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Oxford eagle., 1895-07-04

Mr. o. W sufAIoS aud wife
p. B. Rarring-r and wife. r. W
YATES and VIE. Col L u. Hol-
towaS and daSghter. Nessrs. Ed
anst Abb Davidson. Misses
Naegie Seefy. Eva Davidson
and Lottie begsaz formed a
happy party sho Ieff yesterday
b'r a few days cutting at Bird
song Lake.
Oxford eagle., 1895-07-04

y horse kicked n = Shif..r,
ot the f'reemyer House. Middle
burg. y u an the knee. which
laid hfm up In bed and ean-est
the knee point To become stuff
n friend recon mendst him To
Use Chamberiain's Pain Balm.
which he did. and IN tive days
Was able t. be around Mr..
Shafer has recommended IL to
many others, and says it il sx
eeilent for anv kIhd of bruis. or
spraIn- This sane remedy IN
also famous for its cures of
rheumatism For sale by q NJ
Knight. Oxford and FN Pet
tbs. College Hill
Oxford eagle., 1895-07-04


first bale.
Sutheriand's Eagle Eye SaIve
is the best ointment in the
world for any and all skin dis
eases. etc 1t is guaranteed To
cure by all dealers. Put up IN
tubes AZ 35e-
Mrs. Z ON Raybarn. Toero-
peta. Miss. MS. o P Sabsrs,
Denmark MISS: G W Durtey.
Tyro, Miss. Rev ; h N Farrow,
Etta- Miss DIR. n p Vaughan
Potts Camp, MISS.
Mr. T. W. Yates. the popular
General Agent of the Geo W.
Heime CO. manufacturer OF
Railroad Snuff. is spending his
usual July vacation with his
family.
Big lot of new clothing. hats.
shoes, slippers. millinery, lawns,
Elees &C. at
j. E SEILsoN's.
Mr. w a GaIiegfey, the eff
eient and accommodating ex-
,Baller of our county, was In
tewn last week and paid as
pleasant visit Come AGAIN
Billie
W A Nelson who IL in the
drug business mt kingsville. Mo.
has SO much confidence in
ChanIberiain's Collie. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy that he
warrants every bottle and offers
to refund the money To any eus-
toner who Is not satisfied after
using il. Mr. Nelson takes No
risk in doing this because the
remedy il q certain cure for the
diseases for which ii is intend
ed and he knows it. Itsis for
sale by G VI Knight, Oxford T
NJ Pettis, College Hill
Mr.. E Beard paid his respects
to the EAGLE Office a few days
Ago He says the crops are
good, and himself and neigh
bors enjoying health and eou-
tentment.
Mr.. C. E Slough returned 10
Grove, Texas, Tuesday, after
spending his vacation with his
parents In cur county He rs
. deserving young man and we
wish him success.
e W. Bagby, 4 prominent
lawyer of Psdaeah- Ky-, says
that DIR. Bells Pine Tar Honey
eured his children of wh0Jpinx
cough when all things else fail
ed Ptsa new remedy for all
coughs. Guaranteed sy all
druggists.
MIS-. 4 o N Rayburn- rocco
pela- Miss; Mrs. b P sabors,
Denmark, Miss: C " puriey,
ryro, MissL; Rev. 8 n NJ Farrow-
Kttz, Miss: Dr. C ? VAUGHAN,
Potts camp, Miss.
Col H A. Barr and wife LEFT
yesterday for Glade Springs,
where they viii spend the sum
mer, n has been their custom
br several years. May their
Oxford eagle., 1895-07-04

Prof A. C. Magrfdsr, OF Still
water, Oklahoma, ana his little
sister-fn-hw, Miss Madeline
Dunezf- spent several days OF
Ezss week in our town the
guests Of Mrs. wardIaw. VT.
w IL Magruder, Of Fort Smith,
well known to our people, ae-
eonPanied his brother
Oxford eagle., 1895-07-04

Mr. C. E Slough returned 10
Grove, Texas, Tuesday, after
spending his vacation with his
-parent's In our county. He is
q deserving young man and We
wish him success.
Oxford eagle., 1895-07-04

Mr.. E Beard paid his respects
to the EAGLE Office a few days
ago He says the crops are
good. and himself and neigh
hors enjoying health and con
tentment.
Oxford eagle., 1895-07-04

Mr. T. W. Yates. the popular
General Agent of the Geo ".
Heime Co. manufacturers OF
Railroad Snuff, is spending his
usual July vacation with his
family.
Oxford eagle., 1895-07-04
'KtLL-G ERIN
Gu z ES ITC
IN 80 mute S

cures Mango on dogs.
Cures Scratches quicker than
any other known remedy.
Cures all skin diseases.
For sale by T. ID. Isom 4 Co.
Oxford eagle., 1895-07-04

E W. Bagby, prominent
lawyer of Psdi1eah- Ky., says
that DIR. Belts Pine Tar Honey
cared his children of whocpinx
cough when all things else fail
ed ptsa new remedy for all
coughs. Guaranteed BY all
3FffDvfxrx
Oxford eagle., 1895-07-04

MIS-. e o N Rayburn- rocco
polz- MisA; MIS-. D P sabors
Denmark, Miss: C " puriey
ryro, Missl REV. y NJ FsIrrow,
Kttz, MISS; Dr. C P VAUGHAN,
Potts camp, MISS.
Oxford eagle., 1895-07-04

j. VI. SAUNDERS.
seere safy.
Oxford eagle., 1895-07-04


DR. Bells Tiny TOase Tablets
cure constipation aud hver com.
pLaInt by touing up the digss.
tive organs. strengthening the
action of the Stomach ansi bsw
els, Original in eompo-ltiaa.
new in appearance. Uue tiay
tablet II a do-.. Prize s5r.
by all dealers.
Nrs. y % " Rssybrrh. Toeeo.
poi:a. Miss. Nrs. DIP Sabors.
Denmark. MISS. q W Durley
TyrO, MISS. Rev ; EWFarrox.
Etta- Miss. Dr. a p Vaughan:
Potts Camp, Miss.
The beautiful new catalogues
tor CRIss Female Csgfsee are
Just from the press. Since
their pablIeatioa- Prot g. y.
Webb. late graduate of the Cni
versIty. has been added to the
Faculty as Professor of Ian
gEEgvs. which viii lead aai.ii.
toRal strength to an excellent
corps Of teachers.
Oxford eagle., 1895-07-04

CITY DIRECTORY.
John =. E-owuH Mayer.
John e. La-ldie, Marshal
Oxford eagle., 1895-07-04

every day at BUEFALoK's.
Oxford eagle., 1895-07-04

r 8. Adams, Sec
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-07
THESE CAME SINCE WE WROTE.

Gard Case and Purse of Leather coors black these.
Oh one
are an oherng that
Ladies Side Combs o mma To
trimmed anu ornnned with white
There
silk In the nee little
such seer him
thldrens Muslin to II yes loo 1o.,
l5c TIC, zoe is anew 80
Ladies' Muslin Skirts deep cuffs also Hamburg rufpe
ceach ' 49, N'"-s i"'A0'
adee Surpice Gowns muslin night
Mems Shirts. porcne bosom also,
" pefce oo each THESE we're At $50
Saturday there of
Dress Goods uno 1bese
than 1t will
who will likely
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-07
a NEW ISSUE.

Writing under this caption the At.
lsnta Constitution expresses the opln.
ion. that when Congress meets in De.
cember both houses will be over
wbelmed with petitions asking for the
recognition of the belligerent Cubans.
1t says that these petitions are already
being prepared in the West. and that
they Will soon be circulated through.
out the country. The New York
World writing upon the same subject
advances like opinion. and adds that
failure to act upon the petitions twill
force the issue in the Presidential cam
paign at IA time when the majority of
our people age undoubtedly in sympa.
thy with the Cubans."
HE NIRo1NIAN does not donbt that
such petitions will be presented, and
that there will be division on tho
subject. 1t further agrees that much
will depend upon the status of the re-
bellion when Congress meets whether
that body will take any decided action
or not. 1t cannot be denied, however,
that If the insurgents continue to bold
their ground, the fact will go very far
toward raising up friends for the
3Cubans, but still the matter of accord
ing them beligerent rights is one that
sbould be approached with q great deal
of caution.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-07
ISc Not Content.

BE not content. Contcntment means inaction
The growing soul aches on its upward quest
Safety Is twin to sntisfaction;
All great achievements spring from life.
unrest.
The tiny roots, deep i'll the dark mold hiding
Would never bless the earth with leaf ant
flower
We're it not an iphorn rcstlcssness abiding
In seed and germ to stir them with its power
We're man contentcd with his lot forever,
Ao had not sought strange seas with sail.
unfurled,
And tho vast wonder of our shores had never
Dawned on the gaze of an admiring world
Prize what is yours but be not quito con.
tented.
There is u healthful rcstleSsness of soul
NY which mighty purpose is augmented
III urging men TO reach Il higher goal.
so when tho restless impulse rises, driving
Your calm content before It, do not rriovo;
IL Is the upward reaching and the striving
VI the God in you TO achieve. achieve
Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-07
PE0GIsEsS OF TIE SOUTH.

The New Orleans Times Democrat
contains an interesting article on the
development of manufactures in the
South, making a comparison between
1880 and 1895, period of fifteen years.
During that time the number of manu-
featuring establishments increased from
"a, sos to- 59.176, and the capital in.
vested Unlicensed from S179, 1876, $40 to
$3.50, $4,000. In 1880 the hands en-
p,oyed in the mills of the South num-
bsred 215, 415, while in 1895 they had
grown to 56S, 450,or considerably more
than doubled, and tine wages paid in.
creased from $62, 1874, 872 to S2O4, 675.
6tO, or more than trebled.
The amount of cultivated land has
increased in about the same proper
tion as the volume and value OF the
crops. Fifteen years ago there wero
81. 679. 145 acres of land under the
pillow, while in 1896 there are S9,4G2,
672 cultivated acres, or an increase OF
81, 1888, 527 acres in decade and half.
The total value OF all farm products
was estimated ct S611, G99,145 in 1880,
while this year it is placed at 1916, . },
500, an increase of little more than
one half, or nearly the same as the In.
crease in the amount of cultivated
land. One of the most encouraging
exhibits ia the comparison of the mum
Der of farms in 1880 and 1895. In the
isst gear there were 1,726.4sO. wbile
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-07

TllE PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN THE
under signed, under the firm name o
ED"AhD BRYANT * CO., has / is day been
dissolved by mutual consent. All Icb;s ,i,,n
or 10 become duo the said co partnership
ar payat 10 to j. Il. GREENWAY. bv whom,
MI the debts and liabilities OF said firm have
Deen assumed and to whom they mret | @
presented Tor gettlo ment
no Duslliessiwi!l DO continued hvI II.
i" WAY FOR and on his own account
under u. name OF HE NORFOLK MANI
raCi = lNG AND BUILDING SUPPLY
ooMiANl ior whom c. q. Waller request,
lie. n IiI,tf ~ ", W Pun
iot G. q. WALLER.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-07

III the second year there are 2, 402. 672.
The old plantations are disappearing.
never to return. Cut up into small
farms they are worked to better al
vantage, and contribute more largely
TO the general prosperity.
The coal mines and forests OF tho
South are ono of the great sourcees of
wealth. present and prospective. 1t Is
estimated that there are 375, 1875, $40
acres of woodland in tho United Stntes
to day aud TINT 1877. l46, GO acres, or
more than half. arc in tho South, q
quantity sufficient to supply the whole
country for many years. OF coal niue
Southern States produced in 1891 about
"a. 100000 tons, of which utmost ex
actly hall came from the mines OF West
Virginia. IN 1880 only Q, sos, 73G tons
of coal were mined IN the whole South.
No statistics as to the number of tons
OF iron ore are given, but the Increase
must have been great, rs the produc-
ton OF pig iron has grown from 90, $50
tons in 1888 TO 1862. S25 tons in 1874,
aud it was all produced from ore mined
at home.
The Washington Poet, in reprodu-
cling tho article in part, say1: "No
have spnco for only few items from
the Times Democrats presentation Of
great facts, but they suffice to show
wonderful progress. And yet the work
of development has scarcely begun.
Enterprise aud capital will lind great
opportunities in the Southern Suites
for many years to come, aud tho au.
nual trade reviews will long continue
to give cheering reports of substantial
gam in wealth aud ali other clements
OF strength aud prosperity"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-07
'TtnhNGS FisOM nfsE PERRY IN,
VEDAEsON.

The Baltimore Herald hears in au
indirect way something of the progress
of the Perry expedition, which gives
hope TO the friends of Lieutenant
Perry and of those who sailed with
him in search for tho North pole, of
their safety.
The Herald says: "Tho American
schooner John e. Mackenzie, which
touched ut st. Johns on her return
from the Greenland halibut fishery,
reports that she met the Kite with the
expedition on board at Holstei nburg
on July 18th, moving northward. Hol
steinburg is fishing village OF 40 in.
habitants in the south of Greenland.
1t is situated in the 9th parallel of
north latitude. md consequently about
700 miles from Whale Sound, Bowdoin
Bay, where Peary has his winter quar-.
tiers. Under favorable conditions that
distance could be covered in week. 4"
Our contemporary is of the opinion
that the whaling steamer is by this
time we'll on toward the eud of her
course, and that in perhaps another
month we shall have definite tidIngs
OF tho expedition.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-07
oupun b empress.

Tho Empress of Japan is described ms
little woman, who almost disappears
III the long trained dresses of western
civilization in which sho now appears
Mt court ceremonies Even in high
heeled boots she appears almost dwarf
III the eyes of Europeans. She has, how
ever an expression OF dignity in the
face that is described as very impressive.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-07

The last few days have been unfor-
tunate ones for royalty. The young
King Of Servia was nearly drowned,
the Queen of the Belgians was thrown
from her horse and injured, the same
accident befel King Humbert, and
Archduke Ladislaus accidentally shot
himself. Quay has thus far escaped. y
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-07

The aPhiladelphia Record wants to
know what has become of oil those
tin plate mills which were going out of
bueiness after the passage of the Dem
ooratic tariff bill. That is q pertinent
question.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-07

Texas produced last year 3,177, It's
bales OF cotton, and according to the
best information obtainable. says the
Galveston News. the result this season
will be about 1000, 900 bales.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-07

The Chicago Inter. Ocean is the only
Republican organ reckless enough to
provoke comparison of the Democratic
and Republican money resolutions of
1892, The Inter Ocean should read up.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-07
PERSONS LEAVING THE CITY

During the summer can have THE
NORFOLK VlRGlNiAN mailed to
them by ordering it at this office
either in person or by letter.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-07

rHE CIRCULATION OF THE NlRGINIAN
q LARGELY In ENCESS OF any other
,Aper published in Eastern Virginin.
us circulation i'll Norfolk and Portsmouth
I, IS greater than that OF any paper published
or circulated in the two cities.
d 1t 10 delivered in the cities OF Norfolk and
Portsmouth and suburbs for III cents
week. Mail subscriptions, postage paid.
Five Dollars per year; Three Dollars for six
nonihs, One Dollar and Fifty Cents for
.hree mouths, and Fifty Gents for one
month.
Advertisements inserted at tile rate OF 10
GEMS a ScuAuE FlEsr INSERTION; each suisse
luent insertion ST Cents or g. CENTS
wBEN 1Nsil TED EVERY cTi!ER DAY. Eontrac-
tors are not allowed 10 exceed their space
or advertise other tlIan their legitims to
business. except by paying especially for
The same.
The WEEKLY vIE0lNIAI AID CAWuL,NIAS.
eight pages, Is delivered, postage pail,
three months, 25c,; six months. SOC, twelve
months, 81
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-07

Entered as second.ciass matter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-26
Sas Sinh auf her Bot.

Gin orisiueller 8orfau piro alla
@eBprim (lln9arn) pom l9. b. Mts.
geneloet: 8sitern NahmIttGa br0tte
Elm Sieultmauu siu Patet CUR Poit.
Die Senoung mar al eiueu oornebmen
Suoapelter Serrn aorenirt. Sus
EOffrGulein muBte aber oas gade
ct S%uriifneiieu, eiuerisits neil oasislbs
nibt notwithstanding ssliessIt, anos;
r~erieits neil ss al ihper mar. III:
oann Das 6rduleiu oas Eadet Offnste,
iano man itatt oes aHseb!ibsn Subal=
ties bon SOilstte= Aritelu - sin freuno=
LID ldbelnoes pausbafiges @abD in
Der S6abtel. Sas &iuo bate eiuen
3cttel I'm ben Sdls: 8uten Gag, lie
Der Eapa! &h bin a%ugstammeu!" 60
itano auf benz Gettel 81 leien. GtoBs
Gsrluirrung ami Dem Foitamte. Der
6bef ianote I'm Die POlijei. Ser Sienit=
mann CAB an. bic Sdahtsl BON eiuem
Iunseu unbstanntsn Germ erbaltell
su baben. Die gsBprimsr Gplissi iu6i
jeBt nad oieiem llubstaNntsu. gabp
aber iabrt borlduiis niht nod guoa=
peit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-26
Wuu elmer 0eiratb nit Sin0ernijs

len miro aus Spnoon beribtet: Sas
altitude Wetter, oas g%egenpartlg Gngz
lano in 6eIielu bait, bat einem Sraut=
paar libel m~itgsipielt. gn Oergange=
men MittwOb Nahmittag ipllte DIS
Wu6el, Die jiin9Ite SObter bes WNjars
Suelus, Der in Snneroale Saa in Gum=
b"erlano reiiOirt, eiuem gerg=Sugenieur
aus SaDercroit an9straNt weroeu. IS
i6ueite uno ltiirmte, nno Qiarrer,
Sraut uno SrGuti9am batten einen
lanseu @eg sur Srauuusstirbe III
Mlecoon 5urilfSllegen. Nber iuas per=
mag S6nee uno Sturm gegen 9iebe
mo Pilihtgeiiibl? Ille Orer Farteieu
brahen alio sur feltSeieBten 3eit nab
DEM 9%emelniamen 3leIe auI, Ser
Pfdrrer tam am peuiglten nett; er er=
rsibte nit Wiibe uno Notb Den SDf
zines Gpllsgen in Sarrin9tOn. NO er
balo gans ielt eingeihneit mar. Der
Srauti9am bate iein SeIm ltolS Su
&oB perlanen; er mar balo mittsW in
ihOuiten Shneelturm, Der Sefen uno
98ege leinen Sliden entSog. Sein
@niil tpnnte Iib nit ShueegstrisbeH,
Die IL SUB tiei luaren, ni6t beireuu=
ben. Der Better ities oesbalb ab, ,no
mahte 81 SuB, in SedtN sebiiat, orei
berpiIhe, uber per9sblihe geriube,
ieiH 3iel 81 erreiben. Sn5tpiidsn bate
Die Srdut nit piersebu SohSeitssditsn
na6 SroBen @nltrengunssu Die Stride
a%sluOnnen. 100 lie init auSit uno ,3a=
gen Oes SrGutigams uno Pfarrers
barrie. Sic partete lGrgs, 10 luIl9e,
bis lie in Der STRIDE einse,hneit ,paren
uno in oIeier Ole aarSe Nuht subrinsen
muBten, Nm anoern Morgen wuroeu
lie befreit uno nod an ielben 9ase
pirtll6 9etraut. 300 grbsiter buttsn
cine StraBe Our6 Den Shnee 9sbro=
dell.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-26
= ntereiia E $.
Gin Vrn,es asaen ruiiide Wrns

Gin Yrn,eb sssen raiiide @ens
i1rnopfrrcr i'm motldtll6en SDrfe
slt-Multan lit oieisr Sage enti9isosn
moroen. Sehs Der 2lngeflagtcil iinp
CUR 3mdn9sNrbcit uno elmer, neunSiN-
Sdbri9cr @re;s. sur NniieoIun9 in Sib=
lriel uerrrtbeilt poroe1. Srci Nn=
9etlO9te wurorn ireigeiprO6en. Bon
GinielDeiten erfdbrt man TOlgenoes:
Nm ). Wtai 1892 wuroe bic Geihe oes
Souern Mutjuuin eNticbli9 perItiim=
melt in einem Disable in Der Ndbe bes
Sprfe5 Nlt=Ntultan auigefunoen. @e=
,uiIIe Neuberlibteiteu mctsen babel
eiren GerOabt, Der eiqentliN niemalS
gerlibt bate - Dap ndmllb Die Wot=
ioteu bon Mtuiton, Die nur luBsrlih
66riiten lino, i6ren heionllhen 8Ottern
immler nOb Gpier brdbten uno Mat=
juuin zines oieier u%n0llflibeu Spfer
lei. Nllmdblih 9erletb man audi 0lf
Die SIbrte Der Eerbrehsr, IND nod
ciulNer Belt lag Der QAll}e ent'eBlibe
Scr9Nn9 tinr Dor ben Nu9en Der Hit-
Ter. SIS mar in Der Sun9er,eit, ,uab=
reno Der grOBen 6alten oe5 Subres
1892, nls enter Der 3el9en unf Der
@emeioeperiammlung Des Gories Mlt.
Wulion Don eluem Der NnNefll9teN,
Batter gLneriau NuOrejelu, oN3 gprt
b0rte "kyk=pydes wandeny kule'
(eincn 3lueiiuBiaen abihlahten). SIN
5ruunle Iti es inn Onenbnr worDen,
ertllrte Anoreiep. DAB Rrantbeit mo
9ull0er nidt irilber dufbOren pilroeu,
ais bis oisies Gpier gebroht lei. Sept
marteten Die 94Otjaten nIr 0uf oiinltige
3cIt, un0 am f.. Wtdi 1892 turj Dor
Dem Gr0iRH Der Sc~!DarbeItgw, bielten
lie oieie ilir NetOmmeu. SIR gSabl
iiel Oui cen ltDrtOw' iben SOlern Mat-
iuniu, tlneH u%nQliitli6eu WenIteu,
Der nit Der iollenOen Sllbt bebGitrt
mar mo lid eli 6rlSc Delen bon Ntmo.
len u0brtt. Sis ergriTen i'm, mnt=
ten i'm betruuten, ilIlrten i'm III Die
Spite nes Wto'si SmitrljeW uno bang
ten i'm nit oCu gciuen an sineu @aIten.
Damn ourhlt06en lie ibm ben Veib
uno iinAen Oas Slut in SrOpIeu auL,
I'm IS ipdter sI tOhen uno 81 peripei=
len. Wahosm lie oieies oil Dem nod
gebenoen pOil,O9en, l6nitten lie ibm
Den &opi Ob uno ri'len lbm Die SINCE
tucioe aus Der grult. Zen &opf pers
itefteu lie, Die Gin9emeioe u%erbrannteu
lie duf eluem S6eiterbauien. ga Der
N~beralaube es Derlan9t oaB DEM Spfer
Elm hriitIides ge9r0bntB gu She'll
rsrOe, warien lie ibljeBlib Damn ben
&eibnam al ieIe Stelle i'm @0loe. mo-
er ~9sIuuoeu weroeH muBte. Inter
ben Nerbreheu befiuoen Iih Die ange-
iebnIten Bauer oes 9priss Nultan, Der
Soridltslte uno Der &irhendltelte. 3weI
Der SauptihuloigenL MoiIIei 2mitrl=
jetp ulo 'ieine 6rau, lino p0breno Der
Sait 9eltorbet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-26
pain Killer
Nus benz ilbairifaniiden 6aien


port Gliiabctb tam am 30. Snnuar
nit Dem Camper ,@uelpb" ein Ge=
lhent zines i'm &aplano lebenoen
9eutiben, oss SeiiBers Der South
NIrican See 8Orts", aamp, ali, bas
iitr Safer @ilbelm beitimmt mar: Elm
StrduB i~eltener &%apblumsn. Gr beitebt
aus stusi je 40 Sol Iongen uno 8 3oQ
breiten 3mei9en, aui oeren Witts iib
ELL aus lhiparSen StieimiittsrbeH gsz
blloetes rGllerues RreuS" beiiuoet, bei-
len Ednoer ban meiBsu Sliltben gebil=
bet peroen. auBer Den ieltsnltsn uno
ihOulteu &apblumen entbIlt Der
StrauB audi Marebal Niel Hoien. Sas
GeI6ent mar in elnem ilulenartiaen
GlsblOf sinssidloieu. Ger Srans=
port 9eIhab in entipre6enoen Gisbs=
bdltern i'm @eirierraum oes SbiTes.
Sieies StrauB uno Elm ioIder aus
rOtben Slumen Giir Die en9liite
&Dnisen) Iino abt @ohen friiber in
FOrt GIiiabetb 9eibnittsu puroeu,
poraui man lie iOfOrt siuirisren lleB
Sie SlummeH ,eigtsn nod lire uattir=
libe SriIbe; nan 9laubte einsu ridden
StrauB unter elmer 8lasglote 81 leben,
oerartia ihimnerteu Die gliitbeu ourt
o0s Sis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-26
Gin lltaua. gtef Don

VlN SIuNuS utuUU> yeV ppH Oct
Snisl SorneO wuroe Don Proielor
SelentH mitsebraht uno benz Serlis
ner Muleum fir Naturtunoe iiberge.
ben. es bsfano iid i'm @ipfsl zines
Saumes bon A Gub SObe uuo 10 3pA
StammOur1meiler uno miBt oil iid
6 uno einpietel SuB in Der 2du9e uuo
etiua 8 3oil in Der Sisie. ,pdbreno Die
Sreite bon | SUB big 30 3ol junimmt.
IS beitebt aus % ~gebo9ensn uno ourb-
einanosr sei!ohteneH 3peiseu uuo 1T
9er1uml9 genll9, I'M elnem allsgs=
ltredt rubenosn sripahienen Srau9=
utaus Bias Su bietell, pbwObl IS wabrs
Ideinlib lit, oaB oieie 2biere aIb in
Der @iloniB, Wie in Der 8eianasn-
ihait. nit au9esO9sn Seinen uno I'M
ben &Opf gtle9ten q, men ruben. Sielt
Neiisr, melbe auf SOrneo III srOBs,
3abl aeiunosn psrosn, ideineu wsni,
ger ais Nuientbalt fir bic Sunsen,
ais pielmebr fir Die NabtrWbs bsuub,
81 peroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-26
Sas Namarium in gSejtmiuiter

mar Dor Sturgeon oidt 9efiIllt: es bau=
oelte lid I'M oas 9rwNteu oes Snoi=
uiouums &OOton, Den Der Sppnoti=
isur Waritt fiiui Gage iriiber in
Shlummer perlcst bate. Der erlie
&eriuh lheiterte az Der Sersl6wdhe
oss erltsn &sriuhsldiers; er mnbts
auf beorpbliten Sall Der &6rper=
pdrms bin nab II 5a9 G%uiseiusft
peroeu. Siesmal perlIei oas Grperi-
ment Sliidliher. Mooton lag in sinsnt
larNlbntihen, pben pf'eHtH Vebalter
nit our9llhtlGen, wuroe, ipIe sur 3eit
Die Sungeruirtuoien, BON s"lerSten boob
adtet uno pom Eublltum 9egen eiu
Sbaugelo beiibtigt uno ihliei unibei-
neno 9dnS bebGbla, nur DAB tr gelegents
liA nit ben Nu9euliOeru iwintsrte:
bloBe HeTlerbepegunOen, pie Ole IerSts
ertI0rtCn. Nbenos yegsn 10 llbr wnroe
er im ShloflarJ uuireht Gui Die
@iibne gebraht. NahOem Gber Der
SDpnotileur lbm mebrere Mals nit
Ger Sano ilbers @eliht geiGbren, Obne
o0B gSppton iib riiBrte, heml6tiats
Iib oes Yubiitums Der entisBli6s Der
oaht. Dab erSeltOrben; ein &eroaht,
osn Der SDpnotiiaur 81 tbeilen ideiH,
riei CT orb mebrsrs Wole blnterein'
AMBER Dem Damn ins ojslibt Die WOrte;
All right! You're all right T.
ShlisBlih 0ber riibrte ii9 @pptou,
ibiittelte Den Stlai ab, Mntportett
Guf Die 9eltellteu 6ruAen leo ellt'
oanm na6 Sauie, pernutblid, nm id
GllT Die AnItren9nngeu oss bDpnoteltsr
ShlaIes natarlib aWssnlhlaien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-26

Wtan bsseSnet i'm Seben einem @enie
islteu, sinsm Wsnihenireunoe ielteHsr
uno einem pabrsn Grsunoe am let.
.snltsn.