors at present. Col. Jas.
Z. Coburn and Mrs. Eva Rogers are
conjointly entertaining a number of
their relatives from Clearfeld county
and others from the East. while Col
Norris and family, from Philadelphia,
put up with Andy Immel, but for rea-
sons unknown to your correspondent
moved their quarters to Emil. Crone-
millers. What's got over you, Andy.
William Kreamer and wife, from
Emporia, Kansas, were seen in town
on last Saturday. n. w. CronmilIer,
from Bellefonte, paid us short, but
friendly visit, and Mrs. j. w. Rus
sell and her daughter Iva, from Lew
isburg are the guests of Thos. Harpers.
Pure air and pure water conspire to
make our town attractive.
Rev. Diven, from SalOna, was the
honored guest Of ReY. heit2ler during
the close Of last and beginning of this
week. 1t was expected the visiting
minister would preach for the Luth-
erans in this place on last Sabbath,
especially since they are not having
any services for two successive Sun
days. ANOTHER.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-07-22
SPRING MILLS.

Last Friday J. II. Bibby, one of our
accommodating landlords took some of
his guests to THE mountains, south Of
this place in spring wagon to show
them the ane scsnery and also TO gath
er huckleberries. After they had ar
rived there he hitched his ponies to Il
tree and piloted his friends through
the woods, leaving the ponies at their
place. When he returned he was sur
prised to see that one of the ponies had
torn the rope and YVES gone. He made
diljgent search at once which he con-
tinued the next day but The lost could
not be found. He has been on a hunt
up to this writing Tuesday but with
no success. Il is feared that some one
stole the animal and had cut the rope
to leave the impression that the pony
had torn loose and ran away,
On Monday morning as the colored
porter, who drives the hack from and
to the depot for the Sbafer House, was
turning his team at the depot, a small
dog frightened the horses and broken
axle was the result Of it. But no one
was hurt.
The band festival on Saturday was
grand success. The Logan Hose Com
pany from BellefOnte was here in full
uniform. The Zion band furnished
the music which was excellent and
shows that the members of that band
are men Of energy coupled with musi-
cal talent. The candidates for various
offices were on the ground looking up
their interest and their friends. We
understand that the proceeds amounted
TO about Sl60.
Miss Sue ID. Miller is visiting friends
in Tyrone, Pa. She expects to be alb
sent about month.
7. B. Jamison has gone to Millers.
burg, where he intends to sell fruit and
ornamental trees.
Messrs. Dale and Underwood have
the contract for building the new
creamery building.
w. A. Brown is off to Harrisburg on
business.
Prof. Hosterman will open his select
school next Mon day. The present in
dlcations are tha he will have large
school.
Michael G renoble who has been SER
iouSly i'll for some time is on a fair way
TO recovery.
Krumrine & Bro. expect to rebuild
their shingle mill which was recently
destroyed by fire. ~
MADISONBuRG
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-07-22

ATTENTION FARMERS. The thIesh-
ing season Is approaching and the whis-
tie Of the steam thres her will soon be
heard throughout the country. Farm
ers should know whom to get in order
to have their work done right. / am
prepared TO answer the first call and
wi Il el deayor TO accommodate all my
old customers, and as many new ones
as may see fit to employ my services.
Prof. Baney, the well-known champ.
ion thresher and his son, will have
charge of my machine, and they will
call on you in good season. Do not
pI omise your threslling to anybody be.
fore you have seen the professor. My
terms will be very liberal.
Yours truly,
III. o. DUCK.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-07-22
MADISONBURG.

The farmers are about done hauling
in grain.
Mr.. Calvin Runkle, of Spring Mills,
commenced his subscription school in
town on Monday morning.
William Bierly, Emanuel Hazel, Geo.
9earick and Lewis Wolf shouldered
their satchels on Monday morning and
started for Rebersburg, where they will
attend Prof. Gramly's school.
George Hazel moved to Millheim on
last Tuesday, where he will clerk for J.
Spigelmyer.
Mrs. Shaw and son, Of Clearfie'd, are
the guests of DR.. Lee.
STILL ANOTHER.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-07-22
!! Looking At !
LOCAL NEWS.

SUBSCRIBE for the JOURNAL.
First. class Job work done at the
JOURNAL office.
"A large lot of old newspapers for
sale at this office.
This town ought to by all means
have bill board.
Our townsman, Mr.. Barnhart, is
said to have an extra broad grin on his
face. Twins
Mr.. James Rankin, of Bellefonte,
was in town yesterday, looking up the
insurance business.
The sidewalks of town are getting
worse every day. What do our borough
dads propose to do
Mrs. Kaufman, of Fishers Ferry,
came up on Friday evenings train, to
visit Ler relations in this place.
Mrs. John Toner, Of Beech Creek,
came home last week to pay visit to
her parents, Ex Sheriff Musser.
Always in season ID. S. Kaufman
& Co.'S new stock of good. Read their
new advertisement on this page.
For colds, Group, asthma, bronchit-
ia and sore throat, use DIR. Thomas
Electric Oil, and get the genuine.
DIR. J. F. Harter, our dentist,
sports new shingle. painted by G. w.
Albright. Charley can "toot" 1t.
We call special attention to the ar
ticle entitled 1.-THE boy next door, on
our out side. There is lots of common
sense in 1t.
Lots of Huckelberries this season
and the mountains are visited daily by
parties gathering them. They sell at 5
cents quart.
Mrs. Kurtz, wife of Editor Kurtz,
and Mr.. Aaron Harter, of Centre Hall
paid short visit to friends in this
place last Saturday.
-The::Seltzer Band of Lock Haven
contemplate going on an excursion te
Penn's Cages, near Farmers Mills
some time this month.
"A. A. Frank had new and sub
stantial plank sidewalk constructed in
front of his property on Penn street
occupied by DR.. Frank.
MIR. Jacob Sankey of this place, ad.
vertlses his valuable farm, in Penn
townrhip, for sale. The sale to take
place on the 18th of August.
Rev. M. 1. Jamison, of Clinton.
dale, was a caller at this Office on Tues.
day forenoon. He and his wife were
over on Yiait to their friends.
Everyday brings forth something
new under the sun and the latest is the
discovery of q vast bed of gold-beariDe
quartz near Westport, Clinton county
When one sees the impure fats that arr
Sometimes used IN soap-making he is inclined
Dreydoppeis BOrax Soap is made from
the purest refined tallOw, and is guaranteed
pure and healthful.
The band has received an invita-
tion to attend the Festival of the Re
bersburg band, which is to be held in 6
grovesnear that town next Saturday, q
week.
Mr.. McNeyan. and lady, of New
York city, who haye been staying with
landlord Musser, for several weeks, re-
turned home on Saturday morning.:
train.
-TheGreat Zingari Toothache Drops
for tOothache and neuralgia, have nc
equal. Only costs Is cents at any drug
store. Warranted. Sold by J. Eisen
huth, Millheim, Pa.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-07-22

The crops successfully housed and the busiest
time of the season past and uie ne hare to be
grateful for abundant harvest must also turn
attention to other neceSSd7ieS of life.
.No1o Uhen you think of supplying yourself or family
1Cjb anything in the line of
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-07-22

wish TO call your attention and invite your
inspection OF the elegantly trimmed and neatly
ma(la line of
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-12-10
a GOOD MEMORY.
A Faithful Husband Who Knew All Abo


A Faithful Husband Who Knew All About
8 Shopping. 81 3.
y on had better put them down on
9 piece Of paper" said Mrs. S. on Civ
ing her first order. e Oh, no. r said
MI. S. tiny memory is good.'' s'Well,
then a spool Of 60 Coates black
thread. - & I" Yes Ayard Of not too
light and not too dark cali 60. z Yes .'''.
s. IS a small hammer, a can Of peaches Of
the Pasadena brand, a dozen small
pearl buttons, two yards Of cardinal
ribbon, silk on one side. satin on the.
other. 1900 \ es, z said Mr.. s.. thought
full a pair Of slippers for baby, a
dozen lemons, "a good tooth brush. q
pineapple, two Dune OF sky blue Ger.
man yarn, an ounce vial Of hOmno-
patl.ie nux 81 mica pellets, 49,.
s.. ait q second. IS said Mr.. ST, count
ing on his And j. bottle, 81
vanilla extract and . yard Of triple
box plated crepe lisseS ruehinsy and
three ards Of small hecked nainsook
ind 49, 81 81 B Bit S. had seized his
hat and was running for the station:
hat the poor m an brought home was
ard of bed q, three yards off.
sblack rreps,sa bott of vinegar, eight
yards 81 snan keen SCRUB brus6. i
pound AZ green yarn, sixty spoolssof
Scoat khressll, u I'M of very blapk leo
Md mint sCl1 lorlalo tbiic pills
bwn His
9! de z; thi',k
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-12-10

81. -" - III 1.
seed lime was past, so that tIleY would
have nothing to live on il they went
5tlonae. They had, he said, been prom
lsed that they would be led asss.iil, Il.
Constantinople, where plumber enough
~ as to be had to make them rich for:
life, hut instead Of this they. had been
kept useless By drilling until tEers
seemed to be no prospect Of war in any
quarter. The Gar listened to all these
accusations calmly, and with the eS-,
sception Of 4 firmly set expression about
the mouth and . fierce CLEAN in the
eye there was nothing to indicate that
he was ii the least degree. affected by.
the harangue. Whom the Nihilist
ceased the Gar arose, and said. quietly
to the officers nearest him: Now we
will resume our hunt, = and the imperis
al party left the palace. Il Il. 81 rs =
The Nihilist was again secured and
taken to. the cells in the basement OF
The palace. It is understood that he
was afterward logged to death. Lon.
don Csablegrana. !. i j.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-12-10
Send tho address of all YOU.
Friends at the Same lime.
IT y
'ihe Pure and Ike lmnu;r.

Tie u'"lrv little mountain brook os
''@'''\ dances over the rocks and spark.
''s J.; IT," sunshine on its way down 10
tie RIVER, Is pure and clean It is active
therefore it is healthy. 1t is ylgorous
therefore 1t rcsiSts inpuritv But the
sluggish pool, where the current is NO,
strong enough to keep the water in rao
ton, Is ta%nant and foul Dirt an
rubbish a"s: thrown into it, and STAY.
'he:'. Impurities and vile o,lors make
It a breeder If disease and an object to t.,
avoided. = hen tnr blood is strong an
rich ana RED, a:'d vigorously Courses It.
accustomed rounds through arteries ant
VEINS, the SYSTEM is hearty and healthy
v hen the blood Is thin and poor ana
weak, impurities and def|ements creer
into it, and it has no strength to cast
the" out, Then the system runs down
The only known reliable cure for hmm
blood and weak and dehilitated svsten
is Hops and Malt Bitters-Nature,s rom.
edy. The great Blood Purifier and Kid,
ney and Liver Remedy, compounds
from the we'll known cnratives, Hons
Matt, Bncbu, Mandrake, Dande,1on
sarsaparilla, CaScara Sagrada etc Hons
ana Malt Biitors Is the greatest h ealth
and Life Restorcr agent on earth. Il !.
especially recommended for ali disease. OF
women such as mental depression, weak.
ness breaking down, ]assitude Of tn.
system, headache, etc. a trial will snrolx
convince any one OF Its merits Call for
Hops and Malt bitters. For sale BIZ
JOHN w. CLOSE. .s##
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-12-10
THE ROYAL ROUTE.
CHICAGO, ST. PAUL,
MINNEAPOLIS & OMAHA

Chicago s. Northwestern Railways.
The Shortest and Best Route East N
Chicago, with Dining Cars, Elegant ia .5
Coaches, and Palace Smoking Room {
Smokers on all trains from Minneapolir
and St. Paul, through EM Clare and
Madison, with choice ofYroute via Nj,
waukee. The Chicago, st paal. Mir. I
neapolis s. Omaha R'y also runs thrones
trains southwest ffon1 st, al. an p. 81
neapolls to Sioux City md Genr..,,5
Bluff. with Sleeping Cars ttt1ro.Iv sv IN, i,
out. change to st. Joseph and Kan.as
City, and is The short, quick r,,tltx sfran.
st. Paulto Des Molnes. lortl sast lrs,...s
st, Paul through trains are run % 4 IL, &
land, Washburn and Bayfie d . & rs III s.,..
nerior and from Eau Claire ID
City, where connection il !. 81, g.
Duluth. But this route to a.. 40.
what the managers take pride l,.s 81 -
cause os the smooth steel rail
hal lasted road bed the best Da,ys
Sleeping and Dining Cars tint M
can procure, c,ourteous and ati,rnIf
employees, and with trains ii No.
tins, Il e Rightly named
he Royal
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-12-10
TIE CZAR'S COURAGE.
Sensational Story of the Russian Rul err
Encounter with q Niillist.

A Sensational Story of the Russian Rul arts
Encounter with a Nihllist.
An occurrence is reported from
Livadia which illustrates the GOODNESS
and physical courage Of the Gar. Re-
gently he started out to hunt and was
leaving the palace by q rear staircase
which he seldom used. just at the
moment of his Majesty's appearance q
number Of soldiers of the guard were
rushing up the stairs after brutal
looking monjik, whose arms and hands
were bound by straps of leather. The
prisoner was struggling furiously to
escape. -. @~
! The guard tried to. hurry him away.
t!but the Car ordered them to halt, and
asked: '.Who is the man?'' They ex-
planned that he was leader among
the local Nihilists, and had been prom
nent in kindling the forest fires which
had lately occurred around Livadia.
LET him be unbound while he is in
our presence was the unexpected
order given by the Car. M s -. =.
The moment the mans hands were
freed he :crouched with his fin gers,
claWing the air as though he would
throw himself bodily on The Car and
attack him with his nails. Some of the
officers Of his Majesty's staff threw
themselves between the Nihilist and
the Gar, but the latter motioned them
aside, and without u weapon in his
band or on his person, calmly awaited
the attack 1t came in an Instant:
The Nihilist made a desperate spring,
but while he was still in the air his
Majesty caught him by the right arm
!. above the elbow, and with combined
4 grip and TWIST, well known to wrest-
lers, threw him to the ground with ap-
parently as much case as he would
have overthroWn q boy. The sNihilist
scrambled to his feet and again made
I q similar spring. This time the Gar
caught him BY the left arm with the
1 same grip, and again easily threw him
4 10 The floor The Nihilist had BY this
time got enough Of it, and lay painting
but mo- ionless. The Gar took seat
close BY, and said TO the yanquished
assassin Now tell US what you dogs
.eamplain Of. ' 4
Tho PROSTATE hilist st once began
.s5sa long and bitter a1raignment of what
y he and his co mrades considered the
crimes for which the Gar should die.
& He told him that he had lated the
memory OF his own father BY dec airing
the en- aalcipation at the serfs d terrible
mistake that Ia had done his best to
Ii restore the common PEG pIe Of Russia tD
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-02-02
Surembnrgii6es aus 2lmerifa
(Ra6trG9Ii4.)

gu 9 t. Domains, Sation &c.,
Soma, iinS an, letten Sienitas, ben 90.
Sanuar, bur6 BEN bo6p. Sater Srep, 8.
8. Crit, seboren gu ct. Oonatus, 90
Sabre oft, Sobn Der Gbeleute Srtt, nut
&atbarina Sonan, geboren gu ct. Oonas
tus, % Sabre alt, Go9ter ber gbeIeute
SONAR, ebeli3 setraut worben. Slid
unb Sesen benz innSen Yaare!
Serr OeruIIe i6reibt nns aus 2us
rsmburs: Wtit benz 9oifoampfer &bpns
lamb Der 0feb Star 9inie iino en- 2. Sas
nuar cine NnsubI 9uremburser mad Ime.
rita a~bseisseIt. Inter 2lnbern Wai9aeI
Slein, seb. gu Otefir3, ieit 80 Sabren in
NcrtbfieIb, &ice Co., Winn., wobnbaft.
gr mar 8 @o6en auf Beiu6. Damn gai6.
SiIser nit 6amiIte aus S~IurpeiIer, gi9.
&ronebui9 pom Gana9, pobnbaft gu @ls
ton, Oatota, Der ii9 mad Der Qntunft in
Stem OOrt nit gatbarina 5ilser trauen
IaiIen ptrb, neil ibm bier su piele Sdpies
risteiten gema9t wurben, mir i9rieben an
utiern Sreunb Spals In Nep Oort, bas
nit er &ep. &eulanb in &enntniB Iete.
Serner reiiten nit bennielben Sampfer:
Dom. Setter, Gatb. 9ens unb 2eonb. 2en3
BON @ru9ten, Yeter Chefs bon Staubsn Il.
q. Ebeis, pObnbaft 5u 6aitinss, Mtnn.
1nfere 2eier werben ii6 pielei6t
nod %erinuern, baB Die Sirna &ieifer Bros.
bon philadelphia, pouon Der Jong flu
Schw6tzb6ngen un der Musel elmer ber
GbeiIbaber lit, elm sroBes, uieriiOtises
@ebdube erri9tete. Der Na9bar slaubts
fi3 6urd ben Sau sei5dbist unb sr tlasts
sert3tli9 auf $4,000 S9abeneriae. 0e,
PrO3eB sins l.. IS. gu gnbe unb fat
$4,000 erbielt Der Gldser 500 suse:
ipruden. Ser Jong flu Sehw6tzb6nger
wirb iebt 10 pom &beumatismus seplast,
baB er gu Sanie liest unb ni9t mebr seber
tann. Arme Jong!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-02-02
&Mrem7bMr9er @asette.
Sie SaqesbIGtter brinasu eiuen guts

Sie S~asesblGtter brinssu eiuen guts
ideib in Der Brobib;tionsfrase, BEN Buns
bestreisridter 9oue ain %. 5. so. In Geo,
tut abigail. Der &t9ter per,pies ben Yros
seB SAL unb Mnbere sesen Musseritrum
unb Nnbere pom Oss Moines suriid an
bas Staatsssridt. Gin seridtIides llrs
tbsil, bas bisber benz Bublitum ni9t be-
tannt nal urb pon &i1ter 8rewer in einsm
&aniasfaue abseseben wOrben mar, biente
ais 8aiis gu &idter 3oue's gnti9sio.
Die @trtuns bisies &i9teriprudes wirb
bic iein, baB Die Staatsseri6te ausidIieBs
li9e Jurisdiction in Bro;eiien sesen
Wirtbs babsn, nit @usnubme ieSo9 pom
grausreien unb 8iersdrteu, bic su seiets
Iiden 3wsdsn betrieben werben unb Dor
grlaB bss Brobibitionsseieset eriifirten.
OsmssmdB wdre bas Yrobibitionsseiet
nidt i'm 8ioeripru9 nit Der Sunbespers
faiiuus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-02-02
GciisnOer Isent. Ns. Yrobjt.
Ser ct. Soispb's 3psigz Serein Der 81

Ser ct. Soiepb's 5wsig=yersin Der 0tOs
mild : 6atb. S6utseieai9aft uon Soma
bate Montas abenb p. @. feline iabrs
lide geamtenuabl. SIS purben erwdblt:
9%rdiibent, Yeter &lauer Sicsprdiibent, 8.
Si9ler; Setretar unb S9aemeiiter, 3.
81. @erner; Wari9al, u. s. 80Iter
SerwaItunssratb: Ns. @onner, 6. q.
SOIfer, 9. 9offmam unb s. &sinfrisb /;
9lufnabme : @omite: S. s. Settler, $.
3a6iua unb s. S6reier.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-02-02

Oas er0bte Sob fam man fiber
,@riss's @IpcerinsS Sable" ipenben, benn
lie 1T elm iideres, unsefdbrIi9es unb raid
pirtenbes 9eiImitteI Bel S9nitts unb
BRANDS unoen, Sueti9ungen, Gerbris
bunsen, @ei9piiren &C. 9eilt unfebIbar
tSdmorrboibsn, SIedten unb @rinb unb ale
9autausidldse. 8eriudt bieies @unber,
mittsI. S~ufriebsnbeit %sarantirt ober bas
@elb wirb suriidseseben. Nur 25 Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-02-02
Stotfs Mii6nns bon reinem 9sbertbran
nit EbpspbOrOiSen 1T Defenders
ipiinidenspertb fir
GiuSfr.

Sine Dame, bic bic arstIi9e 9raris i'm
GbilS's Sospital gu 9lbanp, 81. g., iibt,
Iast: y@ir baben ScOtt's @mnIiion NIT
srOBem Grfols Sci fat allen %uniern Patiens
ten, bic on &no9enii6eIn lei6en, anses
panbt, unb uniere ger5te finben es iebr
mobltbuenb."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-02-02
9as bic Yrubibitiuu bas S6mapien

nidt u~erbinbert, bas benefit auf's gsue
Der Staat Blaine. BORT fiub i'm Sabre
1885 mebr 9eute ruesen 8ertaufs eetltiser
@etrGnts unS ruesen Trunfenbeit perbaftet
unb uerurtbeiIt uorben, ais i'm Sabre pOrs
Der, unb bas, nudbem bic BrObibition bort
idon mebr ais Elm Weni3enalter beitebt!
griterer waren es i'm lesten Sabre lSS
ober SO mebr ais i'm Sabre 1884, 9etterer
iparen es 1851 uber All mebr als i'm Sabre
1884.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-02-02
ltniere GrpBhGnbler senoGen bisb

bon Der Suinpis Central abn GENTLE
8euor3usunsen fir Sra9ttransport. Man
but ben 0erten iett bieie Spesialraten ents
sosen. @ir bebauern fe nt9t beBwesen.
zig es gait, bic &e9te Der Stabt sesen bic
gompagnie gu i9iten, saben bic 9erren
bic &e5te bV Stabt sesen bas 2inienmaB
FOLDER Staten bin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-02-02

Gs lit elm Gomite pom awei Mann aus
jeber @arb srnannt worbsn, bic amseben
unb llHterI9riften iammeln, nm bas nStbiSe
Capital fir cine Ypntoonbriide ~auf5ubrins
gen. Soiientlid sslinst IS ben 9erren.
gefer cine pontonbrsde, ais gar teins!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-02-02
Mrhueft,

Trsb. Seer, @r3itett unb Superintens
bent. SduIsn unb 6ir9en cine Spe3ialis
tdt. I4te Strabe, aw. Soma u. gIay.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-02-02

Suit bu idpu BON &r. s. s. Mc9ean's
Gar Wine Sung Balm seb0rt? gs 1T
wirtIi9 wunberbar, wie idneI bieier Sus
fen, SaIss unb 2unsens& rantbeiten beiIt2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-02-02

Sic Giicu6abnsiige fommen nod INNER
nidt reselmGBis an; Die S9neepeben
perbin0ern bic fabrplanmGBi9en 6abrten.
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GIN einer beftigen Grfdltung leibenS,
uanbte i'd Or. Iusuf &Onis's Samburs
ger 9ruitt6ee on, wel6er mid IN farser
3eit wiebsr beriteate. -Nnbreien, 9tro. $50
SIosSf Strabe, indianapolis, Snb.
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Grtra YrGmie.

9uen Denienisen, bic ni6t Isenten iinb,
uns einen neuen Ibonneuten unb $3.50
Cash einienben, erbalten ais cine srtra
Gratis pramie %Suseianbt:
Prarieblumen.
Eng sammlonk flu lidder a gedichter
an onserer ~l6tzebdrger deitscher
Sproch.
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Sic Gb, g.. & q. Giicnbabn bat bebeus
tenbe 6Orberunsen fir 8esere@t an ben
Stabtratb sefeQt.
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@mte Smber.
gu beSiebeu bon Der ~gu9baublunS pom
2Iu6f6amer & 2eGrfe,

Al 2aSalle StraBe, Gbtcaso, Su.:
SmgenSbibliotbcf, bramutii6 .oeflamatos
ride. l. bis XVII. Seft. Gin Snbalts<
unS Yrcisuer;ei6ntB Der SngcnobibliOtbef
icubeu mir auf gerlaugea.
1beater, Gas luitise. Sini Ieidt aufiiibrs
bare fomii9e Sbeateritiite nit mr. mdnns
li6en Houen. ..............5O Scnte%
sNiatam'S, Gn9liids belti9es uno Oeitids
ensliides @Orterbu6 nit angabe Der enss
lii6en ausipra6e. 9eb.......... $780,
9tbm'S ameritanil6er Solmsti9er fir 0eits
l6e. Mit an9abe Der enSlii9en aisipraz
DIE. 9eb.. 90 ScnfS.
Si6trd), @olfslGnsers Wotsnbu9. Sine
einfa6e Sariteluns aler 3ei3en Der Nos
teni6rift. seb.. ....... .....55 Cenfs-
Ne9enSbnrser 2%ieSerframs. Rads
tras. Gntbalteuo II Shore fir 4itimmis
gen WGnuerdor. Yartitlr uno Stinulert.
9ep..
VrieSrtd. anleitrns sur rai6eu GrlernnnS
bes ri9tisen eeiens in Is Spraden.-
Ceute<
Observation-Disclosures. Wulitaliide. go.
1 bis 276. Sin Snbolts. 8er;ei6uib itebt
81 DienIten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-02-02

nibt bas IssnabisuussreGt bes 9ouuers
ueurS fam elm iOI6es rSdulbis" unb
ieiue obsn erudbnten re9tIiden Solsen
aufbeben. GA. cts. s3ts.)