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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-19
Suweit iid Bic ieBt b~surtbeiIsn ldBt

sOpeit iid bic jsbt bsurtbeiIsn IaBt,
pirb Soma unb Der sun;e 0Orbweifen elm
seiesuetes Sabr babeu. an 9eu, bas in
ben lssteu Scbren Der Erotenbeit weaen 10
isltsn sspprben war unb tbeusr bs3ob!t
rpsrSsa muSte, uirb's ni9t feblen. Ssls
ten itanb bas @ras f90ner. Sie &leins
fra6te, 8ei5sn, 9afer unb 9erite fino,
trstsn nidt auBersep6bnIi6e @reisnine
elm, poutommen fiber; Der Gesen unb
Sise Der Iestsn a9t Gage baben numbers
bar auf bas @a9stbum bes &ornes eins
sspirtt. Ser Sarmsr wirb beusr mob!
psnis Sunsuieb uertaufen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-19
2eRarsb bat einsn 5reibrisf CUR @ns
lase pou @aherwerten erbalten.

Die 9eneraIzSeram m I
BET Sresbpterianer unieres Staates bat
f9 basesen ertldrt, @eifIi9e su Iiceniis
rem, ueI9e benz Gabatssebrau9 in irsenb
elmer 5ornt erseben ftnb. Sie Generals
ueriammluns Der Wstbobiitsn pnn Mi9i:
gan bate bieie Srase gang fiir3Ii1 unter
Beratbuns, obne iebo9 nod elmer ldnseren
unb beftisen Debate bariiber idliffs au
perben. Nd9ifens uerbsn aud bic idIiis
fig! sic ieissn Witsn unb psri6luden
6ameeIe, bic 9srren, unS tweib6derise
ba3u!
@ie i o elm vSiser" bei9af,
fen? Sariber idreibt Der rGarrpu Oes
nnotrat": @s 1T Elm NIT einem Dad pets
iebener GROCER &uitsn. Spsi Setter sebsn
2tdt unb eine Sbir permitted ben Gins
gang. Cine S9eibeuaub tbsiIt bas Sc:
bdube in awet 9dlftsn. Su ber S9eibes
uanb beinbet f9 cine 9rt Gros, dbnli6
ben Sr5sen. in benen @isb sstrdntt pirb.
Sn bteien Eros Iest man bas @eIb unb
iaat, mas man piini9t. Sas @spini6te
pirb benn aud i1nsuitens perabrei6t, no;
BEL man bD9fens cine 5anb su iebsn be-
tommt. Der 3pst 1T, ben 8ertdufer bes
@etrdntes unertauut gu luiien, ba bas
9efee sesen etnen llnbetannten ni9t gut
etni9retten fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-19

Die Suinois Central @iienbabn Idbt
biuise grcuritons3ise AM 5. Stunt iib:
LID laufen. Eedt gum l1ebsrlissen on
allen Srten unterbaIb Cairo. gu Sad,
Jon, Wfif., ruirb bic Staatsfair unb 9ers
iammluns BET @inwunberunssssieai5aft
am %. Mat Bis einidIiebIi9 %. Stunt
absebaIter. Nan frase nm Nabsres mad
bet $. S. Merrp
o. W. 3. g., Chandelier, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-19

Sic Galotbermaliuns bat i'm uorisen
Wonat mirtIi5 s., GSl.7 fdr StraBeaars
belt a%usssssben. Wo ioa bas bin2 Dsms
semdB tdmsn bic StraBenrsparaturen i'm
Qaufe bes Sabrss 10 auf $50, oee gu ftsSsn.
Wau Mill bic Stast bod ni1t ruinirsn.
Da fol- Der Stabtrutb @inbG!t ssbisten,
psnu CT ni9t sinsn Sturm bsr @ntri auns
berauFbei1u6reu MIL.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-19
Grfte hei!ige Communion.

I'm Sonnta9 sinsen iowobl In ber Ser,
Seiu'6ir6e, als in ct. Rarien babier bic
8tnber aur eriten 81. Communion. Die
9altung, bas 8etrasen unb bic @rt unb
Wetie, pte ie it6 benz Glide bes Serrn
nabeten, Denies, baB bic &leinen wpbl
porbsreitst aRf ben pidtissn S6ritt i'm
gsben paren. @iaise 9dnbe batten bic
9ottesbduier rsdt bibi5 nit Grin unb
uno Slumen sei6miitt. Die suten S6pes
tern batten ibr R0sIi6tss setban bic
@ltdre gu sieren unb bic @sians66re lies
BEN tbre i4Snfen @eiien ertDnen. Die
&tnoer waren i'm Iasemsinen iebr iauber,
aber gar ni9t iibertrieben setleibet. Sn
ct. Wfarien nabsten i5 % &naben unb
26 Wdb9en, IN Der 9ers Seius8ir6e 81
&naben unb 20 Rdb9sn benz Glide bes
9errn. Inns fallen beim S9reibsn bic
l5onen Worte bes 0i9ters iber bic bebre
Seier Elm; iie baben uns itets 70 qefaIen,
oaB mir nns ni6t periasen %t6nnen, ie bier
folsen gu laien:
Sn Der Rir6e beil'9en Salen
S3au t6 &inber i6Dn 9ereibt,
TroIrme SeufSer ausnGrts nalen
Son ben S9er3el, Soft 9epeibt.
gSie Der &ersen belle Slamme
Settlt9 let6tet ia fiirwabr:
go pertlart pom 8reu;eSftamme
Glaube oteie 6in6eri6aar.
@te iie fromm bic SGnbe ialten,
Inoa6t fiiQt ibr Ser, nit 2ut;
Simmer feit an Soft III balten,
ST Der S6mur Der reiueu gruit.
Sretet nun gum Seelenmable
uno empfan9t oas Gebensbroo,
WeldeS Gbriitus CAB i'm Saale
Surj Dor ietnem 6reujestoo.
Sbr empianst bic 8 i'm elsipeiIe,
Vie Der Sbriiten Seelen nabrt,
limb tie ItGrtt our leSten Reiie,
$50 bas 2eben eptS rpGbrt.
1lnb es i6eint bic @IaubensIonne,
@arm unb milb eu6 in bas Ser3;
@u9 Der Il II ( d uIb iel'9e 0onne
Hanbt nod nibt Der Rene S6mer3.
Saltet felt on @brifi Gebre,
@as aud fre6 has Welttinb ipri6t,
9tt6t 9eieat eut ~ benz Seere,
Sas NIT Sobn ben @lauben bri6t.
2tn ben buntlen S6eibepe9en
Gel Der @laube Sibrer eud,
limb er pirb nit @nabenieaen
Selbit ben Irmeu MAIDEN reid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-19

Bon bsr Jeisr bss A. Suli BORT man
bier in Dubuque nod sar uenis. 8i4t
bas Poiaunsn In aas Welt ma9t cine 6eier
sroBartis, nein bic Sorarbsitsn asih
tbun. Cine W%uaisuusurbe nimrnt feline
Seitung EN-.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-19

Sem 3. Gwen pom aep @sfi purbe an
mittuO& elm p~srtbpOaes gferS pom Der
Deibe ~asffoblsn. Ser Sheriff wurbs pom
Dtebfabl tn RenntniB seiest. 0as Bferb
wurbs pisbersrIanst, bod bonn Dtsbs bat
man teins Spur.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-19
Sic Sabiansr. ueIde bier auabenbIid

SR SaoIaHer, welWe pIer auaoenoll1
i'm gaiebaupart ibre San3e unS ionfissn
&uniftite ausfibren, tommsn BET Gage
man9mal 3ur Stabt. 8orise 8o9e CAB
ibnen Elm sepifenIoier Wtrtb gu trinten
uns fie fInsen gu 9uuie ScanbaI on. &ir
warnen bic 8irtbe bteien SSbnen Der
gbene ia feline beraui9enben @etrdnte 3u
~pertaufen, iet es mas IS wule. Na9 benz
8unSesseiete tam bsrierise, ber Snbias
nsrn iot4e 9etranfe uertdaft, gu nteb,jibs
,isem 9sfdnsniB uerurtbeiIt perben. l1nb
Sntel Gam ipaBt seuObuIi3 ni6t, bas 1T
betannt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-19

Nit benz Nnfaus b. VI. TT cine 9its
sinsstreten, ME fs tn bsr 8dfe Sabara
ni&t f95nsr fem fam. Sod in ben
Neun;isen ipielt has Ebsrmomster nno BITE
arme Weni&en idpiben. baB es gum @rs
barmen 1T. Die Sise pirb UNI 10 mebr
smpfunbsn, aIs fe faf plOsli9 nod tub
lereu @etter auftrat. aber bic 5armsr
idmun3eIn unb reibsn ii4 bic 9dnbs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-19

Ser ssfabrlidfte 8streioepurm fir ben
Sarmer unb &rbsitsmann in ben Ser.
Staaten befinbet fi3 ni9t auf benz Selbe,
ionbern in @bicaso an ber @etreibsb5ris.
SSbu foats man 3und9ft unb suar rs9t
sriinbIi9 usrni9tsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-19

6. 9. &iltp, Der gntOmOIosif bes
adsrbaus0 departments in Baibinston,
bat &unbi9retben ausseianbt, woriu er
I'M Iustunft unb gsoba9tunsen iber bic
Qocui's btttet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-19

9rei Solars III ber 9reis fur bic Sins
unb Sssrsiie mad Chicago wdbrsnb Der
republitauii4en 3attonal : Convention.
go biGis, par bic Rsiie mad Gbicaso nod
ME. an ausfsslern uirb's fidey nidt
fsblen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-19

Gus aanias Gitp tOmmt bic Na&ri4t,
baB bort am Donnsri flag .. W. Sas. ".
Dunn, Der Yfarrer uon ct. 9atrid seftors
ben III. Ser gsrftorbene war bier febr
wobl bstannt, ba bsfem gItsrn LANCE bisr
Iebten. r. I. P. =
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-19
Die Chicago, Wttltu anfee & ct,
YauI.Gtienbahtt bot folasnbe 9rsiie iii

Sie nSntsrnatiunals Sppuarapbiide
ltnion", bic firali5 in &anias Gitp in
Sisuns NOT, Bat ben Strstt ber Seser
an Der btsfisen vEimss" sutsebeiBen. Sn
SoIse beiien erbaIteu bic Streiter Inter;
itIbuna pon Der Union.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-19

9ie GOmiidsa albOliide SduBseie1=
idaft bon Soma bdit am Wittuod unb
Donneritas bieier ISOLDE ibre Sabresuer.
iamuIuns In Waterloo al.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-19

Sd babe ct. Satobs Del ssssn
S9mer5en ansepanbt unb babe ~sefunben,
baB es bas 1T, fir mas es empfobIen wirb.
Geo. u. SIenner, 424 s.sStrabe,
louisville, Rp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-19

Steitag nm bic Mittagsseit brs5 5eusr
an Der Ode pom Is. uno @lmfrase aus.
gs ssIans ben &aminbsunb baIS gu I6s
idsn. gs parb mebr S9absa bur9's
BaHer aIs bur4's Ssuer setban.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-19

Der Biussyerein Bat 9errn 8. W.
Bsrnsr aIs Delssat nod Der @ensraIsger
iaumIuns bes Centrally eretrs, bic bisies
s5abr In Cincinnati itattfinbst, ernannt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-19
Setporaerufen burd cine isenbe 9sbenss

Setporgerufen burd cine isenbs 9sbsnss
petfe, toumt uein Wasen Isidt in llnorbs
nuns. wsBpesen i'd bdufis etu Wittel sss
brau9en muB, wel5es mein Spitem pieber
in Srbnnns brinst. Or. Iusuf &6nts's
hamburger Eropfen 1T elm Wittel, auf
bas mon ii9 isbsrseit perIaHen tam. -
9eors @6rmIe, 1877 2aco&' StraBe, aues
sbenp, ga.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-19
Staat + Amgegeud.
Entered at the postoffice at Dubuque, Iowa,
and admitted for transmission through
the mail at s~econd-class rates.
@geuteu Der ,,6asette" III Gbicaau.

9r. Better &eiter, 1855 gurlins StraBe.
Sr. q. Stetns'SaImus, 206 @analport
2lpenue.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-19

Bais6aa, gaiebaa unb piebsr Saiss
bau, Elm anberes @eiprd5, fibrsa bic
iuusen Burden ni5t mebr!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-19
Scr @etterprupbet Iuiter IaBt aud

wisber sinmul pon ii9 b6rsn. 0issmal
iinb es Stirme fir bic ;ueite 9dlfts bss
Wonats SUM-, nit benen er uns liberia:
i9en mill. aber ba iol3e Yropbeseibuns
gen bisber meif srSidtet warsn, brandt
man Dor Der gerwtrtIi6uns bieier neusften
ni1t aQSu bauee.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-19

0er 3elesrupb.) IS. SUM 1883.
Bei;en-rotber, go. 2, 80 bis 81 Gts.
@eIi 6toru-47 bis All @ts.
30-304 @ts.
Rpo9eu- bis - 9ts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-19
Sie fDnnen bic Sninois Central Giieu=


babu fur bic foIsenbsn Orte ans S. Stunt
unb 10. SUM- nebmsn unb bssablsn banu
aur einen Brsis fir bic &eiie BIN unb per:
Soma Sails, Soma,
@ebffe, Ctr, Soma,
Sort Dodge, Soma,
Storm Gate, Soma,
gbsrotee, Soma,
Semars, Soma,
Siour @itp, Soma.
10 ME Sic bisielbe gabn fir bic foIsenben
Srte IN Der neu stOffaeten gbsrotse &
Oatota Sabn nebmsn tOnnen:
9arrabee. @oobitot,
9rimsbar, SbeIoon,
George, &od &apibs,
Siour Salts, Qutmbp,
@aibta, @orrectionuils,
antbon, annette, Snawa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-19

9onnerftas Nbenb bei9entten bic fris
beren MitsIisber Der &nisbts of 9abor:Srs
santiation bes Statsratbs ben @rsWapor
Soelter NIT ieinsm In Notwithstanding
aussefabrten unb wobIseIunsensn gOrtrdt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-19
2iepsr,dt's asotbsie 1T untsr Der Sci.

5ispprsdt's apOtbsie 1T untsr Der ssi'
tuns bss @si6dftsfibrers 8. sc. 8tttmer,
ber II Sabre IN Sorbert's 9ei6dft mar,
nod INNER often unb TN 9anse.
Oas sanss Eager Don 8eiBbinbsr6irit item
(whitewashbrushes) 1T gum 9ertauf.
Iarbsn unb 6iruiNe. 9eir6Is (rOb uuS sSS4D,
Sdrubbbiriteu, Srodene Sarbeu,
S6ubbarteu, S}arben IN Del,
,Senlterbarlten, Sfmtl9te bdrbens
8ieibeblriteH &ahertarbeH,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-19
Gbieaao 0arftberiht.

CYsr Sslesrapb.) 10. sunni 1888.
80 eisen-Ro. I, 20 bis 20 SITS.
% eH9torn-47 @ts.
Safer-32 @ts.
RogaeR-63 @t8.
@erfe-S3-4 @ts.
Sutter-22 bis 81 @ts.
SarmtGie, liz GtS.
Gier-21 bis aa1 Cts.
@bisfp-$1.13.
ShweiHe-S4.95 bis 500.
&inbpteb-$2.25 bis $50.
S1wetnsfleii9-$12 90 bis $1,000.
S9maIa-$7.47 bis 7.50. .
aRtItpa ufee Ntarftbert@t.
(Ysr Gtlssrapb.) IS. SUM 1883.
@eissn-Ro. 2, rs Gts.
Safer-S5 Cts.
@sl9torn-7f @ts.
&ossen-65i @ts.
@erfe-R o. 2, 70 ets,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-19

5I pernttetben.
0os Sotel bat Der lluterSei6nete 90 Sabre
lang sefihrt. gs bat cine iebr quite SllnOi6aft,
1T III aus9eiei9netem 3uitanoe nit 8trtbs
l9ait psrbuuben unb but 80 Better.
geim Sauie iinb srobe Stalunssn unS ses
i6lOiiene 9urO.
Die Rietbe fam auf ;pet oOer mebr Sabre
as9eben Sen.-9iebbaber tOuuen ii9 bis gum
erten Rai All ben unter;eidneteu Gisentbimer
penoen. Sb. altman.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-19

0etps9orf Narftberi6t.
(Her Selesrapb.) IS. SUM 1888.
@ei;en-Milp., 30. 2, 80 bis 90t @ts.
Safer-39 bis 40 Gts.
% eti6torn-9em. ID. Git @ts.
g d. N eineflei 6-$15. 90 bis 1850.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-19
3u permietben.

g9e9en Ridtrttt aus benz Gei6dfte, itebt bas
in Der Nabs oes GOurtbauies 81 Dubuque, Sa.,
seIesere ..,.......
HOTEL"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-19
10 &oftpreiien.

~ NUFVItIItH'
Eai9enmefer,
,S9seren aasr art
~ niebrisiten Breiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-19
ct. Souis Warftberi6t,

gleimineral, ............... $22. O0-24.OC
Observation-Disclosures, dry boone)S .00--10.0C
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-08-09

1t is easy to understand why the Democratic
papers are annoyed by the cXuberant delight
OF English papers over the Democratic free
trade movement, but it seems to us that such
sentiments as this from the British Hosiery
Review are good for the American to paste in
his hat:
eve venture to assert that England will reap
the largest share of any advantages that may
arise from the adoption of the ideas now adj
vocated by the free trade party in the United
States"
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-08-09

Me AN NE fAlIi-E.
always voted "thc ticket straight
in me father :forc too
Not this tine tho iisht shu'c q late,
An that ; fhNhat tell You
It's rue raisons moshtlv now We want>
Wei, I'll give We thin mitcy plain:
Free thrade ud makes me Twin Schkant
An gratcly itittle me brain.
knew thin Inglish afore We wor born
An I've folly'd up al! their ways;
They're plottn an plannn' 10 do uz harm
In every shape they PLACE.
They murdered our thratla in the poor Guild land
An dhruV w out lex sheep:
But here, at lasht We can make a slithanl
An bury thin oceans deep.
Let thin keepfrcc thralc to t.leirsclves an AK
For our beef or pork an halies-
We can give these free OF any tax
1dhout losin' our own good names
An fhwhat can want from them d'yc think
Sweet nothin' at all, ye'll be houn,;,
But lave to live on this other brink
An tile on this holy ground
They daren't refuse us that We know,
But they would if they could, yer sowl,
So let thin take their free thrade below
Where their 'Alrys an LiZZvs howl,
TIE BATTLE CRY "rKorEC rIoN'
Yes, We'll rally round the Nag, boys, well rally
once again,
Shouting the battle cry, "Protection."
We will rally from the workshop, we will gather
from the farm,
shouting the battle, "Protection."
Chorus
Protection forever. lIurrah, boys, hurrah.
Down with the bandanna, up with the "stars,''
While Wen rally round the flag, boys, wen rally
once again,
Shouting the battle cry, "Protection."
We are sringing to the call of our brothers in the
fight
Shouting the battle cry, "Protcction.'
And we'll fill our swelling ranks with a million
freemen more,
Shouting the battle cry, "Protection.'
We will welcome to our numbers the Ioval, true
and brave,
Shouting the battle cry, "Protcction.''
And although they may be poor, not n man shall
be a slave,
Shouting the battle cry, "Protec,ion.''
So we're springing from the North, South, the
East and from the West,
Shouting the battle cry, "PrOtection."
And we'll hurl the "frec trade crew from the
land we love the best,
Shouting the bottle cry, "Protection.'
To make this song effective the club should he
provided with bandannas and flag handkerchiefs.l
H. l.. SIZER
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-08-09
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss. she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-08-09

volcanic eruption at BanGaisan. China. fifty
leagues from Yokohama, destroyed several vii
lagos and killed 900 persons, including 100
visitors at the Thermal Springs. A fresl, crater
has formed and the eruption il still active.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-08-09
DON'7s c0lD

man for groanins when he has
rheumatism or Neuralgia. The pain
is simply awful. No torture in the
ancient times was more painful than
these twin diseases. But-oughtn't
man to be blamed if, having Rheu.
matism or Neuralgia, he wont use
Ath-lo-pho-ros, when it has cured
thousands who have suffered in the
same way? 1t has cured hundreds
after physicians have pronounced
them incurable.
The skill Of five physicians could not
cure ne of Rheumatism which had settled
in the hips: neck and shoulders, So intense
vas the pain that sleep almost imNs-
Sible The first dose of Athlophoros gay.
me relief and the third enabled me TO sleep
for four and half hours without waxing
continued its use. and now well
REV. s. H. TROYER. New Albany. Ind
Aj-SeDd cents for the beautiful colorcd pic-
ture, Moorish Maiden"
THEATNLOPHOROS co. ne WaN SIM
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-08-09
TH! FREE TRADE BANHANNA.

"
tir-"Thc Old Oahen Bucket
How dear to MY heart is the Democrat party,
When fond recollection re-cntS II to view.
The Free Trade, the state Rights, the Copper
heads hearty,
And all the Reform tlirh the ,lcinagogucS knew
The wide-spreadinc Grover, the Mil7 that stood
by him.
The mock "Civil- service tie hIoa'!-aNe lhat
fcll
The crack of the >laSe-MIip when war was a
t;lilur",'
AID cen TIE ban'i;nna all loved 80 well
The snuf'-slainc,l hanranna,
The barred and starred banner,
Palmetto ban,!anila,
We all lUNru - Wrl!.
Tina; snun-coloryd nD-erG- hailed as Il treasure
As soldier and pension drove from the field! .
TO sacrifice il-lcrmal's rights wa a pleasure
To Free Trade and England our industries Yield
How ardent seized il with hands that were glow
ing,
~ quick my big re-, probosc, it fell;
And dripping with vct"cs, wieiae, il well,
The Free Trade taninn.,
Confederate hammer,
Tie Golden !uh banHrr
w { All o.td 50 ", Ill.
Hos sweet froH The hligadicr elan la receive it,
\ ileencn di>frHHcli-cii they sent a. die graz
N"t the Star >paii@lcd banner coud tempt me t"
leave it,
Though bright With Die glory that Washington
gave.
And nov, .trien"ycd from my iii.,il situation,
The tear OF regret wlii intlu,ivcy swell,
~ far up salt River take my Sad station
Amt ply the lan'lanna once loved W ell.
hcal the hosanna
From lost Indiana,
on tc;ir-sl.tinc'i bantamHt
Orrc loved 50 cit.
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Great bargains continue to
be given at Hervey's Jewelry
Store. MIR. n. is constantly re-
ducjng his large stock at these
wonderfully low prices. Now
is your opportunity 10 get first
class, warranted goods, at
prices seldom offered. II YOU
arc looking for WATCHES,
CLOCKS, SILVER WARE or
JEWELRY, don't fail to call.
Belfast, June A. ISSs.-2ltf
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Calved Feb. 90 lss7. Bred by John l.. Smith
Banedlar Sire Princess Aaggie's Royal (iig.) II.
II. B.-Grandsire ROYAL hAGGiE (S4ti) H. ii. Il.
Dam, Aagge Corncla ID Gurtha 600 ii. II. i.
Grand Dam Princess Aaggie (;1jis) II. II. Il. NO.
TlCE:-Princcss Aaggic's Royal has "a blood of
Princess OF Wayne (aj4) largest milk record Of any
living COW: d of same blood as Princess of Wayne
H. +. heifcr; 81 same blood as AagGie 2,l (l3Go)
with largest milk and butter record Of any years
any COW Of any breed, lIlG of same blood as Royal
Aaggie (i4G3) of Royal blood for generations back
and whose service fee is $500 two hundred dol
lars). Aaggie Cornelia IS. Gurthas ROYAL traces
back blood ten times to the celebrated bull Rocker
Desiring to improve the breed of COWS in this
County, Mr. Denslow has directed that the service
fee shall be only ONE DOLLAR. 2w3l
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Freedom Academy

THE FALL TERM OF FREEDOM ACADEMY
will begin SEPT. 4, under the principalshil
of II. II. CROXFORD, A. b. He will be assisted by
Misses FLORA d. MARKS and ALICE J. DAVIS, both
graduates of Bucksport Seminary, and teachers Of
very successful experience. The aim of tie Acad
envy is first, secure thoroughness, then rapid
progress as is consistent with good scholarship
Great care has been taken to secure teachers who
will give the most thorough instruction in Epgish
studies. Parents may send their children here with
the assurance that every effort will be made to OBJ
tain from them careful efficient work. To com
mercial students larger inducements are offered
than ever before. There will be classes beginning
Latin, Greek, Astronomy and Geology. 3w@l
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Cottage for Sale
Ar

THE cottage on Northport Camp Ground known
i rs SUMNER REST, Griffin street. near the
site Of the Waverly Hotel is offered for sale for
$3.50. The cottage is beautifully situated, over
looking the bay, is supplied with abundance of
soft water and has all cOnvenences. Call on
r. NJ. BARNEY.
Belfast, July %, ISss.-3w30+
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S"N'. @! An ENoIi-II FREE TRADER.
-,ir-prans' and Green.
Bron~ rejoice and Yankees ,ieplore
British tree trade VIII carry the day:
soon ry whistle and furnace will roar,
British free trade will carry the day:
We love Grover,
And soon over
Thousands OF vessels III halhor and bay.
The nag OF Our queen
Will gladly he seen,
British free trade viii carry the day:
Grover loves Ms,
Helps and shoycs lis
Upward aId onward from idle decay
l;;lyal,i and Mills.
With low tariff bil>,
And British free trade Will carry the day.
British free trade must carry The day;
lilanching the face OF orr monarch with fear,
british free trade must carry the day;
Mills are SILENT
ErltainS trident,
Still Ger the ocean Of commerce must SWAY;
Trade is So tiul,
The ''Work us is fuil,
:" British free trade must carry tie ,ay:
Luck has mlss'i rs,
Friends, assist us,
tilimmcys are crum5ling with cold and decay
BIlt0n sans bread,
l. ROYALTY : dread,
So British tree trace must carry tile day;
\ nat ion that, weak is the Engiishnan's prey
British free ir;;dc will carry til. day
Don't know a place We can plumber o4ay,
British free trade will carry the day:
IuluS eat us,
Beers defeat Us.
F"Iiala keep plotting and planning away
Grover and Mills
Will cure ali our ll-
Wien British free trade Will carry the day
Grover, bless him,
Wen carcss him
When he comes over t" London to stay
Wen make him q lord.
IT nd