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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-30
IRISH POETRY AND SONG.

John Boyle O'Reiiiey's Splendid Lecture
In Butte Tonight.
Apropos To the lecture Of John Boyle
O'Reilley on "Irish Poetry m Song at
the opera house in Butte tonight. the fol-
lowing gem of Irish melody il given as
illustrative of the beauties of which the
lecture will he full:
Cushla Ma Chrce.
Dear Erin, how swcstly thy green besom rises,
An emerald set in the ring of the sea,
Each blade Of thy meadows my faithful heart
prizes,
Thou queen Of the west, the worlds c,ishLa ma
rhIrs%
Thy gates open wide To the poor and the
stranger
There SMILES hospitality. hearty and free:
Thy friendship il seen In the moment Of danger.
And The wanh'rer Is welcomed with cltshin ma
cht1c.
Thy sons they are brave; but, the battle oncc
over,
In brotheiiy peace with their foes they agc.c,
And the roseaie checks 81 Thy daughters discover
The soulspeaking blush that says c'uhia mu
ehr,.
Then. flourish for ever, my dear native Erin.
While sadiy l wander, an exile irom thee,
Aud nrin as thy mountains, no injury fearing,
May heaven defend its own riuhid ma chr,..
Pulse of my heart.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-30

At ]. Merrill a Co.'s watch drawing last
night r. &. Collins drew the 500 watch
and Michael Goodnough secured the $50
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-30

To write or consult McNulty d Brown
and know what is offered by the New
York Life, whether you want insurance or
not
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-30
~Naissoula Society.

ON Wednesday afternoon Ozrah Y.
Troop and Miss Annabclle Gunter, both
of Victor, were married by Rev. George
Stewart. Mr.. Troop is the manager of
the Missoula Mercantile company's
branch at Victor, while his bride is lately
from the east. The lady looked charm
ing i'm q travelling costume Of vicux rose
cashmere, with 10 que of the same. After
a short trip west Mr.. and Mrs. Troop will
reside at Victor.
Licenses have been issued to Albert
Ingraham and Sarah G.. Ditty of Ashley,
and to George +. Printz and Hattie NJ.
Miner of G~rantsdalc.
ON Friday night County Attorney Web
ster welcomed the arrival of "A baby
daughter AT his home.
To the city from Helena. A large O n
course Of friends met the bridal party at
the train and escorted them To b Flor
cncc hotel, where an elegant rcpast was
partakcn OF amid congratulations eN-
tended.
church met at Mrs. Brayton's on Thurs
day.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Christian
church met on Thursday at the residence
of Mrs. j. n. Hitchcock.
II. j. Maybell, representing Wright, Bar
rett x Stillwcll Of st. Paul. IL In the city
on business for that firm.
Miss Narcissa Caldwell. who has been
spending the winter with her sister i'm
San Diego. Cal, is expected home daily.
Mrs. ID. j. Doolcy of New Chicago is in
town on business.
l.. NJ. Walsh. clerk of the district court
at C~rookston, Mimi, and DIR. G.. &. Dam
pier of the same city were In the city this
week. The gentlemen are % n ssan eS'
tended trip through the west. They ex.
pressed themselves as greatly delighted
with Missoula. DIR. Dampier said to z
STANDARD reporter: 81 nave seen n good
part Of Montana and there is not
a part of tho state that | do not like. But
l must say ] never saw atown that I'M
| pressed me more ~fayorably h this
| pretty city Of Missoula. ] fully expect to
see this city rival Spokane in two years
The charming location OF this city, com
biued with The iuexhaustable resource,
with which nature has surrounded IL, viii
make Missoula the Eldorado OF Eastern
people seeking "A pleasant bonle.'
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-30

judge Dewitt and Mr.. D'Acheul took the
train yesterday for Avon, on the Northern
Pacific road, whittier they are bound on a
little fishing excursion on Trout creek.a
small stream tributary TO the Little Black
foot.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-30

The watch 10 he given away by Tia" An
dews Dramatic company last night was
drawn by w. Y. Blackford. holding mum
Der 406. The drawing was conducted by
three Judges from the audience and Mas
ter Shovelin, who drew the numbers from
the hat. Numbers 2,s0s, l,3i9 m $40
were first drawn. but the holders of these
numbers were not present, consequently
the fourth number drawn from the hat
won the watch.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-30

Among the arrivals at tho Montana yes.
terday were: e. =. Brooks, Boston; A. T..
S~largart. 81. Paul: 4. l.. Gazzolc, Chicago;
q. n. Falk. Milwaukee,: A. =. Mcdonald,
Gable; Miss Mary Evans, Billings; 4.
Durand and wife, Granite; Charlcs X.
Kelsey. Omaha A. NJ. Patterson, Detroit;
Wilcox. Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-30

Smoke one of Pcckovor's Prince Cuban
cigars.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-30

The owner III the hound Grey Eagle,
states that the dog il at present suffering
from n badly bruised foot. He says he
will accept the challenge in yesterday
mornings STANDARD when the dog Is In
condition "a run.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-30
MISSOULA Is PLEASED
The Garden City Grateful to Butte and
Anaconda.
Doings OF Missouia People During
the Past Week-Large Real Es-
tate Transactions - Big
Boom In Building.

special To the standard.
MIssoULA, March 29.-At a well at
tended meeting OF the board Of trade here
tonight. thc committee which visited
Butte and Anaconda in the interest Of
stop-ovcr privileges Eaade its report.
Pres. Frank W. Mcconnell, ON behalf Of
the committee, spoke in the highest terms
of the generous reception given the gem
tleinen i'm Butte and Anaconda. Mr.. Nc
Conncll said the members Of the commit
tee felt very grateful to the people of
Butte and Anaconda for the kindly man
ner in which they had interested them
selves in Missoula's welfare. He said the
citizens of M~issoula should not forget the
generous way ia which they had beer
treated by her sister cities on the
west side. Mr.. Mcdonnell also praised
the course pursued by the west side daily
not a daily paper in Butte or Anaconda
but had championed Missoula's
cause in this instance, and not "a business
firm in either city refused To sign the petit
ton 10 the railway company praying that
Missoula might be granted the favor of
beers of the board made speeches urging
that the agitation be kept up until the
Northern Pacific company was compelled
To conccde the privilege asked. A COM
mittee OF the board was appointed to draft
resolutions thanking the citizens of Ana
conda and Butte and the newspapers OF
both cities for the assistance given Mis-
soula.
When the new buildings now under
course of construction have been COM
plctcd Missoula will possess the hand
soonest business houses in Montana.
Building operations have begun m
business is daily improving II is esti-
mated that two hundred residences will
coming summer. There is great need
for more comfortable houses here
for Notwithstanding the fact that a very
large number ofgood houses were erected
last ummer. il is almost impossible to get
IA house i'm Missoula to-day.
Real estate Is looking up. Several inn
portant transfers have been made during
the past week. The realty company of
Kittery, Maine, has made several large
purchases of business property i'm addi-
ton To the 10000 purchase made by them
and mentioned in tho STANDARD a couple
of weeks ago. The large investments be-
ing made i'm Missoula realty by shrewd
eastern capitalists Is taken by thinking
people Ia indicate that the future of the
garden city will he prosperous beyond
reasonable doubt.
Missoula has not yet given up hopes of
the Great Northern railway passing
through this city OH its way To the coast.
Judge Evans this afternoon fined John
Murray SO and costs for vagrancy and
assessed Henry Bismark - and costs for
being Trunk.
Judge Newkirk Of Butte Is registered AZ
the Florence tonight.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-30

Insurance for nothing and the insured
paid. New York Life, McNulty q Brown,
Agents.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-30

FitlPatrick a Strickfadcn real estate
agents, during last zee sold 1000 shares
of Hiawatha at 90 cents aud 800 of the
same stock AT 20 cents. They also made
real estate transfers, including "a mining
claim 10 the AMOUNT of 81 ,s55.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-30

Smoke ono of peckover's Prince Cuban
cigars.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-30

Go 10 Peckoyer's for the finest brand.
of cigars, imported aud domestic.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-30

For fresh home made candies received
yesterday go 20 Sam J~ohustone, Star
block.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-30

Smoke one of Pcekoyer'. Prince Cuban
cigars.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-30

Smoke ono of Peckover's Prince Cuban
cigars.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-30

peckover has the finest cream candies
in the city. Always fresh.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-30

T,y one Of those Prince Cuban cigars.
Pcckoyer has them.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-30

Smoke Prince Cuban Cigars. Pcckoycr,
sole agent for Anaconda.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-30
do Not Insure

Smoke one OF Peckover's Prince Cuban
cigars.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-30

IL Il true that Crowley gives quail with
two-bit lunches?
Ask the kids.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-30
For sale.

A first class saloon on Main street.
Place is doing a tine business. Good
reasons for selling. This Is a rare bar.
gain. For particulars apply 10 McNulty
a Brown.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-30

Go 10 Meals for oysters and fish of all
kinds.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-30
Cushla Ma Chree.
Returning Thanks tn Anaconda.

Smoke one Of Peckover's Prince Cuban
cigars.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-30

Funeral notices neatiV printed at The
~"StdRddrdn Office.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-30

Oranges from 20 to 20 cents per dozen at
Meals.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-30

Smoke "a of Pockover's Prince Cuban
cigars.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-30
D.J.AenneSsyM ercantileCo
Joseph 3 PETERS

Having resumed the management of the
FIRM in Anaconda, would request the pleasure
OF a call from all our old customers emphasiz-
ing the fact that we own our goods at a lower
figure than our competitors and are prepared TO
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-09-13
Boring for Honey.

A successful boring for honey has
been mGdc in North Tennessee. For
many years sw2rm1 OF becs have been
noticed by bontncn on Fox CluR. o., tho
Cumberland river, near FRANKLIN, Nv.
Tho bluff is ono hundred and seventy
1oet high, and tho rivers channel ruaS
directly under it. Tho bocs havo boon
observed about big fssure noar tho
center of tho bluT, aal tho opcoia1
could not DO reached from above or bo-
low without great danScrof boiaT sting
to death. AS tho bccs had mover been
robbed, it was beloved larGo amount
OF honoy wcs stored in tho cli7. Bo-
Gently wcll-borcr visited tho blrT and
was ct onco Impressed with tho idea
that no would rc;.ol tho wonderful
honey Storchouso with his drill. Afto-
Goao coaIinG, no persuaded number
OF farrcrs to undergo Tho expense, aad
throc-inci hole w:3 borod from tho too.
of tho blu2. Alta dcpth OF eighty-Cvc feet
tho drill Gtrtcll the honey. EarrcI aad
tubs by tho scoro wcrc filed and csrriod
or to ncighboring farms, AMI the syn
diosto h29 cont to Louisville for moro
rcccptGclos.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-09-13
rcatae-oa .:.,:ts.y Messengers.

Iho popular I:aTac of 'swifts" ia liko-
ly tn ho Eloro than over appropriate if
tho following ac2aoI:,ccmoat il verified {:
Tho tcaiaia5 OF S::;:;s!lowJ for military
purposes il beiaS pco3oodod with active
~ 1t RoubGi:.. under tho observation of
Captain Dc2ouy, who has boon detached
for thio duty by thc liiliascr CT IYar.
Tho birds will bo sw;ftc- than tho car
ricr-piScoa; at the G:I.ao tirlo it will DO
moro difficult Tor t.lo c:cE,y bullot3 to
hit tLoE. AL tho swallows which aro
C. present il training AFRO younS, and SO
far Lavo givon fair proofs OF their capa-
bi!ity for carrie" servico. Oao, after
having boon talio;l to Pa-io, was sot
ct liberty, and reached i;o nest at
Eoubai:; IL 1 hour aud 30 E1inutcs. tho
distance being about 80 Kilometres or
LIS lailes.'
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-09-13
E.,sy to I...ug., T.ci.

Ifn raan cal laugh at no othcr tinoo
ho can generally laugh whom tho joke is
on somo ono who oneo laughed ut him.
AN extraordinary bank note haa mado
its appearance at tito First National
Bank of Chicago. 1t was National
currency note on Kansas City bank,
with o faco valuo OF $50. but iss Lack
was printed from u 500 note plato,
whilc tho number was inscribed upside
down. The noto Is regarded Us n great
curiosity, and such q freak, 1t is gaid,
has novcr before been seen outside Of
tho Treasury Department.. Indeed, tho
bank officials ere alta loss to cxpiain how
It could havo got into circulation. 1t Is
worth its faco value, go. but as q curios-
ity it Is valued at more than double that
amount
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-09-13

nEPUTY o. 81 LAND AND MINERAL
- autveyor for Ncvsds, Mines laid out
and Surveyed for Patent. Land surveyed, ap-
plications, contrscis. payments on land, and
apptrtaining to taking mp or holding land Of
the state or agvsrnment. attended 10, shall
Keep fully ppstsA ~ 70 All lands taken up aai
aesat in the, ssstsFn paa - Mtvaaa, ~ 1
Arsss Elhs, NsSs+AS .s.1t..A
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-09-13
Insurance. .,C .:n.s :'aa:s,.

company has been established to
guarantee depositor3 In National, State
aad BGyiny3 b1nkJ and trust Companies
;sr:ln1t loss by rcaoon OF tho suspension
o. f.ilIro Of snch Institutions In which
taoSo guaranteed may havo their de-
po3it3. In case Of tho Gu3pcnGion or
f:il;trc of cuch an institution In which
tho party guaranteed has l1cacy on de-
POSI-, tao company, uron receiving owl
Ccrco Oh tho f::ct a.ld {. tcacsfcr OF tho
claim with power Of attorney to collect,
pays tho fIll amount duo tho guaranteed
bJ tho inSolvont i33 tuition. Tho rates
Gro c3 followc: For G.y amount not c:;-
cccdin; ~3Jo 81 per yca-; fcc any aEiount
not ci.cccdiaG $50, $1.50 per year; for
any amount not c:.cccdil. $1,000, s.. so
per year, end $3.50 for every additio1al
IsG3J Guaranteed. 1t i3 Now Jersey
Institution md has boon incorporated
less thaa o year.
An Ant t.-i':aao ..cvcmcn:.
In Carlsrule, tho ozlci:.l capital OF the
Ing spread 90 &C TO c::oitc decided
movement against 1T. Fi.ot, tho city
passed. u law inin5 cny ono who played
with tho window open. That oiiorod
littlo help. though, 60 tho house next
door, aud tlc next step wac tho forra-
tion Of baulie 1ors' ant;-nusiccl CO.
ciety, Cworn not to mary girls who
played tho piano. rho gooi.ty ct lacs
accounts numbered over thTco hundred,
but tho Carlsruho girls had many of
them taken - tho lddlo nnd tho Eronch
horn.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-09-13
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
ADVERTISING RATES.

will be made .. iow a, IL consistent with
Dsnd business principlsn. Apply At tie "f
] 60 for terma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-01
{ trfeto n.
Die
iein0n6en 8rMDer.
@rbdbluns BON Der ro,ben gybs.
Bon
@iIbelm Mnttomp.
Il 9Ius)

Sor1.- WeI9 elm Gon!-Oer Bru.
Der ruff uu1 Shlfe. = Ro9 3sbn S1ritt
nnt Ct 1T am Jenfter!
Trinnen rtnst Der &upre&t nit benz
Sremoen, Der eben in bieieu NussnbIid sin
WsFer iber i'm 3udt.
Sin Spruns unb Der 5rembe 1T ent:
pafTnet.
@is elm Tiser wirft ii9 Der @aHerfris
nuf ben gIenben, Der f9 bisies neuen @i:
bsritunbes ni9t ueriebsn. SIN Nu liest ct
mn Boben. Ser Sris ruff laut In bic
@a4t binaus. Strite iinb sufduis 3ur
Sanb, &upre@t Ieiitet ibm inbsb teins
Sllfe. gr ffebt blei@, sitternb uub leu:
Asub am 8ett unb fart auf bic 8eiben
sm 9oben bin, uIs bore er 9sipsuitsr.
,.Tu- bu bits" ruff er, ba er ben
grit e,fannte.
SOFT isIbft isnbet mid gu bsiuer Rst:
hing, Sruber."
Ser &aprsdt i9mantt. Muf benz lin.
I'm arm setst it4 8Iut, bic taum usrnarbte
8unte 1T bei'm Rinsen aufgsbro9sn.
Ser Qobuepsr flu9t unb tniri1t unt
giG fi9 Der Banbe entlebises, bic nit nsrs
niger Gauif Der itarte Matrois ibm auf:
gs3uun9en.
Dsrweil tommen bann au@ 6ne5te bes
Baaiss unb Na9baru NIT 9atsrnsr uni
8affen bsrbsi.
Der Gris iibersibt ibnen ben gIenben
unb 1T bann Bel benz taft pbumGhttaen
Hgnber beiddfttst, befsn gerbanb sr I6ii
nns befien Wunbe er nit naIsn Gl5e,n
gahlt.
&os 8ausrn wuBten ii1 in bisis &dtb
ia sor ni9t gu iinben.
.,5ort nit benz ginbre9sr gum SbuI.
sen," ruff er ibnen au. 0ie Elm Dts6
,a VI bier einseitiesen, ME elm &aubmOr,
ssr. 3ufduis tri9 i'd iGIafos unbsr.-
hsrte bes Brubers &uf unb TONNE iuit CUR
sSs,t, ba er bas MeIer 3udt.-Dort lies,'s
- Webmt's NIT - fort gum SduI,sn -
ne, sabrt ben gIenbsn, Biz morsen Der Yos
t3sicommiha jar i'm boIsn mag. = Iues Mns
bs,s mOrsen. Sbr iebt, benz gruber III
i3limm. -
80 seben bsnn bic Bauern. - 2O5n,spsr
ui'S mitsei4leppt unb in ii9eru @swabrs
iGm sebra4t. -
Der &upredt ltest ba nit judsnbsn Zip:
psn snb sei9Iofenen Nusen.-gtn ans9t
mug iofor. outs Bferb TN bic Stabt,
sam Artt. - Der Jris urbnet Nuss. -
SiiQ, rubis wortlos nur feline 8Iids re-
ban - fe reben elm 0antsebet gu Got, bsr
iam bisie Chat ssi5entt! -
aupre9t uerfdat in SGIai radbem e,
tnse 9eit lang pbantaiirt. -
Gsr 6ris bdIt bic @a9e Bis gum Wors
smcstb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-01
Cine 0ei6i6te bon S6iaer.

6sr,os &arl BON @irttemberg, ober
wis man i'm in Sduabsn beuts nod nsnnt,
6arl SsrSos, mar Elm gar seitreussr 9err,
unb katte feline abionberli9e gissnbsitsn.
RGn bafir mar CT ia aud Der 9erbos
Rarl.
go bate CT untsr auberem aud bic @es
pcbnbsit, nit ieiusr @smabIin. Der @rd.
i'm Tranststa .. 9~Obsubetm, isiner uislse,
Iisbtsn vSrdnsI", pom Ssit su 3eit tn Der
pen ibm sesriubstsn aarlsiduIe einen urs
srpartstsn Bsiu9 obBuftatttn uab nit benz
nd5iten beiten S9IIer, Der ibm ssrabs in
bic 5anbe lief cine Yrifuns aus Dem
StsSretfe uor5unebnlen.
grbislt sr nun pon benz &arIsi5ilsr cine
quite uub i9Iasfsrtise gntport, 10 nitts
Der Ssroos freunbIid nit benz &opfs,
tIopfte pobI aud benz sIadIi9sn Grant:
nantsn auf bic S9uItsr unb iasts: vBrau
ssma9t, mein Sobn! @r bat ben &cpf
auf benz re9tsn Glste! Ntdt pabr, 5rans
3eI2!"
2ieB fi5 absr Der alio ibsrrumpslte
Sdilsr bur5 ben firitIi5sn grlminatcr
usrbIiffsn, usrlpr CT bic @sitssssssnpart
unb ~itotterts etuaS llnOeritdnblites obsr
l1Hri4ttsss babsr, obsr bIieb gan, bic ant:
mort i9ulbis, bunn brebte inn Der Ssr5ps
tart ~ansebunoen ben Ritsn, iubem sr gu
ieiuer @emabIiu iasts: paOmm, 6vanssl,
IaB ben DummtOpf iteben!"
Die uusIitli5m Dummt6pis purbsn
natIrli9 jepsiIs td5tis ausseIa9t, unb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-01
VIII.

% mie lieblid it's, penn grioer eirs
tra6ti9 BET einaltoer rrobnen."
Die 0orfGus ber Iesten NaGt warsn
wobI seeisEet, Die OorIbsuobner in bic
srGBte AufresunS 5u uerIsssn. Don Wunb
~ Wunb cling bic &unbe BON benz aueiten
Nortanfaue, benz Der &uprs9t ousseisst
aewsisn iei unb pom benz i'm Der @aGtriris
nit r.sener 2ebenssefabr bstrsit. - llsber
hsn glenben, Der feinen beiuItdsn 9rtmm
ssssn Gupre4t 10 fur&tbar gum Gustras
ssbru1t, ltsfen bic feltamitsn @erl1te ur..
D,s Wutb NOR unbei1reibli1, aIs Der
S&uI3e am onbsrn Norsen bte &ammsr
asr tanb, In weI@er bic Bauern ben
S@dnbIi4en eiuseiperrt. - SusIst9 nit
ibm nat Der 9abnenuirtb uerl9wunben.-
- gu benz Nuem tam nun rod bic &C.
i1i9is pon Der 9srtrub, Der Idngit ueri&oIs
isnen, bic In Der 6itte bee alien 6irten
b,nuBsn Elm Obba9 esfunoen. - Iu9 bic
Re@tfntisuns bes Wafsrfris uon wsssn
bs GisbtabIs sos pom Wunb 3u Wunb.
- Sc baueIte Iars, ebs mar it9 in bas
Ales fanb!
Scr Waferfris bate sesen Worssn ben
nnft f9lummernben Bruoer Der phsae Der
Saus8enoi sn itersebsn, IN, sur S4weifer
~ ellen. Nuf tenn @sse bortbin psrnabm
sr, baB 2obmspsr entiprunsen iei. I'm Der
gsrt,ub wiasn mar Is ibm faft Iisb.
9sfaBt unb sottsrssbsn ME INNER bSrte
he bic Sdredersiunber Der psrwi9enen
8aIi pom Bruosr.
,,@ottes @na6e 1T GROCER aIs aus GIN.
s,n Der Wsniden," iaste fis, tas aIuse
hpmm gum 6immel ruenbenb. 2aB uns bcfs
i'm, bab Der %llnsIidisIiss Dos reuis emit
fraennt. - Wir f6nnex ni1ts tbun, aIs
ibn unabIaifs i'm @sbsts bs;isltsn gu EN-.
pieblen!
nsmen." faste 5ris nit Isiisr Gimme
Ain3u.
@eaen Wittas ma9te er ii9 pi.ter auf
gun, &upre@t, benz er iobaIb ais tbunIi9
Die S9wefer 3ufibren poate. -
Rupre&t mar i9on wisbsr auf; feline urs
irdftiSe Natur bate auss i@on wiebsr psrs
panbsn unb Der Nrst NOR saus ibers
Iifis. Ser tiefs S4Iaf bate Jpn fat
pisbsrbsrsefteat; mars bod aud mebr
S5rsd unb Nsrueneri6Ittsruns als
S5mera unb BlutusrIuit sewsisn, mas i'm
n pOriSer Radt 10 ansssrifen.
gr iaB i'm 9ebnifubl, Elm adfdsr nsbsn
Db5 unb elm 0sbstbu9.
aIs BET Grit %eintrat, pintts sr benz
Sns4te, Der srabs Bel ibm mat, f4 gu ent.
krnsn.
Dem @aiisris f5Ius bas 9srt fuit bSrs
Bar IN ber Sruit.
,,@rdB 9Ott," iasts er, bann ftpd,s inn
Die Gimme.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-01
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I~erItopflug IN cine Der am bdufislea
borton1nlerleet uno oudleuofteu &rauts
beltcI, ruelf)e taireutlif bel WtGrnern uno
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ben Eeberlsrpetle gejluungen iino uno aus
Netgun8 ODER Notbpenoigtett reifltte uns
trGtttge ytabrung ;u genteBer pflegen, lid
e%tlitelt. aluno flr itt uttt geraoe gefdbrs
lid, Tam Ite bod gu ben erniteiten St6rltrtc
gen oeS Algemetubel1osnS anlab geber,
unb omar beionoerS oaru, penu fte pernabs
lGiiigt uno in 5olge beiien oeraltet rutr6s
Su friiberen Seiten pfegte man ite nit auers
lei mtueralbalttgel, fart p%irtenoen Wttrs
turs1, Buluern mo Btllen III ~turiren; aIleiu
baS bieB ben SeuIel nit 9eel;ebub aus.
tretbsu, neil befttg ptrfense a%6fibrmtttel
siuar fir ben Iugenbltf belfsn, bel bdufige.
rem @ebrauh aber etnen b0flt ihGolihen
@tnflub auf Die Experimentation ll1o
namentlih auf Die Sbatigteiten Der fog.
pttalen Srgane ausiibeu uno ben 30rper
itber @ebitbr lftudter. Wtro letteres ptel.
let6t audi ourh ben @enuB DEFENDERS
trdfttger gtabrIug perbItet, 10 u~eriageu
9eraoe in Solge oeIIen Die Serbauung8.
crgare cer 0tenit, uno oaun treten ernlte,
eas ganie 2ebeu oss Spiers bieies gu.
itanoes beoroberoe Ssrlpifelrngen Elm.
&ue Die retttf;treuoer Birtunger Der alter
p[uIltlUtN puIHltWlttel foeroen erreld)t,
rto aue itblen Solger oes @ebraubs Der.
telbet tperoeu uerrteoeH ourf cine Rur nit
St. Bernard SrGuters Giuen. 9ieielbeu
fino auS'dlieBlih cine pegetabtliibe gu.
i~autreniebuug, obne &eimenguItg irgeuo
tpelder ifGOli9eu, angreifsrrbsu o0er gifti.
gen Stofe uuo rur aus ben Eetliamften uno
tuiritgfteu Ilpertrdutern b~erettet. Gle
tpirten geliuoe anregeuO luo ermet9euo alf
Die Seroauutgsorgaue bef0rosru oiegtbfubr
Der uuoeroauIiheu Stofie, obne Den 86rper
,u Ihwdheu, uro fiuo oa6urh oas bette
Slutreintgungsrtttel, baS Der ar;ueiidaS
teuut, paS pom uieleu beruOrragenoen
GerStcr aler 2Guber uuo S6lter urO' pielen
Salierben eantbarer Batterten, oensn fe
ielBit inter ben eritrerenSten llmItGuoen
Gebolfeu babeu, berettpiltgt auertauut
miro. Die 8iQen ftno In ie0er guten Apo.
tbcte, iotute bon 9. HeuIGoter & &c., 8or
24l6, gsew gsr,, fir % Gents ;u beiieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-01

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