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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-10-30
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2uremburs. @ie bas r9ursmburs
ger Wort" aus gang il5erer QueIs er.
fibrt, lit unier 2anbsmauu, bsr bo1pir:
bise Sslr Wi9asl SaIi3e aus Der &onsre:
CATION pom beiltgeu Rreu5e, bisber Yfars
rer an Der pom ibm erri5teten Ct. SoIepbs:
&ir9s gu Soutb 8snS, Snbtaua, Brubsr
pom Rsr. s. o. Sali3e, gpoftoIii9en
Brdfetten pom Roruesen, gum Sbern bsr
Witiiionen BON 8 gensalen In OF Sn'
bieu ernannt porben, peren 2eitung ieiner
Congregation pom 81. StubIe iibsrssben
worben lit. Der nsue Sberbirts lit bsrsits
NIT pier Srbenssenofen in europa einses
t~roifsn unb weilt sesenpdrtis in Rom, um
pom beiIisen StubIe bic Snitruttionen fir
iein nsues Qnt su erbalten. Seiue tinfs
ttse &eftbsn3 lit Data, bic ebsmaIise
9auptitabt pon gengaIen spii9en benz
9ausss unb benz gr~abmaputra. 90 trifft
es it9 aIio, baB elmer Der griibsr I'M bS9s
fen Norben, Der anbere TN tiefsn Siben
bss eurppdiids aftatiiden gontinentss
ben sruBen Gutenberg bes 9errn betsut.
Gurreipunbsns.
Gbicasp. ben 81. Off,, 1888.
Wsrtber 9err 0Onner!
0te ssIebt, 10 ssitorben! Sieiss ,anu
man nit Ge9t Don benz ON 1G. bieiss
Wonats, nit allen Er6fun9en unierer 81.
Rir5e psrisbsnen, usritorbeneu Treuno 6.
@iri9, pom Der Sirma @irid unb @sinsr,
~bsbaupteu. Srsissbis unb bel5eiben fonn:
te man i'm INNER ba finben, NO es 3u bel:
fen gait.
Sn ibm u~erIorsn bic Siute, Kitchener
einen treueu @attsn uno brapen Batter.
Der Quremburser S%nbspsnbsnt Club, 70:
wie Der 2ursmburstr llntsritisunss Sereir
Der ROrblsite, elm ebrenwertbes WitsItsb.
Sn psl5em Anisbsn Der geritorbene Be
ietnen 2aubsleuten itanb, Denies bic aQge'
meme getbeiltsuns Der 2ursmburssr gbt'
Cages beim Ietten @sIeit, baS man BEN
9srltorbsnen CAB.
8on a9t Wit9lisSer bss 2uremburge,
llnteritisuuss 8ereines setrasen unb por
a1t Witsltsoer bes 2ursmburser Snbepen.
bent Club als Sartu9trdser sslsitet,
psrlisB Der 2eidsnsus Oonner tag Morsen
81 l1br bas Srausrbaus. Sn Der ct. 50:
ispb's Stride fanb bas fsisrli9e SseIsu
9mt fur ben 9eritorbenen itatt, bas uou
P. gSIsitiu o. S. B. celebrirt purbe, I'M:
ter afiitsns bes bod. 8iImss uon Pori
0aibinston, 0is., aIs 0iaton unb P.
&trf1 c.. S. G. pon Hotre Dame, Snbias
no, ais Subbiaton. 9estsre beiben lursm.
burger Yrisitsr bsslsitsten ben gsrtorbe.
nsn bis gum ct. gouifatius 6irdboIe.
Der 8sritorbsue mar ssborsn gu Col:
bad, ben 81. Nou., 1912, uub binterldBi
cine trauernbe brape Satin unb pier IN.
miinbise Climber In suten 9srbdItniien
W6se @ott isiner armsn Sesls sndbia
iein! s. g. 9.
SEER W d. &obner uou &ouins'
itone purbe an Samitas Nbsnb, ais {,
ii5 auf benz 9simpsse befanb, aus ben
6ubrwert sei3Ieueert uno re9t i5limr
an Der S9ulter uerpunbet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-10-30
alus bemieIben 8erIuse erbielten mir ben

slus bemislben gerIase srbieItsn mir ben
Catholic Home Almanac. gs 1T bas Elm
i40ner, in @nsliid sei9riebener &alenber,
Der fur ben %serinsen Breis BON 25 Gents,
wabrbaft &nertennenswertbss liefert. Ras
tiirIi5 1T Der &aIsnbsr nit &idT9t auf
itiides BubIitum sei9rieben, aber aud
Der ameritdner unb Der Oeutids, Der ssrne
@nsIii6 LEFT, wirb fem 8ersniiseu baran
fiaben. 0te Sti9e inb, uenr aud ni6t
seraSe isbr 3abIrsia, bod gut unb
eisenartis.
Bel Sr. Yuitet & Co., 1T gu baben:
Der @I0flein's &alen6er fur bic Eeraias
rem bss }. Satsrs Sranciscus, b~erausse:
seben uon Der &sbaction bes ct. Srancisci
@I0dletn. 8rets 90 Gents. Der ga
Ienser erfiqt isinen 3ust er 1T natirIi6
msbr In betra9tenber @eiis %bebanbsIt.
Die Sti9s in altbeuti4er 5olsf@nittmas
nier ssbaItsn, iinb id6n un6 paiIsnb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-10-30

ameritanii4 sema4t wurben, stns bic
Sdlfte berfelben fur bic 6irde psrloren.
Seitber bat man bteiem ltebel geffeuert ;
bic beuti1en S9ulen rnb @smeinben MUIR
ben nit ber 3eit bte blibsnSit ten bes 2anbes ;
bic beutide Ginpanbsruns ibsriteiste bic
irldnbii9e, has fatbolii6s 9sbsn piro bur1
Sereine unb &atboIitsn: q sriammlunsen
unter ibnen sewedt, oarob entitebt Sur9t
unb giferiu1t BEL ben anbsrsn Hationen.
Was iase i92! Ri6t BET ben anberen gas
tionen e%ntftanb @iferiu9t. Weber StIdns
Der nod Nmerttaner beueiben uns pe9en
unierer Spra9e ober peseu unierer &elis
sion. Das Grauriaite lit, SaB bieie Gis
ferfu9t ft9 ri9t i'm SoIte ionbern Bel ben
9erren i'm seiitIi9sn 9spanbe DO, finbet.
N3! bate bic Ne9ierung ober has Bolt
bteiss 2anbes uus ben gorpurf semadt,
mir ieien runamerttanid", 70 ware
IS lei9t .3u ertrasen, aber baB Der gors
wurf aug benz eiseusn Eager unb 5mlr pom
folder Ssite bertommt, bas 1T msbr aIs
traurig.
Was iebo9 am msiitsn 3u bebauern LIT,
mas man pbne S9amsefibl ni5t erudbs
men Tam, 1T, baB man fi9 ni5t ssidsut
bat, nit einem S9Iasport uns su ,betdm,
pfen. Denn mas 1T bas @ort ameris
fantd pobI anbers2 Stnb bic anberen
Nation,n bieies 2anbes nt5t ebsnio ameri:
fanii9 ais bic Srldnber9 Sinb bic SSrl6n:
ber Bel ben Qrsritausrn msbr anseieben
nnb bsIiebt ais bic Deuti9sn? Wsber
SrIdnber nod 0euti9e fnb i'm pollen
Gimme ameritanii5, beBuessn psrbsn mir
H6mlinse unb Paptifen senannt, penu mir
aud nod 10 geIaufs enslii9 rebsn. Die
Spra4e ma9t uns INNER 3u populdren
&meritaneru. S9au biniibsr mad europa.
Grps ibrer beutiden Spra9e finb bic Ras
tboliteu I'm beuti5en &ei9e MUIR &ei9s>
fetnbe, In 5rantrei9 unb gslsten fiub ie
ultramontane uub gleritale; 70 perbsu he
aud BET uns gapiitsu unS &6mIiuse bIei,
ben, iolanse fe ni6t proteifantiid perben ;
has 1T bic poue 8ebeutuns bss 8ortes -
amerifanii9. IS m6sen bic Ratboliten
tn Oeutf9lanb, Srantrei9 u. (. 10. f1
nod 10 patriotii3 seisen, es 1T umionit, fe
tonnen niemals, 10 LANCE lie treie &dtbo:
Iiten blsiben, bic 2iebe unb bas 9ertrauen
Der IiberaIen unb u~nsIdubisen @elt ses
wi1ner,.
&ebren mir auriit gum .Wailsnfreunb".
Btr ftnb nun gang enti9isben Der @ns
fidt, baB iene boben DISQUALIFICATION,
uel9e eri9tIi9 aus Der beiten &b79t ges
gen uniers aneritanii9sn &atboIiten: gers
iammlunsen beuti9er 3unse u%nfrsunoIi5
sefinnt iinb, unb bteieIbsn su beieitisen
periu6en, bieies aaf @run6 elmer burdaus
irrisen auifafuns tbun. 0ir ertldren ss
burdaus fur irris, baB unisrs &atboIitens
SerfammIunsen Der getebruns Smsritas
irsenb wel9es SinSsrniB In BEN 8ss Ies
gen I'M 9essntbeiIe iinb bisislbsn iosar
tebr gut ba3u ~geeisnet an btsiem 8srts
Der 8etebruns unierer nidttatboIiiden
Witblrser mitsubelfen.
&ei6un9en unter ben Rattonalitdtsn itnb
unuermeibIi9, neil natirIi9. 2ei9t 3u
snti9ulbisen iinb ie beim semeinsn 8oIfe,
melt peniser BET ben 9ebiIbsten, am auer
uenisitsn in Der Stride isIbit.
8ebs benz Weni9en bur9 ben gsrsers
nik fommt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-10-30
Snrembursii6eS aus 8eIgten.

gu anbius belt man cine sroBe
Sreibiasb ab. Is @tdbSrnden unb 25
9afen mar aaes, mas man idoB.
Dem Snfpector Der 8dl6er uub
9epdifer, 9errn So. s. 6. s. @uerrisr,
1T cine genton uOn 3.766 6rs. bspiuist
worben.
gu &enbeursgas bat man cine
i66ne neue SrseI unsei9uft.
Serr @eueraImaior Sir, elm
2uremburser, 1T bet ben Isstsn grusnnuus
gen in Der beIsii9sn Irmee gum gommans
banten Der 8. Brigade ernannt uorSsn.
Sin 9itsr3us entsIeiite auf Der
Qursmburs: 8rifsler Sabu 3uii6su Npe
unb Warloie. Ran ianbte sinen gausus
NIT arbeitern ab unb lisB ben 3us auf
elmer tleinen Bride fteben. Ser Irbeiter
goupIet i5ritt aus benz 3us bsraus, itirsts
BON Der Bride binunter unb bIieb tobt
Iiesen.
Qm Z. October brad gu ct. Was
RE (@taue) Seuer aus uno lssts msbrere
9sbdube In ai6e.
Serr S. Qepinois un6 6. 3. Gles
ment baben lire gntla iung als 8eiliser
Der erite i'm SribunaI, Der anbere betm
6riebeusseri4t gu Reuftateau etnssrei4t
unb erbaltsn.
Ri6olas Qrenbt pom Nobrei1art
bat iein Ganbibatur: @rauen fir bas Docs
torat Der 9biIoicpbie uub Der @ifsnidafz
ten nit Ins3ei5nuns b%eitanben.
am %. Septemberi 1T 6vpyoIpte
&snop, sbemaIiser Broptn,iaIratb unb
grditbsnt ber 9biIbarmonii9en 9sisqs
idafts gu Reuitatsau, usrtOrten.
GonteIause. Gin i6rsdltdes I'm
sIit srsisnete ii5 am 4. October 6isr auf
benz SeISe. Rebrsrs Rtnbsr, psI9s nit
ibrsm Gieb auf Der 0eibs paren, fanbsu
einsn ;peirdbrisen S9Iitteu, usrmitteIit
beiisn Die 8auerr Bfus uub gsssn trarss
portireu, unb amuirteu fi5 bamit. Der
9idbriss Sobu zines S9uifers, grnst
S9tl5 bate ben S9littsn bsftissen uub
feline 6ameraSsn trisben benieIben eiueu
idben Gbhaus btnunter. Dem Rlsinsu
purSs es libel, feline 5alsbinSe wurbs uon
Der gIsibssitis nit ben Ra6ern ii5 brsbsns
ben Idie sepadt uno Der arrne Sunse
purbe srpiirst. 8sfrafter ilssnS!ider
Qsi3tinn!
GarIsburs. 4m 80. Ssptsmber
fan6 bur9 ben bodp. Srn. Ds5antsn pon
Bsrtrir sic @inpeibung Der bisi. berrIi9eu
aapsls itatt. ST.. 8ontbtere, Yrofsfor
an Der uniusriitdt 81 26psn, iopie bic fris
bsrsn SdHIsr battsn ii6 BEL bieier @eIes
ssnbsit &snossuous seseben. Man Bat
serabs bisie Sett Der Ssrieu sepdbLt, UNI
Die S9iler sIetd beim gintritt Der Ruris
empfansen gu t6nneu.
Sterpeni9. @trtIi5 sroBartis ers
asbt ii3 an, iibOiIi1sn gnbe bss 0orfss
bo5 wd}renb bss usr1oIenen Somnsrs
Dsr9t6Berts Stationsssbdube. Sdmmts
It5e i'm @rbssiboB ii3 beinbli4e 8i;
rsau's unb RdumIi5teiten iinb fir ibrsu
3psf PATHFINDER unb bsquensr stngsrittet
uOrOsn. Suussr unb Durit ,Onnsn bic
GsiienSsn mad 9slisbsn in Dem comforta,
EEL bergsfsuten 8iffst ifiIsn. Die iOIiSe
@IaSbeoaduns bss Ysrrons stbt benz
@GnSsu Elm betmelnbes Nusie5sn unb
i3ist Bsamten unb YubIitum uor Regsn
unb S5nee9eitOber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-10-30

@robber;ogtbum 9urembur9, Der 1866 bur6 bic
YreilBen nit 30 Wiuionen 5baler Shaoenerlab
ieiues Sbroues ettieetpurbe, mas ibn au6 ba;u
bepo9en bate, lid III ben Oiterrei6iiGsn Sol
Suriitju;ieben, bat Srieoen nit EreuBeu 9es
i6loien burd eiuen geiud, ben er 8aiier Iils
belm ab9eitattet uuo BEL pel9er @els9snbeit er
aud ieine Snitruttion erbalten Dat iiir ben 5Saa
~ieiler acknowledging i'm 9roBber;o9tbum yus
rsinbur9. 8orbereitltn9en weroeu chen in ben
9roBber3o9li6eu SdlOiern 9strOfier, I'm ben
nellen Vteiiter pitroi9 gu enpfan9en, pel6e, en-
ME Yorbsreitir9en gu leinem et9eneu 8eerab.
niB selteu tOuneu. Wan iprtdt aud Don
S6ritten, tie Der Serjo9 pon Gutenberg, beuts
i6er ErinI rpte man pett, uno elmer Der gr0Bs
ten @riabbeIie;r oes 2anoes, 9era6t bdbeu
ioQ."
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-11-29
RAILROAD MATTERS.

the Cincinnati Indianapolis, St LOUIS e.
Chicago railro d has declared quarterly
dividend of / IA rer cent on $4,000 600
c'pital stock, payable December Is.
The Reading statement for October is ex-
pected to show a loss in net earnings of over
100000.
The annual statement Of the Eighth Ave
nue. horse railroad of New York for the year
ended Sept 80, shows deficit after paying
charges an dividends, of $40, lGl, against
S2764 last year.
A dispatch says that the northwestern
lines have agreed to advance their proper
ton of the through rate on traffic II n sea
Eoard to st. Pau to basis of 80 cents, first
class taking effect Dc. l.
A Kansss City dispatch says that the Rock
Island railroad is making so round trip
rate to any point in Colorado and that
other roads are meeting the cut Tho Old
rate was S35.
The annual report of the Memphis g.
Charleston rsiroad for the year ended June
80 makes the following comparison with the
year previous:
Work on the Mexican Central from Tam
pico to San Luis Pot 81 is being pushed day
and night ana new steel rail- are being LAID
along tho whole line The Inter Oceanic is
at a standstl, owing to opposition to the
new general manager.
A chal ter was granted at the Penn
syivana state deplrtm mt to the Scranto
and Forest City railroad, with a capital of
$500. 90. The line will be % miles long.
Advices from Boston are to the effect that
the gross earnings of the entire Boston and
Maine system for he year enfing September
3d. 1888, increased Gbout SS25. 900 over last
year, which would make gross this year not
far from sl2, 100000. The operating ex-
penses for the year have increased about ST.,
$4,000
II is given out that the annual report of
the East Tennessee, Virginia AM Georgia
roaf will show gross earnings of IS, III 0i3,
operating expenses $500, 537 taxes sl26,-
700, interest on bonds Sl,0S5 1913. amount
written off to profit and less SIG, 1876; net
earnings, S620,6s6 The gross earnings for
the year increased Sal ,737: expenses in
creased 1856, $780, net earnings increased
| $3.50, 42S.
Dispatches state that the Grand Trunk
railroad has signifed n willingness to restore
| east bound rates on dressed beef and live
| cattle. As this road W. tn fl st one 10 de-
| moraiize these rates, this action paves the
| way for further restoration imm. d itely
| 1t is thought that west bound freight rates
| from New York win next be advanced.
| President King OF the Erie railroad is quoted
as saving that all rates will be fixed up again
|. by Dec. 1.
The Chicago & Northwestern road reports
| grass earnings fer October of 81, 972, s65 OF
Sle6,04S in excess Of those for tho CORES
bonding period last wear.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-11-29
An Old. Relinhlo Firm.

One of the most pleasant and satisfactory
experiences in business is the evidence Of con-
fidence occasionally shown by the public to q
long-e tablished firm. The John p. Lowell
Arms Co., 147 Washington Street, received q
few days ago from a man in Tennessee, Of
whom they had no previous knowledge, reg
istered letter containing Fire Hundred Dollar
bill, with an order for sixty-six dollars worth
of goods, requestin the change to be returned.
A careful examination of the bill proved its
value and the ord was fill. as desired. The
sender lived in a remote locality where the
Postofficc was his only means o communica-
ton and the bill referred to was his IN st con-
venient sum TO incose. 1t would not be r.
markable if this firm, who have been identified
with historical Dock Square for fortU-eight
years. should thus win the confidence of Bost n
or New England people, but it is worthy of note
that their success in business has grown out
of the sound reputation that extends through
out the United States. Any one who has seen
their advertisements of Guns. Rifles, Revolvers,
Cutlery, Sporting Goods and Fishing Tackle in
this paper can feel perfectly safe in sending
them any amount of money and be sure to get
the full value in return, OF if unsatisfactory in
any way, their money refunded All of our
readers wanting goods in their line, will dc
well to send cts. in stamps for their large lOo
page illustrated catal
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-11-29
Lean Lambs

An entorprisiug young farmer Is do
ing what will prove to DO a profitable
business. Most Of the spring lambs are
bought by tho butchers and shippers.
In most flocks there are some out of
condition, which is usually caused by
tho ewes not having given a sufficient
supply OF milk. These tho dealers re-
ject and this young man purchases at a
nominal sum. By good care and gen.
crous feeding the lambs make rapid i'm
provement and in q brief time will be
ready for market at certainly an ad-
vance OF 100 per cent. net over cost and
cxpense. Farmers arc beginning to
learn that dollar expended on healthy,
young animals in tho line of putting on
flesh goes farther than two dollars en- =
deavoring to put flesh on animals al
ready grown.-INew York Tribune.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-11-29
Adventure With a Whale.

Two Californians crossing from Ava
Ion, Catalina Island, to San Pedro in a
small yacht had peculiar experience.
About half way across they saw dead
ahead a big whale floating on the
water. There was gale blowing, and
tho whale wouldn't bulge, nd before
the course of tho boat could o c anged
she ran upon the tail of tho monster.
Luckily the big fellow didn't strike,
but only spouted tiercoly, and the boat,
after almost capsizing, slipped off the
tail aud went safely on its course.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-11-29
INSPECT Vehicles Before Using.

1t is we'll before driving out with
wagon or sleigh to examine 1t and the
harness critically, each bolt and nut,
wagon tire or sleigh shoe, every strap,
buckle and snap, aad ovcn the shoes Of
the horse. In this way breakdowns
and other casualties may BIO averted,
and if it is hired or borrowed "rig''
serious disputes, and sometimes ex.
pensc, may DO obviated. There is gen.
orally something unsafe in every turn
cut" that has been driven much. Close
observance hero may b, OF much bene-
fit, and it i, indicative of careful
thought every wherc. New York
Tribune.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-11-29
N. Il. FOrty-eight
SCROFUL0US HUMOR,
UnSIGHTLY ERUpTIONS.
Obliged to Stop Work.
A DOZEN SKILLFUL PHYSICIANS FAIL
"Lougce's Vitalizlng Compound the
Conqueror."
A REMARKABLY STORY.
MANCHESTER, N. II, Sept. 10, 1887.

MANCHESTER, n. II Sept. 10, 1887
iouGEE MEDICINE Co, Lynn Mass
iiESrLEMES-For the past Ave years L have been
afflicted with Scr,tuJus Iumor, which appeared in the
form Of unsghtly eruptions the face, and affected
my gene al health 50 badly that obliged to leave
my place of employment and in fact give up labor
altogether for The last two years was uder the care
uccessvcly Of at least dozen skful ply icans but
their efforts gave me no permanent benefit Various
patent medicines also tried, but to effect. In
May last, friend called my attention to DR.. II. W
Iougee's Vial ring ComDound began to take it at
once but II not until had used nearly two bottles
that any good results noticeable From that
time however, began to gain and have continued to
improve ever since. The bloches that so disfgured
my face have la gcly disappeared my strength has
returned In great measure and my weakened nervous
system Is rcpare l. In fac, / have eaty improved
In every sense by of the FitalisiHg Compound
that l shall continue its use in the fullest confidence
that 1t will mpletely restore me to health,
JENNIE VI. CRAWFORD, 92 Laurel Street
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-11-29
Tho Smallest Waist in Europe.

The Empress of Austria is proud OF
her waist, which i, one of the small lest
in Europe. At a recent r, ccption her
entire bodice was hi lden with an in
crustation of diamonds, an emerald the
size of an egg forming the centre. She
wore diamond necklace with pend
ants of cmeralls. A diamond crown,
formed of single stars, was on he' head.
and her mass of brown hlir, with
feathers artisticaliy ingled with it,
fell in curing waves down her back. -
[Argonaut.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-11-29

Would have been created one hundred years
ago by the sight of one of our modern express
trains whizzing along at the rate of six y
miles an hour. just think how oar GRANDPA
theirs would have stared at such spectacle! 1t
takes good deal to astonish leople now-a-
DAYS but some of the marvellous cures of con-
sumption, wrought by DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery, have created widespread
amazement. Consumption is at last acknowl-
edged durable The Golden Medical Discov-
eryn is the only known remedy forit. lftaken
at the right time-which, bear in mind, is not
when the lungs are nearly gone-it will go
right to the seat of the disease and accomplish
its work as nothing else in the world can.
The British army authorities are pushing
experiments in military bicyclin :.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-11-29

The rush on the druggists still continues and
daily scores Of people call for bottle OF
Kemp's Basam for the Throat and Lungs for
the cure of Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis
and Consumption. Kemp's Balsam, the STAN
dard family remedy,is sold on guarantee and
never fails to give entire satisfaction. Price
50c and 81. Trial size free.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-11-29
AERONAUT IN PERIL.
Prof. Hunt Nearly Loses hts Life at
Western Railroad Jubi ee.

Western Railroad JubI ee.
The widening of the Cleveland, Canton &
Southern railroad from narrow to standard
guage was celebrated at Canton, Ohio, with
a trade and industrial parade over mile
long, public reception at the opera house
10 the officers of the no d and balloon as.
cension and Parachute jump by Prof.
Oscar Hunt The entire town took
part, and, with about 5 90 visiting ex-
cursionists from points along the line of the
road. joined in grand ju lice. Hunt, the
aerouau', came near losing his life, one rope
of his trapeze breaking when he was about
1907 feet high in the air. Hunt chung to the
unbroken rore and was whirled about like a
top until the balloon descended. He was I'M
able TO work his p rachuie and upon reach
ing terra firma he was found to be badly
bruised and cut by the apparatus.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-11-29
The Golden Gate SPECIAL.

The Union and Central Pacific Roads ana
Pullman Company put on, Dec. 5, a weekly
train of Pullman vestibule Cars, to run be-
tween Council Bluffs and San Francisco
for ladies and gentlemen, barber shop, obser-
walton and smoking rooms, and female at
tendant for ladies and children, make 1t THE
FINEST TRAIN IN THE WORLD.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-11-29
"G,xe Him g., and Let Him Gue.-."

We once heard man complain of feeling
badly, and wondered what allied him. hui
morous friend said: give doctor So, and let
him guess. 1t was q cutting satire on some
doctors, who don't always guess right. You
need not guess what ais you when your food
are inactive, and when your head aches every
day, and you are languid and easily fatigued.
You are bilious, and DIR. Pierce's Pleasant
Purgative Pellets will bring you out all right.
Small, sugar-coated, easy to take. Of drug
pistS.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-11-29
"Uad Been Worried Eighteen Years.

1t should have read married." but the
proof-reader observed that it amounted to
about the same thing, and so did not draw his
blue pencil through the error. Unfortunately
there was considerable truth in his observa-
ton. Thousands of husbands are constantly
worried almost to despair by the i'll health
that afficts their wives, and often robs life OF
comfort and happiness. There is but one safe
The ladies should use DR.. pierce's Favorite
i.,+,,-
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-11-29

listeners. The doctor continued
Men, and women even more, drink tea and
coffee constantly, and wonder why they feel
dull and stupid have headaches, q bad taste
in the mouth, pains in the limbs and about the
body and irregularity of the secretions. Nine
cases out of ten these things are caused by
too free use Of tea and coffee. These drinks
clog the system, weaken the tissues and de-
stroy the most important organs. Few men
or women who indulge in tea and coffee regu-
larly have clear urine, but on the contrary,
sediment, scum and brick dust, all of which
invariably mean coming disease or death"
"But what are we to do, Doctor2 Shall We
give up tea and coffee altogether"
"No. do not advise that but regulate it.
Keep the kidneys clear and active. There is
nothing in the world so good for this as the
well known and popular Hunts Remedy. Any
one who uses this medicine regularly can drink
tea and coffee moderately without fear. Tho
reason is that Hunts Remedy fiushes or wash
es out the kidneys, and keeps them free and
healthy. Any number of prominent men and
women can confirm what say, among the
number scores Of doctors and ministers, Gen.
Butler, Gen. Monroe and Miss Alcot."
1t was plain that the warning and advice Of
the doctor had made deep impression on his
listeners, as it also should upon the millions
of men and women who are shortening their
Lives by the use OF these drinks.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-11-29

To the Editor-Please inform your readers
that have positive remedy for the above
named disease which l warrant to cure the
worst cases. So strong is my faith in its viz:
tues that will send Fl ee sample bottle and
valuable treatise to any sufferer who Will give
me his p O. and Express address. Resp'y,
Il. G. ROOT, NJ. q, lS3 Pearl St. New YORK.