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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-19
d

- Ginen ieItiomen Sail bOn Sama-
ritertbum unter ben Ibieren er3dblt
eiu WtitUrbeiter Der 3eiti6riIt ,,GUr
2Himol 6rienos" bon y It Ou. Sine
&0ge bate iilnI SunQe. 9a man cine
10 Sublrel6e 9tNttOmmeuiANIt i'm
0ouie ni6t DulOeu tOunte, muBte Die
&66iu pier Der &Ieinen ertr6nten. Ser
Sage 8inQ Der &erluit iebr nObe, uno
nls ie lab, DAB Die Wtebrsabl i1rsr
,Sun9tn ueridlUunoeu mar, Jung lie al,
uNb Dem SaBe Su banOcln ,Aue3 Ooer
Ni6ts". Gle UernahlQili8te oas Sin
Si0e, oN5 man iBr 0elNilen bate, DOIs
lig, IS i6rie Den g0n3en Gag ilber
idmmerli6; Ober Die NIte tiImmerte
iih nidt oNrum. Vim uG6Iten Gag
tam ein grOBer SunO, Der 0Gusbes
wo9ner nit mar. in Die Slide. Gr
T3jcH Die Eo8e ioiOyt 81 be9relisH, Oenn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-19
NeW Dorf.

- Sine nelle. b0blt 9riinolite Mes
tGooe, aIte ll6ren 81 reInI9en. bat Der
Barber Charles SOfmam in W f.
~ o D b entOeft. IS Diro Oariiber aus
Sem WOrt 9sihrieben: Su SOnmann's
alter Sbwei3erubr batten IIA, wie oas
ia bel ieinsm 6eibGit leIht ertlGrlih.
einiQe SPARE ielt8eIegt uno Der 6brOs
nOmeter OeriuQte ben Sienlt. &srQebs
li6 bemiibte ll6 SOnmNnn, 0urh allers
lei Snltrumente Die tleinen SGrdsn
aus Dem g8erte 81 cntIernen. "a lam
ibm piOBlib ein 9enialer 8eoante. Gr
0oB 80iOlin in ous 98ert uuo ent3ilns
bette oNiielbe. Der Griol9 mar ein
WunoerbOrsr. 9as @NiOlin ~erplooirte
NHO Die 8bsIle DER llbr iIO8eu nab
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-19
Neinige Ole 80breu.

Iie R06ren, our6 melbe in unIsren
QrOBen Stloten oNs g8aner mad ben
g8obnun9en Qeiiibrt miro, tueroen bon
f3eit 81 3eit ilberilutbet, I'm ben abQe=
leBtsu llnrHtb 81 entfernen, oa iOnlt
lei0t &rNntbeiten entIteben oilrfteu.
9osIeIbe 1T nit ben %un5Qbligen Sob
rem 6e5 &Orpers Der 6all. Menn bic
ielben perItopit Ooer unrein iUsroen, 10
wiro ons Spltem On9e9rifen. Gin
NnertOnnter &eini9cr iiir 0ieie G0bren
1T 6Ornl's Nlpentr1lter 8lutbeleber,
Oa er allen a~n9sbGuiten llnratb ourh
bic Neodrme Obfilbrt. Gr 1T ein milo
pirtenoes Nbfiibrmittel uon m0eneb=
mem @ei6mof uno ii4ercr 9~Sirtung.
0iele YerIOnen bon i6iua1er GOrpers
contribution uno ligenoer Gebensweiie
lejoeu an SOrtlGib;Qteit. 9leien lit
5orni's Nlpsntrduter Slutbeleber ein
Se1eu, oO CT nitt nur Die llriade snts
isrnt, iOnoern oU5 9anSe SQitem trdis
tl8t.
Gum Sdube Oss &0uIers uno Gabs
ritOntsn lit jeOe Tlaihe Don 6orni's
gllpentrduter Ylutbeleber nit elmer re-
9l'trierten Nummer, melde Ii9 Oben
an Der Siilie bsIinoet, Uerieben. Wan
iebe 0enHu oorauL oa5 oieIelbe iueOer
ausrNOiert. nod IOnlt U~erdnoert 1T.
ENou iraNe ni6t in ben NpOtbeIen
nOh GOrni's @llpentrduter Ylutbeleber.
IS lit teine 9ruGitOrc=Nteoe5in ipnOerlI
miro MIR our1 Oltorilirte &Otula9en.
ten Dertauit. SIT cs nidt in Der NO6s
bOri6ait III 6aben 10 wenOe man Ii6
an ST.. Peter 6GbrneO, ll2-ll4 90.
0Opue 2pe., @bicu8o, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-19
@DuOe Sslanp.

- Ser 0r6Bts Siibnerbof Der geslt
IOQ iid i'm Belize zines 0eluilieM 3laGc
Wilbur in 9ittle ram ptDn, bee
linden. ySllbur uerisnoet jdhrllh 49,
600 Subeno Gier. er 5iiAtst islne
Slbner al ie 40 Stid in ein5elueu
Sduiern bon 10 bis Is 6uB Seitens
ldn8e llno entiprsdsnocr SObe. bob
t0nncn bic 5blsre natiirlih Gu1 ms
6reie, in einen fir ieoes Saus beiOns
oers siu9srIbteteu GNum. Splhe Sdus
Ter iiebeu in lan9en &eiben, 100 Stild
je 1870 SUB bon chamber, auf mebres
rem Ianit 9snei0ten 6eloern. Sas
Gutter fiir bic Sbiere miro in einem
nieori9en. 0af Sdienen l~auIenoen
g8a0sn su0eiiibrt uno 10 nab leoem
Siibnsrb0uie 9ebra6t. no es ein Wann
I'M lan9lameu SOriiberiaDren UertDeilt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-19
Su6len'5 Wrrica SalSe.

Die bette Salbs in Der BsIt fir
S9nlttpunoen, 9auti9ariunseu, Wuns
ben, @ei9wiire, SaI3AuB, 6ieberpuns
ben, S9Ori, seipruuseus 9dnoe, 6roits
beulen, R%rdbeuauseu, unb aue 9autents
siinbunsen uno lit cine iidere SeiIuHs
fir 9Gmorboibsu. SIS piro sardntirts
DaB baS Wittel pOutommene 8enug,
tbuuns sibt psnn ni9t, wirb bas 9slb
suriiterits! tet. Yreis 20 Gents per
S9a4tsi. - gu ~usrtaufen bel Z. 50.
Ruste, 9lpOtbeter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-19
Sbio.

- Wo1 Wtlll3lol0atetl, Ole telIl SluI
ieben tOnneu, idreibt ein GincinnOtier
Slatt: .Sroboem uuiere MiIis aus l0us
ter Selosn bsliebt, Die ii6 peoer Dor
Dem Seufel nod Dor ben Spanlern
iiirhtsn, 1T es in unierer ~nerpDien 3eit
nibt SI UeruunDern, wenn ein3elle Der
Mitglieoer tsin glut ieben tDnnen. obne
bab ibre Nerpen i%lbermdBia 9erei3t per=
ben. SJm @efsbt lam freili6 Sober
ieinen Wann Itellen; Denn Die SuQeln
MIR 10 al ben GDpfen oOrbeiillegen ullo
bin unb pieoer aud ben Ginen ODER
Nuoereu trefien. Sas lit teine &un't,
aber elmer i9limmen operation ent9e=
9en3u9eben. Obne 81 sittern ino gu
sa9en, cas 1T SsloenmutD. Die mei=
ten Mit9lieoer Der GOmpaanie "" oes
eriten &e9iments. 8. q. g., bsiaBen
oisien SelOenmutb. als lie lid in Der
@rmorp einSultellen bNtten. llm cine
rSperation" az li6 pOQsiebsn 81 lai=
len, cine Operation, bel pelher Slut
flob. Wit baari6arIen Menern be-
poftust, itanoen sipei NerSte bereit. I'm
bic Operation al p~plSieben, uno Gls
uuf 8ebei6 aue MitQlieoer Der Gpmpa9=
ME lire Nrme entblOBt b0tteu, 9in9 oas
vSbueioen" log. Gaum mar oas erlte
Ylut 9eflOIler, ipenn9leib niAt aeraoe
in StrDmeu, als aud ihou orei jun9e
2euts erblaBten uno suriifwiben. ugo
ie ndber Die &eibe an lie lam, nm 10
mebr retirirten lie, bis enblih nllr lie
allen nod ilbri9 Daren. Nber iuebe.
pie lib min bic WeIler Der Nerste auf
ibreu Nrm nieoerientten, I'm bic -
Smpiuna 81 OollSieben. oa brad ibre
StnnObaiti9teit S%uIammsn, obnmGA=
tis ianten lie 81 Sooen. Grit nat
9eraumer 3eit 9elana es, Die Mrmen
ipisosr gum SelnuBtIeIn 81 brln9en.
Gem oeutIdeu llnterri6t in Den
6iientlihen SAuleu Is inciunati'
lit ipeben cine 8iirOi9ung bon gang INT
eriuartetsr Settle 81 She'll 9eUoroen.
JOG Sarbi9e baben in elmer bon ibner
unteribriebenen PetitiOn al ben oOrti;
gen Sbulratb oarum uab9eiudt, BAT
Der beutibe llnterriht in Der Ne9sr.
i6ule ein9eiiibrt meroe, bic BON ibrel
&inoern beIudt wiro. 9ieis Yetltior
tuuroe bon elmer ltarteu NboronunQ
farbi9er Sir9er Dem pralioenteu oes
S6ulratbs iiberbra6t uno Der Siibrel
bsrlelben betonte. baB ibnen al Der 8e:
wlbrun9 hires Gjeinhs iebr piel 9eleacr
lei. Sic bQtten 9efunoen, oaB Die Gr'
lsrnung Der oeutihen Sprahe fir lire
&inoer bon 9rOBem Nnben iein wiirot
uno ieien itber5eu9t, oaB Die GeBteren
nit gifcr uno 2uit bas Stubium Der
Spra6e auinebmen wilroen, wpSu
ibnen bis jsbt leioer teine @cleBsnbeii
ge9cbsn WOroen lei.
Die in 6lebelano i0briSirte
&ieientonone lit ioipeit ie~rtiQ9elislt.
baB ie nab Der @aibingtOnsr Gbeos
bei6roert peroen fam. Sas Sdrteu
oes QauIes l6eint srfolQrei6 berlauieu
al iein. Wlles. mas nod init BEN
WOnIirum pOrQenommen Deroen mub,
lit oas Ysihaeioeu Der beioen Gnosn.
Q9snn Der Saui Sebn Yrobeihiilie dus'
balten lam, miro er iOQleib month";,
merosn. Inn trie9sbersit gu ieiu. 9it
Stistperte rerosu, nenl oieIe5 Wultcr
0iinlti9e 9teiultate sr9iebt, nit Der 2ln.
i~erti9ung weiterer &anonen oieier Dirt
%fortiabren. Ser nells YrOSeB QeItattei
bic NniertisunS bon bier 8eihiiBen aul
einmal. wdbrenO iriiber MIR Elm Gren'
plar m09li1 MGR.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-19
S6,uets.

- Sur Qr6Btsr YOrii6t nit Nnosln
ma6nt wieosr iOl0enoe S~eNebenbeit:
Su Gbur betluQte iib Die "a Sabre alts
Cutie Stem iiber lluuObliein uno lieB
drStllheu Ssiltuno tOmmen. Nm WtOr'
gen tUno man lie oils Scibe i'm Yett.
Die Qsribtsdr,tIihe llnterinhung erQa5
auf Wruno Der Sel6enIettiOn alS wabra
ibeinli6s 3ooesuriuhe cine Naosl. Die
uabri6einllh peri1ludt wOrOsn uno
ms Ser; por8eorun8en NOR.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-19
Gin f6eres &cilmttte! 8eBen
vSn Grippe.

Gie brau6cn njdt inter Oieicr EICgc
gu lciOen, weum Gje mr ON9 ri9tj8c
NciImjttel bO.eN. IS l0merjt Sic i'm
9ou3en &0rper, Ggre Eebcr lit ouBer
GrOmng, Sic D0beu teiUeN 2lppetjt uno
itnO gGn} uObgerOGsrt". NIcctric Dit
tiers miro auein S5nen prOmpte uuO
it6cre 9rlei6terumg gebeu. Gle wirten
birett aui ole yeOcr, Den Dragon uuo Die
9tieren, uno MADDEN Gle wie elm ueue5
&eien fiibIcu. @eiumg miro ~g0rantirt
pOcr oaS 0clO rctouruirt. Q&irO per-
fault bci Z. ". 9tuctc, G5G NtNiu Ctr.
&Io5 80 Gent9 per 6loi9c.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-19
We Il falet II.
eaubbeit a mid,t eebeiIt weroem barb

3aubhett fanu ntdbt gebetlt ipcroen ourt
locale &pplicattonen, neil iR ben tranteu Gseil os'
SbreS utdbtU errei6eu t6uHeH. IS etbt uur eiHtu Weg
bic }aubbeit 81 turireu. NIB Der 1T ourd conltttu:
iionele oeilmitttl. Iaubbeit piro ourh ttHen eut;uui
reten Sultano Der ibleimt9eu austletoung Der Grita:
diiten aBbre ueruriaat. s9enn pieie Uttkrs it ent.
;iuosi, bdbt ibr einsu rumpelroeH Sor ober uupou:
tommenes Sebor; une Deln Tie gang seitIolsu W, CT:
iOl9t Iaubbctt uno penn bic Sut;inoun9 uidt 9ebos
ben uuo bieie &0bre pteosr in ibren 9eb6rigsu Suitont
ptrisgt psrosu tGuu, piro ous Geb6r iIr INNER ,srit6rt
perosu; ueuu Sdle inter Setu itub oIrt Satarrb uers
Uriatt, Uslde nihtS oils Elm eutSuRotter Sultano bel
ibleimieen Sberhddeu 1T.
@tr ipoIeu einbuuoert Dollars fir ieOsu (6urd
Gatarrb peruria6ter) sad non 1aubbett eebsr, ben nil
nidt 6urd GiunebnIeu pom Sau's Satdrrb aur bsiler
t6nueu. SGBt Sud umiouit Girculare tommst.
j. 3. Gbsnep i 60,
Toleoo, =.
sS~ Gsrtauit pom Npotbsreru. IS Gents.
Sau's Samilieus8ilsn itno bic beittu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-19
9Gni0S.

- Gin uoiier M}dri beoertst in Der
9te9el fir &urIns cine quite Grnte.
Ger ois$jQbri8e NtdrS mar Der n~aielte
III 80 S0bren.
g. So. 9routD bon 2inn SO.
pertaufte ueuli6 So Q8nlnubitGmme sl
S12 o0s Stiif. Sic Wnren iitr Den
Grpprt no9 9euti9l0np bsltimmt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-19
Sre8on.

- Nus Cortland 1T bic Mus=
fubr bon yebensmittsln nNb benz
9lonoite fart. Defenders NrOB tOu
bic Na1iraAe n0h BstrOtnsten 6r!IA=
ten isin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-19

S6merien beri6ieo. Sieies Gorfomm=
nib bat oas JtegimentstommanoO psra
nnlaBt, 81 peri.ii9sn, o0b 9runntiueiu
in Den &antlnen ni3t msbr gum Nus=
ibant tommen bari +.
NbeinprODin3 g..
- Sin Steinbrltdarbeiter arls eiilem
9orie bel Cling am 8bsin blieb oieier
Gage, bonn Sranntmein ibmer beSe6t,
unterpegs lieasn. Witleioige Seelen
bra6ten ben Dor Sdlte iiorren, lebloien
&Drper mad Ieiuer MpbnunQ, no gEie=
oerbelebun9sOeriute algeltellt Duroen.
Sa bieie perosbli1 blieben, wui6 man
Den GDrDer. billie ibn in oas Sterbe=
benlo uno beoefte i'm, lpie prtsiiblih.
init einem reiIlen Eaten. Del brennen=
Dem Si6te betete man Damn fir ben 10
pl0Blib ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Nuf eiurnal
fam Der permeintlihe SOote 3lm Sebeu
suriif. rGuipsrte liA uno orebte ben
&opf nad rehts uno mad lints Dor Gr=
ltalllen, mabreno Die betenoen 6ratlen
in Gile GeiBaus nobmen. Ser QDie=
oererwadte itano inSwiideu auf, tlsi-
bette lib an. mabte Jeuer in ben Sfen.
tohte lid Gaifee uno - 9in9 mad 6
llbr 9Ons 9emiitblih Dem entiernten
Steinbrua su. no ibn feline &amsra-
ben. wel6c i'm toot se9laubt hatten,
nit 9rpBem GrItaunen empiin9en.
Weitalen.
- Siuen traeii6en Sob bat Elm
Sooten9rdber III W in Il er g~efunoen.
Gr mar beauftra9t. oOs @rab aus,us
beben fiir einen plOglih pe%r'tOrbenen
3ie9eleibeIiber. Ils einiGe Stunoen
ip0ter einiae Mallrer auf ben &irbbOf
tamen. I'm oieies 8rab aussumauern,
fanoen Tic es crit balb fertig uno in
oieisr 8rube ben entieelten SDrper oes
SOoten9rdbsrs. Sin Sdlagflub bate
ibm eiusn laben Sob 9ebraGt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-19

bilosu ein prattii6es, uno niielitss Qlu,
b~euteu. bel SooeSiGlleu i'll Der Samilie.
gle limb prattiib, neil ite lsidt
al ale nabeu uuo ierlem SerpaubteI
uno Setouutsu 9eididt werosu tOunsu
uub bielelbeu, ruenu lie i'm @ebetbude
l!no. gu ciIem Gebete iiir bic bstrsiisnbs
psrltOTbene Perlou, 0ulpornem.
Gle limb Iii Bl d, neil lie Elm
gblaB9ebet iiir bic Seelsnrube bss Der.
itorbenen %entbalten.
gSir babeu cine aIsmabl Sralerbiloer
uorrdtbig uub ididen, aui TerlauSeu
Erobeu sur Nuswabl III cine bslisbi9e
Nbreiie.
Wan i9rsibe nm Muiter unb Yrsilt
ah:.a
GERMAN CATHOLIC PRNTIsG- "a
Dubuque, Iowa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-19
ScraS.

- Sas Gs6t Der SslbitOert6eioi=
9una ltano in eiusm Proyeis in 6ra9e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-19

fiiut er. iuie bas YatentburealI bon 8.
uno W. patatp in Berlin bsridtst,
bolltommen ieinen S3wef, bic Slummeu
Ibnell sl lOiden, ionosru er I6ont aud
bic Sitter. oa er lie in feiner @elle
enttpertbet. Hamentlib bel Baum.
luol. Sdihen lit bieie nele Wetbooe
ihon mebriad in 4msrita erprobt NOR.
ben uno bat lid outs Bette bspGbrt,
10 Dab lie nlnmebr ben S6ifisrbeoern
O"Tfi5lel em~pioblen miro.
- Gin statinitsr Or. Sarr) iaat:
Wenn Semano ben 9ebenslauf Don
1000. 600 MenIdsu perfol9en t6nnte,
10 wiiroe er 6Olaenoes beobahten 8
Nabeau $50. 900 wiiroeu oabon i'm ers
ten Sabre lterben. 5000 i'm Stueiten.
%. 900 i'm o~ritten, bod tpsniasr ais
1000 I'M oreiSebnten Sabre. @m Gnoe
oes As. Sabres iuiiroen 500, 900 9eItOr,
Sen iein. nab 60 Sabren lebten nur
nod 80 600 babon. nod so Sabreni
nod 1900. nah IS Sabrsn nod 3d.,
600. nab % Sabreu aber ipiiroen nrri
nod 223 oapon iibrig iein uno nad'
los Sabren iiberlebte nod Elm sinsissr
bic ubri9en 900, 800.
- Sn @roBbritanien itarben in ben
lebtet Sebn Sabteu 154 Wdnner uno
227 6rauen i'm llter bon 100 Sabren
lno oariiber 1888 warell es l3 Wdn.
ler tno % Srauen. 1889 16 Wdnner
uno 20 5ralen. 1890 ii Wdnuer ,lno
% 6rauen. 1891 Il Mduner lno 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-19
Gine liberale STerte

9Str liuO berelt irIeuo elmer SemetHbe. llnter'
itiBuuss. s. ieui6ait 48ubItbdtiateits geretn.
etnerI poipltal Ober ~ionitigem fir W0bltbdttg.
fslts5pede orgonIlirteu VerelH iir RetoIrnlrung
opn uuosrIebrteH White Cloud Seiicu s llpl;
N6la8sn iolgeuoe Sergiituugen gu btsableu;
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-19
Ut beinp fGll.

- Gin in 8ermersbeim in
@arniiOu lis9enoer 3ablmeilteraipi=
rant bat nit ieinem &ameraoeu in
elmer gSirthihait 9ewettet. oab er in=
nsrbalb elmer Sisrtelitunoe einen
SbOppeu S1uaps trin.e. &eIaat -
aetbuu! Absr Die 6pllen blieben niht
aus; oenn Der jun9e damn muBte in
oas WRilitdr.& rantenbaus Gebruht Der=
ben, NO er untsr esI ibrsdllblten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-19

= &ep. Sr. &uii.a 8. Sale bat
oas Yaltorat Der 2. Congregations.
llltsns&lrde in 8reenwid. Gonn., ME.
.oeraele9t, neil er oas 8Olfipielen az
Spnnta8en nlht ausrotteu tonnte.
Sin Wann ein Wort; m69lid,
3tpel Srausu, teiu WOrt; unm6s.
lid.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-03-11
RHEUMATISM AND LA GRIPPE.
A Remedy Which Is Sure to Cure These

A Remedy Which Is Sure to Cure These
and Many Other Diseases.
80 Drops" is a remedy for rheuma-
tism, neuralgia, catarrh, la grippe and
kindred ailments. The manufacturers
of ''5 Drops" have many letters from
those restored to health, of which the
following is a sample:
Paris, Texas, Jan. 9, 1898.
Swanson Rheumatic Cure Co., Chi
cago. Gentlemen:-I write to accept
the agency for your medicines. Will
send you the amount mentioned in
your letter, and please send me the
remedies to begin with. | have some
orders all ready. Please send as soon
as you can With many thanks to you
and God, | am enjoying better health
than / have for years. l feel as If
am spared to do some one else good
now. Yours truly,
MRS. NJ. ]. JAYROE.
During the next thirty days the COM
pany will send out 100000 Of their SAM
pie bottles for % cents Il bottle. From
the past they know that even sample
bottle will convince one OF the merits
of IS Drops" Not sold by druggists.
only by us or our agents. Agents
wanted. Write to-day to the
Swanson Rheumatic Cure Co.. 1877
Dearborn street, Chicago, Ill. This
company is reliable and promptly fill
every order.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-03-11
Colorado Gold field.

Colorado IS the banner gold-produc-
ing state in the Union. Production in
1897 over $50 900, 900. This year prom
ises TO exceed $40, GOO, 900. New strikes
are being made every day. Nothing
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Address World 7. O. Box lG1l, Den
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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-03-11
AN OPEN LETTER TO MOTHERS.

We are asserting in the courts our right to the
exclusive use of the word "CASTORlA, ana
"PITCHER'S CASTORlA." as our Trade Mark.
!. DR., Samuel Pitcher, OF Hyannis, Massachu-
sctts, was the originator of "PlTClIER'S CAS-
TORIA, the Same that has borne and does now
bear the fac-simile signature OF CHAS. ii.
FLETCHER on every wrapper. This is the
original "PITCHER'S CASTORTA" which has
been used in the homes of the mothers OF
America for over thirty years. Look carefully
at the wrapper and see that it is the kind you
have always bought" and has the signature OF
CHAS H. FLETCHER on the Wrapper No
one has authority from me to use my name
except The Ccntaur Company OF which Chas
H Fletcher is President.
March s. 1897 SAMUEL PITCHER. NJ D.
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PlTTSBURC WRITER HONORED.
Medal from London Society for Leo
lures on NictOrias Era.

lures on N1ctOrias Era.
Miss Sarah II. Killlkelly, we'll known
in literary and educational circles OF
Pittsburg, Pa, has just received a sill
YER medal from the Incorporated Soci-
.ty Of Science, Letters and Arts. Lon
don. for her contributions to the ltera-
ttlre of the Queens jubilee period. The
society is one of the great organiza-
tions for which foreign cities are more
especially noted than our own, and is
composed of men and women who have
distinguished themselves in one or
more of the three divisions of intel
lectual activity, and its list of MEM
bers includes many celebrated names.
The headquarters of the society are in
Kensington, London, and when she was
in England two years ago reception
was given to Miss Killikelly, attended
by large number of members. She
has been a member of the organization
for some time. A year ago Miss KILL
kelly gave a course of six lectures on
the Victorian Era" before the Pitts
L
terward repeated them in many schools
and clubs in Pittsburg and vicinity. In
accordance with a requirement of the
society they were sent to London and
there examined by committee, whose
opinion was expressed in most fatter-
ing terms. Another honor in the form
Of an honorary university degree also
awaits Miss Killikellys pleasure should
she desire TO accept it. The medal is
a valuable memento of the queens jul
bilee. only presented to men and wo-
nen who had written articles on sub
jects connected with the sixty years
reign of Victoria, articles which be-
sides historical significance and laud-
atory spirit possessed the higher value
of literary merit.
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The Baltimore and Ohio railroad
stands third in the list Of freight
equipment according to the report Of
the Ofiicial Railway Equipment Reg
lister, in the possession of eight wheel
freight cars for all purposes. The
total number of cars is 34,674. or this
number almost $4,000 are box cars and
$4,000 coal cars, the others being re-
frigerator, live stock passenger and
caboose cars. Even with this equip
ment there are many days that q
shortage of cars is severely felt.
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PENNY WISE, POUND FOOLISH.
Nebraska MIN saycs 81 and Loses $3.50
WOrtia of Cattle TherYby.

WOrta OF Oattle IherJDys
From the Sioux City Journal: w.
Bartel, a wei'-to-do farmer and feede:
near Hubbard, Neb., saved "a in
bridge tolls yesterday afternoon and
lost $3.50 worth of cattle for being OF
an economical turn OF laind. During
the day he had been 70 tie stock yards
and purchased forty-five head of feed
ers from r Becker & Degen. and ear
ly in the afternoon he started to drive
them to his home. Before leaving he
was cautioned not to drive them across
the ice, as the ice was considered I'M
safe because of the thaw of the past
few days, which made it rotten. Cattle
drivers at the yards offered to help him
TO the bridge for a paltry sum, but he
knew thing or two himself and re-
jected all offers and assistance and
good advice. and started out with his
cattle. They were turned in toward
the river near Jones street. and instead
of stringing them out he let them go
on the ice in bunch, and before he
had time to realize that catastrophe
was imminent the leader of the cattle
felt the ice giving way and they slack
ened their pace and soon all were
huddled together in bunch. The ice
gave way under the combined weight
Of the herd and all but two were pre-
cipitnted into the murky and chill wa
tiers of the Missouri river. Mr.. Bartcl
threw up his hands in horror when he
saw so many good. hard-earned dol
lars, represented in cattle, go under
meath the water, and sat down on the
river bank and began to cry. For
tunately number of cowboys from the
yards had followed along at respect
ful distance. anticipating Just such an
accident. and they were soon on the
ice rendering all the assistance possible
to save the cattle. Arizona Bill" Il
tiers about the stock yards put spurs to
his horse and was soon on the ice
showing the boys how they do things
in the wild and woolly west. With
hoAhiIS but iohS lOpNo lpi iui idto 'S
cast the lariat with as much precision
as though on the plains. AS the rope
settled around the head of "critter"
he would give it to the other boys,
who would all pull together and get the
"critter' on sound ice. and while they
were engaged in this Arizona Bill
would have another "critter' ropped
and ready to be dragged out. 1t took
quick and hard work and they were
successful in saving thirty-two out OF
the forty-flve that went down. The
saving of so many in such a short
space of time was due to the expert
ness with a lasso of Arizona Bill. who
never missed throw out of the thr-
ty-two. Thirteen cattle were drowned
and their carcasses were strewn along
the river clear to the stock yards. The
cattle which were saved were soon
rounded up and driven back to the
stock yards and after a short rest they
were again started for Nebraska, but
this time Mr.. Bartel concluded that
Il was much more economical to cross
On the bridge.
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dealers are saying, "Oh, what nuisance
the wall paper business has become; how
much time and investment it take and
how little the proft!' How many paint
ers and decorators who have lent their
influence to push forward the wall paper
craze now find their occupation gone. To
all such we would say: Use, sell and advo-
cate the durable cold water Alabastine.
Alabastine can be used on either plas
tered walls, wood ceilings, brick or can
vass. Is absolutely fireproof in its nature,
is durable, and anyone can brush it on.
Alabastins is sold by paint dealers every
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with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease. Ca
ease, and in order to cure 1t you must
take internal remedies. Halls Catarrn
Cure is taken internally, ana acts direct
Halls Catarrh Cure is not a quack med
icine. 1t was prescribed by one or the
best physicians in this country for years.
and is "a regular prescription. II is COM
posed OF the best tonics known, combin-
ed with tn, best blood purifiers. acting
directly on the mucous surfaces. me
ents Is what produces such wonderful re-
suits IN curing Catarrn. Send Tor testi-
monials, free.
l.. J. CHENEY & CO.. Props. Toledo. ..
Sold by druggists, price Toe.
Halls Family Pills are the best.