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The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-10-17
GREATER NEW YORK NOT ALI.

Baltimore is pointing with pride to the fact that last month Baltimore ex- ceeded New York in the quantity of corn exported, and exceeded it also in the nine months ended with September. New York was a good second after which other ports came in this order: Philadelphia, New Orleans, Newport News and Boston. Baltimore's corn record was 3,9S5, 464 bushels. Balti- more's September exports of wheat were 1,149,091 bushels against 267S,673 for New York, 2,5S2, 363 for Galveston and 1,613,797 for Boston. Galveston, it will be perceived, ran New York close for first place In exports of oats Phila- delphia led with 2,sS7612 bushels, fol- lowed by New York with 2,411 1924 bush els Newport News with 2311, ,O99 bushels and Baltimore with 1898, 532 bushels. Of wheat flour New York exported ESQ., 3O3 barrels, Baltimore S04,S53 barrels, Newport News 167599 barrels and Bos- ton 13S,SS4 barrels.
 No wonder some of those interested in the prosperity of New York are thoughtful
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-10-17
ADVERTISING RATES.

ADV EIt T IIoIISU N1h1 o..hor u,un n Situations, Wants. Rents. aLd o.her oh s in. advertisements, One Cent Word eacn nL ih- sertion. Five Gents Word for full weeK lseven tlmes) ,r- Display advertisements. per incn. ae one an serton, $1.2O; each subsequent lnsetLnionss ss10. cents ; one week, $3.20; one mohln' ~ one year, $40. .rso 15 Obituary Notices. In prose or verse;i far. D cents per line Notices of Blrms each rrages. Deaths, and Funerals. oo cen's e"
 Yearly advertisers '' are re limited to their ha own immediate business Gall matter t' not of ctionable), and their contracts uo D'' Include Wants, To Let For Sale. etc.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-10-17

Italian Catholics propose to celebrate the nineteenth century by erecting nine teen colossal statues of Christ in con- spicuous points of the peninsula. Among the places selected are Mount Soracte, the Grau-Sasso d'Italia and the toe, the heel and the instep of the boot" The statutes are to be of gilded cast-iron.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-10-17

DELIVERED RY CARRIERS IN THE Oirf, l5 CENTS WEEK, Do GENTS A MONTH, $3 FOR SIX MONTHS, So
 YEAR. THE SAME TERMS BY MAIL
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-10-17

Tn London they are complaining of the omnibus trust, which consists of two companies working in unison and controlling several thousand vehicles According to the London papers, the service is bad from every point of view, the general tone of criticism being indi- cated by the following from the Chron- icle: "The pace would put pride into the heart of snail; the shape is a per- manent disf1gurement to the London streets; the ventilation only adds, as one correspondent puts it, the smell of the drivers boot to the smell of the Strand; slow, numbering sweltering rattIe-boxes,' is what one writer calls them, and the phrase is as accurate as it is effective" It is stated that no im- provement of any kind has been made in twenty years, the owners talk ing advantage of their monopoly to inn pose an antiquated service on the pub lie.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-10-17

The celebration of the birthday Of Chief Justice Petess of the Maine Su- preme court, who is now ", had a unique incident Members of the bar took acorns, sent to Bangor from the Peters oak in Wiscasset (named after the chief justice) and planted them in front of the court house. When these oak trees grow up they will bear, dur ing their long life the chief justices 8 name and fame.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-10-17

It is said that practically all the sun flower seed raised for market comes from Lawrence county, Illinois. Many farmers are engaged in the business, The pioneer in the industry sold his
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-10-17

A Harvard student who has just re- turned from a bicycling tour of India thus describes the road from Lahore to Calcutta: "It is 1,200 miles long and it is level The material of which it is made is called kunker' and if you turn that word is concrete you have an idea of what it is like. The road is hard and as smooth as prepared pave- ment, and there is no dust When I first got on this road with my wheel and enjoyed the luxury of easy travel ing, I said, This is magnificent, but I suppose that in short time it will be- come gritty and uneven. I went fifty miles, 100 miles, 200 miles, 5O0 500, 700, and it was always the same, with not even the smallest stone to give d jog. Almost the entire way is lined with a double row of majestic trees The con- crete road runs like a long white rib bon through the center. Along each side of the 'kunker' are loose soil tracks over which the native bullock carts creak along at the rate of two miles an hour"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-10-17

Railroad building in Japan is pro- gressing actively, and during the com ing year the final section in the Japan ese Sanyo railroad from Shimonosekl to Kobe will be completed and open to traffic This will afford direct commu- nication between Nagasaki and Tokyo, and also to the extreme end of the is- land at Awomori, distance of 1,249 miles. With the exception of short ferry over the Straits of Shimonosel1i, the route is unbroken, and the railroad promises to be extremely successful. It is interesting to note that of the loco- motives imported into Japan last year, seven-eighths of the total number were sent from the United States; Germany and Belgium being the only other com petitors.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-10-17

The Forest Oil company says it owns the deepest oil well in the world, in the Monongahela river valley. It has been drilled to a depth of 5,532 feet, but work has been suspended owing to a break in the 27s inch rope used. As a result, 1000 feet of rope and string of tools are at the bottom. Experts are at work on the fishing job, and hope to be able to resume drilling soon. It is proposed to sink the well to the 6,000-foot mark, which will be in the carboniferous limestone, where oil may be found. Some of the deep wells are as follows: Pass, France, 2,000 feet; Paris, 1,793; Neusalwerk, 2,2SS; Kissin- gen, 1878; Sperenberg, near Berlin, A. 190; St. Louis, Mo-, 3S43; Louisville, Ky, 2os6; Columbus, Ohio, 9,7751a, and Charleston, South Carolina, 1,25O feet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-17
StaIicniiGcs 3t1utertcbcn.

Ger beriihti9te Srigant Siold bat
nod INNER ilidt wisosr perbaftst uers
Den iDnnen. IS lit i'm @saentbeil
~aelungeil, cine Sanoe su or9aniTiren.
nit Der er Die llmge9eno bon Ginti
ouspiiinoert. Gin toGss Stiif lit fiirs=
LID paiiirt. SiOla lieb. b6flid iuie er
INNER III. eiuen reibcu @utsbeIiber
ourA ieiueu Shpeiuebirten in iebr
beitimmtsr SSorm INT 1900 Sire bitten.
Der Sirt tebrte on Die perabreoete
STEELE 3uriid, aber nit eirem tieaatiUen
geIdeioe. Siola. bOhlihlt eritount
unO e~rsiirnt iiber oieie SrsG6eit. ums
ltellt an ndhltsn Sage oas 2anoGaus
nit. ieinsr ganoe uno brana ielblt III
oas Wo6nSimmer oes SeIiBers ell.
,Mein Serr", oonnerte Siola Dem Gr-
iAreften ent9e9en. Isle baben bic
Siibnbcit 9ebabt. mir meiue bei1eioene
Sitte abSuiblaQen, i'd bin Jest 9etom=
men, iie mir ielbit 81 erIillen; beraas
nit Dem 8eloe!" glls absr Yiola bon
Dem geIiber h6rte, oaB er benz Sirten
Die 1000 Sire bereits ausbeSablt mo
Oieier es lua9rideiuli0 potgeSo9en babe,
Tie fir Ii4 Ill bebalten, gerlstb Der
Gduber in &aisrei uno i1mur. fEr6t-
bare Gade an Dem Sirten 81 nebmen.
Dim Sage oarauf traf er i1n, 80 3ilo=
meter pOn ieinem aetpObnli1en Weios.
plaBe entIernt, lpie er SOl5 fir iein
Sp1feuer ipaltete. Nls Der Iermite
oes 9rioantsn onli6ti9 wilroe uno lab.
oaB ibm tein 8ettun9siue9 ilbri9 mar.
Itredte er, obne Oab er Elm Wort DO,
@rauen uno Shreden berpOrprelier
tonnte. cine grOBe @elotaide ben,
&duber entaeaen uro iart bebeno ii
Die &nie. Siola aber, i%innlOs Dol
@utb, rib ibm Die 8elotaIde aus De,
Sano, padte i'm al Der @ur9sl uni
i1leuoerte ben balb gr~bronelten in BIZ
Glammen oss GObfeuers. Oils e.
our6 oas 8sidrci oes sw0lijabriaer
Sinoes oes Sirten aus Der Galeref wie'
Der su iib fam uno ben Sirten ,pisoe1
aus Dem 6euer 500. ipar oieier bereit!
toot-er roar Dor S9ref 9eItorben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-17

Selltopf, oas unseIdbr sbenlo lanse
anbdit, tuie oas Nieien tpdbrte uno be.
'tdnoig Suitsnit6be auslDit. @enn
aud Der 9anse Soreang an lih BARN.
los 1T, 10 aibt es ooh @%eleaenbeiten.
in oenen Elm plOblih auitretenoer
3wang gum Nisien. Der mebrere Winu=
ten lang anbdlt. isbr fatal iuerosn tam
= gars abseieben BON Dem Gualenoen.
oas beitiaer Niebtrampt fir Yiele bat.
Nls elm suDerldili9es Mittel. oie'en
gum iofortiaen Iuib0ren I'll brinNen.
bat lih ioIaenoss iebr einiade @erfoba
rer eripieien: Man faBt ben fnorpeli=
gen She'll Der Sale stpiI6en 9aumen
uno Dem erlten be,iu. srueiten 8licoe
oes aetriimmten 3ei9efinaers oeraeltalt,
Bag li6 Die Seitcn Der Nole Der Nalcn-
lAeioewano anle0en rro ori!dt 10 felt
man lam, ole Naie auIammcn. Ytad
iol9em 3uiammenoriiGen bon l0-l5
Secunoen SNuer. ndbreno Der burG)
ben dumb aeatbmet ipiro. lit Der Sizes
rei3 psrIhmunDsn. Grdftiacs 3ulam=
menoriiden lit geoin9una; maht lid
mad benz 2Dslallen Der Nnie nod Srib=
belu III ibr bemertbar, Oas auf wicoer
lid Dorbersitcnoes Nieicn binpeiit, 10
bat man ni4t tart oOer laa9e 9enrg
oeoriidt. Mtan pieoerbplt Dnrn oas
Serfabren III entIpre9enoem Slime.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-17

uns tommen. unb inaipii6en leben mir.
mir. Die mir ben Namen Gbriiti an.
rufen. dls pabre Seiben! &Dnnten
mir uns einmal enti6lieben, bi;
Worte unieres Morgensebetes in aner
Sdnblunaen bes Saees our WabrbeiI
su MAIDEN, pel6' eritaunli6e SpSidl.
reform tDnnten mir alsbdlo perfpirt'
liht feben, obne 2drm unp llnru6en.
obne parlamentariihe Iuftritte, pine
3eitunaen! Ser Sag, an benz biz
Menf6beit bas @erlangen in iiG
fiblt, iid Bis CUR SDbe tieies Gnt:
f6lufes, Bis CUR 6riitlihen 2iebe 81
erbeben, bieier Sag pirb aud oaa
gnbe oler ibrer bGusli6en, politiId)er
uno ioaialen uebel Ieben."
Hefprmbepiirftig mar bic MenT6-
belt felt Dem Sage be5 er'ten Siinoeu,
faQcs. scSn Der ssiiGe Der 3eiten err
i9ien Der arobc unb eineig pubre Hez
Formation. Der GpttmeniG Seius Gbriz
itl9. Ser Getit @ptt erneuerte bas
Nntltb Der Grbe. SGtte ii9 ti(
MenI9heit Oil bieicr sru~nblsssnber
Heform oebalten, hattie tic i'm 2i6tt
Der eDttlthen Wabrbeit ii9 gefonnI
uno i'm S6atten Der Stelpertreterir
@pttes. Der Stride, lire Gube geiu9t
10 Bate lie ii9 in beieligenbem Glei9.
aetpiht elmer nipe allen 8 q r:
monte UNI ibren S9perpunft be:
neat. Sa rpdre Treube unb 6rieDe
Rube uno Seligteit gepefen. 0pd
nein! Die Msnf4hett, itutt an BEN
9roBen gefcBe Der aqgemeinen 9ur.
monte Der iosialsn Wslt gu bdlten, er.
bob iid in triigerii9em Gigentinte'
eeaen Gictt unb feline GeIanOte, IL
purpe eottlps unb INNER 9ottlofer
SalI4e 9ropheten uno porge6liGe &e.
formatpren traten auf, iGrmeno uni
p~erpiiftenb; tie pertiinbetsn cine Re.
form nett orDber ais Die, pel6e Del
QDttli9e grlDfer ielbit in Der WeniA'
belt bepirtt bate. Weil Die Weni9s
hstt itsts elmer Heform beoiirfttg lit
10 fpnnte tie lei6t BON Dem Geoanfer
elmer RefOrm perfiibrt unb irre9elsitet
nerbeu. Or. 8r.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-17
aatDo!:I6er airGcns&alenoer.
SeIus teilt einen @usIdbiset.
Wott6. s, 1--l3.
Sic General : Snteuttpn ocs
8ebctsnpotoIates fur
Tcbrnar

ermuntert bic @ldubigen, unD INSIDE
fonoere bic Mitglieoer be8 8ebetsapos
ftolute8, fir bic Prtefter gu beteH,
pel6e in Der Seeliprge in ben 8emeins
Den ptrten. 9aS 1T 5peifellos cine
Gmpfeblun9, beren @ert6 ieoer &us
tbultte, Der aus Dem 9louben lebt,
in ietner pollen Srdgpeite erfoher
MIR. uuIere Yrieiter limb ohn'
3petfel Elm 6auptfuttor in Der 4rbeti
i'm sSnterefe Der tatboltf4en Stride,
sic iino baS rSal3 Der grbe" uni
fpQte. oieTes feline &raft perlteren
bann pGren Die Nusithten fir Die
@erbrettung be8 tatboliI3en Slau'
bens febr tribe. Sene Gambler, IN
benen Der Glerus ietner boben Quf8db(
ni6t entIpri9t, iinO in religtDier 9tn'
ii6t INNER STRIPPED geblteben, tnio'
fern tat6o(iI6e SntereTen I'M Spiel'
limb. 9e86Ql6 lit Die G%rmaRnune
gum @ebete fir Die Yrieiter, unr gu
NAL fir iene, Die in Der SeelIorge II
ben @emetnoen pirten, cine iiberau;
]ppportune.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-17
Nus Wimigau.

Der Ct. Soiepb's unteritIbungs.
8erein BON Ri6i9an Gitp, Snb., fat
am 3, Sunuor folsenoe geamten err
pG6lt:
observation-disclosures 8dspar;
observation-disclosures &rebes;
SetretGr-9uitap Sidfer;
8orreIp. SetretGr--Sbomus Sros
mer;
Observation-Disclosures Gui6bu;
Stebenbes Gomite-QhtOu Wtis:
beder, Sobann Seimeb, Sp9ann go.
DiBte, Sobann HiGe;
acknowledgements 8rotte, In'
brsas Sapinsti, Soiepb Hutb;
Mari9dle-9einri9 Sid uno So:
bann Sfos;
GtnlaOungss Gomite -Jran5 go:
pibte;
SalensS iener-Nitplaus Mutb.
Der @erein 5Gblt 81 Mitslieber uni
bat einen 9ahenbeitano bon $2959.94
Q9tungspoa,
NitpIdus @aspar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-17
GiuON6.

Ger Serr 2ebrer, Der eineu aroben
@artcn beiiBt, bat einen ieiner Sbuler.
ben tleinen Pspi. 81 iid selaoen uno
re9alirt i'm nit Grbbeeren uno S6laSs
iabne.
yNun. bat es 9eidmedt?" irdat Der
2ebrer. uadosm Der 3leins bic sutsn
SaAen auise9eiien.
Pepi: .Sa, Serr 2e6rer!"
Gsbrer: yNun, Tag mir mai. pepi,
wiiroen Cir bic grobeeren aud 10 gut
9ei6medt BADEN, iuenn Oh lie aus
meinem 8arteu 9eftoblen b0ttet?"
pspi: .Nsiu. Serr 2ebrsr!"
Gsbrer: LIMB ioarum ni6t?"
pepi: .gBeil i6 oann feline S1la9.
Ia9ne oa3u betOmmsn gatte."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-17
Scr Wrtt oes glpoiteIs @u'
DrcaS

1T iitnoif in Der Yfarrtir6e sum bl.
Nnoreos in S0lu sufQQi9 mieoer auF9es
funoen iuoroen llno Snroinal=@rSbis
ihof Sremenb bat Die Nufftelung unO
8erebrun9 Der &eliQlie na6 mebr oenn
lO~0idbrieer unterbre6un9 beI6lOIen.
Sie S6ulo on oieier ullterbre6ung
trGet Die irunS0iiI6e &eUolutiOn. Sn
Der tur3en 3eit Der bamnliQen 6remo=
berri6ait bat man ii6 in SOln genO=
tbiQt 9eieben, cine Men9e tOItbarer
&eliquienbebdIter aus GOelmetalen gu
~pertaufen, um bic auferleQteu SOntriz
butionen gu eri1wiugen. Der Snbolt
Der Seb1lter muroe in &iiten 9epnft
luo auf ben SOQern Der SirGeu uno
Yforrbduieru unterQebradt. Set
1890 lit man nun nit Der Sronun9
uno SotolooiIirung oieIer Olten &elis
Quien beidGftiGt. uuo bel oieier 6eIe=
eenGeit blieb cine feline SiIte unberiid=
ii6tigt. oereu S5liiIsl n%irQen0s 81
linden mar. SIM SttOber 1898 bat
maj cnoIi6 bic unI4ciubare Site 9e=
Gfnet, iUp6ei oann Der Nrm Deg Npo=
Itels AuoreoS gum 8oridein fam. gr
IG9 in elmer umbiiQun9 ous Orlertali=
iten Stoife1 oe3 II. uno II. SABRE
bunoerts, sroiiGen ocnen au1 ein SuQe=
b0riQes Gotument uus Dem Sabre 1857
ii9 porfono. GDr Giubru1 Der 1ran=
3oien bewoGrte man Die Reliquie in
sincm iilberneu 9lrnl, Der an Is. Sch.
1895 nOb Qufla9e elmer bohen Sontri=
button pertauft uuroe. Sa5 Sotu=
msnt BON 1857 lit bic Gltei1e HOariGt
iiber ale 9teliQuien oieier Dirt bis nui
Die GreuBiiee ullo Die iitD oarGn on
f9lieBenOe Des 0~Dbepunites mittelolter:
li6er &rititloIi9teit SuriidQeGen. Snr
Sabre 1857 ihentte oas StiitstGpiteI
bon 8ees am Nieoerrheiu ben beili0er
Nrm Dem Stiite ct. Nuoreos in SOln,
Hees bate oieieu She'll oes beillGen Yei'
bes betpmmeu, no6oem SnroinNl pete>
bon Gopna I'M Sabre 1908 bic 8ebein'
oes QpoItel3 aus Dem eroberten Som
itontinOpel na6 StalIen mlt9ebra9
bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-17
GrircuIthe ~2tmsIdjttu.
Siour GitD, ypna
II. San. 1899.

Stour GitD, Sppd,
II. San. 1899.
@erther Sreunb @onncr!
@tr &dtboliten BON Siour @itn
baben i4on LANCE niGts mebr BON uns
bDren laiien, ober oas alte Spri9s
mort ia9t: oNas LANCE pdbrt, piro
enbli4 gut" unb 10 lit es audi BEL uns,
Sym perfloHeneu Sabre bat uniere ct,
8ontfatiusz Stride einen neuen Sburm
nCDit elmer i60nen qroBen 9lode err
halten. Die @lpde 1T uns bon eiuem
Gbepaar, tpelhes lebtes Sa6r getraut
puroe, gei6entt poroen. 9erpiB Elm
f66nes 9ei9ent! Iu6 bat unie,
Mutterperein Dem 9p6altur etne
f9Dne &rcu3tguugss Gruppe geI9entt
Infer Sungfrcuenz8erein bGt bem
6o5Glter cine neue Gtctue Der bl
GoIa bon CHINA geI9entt unb auG:
uniere SSiiugltnge iino auf gutem
Gege unb Iommeln tii9ttg fir eirc
Statue ocs FL. Qlopiius. 9ts1e pirb
benz ScGcltcr beigeieBt fperoen, 10 tab
uriere Stride, f9enn audi nitGt Die
%fG,Grfie BON @uBea III, bod Die
ip1nfte iaI cynrcrcr in Giour GitD lit.
ScFfeutl;d loirb Der liebe 8C!t unIere
CerIsince dudl Oieie5 SGbr Icgren unb
0eoeiben lafIcr.
0ieies tpiiufGt BON Screen
Ger S4reiber btsles. 8. cd.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-17
Seamtemw abl az etomr 9th.

Siour Gitp, Soma,
IL. San. 1898.
Wertber 6err 8onner!
Nm 9instaa. Den 3. Sanuar 1899.
belt infer ct. 9onifatius z8erein bon
Sipur Gitp feline monatli4e @ers
iammluna unb 3unlei6 bic grpdbs
luna Der 8eamten fir bas tommenbe
Sabr. @rnGblt puroen pie folst:
prGiiDent- @eorg Weper;
cezprGiirent-Soi. &rauie;
Yrpt. SetretGr-S. SteintOnig;
SinanazS etretGr-W. nnterbano,
i6eio;
S6abmeiiter-N. paulp;
Marf6aQ-N. Support.
Mit 9rub, W. Sd.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-17
Der 9alsabShmeiDer.'

Wit Dem SpiBnamen ,Senrp Der
Salsabi9neiOer" bsSeiAnen Die wein=
tunoi9cn Gbeinldnoer in %9rimmi9enl
8algenbumor oos oiesjGbri0c prooutt
ibrer Gebsn ino aebcn oamit Der glt=
ii1t, oab Der 189Ser nit ieiuer i6arien
SGure benin Srinten feline an0cuebme
gnpfinouuaen in Der SebIe berporruft,
einen iebr prG9nanten Nusorud. Snner
uno menis 1T Die Siguatnr Dss Sabr=
gangs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-17
Die iG0uNc StunOc fciucS
xcbeUS.

Sine SGeaterasIeai6aIt 9ibt in einem
Sorie Shiacr's ,Mduber". Ser @ha.
ra~tteroariisler 9ieiBer ipielt ben
.5raus" 10 4 It lid. oab Die bars
ilber emp0rten Sauern ibm nah Der
8orltslun2 auflauern uno i'm oroent.
LID burblHuel.
@ans entsiidt iiber oieien idaulpiele'
ridden triumph. ruIt &eiBer. pabreno
Die Sdld9e nod nuf i'm nieoerre9nen:
sd oante Sbuen. meme Scrren! Sic
bersiten mir bic iAOnIte Stunoe meines
Ssbeus!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-17
Ser bioSe Suinn.

Oh! Sic iino ia aans serirabi I'M
6eIift? Was 1T Sbnen oe,ln pailiert?
= Sa. Dat mar gans mertwiiroi0; if
TONNE alio jeitsrn et,uas ipdi mad,
Satie. ion bisten tnumelih, piien
Sic, uno pie id 10 in Die Stube trete,
meine Grau liegt i9On i'm Sett. bat
ober nod 9idt, 10 laufe if init Dem
8elihte jeraos uff eenen StraudbeIen,
ben meme Ole jams SuIdllis in Der
Snno bate!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-17
Nnt WIbauer see.

Der MonD blintt iber bic Serge
nno 9libert i'm Gee,
90 It'll tpie bic mori6en Sdrge
2iegen S6al uno Sob.
Nur unter Ger 9rauen Weibe
3pei 9iff'rari*) tni'en,
Die tamen pobl aus Der Weite
2ur Radtrub' babin,
Sin 9lDflein liebli9 uno belle
Od plDBlit erflin9t,
9on S9lob 8anbolio's**) 8apeIle
Ser Nngelus oringt.
unb fromm bic Wanoerer beibe,
8om Seebau6 umpe6t,
Nnitimmen unter Der Weibe
Sbr 4~benogebet.
Die Oubel1Gde, bic alten,
Sobelen 10 fuB,
Sab rings Die Siige, unp !5alben
Stumm lauI6en ben @riib'.
Sas 2Guten idpeist, es peritummsn
Die Weifen am See,
60 itia pie fie &tr6bpfsblumen
Giesen Sbal unb 90b'.
s. 9. Mertets.
paris, 1886.
~ SIT elm italisnii6er 9ubsliad
bldier.
~ War friiber pGpitli6es S4loi
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-17
Gin etnia0es Wittcl gc8ei.
IGitiacs gtieicu.

Sbne bab 3atarrb bcitebt, tritt mad
QctpiIisn gercnlaiirn9en. ). .. itartem
9idtreis. Ginatbmung talter GuIt uim.,
aber aud obne ertennbcren @runo bel
mcn6en Msniaen bdufia in ldfiser
@eiie lang anbaltcnocs Hislen eln.
3n einselnen SdQen be9innt. naaocm
bas Nieieu auigcb6rt bat, Sigeln i'm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-17

llniere iriidcn tatbOliiben @Os
6enbldtter troteblen lib INNER nod
iiber bic SSrage berum, Ob Ylr9ll Gilt
SSrldnoern mar. - yNmeritU".
unIinn! Girgil mar elm Slremf
burger! @ir yclaimen" aber Weoer
Sobn 8. SuQi0au, S. GOrbett nod
Som SbarteD.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-17
SnsMer ttoOcru.

SirettOr: r9as Stiid lit ia 9an,
out! Nber bic Seloen beiratbsn aI iriib,
3 fiilt n;dt'n Nbeno."
0erioilcr: .Mahen mir nod n Gift.
in Dem lie llb wieoer i6eiosn latent"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-17
ytcIpcrIprcMcWO.

Miiiiondr: .Sa. mein goradnssr.
welher IN Der y8ilonlB ipurlos Der.
ihpunoen III. Der mar iromm. thug.
prattilh 80"
Shwarser: .....unb oslitat!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-17
6atbeDcrblGtbc.

prOisKor: .Msine Ssrren. auf ben
unbetretenen Yiaoen Der 3utunft ieben
mir oeutli6 bic 6nbliapien elmer uu-
lihtbaren Sano."
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1899-02-04
Feminine Dairy Wisdom.

Farmers that feed just enough to
keep their animals alive are losing
money every day.
The market in most places is not
properly supplied with freshly made
butter during the winter months.
0ne-half pound prints are very
neat and convenient size to use.
Put each print in parchment
paper or new cheeseeloth. Be sure
and give full weight.
II you supply dealer see to it
that he keeps your prints in proper
place, i. e., not mixed up with cheese
bad butter and all sorts of oonta-
minating articles.
Handle your product so we'll that
when your name is seen on a pack
age II will be guarantee OF perfec-
ton. II you do this, and you can,
your fortune is maze.
Keep the dairy cattle in stable
by themselves. The heifers should
never be put of in a dark. cold sta
bic.
Remember that in winter COWS eat
more dry feed than in summer and
consequently need more water. 1t
should be accessible at all times;
pure, fresh, but not too cold.
Never employ an ignorant lunk-
head Of man to cure for cows.
The cattle viii soon tell you OF
their treatment in your absence II
you are little observing.
The mixer should be clean, and
should not use tobacco.
Milk With dry hands always.
Do not leave the milk standing 10
the stable until the chores are all
done, but take It all at once to the
dairyroom and strain it.
Never mix fresh, warm milk with
that which has been cooled.
Never close can tightly which
contains fresh, warm milk or cream.
IL should first be aerated.
Never use old and rusty cans or
pals. It is an economy to throw
them away and get fresh bright
ones.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1899-02-04

A woman never really knows the
meaning of happiness and content
until she is the mother of healthy
happy child. The health OF the
child depends on the health of the
mother, both before and after birth.
Most all of womans weakness and
particularly the weakness that most
strongly influence the health of chill
dren, comes from the arrangement
or disease Of the distinctly feminine
organs. DR.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription will cure trouble of this
nature. It should be taken regu-
larly by every woman during the
entire period Of CESSATION. 1t gives
strength TO all the organs involved
lessons the pain of child birth and
insures the health of both mother
and child.
Send 81 one-cent stamps to cover
cost of mailing only. and receive free
copy of DR.. Pierce's Medical Ad-
wiser. Address, Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1899-02-04
WonderfuiGains,

DR.. Niles Neryine not only cures
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nervous piostration, sleeplessness,
neuralgia, st. Vitus dance, fits aud
Mysteries, but also builds up the
body. / am pleased to say that after
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I tried DIR. Niles Restorative Ner-
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pounds in weight. I could not lie
down to sleep, but now sleep perfect
ly easy, and am still improving won
derfully. Cannot say enough for the
Nervfne.-Mrs. Il. B. Willard, Dun
kirk. N T." zone customer used
Nervine and gained fifteen pounds in
fesh.-Brown and Mayberry, Cort-
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CANT book free at a. M. Gilbert's.