davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1889-09-26

fsrEcIAL TELEGRAM TO THE REvfEw.l
PORTLAND, Or, Sept. 21.--Thc jury In
the case OF James Turk, charged With
harboring descrting scamen, WAS called
IN the criminal court to-day and dis
charged, they being unable to agrec.
, 1889-09-26

implicated In q fraudulent real estate
transaction, In which ono Simon Hum
berg was principal, and an Oregon
farmer the victim.
, 1889-09-26
Rccovored From tho Fever.

Mrs. II. NJ, Fletcher. residing at 205
West second street, who has been very
low with fever for the past week, Is able
to be around again.
, 1889-09-26

Kansas CRY, Sept. 2i.--Kansas City
Z, Louisville A.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-08-01
Philadelphia & Erie r r Division.

NORrHERAN CENTERAL RAILWAY.
Trains Leave sunbury
10 IN, For BelefOunte, Erie and Cananjai-
qua.
p5la m. For Lock Haven.
43p y m, For Bellclonte, Kane and "a mai Bdai.
qua.
5 sop m. For Remove aud Watkins
10 43 y m for Williamspoit.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-08-01
The Oldest Persons Living.

Is human life really lengthening7
Near Washington G.. H., in Ohio,
lives Margaret Arnold, woman 1l2
years old. She was born near Rich
mond, Va, the year after the Dec
laration of Independence was sign
ed. She smoked pipe for seventy
years and then gave it up, because
she could not smoke any more, for
some reason. She is little old wo-
man, five feet two inches in height
and weighs 10 pounds Mrs. Arnold
eats whatever she likes and never
was i'll in her life. She has been
widow fifty years, which is good
while, certainly, and Mrs. Arnold
would merit the sincere appreciation
of st. Paul. Her last work was done
three years ago, when she knit II
pair of stockings. The way to keep
young is to keep working.
The old lady has three sisters and
a brother, all over 100 One sister
is ll5. Their ages are rs follows;
Elizabeth Hillard d.,,.......... 1l5
Margaret Arnold. d................ ll2
Susan Bailey. y.,.................. 10Y
William Keiser. ...............,. lO4
Total number of years ,..,. 440
ana IIO
But the oldest person now living
is probably mulatto man in Lynn,
Mass. OF course there are no
documents to back up his claim, but
as nearly as can be judged by cir
cumstances he is as old as he rep
resents himself to be-125 years.
His name is William Roach, and
he was born in Nova Scotia. He re-
members the Boston tea party, he
says. He heard the people of An
napolis, N. S., talking of it. Roach
spent many years of his life on th'
sea. He bought little cottage il
Lynn with his earnings. This III
promised to deed to Robert Brown
hale colored man of 3S, If Brown
would take care of him the rest o
his life. That was twenty-five year
ago. Brown is now 60 years olC
himself and shows signs of gettinI
old, but old Roach is still as spry a
cricket and does not weaken i
the least. Mentally and PHYSICAL
he is in as good condition as ord
nary men at seventy. His hair hang
in long black ringlets to his shou
ders. Roach can neither read nc
write, therefore has no need 70
spectacles. Since he was 10 he hi
been tobacco chewer. How muc
older he might have been if he ha
never used tobacco, Mrs. Parting
ton alone would be able to tell.
The most interesting aged perso
now living, however, is probabl
Macy Ferentez a soldier of the wal
= of Napoleon, 12l years old. He is
Hungarian peasant, resident
Bares, and his birth is duly recor'
ed and certified.
! Like old Roach, Macy Ferent'
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-08-01
Vel! Dpi[|ilI|
Pure Water on Ever
with but Little COs|

The undersigned desire, tod
attention of the people d n
county to his improved nsal
well drilling, which has gh.
universal satisfaction eysrl
He has the advantage oy9a)
Inethods-is speedy, make. ss|
never delayed by the machsr|
ting out of order aud Is in e,sr |
ticular satisfactory. RecOss}
tions can be had from ~
whom | have done worG a
Middleburgh, Beavertowbah
vile.
]. y. KIM
Bpay,na
April /, 80. 6m.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-08-01
The Champion Grafton.

They had an old-fashioned Fourth
Of July celebration at Monteagie,
Tenn, and DR.. O. p. Fitzgerald,
who was the orator of the day, let
the eagle loose in the following man
ner:
"Soar high proud bird of freedom!
No longer crippled by sectionalism,
let both wings move with simulta-
neous beatings upon the air, not a
feather soiled by political corrup-
ton, his flight widening until from
his out-stretched pinions dipped in
the fountain of freedom, the ma
tions of the earth shall be sprinkled
with the dews of liberty Let the
star-spangled banner float in free
dom from a million hagstaffs let
the eagle bird of liberty scream and
flap it's mighty wings. Let Young
America shout within the limits of
the Constitution, the resolutions of
1856 and the Fifteenth Amend
ment ; let everybody do as he pleas
es, to-day, Hurrah for liberty
Hurrah for America, every inch of
it Hurrah for Monteagle Hur1nh
for the new eagle, which is the
spread eagle, which like the angle in
Apocalyptic vision flying in the
midst of heaven, breaches the glad
gospel of liberty unto them that
dwell on earth, and to every nation
and kindred, and tongue and peo-
ple ~
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-08-01
Democratic Delegate Election

For the benefit of our Democratic
readers we publish Chairman Sny-
der's notice to the Democratic vo-
ters of Snyder county who are re-
quested to meet at their usual and
respective places of holding their
Delegate Election, on Saturday, Au-
gust II, 1889, between the hours of
3 and o'clock, p. m, and elect in
each district as many delegates as
they are entitled to. said delegates
to meet in County Convention at
Middleburgh, on Monday, August
10, 1889, at 10 o'clock, a. m, for the
purpose of nominating one person
for County Surveyor, and electing
one person as member of the State
Committee, one person as delegate
to the State Convention, one person
as Chairman of County Committee,
and transacting such business rs
may properly come before said con-
vention.
The following are the number of
delegates each district is entitled to
according to the number of votes
polled at our last Presidential elec.
ton:
Adams 2, Beaver 2, Beaver West 2
Centre 2, Chapman 4, Franklin 2
jackson 3, NIiddleburgh ., Middle
creek 3, Monroe 3, Penn!3, PER-,
West 3, Selinsgrove 3, Spring 3
Washington 4, Perry 4.
II. A. KLISaLER, WM. IL. SNYDER
Secretary. Chairman
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-08-01
New Connection for Bedford
Springs via Pennsylvania
Railroad.

For the benefit of visitors to Bed
ford Springs, the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company announces that the
Mail Express leaving Pittsburgh at
LOOP. NJ. will connect through to
Bedford on weekdays, reaching
that point at an early hour of the
evening.
This arrangement greatly i'm
proves the service to this very pop
ular resort, as residents OF towns
along the line of the road can leave
home after dinner and arrive at
Bedford for supper.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-08-01

cannot read or write, but his mem
ory is, therefore, all the keener, his
tongue all the glibber. He can tell
personal anecdotes of many distin-
guished people who lived 100 years
ago. The event of which he speaks
with the deepest reverence was the
burial of his beloved sovereign, the
great empress-queen, Maria Theresa.
He was present in person at her
funeral, which occurred in 1850. He
has all his wits about him, and is
constantly on his feet, visiting a
round of friends.
Macy is certainly the oldest old
bachelor now living, never having
been married. How much expert
ence he has missed, to be sure
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-08-01
DIED.

In Penns township, on the 18th
ult., Henry Albert, son of John and
Emma Jane Stimely, aged 9months,
and IA days.
In Freeburg, on the 10th, ult.,
Magdalena, wife of George Shotz-
berger, aged 76 years, and 8 days.
In Washington twp, on the 23rd,
ult., John Wesley, son of John w
and Lydia Ann Hoffman, aged
year, 7 months, and 10 days.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-08-01

b25 n IN. For Cptawissa and HaEeiton.
25anI, 10 W am and 8 % m, Tor Wilkesbarre
b5 a m. 10 20 "a N, 81 pm S ~ p M. For shame
Kin and Mount Carmel.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-08-01
WOLFF 4 RANDOLPH. PHILiurlPHlL
The Old Doctors

Drew blood, modern doctors cleanse it:
hence the increased demand for Altera-
tives. 1t is now we'll known that most
diseases are due, not to over-abundanco,
but to impurity, Of the Blood and IL
is equally well attested that no blood
medicine is so eficacious as Ayers
Sarsaparilla.
"one Of my children had large sore
break out ON the leg. We applied
simple remedies, for a while, thinking
the sore would shortly heal. But IL grew
worse. We sought medical advice. aud
were told that an Alternative medicine
was necessary. Ayers sarsapsrills
bpinu
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-08-01

ST. ELMO HoTEL. Nos. 3i7 e. $40
ARCH STREsT, PHIL'A.-R Rates re-
duced to 81 90 per day. The travel
ing public will still iiud ut this Hotel
the saUie liberal provision for their
comfort IL is located in the iminedi'
ate centres of business aud places OF
amusement aud the different Rail-
Road depots, Ms well. All parts of the
city, are daily accessible Ivy Street
Cars constantly passing the door. IL
offers special Inducements TO those
visiting the city for business or pleas
ure. Your patronage respectfully
sol icited JGs VI F,per. Proprietor.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-08-01
Ayers SarsapariIIa,

PREPARED BIT
Or. ]. C. Aver & Co.. Lowell, Mass.
Price o.; siI bottles. ss. Worth sS 70 besls.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-08-01
Recon- mended

above all others, we used II with mar
velous results. Tho sore healed and
health and strength rapidly returned"
j. J. Armstrong, Weimar, Texas.
81 find Ayers Sarssparilla to be an
admirable remedy for the cure OF blood
diseases. I prescribe IL. and IL does tho
work every time" - Z. l.. Pater, M. d..
Manhattan, Kansas.
"we have sold Ayers Sarsaparilla
here for over thirty years and always
recommend II when asked TO name tho
best blood-purifer." w. 7. Mclean,
Druggist, Augusta, Ohio.
Ayers medicines continue TO be the
standard remedies in spite Of all COM
petition" 1T. w. Richmond, Bear
Lake Mich
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-04
SagOhnRbe.

8as &apitsI vSasbbunbe" bebanbeIt
&i4art Ebomann in folsenbsr bumoriitis
i9en @eife:
Den @inbbunb Greyhound Tam man
eisentli9 gar nt9t uls Susbbunb be,ei9nen.
@r blsibt epis Der Sris Eribbelfis, DON benz
@utipstter Srdfis iast: r6ru Baiteru,
Sbr Neffe 1T Elm eutfamter Btnbbunb, er
1T en- bOlii5 binnrtupiser, Iansi9stiser
8ersel, unb wenu er ~peslaufen tbut, bann
t0nnen mir nit uriere forte, little geens
EN- ua6ptepsn." Dem Winbbunb ssbt ss
10, pie ben 8aletsuieu: feline sarse &unf
Itsst in isiuen 8sinen. 9arum Tam sr
aud ssIssentIi9 BET ben Coursing matches
Bel Msrceb einsn Saien fanssu, iouit taust
ct isbo5 ni9t uisI. g6sartts lit er ni5t,
ionbern iosar sans sutmitbis, uber er bat
ui5t msbr Sntsltsens, oils Elm Drpsoobss
clerf, unb mas oas S4Iimmite if er
TT feiSe.
Sin nod i5limsrsr @sisas 1T Der euslis
i9e Spirbuno, ben man bter i9Iedtuss
ais deerhound besei6ust, obpobl es in
ENGLAND beionbsre vS5peibbunbe" fur bic
Tudsiusb, Siridiasb &C. siebt. 8ie Der
Winbbunb bur9 feline Setue 8ere5tisung
bot, pirb Der vSounb" pom ciuiliiirtsn
Meni6sn iberbaupt ME sebuIbet, neil sr
bic punberuouits Raie bat. 0te Spur
zines 9tsbs finbet er nod Elm paar Stunbeu
ipdter NIT Der sr5Btsn St5srbeit, unb CT
belt, 10 LANCE er auf Der Spur bIetbt Sdser,
pel5e 81 SUB fiub, f0nnen SOUNDS nur
bsnussn, peun iie in ~9sniigenber Sabl itub,
Inn Elm gr66eres Stit Eerrain su umitslsn !;
NIT siinltisem @ebiet aber 1T es iG6ner
SpOrt, gu Yferbe ben 9unben gu fOIsen.
Sun llsbrissn 1T Der 0ser5ounb faul,
Samm unb sefrdBis.
Wsr etnen suten Sun6 baben min, Der
iopcbI Sasbbuub 1T, wie Elm gutter Same
rab, Der i4affs f5 einen Setter an. Mau
mag reben non Der gdrenitdrte Der bdnii5en
unb Der timer 9usse, pom Der &Iusbeit
bes SubeIs unb Der Gsrriers unb pou ben
sIdnsenben Gtseni9aften anbsrsr Sunbes
ruiien, aber tsin Sunb lit brausr, better NIB
tapferer, ais Der Setter auBsrbem 1T bers
ieIbe elmer Der tlisiteu. gr ptrb Bel uns
fait ausi9ItsBli5 our @aheIiasb bsnust,
benn In ben Bergen, mo vGarwarb" unb
ptIbsr Safer pa9f, itett er baIb uou uou
llutraut, aber troSbem tritt er aub nit
punSen JiBen ieben Worsen our Sasb an.
Der Setter 1T Der @abalero unter ben Suns
ben.
Der Yointsr lit LANCE ni5t 70 thug unb
Iisbsnspirbis unb usrbantt ieiusn &ubm
aud wsisutIi9 fsiner Raie. Oa sr slatts
baaris 1T, 1T sr I'M caIifornii5sn Sasbs
terrain better gu sebrau9en, ais Der Setter.
@ber bieie aIte Sunbsei9i5ts fdnat i9on
an, siemIt9 lang 81 wsrbeu, unb i'd ptu ss
babsr fur beute ssnus bes srauiamsn
Sptels iein Iaifen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-04
y % ateS AIGeSEet.
HGu6e Der SHbner.

Rdube unb &rdse entiteben bur9 einans
Der psrpanbte Gbtere, bic &dubez ober
&rasmtIbeu, iet es Bet ben Sdusetbteren,
bet ben 869eln ober Bel ben Reni9en.
Sbre @sitalt dbuslt i'm &leinen berienisen
Der S5tlbtr6te. Die Wetb9en ftnb boppelt
70 lang pie bic WSnn9eu uub leseu ibre
@ter namentIi9 unter bic S5iIber an ben
geiner, poisIbif ie @dnae bobren. Dad
etpa a6t Eusen enti9Iipfen ben Giern bic
iunsen RtI6en. Sc pdrn1er es lit, beito
Iebbaftsr arbeiten bic Sbtsre, bobren in bic
9aut i6rer @irtbe neue @Guse uub trie1sn
pdbrenb Der Ra5t wanbarIuItis auf anoeres
@efi9eI iber, UNI auf bieiem Rabrung gu
iu6sn, neue 9rutftdtten gu 9%rinben.
0ie Grtroatun9 Ser 0ibner an Rdube
lit lei5t gu erteunsu. Die Seine betOmmen
suud9it elm 9rauss, ipdter Elm Isbmfarbigss
4usiebsn; unregeImdBts seformte 906er
ii6srpu6ern na3 unb mad bic bur9 S9orf
emporssbobeueu SdiIOer, 10 bag bteie sus
wsiIen rs4tptntsIis abfteben. Die Siibnsr
perbeu bur5 iol6e y&aItbetne" ut5t nur
arg ueruuitaItet, iouoern le Ietbeu aud in
iebsr 8eBtebuu9 unter bteier abi5eult5en
Rrant6eit. 0te &rdsmiIben laiisn bic
9ibrer bur9 ibr itetS 8abIen uno Rasen
ME CUR &ube tommen, am pentgiten our
Radt3eit, rie Sibner masern RAID ab, ibrs
6reBIuit unb in Golse beilsn aud bas @iers
Iesen pirb fart psrminbert. &ifeH. auf
wel6s pon taItbsinissn @Iudsn bic Rrdse
let9t iibertrasen piro, iterben bdufis.
Die geieitisuns ber @sFissIt,dte lit
Iei9t 1u bsuertitsQesen, penn man bic Beis
ne NIT auf9elOiter Sstfe Ibenbs beitrei5t
unb Big gum r69itsu Worssu nit 2appen
umwifelt. Damn wer6en bic 8sine in
purmsm Wa7er erpei5t uno NIT elmer
barten BItite pom S9Orf eriinbli9 ses
reinigt, i6IiebIi9 NIT garboIidureialbe 10
Ebei!e S@maI3 unb l Gbeil GarboIidurs)
~bsptnieIt. giutse Gage ipdter wtrb bus
8srfa6rsn pieberbolt, n6tbisenfuus gum
brittenmuIe, unb bann etntse OtaIe bas
8sin NIT S9mal3 beitrt5en, bamit bic
8uuSen unter tbunIi3item Ibi3IuB Der
Guft RAID beilen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-04
User bot bic lGngite Sunge?

Dtsfs Srass bate Elm 6ferrsidiidss
gIatt aIs Brsisaufga5e aussei9rteben uni
90 Wart fir BITE bette Intuort aasseiest,
Ssrr 5uso &raus in gubpeis, Der sIiids
li9e 8reisseuinner, sibt auf bic 5rass
foIsenbe gntport: yDie Idnsite 3unss
bat bic Sonne. benin iis 1T 20. $50, 900
9sosrapbii9s WeiIsn BON Der grbe ents
fernt unb -Iett bod ben S9nee pom
~unieren 0d1ern." Quf bic Srase itnb
nod meter bic ueridisbsnitsn alntuorten err
foIst. Die Weiiten tommen benz Gimme
mad tn foIsenber Stropbe gum ausbrut:
r&aum lit bas fsrnite Bolt ent6eft,
90 ptrb's BON Der 6 beIsft,
limb babel beIfsn ibr redt bran,
Ser Eelepbon, Der telegraph u. |. No."
Gin sauia ~seittmmter 9err Der S90s
pfuna msint, elm b6ies Weib babe bic
ldneite 3uuse; bteIeIbe ldftere ielbit bic
SeIisen I'M SimmeIrei9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-04
Ght Scranild.

gs mar Elm pi5ttser YruseB, Der irs
9enbpo in Seras UNI cen 8eliS zines
S5peines sefibrt wUrbe. Die Surp NOR
bereits felt pier Stunbeu einssidIoiisn,
obns fi5 einiseu gu ~tOnnen, unb Der Ri9tsr
fling an, uusebuIOis gu perben. r9eridtss
Siener," iaSte er, Die Serren @ei9worss
men ftnb es obne 3ueifeI miibe, in ienem
tIeinen unb enssn !3immsrdsr sinssidIois
fen 81 isiH. gtne SsrdnSeruus pirbe IT,
nsn gut tbun. 6ibren sic ie bod in ben
sroBeu SaaI auf Der Stisits bss 9sbdus
6ss." Dies aei4ab, unb ss parsn nod
tsine bret Winutsn persansen, 70 tebrtsn
bic Serrsn 9sibporeuen gum srSBtsn grs
~itaunen aaer NIT sinsm Wabriprud suriit.
Der Ri9tsr absr Id9eIts i4Iau, benu sr
battle feline 2sute ri9tis ertannt. Son ben
Ssnitsru Der Sfisite erbIidte man Elm Saus
unb iiber Seisn SbIre itaneen BITE solbenen
Borte: yRlappsri9IansensS Bills 8irtbs
i6aftser0ffnuug. Sci 9un4 eriter
Site. Spsi srOBs 9las Bier fur 5
Gents"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-04
Siloet Gurett 6etif aus,

tnSem SIR 10 uiel pom ser @eGt tsuusr Isrret, ais MIR
m6slta tit. a5sr ebe Sbr Cure &etie antretet-ist IS ais
GOuriiL @eiadit5retieuOer oOsr auSpauOsrsr-ob nit lem
0ampirCB, per Stifi ODER fol; gu 6uB, leset Sud einsn
GOrratb pom Sotetters Ra9subittsr5 BET, 0a5 pom rstiens
ben RubIitam OILS ba5 bette gorbsusun9ss uuO Sauss
mittel ssgsu Ssstrautbeit urO ouOers &siisbeidperssu ans
ertauut ptrO, Ssueu man BET Reiieu ;u gSaier uno al 2auo
10 leibt ~ausgtieBt IN. lem Eiouter osS &Seitsu5 lit IS Elm
wtrtidmtr Sbus uni Sbtrm ae9eH Malaria, 6beumattsz
mus unO ale eurb ben geuuB pom Observation-Disclosures
TEN Auler ueruriabteu U%utCrleib5s uno 9ereuuuuesbes
ibpsroen. Setne bcrubtgeuOe 8irtuus aui eiueu Our5
las Sbauteln es SttT5 rebeuti5 seDoroenen WtGser lit
Dabr9alt ma9tld UNI IS reBt ben Appettt uno bic Uttale
SbdttBtett in Dobltbu:roitcr Geiie an. Nusas;eihust lit
IS iir Galenbeibperoeu uus lntbdttstsit Der &tereu uue
bebt In bewuu~oerHsmsribtm Craee bic @trfuuueu pbpiiz
ider oosr geiitt9er grmuttuuq aui User mas eeworeeu
oeer raubem &ettsr ~ausaeieet mar, ioute IS uupsrpeilt ais
SAugmtttel segeu Ible 6oI9eu sebrau4su.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-04
3us 30. 4, tdslt1.
Su8 no. 8, td8It@.
Weitli9 9ebeno:
3us Io. 2, tdsH6.

Seitli5 sebeno
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-04

Sas &apiteI vSasbbunbe" bebanbeIt
&i4art Ebomann in fOIsenosr bumoriiti'
ihen Meiie:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-04
Gin %eigenartiger Erausrsus bspeste iid

Gin ~eigenartiser Eraasr3us bepeste fi9
tirSIi9 in Berlin unter ben 8Idnsen bes
2iebss Sd batt' etueu &ameraben" pom
Der 6leinbserenitraBe mad benz Watbdttir5s
bof, melt iiber 100 Boiiaone saben einem
iusenoIi9en QIter BON nod nt9t 80 Sabren
on Der S9ptnbiu9t ueritorbenen 9sno6en
has Istte @eIsit. Gin Wuittorps aus Is
SOitiaOnen erOfinete ben 3us, bann famen
tie a~bgsianbtsn bes gOitfubramtes unb
Speter Boitbaltereten nit eroBen @ib>
munsstrdn5en. Sbnsn idIoien ft5 tn lans
gem 3use Die i5rtsen 8oittlone, aae tn
BOILER Gala. an. Den 8ei5luB bilbsten
bic Erauerpassn uub bic 9oittremier, in
benen bic 8oitiuone aus ben e~inteInen gemz
tern gum Grauerbaus sefabren uarsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-04
Better Steiner BON ct. pauI bat isin

Better Steiner pon ct. PauI bat feline
@aIantsris nit benz 9sbsn bsaabIen mii1sn.
gr sins NIT Swei Oamen unpeit 0ermilion
SAILS, Wiun., auf elmer &nb6be babin, ais
ibu cine Der i4Snsa Beslsitsrinnen bat, cine
@siBbIatts& ante, psl5e an benz &anb zines
isbr itsilen gbbanss bling, fur is tu pftidsn.
Ystsr bidts ft9 mad BEN 9siBblatt unb
belt ii9 babel init elmer 5anb an einen
8aumait, - pISsIi9 brad Der Iit, unb
Der llusIadIi9s itarsts is&sis SUB tief aui
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-04
SotfnungspOa.

Satsr: rRarI3sn, Der wtspisIte biit
Ou?"
Sobn: Der Se43sbnte."
Batter: limb wieuieIe feb ibr tn Der
Rlahe2"
Sobn: vSe6Sebn."
@inise Gage ipdtsr ertunbist ii9 Der
Sater pisbsrum mad benz Plase ietnes
SprOBIiuss unb erbdIt bic antwOrt: Der
Sisbjebnte."
Batter: v8is, Sieb3ebntsr? SIR feb
absr bod u isds5sbn."
Sobn: rSa, es 1T @iner binSusstums
men,"
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&c nadoem.

&idter (sur gusetIastsn): Sinh sic
psrbsiratbet9"
glnsetIasts: rNeinl"
&i5tsr: v9erlobt?"
9luss,Iasts: sd peiB ni5t!"
&i9tsr: nOriden sic fi4 bsitimmter
aust"
sInsstIasts: ga, isben sic, 9srr 9es
ri9tsbot bas TT ndmIi9 70: triss i'd ni9t
msbr mite a baIb's Sabr, bann nimmt CT
mid triss' i'd absr msbr, bat CT s'iast.
bann bauert's ibm slang; isst weiB Id
ui&t, foa Id sia" obsr ~nein" fassn!~
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8aibiustun, Ger, 26. Sum-, 1888. -
Set ben Isstsn finfssbu Sabren lit i'd ab
uub gu m rbsumatii9en S4merSen TIM
Riden; Dor 3wei Sabrsn sebrau4te i'd
. ct. Satobs Del uno felt bisier 3eit babe
Id teine S9msr3sn wieber ssbabt. - 8.
Sartmen.
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fslfssn @runO unb wurbs nutarIi9 sst0os
tet.
Gute &amerabIhaft bis ,um Eobe bat

Der einifise bauuoueride &apaIerif Sslob
SebaIten. Snbs S9la9t BET 2ansenialsa
1865 erbielt er sinen fur9tbarsn &opfbteb
unb mar In @efabr su usrbIuten !; nsben i'm,
lag Elm preuBiidsr 2anbwebrmann Sris
@rotbe; Der nabm ii6 bss Ssinbss an, usrs
banb i'm nOtbbiritts unb rsttete inn bas bas
btnrinnenbe 9eben. Das persaB ct ieinem
Setter, Der Elm S5Ioferseieue mar, ;nies
malls ct bali inn oft aus GROCER Notb,
unb als er tirsIt9 In Wiesbaben itarb,
ieste er i'm gu isinem grbeu elm. gtur
einen Stetr auf msiu Grab unb iese mir
Oeineu unb meiren Namen barauf, Bat er.
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3u8 Vp. 4, tdsli6.
Sefli6 9e6sno:

9arloritubls uub Buffet @arS auf Sa9iitSen:
Yalalt.@ars uub gWtann Souooir Gars" auf
NadtSigen.
Die eRtnSise 9iuie. welbe rWtann RouoOir
@arS" spiI6en Chicago, Dubuque, SeS Wtoines,
ct. Soispb, Vto., ct. Yaul unS Vfinneapolis
bat.
S6laiplGBe uub Yarlors Stiible rperben aui
anmslbuns IN SidetsO fiice r~eierpirt.
3. .. Wbatmore, general' asent, Dubuque.
VI. u. Huienbarf, @ensrals Yaiiasier
ruo Sitst g9snt, Chicago, 81.
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Sn bieiiger @esenS iinb Or. aus. 86
nis's hamburger 6amiItsusR ebi;ireu feb
beIiebt unb babeu it3 in ben metitsn ga
milien einsebirsert. - SOiepb 6ormer
Carer, Minn.
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RGerfst SpaR uno Grnf.
ScitbHSden.

/.
IS 9iu9 cine alte Gage
Gon oeutl6er @infa6beit;
0aS beutlbe WtGb9en TRACE
Gin l3li6tes 2innentleio.
IS 9iu9 cine alte Gage
8on oellti6er Sittlamteit;
Sas Sleio Der llni6ulo TRACE
Die fromme oeuti9e Utaio.
So6 leioer beutsuta9e
Rennt beloeS man nt4t mebr,
unl6nlo uno oeutI6e Sd9e--
8 lit i6on LANCE Der!
III.
Siebt mar bic TrGltleins raul6eu
SIM lan9en S6leppenfleib,
Vit Salben, S6letien, Saul6en,
0ou iipp'Qer @itslteit;
Sie9t ma bic Serrlein tGn;elr
Dtit S6irmden uno %Gor9non,
Sour I6neioeu uno i6arpenSelr,
Sin ieber SOD g9ton";
Siebt polenbs man ni6t minoer -
Vtau ioQt'S faum mO9li6 balten -
Die Io9enannteu Rtuber
@enau l6on - rple bic Qlten;
Yam. ira9t maj lid p%erpunoert;
SIT ods ein oeutl6 @eI6le6t?"
Sci neun;i9 uuter bunbert
Sttmmt'S ~aleroin9s ni6t re6t.
(aus Der rYiueui9a9teI', Der ,Gi6sieloe
SoltsblGtter.-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-04

Bon elmer ensIii3en 6rau iaste Sc
manb: sd usrfi9ere sic, cine @nersie
befitt bieie Dame, an Der 1T ein Nann
u~erIoren sesaussn!" - I'D, rueun i'd i'm
bod sefunben bdtte!" ~ieuftte enc aIte
Sunsfer, bic 9eraoe anweienb mar.