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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-07-25
RECENT IMPROVEMENTS IN THE
UNIVERSITY OF N. c.

1. A Chair OF History has been en-
dowed by the alumni This Is now
filed by Hon. K, p. Battle, LII D.
2. The Chair of Natural History has
been divided, and tmo new chairs estab
lished the Chair of Biology, filled by
DR., H. V. Wilson. Of Johns Hopkins
University; and the Chair of Geology
and Mineralogy, filled by Prof. Collier
Cobb, of Harvard University.
3. The establishment Of a Chair OF
the History and Philosophy OF Educa-
ton, filed by Prof. E A. Alderman,
Of the State Normal College,
4. A Department Of Engineering has
been founded and adrawipg room and
appliances provided.
5. Sums a~ggregating five or SIX thou
sand dollars have been expended in
purchasing additional apparatus for
the scientific laboratories.
6. The Chemical Laboratory has
been enlarged and Tefitted, making it
one of the largest and moss convenient
in the South.
Z. Several assistants and Instructors
have been added to the teaching force.
8 The Library has been increased.
The Phillips and Woods donations ard
others have added several thousand %
the number Of volumes.
9. A large Gymnasium has been
erected and filed with gymnas:ic ap
planes. An athleti; field has also
been graded and fen ed in.
10. a complete system Of drainage
and water-wOrks has been put il, fur.
nishing baths, closets, and ottcr con
veniences.
IL. The older bulldogs have been
entirely renovated and repaired, and
everything has been done for the
health and comfort of the students.
$25, 0GO has been spant fer these pur
poses.
IL. The scholarship Of the University
has been elevated TO a plane where it
compares favora0ly with that of the
leading Universities Of America Uni
versity graduates have won fellOwshIps
and SCHOLARSHIPS in the graduate de
partments of Y lie, Harvard, Cornell,
and the Johns Hopkins.
Is. The attendance has increased In
two years from 1913 to 3I6 students.
IA. The University endowment fund
has been increased by gifts aggrega5
ing $87, 900. .
For catalogues aud pamphlets, ad-
dress PRESIDENT WINSTON,
Q145) Chapel Hill, N. @.
Watch the label on your paper and
reme1C 1Chem Q"ur subscription eIDire&
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-07-25

with them. They certainly have done
a wonderful lot of good and should
have the entire credit of the cures"
On inquiry The Journal reporter
found that these pills are now On sale
at the various wholesale drug houses OF
Minneapolis and St. Paul and are meet
ing with a good sale, but not a fast as
they will sell as soon as their merits
fully known. He also found that they
were manufactured by DR.. Williams
Medicine. Company. Schenectady, n.
Y, and Brockvitle, Ont, and the pills
are sold in boxes (never in bulk by the
hundred) at 80 centsa box, or six boxes
for 50 so
Dr.~Williams' Pink Pills r a perfect
blood builder and nerve restorer, ur-
ing such diseases as rheumatism, neu
ralgia partial paralysi sis, locomotOr
ataxia, St. Vitus's dance, nervous head
ache, nervous p~rostration and the tired
feeling therefrom, the after effects of
la grippe, influenza and severe colds,
diseases depending on humors in the
blood, such as s~crofula, chronic erysip-
elias, etc. Pink pills give a healthy
glow to pale and sallow compilations
and are a specific for the troubles pecu-
liar to the female system in men they
effect a radical cure in all cases arising
from mental worry, Overwork or ex-
cesses of any nature.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-07-25

the country had any effect on me.
From the beginning / knew them to
be false. Gold went out because we
owed it abroad and the balance of
trade was against US. Shipments of
wheat have turned the tide aud it is
now coming in Some of our securities
did come home and take eff gold in
payment, but this hurt nobody except
SPECTATORS in them, who were fearful
that the price would fall and they
would lose money. But even those
which did come from abroad came in
consequence of the scare got up by u
own capitalists. OF course foreigners
believed the stories of The ruin and
bankruptcy if the Sherman law was
not repealed, which our own people
told them.
Finally, I hope it is unnecessary for
me to say that the hope of iDgratiating
myself with the administration in
to secure patronage at it hands,
has in no sense affected my opinion of
right in the premises. How far such a
motive may operate in the repeal of
that law | have no means of knowing.
| believe, however, it will not go a
great way. But let things go as they
may, it shall be my earnest endeavOr
to do my duty in maintaining the
cause of the people by preserving the
character of their money and increas-
ing its abundance.
Very truly yours.
z. B VANCE.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-07-25

The National Manufacturing and I'm
porting Company, of Chicago, have
been regularly advertising in our col
umns for more than two years, and we
find their same advertisements in many
of our leading exchanges from all parts
of the country. They evidently 60 an
immense business in watches. They
sell all goods on a guarantee. They
send them out for examination and
taken only on approval. If you will
send them your address, they will send
you a handsome illustrated catalogue
to select from and guarantee every
watch as represented
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-07-25
S EFtD

Oak Ridge Institute, c,ecf,la o,,.
and most Successful rriyufa Sc. c ~rI1sS'
terprises in TIE State, les rooo1 En-
closed a very prosperous 1oar sr5 J
now sending cut one Of lie 2r s1G y
catalogues we ever sew. I. is cI .,sS
complete, fullyil ustrated, aal S sota
bound. ANY one C0ntempEas, .1u!
tending a coed scFCC, ,,cc.r -, ; 2,s a.
should send for ere Cf tho~ea oSs vat,
J. A. & NJ. ii. Holt are Ike in cf 5o5S
This is their piLc:ttn1h y. f %{S
Ridge, N. @. 0aR
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-07-25

The New Berne Journal has not
lost its head. 1t says: AN abundance
of money-gold, silver or paper cur
rency-every dollar of which shall be
Of the same value. This is Dur platform
on the money question. We have no
special measure to advo cate. The PEG
pie want money, and it is the business
of Congress to provide it.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-07-25
AsheVfIIe Female GoII.r.

Special Attractions: Matches Gilman.
Won erful health record. Delightful ne#.
W~ell-CrdeIed courses of instruction. Tllrm1
ly-equipped gymnasium. Music u. G~erttecS
brated Prof. Grebau Germany art u5,.
Miss Blythe Paris.) House in Ven acres
shaded lawn in the heart Ct a I,.utffgI civ
Rooms finely Furnished. Steam heating sl
sal ary p~.Gu-bing throughout. O<rgesa sIn
as a fire school can L axe them. Send frcsh.
logue. address
REV. JANIS ATKINS.
Ashevi'le Female College, A-Ievire.NC#
C1t8j
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-07-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

A. & NJ. Collega-Raleigh, N. @.
Catawba College-Newton, N. @.
Asheville Female College-Asheville,
n. @.
Huntersville High S~chool-Hunters-
vile, n. @.
Friendship High School and Bust
ness Institute-Curtis Mills, n. @.
Always mention THE PROGRESSIVE
FARMER when writing to advertisers.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-07-25
.HeIJol Mr.. Editor }

Calamity.
B-'sHelIo! Mr.. Editor
R-'Good morning, Major. Hope
you are we'll"
BIN middlin' to fair, but right
smart worried these days. How many
people in North Carolina have got re,
lief since our last talk2"
Rob, not many. Three postmas-
tiers have been removed and new men
put in. The offices pay about $50 per
annum."
B.-"Purty guide, purity guide. If
nothing else should be done by the ad-
ministration, the appointment of three
$50 postmasters would be a great help.
Plenty of folks in North Carolina
would sign a pledge to starve to death
just fer that"
R-"Yes, that is true. There are
men who will allow their wives and
children to become serfs, and vote
against honest men and good govern
ment just for the sake of being ap-
pointed school committeeman, road
overseer or a ballot-box thief"
B.-'Say, old man, don't it look like
the farmers who voted the Democratic
ticket are getting Ieft7 They amt get
tin any relief worth namin'. The town
Democrats are gettin' all the plums.
Sorter seems ter me like the farmer
Democrats climbed the trees, shook off
the apples an before they could get
down the town Democrats had all the
apples gathered up an slowed away"
R.-"Tha5 is quite natural. When
a man deserts his home, his family, his
country and his profession, he may
expect to get into trouble. Politicians
have but little respect for men who
will vote against their own welfare,
and when the time comes TO divide the
spoils they scoop in everything, well
kno owing that they can sing tariff re-
form" and force bill" and getThe same
fellows to climb the trees and shake off
the fruitaggaain. If these farmers could
see twice the length of their noses now
they could see that nothing is said
about tariff reform since the apples
have been gathered up"
BIN blamed glad I took Betsy's
advice last year. When Col. Jones
rode out frum Raleigh ter see me he tole
me that I was too prominent ter be
votin' that reform ticket" He lowed
that I would be THROWN my vote away
an said he had heard lots of folks say
I would make a splendid county com
missioner. Then he lowed that if I
would carry my township for Democ-
racy that he would see that 1 was
lected county commissioner an the
pay would be raised to three dollars a
day. But Betsy knocked that all outen
ov me when she lowed there were 5 900
men in Wake county wantin' ter be
county commissioner an that l might
not get the position in two thousand
years. l resisted the temptation an
I'm glad ov it, fer I couldn't sleep these
nights if I knowed l was partly respon-
sible fer all these failures an %sufferin'
that is goin' on. l see that Senator
Vance is tellin' how that yarn about it
a being a long time between drinks
originated. Is that all he has ter do2"
R.-"No, he has plenty of work, but
he won't do it. He has quit work and
become a calamity howler.' See his
letter published in this paper if you
don't believe he is a genuine calamity
bowler. He is getting ready to join
the Alliance"
B.-"Well, Betsy says she always
did like him. He is for reform, but he
is mighty particular about the 'consti-
tuition Good bye"
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-07-25
GREENSBORO FEMALE COLLEGE

We call special attention to the ad-
vertisement in this issue Of Greensboro
Female College. of Greensboro, n. g.
Rev. Dr. f. L. Reid is the President of
the College, assisted by a fine faculty
Of fifteen excellent teachers We can
warmly recommend this institution to
the patronage Of our readers. Be sure
to read the advertisement and write
to the President, Rev. DR.. f. L. Reid,
Greensboro, N. c., for further infor
nation
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-07-25

JOHN J. INGALLS, is classified now as
"a statesman out of a job" Many
school teachers are in like condition
There are many school boards and
commuters looking for ateacher. We
propose to arrange for these extremes
10 meet, and the focal point is in this
column.
OUR PROPOSITION, for this season
only, is thie: If you are q teacher seek
ing a position, or if you + "a commit
teeman or an individual looking for q
teacher, we will allow you to state the
fact through this column III a space Of
one half inch once for % cents, twice
FOR so cents, three times for Is cents -
five times for 81. Cash must accom-
pany the order.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-07-25
CATAWBA COLLEGF.

Next Session Begin August 3. 1892
oo ELL pIas A Ai46 MS a B9,iness INA C~oiega,
Instructors Coed buiICings, ap aTa+rs P4Sla
les. etc Thorough work and mrderftr LEA Is q
Pure water and mOuDtain air Cnt4notT1Ios 9 ~
Address Rev. J. C.. CLAP \ Hs
1ii3) NIX.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-07-25
81 Am WITH THE ALLIANCE "

Senator Vance has Been "Among the
Boys" And Found Where He is at
He Plainly Says that His Party
Has Left Him-The erich
Mans Panic" Manufae-
tured for a Purpose
A Friend of Silver
And for More
Money.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-07-25

II you feel weak
ana all worn out take
0No"N' IRON BITTERs
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-07-25
The NORTH Carolina College Of Agrzo
ana ARTS
The NORTH

III %%dap sd T TN session September I 1898 This College snow wIe equipped for spMd work HAVING
Green house and Barn = N%"6U CnAmCah Botanical and dNVcubH"N
nd I Inc 9 M@am1 % rec Tor tn the next year consists of fifteen men. The two ups lead to- admHnnn AT
students 2 90 For nS @5o NM expense lncudngb board as 6uw:C County sudn8 ~
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-07-25

Bro. Cyrus Thompson, State Lee
turer of the n. @. Farmers State Ali
ance, will address the Alliance and the
public generally at the following times
and places:
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-07-25

BROWN IRON BITTERS
cures Dyspepsia, In
digestion 6 Debility.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-12
Gum Sad,en uno OenPen.
Grireuli6es Heiultat.

Sin 3udtbausoirettOr bat mad elmer
langen Eeibe bon Sobren enOlih ben
erIebnten Sroen betDmmen. Gr ldBt
.idmmtli6e StrGflin9e Ontreten uno
ipri6t 81 linen: ygSte 3br left, babe
i'd our0 Qllerb06lte Sub uno 6nooe
einen Sroen smpian0en! SD ertenns
aber gerne an, OaB Oies ni6t Ourd
mein Seroienit allen, ionOern our6
unier gemeiniames 3uiammenpirten
errei6t wOrOen lit! &0nn i9 bod nit
inni9er 6reuOe tOnltatiren, oaB lett
nleiner Nmtsfiibrun9 Die 3abl Der
Strdflin9e bon OierbunOert auf iieben-
bunoert angetuadien lit, wOraui Sbr
pie i6 ltOl3 iein tOnnt!!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-12
ntereiia E ;.
Sie Yerlcniduur.

,Ssrr", ipra6 Qbpuaab uno trat
nit ieiner S6meiter 6utme Dor ben
Ridteritubl, Oh wirIt did pieleiht
nod bes ia feren Nbbas %entlinnen,
Der pOr OreiBi8 S0bren ltarb.
Gr mar unier Batter uuo binterlieB
uils beioen Sl 9lei6en 5beilen allie feline
Sabe, Die mir bis jeBt 9~emeiniom 0e=
noIlen. g8obl lit 61tme Ieit einigen
Sabren miirriid uno Sdntii6; aber i6
gab tets na9, neil ib ben 6rieoen
liebe. Nun ieoO6 babe i9 mir Dor Sur
sem Die i6One 3oraioe als graut err
lpdblt uno geoa9te ibr oieie toitbare
9erleni6nur ais 8eident gu 9eben -
oas tbeuerlte gnoenten, pel6es i9 bon
meinsm SGter beliBe; oenn er bra6te
lie, ais i'd nur fiinf Sabre alt mar,
bon elmer &eiIe nit, uno ieitoem lit lie
mein G%lgentbun. 60tme ieoo1 be-
bauptet, audi oies lei Elm Grbitiit unie=
res Saters uno lie babe Nniprub auf
Die S0lfte. Seine meiner 0oritelunoen
hilft = lie bleibt bel ibrem 0erlan9en;
nlht ettpa Der Yerlen pegeu - 0 nein,
i'd weiB iebr mobl, nur INN meiner
Sraut uno mir Die Sreuoe st peroer=
ben; oenn meme ShpeIter mill ni6t,
oaB Die junge 3oraioe ais Serrin sin=
iiebe in unIer S%aterbaus? - Hln,
weiier &aoi, rihte!,
Der &aoi neigte isin Saupt, oanu
rug er: y6atme, lit Iles 10, pie Sein
Sruoer ia9t?"
yGles lit TO-" sntsegnete lie, bis
aut Die S%ebauptun9, Die Berleni1nur
gebOre ibm allein! @omit mill er beluei-
len. oaB lie Der Batter ibm ibentte?
Sd b~eltrsite Oas uno p~erlanse meme
Sdlite; narum i9 oas tbue, lit fir
Ssinen Ri6teriprud sleidsiiltis!!"
,Nun, 9lboulab," manote ii6 Der
&aoi an oieien, bait 9u lebenoe 3eu=
gen Ooer cine Sdrift, I'm oarsutbun,
oaB Dir Sein Gater Die perlen gab?"
sd babe nidts oerslei6en!" ent=
sesuete Der &ldses.
Damn freili6 ltebt Die Sade i6limm
fir Gid!" ipraa Der &aoi. .Sn @ite,
oas iebe id, wOllt SIR Sud ni6t per=
9leiden, 10 oaB Satme etpa bod 6elo
fir ibren Intbeil ndbme........."
yNein," rief lie oaswii6en, i'd mill
Die SGlfte Der Yerleu!"
n8ut," fubr Der 8i6ter fort uno
pintte ieinem S6reiber, 10 muB ib
Elm SrotOtoa bisriiber nit sub auf=
nebmen uuo oann oas urtbeil fallen!
Spri6, Setlagte: 9u beiBelt 6atme,
iuie piel Sabre Sdblft Qua"
ga nurOe lie perlegsn, ltodte, ieBte
mebrmals on, idwiss aber bod.
,@ie alt bit 9u!" pieoertplte Der
3aoi. .&eoe!"
gnoli9 antpOrtete lie Ieiie nit ee.
1Dtbetem 8eii6te: p46tunoswan,is
Sabre alt bin i1!" ..av
500" ipra1 Der Hi9ter uno ld6elte
iblau. rSiermit iprsts i5 Die sall;e
Serlenl6uur Dem glboullab alein su.
Himm lie bin, Slayer. uno 3iebe rubis
Seiner @e9eI Gatgts3ift gar nibt Getne
Sbwelter. oenn abbas itarb Dor brei=
Zig SabreIt uno lie 1T erlt a9tunostuau-
sig Sabre alt!!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-12
gEie bcfQnnt. truueu ann Ct. q

Wis b%efannt, trassn gum Ct. Ya=
trid= Set alle SrlGnoer &leeblatter; Der
Sage nab uuroe oieie YflanSe bon Dem
beiligen Yatrif ais Symbol Der Srei=
eini9teit getudblt. Der engllihe Aus=
bruf Shamrock" ltammt Don Dem ara-
bii6en yShamrakh", Oenn audi in
Yerlieu gait Der &lee ais beilise Yilan;e;
Elinius ersablt. oas S6lansen ME in
Der Hdbe oeiielben iid seissn. uno paB
lie Bile Don S1langen unO ScOrpio=
nen beilt. ...
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-12

&ur5ii6ti9er Sonnta9s=
dger: ga i6Iag' bod glei0 e
Wetter o'rein! Wtit Dem Selomann oa
babe &c mid i6On an9'idmiert; - is
oes @ieb idledt oreiiirt! Sente Sc
nlr: "a idieB i'd geitern en- Saie, I'm
oa,appOrtirt mir oes 2uoer e'--&aB'!!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-12
Wie aus Gonitantinobel aemeloe,

piro, lit in SamastusI Die Nnapie=
Molbee absebrannt, wOOura eiu S6a=
ben bon 81. 500, 900 ueruriabt muroe
bic MOi6e, ebemals cine 4riltli9e &as
pelle, bieB uripriin9lib ct. Sobaunes=
Stride uno in oerielben befinoet ii1 Elm
Sapelle, bieB uripriingli6 ct. SOban=
nes=&irAe uno in Oerielbeu b~eIinoet lib
Elm &aiten, in weldem oas traOitio=
nele rSGupt SObGnnes pes Sauiers"
se,eigt miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-12
Sic 0arnn Grid : Golouie +

Silisbeoiirftise iitoiids oes 2oroweiten
9anaoa's ioa lid in einem bO6it unbe=
fr~ieoi9enoen 3uitanoe bsiinoen, mas
gum Sbeil BON Der iriiberen i6le6ten
Geripaltuns uno gum Sbeile aud oa=
BON bertommt, oaB mebrere g9itatoren
unter Den 9olOniiten ssiuiiblt uno lln=
sufrieoenbeit berporSeruien babsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-12
Sic 9Sittmc hrs pcriturbenen sew=

SIt 2SIItIur uts urrHurUfHtN 0tIU=
tit Yaiha bat in Sonoen fir ibren Spbn,
Den leBigen Sbeoipe BON Negppten, ein
pra6ti9es 8si6ent bsitellt, sinen Spi=
lettentii6beiaB, gang bon 0Olo nit Sia=
manten perSiebrt; er beltebt aus27 Stii=
den, oarunter Saarbiiriten, &aiirmeiier,
Sanoipiesel. Yariumerieflaiden, Yu=
oeriba6teln uno anOerem 3ubebOr, le-
oes Stiif aus lStardti9em Cob, nit
Dem Namenssuss oes iun9en abeoips
u. y. in 9rilanten, nit Der 9rOne oes
8roBtiirten barber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-12
il /.

Si6ter: .@as ia9en Sic 81 meinem
neueiten Sanoe ,8Olone @orte'2"
&rititer: ,6eben Sic Sbrem @ert
einen anoeren Hameu! Spuit tOnnten
Sic ais 6all6miinSer 0nSetlagt per.
oen!!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-12
II eberrai6enoer grfoIa.

u~eberrai6enoe Grfolg.
Dir ideint gar. On lernit italie=
nii62"
rSas weiBt on nibt? Sdpn ieit ie6s
Mpnaten; i6 battle mir ia einen Wei-
lter!"
nllnO bait Su i6On GrfOlse 81 psr-
Ssi9usn?"
% ireilid -er ipriht idon 10
Siemli6 oeuti6!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-12
g 6neller W

Mutter: ,llnperI9lmter, Sic luasen
es meiner SO6tsr eiuen Sup 81
9eben...."
Serr: oSeien g MIR rllbis! Sic
iOllen aud einen betommen."
Wutter: r8Ott, mas firm METER,
9~alGnter Weni6 oIs iIt!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-12
Gin neueS = II.

a.: nSbr Na9bar, Der S6nitt=
waarenbdnOler, bat wObl i6On unSab=
li9e Wtale gleite 9ema6t?"
D.: y6epiB. @enn Der mod Elm
paar 0tal umnuirft, oann ieiert er iei-
men lilbernen Bancroft"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-12
9 pnDerbQr!

ProieiiOr (oer in ieiuem 9ebrbu6
Der gtatur9eI6i9te cine lebenoe @anSe
finoet): ySm, ipie tOmmt D oenn
unter bic 2 au9etbiere?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-12
Sarte ure6tmeiiuna.

@oriibergebenoer: ,@arum ueinit
Su oenn 10 bitterli4?"
Wde4en: oWtein SerS lit SER
riheu...."
SOriiber9ebenoer: Limb oa i6dmit
Su did nl6t am bellen li6ten SOnn=
tag Na6mittas nit einem - ssrriiis=
nen SerScn auf Der StraBe berumsu-
IiBen2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-12
u 0 b |.

griter &Ommersienratb gum spei-
ten): ,Sa, i6 ,bab' seitern E Soiree
9eseben. sroBarti9! so importirte
Gigarren, wie lie bel mir 9erau4t wurs
ben, siebt's niht mebr!!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-12
Sic tatbuliiden ocuti9=amcrifa>
Observation-Disclosures y.

Seroer in Ct. yOuis, genSlSer grOs.
III Cincinnati uno 9bicago uno 6r.
Yritet Il So. in New YOrt uno Gin=
cinnati baben aui Der 98eltausitellun9
in 6bicagu cine beOeutenos InSabl bon
YrGmien erbalten.
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p
II. Scilanitalt,

! q ufet, @ts.
Steie ueIle. bon ben 5rauSiSfauer. Shmeiteru ae,
griHoete auitalt itebt inter Der SeltuuQ zines tihtt.
gen. prattlineH Ar5tes aus 9euti1Iauo. zines SbIi.
lerS bon Batter RneIpp.
SplQeHoe GrantbetteH iperoen flrirt: Rheumatiss
mns. 0erbauuuQSs. lluterIeibSs. HerpeHs. 9opf. uuo
Truueuleioen. iowis Yeurolgle. WiQrIue. droniibeu
aatarrb uHo ale ueberbletbiel Der grippe H. I. 10.
Sic Anitalt III oas game Sabr g~eofHet. 7ie Der.
p~nsquua Der arauieu geibieht burd bic JraHStsta.
nersS hpeiterH pom 81. SpiephS Sloiter.
gusiabrlihs auStuuit srtheilt bic Cberiu
SISTER NJ. ALEXIA.
Sn dr,tliheu aHgeIs9subsiteu peuoe man nd an
DR., j. H., corn 22d s Greenfield Ave,
Milwaukee, Wis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-12

Der Sforpiun lit Elm abssiastsr
Neino oes 9Sbistep; penn ibm ein elm.
si9er aropien Der 6lliii9tsit aui Den
&iiden 9etrGuielt wiro. iti6t er ii9 io-
fort 81 Spoe.
Ger Storpipn iplte iii9lib oas San=
nertbier Der Semperensbeulsr uuo 98ai=
ierbDloe meroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-12
& M oerIeIbe.

a.: ,@as lit benin ssuoroen aus
Seinem Nronleben?"
D.: Ser lit 9enproen E Doctor
~iurisleben,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-12
Ginbli6er Sum mer.

n@Grum peinit Su oenn SriB6eu?"
.Wteine SrIloer baben 6erien uro ib
ni6t!"
.Warum bait Su oenn feline Sc
rien?"
sd 9eb' ia nod gar nibt in Die
Sbule!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-12
Sim 9alauter i6ter r.

Yrdiioent: nSie beiBen?"
3eu9in: Clara SiBel!"
YrGiioent: ,&eli9ion?"
3su9in: rYroteitantiid!"
YrGnoent: ,@anu puroen Sic cons
firmirt2"
3eu9in: 1877"
p~ra'iosnt gum Sstrstar): ALTER 80
Snhrpi"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-12
q Der n.

NrOn Cu ieinen &inosru, bic i'm be-
sriiBen wOlen): o2aafts, &inoer,
laafts, 3 Sis is tbeier!."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-12

Grtllle tets Osine Sflidt. Sn treuer
YHihteriaauna li,9t audi piel @enus=
thuurQ une Seter3iycuce.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-12
& ellner=W / &.

Gait: Stun tparte i'd i6on cine
babe Stunoe auf Die S6ilOtrOten=
iuppe!"
ReQner: yIber, meiu Serr, Sic
bod, iuie Ian9iam Die S9iIO=
Iino!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-12
Aus benz n.

9rpfeTor: ,@as tDnnen Sic mir
iiber oas SerS iagen?"
Ganoioat: IS 1T Elm pump-
inert 49,"
Yroieior: vNun peiter 80"
GanOiOat: sd odbte, oas ssniist."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-12
M D

81: sd bite Sic, lsibsn Sic mir
oreiBis Wart!!"
D.: yNber i6 femme Sic ia gar
ni1t!"
~: yGriuneru Sic lid benin niht,
oaB mir leBtbin i'm &pnSert neben sin=
0noer ia6en2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-12
TtIforo, Reb., II. Ius. 1892.

letner UebdHoIUH8 HIuII
nod eiuen oritteu Grst,
f5nHe nitt sebuIien tDsrs
Zen, tpie mir Su Iute mari
meinen Ianii uno meiue 6
hattie mir ben Sob aIs CIR
esnlnIdt; uno bod mas
lag id, fOuute mid ritt
bic GussD6fneu. So