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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-02
AN OLD VETERAN.

Colonel Nathaniel warTeiS Sp-iding on Beacon
Street. Boston. Is q years On and apparently
In perfect health and vigor. He has . clear
memory Of the early times Of the common
wealth. when TIE sinsn were struggling for
existence. He ~ soldier In the war Of isls.
IN which ~ wassvcrsly wounded. and he takes
q active an inesrsss In political and public
Affair." to-day - ever IN hAs life before. The
writer had an Interesting conversation with
him the other day, b ths coursr of which the
following facts vere brought out:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-02

THAT seems remAr kable. HOW did you
secure your present vtsorr'
MY old friend Colonel Hunt, who we all
thought WIS going to die. CURED me-"
How"
Ill seems he secured . prepsration in New
York. which grow on the Breyoort estate.
heart of New York City. He cured himself, and
through his advice I tried the same means and
wits restored to perfect health. The medicine
was So wonderful in its results, that Colonel
Hunt afterwards put it up for the use of the
public. and IL is the most popular medicine to.
day. being nothing lesa than the celebrated
Hunts Remedy"
do you still take 1t, Colonel"
w. 1 liz. nIIifa rsAarlIiarlN Z hava thu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-02
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, Feb. :.
Money call easy. ranging from II to q lac. loan q
Prime paper at II tot
Exchange, dull and weak
Government bonds, dull and steady.
Railroad bonds, fairly active, nrm
The following are the closing quotations Of se.
eur
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-02
ADVERTISE THEM

IN the WANT COLUMN of the KENNE.
BEG JOURNAL, and see how quick ye1
will and . purchaser.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-02


slightest symptoms ofcold
or am ever out OF sorts
IN any way, l take - .
dose. and in few
hours l feel all right GA.
again. am satisfied 4
there are thousands of IA,
aged men and women N -,
who are suffering all ~
the while, but who
might be in Just Is ~
good health and spirits ~ IN
Is | am. for they GER >IS IN
tainly have better con- INV INN
situations than l, and Nv A/
yet have lived to be 81"
The facts above stated are given jus
occurred. and they furnish very !
gsstion to all people Of advanced y,
may he suffering, but who have the
health within their reach.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-02
A DISTRESSING COUGH.

How many, especially during the Fal!
and Wintrr montbs are ,rpGb,e with
Cough, sometimes d. a ID iiae..1',.','n--
times loose oausi1g the siArr,f TO ra-'c
large amount Of offensive matter; this can
soon be cared by using InCslls' Throa;
and Lung Specific. winch acts direetlyon
tnf Ih,-lIf and I-unga
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-02

The following important rescript has been
received from the law court by W. c.
Choate, Clerk of Courts for kennebec Co
KESNEBEC COUNTY:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-02
ISrEEiog WATEKs.

By Mr.. Wakefield of Bath-Peiition Of
c. r. Wade And 10 Others of Perkins for en-
aetment Of a lz~ azains, throwing sasdust
into the Keunebes river.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-02

hDie tI u spring lafnDt But W at looms up
afore me, wen got to the bottom, but the
bar, still a coaxin' a tussel
That varmint has cut around an met me-
says, an wants to rile me, but won't be
riled this hot day l says; an so / edged
away from him, catty cornered like up the
knoll and won't down the north side l can't
aay but what begun to get a leetIs mad, 10
spite o myself, when l see the durn bar a
waitin' fur me thar, wen got to the bottom,
an had half notion to sail in and wipe him
out but then says to myself, Watts the use
o heatin' yer blood an fetchin' on a sunstroke,
mebby, | says, an mebby a spillin' yer
berries, jis to hammer the life outer one OF
bar, l says, an that un all out o fur an the
meat not much better, yit, thin groun' hogr
30 turned on my heel agin, an up the knoll
mosied, an struck fur hum by the south
side Wall. wen got down on that side, an
foun the bar layin' fur me thar kin tell
ye' bgosh, int my dander riz right up, an
couldn't git it down, an in spite o the
weather buckled inter the pesky critter, an
In less time thin it'd take me to stick pig
laid Mr.. Bruin out stiffern an OK yoke,
Course, if it d 's'ben cool weather wouldn't
"a turned hair, but ez It were, the rascal
bet me up constable, an wen I'm het I'D
L
pick up my PABLO berries, an see another
big bar maxim fur me round one edge o. the
knoll, furgut all about sunstrokes an
thrnom'ters, an pitched in an twisted the
wizzen o t'other bar so e1 ye couldn't "a tor
II from wire rope struck by lightnin'
Then / sot down to cool OF leetie. an "a
l were vi. in the preparation off-n my for
nd elumpy-te-clump marched another big
bar from round one side o the knoll. an
sloshy-te-slosh tore another un through the
brush from round t'other corner
Aw, now, see here says, kinder reason
IN Ike to the bars Gosh t'lnishty,'I
says, this is astin' too much OF a feller.'
says wy the dingnation can't We wait till
snow flies, an yer fur is gooi, an yer meat flt
to chaw, l SAYS, an kin hev a holt with We
without gittin' mad, an kin lay We out with
out wastin' yer
But them bars would hev it. an 50 l had
TO risk the sunstrokes ag in an jerk the ever
iastin' lights outen both on en- Ys see, It
want one bar that KEEP astoppin' ms round
the knoll, ez l thunk it were. but saAy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-02
FlsnEKIss AVE GAs..

BY Mr. kAler Of Searboro-Biil an act en-
titled an act to amend section / Of chapter
ll5 Of the Revised Statutes, affecting the
salary Of the Gate Keeper of the State
Prison. Fixed the salary of the Gate Keep
er at SOC
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-05-21
aaaias GttgL @o., %. Stunt, 1885,

9IHNTWV VTIW -FVT - O""T IVVO'
Die rBreB" bert5tet, baB 5err Rartin
Ntt, 24tes unb Ratn:S traBe, itd betm
Qblprtnsen pom elmer gar ben Ientel uers
remit babe. gr muBte mad Sauie setras
gen psrbeu unb tounte Dor S5uer;eu nt9t
l9Iafen. ct. Satpbs beilte i'm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-05-21
8tloet Cures, 6etif aus,

inOem Scr 70 pteI pom Ger BELT teunsu Ierust, ais MIR
m5sIi6 tit. Sbsr ebs Sbr Gure 8eiie autretst-iei es ais
1Ouriit, gsdditSretieuOer oOer auspunOsrsr-o nit hem
GampircB, per Sdti oOer foIj ST SUB, Iesst Gud einer
Sorrotb pom SOitetter's 0iussrbitter5 BET, OoS pom retisus
ben 9ubIttum OILS No5 bette 9Orbsusuusss unO Sdues
mttteI se9eu Sestrartbeit uuO ouOers &siisbeibDerseu aus
ertduut piro, eensu man bel Seiieu III 2Saier uuo yu gano
10 letbt o~u59eiset 1T. Dem Qiorisr hes @eitsnS lit IS elm
Dtrtiumer Stug urb Sbirm aesen Vtalarta, &~bsumatiss
mus uuo aue rurb ben GsuuB pom Observation-Disclosures
tenn ISGher ucruriddtUH uHtcrletbSz auo SereauIngSbez
itDsroen. Seine berubtseuoe GStrtuue uui euen ourb
Uahrbait mugiid rno IS rsat BEN 9ppettt uuS bic uitale
EbdtiaIett in DobIt6usnonsr ISeiie an. Aus1e;situet 1T
IS fIr gdleubeidUeroeu une llutbdti3teit Der Niersr uup
bebt in bepunoeTuSwert6sm Grdee bic @irtuuqeu pbDiiz
idsr oosr gsirtgsr grmGttuHs auf &er uuB seworeeu
oeer raubem &ettsr ~uusseieet mar, ioate IS uuuerUetIt ais
S3uemtttel ee8eu lble 6olgeH 9Gbrauhsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-05-21
RGerfei Spak uno grnf.

Ser getrOnte WirtuDle, Carl w.,
&0nis Don Spanien, par ni5t nur elm leis
benibaftIi9er 9tsbbaber Der Wuiit, ions
bern aud ieIbf ausibenber &iniflsr, inbem
er fib einbiIoste, bic SioItne meiifsrbaft Al
ipielen. Benn ba6er Bel Sofe &ammers
multi aufsefibrt purbe, nabm Der S6nis
an benz Suite bic SteQe ieinss eriten gios
l%tnilten Boctertni elm, Der, elm wabrer
Rinitler unb babel Elm rs1t tii1tiser goms
ponit, banu bic susite gioIine ibsrnsbmen
muBte. Our5 pteisn Stsaenws5iel lit
omar bic GisenIiebe bss 9irtuoieu. Gompos
niifen ni5t wsuis, nod mebr iebo9 Isin
DIR, benn Der 80nis ipielte auf cine ents
ieslide @siie faIi9 unb babel 10 isbr sessa
ben Gait, bag feiuer ber anberen Wufiter
inn su foIsen permo1te, unb babur1 sus
weiIen elm tiirdterli9es gbartpari entftanb,
las ben RSnis INNER In Wutb perIeste,
neil ct bic SduIb natiirli5 ni9t ii9, ions
bern ben anSern sui9risb.
Ro1 sr66er aber als bic Wutb bes RSs
niss mar bic Ssrsusifuns bss Gomponis
fen, Der feline 8erts auf cine unslaubIi1s
Beiie perbun3t fab. Gines Cages uerfisl
er baber, uu ii5 bieier Warter ,u ent,tes
ben, auf bic fOIsenbe Iusau9t: er i5risb
elm Quartet, in pel9em bic lsitenSs
Stimme Der speiten Sioline sufisl. wd6s
renb bic erite elm slei6mdBises Tbsma
bur33ufibren bate, peI1es bas WurmsIn
zines Blades uorifeute, ber ii1 bur5 cine
blumise Wisie i9ldrseIt. Sas mar Elm
ueuer unb sraSi6ier @eoante, Der ben hi9s
terii9en Stnn bss &onigs befts1sn muBte.
Der R6nts ipieIte has erts glatt rabis
ab ais ft5 auf benz 3ueiten bas aIsi9e
Ebsma pieberbolte, mart er Boc5erini eis
men 3ornissn SsitsnbIid tu, benin sr fling
an gu bssrsifen; ais er aber bas brittle ums
sei5Iasen bate, mai ibm pI6sIi9 baS
@anBe tlar, unb NIT pollen Corn mari er
feline Sioltne fort, ipraus duf Soc9srini
3u, faBte i'm beim Rrasen unb sos i'm nit
Der &isientraft, bic i'm 'ausSsi5nste, benz
8aIton gu, nm i'm ben ssfdbrIidsn Sprung
MAIDEN Su lahen, gum Senftsr binaus.
Oo5 bic ROuiSin leste raid enti9Ioien
bic 9anb Guf ietnen Irm unb iaste nit
~einSrinssnbem Gone: Pensa a tn alma!
(Osnte an bsins SssIsD Ser R5ni6 IisB
Soc9srini los, absr ct bsfabl inn ben YuIs
lait ausenblt4 gu uerIahsu, Spanien bin
men psntgen Sasen su meiben unb ME mebr
babin 3~uriitsutsbrsn. lin bic Strsnse
bieies in Der eriteu Site sesebenen SefebIs
81 miIbsrn, ieste er bann benz usrtrisbenen
8irtuoien einsn Iebens!dnsIi9en Sabrsss
sebalt pon 1900 SipreS aus.
8ocderiut fanb bisrauf cine anffeIuus
an benz Sofe bes beuti9sn &aiiers, Der
ebsnfals 4nipride barauf ma5te, Elm pors
tisIi9sr S%ioIinipisler gu isin. zines Sas
ses fraste er ibn2 WeI6sn llnteri4isb
finbsn sic Spiiden benz TaIente meinss
Ssttsrs, &arl's ", unb benz meinisen2
Sire, srwiberte Der @omponiit ais d9ter
96hins, obne 81 SOssrn, RarI w. ipielt
ais R6nis, unb gp. Waisffat ipisIt ais
Raiisr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-05-21
~ nm MlIeslet.
ltrjaden Der 9infsbGn6iafeit.

Sir bic ptsl er6rtsrte Srase mad ben
llria9eu Der 9intsbdnbistsit iinb swei pon
Self in SaintsO Denis bsoba9tsts Sdae Be:
~mertenspertb, bic In Der vDsuti5sn Wes
bictnale 3eitdns" mitaetbeilt pe,beu. Ser
@snannte bate 3usi Rinber in 8sbanbIuns
wsISe ~Itntsbdubis waren. Die betben
GItern iinb re9tsbdubis, bus dIteite Rtnb,
ueI9ss pom Der Qmme aufsetoseu uurbe,
sIsi3fals. 9as 3peite Rtnb, istt finf.
3ebn Sabre ali, lit felt isiner friibsitsu SUI
seno l~tutS5dnbia, bas brittle &inb, psI9ss
Sas erite 2sbensiabr iberi4ritten bat, eben.
falls. 8eibe ilusere &inber fn6 uon Der
Rutter fsIbit aufsesosen pOrben. SsIs
entOedte ais l1ria9e Der 2iufsbdnbistsit bas
Eraseu ber climber auf benz Iinten &rm,
wobur6 Der re5te Irm beg StubeS auf bic
Iinte S9ulter bes Gra9enbsn gu lieesn
fommt, Der Iints basesen gum @reifsn pOn
@%eeenifdnben fret bIeibt. gr lisB uunmebr
bus jinsfe Rtub uur auf benz re9ten arm
trassr, porauf i9 bic 2tntsbdnbistsit CAB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-05-21
SenfrHfen bel Bfer0en.

Oieier oft uortommenbe SsbIsr BET 8fers
ben fam In ben meiitsu Sdueu %uermieben,
uerben, ba ct seuObnli9 nnir pom Sittern
Der Soblen an gu bod anseIesten &rippen
bertiibrt. Gie Soble minieu bierbet ben
&Opf in bic 66be itreden, intem iie ft9
fell auf bic btnberen @liebmaBen fifteen.
Die Tolse lit cine ginbiesuns Der WirbeIs
iduIe uno Bel Iinserer Dauer bic 8iIbuns
bss Sentriitsns. ST aber bisrsu erft Der
anfans sema6t, 10 ueri9Iimu1ert it5 bas
l1ebsl bel ben eriten acknowledgement.
gs 1T besbaI5 isbr empfsblenspertb, bic
Staufitteruns ber Toblen 70 einturidten,
baB bic Ebiere ibr &~aubfutter pom Soben
aufnebmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-05-21
Cine treflife Satire auf uniere mo.

Cine trefli6e Sattrs auf unisre mo.
6srne a m
u NIB eint9e beuti5e, bic ibneu
~blinbIinss na9dffen) bilbet baS folssnbs,
etner enslti5en Wo9enbIatte entnommsus
3pieseiprd3 in elmer &ebattiou:
2otaI:R ebutteur: vSaben sic einen aus
fibrli6en geri9t iber ben Sauittampf fl.
bas Wonta9s:S latt our 5anb2"
Beri5terifutter. rginen aussesei5neten
es wimmsIt barin bon i5rsdIi5eu unb brus
talen gpiiooen."
2otaI; Rebuttsur: vS5Su! Sasen Sic
benz Sormunu, er ione i'm In bic Witte Der
3eituns ieeeu, 10 baB ct re5t auffdlt.
Damn m6dte i'd sic eriu9sn, siniss Rirs
den gu rbsfsn" unb suei obsr bret 8sri9te
iiber intershante Brebisteu, su ~erIaHsen,
bic man usbeu ben Sauittampf itsusn tSnnte.
Wir miifsu ben aniianb auf irssnb cine
Weile su wabrer iu1su."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-05-21

Giner Der angeisbeniten grsoissr gbiea'
COS sntpurf tiirslt5 foIssnbss Bib pon
bisier Stabt, in Der er felt Iansen Sabreu
pirtt uub peI6e er isIbifusrtdnbIi3 aud
sriinbli9 tenner muB:
vgttdt cine Ra5t uersebt in Sieier S.abt
obns S6wsIserei unb l1n;uat, i5ma5
pou seuus, UNI Sebn Sobomas gu seritOrsn.
@bsr bennod ftub bic 3situnssn ituntm, bic
9oIi;si 1T bIino unb Der Mupor Isst bic
SdnSe in ben S5ooB, pdbrsnb bas 2aitsr
uuseitOrt einberitoI5trt unb bic Serfibruns
fred unb seiI bur5 bic StraBen stnbsrs
i5rsttst. S9anbe auf bic 3situusen !
S9unbe auf ben Wapor! S5anbe auf bic
BoIiSei, peI9e nit benz 2uitsr bublt, wdbs
renb lire Sorseietteu BIutselb annsbmsn,
ur ben Serberb Der Sasenb ungsbsmmt
uor ii5 sebsu au laien! S9anbe auf bic
&tr9en, peI5e ni9ts tbun, nm benz idben
Serbcrbeu, benz bic Stabt entsessn ssbt,
ginbalt Su t5un!@
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-05-21
Sic ,Sttr. 4beubnoff" fimmt foIasnbss

Sic Str. a~benSpoft" timmt folssnbss
&IussIisb an; rSn allen sr0Beren Stdbtsu
Der Union 1T Der } unbertfte9 ebents
a g Der $ nausuratio u a 3:
inston's gum 8rditbsnten ber Ser.
Staten nit llm1isen, gantetts, Jeituer.
iammIunseu u. {. 10. ssfeiert porben,
Detroit aber bat cine unribmli6e Nus
nubme aema6t. 9ier bat man ii6 auf Elm
paar Iebsrne Yrebt9teu, ein-Bais Ball.
Spiel, benz ibsr 1000 9erionen bsipobus
ten, uno bic 9 dIteBuusb er@ trt B.
bei3rdntt. 90 bat ii9 be,
Batrtotismus Der 0etroiter seduBert, uuo
Riemanb bat fib g%epunbert, benn In be,
S5Iissuns Der S9antIotaIs fisbt man bis,
ben 6siertus, san8 slei4, OBJ berielbe patrios
tii9sr ober relsiOier Ratur lit. Wenn nu,
bic Sronttbiren Der vSulubns" ssidloFer
unb bic SOrbdnse ause5osen finb, finb BIZ
Ostrotter, b. 3. bteieRtsen BON tbnen, BIZ
it9 fur vmaBsebsnb" baIten, sufrtebeu, uni
sIauben, ieber 6eier senus setban gu ba'
ben. go iinb iie, 10 itu6 fe!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-05-21
Gin mpberuer Stpifer.

Sis Srau zines E%sIssrapbiiten - er,dbIi
Der vSisaro" - bat bieier Gage ibrem
Manns BEL ieiner Ssimtsbr cine beftiat
Scsus ssma9t, inSem ie ibn init cine,
6Iutb pou Sorpirfen unb Sei4impfuugeu
iibsri6ittets. @r srpiberte ni9t Elm Wort.
BON isinsm S9psisen enbIid b~etroifen,
belt its inne unb fraste witbenb: vNun,
mas bait On gu antporten2"
Der Wann beiann fid nod eine Weile,
bann srpiberte er: sd babe Su ant'
wortsu, baB, wsnn Ou has Mass mad Dor:
bsaur bdtteit t%sIssrapbirsn la1en, BITE Ds'
psi&e Did 426 Granes 60 Confines ssfo'
ffst bdtte.~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-05-21
SIN nGdften GonareB pe,ben bic &spub

SH uWIIrH VUHB1tB WEFV1" VN 0F'P4U1
Iitansr iibsr 164, bic 0smotraten ibsr l6l
Stimmen gu uerfissu bubsn. 1853 Stims
men biIben eine bei6IuBfdbise Msbrbsit.
Die neu biubutrmmsnbeu Staatsn psrbsn
wabri9einIi9 4 &epubIitaner unb siuea
Oemotraten In ben 9onareB ibiden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-05-21

Son einem 9sberleiben wurbe i'd burt
ben @ebrau9 pon Or. glusuit &5nis's
Samburser Eropfen befreit. Sis iint
ausse;ei met. - 5ranS Mi6eI, gsbar
Sails, Wisc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-05-21
Bel Salem Snoiana 1T cine brittle 9as.

qusls %erOifuet porben, bic ii9 ais srsisbis
erweiff. Bel eiuem Druid pom $50 Yfunb
idisBt bic Slamme bur6 cine swsis0uiss
&0bre 80 SUB bod IN bic suite. Der
Subel In Der Stabt 1T sroB, ba istt aus
!8weifel iiber bas tinftise 8adtstbum ses
boben itnb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-05-21
Sober ar5t usiB aus @~rfabruns, baB bic

psri5isbsnitsn 8sidpsrbsn unb 3si6sn pon
&rantbsit tIeiner Rtnber pom Doll benz
r3abnen" 3usei3Oben perbsn. Sieisr
a~berslaube i3etnt n sinmal u~nausrotts
bar gu iein. 8te man9e &rantbeit piirbs
In ibrsm gssinn ertaunt unb fOunts psr'
biu6srt psrbeu, usnu bic gItsrn sIsi9 gum
arste sinsen nnb ii4 ni9t auf bas y3abusn"
uerIieBeu. Babr 1T es nun frsilt6 aud,
baB bas v8abnsn" namentIi9 BET neruOien
&inbsru aaerlei &eiStuftGnbe, ia ielbit
&rdmpfe psruria9en tam. Der Druid Der
fi9 uOrpdrts i9iebenbsu 3abntrone fann
isbr smpfinbIi4s 0erusndite fur9tbar pets
nisen unb bur5 %iosenannts 81 Archaeological
feline Wirtuus aud auf bic 8swesunssners
pen a~usbebnsn, absr barum ssrabe ioats
man bet iolasn @ri@sinunsen fribssitis
ben arSt bsfrasen.-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-05-21
@itteI aeaen bas ltnstaieter Der SunSe.

Gin gang einfa6es RtttsI bstsbt BARN,
baB man pO9entItd Sueimal bic 9unbe
nit Der girite unb benz SutSeus pust, nit
uel9em man fur; uotbsr Elm Bfsro sereis
nigt bat. - Sin anberes WttteI bereitet
man ii5 auf fOlsenbe @eiie. Ran stsBt
90 G genain in 100 g 8uner, fist nod
10 G S9mterietfe bin3u uro reibt aIsbann
ben 9unb nit einem Tu5e ab, weIdes man
auuor NIT bisier SIiftsteit 9etrduft bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-05-21
Su8 no. 2. tdSIt1.
AUG Wp. 4, tdsIi6.

Garloritubl. unb Sufiet Gars ouf Gas;i9en.
Yalait:@urs uto sDtaun SOuootr GarS" aui
Ra6t;iiSen.
Die etn;ise 2iuie. weIbe ,Rauu RouSoir
Cars" Slpii6en Chicago, Dubuque, Ses WtoineS,
ct. Solspb, Yto., ct. Baul uuo WinueapoliS
bat.
S6laiplGse uub Yarlors Stiible weroen aui
anmeloun9 in 8itet Office r%eieruirt.
5. $. @batmore, @eneruIs 2l9ent, Dubuque.
5. u. SaHlep, Setrtebsleiter, ct. YauI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-05-21
Gin rieiigcr sunneniiid, Der srOBte be

pabri9etuIi9 ie seieben purbe, lit Bel Cape
2ootout ssitranbet unb uou bort f%tationirten
RsttunsSmanni6uft ans 2aub sebra9twors
ben. 9as SmitbiOnian Sntitut bat einen
gsamten an Srt uub Stele sei9ift, Inn
ben 600 Yfunb wiesenbeu Slid fir bas
Natiouals Ruieum ber3urt9teu.
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Fife and Drum.

MILWAUKEE,, August 2s.-Early Sunday
morning the inspiring sound of the fife and
drum, leading from the railroad stations
and steamboat docks commenced, and 1t
has been constant ever since. The weather
opened fine.
General Warner and staff have headquar-
tiers at the Plankington house.
A unique feature of the arrivals was the
entrance into the harbor of huge ark from
Sturgeon Bay bedecked in the tri-colors and
guerdons and loaded to the guards with
veterans from the neck of CO ntry reaching
along the lake to Deaths Door. The ark
was in tow of a tug and had a pleasant
voyage.
The city is more deliberately decorated
than at any time in Its history, scarcely a
building in the business portion, being left
untrimmed. The residence portion, too,
has caught the infection, red, white and
blue stream in the air from pillars and
porches, far into the outskirts of the city.
Everything is working nicely for success
full outcome of the great encampment, and
if the weather holds fair the Milwaukee
meeting will figure as the most successful
IN the history of the grand army.
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KANSAS CHURCHES.

Gaylord Herald: The Congregational
Sunday school are the recipients of an
other box of books for their library.
This time the gift came from the home
of Mrs. Paris, Sandy Hill, New York.
Jewell City Republican: The Evan
gelical people have again pitched their
camp in the pleasant grove just west Of
town. The meetings have opened and
it is expected that they will continue
for few days. Presiding Elder Tobias
is the leader, assisted by the Jewell pas
tor, and a number of ministers fpom
abroad, among whom will be the schol-
arly editor of the Evangelical Messen-
ger of Cleveland, Ohio. The large pa
vilion tent has not yet arrived, but il
expected on this evenings train. The
smaller tents are quite numerous. Some
families have come over q hundred
miles to attend this meeting.
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INTO his stomach. On the thirty-eighB day
re e,e on piece of pie but did noe eat il
On the thirty ninth day he drank . small
9oa9afy of milk and at irregular periods
ne has continued to do so. All told he
nas drank not to exceed one gallon of milk
IN the sixty -seven days that have passed. The
laser had reduced himself to "a living
ske!eton." The case is 40 far beyond the
ordinary that incredulity has been excited.
6ot there Is no occasion for this, a. Dr.:
Seorge Hasty, well known physician OF
thus city, has regularly attended him. The
great difficulty in treating him has been his
aeterminatian to resist all profered aid.
After fasting full month he one day rose
rom his bed, and seized pail of water that
STOOD near, and drank some of it. After that
mnk and water was left near him, and oc-
caslonal!y he would rise and drink little
during the last week.
Marvel has been bedfast during the past
week. Sores broke out on hum by reason OF
ms long confinement and evidently he has
suffered untold agony. His fast is the
longest yet known. The most prominent
case of fasting was Tanners. It win be re-
called that he ate nothing and drank only
water during forty days.
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In Memory of Patriots,

INDIANAPOLIS, ND, August 24.-The
present visit of President Harrison to his
home state and city was made, in part, for
the purpose of being present at the laying
of the corner stone of the monument to be
erected by the state to Indiana soldiers; and
for which $500, 600 has been appropriated.
The president made an address of which
extracts are here given:
Five years ago last January when the peo-
pie assembled in the opera house yonder to
unveil the statue which has been worthily
set up to our great war governor, ventured
to express the hope that near by it as a twin
expression of one great sentiment there
might be builded noble shaft, not to any
man, not to bear on any of its majestic
faces the name OF a man, but monument
ers of our dead, the widows that are with
us, might gather and pointing to the stately
shaft say: "'There is his monument" The
hope expressed that day is realized now.
Does any one say there is wastefulness here?
My countrymen, $4,000 has never passed
and will never pass from the treasury of In
diana that will give better return than the
expenditure for the erection of this monu-
ment.
As have witnessed these ceremonies and
listened to these patriotic hymns, I have
read in the faces of the men who stood about
me, that lifting up of the soul, that kindling
of patriotic fire, that has made me realize
that on such occasions the nation is laying
deep and strong its future security. This is
q monument by Indiana to Indiana soldiers.
But beg you to remember that they were
only soldiers of Indiana until the enlistment
oath was taken; that from that hour until
they came back to the generous state that
had sent them forth, they were soldiers of
the union.