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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1888-07-05

Prohibitory Convention Postponed.
The prOhibitOry county convention
announced for tomorrow has been
postponed. Due announcement of the
date will be given when fixed.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1888-07-05

William, I3 years old son of James
Blewitt, charged with larceny of mon
ey from Frank Lynch's store, was last
week fined so and costs, total $50,
$I2 which he paid.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1888-07-05

Edward Evans, evangelist, ad-
dressed the mems meeting Sunday af-
ternoOn with such acceptance that, in
response to general request, he spoke
again Monday evening.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1888-07-05

The democrats will open a pub
lie reading room and meeting place for
the campaign in the room formerly
occupied by Rowell as printing Office
in Bank block on Railroad street.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1888-07-05

Pensions have been granted the
past week to Freedom d. Prescott of
North Danville, William Walsh of
WOlcOtt, Esther, widow of Sandford
G. Gray of Lyndon Centre.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1888-07-05

-Alvah Gile while moving in Will
liam Green's field on Hastings street
Tuesday found the dress belonging to
Miss Jennie Giles that was stolen from
Arthur Wilder's house two weeks ago.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1888-07-05

When the county court finished
up the naturalizing business it was
fOund that 55 had been naturalized and
AZ declarations filed.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1888-07-05
Silver Wedding.

Silver Wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Osborn Chase celebrat-
ed the twenty fifth anniversary of
their marriage Saturday evening at
their residence on Main street. Be-
sides a large number of townspeople
there were present DR.. and Mrs. Wis
well of Cabot, Mr.. and Mrs. Mccormick
of Boston and Mrs. w. J. Jackson of
Boston Highlands. Among the nu-
merOus and elegant presents were
twenty silver dollars spread upon
plate bearing this inscription :
"Twenty-five shekels of silver, from
the families of the tribes of the South
church." A handsome French clock
surmounted with bronze piece was
presented by the boarders in the house
and there were many lesser presents
by family and village friends. The
parlors were filed during the evening,
the yard was decorated with Chinese
lanterns, refreshments were served
and general good time enjoyed.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1888-07-05
rOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.
Weather Record.
NEW ADS. IN THIS PAPER.

W T. Kelley-HOuse for Sale.
W. F. Kelley-HOrse for Sale.
Mrs. d. A. MOrrison-Special Millinery Sale.
Harvey & Brown-Remnant Sale.
DIR. r. E. Cross-Magnetic Physician.
j. r. DelanO's Est.-Probate of viii.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1888-07-05

"A meeting of the South church So
ciety is called for this evening to con-
slider the question of repairing and i'm
proving the church edifice.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1888-07-05
How He Dunnett.

How He Dunnett.
Our States Attorney is travelling
about with his hand wrapped up in a
sheet. 1t seems that while he was vio-
lating the law yesterday in an attempt
to fire off some pyrotechnics the combi-
nation exploded, the concussiOn knock
ed him heels over head and his hand
was quite seriously burned. 1t is a
curious fact that doesn't call for ex-
tended remarks that the only injury
reported was the one to this arm of the
law. Indeed quite extended remarks
are said to have been made by the at
torney himself, who suddenly develop
ed a remarkable knowledge of the En-
glish language and how she may be
spoken in an emergency like this.
The boys say it was the funniest event
of the day.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1888-07-05

Mrs. Abby Burke has sold her
house and land on Pearl street to Geo.
Brow, who takes possession August !.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1888-07-05

Killed by the Cars.
Stewart Baker, aged 18, telegraph
operator at johnson, in attempting to
jump on a moving train yesterday at 9
a. M, slipped and fell under the
wheels. He died at noon.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1888-07-05

of Burlington, who was here on the
day of the cyclone but whose investiga-
tions were interrupted by that little
affair, will come here again as soon as
practicable and complete his examina-
tion and report.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1888-07-05

The Presbyterian church expects
10 welcome its new pastor Sunday
when Rev. S. j. Grove begins his min
istratiOns.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1888-07-05
For CIergymen.

Neatly engraved Marriage Certificates for sale
at this Office. Prices, with envelope to match, Is
and 20 cents each, according to quality. If order
ed by mail, send nothing larger than twO-esnt
stamps.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1888-07-05

Alden Shepard was fined $5 and
tOsts for assault last week, the result
of row down in Fairbanks stable.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1888-07-05
BRIEF LOCALS.

There is to be meeting of prOhi
bitionists at w. z. Stafford's office this
evening.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1888-07-05

The Mt. Washington railway has
begun running trains, and Among the
Clouds will begin its daily appearance
next Ieek.-Rev. t. Dewitt Talmage
of Brooklyn and his congregation are
at Fabyans this week, making their
headquarters at the Fabyan house.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1888-07-05

Extra copies of the CaIedonian can be
iad at A. D. Rowell's or F. o. Clark's
bookstores, OF at this Office. Price cents
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1888-07-05

When You can own a nice home for $780, short
distance north of Centre Village, on main road,
with acres good land and house built new short
time since with comfortable barns, good spring
water running to house the year around The
above place is very desirable for working at
st. Johnsbury or Pierce's Paper Mill On account
OF death the place is offered for sale at above
price Apply to l55 63l w. F. KELLEY.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1888-07-05
A Narrow Escape.

A Narrow Escape.
John Norton met with a narrow es-
cape Monday afternoon while driving
the road machine. He was endeavOr-
ing to turn round at narrow place in
the road on Crow hill when the ma
chine struck stone and thrust the
whiffietree against one of the horses
causing them all to run. He was
thrown from his seat but pluckily kept
hold of the reins until he was drawn
over the road a distance of four or five
rods when the reins broke. When
picked up he was pretty thoroughly
demoralized, but came out of it all
right save some external bruises. Had
he not kept his hold still further dam
age would have been done.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1888-07-05
Children's Sunday.

Ch1ldren'S Sunday.
Children's day was observed at the
Baptist church on Railroad street Sun
day evening more successfully than
ever before. The floral decorations
were specially attractive. An open
Bible was represented by field daisies,
the words "Holy Bible" by pansies,
while the motto "God is Love" was
worked in daisies on the wall in the
rear of the platform. There were in
teresting recitations and songs by the
little folks and collection of $II.15
taken for the Baptist publication So
ciety. Rev. DR.. Samuel Graves of the
Atlanta (Ga.) University preached at
the Baptist church Sunday morning,
taking up collection of over $40 for
the work.
AT the Universalist church the day
was also given up to the children.
Rev. Mr.. HOyt preached sermon to
the children in the afternoon and in
the evening there was a concert with
good singing and speaking by the
children. The church was very hand
sOmely decorated.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1888-07-05

Some ID members of Moose River
encampment went to WOOdsville last
week to assist the LittletOn and
WOOdsville encampments in comforting
degrees on candidates. Among those
present were Grand Patriarchs Lam
phrey of n. III. and Jones of Vermont,
Past G. p. Lane of Concord, N. H., P.
III. p, o. II. Henderson and others.
The Free Baptist people, who have
been waging war on their finance ac-
count for some weeks, have come off
the VictOrs by large majority. Last
Sunday morning they subscribed about
$I75 toward painting and repairing
the church edifice and the work will
begin at once. Besides this they have
raised more than ever before for the
regular church expenses and everything
is now lovely.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1888-07-05

In reply to question as to what has
become of the adjourned village meet
ing that was to meet before July 1 to
take action on water supply question,
the trustees state that it has been i'm
possible to fully investigate the ques-
tiOn in the time allowed. Mr.. Lang
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1888-07-05

H. c.. Bates and A. F. Nichols
have resurrected a couple of brass cam
paign buttons that did service in the
Harrison campaign of 1910 and are
wearing them. On each button is
represented log cabin with keg of
cider hOisted up by the door. The ci-
Temperance" plank in the Chicago
platform, but it tallies well enough
with the conduct of the California
Blaine shOuters at the convention.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1888-07-05
Republican Flag Raising.

hepuDllcdH Il Lag EOdISIuSs
The republicans raised a campaign
flag on Tuesday afternoon in front of
the Athen8um before a large and en-
thusiastic audience. The drum corps
furnished the music and when the new
flag, 26 by Sc feet, swung to the breeze
the crowd gave three lusty cheers and
a tiger. Judge Walter P. Smith then
introduced Gen. Stephen Thomas of
Montpelier who spoke eloquently for
nearly 80 minutes. The speaker said
this flag, and the ticket on it meant
protection to American labor and also
to those who had saved the republic.
Any more vetoes of pension bills must
be made between now and March 4,
1889. Gen. Thomas said he had voted
for every president since 1882, was a
democrat until the war, but since then
he was for the country regardless OF
party. Protection carried Oregon and
it will carry New York too. In clos.
ing he referred very tenderly to the
sorrows of the late war, and urged al
present to work for the party tha
saved our flag and preserved the I'm
ion.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1888-07-05
w. H. PRESTON, AuctiOneer.
For Sale or Rent.


The LangdOn J. Cummings premises Good
house and barn, and five acres of excellent land.
Stiff EDauire of W. H. PRESTON.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-28

Was. 1T Der Curt enbli9 3urid BON
ietnen Srrfabrten? fraste Der Sffi,ier Ieb;
Daft. llnb tn 9SbIis2 Nun, iiber feline
@efanseni9aft bort wirb bic Srau Wama
nt9t %5irnen; aber mas feblt tbm sisent.
lid?
0te tIimatii6en Sisber i9einen feinen
Organisms ;erftSrt ~ baben, iaate ber
&apIun; felt ienem @sbirnfisber IN Yera
bat CT ii9 ME pieber gang erboIt. gben
iest batteu mir BITE beiten 6offnungen ;
bod i4etnt bic grmibuns ber &eiie bteien
&affaQ be%ruorserufen gu baben, on benz ct
i9on Wo4en lang labOrtrt.
0as 1T trauris, iaste Der Sff,ier tbeil,
nebmenb. SIS MAJ aud cine uusIidlt1e
Sbee pom BET Mutter, Jpn fortsui6iten
i9 weiB ia. pie ite fi9 bamals barum be-
miibte, 9ott weiB, parum. 81 er beun
iest beiier2
ga, er III auf ber @eneiuns, unb ba CT
ben brinsenbsn @uni9 ausipra9, mid gu
ieben, bin i'd setOmmen. Rorseu sebe i'd
bin. Die @rdftn 1T i@on felt etntsen 8o:
den bort.
Damn tomme i'd ieSenfaus In BET nd6s
item 3ett AUDI elm DIAL biniber, ben alien
5reuno gu besriBen unb Der ipr0bsn goms
teile metne Iufuartung su MAIDEN. 0o
itstt Der iansffe Sobu, 9raf Itcolas2
Sn ieinem Restment; er bat ii6 iebr ses
ftdrtt uno 1T re9t ti9tis seporben in ben
Ietten Sabren.
60! @ber benz gurt wirb er ME bas
Wafer rei9en. Gin pradtiser, Iisbenspirs
bigger &erI! Wie ber mar, sibt es ni9t
pteIe. SammerpoH, wenn er ni1t wisber
seiunb wiirbe. Aber tommen sic, Serr
Raplan; etpas bat bic Wenidsnflutb Ii9
uerlaufen, inb mir f6nnen seben.
Sie i6ritten poran. Cine @ruppe iuns
ger Sffijtere fdloB f6 benz &ittmeiiter an.
ST bas Srauen3immer idSn! riefen Ell.
ntse Der Siusiten nod In beuer 8sssifte'
runs. Wabrbaft bimmlii9es Weib l1nb
bies &eiten! &ittmsiitsr, t9 bite sic,
mir baben fe bod i9on SITTER 9eieben -
aber 10 nod nte! SabeIbafte Tortfdritts
bat fte semadt.
Sd weiB nt1t, iagte Der &ittmeiiter
trofen, friiber bat ie mir better gefalen.
IS war etwas gisentbimIi9ss, uie fe boz
mails rift, fi9 feIbft gang auBsr 49t Iais
ieab, nur tbr gferb u%orfibrenb. Sest
ma9t fe's wte aue Nnbern unb probucirt
f4 felbft. Iber ieben sic, Baron, it
bas ni9t bsr Bring o., pon benz man
iast, baB ct wesen BET f9Snen &eiterin
tmmer Der Eruppe folse?
Sa, Der LANCE 9err IN gtuil nit hem
tabIen &opf. Ran ersdblt SabsIsei9i9s
ten, mas er aaes treibt bteier Sirene mes
gen !; bod iiberfliiiser 0eiie. sic fol-
ldnsit uerlobt ietn NIT benz erffen @es
i6dftsfabrer ibres 8aters, Der sifsrii9tis
wte Elm 9u9s fe beuadt.
l1eber bes &apIans 2ippsn sins Elm Ieis
fer Seuf5er.
&om1nen Sis mod ni5t elm ruenis NIT
uus, seiili9er SEER, iaste ber Rittmeifter
uerbtnbli9, bic beige Sibuns burd einen
tablen Erunt gu bei@IieBen2
Sd bante Sbnen, fasts Der &apIau. SIR
einen Gbenb mar es senus ber WsItIi6tsit.
Sd bente i9ou In Der Sribe peitsr ;u rel:
fen. IIio auf @isbsrfebsn In @6bltt,
meine 5srren! limb fe f1itteIten fi6
freunbIi9 bic 9anbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-28
XVIII.

Weine i6mar;e Ruuit baS 1T mein S6mer;
Ntein 3auber elm 9ebro6'n mes Serj,
Uni @iner meiB, warum.
@eibeI.
9as mar Elm filler 9tstiessfdbrte, murs
melte bic alte anne, bic peri9lafenen 4us
gen reibenb, ais fe IN benz Waseu neben
ibrer iungen 9errtn Blae senommen bate.
9te alte Nnne mar benz Director treu 9es
bIteben; fe mar itets ROra's gsslsitsrin
unb pibmste ibr mad pie Dor ibre belonbere
9fe9e. Nora, mein 8Ipp9sn, i'd CLAUDE,
bu frierit, feSte ife baber aud ieet iorsiam
bin3u, bic bite Reiiebede tbr b0ber binaufs
3iebenb - 6as tommt pom all ben Radts
fabrten, pon all benz Sasen bur9 bic @elt.
8ott iei 0ant, baB mir enbli9 an Srt
unb Steue ftnb 60 alte &no9en ertrasen's
balb ni1t msbr - uub 10 iuuse aud ni9t,
fpra9 ite fir ii9 ueiter, fi9 mibiam aus
benz Basen belfenb, ber iest an einem Der
eriten 9OteIs bteIt.
Ser SER, Der bic 9amen am gabnbof
empfansen, mar aud bier wieber our Stsls.
Ser Director 1T i9on 9eftern Ibeub anses
Ianat, bert5tete er. Qqes lit auf iibermors
gen ssOrbnet, penn sic, 5rauIein Rora,
ni6t gu srmiibet ftnb. Nora f9ien taum
gu b6ren; ie nitts nur itumut unb ities bic
&reppe binan, Obne peiter ROti3 BON ibm
gu nebmen.
Sebr unsnabis, murmslte 9anboIfo.
2la3u perpO6utl 8alb, meme S46ne,
perbe i'd es Sbnen ~ieber absew6bnen
miiiisn. 9lber, trre i'd ni4t iebr, 10 maj
bas ia Der gonte, Der ba aus benz Coupe
i9autel 9offentIt3 tein &enbe5uous!
StIft ibr absr 9laes ni9ts, .... ben be-
fommt fe u bod ni6t mebr, bic bella
donna - bafir babsn mir seiorst! 0ess
buIb mar bic rei3enbe 5Obeit aber sepiB
10 uusndbis - nun, mir re4nen nod ab
NIT Der 3eit, iests sr b6bnif9 ld6elnb
bin3u, in bas Observation-Disclosures bss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-28

ober rlnre9t elmer Sanbluu9 enti6ieben,
10 bleibe babel uno iie5' leinen Gusipru6
fir unwiberrufli6 an.
Sacobp.
4m anbern Worgen warb su friber
Stunbe Rora elm Billet sebra6t, has gnts
mort beii6te. 9te Nadt mar ibr In fisbers
batter llnrube uersansen. gle iaB iest an
ibrem S9reibtii9, persebIi9 fi9 bemi,
benb, einen Srief gu entwerfen, ben ie
INNER wieber 3erriB. 0as Billet, weI9es
fe erbtelt, beitanb uur aus elmer giftens
turts nit bsr anfrase, Oh ber gstreffenbe
eri6eiuen biirfe. Rora a6serte uni6Iiiis
- aber als Tonne iie nt1t anberS, ieste
fe bod cine beiabenbe Intuort baruntsr
unb ianbte es 5uriid. - @lei9 barauf
bdtte fe bieie @nti9siouus wiberrufen mos
gen.
Der &aplan, pon benz bic Mnfrase sez
weisn, eri9ien benn aud baIb. Sn gro:
fer grresuns trat Rora ibm entsesen. Or
rei9te tbr bic Sanb unb iab ibr eruif unb
milb, tbeilnabmuoa In bas Ause.
9eiB pauten ibr gum Ser5en bic Grim
uerunseu, bic f9 an i'm tnipften felt ibrer
fribeiten &inbbett. Tbrdnen ~ftir3ten ibr
aus ben 9lussn. 90 isbsn sic mid pieber,
rtef ite i6mersli9, cine &eitsrin, cine
&unitreiterin trob allebem! sic mari fi9
auf ben tlsineu Oipan nieber unb betra9s
tete fdlu93enb ibr @eft@t.
9ott iei seprieisn fir bic Ebrdneu, iaste
Der &aplan, leiie bic Sanb ibr auf ben
S4eiteI Legend. Wetr armies &tnb, i'd
bante @ott, baB es btr Elm ioldss Spfer
1T; adj, i'd fir6tete seftern, bu batteit
bid bamit aussefObnt.
8, bdtte i9 es nurl rief Nora bitter.
@dre es bod tstn Spfer mebr! &0nnte
i'd nar persefen, aaes persefen pom fris
Der bis auf ben letten @ebanten. -. Sd
bab' ia uieIeidt senus gum @lidli9ieiu:
Rsidtbum, Bewunberung unb S96nbeit,
ME Sic 9eute iassu - 4ues, mas bas 2es
ben rsispoa madt. @arum banse i5 al
ben alien @ebanten, bic t9 70 germ perseis
fen m61te2 l1nb u tonmen aud Ste
nod, ben Rampf o neuem Az weden!
Sd babe Sie bitten wolen, ni1t AZ TOMS
men, mid nt9t au b~sunrubisen = batte
i'd es nut setban! 9afsn Sie mid bic
Wese seben, bic ni9t su dnbern iinb ; bann
bin i9 pielsi9t weniser unslidl9 - 3,
warum tamen Ste2
gle ipra9 tn fur9tbarer @rrssuns,
RAID, abftoBsns, bart.
GOrtfesuns fOIst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-28
0eaen Simtfranfbetten.

Asirfsn aussSeidbnst.
@ls Elm gang auSseS: ;6nsteS glutrtlnt.
eunesmittel fam i'd Or. @ueuf RSnie's
hamburger 3rppfsn bsfpnbsrS smpfeblsn.
Sd babe f6pr b6uie @eIeeenbeit attaBi
mid pom beren 0irfIamfett gu ibsrssuatn.
-SatUb SbIsn, 5 Spsswan 9laee, RO&ts>
tsr, q. q.
CRrfea In feinsr camille febItn.
Sn feirsr GamiIie fpIten Or. gusua
8cnt9's Sartburesr 3ropfen ft6len. Sic
fno oas bette 8lutreinieunssmittel, mel
dies Is stber fam. Sic btIfen imrer. -
8al. Steinba6, 1913 SsepRb @ssnus.
R,p gprf, 81. q.
Sabre Ianse eeiben.
S6pn felt 9abrsn BAIT. i'd an ~Itnrsin-
belt bee SlutsS eeIttten uno ale anee>
rpanbter Ntttel balfcn ni6ts, bis i'd
fdlteslid auf @nratbsn zines Grsunbts
tinen SerIu6 nit Or. @u9uit 86nis's
Samturser Sropftn mofte. Na6Ssm 5pet
GlaI6en baron aufssbrauGt waren, fablte
it ME reusebpren Inb fam i6 nit suttnt
geptTen ben 8ebrou6 bieIss SousmtttsIs
tnpfeblen.-Iusuf 8eitsmsssr, 1909 MtI~
Imam StraBe, Baltimore, No.
THE CHARLES A. VOGELER CO.. Baltimore, Nd.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-28
H$nll31

9as einsi8e Setlmittel, tpel6es JHs
Sleih auf bic Sbdti9tett aller bieier Sr9ane,
ipirtt unb ba8 r~eselmibise &rbeiten herislben
ON idneafen fpteber berbeifIbrt, icmtt bag
2eiben an Der 8ur1el an9reift nnb beistttstf
finp bic ipeltberIbmten
st. Esrnars Hrantss- ptllfn.
GteSe Yillen fino rur aus Yhanjenfpfen
suIammenseiebt unb Soatommsn fret bon
Suediilber pSer anbert i6dbliheu Betaub<
tbeilen. @8 peridume Saber Rtemanb, ber
NIT einem iener 9siSsn bsbaftst III, re6t8ttt8
3u ben ct. 8ernaro 9r1uters QiIen
5u ereifen, ipel6e tets belfen uab Jtpar ptre
elm 8sriu@ bis8 Iefprt betdti9en. e
Die 81. 8ernaro &rautefsptuett fne In
Gpotbeten gu babsn VreiS uetf @ebraunsauirstfun9
Is Gents Bic Stattsl, fnnf S6attsIn for 500;
Re pereen aud sssen Grlpfdus hes &retitS IN baar
cher grtefmarfeu trsenb ipebtn In ben gereiuisten
Staatsn, Canada reer europa fret 5~useianet pea
p. keustaedter & Co. Box 24f6. New York CITY.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-28

THE CHARLES A. VOGELER CO., Baltimore, Nd.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-28
Bon Der gali3iiden Gren3e.

Nadt &ublanb Grnf2 0ie 8toiie Dor il
i9naIben.
9epabre @ott! es iu6t nur, MO unb ME
gs SHUTTER finbet fir bic 8apaaerie
limb fir bic @iel. bic pas N&r9sn 8IaubsH,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-28
SeBt Gnd bod gefdQigtt

NIT ben unter3ei9ueten asenten Der berpdbrten
Baltimore 9inie bes NOrbbeuti9en. 2lop6 tn
8erbiubuus, peuu Sbr beqlem unb biQi9 mad
briiben reiien, ober 8erlpan6te aus Der alien
iinb tdere ueberiabrt peri6affen poat. Die
riibmli9t betannten ROitsO ampfer beS
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XIX.

Sat ein Deal bein Gemiiien fir bas Re6t
ober unre9t elmer Sanbluu9 enti6ieben,
10 bIeibe babel unb fie5' ieinen &usipru6
fir unpiberrufli6 on.
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2lorooeutf6en sfopo

fabren reselmabis, p06entli4 spii4eH
Bremen und Baltimore
unb nebmen Baia9iers gu iebr biaisen gretien.
Cute Verphssunsl @rObtmOSli4fe Si6erbsiti
BIS @abs 1885 wuroen nit GlopO:G ampfern
i,81O.s52 YaHasters
slldli9 iber ben Ocean bsfSrbert, sspiB sin
8utss 3eusnib fir bic SeIiebtbeit bieisr ainis.
q. e@amadsr q Co., s,%ntraI'as.ut.u,
= Ro. b Sle Gap Or, Baltimore, No
9. @ut. 0t9snburs, SsuIalsassut.
Ro. lao Fifth Avenue, Sbteaso. Suf.
A. a,s ss: = con- asmtm tn DuSasHs
Rts, RrfMsr, Rs,ut In GSaaptRs
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Or. susuf &Snts's
Hamburger KrauterpfIaster

III Elm gang Sprsislitss SsiImittsl ssstn See
fdmIre, &dbnittpunosn, 8raue' unb Sribs
wuneen, GrofbsaIsn, 8lbnsraussn, etc.
% 0ts. eas podst. Sn Apptbefsn ~ babsn.
ne CHARLES 4. VOGElR CO. Baltimore. n
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Weine i3war3e &uuit bas 1T mein S9mer;
Neiu 3auber elm sebro3'neS Serj,
nno 9tHer peiB, Warum.