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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-01
HEALTH OF DEWEY'S MEN.
Never Over Forty on the Sick List at
Any One Time.

Dewey has been lucky in preserving the
health Of his sailors. and In that matter he
even exceeded the record NJ Tie North At
iantic squadron. Secretary Long today
made public short extracts from the .ast
report treating on this subject, in which
he says:
AS Luzon il the farthest north OF the
large islands. It's climate is naturally the
most temperate In this connection IL
may he mentioned that out OF force Of
over s11 on the ships cf my squadron the
number OF men on the sick list al any time
has not exceeded forty. nor has there been
any considerable sickness among our troops
on shore. though they were much exposed
for three weeks III the trenches during the
rainy season. AS a matter OF fact Manila
is far from being an unhealthy city, and
the climate Is as fine as that or any place
IN the trou.cS"
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Telegraph Line to lie Built and
schools to Omen

SANTIAGO DE CURA. Sept. ao.-Capt.
Brady. Of the United States signal corps
has been ordered 10 begin the construction
Of an overland te.eSTa ph line. 200 miles IN
length. from Guantanamo. via Saatinxo de
Cuba ard NaDxauilo The line ia 10 }e
used principally for the transmission to
the government OF dispatches although
commercial messages Will be acceptei The
present coat Of transmission OF messages
by telegraph from Guantanamo TO SANTIAGO
IS u cents A word TAP % thlYty words ard
ts cents for each additional word
SCT0o,s vtll he opened on Monday. At
tendance will Ne compulsory. Enslish win
- taught. Tfigty teachers. AZ a salary Of
So q meath each. ard i superintendent ar
So A m0HtA. viii be engaged
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CUBAN ARMY OF OCCUPATION.
Cabinet Agrees That 1t should Enter
the Island This Month.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 3o.~The cabinet
meeting today was devoted largely 10 mat
fers OF detail in connection with the forma-
ton Of the army which is 10 be sent to
Cuba. Reports were read to the effect that
by the middle of October danger from yell
low fever Will have passed and X is under
stood the movement Of troops will be be-
gun about that time.
The conduct OF Spanish customs officers al
Havana Is very unsatisfactory 10 the presi-
deat. and Il is said 10 have been decided
10 take possession OF the custom house
there AT an early date and administer al
fairs urder regulations by this government
There was also some consideration Of the
subject Of mastering out a comparatively
large number OF general officers Of the
volunteer army, 10 meet the mastering out
OF regiments already ordered.
The Instructions given the two commits
sions now sitting N the West Indies pro-
vide II Is stated. for an actual occupa, ton
OF Porto Rico In advance OF Cuba.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-01

New York Syndicate Investing
Heavily I'm Wisconsin.

MILWAUKEE. Wis. Sept 30.-The Sen
tiD@l says this morning.
Five OF the six Milwaukee -four n,Tlers
have given options on their plants TO a
syndicate represented by Thomas A Nc
intyre. Of New York, according 20 a rumor
on change. and the manager OF The mills
is authority for the statement that the con-
so!idat!on Will soon he Effected.
In addition 20 1--WE of M.lwaukee's mills.
whose daily combined capacity IS s 4n1 har-
rels the syndicate is said TO embrace three
mills at Superior. Wis; three al Duluth
three at Minnea polls ard one 10 New York.
the total capacity being upwards Of 100 011
barrels daily. The capital stock Of the
new company proposed is sio.opo, o0o
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-01

Two Snits by Subscribers Who Failed
to Get New Bonds.

wASHTNGTON. SEPT. 2a,-~Two manda-
mus casas were Med today in the supreme
court Of TIA D.stric; of Columbia against
Lyman J. Gage, growing ont OF the issue
~ p >~@ > cay ~ ne war. II the FIST
case william II. wharton, Of Jersey CIV.
n J sels up thAI he was a subscriber for
80 u the bonds He empowered the Pro-
duce E,xcrauge Trust Company. OF New
York. 70 make the necessary RdFanc@-
rueEtx on me bonds holding them az col
lateral Their after Secretary Gage rcfus-
Ell % MAKE taie allotment o. pones on ne
vas rot bona EIDE bot made IA the
interest % - .rd party.
The SECOND salt Is instituted by George
Wigh imam ana seeks 70 restrain Secretary
Gage from setting aside the award OF
many small lo,s O. bonds. aggrsgatiBg
81 - wh ~ were 70 80 handed through
at. Produce Exchange Trust Company.
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Joint High Com

other day foY the commissioners behind
closed doors. The commissioners were en-
tertsined 70. gas at a ball given ny tne
prime minister. me me1 beFs 81 the exacu-
I'VE committee and the rsrreser1tatsv ~
the leg sIature as thA parliamentary huHa-
Ing Most CT the representatives Of Irrited
states industries haVe gone home.
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GEN. KiTCHENER's REPORT.
Praises Eix Commisxnry, Medical
and TRANSPORTATION Officers.

LONDON. Sept 31.-The Gazette today
prints Gen. Sir Herbert ktcheners report
Of the Omdurman expectation. The sirdar
praises his subordnates. naming several
hundred Of them and warmly commends
The commissary. medical and transporta-
ton departments and the excellent rations
which were always provided and kept the
men strong. healthy and ut TO endure all
the harlshlps OF an arduous campaign, en-
abling them st critical moment To sup-
port exceptional fatigue, continuous
marches ana fighting for fourteen hours
during the height OF 4 Soudan summer"
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This year British Columbia win have soma
OF the best fall fairs in the history OF ths
province. The great exhibition at New
Westminster for example, will be the big
gest ever held this side OF the Rockies
The following list shows the places and
dates of several fairs: Mission. October Z
Ashcroft, October and S, New Westminster
October to 10. Saanich. October Ii and Is
Richmond October Is and 10.
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DoNDuoLDERs DO NOT COME Up.
Not Many Anxious to Cash In Pacific
Railroad Securities.

WASHINGTON. Sept. s5-The option
granted 10 hol4eFs ol Ia ra!lroA "a
bends becoming due JuHe !. Issa 20 receive
payment "a :uB aith interest, less re-
baEe ct - per Ceat,. terminates with the
month 0. September. The deparI merit.
However extends the option through the
month II October 70 November ! Al
,hausA there are about $1,000 - o, these
ecr3s outstanding. only sSie 80 have 40
fHs beer presented For payment
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LIS OPPONENT BANIsHED.
Chang lin Housn Sent 10 Chinese
Tnrkcsfan.

PEKING s IT. Sa--An imperial decree
Vas published today. dismissing Chang
YIN Housn the opponent az Ii Huns
Chang. Hs II dismissed from ali his Of
Aces an1 IS han.shed q ChInese Turkestan
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He Resigns to Accept the Premier
shin of Mnniioin

Special Dispatch ~ ire st-Tnteil{gencer
OTTAWA, Sept. SIT IS reported here
that Sifton. minister OF The interior WIFI
resign from the cabinet at once. and Will
take me premiership Of Manitoba
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VIII Probably Succeed Malietoa ~
king nf Smmna

WASHINGTON, Sept. S0.-The state de-
rartment gives confirmation to the report
that IL has given Its assent through the
American consul at Apia, Samoa. 10 the re-
turn to Samoa after an exile OF ten years
OF the former King Mataafa. 1t Is as
stunned that this chief Is TO be made king
10 succeed the late King Malietoa, who
died about q month ago.
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yon Thun ua. Not Resigned.

VIENNA. Sept. 50.--The report that Count
voI Thun uoaeasteln has res gned is un-
founded. Count Won Taun appeared today
in the reichsrath where re made two
speeches
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WASHINGTON. Sept G3-Col william
J. Bryan was ous o. doors This astern0oy1
for Tire nrst time since ne became IL The
fever 1as practically left him. He Intends
- 80 - Jacksonville 70 re5oin The camp
early next week
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CONSTANTINOPLf. Sept 30.-Advices
from Van say fighting has occurred NJ
Alasheorb between Turks and a number
az Armenians from Russia About nfty
Aymen!ans were killed.
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NEW ORLEANS. Sept. so-Dr. SOU
chon's official report for Louisiana tonight
Is az follows: New Orleans. six new cases.
two DEATH Wilson, six new cases; Frank
lin, thirteen new eases.
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REV. LOUIS DE &. sCHRAM DEAD.
Vicar General of Nisqualiy Passes
Army at Nnnrnuxer.

VANCOUVER. Sept. ao.-Srha Very Rev.
Louis De G.. Schram. vicar general Of Mis-
QGaIly. died AT Prcvfteuce hospital n this
cl1y toiay. after lingering illness. from
cirrh0sAS OF the liver
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Took the Oath In the White Ueuxe
end Joined Iabtnet Confe-enr.

WASH N[iT9% Sent @e-f-+v wax
So ara snt. A1sfe - secretary - srate az y
&'s<nrk T8e rrra a7s,uv tr~zk r,sa~s "a -
presidents rom II EAe " ni2e Hotsse "a
N4ta WAS administered ~ Justice Na-gsy
* re supreme coaTt. Hay lnl.retfsass},.
= ,nas rs colleagues - Ia regular TNrstsx
CAatnS. sesx an 10y
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Conference to suppress Annrcbists

ROME. Sept s0-~The Tribuna announces
that all the European governments have
nov consented 10 iiaIy's proposal for Il con-
ference to concert measures for the TuD-
preston CT anarchists.
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we.t Indian CYCLONE Reportea.

KINGSTON. Jamaica. Sept. s0--Ths
weather bureau reports that a cyclone
northeast OF Jamaica is rapidly approach
ing.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-01

NEW YORK. Sent ts-ffot5 arnoa,ut'rr
70 more taAn $1,000 arrived on the steam
er Aasgss4 N!ctar.a today from Hamburg
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NEW YORK Sep 1A-T2e Rep1hfs qs
% me Sixth New Jerssy district have re-
nominated Congressman r Way1s Parker.
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Kennedy Be~ss steiner.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept a5-Joa Ken
Eesiy wGz gwen tae decies0n over Jack
stsIzler at tie END Of tas twentieth round.
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Perished in His Well.
HEAVY LOSSES IN THE
TRACK OF THE STORM.
Hundreds of Houses Swept Away and
Many Lives Lost in
Japan.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 30.-The steam
er Gaelic. from China and Japan. brings
further news Of the terrific storm which
swept over Japan September S, doing much
damage 10 shipping. summary Of the
loss Of life and property Is as follows
LeatHs .-.'--.. ........- ..-..-.... .90
Houses swept away INSTRUMENTATION. ia
Houses overthrown INSTRUMENTATION. 1,19J
Houses partially wrecked ............ 400
Houses INUNDATED ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l5,511
River banks broken NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IS
TIE heaviest loss Of life occurred In the
prefecture of kofu. This section also
showed other losses greater in Comparison
with many others. bat the Aichi prefecture
suffered the greatest less OF property.
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spool manufacturer Ta5ls

BOSTON Sept s9-r4ewiz G Ress. mar.
GfactGrer - sE-1ols ard saut..es has failed
with .aa@Assas Of So. co.
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MERRITrS REPORT MADE public
Gives Details of the Operations
Before Manila.
EVERY MOVEMENT LIKE CLOCK WORK

Hearty Tribute to the DASH Gaantry and Intelligence
With Which the Volunteers Carried Out Success
fully the Plan of Attack, and Their Be-
hayior Thereafter Mention
Of Oregon Regiment.
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Bayard'. nody Reache. Wifmin.ton

WILMINGTON, Del Sept GA trail,
n airing the op5y OF Thomas II. Dlyartt
reached this city at IS O'Clock toaiSnt
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MATAAFA WILL RETURN.

A crowd OF 100 persons was at the rail-
road station when the train pulled in.
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Manila IL Captured.

. Immediately after the surrender the
spanish co!oTs on the sea front were haul
ed down and the American flag d{xpiave!
ahd saihted oy the guns OF The navy. The
Second Oregon regiment which had nro.
eeeded ny sea from CaVite vas t!is@rn-
parked and entered che walled town as A
provost guard and the colonel was direc, "a
70 receive the Spanish arms ard deposit
ITEM IN places 81 security. The town was
ritsd with troops Of the enemy driven in
from the Entertainments regiments form
81 ana standing tn lire In the streets but
the working 81 di-argning proceeded quiet
" an! nothlns unpleAsAts cncltrreA
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-08

Sas ;meitc Cnfcr.

Die arme Olga Ssllipia, pas sipeite
SpIer Glnil SreHort's. lag nit ibrem
bier Sage alien 3inoe i'm Nrm, in einem
aeionoerten 3immer bss &ranten-
bauies.
Nad 9enauer YriiIun9 ibrer Wunoe
mar man bon Der Nnliht. es banole lid
I'm einen SelbitmOro. SuriitQetommen
uno 81 Der NnfiAt ilber9e8an9en, oaB
Elm 0erbrehen porlie9e.
9on Dem Menideu Der ben Woro
bcabiihti9t bate. mar feline Spur gu
entOeden. bic lleberi0lene ielblt aber
befano li6 nod in 81 GROCER 0eiabr.
UNI Der NuIregun9 zines SerbOrs inter.
So9en al merben. Der Nr5t 9eliHttete
enoli6. oaB Die @drterin Der Sranten
einige 6raQen ilber ben ountlen 8Or=
fail pOrli1ti9 al Tie riAte, wabrsno ein
poliSeibsumter in Der Ndbe 5ubOre.
Sic beiBsn alIo Olga Sslwi9.
meme Slebc, lino cine OCrbeiratbete
Erau uno iremo bier" begann bic
98drterin. .Saben Sic SetNnnte ODER
Yermanote i'm Ort ODER anoerwdrts,
beuen mir bon Sbnen NNArid! 0eben
tOnnten2"
.Nsiu, 6rau gSintler. SD bGbe
NiemanD 0uf Grosn aIs Oieies berSiGe
Sino, oNs 8Ott mir i6entte uno iiir
oOs ib SON uho NaAt Orbejten nil.
msnn ih crit wieoer Qeluno bin. Nui
GO1s Huo WlsosrUer0eltunN perSihte
i'd. Wtsin &inO bait mid ltir ale er=
ouloetCn Gcloeu ihGclOs."
,.Nber 100 1T SBr ERann. meme
Qiebe?"
$50 bate leinsn, 6rau Nintler."
,.Sle iONtsn mir bod 8cltern nod.
sic mlren perbelrutbet.
.Sa. uno oas 1T aud be 9Vabr=
'H'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-08
II.
Sine unangcuebme Gntocdung.

gooa uno ibr 8atte iparen an ienem
Nbeno. Der Seoni9 uno ibren SsrlOb=
ten in Den Sars entii6rte, in trauli=
dem 8eiprd9 aui Der Scranoa in Dem
I60nen %2anobauie an Der Spree. um
iib an benz prdhti9en Spnuenunter.
gang sl er0Oben. Der Den 6luB uno Die
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Snlel in cine 6luth
bon @Olo tau9te.
Otto fano feline lieblide tleinc 6rau,
bic 10 peraDtterno 81 INN anflbaute,
INNER oumutbiQer, uno mar nit lei
nem 9pOIe beinabe ausgeIObnt. GooN
bate lib mertpiirOi9 erbOlt uno er.
bliibte Su iuunoerbarer SGDnbcit.
Stun, S!eine," iberste Der juugt
8atte, ,,9laublt Oh i'm Grnite mid ~
lieben. ooer 1T Seine Sbwdrmerei fit,
mid berelts Derflogen?"
.Stto!"
,@anu srwadte Ssine 2iebe 81 mir,
gooa?"
,,Sn benz Q~uQenblid, in benz id
Did gum sriten MaIe i'm Gartsn be:
SultiSratbs Saroas lab. I'D ma,
oamlals nod elm tleines aIno, uno Su
i6on Elm junser Serr. aber bas 8e.
fiibl. oas in jener Stunoe in meir
Sers einSo9. bat teinen anOern @anoel
erfobren, als baB es iib mebr ullo mebs
oertieite. >. tbeurer Otto, mas lam
ib tbun. Dir fir oas Slid gu banteH,
oas gu mir 9e8eben BATE"
,,2isbe mid wie bisber, iheirs iiiBt
tleine Gooa. Oh Bit oaSu 9eibafen,
81 lieben. /" ertploerte er ianIt.
..gber i'd mOate stluas fir Did
tbun. Sttp."
,@as gum Ysiipisl. Slsiue?"
,Sas sben weiB i6 ni9t. Sd
m0hte Dir sroBen 8eiftbunl. inner.
meBli6e S6dBe idenien, did su bobeu
G6ren empOrbeben, Ooer Did nit 8s'
Iabr meiues ei0enen &ebeus aus idrpe.
rsr YeordnaniB erretten. ia, i6 m01tt
fir did lterben, nm DID 9liifli9 81
mG1en."
Wie pielsn uniinn msire tlein(
Tsrau reoet". lN6te Otto. .SOh id
iollte jeBt niht idersen, gooa. Osnr
mor0en bin ib 9%eSwun9en, did gu Der.
laiien."
,@ti6 su perlaien?" p~isosrboltt
gOOa bsItiirSt.
,,Nur fir einige StunOen, &ino. .
,llno wesbnlb, Otto?"
SD babe 8eih0ite in Der Stuot. -
,Wie ielbfiithtig ih bin" tlaQtt
Goo0. lid. Die ih eben permab, 9iI
leoes Spicr brlnaen 81 UOllen. seiQt
mid miBmutbiG, Gid ouf tur,e Sci
I%reiMgeben. Sei mir ni1t bOle, Otto.
ia6re detroit ua1 Der Staot. uno blsibt
10 LANCE. als es Dir 9~sr8ni9en &C.
iUQ6rt."
SO rueroe mnbrihsinli6 am Nbeut
bel Dir ieiu. III t0Ori6tes Sino."
Sic bs9nben ii6 Wieosr in i6r Sim
mer ,urilf, neil bic Nnhiluit iiibl ~
meroen beQdnu. Coca mari lid IL
SeNel. Otto tnIetc Dor ieiuem &OHel
nieoer, i6lpB i'm Oui uno Dfnete ibn.
..Mns iuhn Hu. STOP" '"','.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-08

Ntelltc lie li9 mir brobeno in ben g8el
llllo Sluang mid nuf oieIe WeiIe. tie Il
beleitigen. Giner mubte weidel. fl
ooer i6, uno bic SelbIterbaltun9 if
Elm Natur9eieb."
Seine 3ufrieoenbsit wdbrte mid
LANCE.
,.9ie 2ei9e miro nod Der Morgu'
9eIbufft peroen," ia9te er iid nit mel
eripNdenoer In9if. Ser 3ufau ooe'
Die Nell9ier fiibrt pislleibt eineu ibre1
NelIe9efabrten in ienes i9auerll6'
aootenalp!, man ertennt lie. erfdbrt,
DAB lie erIt Dor Gursem bier an9etDm'
men, uno ibr SoHer nod auf ben
Sabnbof lit. Wau unteriuht ibr @e'
p0f uno finoet mein Bib uno mein(
Sricfe BARN. G6, bah, uel6e linz
paDrI6einlidteit! llno ale meme SrieIt
m0ren nit SrunO SellpiN untcrieih.
net, uno jenes YilO Seigt mid nod
obne Sollbart. SD mOllte, meint
Sa6en pdren crit o0, uno i1 tonntt
mid umtleioen uno 81 Seopis geben."
als ob iein @unih 3aubermu6t be.
ieI1en bate, wuroe on bic Sbiire 0e=
pott, uno na9oem Se0rnet, Der Softer
bereingetra9en.
3pansig Winuten ipdter befano e,
It9 auf Dem @e9e Der YittorialtraBe.
Sebwig mar itrableno ih0n. bon Self
uno ipruoelnoer Saune. Inoere @dltt
tamen. llno Die Stunoen psrflo9en wie
i'm Sraum. Sn Segleitun9 feline,
Srallt uno ibrer 5~reunoiu beiu6te e,
Die Sper. 9lls er ermiloet in ieinel
8oStbof suriiftebrte, oadte er niht
mebr oaran, nod einen Slif in biz
glbenoblGtter su perfeu. Menn er e.
9etban bate, wiirbe feline &ubs uni
Selbf9eidli9teit aui's Neue beitig er=
itiittert woroen iein. Ser Seri6,
iiber bic auf0efuuoene 2eibe erpies iit
ais niht 9enau ben Sbatioten emit
ipre4eno. SIN NbenOlGtt beIa9t MIN.
lid Der umtli6e YOliSeiberibt:
,,Giue Srauen5perion, Die man in
Der gta6t BON Qeiteru 5u beute in Dc,
StrObAalie auf1eiunoen uno irrt0iim=
lid iiir tOot alsae0eben bate. murot
in Die Gbnrit6 Qeihuiit. SIR 3utanc
9eltOttet ibre 9ernebmuug aud ieBt
nod ni6t."
5reifort betom oieie 9eribti9ung ME
3u 8eIiAt, uno wie9te Ii1 bebaOIib in
Dem 8efiibl. nolltdnoiQer Si1erbeii
Elm. Nu6 oas Speite Spier, oas Ell
benz Slid 9sbrabt, mar lilr INNER per=
ltummt. Seowi9 lieB liA bon lbrsm
Sr0uti9am germ ilberreoen, in ieiuer
8eieQi1aIt na6 Suoerooe 81 reiien
unO 6rau Grambnh 81 iiberrai9en.
Glnes berSliGen Gmpfanges ourite Tic
sewiB fem.
Sn oemIelben W~u9enblif, in lpelbenl
lie nit benz an9eblihen Baron BON Sen=
oOrf in einem Soupee erlter Sla'ie Blat
0enommen bate, I'M Der rpmuntii6en
SOmmeririlbe i'm SOrS ent0e0sn al
oampfen. mar jene 0rnle 6r0n, Die
meni9e Gage auoor auf Dem StraBen=
pflOiter zines 0oeu 8GB6ens permunost
au~'0efunoen wuroe. in Der 6barittee
our9 Die @eburt zines nieoli1en Mdo-
6ens erireut poroeu.
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Heilungen

mach dem Gebrauch Won Hoods Sarsaparilla
sind erfolgreicher ais Won irgend elmer anderen
Medizin. Seine grossen Kuren in wahrhafter,
uberzeugender Sprache Won dankbaren Min
nern und Frauen aufgczeichnet, bilden seine
wirksamste Annonce. Viele Won dleSen Kuren
sind wunderbar. Sic habcn das Vertrauen der
Leute gewonnen; haben Hoods Sarsaparilla
den gr6ssten Verkauf in der Welt g~egeben, und
haben fir seine Herbereitung das grJSste Labo-
ratorium auf der Welt n0thig gemacht.
Hoods Sarsaparilla ist durch seine kuren,
welche es hervorgebracht hat, bekannt, Kuren
der Scrofeln, Flechten und Hautkrankheit, kuren
Won Rheumatismus, Neuralgia ind schwachen
Nerven, Kuren Won Magenschwache, Leber-
beschwerden, Katarrh-kuren welche beWeisen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-08
(TOrtieB g.
5 tpirlt gu niht thun!"

,,9os wir7t gu nidt tbun!"
ISo woDr Der SimmeI ilber uns
mid bort, Bruno, i'd meroe es tbun,
ben IS 1T meme beiIiNe Ffli0t."
,,9u felbIt beIbp0rit 9ein Senoers
ben berouf, Cl9o," 5ii6te CT uno mie
Elm lpiloe5 3bier ~itiir3te er ii6 out ne.
,,9u mn6teIt So9o oUf mid, Nber 3i=
asr SIT ia9en lit 9efaDrlia."
Wit Oicicn @orten bObrte or i6r Elm
9uI6mcitr bis ans Seit in Die SruIt
uuo i9lcUoerte e3 bon li1.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-08
II hoods
| Sars

tst die beste lin der That die einzige wahre
blutreinigende Medium. Gebrauchen Sic Hoods.
Hoods Pillen k IsiGRt zu Lg ne bmen
wirksam. % cents. Bel allen Droguisten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-08
Wlui6t Sbr cine quite photographic!

g8out Sbr Sud leIblt ODER Yerpauote osr
@lteru ooer @roBeIteru rim giloe lebeuo"
Dor Sud ieben 10 ipre9et bel uus Dor.
Sabt Sbr cine Photographic elmer @triou
Die lbr uergrOBerH lollen wout 10 ieu6et bic.
ielbe al mid. Die Arbelten liuo bic beteu
NIB Die frelle bic uieortgten.
q. g. 10 adeujie,
167S-18S0 9lapitrabe.