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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-03-15
OBITUARY.

Mrs. Emil Goetch died Monday morn
ing at her home in Lebanon after an ILL
ness of only two days. Her husband and
four children survive her. The funeral
took place Wednesday afternoon at 2
O'Clock to the cemetery in Lebanon.
The funeral of DR.. Christian Fenger.
of Chicago, took place in that city on
Monday. The Physician had made fire.
quent business visits to this city where
he had large acquaintance. His widow
and two children survive to mourn his
loss.
Martin Luedtke died on Monday at
the home of his stepdaughter, Mrs.
Henry Ziemer, Ali North Monroe street.
He was 81 years of age Thursday
afternoon his funeral was held from
st. Marks church. and his remains
were taken to Lebanon for interment.
Charles FL. Wollensack well-known
resident OF Jefferson county died last
SUNDAY morning at the family residence
In tie town of Watertown, of cancer aged
66 years. The deceased was a native
OF New York and was born Oct. 13, 1886
and emigrated with his parents to Wis
cOnsln III l848, settling in this town. He
was member Of che 51st Wisconsin In
fantry during the civil war and men,
ber of O. D. Pease Post of this city.
Those who knew him longest and best
speak in highest terms of him as neigh
b0r and citizen. He leaves widow and
six children, two sons and four daugh-
ters. His burial took place Tuesday.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-03-15
Wisconsin Summer Dairy School.

A summer term has been added to the
instruction given at the Wisconsin
Dairy school. Students are admitted to
this course at any time during the
spring and summer after March 1, 1902.
They are expected to remain at least ten
weeks although they may continue the
work longer if desired. No previous ex-
perience in dairy work is required for
admission to this course which is in
tended for beginners or for persons
with little practical knowledge of
creamery or dairy work. While some
lectures will be given, nearly all of the
students time will be occupied in the
work of the various departments under
the supervision of the instructors. Quiz
Zes and examinations will held to deter
mine the progress being made by the
students.
From seven to ten thousand pounds of
milk are received daily at the Wisconsin
Dairy school. This is used for making
creamery butter and for pasteurizing
milk and cream sold to consumers.
Students will assist in the different
factory operations and learn to operate
| the various machines used in the manu-
| featuring processes. They are first
taught to receive, inspect and sample
the dairy supply of milk delivered from
the one hundred or more farms of our
cremery patrons. A part of this milk
is then run through the milk heaters to
the power cream separatOrs, the cream
is rippened, churned and the butter
made and packed by the modern process
and machinery used for these purposes.
Another portion of the milk and cream
is taken to the pasteuriZing
room where the modern methods
of pasteurizing and bottling these pro-
ducts for consumers are taught. The
shop for dairy machinery instruction
is also open to summer dairy students;
here they are taught the construction ,of
common creamery engines, the fitting
and cutting of iron pipe. belt lacing, tin
soldering, boiler firing etc. A ten-ton
artificial refrigerating plant has recent
ly been added to the equipment of the
dairy school and this will be in opera
tion during the summer.
The Summer Dairy school offers an eX-
cellent opportunity for obtaining prac-
tlcal knowledge of the machines and
processes now in use in different lines OF
modern dairying.
A fee of $40 is charged residents OF
Wisconsin,: students from other states
pay $25 fees. deposit of 81 is made by
all students to cover possible breakage
andsloss of key to locker. This may be
returned to the student when he leaves
the school if no loss or breakage has
charged to him. Students usually
secure rooms and table board il the
neighborhood of the Dairy building at
about 81 per week.
For futher information concerning
the Dairy school address,
E. H. HARRINGTON,
l Madison, Wis
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-03-15
Donle MeWs.

Good, dry Oak Slabs for sale at the
Watertown Lumber Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Scheiber are the
happy parents Of a girl baby.
A girl baby was born to Rev. and Mrs.
Albert Haupert Saturday last.
Now is the time to have your bills es-
timated by the Watertown Lumber Com
pany.
A baby girl made its appearance 2
the home of Albert Tadd and wife
Tuesday.
Otto Seibel, of Redwood, purchased a
team of two year old colts of Peter Thau-
er, of Emmett last week.
Andrew Roegner has bought the prop
erty of Mrs. c. f. Dennis in North church
street for the sum of $4,000.
We will in the future handle nothing
but the very best of Scranton Coal.
Watertown Lumber Company.
Best Timothy Hay at the yard $i3 per
ton No. Marsh hay at the yard $3.50 per
ton for sale BY the Watertown Lumber
Co.
A force of men under Street Commits
sioner CHASER were kept busy in clean
ing Main and West Main streets
Wednesday.
Rocky Mountain tea taken now will
keep the whole family we'll. If it fails,
bring it back and get your cash. 30
cents. For sale by Chas. A. Gamm the
druggist.
Some of oua- citizens will make an eff
fort to organize Sons OF Veterans
camp. An opportunity will be given
those wishing to become members IN a
few days.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-03-15
Social Events.

Miss Grace Pooler entertained the St.
Margaret's guild Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Inez Sleeper entertained the En-
terepe club at her home Oh Fifth street
last Saturday.
The "JoIlers" met Saturday evening
with Miss Isable O'Brien at her home on
West Main street.
The Glover club met at the home of
Mrs. W. c. Stone Monday evening. The
club decided tina a rummage sale be
held on June 10.
A number of guests were entertained
by DR.. and Mrs. O. E. Meyer at their
home in Eight street last week Thurs
day evening. The occasion being Mrs.
Meyers birthday.
Mrs. George Hill entertained at din
ner Saturday number of guests in
honor of her mother, Mrs. J. Mowder, it
being her seventy-ffth birthday. The
dinning room was tastefully decorated
with cut flowers and the gifts of friends
After pleasant day was spent in re-
calling olden days all joined in singing
Auld Sang Syne.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-03-15

Michael OConnOr for many years an
engineer on the Milwaukee road between
Milwaukee and Portage has retired from
service and will open a saloon at
Portage.
Rev. III. ID. Camp will leave the pulpit
of the German Methodist church at Ken
osha to become a florist, he having pur-
chased large greenhouse in that city.
Failing health induced the change.
Fire at Gillet last week Friday night
destroyed the Bucher hotel and an ad-
Joining building occupied by the Gillet
Times and Olson's saloon. The total loss
will reach $4,000, with $45OO insurance.
Fire was discovered in the Zinke Mer-
camille company's wholesale grocery
house at Fond du Lac Sunday afternoon
and the building and stock was dam
aged by fire and water to the extent of
$4,000.
The state fish commission will in few
days begin the annual distribution of
fish from the hatcheries. The commits
sion last year made the largest distribu-
tion of fish in its history and this wear
itexpects to double last years output.
John e. Henderson disappeared from
hohoohd Ntth ago anu oufludy his wife
received a letter from him dated at a
southern city in which he said that his
mind had been blank and that he had
no knowledge of how he got there. He
will return at once.
Tuesday morning shortly after mid
nlghl destructive fire broke out in rear
of TarTant's store at Fox Lake and De-
fore it was under control three of the |
largest business blocks in the village
was totally destroyed. The smallest esti-
mated loss is $4,000.
A large barn and storage room at
Sturgeon Bay owned by John Falk was
destroyed by fire Monday together with
contents. consisting of twenty tons of
hay, several carloads Of flour, oats and
peas, besides buggies, cutters and
slelghs. The loss will reach ten thou
sand dollars, covered by insurance.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-03-15

The kidneys are your
blood purifiers, they fill
ter out the waste or
impurities in the blood.
If they are sick or out
of order, they fail to do
their work.
Pains. aches andrheu-
matlsm come from ex-
cess of uric acid in the
blood, due to neglected
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-03-15
Bowling Score.

The following scores were made by
the Strambengel bowling club at nine
pins Thursday night of last week. Forty
eight balls were rolled:
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-03-15
Dean w. A. Henry's Letter

An Interesting Comm nication. of Es
pecial Interest to Our Readers
Other Citizens of Watertown.
Be Sure and Read 1t.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-03-15
Oyer.WOrk Weakens
Your Kidneys.
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.

All the blood in your body passes through
vo,Ir kidneys once every three minutes.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-03-15

-4IIpIe DoIIe Dy TlaH Home Of Swamp-Root.
&c, also pamphlet telling you how to find
,ut if you have kidney or bladder trouble.
Mention this paper when writing DR.. Kilmer
& Co.. Binghanton. N. T.,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-03-15

KIuIISy IOuUIC
Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
heart beats, and makes one feel as though
they had heart trouble, because the heart is
over-working in pumping thick, kidney
poisoned blood through veins and arteries.
1t used to be considered that only urinary
troubles were 10 be traced to the kidneys,
buEn nov science proves that nearly
al coas,..- .e:..-. diseases have their begin
5...-g in s.s1. ,.3lble.
II yes vS you can make no mistake
t'rS, d. your kidneys. The mild
.!.e 4in2ry effect Ct DR.. Kilmer's
eat }zjcney remedy is
ghest for its
E.cst 1sstressing cases
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-03-15
CHURCH DIRECTORY

1 DVENT.-Eighth street. between Market and
n Dodge streets, sunday services-11OO a.
IN. and 500 D III. Suntay school, 1000 a. m.
Nidweek service Thursday, 500 p. m.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-03-15

CT. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL.-CornerS Second and
= Spring streets. I. c. Eglin, rector. SUNDAY
services Holy Communion, 100 a. M; SUNDAY %
school. 9:45 a. M Morning Prayer and Litany,
10.45. Eyensong 7:30 p, IN. Weekday service,
7:3O D. m. Holy Communion, first Sunday III the
month 10 :45 a. m.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-03-15

IIRST CONGREGATIONAL Fourth
IL and Wisconsin streets. Rev. W. Fritze-
meier pastor. Sunday seryices:-11 100 a. m. and
7:3o p. IN. Sunday school. 1000 a. m. MidWeek
service Wednesday, 750 p. m
No evening service during the summer
months.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-03-15

CT. MARKS LUTHERAN-Corner North Slxth a,ti
pastor Sunday services:-l0OO a. m ana f;oo D.
m. Sunday school. zoo a. III.
z1 No evening service during the summer
months.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-03-15

Inc Royal Baker and Pastry Cook'-con-
tanning over 800 most practical and valuable
cooking receipts free to every patron.
Send postal card with your full address.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-03-15

Michael O'Connor. for many years an
engineer on the Milwaukee road between
Milwaukee and Portage has retired from
service and will open a saloon at
PORTAGE
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-03-15

osT. JOHNS SLUTHERAN.-CornerN North Filth
y and Cady streets. Rev. F. d. EggeIs, pastor DE-
Sunday services 80 80 a. m. Sunday scnool, zOo
p. m.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-01
SnOiana.

- Son @0lfen attafirt. Gin I'M.
liebiames Nbenteuer bate neultt)
Mtoraeu Der i'm Mhperiibe Hart III
SatoiunapoliS als @Ghter angeItellte
6arbige Senrp Sleming 81 beiteben.
Cine bon Sleming's Sbliegenbeiten
lit Die &einigung Der &Gfige uno
2Dinger Der CUR 8arf-W tenagerie ae.
borigen 8ierbeinler, barunter aud
Der @6lfe. 3pei ~berielben, Sic III
einem 3ptneer untergebraft Iino
uno iif ionit Sleming gegeniiber im-
lner rllbtg, menu audi niht anItanoiq
benpmnien battcr, ld)ieneH ON Dem
betreffenoen Wtorgen iibler Sallne 81
lein. Gem faum bate Sleming oen
3minger ausgefegt uno ltano i'm ge.
ariffe, tDieoer aus5utreten, 0a iprau.
Qen linn Die beioen 9eitien nit grGb.
lidem 8ebeul uno nad glut oiirltenO
auf Den Riiden, mo MIR ieiner ener-
aiiden 8egenwebr bat 6lemine es a.,
peroanfen, Dob er nibt bon ser
ScItten idlper perlebt ipurbe. gr
banbbubte ieinen geienitiel init
QrcBer 8ebemen5 unb belt iid Ole
Sheuiole pom 2eibe, bis feline ourdy
>Sie Silferufe berbeigelodten aamc-
NsSen ibm bie 3pingertbiir Dor
allBerbalb Offnen un6 i'm befreien
%fonnten. gr bat mebrere giBmull-
Den erlitten, oarunter cine i6limnle
an Der 9Ifte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-01
cc5terrci@. upSaru.

Sn einem ser pornebmlten
@iener S~tabtb0telS lino ~uuldnglt
Shmudiuhen i'm @ertbe bon elmer
Wt.aion SrnncS nmtlid nit 8ei1laa
belegt morOen. Die confIscirten SI-
melen iino gigentbum Der betannten
Barrier SSuweliersfirma 8ouderon.
Die in Der Nlte De la Bair etablirt, iii
Tranfreid Die aQererIte ibrer 8randle
lit unb in Der gr5ell9ung moDerneu.
in bas @ebiet oes nNrt gtorpeal"
fu~llenben S6mudeS cine iiibrenoe
Stole inue bat. Die Collection ipurOe
bon 5mei Sertretern Oieier Sirma
nod @ien gebradt, nit Der @biidr.
Die Silpelen bier ab5uleben. sic
Sailirung Der &leino0.en lit IN eriter
Sinie erfolgt, neil bieielben unppr,
aoQt iiber Die 0ren5e eebra9t unO
nidt oronungsaemGB Der Seban0-
luna bes @iener Huu5iruu9samtcs
uuter5oaen puroen. lleberoies liuh
Die Serren, in oereu @eiib man oa5
SSufpelterslager porfan0, Sllr Nus-
iiblng beS geruerbsmGBigen 8erfal.
les BON Sdmudgegenltdnoen n
@ien uno in ser Mfrnarhie nift be.
redtiqt uno aud ais G~emerb5lellte
bort nid)t b%eiteuert. 2ie betroffenen
Saul ute taben ii6 nunnle6r nit
ibrer Angelcaenbeit an ben fran53ii'
dem 9ot Gniter in @ien gemenoet.
- Cine bib DE 8iener aafiec-
bousacidtdte er5Gblte Die 80. ST.
Mr.: Der Bripat.er beiudte aQtag.
lid nod Dem Wfittageiicn ba5
aaifeebauS. Nidt Der ~Sdala
Braun" 5uliebe, nidt Der 3eitungeu
balber, lpnoern Inn elm Wittags.
id,lG den 81 balten. Sn ciner iti1ca
&afieebousuiide hat er ieinen
StammiiB, BORT idliirit er bebogliM
iein Sdil6en nimmt pro lorna cine
3eitunq 3ur SanO unb beginnt ianrt
einamideu, Die slnpeienbeit beS
aerduid)loS i6lummernben Bripa.
tiers bat HiemauOen i'm GAZE je
ernitlid bebcaigt MIR nahm man
Inns libel, oaB er mabreno ieines
SdIaiaens cine 3eituna bon iraelIo
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-01

lotpte eIneH Iufias iiber Gas 2ieb
heI Den 8efungeuen Der Suren'' INN
pcrldieoeue auoere i~pertbpplle Irtitel
ulto Not3en. Ser Wopor Der .S1'ls
gerfeititaot, @i11iom 8rpan, rpirb in
0teier Glirnmer ben 2eiern in @prt
nltb Bib porseiteM.
Seinri6 9ui6 an Guincp
iDrate an elmer Der lesten Ibenbe
ouf Ger geronba ieiner @obnul5
Der Sousfose, Inn fie bon norr
Al Dertreiben, einen Sritt perieber.
@r bette nit Dem Sirbe aus. 0od)
MIDI 0te &ofe ans unb 9uid, ipel.
der hoS @leihgepidt p%erlor, i~tiir5te
iiber Die @eranoa binab, aus einec
S0be BON AZ SUB unO blieb bepubt-
log liegen. gs ipllrbe iofort ncG)
eiuem arst eeianbt, peIber BEL ser
unteriu6ung fanb, baB ons genid
Deg Mannes gebro6en 1tno er toot
nor. Der @abripru6 BET Der Get.
henIdau fartete ben l1mitGnoen ee.
NAB. 9ui6 mar IN Guincp geboren
nno fiinfutopIer5ie Sabre alt. lin
ibn trallern cine Satin uno bier
&inoer, 3pei S0bne uno spei So6-
ter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-01
VennipIDanIa.

- Sarmer Conrad bon SeItal in
Ser gtGbe BON Susquebanna, 5og
fiiralib $500 aus Der 9ingbamptun
ganf, Oa err ben ganfen nidt re6i
traute, uno peritedte Das @elo III
einem alten God, Der in Der Wan-
iarbe hing. Sn ieiner @bmeienhelt
pertaufte ieine Srml ben Gof mil
anoerem alien 3eug on einen man.
oernoen 2umpeniammler. 2ebterec
muroe ihlieBlia BON Dem gedngltig,
ten Sarmer in Scranton %geilnOel.,
bod er batte Die 2uinpen bereits nud)
8~bilaoelpbia perionot.
- Gin poles @iertel : S%abrbuns
Bert bot Srau S. 9. Garter III
@lltoona einen Giridenfern IN ibrer
Haie gebabt, obne es 81 Diiien. Die
Srau pdbute ieit 20 Sabren, on
gtaienfatarrb 81 leiOen unO pdbreno
bieier lan9en 3eit periudte tie offer.
lei Seilmittel, obne aber bon ibreln
Seioen 6efreit 81 Deroen. Neulid
Durbe tie BON lang anbaltenoenl
Rieien befalen uno in einem Infalle
b0rte lie etpas 5u 8oben fallen, mas
lid ais elm &iri6fern erwies; Der.
ielbe muB iid IN einem ibrer Halen.
l0der ieitgeiebt baben, als lie nod
elm fleines Maofen mar. gae
Spmptome oes eingebilOeten Sea.
tarr6s parei1 nit einem Wale Der.
idpunoeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-01
VcW YDrf.

- 9fabtlos an grin5 Seinrih.
Gin oelitates 4benteuer6en bate
elm @eamter Der Sauptpoit in Reip
0orf. Gin rei5eno eefleioetes 5rdu.
lem meloete iid am Senlter bes
Superintenoenten. un0 ais Der De-
ante ieinen &opf binausitrette,
fragte i'm Die iunee Game, oh Tie
Dem 8rinaen Seinri6 cine Bbonosra.
pbenDal5e idtden f0nne, Die cine
biibide 4niprade uno Suloigung
entbalte. Ser geamte mar uber Die
ieltene Anfrage eritaunt, pergeDii.
ierte it'd aber nit einem i9neaen
Bid auf Die Ganopi6a6tel, pelha
oaS SSraulein in Der SanD belt, oaB
OteIel6e feline S0Qenmai6ine berge,
un0 ertbeilte Damn bereitpiQigit 9lu$-
funit. Sang e~rirerlt iiber Die Wit.
theilunA Dab lie 6as Badet abidideE
oiirie, er5ablte Die junge Game, 0ab
lie neritldt babe, eS an 8orb DER
~Soben5oaern" ub5ugeben, oaB malt
aber BORT Die annabme perlpeigert
babe. neil Sauienoe @ei9enfe ncu
StefnaOellL bis 81 weiBen @1uien
abgeliefert milroen, uno DER 8eiebl
aefommen lei, nifts mebr en~tgegeli,
sn nehmen. sd merbe einer ,Spc.
cial Stamp" auf OuS &ufet fleben",
iagte Die iunge Come, .uno wena
Der Brin5 meme gInreoe bort, mirh
er iebr erirent iein." Mit einem
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-01
Sowa.

- &iir3liG narfen bie Stltoentcr
Der Meoi5in an Der StaatS. nnioerIt'
tat bon Soma in Soma Gitp DabrenD
Der llnterridtSltllnOen einan0er
8retter, Bidder ltno &olfitilfe 3u,
nobel Die Stuoeutin olga glperfIefi
pom einem Brett oerort IN Ben 9iife1
~aetroffen wuroe, OaB lie lid ietther
III. ar5tltGer 8ebanOlltng befinOet.
Sic Safultdt unteriudte Die Wfiiies
tbaten, uno ste 6olge Oapon w1c,
DAP neltn Der iiingiten Stuoenten Der
Mteoi8in unD Elm Stuoent Der 3abrs
heiIfunbe, Die iih Der Geriibung oes
aroben llnfugs iduloig befannten.
auf fur5e Sauer bon Der InItalt JUS
penbirt muroen. Sbre StuOienge,
1loiien rtGteten oarauf elm 8eIud an
Die SafultGt, Die 8eItrafung in 8ie-
Derermaguug 81 5ieben, bod fanO
Dasielbe feline 8ea6tung. IlS nm
am anDern Wtorgen Der ltnterrif:
beaanu, r%afften idmmtlide StuOen,
ten Der Weeoi5in, nit NuSnabme Der
bret DeibIi9en, udt5ig al Der 3abl,
ibre Saden 6lliammen url0 nerlieBcll
ben Goal. gtnige Der SeiBiporne
qinaeu 10 weit, boB lie orobten, tie
ollie miiroen Die l1niberiitGt m Soma
Gitp perlaiien un6 auf Die 0rafe'
l%lntnerittat IN 3es Yfoines gehen,
ipenn Die iiber lire &ameraOen Der.
bangte Straie ni6t miDerruier
merDe. Iber Die iSofultGt bat oteie$
@ebabren ni6t miiiiig angeieben
ion0ern cine 8efumtmafung ar.
laiien, ponaa biejenigen Stuoenten
pelhe BEL Der ndditen meoi5iniidler
lteblng feblen, fir ben Geit oes &c.
meters ODER gar bes Sabres bon De;
Sdule %illSpenoirt iperoen ioQen
9ieie gtnorbnung fiel mte einC
gombe in oaS Sager Der Streiter
am n1hiten Gage maren lie 41e nie-
Der biibi6 uno artig I'M Soriaale.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-01
Sumner uoG) iuh Hunfcl.

IS lit mabr, oab Die meOi5iniIdje
Biiieni6ait beoeutenbe 6Orti6ritTe
aemadt bot uno bod gibt es bdufig
RQtbiel, nel6e Die gelebrten @erren
0pftoren ni6t loien fonnen, &QtbIel
pes meni6li9en &orpers, pel6e OH
I'M gang einfa6eS SalIsmittel l0it
ano oanlit Die bunflen S6atten Der
Ger5meiflung berjagt. Ser Sal bon
5ralt erasmus Gogel IN Spracuie,
q. g., lit Elm ihlagenoer @eneiS,
6roll @ogeI idreibt oariiber an Or.
Seter tSabrnep IN Gbicogo, Su., Den
Siaentbiimer Don 6orni's gllpenfrdll.
ter 9llttbeleber, nie folgt: rSDracltie,
u. g., Den %. Rop. 1900. So6pet-
sbrter Or. g. Sabrnep! Mit oallfer-
iiQtem Screen fam i6 Sbuen beridJ.
Ten, baB mir Sbre Weot5tneu iebr
Iuertbool itno. 2esten @inter
fonnte i6 iieben @o6en lang Htdf
aus benz Sauie geben, Ga iA furht-
bare Shmer5en I'M &opf un0 SulS,
bis gum Wtagen batte, ln0 Der Ir3t
Qub nod ieOer unteriuGung eine
nnbere aranfbeit un, aber ieine Me.
biain boli mir niGtS. 9aS lests
MoI iaqte err, Sic iino in @efohr
3pspepiie 81 befommqu." 90
Dur6c id) u%ngebulbig m0Alogte III
linn, .@ell, Damn geben sic mir bic
riftige Mebi3in." o9oS lit parrnI
ih -acfommen bin, ontportete CT.
3ieielbe bnlf mir aber ipieoer ni6t.
Qn 0emielben Soge er6ielt i6 SIRE
&opierc uuo 0en &r%anfenboten; i6
bafte, Der liebe 8ott bat es 10 &c,
lentt", rnO i6 ihrieb iOglei6 nm cine
Brobefiite IlpenfrGuter 8lutbelcber
nno mllrOe a1ld bur6 oenielbcn
furirt. Stun fiible i6 beiier OILS Jeff
Dieleu Sabren, lno mil aud 9llleS
tblln mas i6 fam, nm alt6 Inoeren
burh Sbre mertbpole Weot5in ST.
helfen. Wtit So6a6tlIng unb Cunt.
Bartlett, Sbre, Wrs. erasmus 9sos
gel" - Sorui'S @lpeufrGuter 9llt.
bele6er bat Our6 ieine mln1oerbari
@irfungsfrait idou Wtan6en ii6er.
rai6t. Gilt uub Sung lo6en i'm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-01
Cine raienoe. briuenoe Ttmtb,

tpuid cine SelegrapbenIinie binlpea.
iuelde &arl 6. gQis bon 2isbon, &c.,
su perbeiiern batte. n9is 81 bell
Siiiten i'm eiiigen @aiier Itebeno",
iGreibt berielbe, r5og i6 mir grtGl-
tuna unO SltIten 81. 9ieielberi
muroen tGelib i6Iimmer. 3ulcBt
erflGrten Die beIten ger5te in Saf.
lunO, Mebr., Siour Gttp uno Smabo,
i'd bate Die Ius5ebrung unb fonnte
nift uln 2eben bleiben. Sam BE.
aann ih Or. Sings Nen 9iscoperl
su Qebrauden uto td pl1rbe ourG
ieGS 6lui6en gan5lid gebeilt."
9dSielbe lit garontirt gegen SuIten,
GrfGltungen unO ale Sails mo
S%unaeniibel bon &. 81. &uete, SOC
Wtain-S traBe, 9ubuque, Sa., 8reis
so GtS. uno 500.