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The National tribune., 1889-01-03
THE QUESTION SQUAD.
Comrades Queries and RepIies-0dds aud Ends OF
InrOrmnfian

SS-''A--NS N6ANNASo anu A-CAAAeS anu Euu8 o.
Information.
Comrades answering these INQUIRIES are re-
quested to write directly to the persons asking for
the information, and not to TIE NATIONAL TIM
USE.l
A. ". Tarr BIG Washington street. Gloucester
Mdss., wants the address of ". r HugLey, Co. D.
I'D Ohio.-Afrs Indiana Gromer French Lick
Ind desires The address of any soldier who was ia
Col. Eugent's battalion at the battle Of Iudepeu-
denee Mo., in loo2i especially anyone who knew
Henry Naturalization EIdged, 3IsCk's Creek
No. wishes the address OF Peter CroWei, of the Cd
Ohlo.--Mrs. Charles t. Nichols, 90 Madison
street, Brooklyn, n Y, desires 10 communicate
with any cOmTade of Co. L, 25th n. Y. Cav
john Spyker, Port Elizabeth. y J.. would ike the
addresses of Capt. b. GailisaJh and Lieut. Harris
OF Co. i, 5th Pa. Cav.-8irs. Jane Boswell Eul-
mesburg, Iowa, wants the address Of 3. NJ Thoinp-
Home, Bath, n Y, wants the addresses Of John
Nhaleu. John CorrigaR and Thomas Doleu, Of Co
a, 5Oth n, N.--J, Z. Wilson, Pleyna, Kan, would
like the address of Thomas Lee, OF the SD n. Y.
Prank Ingiing, Como. Colo, desires the ad-
dress of Abraham Ee8Hdt; when last heard from
was in Seaviiie II.-W. J. EoIway Sergeant Co
c, 9th Y. r. c., Mansfield o., would Ike the adj
dress OF any OF his comrades,-Airs.A A. L. Greves,
corner IhirtecLth street and jackson avenue, FIRE.
mont, Neb., wants the address Of some of the
comrades OF her husband VIM. @. Greves, who
served in Co. A, Sth Mich. Cav.--Heurv Stanch-
field. Costello. Pa, desires the addresses Of Wm.
Sargent Surgeon Of Tie lSlst Pa and WuI. Agole.
OF same regImcut--Oweu + Bumuus, FreetuyFn,
Mass, would Ike The name and ad dress Of the See
oud CEcer of the u. 5. y san JacintC ut the time
she was wrecSed-Mrs. Lena NiColUus, "a Gar
den street, New Haven, Conn, wants the address
of any con,rade of Co. T. 6Sth n ", who served
with her husband Franc Sicolous.--Nm T. Me
Kim Burlington, Ky, would like 10 correspond
with WnA ii. CdrneEey, ofCo. ], Sd Ey.--Geo. ".
Yickers, Huntingdon, Tenn, would ike TO hear
from First Lieut.. VIM II. Feely, OF Co. ID, 4th y.
K. CO. r. Fairbanks, Locke, Mich, wants the
address of Robert Cowden, LIST u. ). 81. T.; Ia
1861, - was quartered at Camp Douglas Chicago
Ul.-Henry Il. Hossclton, 40 Glendale avenue
Peoria, H., wants The address OF Peter SCHUYLER
of Co. Z, S6th Il--Wm. A. Johnson, Cotton
Mills, Evansville, Ind. would ike To know lhe
whereabouts of James Doyle, Of Co. a. I20th Iud.;
when last heard from was in Raleigh, y. C.; also,
would like To hear from W. 5. Johnson, late pri-
vate in the Ordnance Department ut the Charleston
Arsenal, Charleston. 5. C.--A. J. kimbsli For
syth, Mont, wishes the address OF any of Jho ser
geants of CO. /, lst Me- who We're ut the battle of
Cedar Creek Na.-James Easterley, ~ a. }Sceoil,
Mich, would like the address oi any coLarade who
belonged 10 Co. i, 9th n. y. u A.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from practice hay-
ing had placed in his hands by an East India
missionary the formula of simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure of
Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma and
all Throat and Lung Affections; also, positive
and radical cure for Nervous Debility and all
Nervous Complaints, after having tested it's
wonderful curative powers in thousands of
cases, has felt it his duty to make it known to
his suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive
and desire to relieve human suffering, will
send free of charge, to all who desire it, this
recipe, in German, French or English with full
directions for preparing and using. Sent by
mail by addressing with stamp, naming this
paper, w. A. MOVES, 149 POWer's Block, R0chss-
ter, My
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been blazed al over town. But it was Sabbath.
So the Jews would not take their sick TO Jesus.
Patiently they wait the hours p. m. Six
o'clock What busy city. Some are carry
ing the sick on cots or quilts to Christ Some
are worrying along on crutches Some blind
ones are led hastily along the streets. Mothers
are hurrying on with sick infants. Blessed
night in CaperDaum. A city freed from sick
ness. A night with no foaming in madness
no cry from pain-nO midnight anxious watch
ing at the sick-beds.
Fourthly. duplication Of The Lesson.
All sickness is a picture of sin. Every cure
of physical ailment is a symbol of Christs
remedies for sin-sickness. He is mighty to
save. Crowd about him. He can make you wise
as to salvation though you now rage in sin. He
can remove every disease and set you to serving
the needy, helping the sick, doing good.
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CONSUMPTION surely Cured.

To the Editor Please inform your readers that
have positive remedy for Consumption By its timely
use thousands OF hopeless cases have been permanently
cured. shall be glad To send bottles of my remedy
FREE to any Of your readers who have consumption If
they viii send me their Express and p. o. Address
specially, T. a. SLoCUM NJ. ca ISL Pearl ST.. N Y.
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NEw-YEAR THOUGHTS

Let us buckle on the whole srr,orss 90 a..
DuT battles o. this new year nlandillv. end 60
resolutions and promises viii be 10 better re,@f-
baAn nov when TINS new year shall have nm jfs
by happy. New Year 10 our dear Editor ana
Al t5e e. Oneida Plympion, West Decatur Pa
Lac Bmilie, Benson, H.; WI g. Norman - =,
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In Frank T. Galpin, not In Luela Cone
David y. HolenbaUgh, not IN Ellie Sloan.
George S. Ford not In Minnie Hyer
Minnie 4. Preston not in Eva Pryor
Nellie A. Goss. not in IL III. Mccall
Grace Johnson, not in Byron G. PAUL.,
James Alger, not in Lydia Z. Day.
Media Plympton, not in Jessie Ray
Joseph Morton, not in Willie .. Ker.
Arthur j. Kelley, not in Jesse Derr
My whole is what would like from every mem,
Der of khe &. O.
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A Geod IInanac

The Philadelphia Record has brought out its
almanac for 1889, and, as usual it is full to re-
pletion with valuable and accurate statistics.
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When Baby was sex. we gave her Castoria,
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them CastOria,
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NOTES.
not waste wood ashes.

- Do not waste wood ashes
Wheat does best Ia a olayey loam
1t is an important item to keep the colts
growing.
= The best way to market oats is in the shape
of grade draft horses
OF all stock raised on farm. poor horses
are the most unproftable
The pulse of healthy horse is from 30 to
40 beats per minute.
Buttermilk poured over the backs of
scuryy swine is said to be sure cure.
1t Is better TO give the cows plenty OF bed
ding than to abuse them because they lie in
the manure.
Give a small quantity of bcarbonate of
soda in swilI to young pigs which are afflicted
with scours.
Never give horse full feed Immediately
before nor soon after subjecting him to severe
exertiOn.
Give pigs which have the "thumps" one
teaspoonfal Of yaselne Repeat every p hours
= Don't let your work get ahead of you.
Don't permit any delays at this season, they
are especially dangerous.
1t is better to make x-stalls for your
cows than TO dehorn them so that you can pack
them closer in she'd
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RHYMING ENIGMA.

A little verb used every day,
Whose letters spell the same each way:
bly, next which means TO lCngtheu out
Spell just iHe same ii turned about;
At close Of day yuu'i! lind my third
Reversed you have he seifsaFne word;
My fourth implying, held supreme "
The same each way, thouSh strange 1t SEEM
an act these four initials rgme,
Backward or forward spelled tie same.
kate Stanford PhtiA
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WATCHING REGULARLY.

Everybody knows how difficult it is to pre-
vent the water from freezing during very cold
weather. Tin will rust, wooden troughs be-
come shiny, and earthenware crack from the
ice formed on the water. To obviate these
difficulties, give water three times day. Use
vessels that only permit the birds to get their
beaks wet, so as to avoid freezing the wattles
which results when they get wet, and give
warm water three times q day. They will soon
learn 10 look for it at regular periods and it
will invigJrate them. By the time the water is
somewhat cool all win have drank, when the
surplus should be thrown out and the vessels
LETT empty
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pTTDU Cure Ter psgs or dtsin 20 hours Free poo-.
G8LtI Or Eru-a 81 h. sz55 Hickory SL s. L0lis, Ma
MJuial The Nl-sUss Tribune.
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CHARADE.

To EdSeyn II. LercH.1
o, come, all you loyesick puzzlers,
Come worship a. her shrine;
For ] know of a total girl,
Who is Landed as divine;
Her name is first, and she is whole,
Her eyes so last OF love,
Would serve TO stir your very soul
Like angels from above.
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PRIZE CHARADE.
An abbreviation is my first,
As you will surely find;
The second if added to ITSELF
Is used as a farewell sign;
The third is part of the human frame
They number ten, It's said;
The whole should you study out the same
As food is next to bread
Five dollars for first answer, accompanied will
photograph Of sender, to my address-Edilh Rigg
Athensvile, III.
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BRAIN-RACKERS.

ITO Contributors: In sending answers name
No. of THE NATIONAL, TRIBUNE in which the puzzle
is found. Answers of guessers may be forwarded
within a week after receiving this TRIBUNE. Donot
make numerical enigmas of your own names
Answers must accompany all puzzles forwarded. /
ANSWERS TO PUZZLES IN TRIBUNE DEC. Is.
A Transposition-Pig ram, sail-plagiarism.
Anagram-Microscope.
A REVERSAL.
Grh mig sid nfxs fv wi yfg sid dvoo.-Prize for
the first correct answer to my address.-Frances E
Hsgar, Madalin, N. Y.
TANGLEs.
Nautical-A thomos cas- renve seamlk fsklliIu
Fimuare.-M. Q. Burke, Rosebank, n. J.
Musical-Scuim 81 hte nlyo raIhtat nea stoohe hte
aignoatits 70 het sulo.-Minnie a. Preston, Char
lotte Mich.
Autograph
Het stepped Gle hiatt reve zerof
Nae lony no het eurseafsoec
Eht givin metars size stuj webol
Dan wolfs dan GOTHAM scaee OF lowf.
T.
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uTF1 EPILEIsT and SPas3Is curel 1.ot Stopped.
IID- ueaE 81 permanent cu-e and no RETURNS. No
pay ijl cus53- DE, FERDINAND, So. Louis.
Mention NEticOll Er5bule
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lEssag 81 bto.a =. S1aiHs, IiFst Room Sacred Eec
bcloo, lHscIgo. H..
Fierce storms have vezed Tic earth ali day.
bul BOW flee 4llItuilics cease 10 .EJlav
And sgilel ll.Uadlr5 Gle away.
The cioad- 10 eastward iie;
The glorious western paics unfold
Aua cIllti-1s4 -.l .Is GA -c.i- % cold
Wl-h banners nom the Dlsssls uurolIed.
seen. floating Ia the SKY.
sWeetiy swal1cs the evening breeze.
Ano plays among ;lie laughing lcaves
ANA shakes the rain drops from tie trees.
Aud lines them fast aild far;
q GLORIOUS end 10 darzs0me day
q ilEtts uid shades that softly play
y e.e.sr blue sky after the gray,
Thrice beautiful ye are!
Us even sinus the Christians lie.
Though long the why and fierce the sirfSe
Atl9usu gu me arr with storms be rife,
TINS Joy s bHt deferred.
For Though the day be dari, as NIGHT
And oifss q song al take their d5e-ht
~ eyentide there shall be light
30 sGys Tie Blessed Word
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THE c. c. CHAIN

Link hy liAk Tie length i growing
OF -48e lowing O.. c. chain
MOr1s 40 sunny kindness sowing
S..f3slliis slieaTes Of golden grain.
Some 81 our bright links are broken.
Loves ones Joined nobIer tAr0ng
Leaving many a tender token,
Treasured 49, some well-lOyed song.
A. lie 7glerd and coming sometime.
" lel ua-iu-ed the happy chain
There VAL ilre some thoughts unayinQ
From chose tilat have not lived la vain
Emil T. REs.-Iss O..
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8. The Cure.
Entering the house and being informed that
| st. Peters mother-in-law was very sick of a
fever, he cured her. The process was as follows;
l. He looked at her. fSt Matt, 8: 14.l .. He
| stood over her. (St. Luke, 4 39) Hewent to
| her bedside, and bending over looked into the
| face of the patient. 3. He rebuked the fever
| lSt. Luke, 4 3d. 4. He touched her hand
| (St. Matt, s: 49, He probably interlocked
| hands as persons do in shaking hands s. He
| lifted her mp; raised her from lying to a sit
| ting position.
No remedies were used. The disease was at
| the command of Christ No time was required.
| The woman was restored at once to health.
made able to arise and help her daughter
| as a hostess.
| Why did Christ touch her hand? l. To in
spire confidence in her. ,. To show lockers on he
| did the cure. 8 To teach the need of faith and
action being jointly in operation. 4. To take
| seemingly the disease on himself, and so to
! show that he bears our infirmities Ii was a
| drawing near to humanity. We are certain it
was not because such contact was essential to
| Christs curative power; for he often healed
| persons when they were at long distance from
! him.
We read in Isa., SO: l. ale hath borne our
| grietS aud carried our sorrows" In Sc. Matt.
| SIT, We read He e" bore our sfcknesses'
| There is some sense in which Christ takes on
| himself our sorrows, pains and sins. ST Mark,
/ :.'Jt gives rs mint. GETlSt fglt virtue 90 out
| from him. We cannot tell whst effect each case
| bad on Christ. When lie cured leper he did
! vet take she leprosy--he lifted it IN and east
! it away. dc seemod 60 take greatly to heart
! the sadness OF ihe sisters 5l Lazarus. lSt.
| John, IL: So 35, - There Was SONS strange
! sympathy a suffering with between Christ
! and each person whom he healed. Jesus seemed
to feel in himself that of which each patient
was relieved.
Thirdly. The succeeding events. On the even
| ing of the day on which the two miracles
above were performed there was a busy scene
about the house of St Peter What night
/ that must have been in Capernaum The raging
demoniac has become calm and self-possessed
sane and happy. The mother of St Pttgrs
! wife, on the night before hot in the faasas of
! fever, is now busy as hostess. The n5cht
| before was full of pain. 1t was wondered who
| would watch with her the next night How II
must have spent the evening talking OF the
! strange cures. Imagine the groups about the
doors. Through the streets OF the city the
! strong are carrying their sick ones to the house
! of st. Peter The feeble are bending their way
| thither, tottering as best they can. Front
! ing and all around the house are the halt
| MANNED, blind, dumb, sick and denounced ones
! Hear the bowls of those maddened evil spirits
How hideous. See the pale, emaciated, skele-
| ton-like forms. What anxiety in their coun-
tenances. Hear the groans; see the tears. One
turns away from such scenes-but Christ did
not do so. The news of the cures of the demo-
| mac and Of the mother Of st. Peters wife has
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&ehte

gu benz bstannten g. Nbrabam a ct.
CLARA iaste sinit cine Srau unter ben alIers
bsmitbtslten 9sberbsn: a9, bodpirbtser
Batsr, bstst rs9t fir mid i5 bin bic srOBts
Sinbsrin Der @sIt. Der Slater mot
Wsni9entenner senus, gu wt1sn, mas FL.
cine Sorte 9smutb er por fi9 babe, unb
antportste: Sd swei1e gang uab Ga,
nt9t, baB ibr wirtIi9 sine srpBs Gin:
berin ieio, aber tr5ffet eu1 NIT bsr
8armbersisteit @ottes, Der aud benz Wors
Der au, Rreu3e pertieb.-Siebe ba! gang err
bof barber, bas Der Slater ibr ni9t tbrsr
Oemut5 wsssn cine 2obrebe bieIt, unterbrad
fe ibu teifenb: @ie, mass uer tam mir
cine SdIsdtisteit na9iasen &c budsIiss
Demutb, gu weI9' i4mdbIi9en Stolen uers
urtbsilf bu beine Greaturen! Su ma9f fl
Der faIi9eu &ase sIei9, bic, UNI wte utel f,
ben Ropf ientt, INN ebsnio uiel unb nod
u,ebr ben &iidsn In bic S6be bebt.
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Gin ~tuirttembsraiiher Heqent

bate emit bas llnssma9, baB ibm auf ct:
ner &siie bur1 has 2anb an isiner gquis
page eir Wassurab brad. Die 8eiis
muste BITS our Wteberbsrfeaung bes S1a.
bsus aufseseben unb bic bisr;u nOthise 3sit
in eiusn. u~erlorsn am 8ese lissenbsu IIps
b6tf5sn susebra5t uerben.
Der Sirit bate arse 2anseusiIe aus3uifes
BEN, wel9e bur9 bas @loeen unb anitars
rem ber 8ausru feinssuess seminbert
wurbe. grblt9 fraste Sereniifmus mad
ben Ssbsrsp irbistsitsn bss Srtss. @s
tonnte Tim auBsr benz unssbsuren Waifs
i9uein bss S9aItbeiBsn ni9ts gsmers
fenswert5es ansegebsn werben.
Ssreniiftmus, wel9e ft9 fir 9anbpirtbs
idaft, 8ieb3u5t &C. unsemein intereiiirtsu,
bsssbsn fi9 nun gum Stall, um bas Riss
ientbisr Az bei9ausn. Ser SGuItbeiB
srsift mad benz Wonfirum, UNI ss aus benz
buntlsn Stalle su sisben. Sas Sbisr absr
CAB bur9 9run8sn unb 0uidsn gu psrftsbsn,
baB ss gar ni5t sewiat iei, Der ginIaouns
SoIse gu Isiifsu.
Der Jirff wintte besitisen ab unb polte
ni9t, baB Der S3ultbeiB fi5 psiters Mibs
ssbe. Dtsisr absr patte has S5psiu nur
nod itirtsr an ben SintsriiBsn unb reiBt
ss snbli9 NIT aler @swalt unter ben 0ors
ten aus benz Stuue: ,Noi, moi, tomm bu
no 'raus, BIZ muaB BET aasrsniotsi5ter
Ganbesuater iebal@
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y ts,tteS MIIerIet.
Crit odtuubbreisio Sabren bsfisbt idon

seit aatunooreibis Sabren befisbt i9On
i'm Staate Waine has Yrobibitionsseiet
auf benz 4aptsr. 9urdsefhbrt, DEFENDERS
IN ben sr6Beren Sidoten, ptrb es bort ebens
70 weuis wis in BEN meifen srOBeren
Stdbten bes @efteus has @eist, bas bic
S6IieSung aIIer @ei5dfte on Sonntasen
anotbnet. Das Organ Der 8rObibitioniiten
seftsbt / bt islbit gu, baB bic folsenbe Ses
re5nuns iibsr bic 3abl Der Wirtbidaften In
Naire ri5tis 1T. Dana6 Bat Bortlanb
1874 Spirituoisnbdnbler, Bangor 127, Sens
iston So, 8atb 80, &odlanb 80, 8ar 9ars
Dor 81, @arbinsr II, Slbtoun 90 unb
piele anbere Stdbte 10 pisle, als bas 8ers
bdItniB gu ibrsr @tnpobnsr3abI .u6tbis
ma9t. Die 8sri9te bes S%ulanbfeuers
0epartements psiisn naG, baB ss $50
Srti6aftsn in Mains sisbt, In benen Der
Bunbss: Rssieraus Steuern fir 2icenien
gum Sertauf pom Spirituoien entrt9tet
wsrben. Wts pisle Srte aber wirb es In
benz Staate sebsu, NO, dbnIi5 wte in Soma
unb Sanias, Wirtbidaftsn beimltd bstries
ben psrbsn. bic an bic Rssieruus gar teine
Steuern sntri6tsu, obsr NO ii9 bic 8spob.
ner ibrsn S1napsroratb aus ben Npotbes
ten boIsn2 6ann ss sinsn bsisrn gspsis
fir bic Ni6tbur9fibrbartsit Der Brobtbis
~tionsseisse unb bic 5eudIsi Der Wafers
fanattter seben, aIs bas obise 3rseitdnbniB
bss YrobibitionsbIattes2
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Gin i6redIt6es Mi6aej6id.

Gin, Sstmiu5un9 Der smpfiuSIibft.H art TT Is, psur
StmauO s~mpiiubst. SaB isius ssbsHsssiitsr in Der SOatraft
Der Sabre Su u~eriicstu beginner, SaB CT uOu Tag gu Tag
~usru6ier, m%utbIOisr, tuersisoisr pirb. limb bod 1T Sisa
oas bsOausruswsrtbe zoos pOn SuuSsrtsH tn uui,rsr aas
tdsIidsu llmssbuus. Gin, pom Der @ifsui5ait ~iuboifrt.
Gusas srnsutsr Sroit, psIbs ;abIOi,n Sapd6Iiussu has
iOuit uusrtrdsIids Sebsu wisSr u~unsbmbar ssma6t bal
uuo In uuSdbIigsu 6Gasu a%usgsmerseIte Rpuititutiousu
BET beusu ale aRsspauotsu Vittel ~psriasten. eIeib,am pies
bittsrs III cine ioIbs rein peettabiliiae, Herpeuberubieenoe
usroauungsl6reernoe uno blutbsiruhtenoe Wfsot,iu. Duss
pspie uRo &%truottit. eritsres bic llriade uno IEetsrss biz
8irtuus bss WlaussIs an Biotrtauostrait, pSriaptuosu,
psuu cine Rur nit BEN SttterS ourbstiibrt piro. Aat
,5ormen mulariidtr Rrantbetteu, &bsumatismus, Rierens
uno SIaitnletosu, Serltppiuus uuo gaais,s Temperament
DsrSsn ourd etti, uHVrslsiaIt6s 6amiIi,Hms0iiiH aus
Der gSsIt stidaft.
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llnIereu 9anbpirtben m65tsn mir elm,

lInieren 9anbmirtben m09tsn mir sinen
10 bantbaren gobsn wini5sn, pie i'm bic
Wari5en tn S6lespis: 6OIitein bisteu.
Der niebrise GbsiI bss Boben 1T Wisie unb
@sibe, Der etpas bObere iduerifer @eiseus
boSen, hur9 BEN pier itarfe Bferbe ben
9Hus sisben. ollie 8siben, obsIsid gum
EbsiI iibsridpsmmt, iinb NIT Sieb beiest,
bas i'm SribIins binaasstebt unb erit i'm
Ssrbit in bic Stdue surittebrt. Das fir
cine Rraft in bieism Boben itstt, Tam man
burau ermefsn, baB Der Bauer bort i'm
april 10 uisIe gang masere S9isn fault,
ais isiu Weibefst mad ieirer @r6Be err
ndbrsn tam, iie auf bic sinsssdumte Wsibs
trsibt unb II sans it3 feIbit iiberIdBt, bis
er fe I'm September ais p6uts semdttet
NIT sinem @epidt uou bur4i5uittIi9 l6
Ctr. fir bas Stif wisber psrtauft. Oas
TT bas bs,iibmte hamburger Rinb1sil1
unb enslii9e Be.ffteat. rlnb bas baben
bic Gbiers fi9 gang aqein beiorst, obne bic
serinsite Mibe unb Nussabe fur ben
Bauer, fe baben II 9ras sefrsfIen
unb aus ben @rdten @aHer ba3u
setruntsn. gbsr mas muB bas fur siu
@ras fem, bas auf bisisn Settpsibsn
pd9it! limb wie f0nnte bteie &ouesen aua
Der Wari9 maudsr 2anbuirtb bsneibsn,
Der 70 i9were Soften fir Rraftfuttsr uni
70 pieIe mibiame Nrbsiten baran wenber
muB, uenn CT Elm Stid 8tsb pirtIi9 fett
baben wia.
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Sic 10000 pariier 8aiderinnen woIs

Sic 10000 pariier Bdiderinnen wOI'
len i5on felt Idnssrsr 3sit sinsn Sa9psrsin
bilbsn. Cine 9eriammlung, bic fe tiirss
lid gu bisism 3ued In eiusm SaaIe
bsr &ue, 2ssenOre abbtsIten, mar fart be-
iu6t. Die &sbnsrinnsn bsasidnstsn sins
Serabissuns Der BEL ben mel fen 8didersien
IL: itinbisen arbeitsseit snb cine grb0buns
bss sessnwdrtis 3-34 ST.. b~eirasenben
SassIObus auf 81 st.. lOpie bic @rri4tuns
zines srpdrmtsn Inlfeauussraumss oils
pini6snspertb; Der 9lupsrbsort Der
@di5erinuen lit s~esenudrtis In Der &ue
YortaIis unter ber Bride Der bariibsrssbsns
ben &ue &o9e; bort iteben BITE Bsiddftis
suns Sudenben pou 10 ubr Worssns.
Wtan bsidIoB, einsn goritanb pom 6 unbss
i6Oltenen @di9erinnsn gu pdbIen, bic
Yolitit itrens pom Sersine ferntubaItsn
uno sineu DEMONSTRATING bon J ST.. gu err
beben, iopie gum Sefen Der Srantentafe
BdQe unb Rou3erte su peranitalten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-26
Sem beutiden NorbsS itieesganaI bic

m6sli5fe goncurren5 gu bteten, TT Der
3pef zines 8rrieets, bas ft9 nit Der Ins
MnIase zines neuen S1ifffabrtsweses bur4
ben 2imfiorb beAanbelnber Intrag selanste
i'm bdnii9eu Soliciting sur eriten 2efuns.
Die Intrusfeuer wouen einen Canal baus
en-, Der In Der Rorbiee iibIt9 pom glodbus
(bsr betiibttstsu vSammerbu9t") aussebt
unb, ben 2imfiorb burdlaufenb, Bet 5aIs
in bas &attesatt eiuminbst. Iu beioen
gnbpuntten iouen Sdfen anselest perben.
Die SertisftslIuus bes Canals foa ipdtes
items i'm Sabre 1895 e~rfoIsen. Sn benz
antrase ptrb sund9ft seItenb sema4t, baB
baB bic sinfftse Steauns Sdnemarfs nit
8esus auf ben S9ifsusrtsbr mad unb BON
Der Office bur9 bic GnIase bss teuti4sn
Rorb:S fee: Canals fart bsbrobt werbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-26
Dor stua. ,peibunbert Sabreu se5ot

Dor etpa. 3peibunoert Sahren sebot
Elm bO9weiler &atb Su Nuberaroe, Selsisu,
ieinen Birsern, baB Rismano abenSS mad
8 llbr obne 2aterne iber bic Safe ssben
isute; psr baptsoerbunble, mihe cine
Strafs uon 3sbu 9uIoen sabIen. 0is
girssr murrten, isbo9 feiner magic bas
@eies 3u ibsrtrstsu: mad semstniamsr
Ssrabrsbuns trus absr Sober, Der ipdt aus
sing, wobl cine 2aterne, aber teiu 2i4t
BARN. 9a bsfabIbsr &atb gum anbern SRA
le, es ioIts Elm Sober 9i9t tn Der 9anterne
traseu. Wiebsrum warsn bic Serparntsn
ssboriam; fe trusen cine 2utsrue nit einen
9i9t barin, has ni9t brannts. Sisrbur9
wurbe Der &atb %ss3punsen, gum brittsn
Wfale bet boppeIter Strafe ~ befsbIeu, baB
Sober Elm b~rsnnsness 2i1t In Der 2aterne
trasen ioue. Die Burger ssbor9tsn nun
3par bieiem Befebl, trusen absr bic 2atsrne
iammt benz barin brennenbsn 2i9ts untsr
benz ManteI. Sisrauf srfolsts nun bas
uterte @ebot Der drssrlt9 ibrs alonsspsrs
ridden f9lttslnbsn bc9psiisn Serren:
rWfan fole bte 2aterne fret, 6ffentli1 unb
unperbedt nit benz brennsnbsn 2i9ts trassn~
- anb nun srit mar ben i@aItbaftsn Blrs
germ bas Sanbpsrs ssIsst.