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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-07

a CoueemD COnmlse1oa.
6oue1ov aftsenocn Senator Plumb,
nnD, introduoeda measure Of great
lnnoe-A bin 20 create . customs
h1nn1m ond define its duties. Five
- - azs not engaged or interested
nnnceures. sre 10 b appointed By
1hone for terms Of from two 70
~, 6 salaries Of >7.5Oo . year.
wiil not b allowed to engage In
1hef business, aud will b requird
- a once constantly open In
Gnangton for hearing upon subjects
setod with tasiR legislation. Sub
S1ntsppulutments viii be for the term
16xysass, and great care seems to have
S tHken 20 make this commission
nnent board Of experts for the col.
- of reliable information Tor the
1ance Of congressman in tariff legisla-
Ifit proves even partially success
Wis device win be Of the greatest
fnloesD, eor it win clear the congres-
I'll debates Of the large masses Of con.
nlne and contradictory statistics that
~ always made discussion OF the tarih
1eieome and unsatisfactory. A con.
Imam will simply state that the Gus
- commission has reported % and 20,
& ~ declared the effect Of certain legis.
to1Dn, and no one will trouble to investi'
~ the matter further, or dare to ques'
- the absolute truth OF the report.
IN b The ideal, and we may venture to
- that there will be serious approach
~ y In fact, though an immense amount
S1G hard work will be thrust upon that
s6ommisnion and the five wise men Will
r. puzzled by many foolish question.
$ Ehey are to find out the average prices
= autiable and free merchandise, whole
1n1o and retail, at home and abroad fol
'l1x months before and after any chang'
q duties, and II thought proper thiI
lnQuiry shall be carried back twenty-five
.S1onnor more and extend to all facts relat
~ 10 demand and supply at home AMI
Songuad, and ito aid in determining thu
ogue elisct Of the import duty or Of tn
y <nnngs therein in the several cases, upol
o0estic and foreign prices, and upol
4 &goduction Of the same or Of other com
np6ities. upon revenue, upon immigrs
-, upon profits Of capital, ,ratesof wage
~ ~ general welfare"
Ihey ars to ascertain the effects OF th
y onGeom duties upon the price Of agricu
i email productions Of the country, IN
their sale and consumption In the Unite
0lates, the effect upon usages here an
h ohguad and upon all interests. In shor
I'm commission IL to answer every que
y I'm related to the tariff, and, as they q
1ogion, and Congress will probably r
a Golve ITSELF into ono vast interrogatit
oint, the commissioners will certain
nm their salary IL they work with al
oonscience. It may be hard to find me
2ee The required ability, reputation ar
1n1egrity who will give up other busine
y which they may be engaged for the
trying positions, but We are hopeful th'
~ experiment may succeed, as the eau
saoe tariff reform must be benefited
Snyegy exposure OF facts.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-07

Do you know how Carpets

Do you know how Carpets
are madef Z
Probably not.
But you may know very easily
il you will be taught by an OBJ.
jcct lesson.
On our second floor in the
Carpet Gallery there will be
running for some days to come
the best specimen Of a model
Carpet Loom ever seen in this
country.
1t is run by Mr.. Joseph Coley,
OF Worcester, Mass, who be-
slowed all his leisure for two
years upon its construction.
1t Is an exact duplicate OF the
Crossley loom, is only 3 feet
long, I8 inches wide and 2 feet
high. It can weave % yards a
day Of perfect carpet 4 inches
wide. You can see 1t running
out OF the loom, the figure.
weaving the motto Home
Sweet Home"
A regular loom is 9 feet wide
a. feet long and IL feet {
inches high. You can there
fore see how wonderful Is this
little model, which is composed
Of 3,oaS distinct pieces.
The power Is an electric
motor.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-07

There 10 no such inc xcusAble folly a that of
the tfmpleton who sits submissiyely down
and languishes In tho thraldom of dyspepsia
when one boz OF LaxAdor Will relieve him. AZ
druggists. Is cents.
A good nurse 10 q blessing to every family,
ana all sensible nurses recommend thar innu.
cent but effeciusi remedy for Ali the pains m q
ills that bef,ii baby-Dr. Bulls Baby syrup.
Price IS cents ~S~f'
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-07

81 Sheeting that will wear better,
and it always keep the weight and
feel Of Linen. We will gladly
send samples to anyone who cares
to know what a genuine French
hand.woven Sheeting is.
Cream Huck Towels down to 81
a dozen.
Damask Towels down to 7sc a
dozen. Another sort I8c each, from
IS.
Knotted Fringe Damask Towels,
full bleach, Ise each. Extra Large,
2Ic. Finer. 3sc.
"Old Bleach" Huck Towels, those
very fine goods that rarely 60 as
bargains" s. a dozen. Same,
fancy, $500 dozen, 3oc each.
The most extravagant French
Towels that have been $3.75 each,
are now SAYS.
All the Fine Embroidered Hand
kerchiefs niussed and tumbled in the
last few weeks 60 on sale this morn.
ing at fraction prices.
There are talk-about things:goine
on in regular goods.
| Mems Hemstitched Handker.
chiefs, printed borders, SI.2o Z
dozen-happening unheard Of ir
the trade before.
| Mems Plain White Hemstitchet
Handkerchiefs, 1 and ~ inch hem
full size. Our regular price has beef
4.2o, now $2.6o.
Southwest Of centrss
Furniture.
Our Furniture story reaches Side
boards to-day. The same knife ha
been cutting them that slashed til
other. Furniture we've lately tol
J you Of. Three chapters so far:
I'D Bedroom suites:
i were S3S to $4,000
' now SIS to 81 900.
(2) Parlor Suites:
III were $Ioo to 1886
now SIS to $500.
CD Sideboards:
E were $40 to S225
o now s25 to $3.50.
ol All we've said Of Bedroom ar
e Parlor Suites holds good yet-nur
bers have shrunk, shrunk, but sor
unbroken.
Il We hold up a dozen or 80 Sid
|, boards to show you how the sto
: runs:
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-07
Dress Goods.

Combination Dress Patterns.
The many sorts from - to 9Io--
half prices you know-are being
brought to the counters rapidly. A
force Of men is kept busy in their
preparation. They come and 60
out by the wagon-load.
Striped Cheviot. All-wool ex-
cept the hair-line, strong most
solid enough for boys wear-s2
inches wide-almost a yard and
half--stylish, with the elegant tone
that comes with a rich solid color
and plain stripe, variety enough in
colors and stripes to suit many
tastes.
| Worsted Dress Goods, at 75c,
8sc, and $r.25, that are down 90
per cent and more. One week ago
800 pieces. Quantity declining
rapidly, assortment unbroken.
Seek them out il you haven't seen
them. They are gems Of color and
weaving.
Southwest and southeast Of centrs.
Linen.
| You're likely to see redder let
tered Linen days here this month
than ever before.
u Our way Of passing Linens
} straight from the looms to you, ane
: so saving all the usual betwee,
costs, makes the littlest Of littl
prices possible. You get sucl
! prices here all the year round. N,
, matter. Well better our best.
. These random straws show no,
: the wind sets.
Table Linens. Pick Of the fla,
> working world. Since we bega
Y with Linens that has been so.
isn't Linen qualities that chang
New designs, and If there's any Sc,
It saving, prices do it. They're no
It on the away-down tip.
n Go back two years or so. Pr
l. from the Linen Chest the Tabl
a cloth you paid US $2.25 yard fc
r Every cent was in the stuff. Sin,
:. then we pounded the price
5. sI.65. To-day we jam it down
$I.3s! So much for Cloths. o.
means all.
ir Yard stuffs feel the cut too
1t 62-inch Bleached Damask, 50
IN 64-inch, very fine, Coo; 72-ine
r very fine, 7oc.
~ Napkins march to the sar
drum-beat. Here's one OF Iri
n Double Damask, three-quarter 81;
ly "thick as a board" and fine.
lr good $40 Napkin as we hand
h Linens; more, Of course, in 9th
le stores. To you S. a dozen. Pl
,e cisely such as have been tuck
le under blue-blood chins abroad
two generations.
.r Almost the finest Of our Germ
n, Napkins shall 60 for $3.50 doze
is $3.50 only season or so back.
ID $50 5S-Napkins, 81.
IS 22-inch Drill Napkins, sI.25
never had its like for so little.
re Extra fine 5S-Napkins ST.:
from sI.65.
Extra size, s2.25, from 50.
Just opened lot Of Fren
Linen Sheets, hemstitched at be
ends, 5 to 81 yards Of hemstit'
, ing on each Sheet, s2.25, s..
:" s2,5o for single Sheet, 2Hx255
25sx234.
Old fashioned housekeep
(meaning thrifty and wide-awa
ones) who care more for quail
than looks in a Linen Sheeti
won't skip the French yard stuff,
~ inches wide at 65c. There is
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-07

Inltu uOOHs 1Our oieV6OIUs
Everything in Shawls. OF late
we've mostly told of Valleys and
Umritzurs because they may be had
for so wonderfully little, and it's the
dream of every woman's life to some
time or other own an India Shawl.
But a pinch Of money does in
other sorts what a handful was
needed for a few years back.
We have toppled dozens of sorts
into the quickest Of the out-rushing
tide.
Long Blanket Shawls, all wool,
good value at $3.50, now $3.50
Same, large size, down from SIS
to s., and from Sc to SIS.
Best American Blanket Shawls
reduced from 81 to So.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-07
CARRIA q n,
CAkRIA 91a.
STANDARD CARRIAGE WORK,
EDW. EDGERLEY,
Noe. ~, ~. As. IS Market street. Rear NJ Poc,
once, Lkncas,er pa

Eos. 20. t2, As. IS Market street, Rear OF Post.
once, Lancaster, Pa,
now have ready for the Fall ana Wipter
Trade the nnsst and most select line nf strfcily
lions IN the MARKET
Now Is ths time to buy a nice Csrrispe or
Sleigh a. Chrf ,tmas Present There is no,h.
Ing that would be more suitable.
Special bargains In SECOND Hand Work both
hnis hod or unfinished.
A few more OF thoee dno Road Carts left M
prices 10 suit the times.
ALI work fully guaranteed. Ny prfoas for
this state.
sepairtng and Repsinting promptly st.
teDoea % One set OF workmen especially
employed Tor thai purposs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-07

The news from Samoa u Of very -
rious nature, and the more grave because
IL comes BY way of Berlin, and is colored
more or less 10 suit German ideas. The
German forces have interfered to save
their man Tamasese, and overthrow the
patriots who have been % stubbornly
supporting Mataafa, the lawfully elected
king. Their pretext was the destruction
of German property BY the rebels, - they
call Mataafas followers, and insults 70
German sailors that would not be difficult
to find In the ipfiamed condition OF
the populace for which Germany
Il responsible. The German that
attempted to disarm the insurgents
had the worst Of an encounter with the
desperate natives who are said TO have
attacked them under the leadership Of an
American named Klein but in q strug-
gle 30 unequal there can be no doubt Of
the speedy reversal Of any advantage the
patriots may gain, and the iron heel
Of Germany will grind . terrible
revenge out OF the unfortunate but
plucky little nation. An officer and ar
teen Germans killed and thirty-si1
wounded is score that shows the natives
were glad to get chance at the bully
who has been standing back Of Tamasess
and causing oil their trouble. All thiI
happened over two weeks ago, and whel
We next hear from the island 1t ma.
b, to the effect that Germany
has resolved upon annexation a. tn
usual method Of solving similar troubles
OF course the United States and Eng
land will have something to say abou
that, but the latter has often given tn
examples of seizing q country first an
consulting about 1t afterwards. Whe
last heard from Samoa was 4
10 state OF breathless suspena
over the course Of Germany, and Mstaaf
was Offering to appear and plead hi
cau1e before the commanders Of th
British and American men-of.war.
Later news may alter the appearance
OF things, but with the information v
now have we can only say "bully Il
Kline, and hurrah for Mataafa !"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-07
DUBLIC SALE.

DUBLIC SALE.
i On WEpsksDAY, JANUARY 0, 1859. at
the Leopard hotel. ON East King street, viii
with twostory Brick BACK Building and Frsme
Kitchen attached, situate No. 6ll West Cheat
nut street. Hall. six rooms. two Kitchens ana
Lot 2SN by lS5 feet, TO q public alley. This
property tsiocated in u rapidly gro wing peiGh
borhood ana ID worthy the attsn ton OF buy
ers. ALLAN n HERH 80
keai Estate ana Insurance Agent.
Il. y. Rown. Auct. oeca7is6
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-07

1T IL announced that the Legislature viii
be asked TO pass . bill prohibiting deer
hunting In Peansylvanis for i've years. 1t
10 found practically impossible 10 stop
hunting deer with dog, and - they are
fast disappearing the only resource seems
10 be the passage OF some stringent measure
making the killing Of deer illegsl for aterm
Of years. One dealer in game says that
from region that used 10 furnish him $50
head OF deer . season he has this winter
received but IL.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-07
FOR SALH OR RENT.

DUBLIC SALE.
Or TUESDAY. JAruARY O. lssa
~ the Leopard Hotel. will 0 snid that vaIua
DIG store Properly, on the mort EAST corner III
walnut and Charlotte streets, having hsiI d
rooms aod large store room. garrst ami cellar.
or,9 @ feet a Sood business locality. Easy
ALLAN A. HKBR,
Real Estate and lnsu rance Agent.
lue East King ktreet.
Is. y. RowE. Auctionesr. jletdl.atsTs
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-07
THE WANAMkkER Announcement
SECOND NEWYEAR WEEK

"66Ns
French Chudda Shawls, cream,
sky. cardinal, crimson, deep, blue,
down from $3.50 and Is to "a.
Scotch Horse Shawls, finest
grade, e6 kind for $3.50.
Best quality Himalayan Shawls, |
down from g to %.
seeoal noss. asae ysAspsr a.a chssssut
ssseste corner. takoelevaeoe.
Muslin Underwear.
Scarcely necessary that we repeat:
The Department is on the sec
ond floor, first gallery, and newly
furnished.
Gowns. Over 5000 Of the grade
advertised on Monday last at 60
cents have been sold. We make
them. The large sales prove their
eheapness. Not hyperbole to say
worth 81.
Muslin Gowns reduced. Price
was $a.as. The Hamburg edgings
and insertings are very dainty, the
tucks on yoke fine and numerous.
Pnceis $r.so.
| Cambria Gowns reduced. Price
was 81. Torchon inserting-tucks
between-on yoke, plenty Of it, and
lace on front, neck, and sleeves.
Price is $3.50.
Chemises. Cambria with Tor
chon trimming at s. cents, should
be Stag; Muslin with fine Ham,
burg trimming at 60 cents, ought to
be 81; and a small quantity oi
good muslin, ruffled neck and
sleeves, at as cents.
Corset Covers, About 1000 al
IS cents-enough for a day or two
81 Sets. Cambria Gowns 81
|. Drawers IS cents, Chemise, IS cent!
] -$2.so in all. Bargainsleach and all
Ample trimmings Of Valencienne'
lace, with tucks and ruffles.
Drawers. Additional bargains a
IS and 60 cents.
Skirts. Nearly all the sorts pre-
viously advertised are still in stock
and to-day two more, 81 and $Is'
respectively, are added.
Our attention is also being give,
to the higher grades, Of which in tn
q future the stock will be fuller tina
l. ever.
s second moor. Juniper street side.
Cutlery:
= Table Cutlery has light enoug
* and room enough in its cosy secon
floor place. We don't know {
so full and we'll balanced a stoc
anywhere else in town. Not
thing:in it that won't bear the close!
looking at and comparing-inclue
ing price tags.
Carver and Fork:
lRegular. Ho'
etagh0rn Handles.
tsiuloid Handles. ................ 9f6
Rubber HAndles............."...lN 10
Knives:
Pl.tsa Blsaes, aoE. - ~.
Pearl Handles. Dinner 90 O6
Colluloid Handles Dinner...... $50
Csliuloid Aandles, Desssrt..... TO 3
S:ilslsia S:slsiS Handle: assai::. R,sa:r D..::s;
These just as pointers.
;. Second door. near centre. -Four elevators.
"a Mems Furnishings (some broke
a as to sizes) that have been marke
,e to 60 on the jump:
~ Gloves:
Wsre. No
". nsSSepSssn; sS ph9c;1: n;;;1;:;:;1;'...."...... :.:1 g g
IN xids undrooood od.....s............. l6O
Sngiish Cape................... LOO
as Neckwear:
Tecks and Hourin.HsD ...... %
70 Same white satin ana Silk...... ~
~ A few Mems Stockinet Coats tn
were $3.50 and $3.50 shall 60
$I.so and $a.so.
'i' Market street entrance. Main Aisle.
500 more of the quaint Japane'
Is Skeletons just in. New comica
ties. If you must have skelett
us in the closet have good one--ar
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-07

Neckwear:
Tocks and POuri In. HsDds ...... 96 IL
Same. white satin ana silk...... % Is
A few Mems Stockinet Coats that
were $2.so and $3.50 shall 60 at
$I.so and $a.so.
Market street entrance. Main Aisle.
500 more of the quaint Japanese
Skeletons just in. New comicali-
ties. If you must have a skeleton
in the closet have good one--and
as little as maybe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-23
Observation-Disclosures.
Sttu1g pom 5. April.

Ser Stabtratb iette feline pertaste gers
iammlans FORT. Ser Stahtsgnpalt Ieste
cine Srbonnans Dor, bic auorbnet, baB Der
NIT benz @siunbbeitsbtenite beauftraste Irst
aIe 9attenten In benz itdbtiiden Mrreif in
SoIse Der Iufforberuns ber YoIi3ei gu be-
banbeln bat. OieIelbe rarb einfttmutig
ansenommen. SIS parb perorbnet, baB
Der StabtsS nsenieur eiasu 8lan uon 5ope
Strabe porSuIesen babe. Der StubtsNns
malt Ieste cine gsrbeferuns our Srbons
nan3 iber rstienbe SanbeIsleate Dor, bic
anorbnet, baB wsnn CUR 3eit Elm &aufmann
cine iol9e 9icenS bat unb Der Saul:
mann iein Waarenlaser mertli9 psrsrOs
bert, Der Wapor ben SanbeIsmann sptn:
gen tam 10 8robent bes Wertbes ieiner
Baaren ais Steuer gu bsjabIen. Na9
Iufbebuns ber @efddftsreseIu parb ers
laubt, baB etn @omite Der Sanbelstammer
tbr gnlisseu portage. sic erfu9ten ben
Stabtratb NIT benz 9ountp $500 als I'M
teritibuns fir bic Rotblsioenben IN Oatota
su isnben. Ilberm. glsmenion wiini5te
fir BITE electrii9e @iienbubusg ompasnte bic
@rlaabnis, ibre SdpeQsn IN bic StraBen
Isssn su birfsn. Ser Intras sins ans
StraBen: gomite unb ben Maribau. Glib.
Coates beri1tete, baB bas StraSensg omite
&incoln Nusnue pon 8aibinston mad
Sadion Strube beidtist unb bic Ars
belt contrattmdBis s~efanoer babe. Ser
0ert9t warb angenommen. Oem Bboto;
srapben Nep warb bic grlaubniB ertbeilt
einen &aifeu gum ausIesen uon 4botosras
pbten an Wain unb a9tsr StraBs auf3us
ffeIen. Sie &lasen iber bic S1ilber nit
ben Rauen Der Strabsn wurben benz Iuss
f9uB fir YoIi3et unb Gas ibsrpisieu.
&lou1. @unberIid itslte ben Nntras, baB
bic Ganaliiatton mad ber erifproiectirten
&i4tun9 sebaut psrbe, ba bic ueue 9tt9s
tuns gu pteIe Wintsl babe. 8arb anses
nommen. Stole beantraste, baB Nnsss
bote aussei9rieben perben ioIen, fir bas
Wesfabren Der &i9enabfdae. Mlbm.
5obse leste Elm @eiu1 Der 4nIieser DOR,
In benz barum sebsten wtrb, bic untere
Wain StraBe pon Sones StraBe mad
&aiIroab Muenue gu 9uuitrsn, nit &anbs
teinen unb 9oiien gu uerisben. Sing ans
StraBen : @omtte; basielbe seidab init
eiuem 9efu1e pon s. Eibsp unb Inb. in
getreff Der &eparatur zines Seitsnpeses
an Soutb Dodge StraBe. @uf Nntraa
pom Nlbm. ErsrIsr blisb bic 2ieen3 fi,
8irtbi9aften, wie Iestes Sabr, 800.
Die @ebalte unb Si9erbsiteu Der Beam
ten fir's fommenbe Sabr wurben feitse:
Iteut, mte folst:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-23
I'm benz Zinc. 8oltsfr." inben mir eine

sSl 0eal y9fHc. SoltS1r." fnoen MIR etrle
Rabnuns an bic 0irtbe, bic bier In Dubus
que unb anberudrts ebsnio AM Plase lit, als
in Der 66nisin bes Wsftens: v0ir babsn
3ablrei9e Wtrtbe IN ~unierer Stabt, wslde
quite, seiesliebenoe gitser uub gentle
men" iinb. 2eiber sibt es aber au9 cine
an3abl BON Wirtben, welde 9 lauben,
tie feten bic 9erren Der Uelt
uno bag fe tbun unb lahen f6unsn, was
fe wousn. 0te Wirtbs, peIde gu Der
lestsenannten &lafe sebOreu, i5aben Der
Sa9e Der peri6nIi9en 5reibeit unb lsiitsn
ben Eemperer3fanatitern 8ori9ub. Wans
DE bieier Wirtbe seitatten an Sonntusen
Dinse, bic In Deutidlanb iofort poIiSsiIi9
9eabnbet werben uiirben, unn bod 1T be-
tanntIid In Dsuti9Ianb bic Sonutassfreis
beit iebr aussebebnt. Ni9t aleiu, baB in
ben 0otaIen bteier Wirtbe an Sonntasen,
wdbrenb bes 9ottssbienitss BET ~ofisnsn
Senitern &arten ssipisIt uirb. ionbern ben
@diten uirb iosar erIaubt, iber bic &irs
3ensdnser laute bdmii4e Bemerfuusen,
uie vba ssbsn bic alien Wsibsr piebsr sur
Rir4e" gu MAIDEN. 0ersIsidsn ma1t.
unriissr 0siie, bSiss 9lut. Qeute, psl5s
our &ir9e sebeu poleu, baben eth sutes
&e9t ba3u, unb wer ft4 iiber iie Iufis
ma9t, namentIi9 Offentli9, 1T Elm srober
6Iesel. Wirtbe, wsl5e ioIde @smeinbet:
ten seitatten, ioaten pom a~nitdnOisen girs
germ ni9t unteritiet werbsu. Sie brinsen
nur bic san3e &lafe pom 8irtbeu in gsrs
ruff. @enn iene Wirtbe psrninftis wdrsn,
unb, namentIt9 an Sonntasen, wes
nisiteus auf duBeren Qn # a n b unb
Rube bieltsn, ba piiroeu fe ben Esmpss
renafanatitern, bic ia germ bas Rinb nit
benz Babe ausiditten, uno aue iiber sinsn
Rumm i9eersu, cine SepaItise @aife aus
ben 9dnoen nebmen. llnb bas 1T sspiB
u6tbis."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-23
Sn 6ieiem Sbeile unieres 9anbes

Sn 0telem Shetle inlereS XanoeS
berri9t mebr gatarrb aIs &rantbeiten
aaer ionitisen Nrten, unb Bis In bic iinsfts
Seit belt man gatarrb fir fait unbsilbar.
9anse 3eit gait Ct BET ben 9lsratsn ais cine
locale Rrantbeit, es wurben locale 5eils
mittel ueriu9t, unb neil biefe local ansss
wanbten Wtttel bas llebeI ni1t beiIten,
sIaubte nor es ni6t beiIbar. Ois @ifsns
i9uft bat bepteien, baB Gatarrb cine
8runtbsit bas Spifems TT unb babsr cine
ausemeine 8ebanbluns erforbert. 9al's
@atarrb Cur, pom s. 8. Cheney, GoIsbo,
Obio, bereitet, 1T has einsise Wtttsl I'm
Wartte alsemeinen 8sbanbluns Der &rants
beit. 0asielbe wirb iuwenbis anses
uanbt In Ooien pom 10 Sropfsn Bis gu
einem TbeelOffel pol. IS wirtt Direct
auf bas Blut unb bic S1leimbdute bss
Spiiems. Sie bieten ein bunbsrt Dollars
fir isbsn &rantbeitsfal, ben bas Wittel
ni9t curirt. Man psnbe fi9 fir gircus
lare unb 3eusniTe an
s. g. @benep 81 Co., Eolsbo, O..
sY3 BET allen Ipotbetern fir IS Gents
5u baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-23

Sic bieiise nSimss" felt bic gebaup.
tuns auf Der bo4u'fe SiidOf SoIsp BON
Detroit babe fid gu 9uniten Der sOttlOien
Staatsidulsn ausseipro4en. Der Biidof
bat bisis WittbsiIuns ais cine 2ise binsss
ite0t, absr bic Staatsi9uIfanatiser b.
rem ni4t auf, fe gu uerbreitsn. Mentez,
mentez ~toujours, il en- restera quelque
chose. DAP Der unsIidli9e DR.. Wc9Iynn
ii4 fur bic our rnfttlt9teit fibrenoen
S9uIsn ausseipro9en bat, baribsr brau9t
id Rismanb su punbsrn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-23

Sn Der hieiiacn &atbeorale batten id
D. @. aur Gifffena bss bodp'itsn giidofs
cine san3e anbabI Sriefter Der l1msesenb
einsefunben. Im Oonnsritas, @riinbons
nerf flag, fano bic 8eibe bes gbrtsmas unb
Der 81. Dele, pis porssfdrieben, ftatt.
Der erbabeuen, ~tieftnntsen Seter pobuten
piele 9Idubisen bei. au9 am gbarfrets
tag unb S%fteriumitus functtontrte Der
bo9p'if e 8ti9of unb NOR bic Gatbsbrale
sefiQt. Sn ben anbern &ir9sn Der Stabt
fanb Der @ottesbienit, ute Iitbursii9 uors
aei1rieben, ffatt.