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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-11-01
.9ngem GAZETTE.

sor sefteber, tab Id, I'M bic srseartisen
1batIaden t~aebGbrenb tar;uteuer, unp
su pirpisen nit Gardt ans @erf sebe.
Sa, erbabene 1batiaden f. pradtis u.
liebli6 Mein turser Slid, neiie i9npas
DE Ginfdt serinas ipeber eu6 ale aufs
su;dblett nod mad 0ebdbr su ;eiGnen.
@erfen mir sprerf einen Slid auf
bic spet III ntdt erfanntsn 9Slfern Der
alien Welt, auf bic @rieden uns RSmer !
gttben, einfens 0riedenlanb's slan;enee
Sielseprieiene &5nisin, Der Wittelpuntt
Der Sinfe unb @iTenidaften i'm 5.
Sabrb. y. Chr, ;dblte ;nr 3sit hes peridz
les 100000 gtnpcbner unter tenen
$4,000 Sflasen tparen. Gprintb bate
teren 100000, uub bic fleine Smell Gle
gina i'm iarcniiden Weerbulen 100000.
9eIs ia furir bic Gbrpnifen spn SnrieL
Gypern, Yf6ni;ienL 8abilpen 0riedsnz
LAMB unb Hom Qele unb errdse rie Be-
ridte zines SuSenaL CACTUS, Dora; II.
Senefa gerisBe bid i'm @eilte nod
Hpm, unb tetse taS Capitol binaut no
f6 eereinHens bic irtilden @eidide ter
Welt entldieren 0ebe tort ras alte
forum romanum entlan9 fpanpele Iber
he Grimmerbaufen ccr 8aiierpalafe auf
Rem galatin ; tetrrte bic 9rauiise Statte
bes GplpicumS: Welhe Bilter BON ben
1aftern UNI rem Ysrfall res 5eicentbums,
BON Der Strait Der @elision SeIu, fpers
rentrann spr rciner 9 eeIs auffteisen
miiIien ocr reiner Seele, abaefGmadter
&elisipnsisGtter ,tnp @pttesleuaner!
Die grt rrt 8eifs pie nod ser Ell
mem Tcscnuium ;uriif RE SfIassnbaltsr
in rem Ger. Staatcn, RE ar,ne Spfer III
rcr !Satiudt bcbanrelten, mag i'm Ser
Slsidc nit ren, Sdidlale Der arlnen
W~lariatprcns Sflapen Ger alien Welt nod
einc mdt' briiperlite senannt werten.
Die 6ercr itrautt iib raS @raBlide ib@
rer Sebaneluna lnc rer Strafen fir nur
sans serinse 8erseben nierersufdreiben.
@eibeln 6pItern, 8ubfefieln Sranrmal,
has &reu3 ,rarsn ibre Strafen. Die
6aut BON 0eieelfriemen rurdfurdt, bic
Stirne sebranetmarft rae 6aupt balb
seldprsn, bic Sabe IN einen Giienrine
sesawnst tlae, mayer, absesebrt pbne
menldltde8 eftalt. -@eldes S1aulpiel!
@elher @nbid! 7! @gGatrent bic RS<
merin fid fdminft orer nit ibren 5reun>
rinnen iid unterbalt. fBet fe bic idarfe
Narel in ras 5leiIb rer fe bebienencen
Sflasin. SffS 70? llnp es III 5tatfa>
DE; 1ann lnect ma1 bic SflaSenresp<
lutipnen, we!de ben authorization HBS
u,ern unp @riedea 70 arcec Gorge mad<
ten, besrsiHid. sic iinp rur ras duserz
fe @asnis rer NIT 6Gben setretenen
WenldenwIrte. Sp i'm HBmerreide, 70
BET ben @ricden 10 bel unisrn Srriab<
rem, ben alten WcrmAnen. Ssi ZEN
lestern betradtrp RE 6Hentlidje Weinuns
unb tas 0IeicB rcl arnien Sflapen oils
redtlps. Gr murre rem 0ieb geiesliG
alei1aeitclI.. Sein 6err bate ur,ulnz
fdranfte Wsralt iiber i'm. @r fonnte
i'm miebanreln, tbctcn, ~Serfaufen, eeraee
ME er pplte. Ssre llnter1lGuns leitet
bic Softer Elm. Die furdtbarfen Ser
timmelunsen warcn feline Strafen. Tas
Sers blutet, beim @nblifc rteirr armer
unslifliben Wen1den
...# .Hat (% n "A * fnI H| HF" NE
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-11-01
6atbclif6er &;r6ens Saienser.
%. Schnias n. ri. Gsans. (: gpm fran'sn
s,r. RGabelsin.-Dtattb 81. 1926.
Nnerbei!iecN

N Ser Gunner lrs ~scrittrr, .#rt
Die 8later fallen ak
.lt llnb bitter part'S unb triter,- '
gvfe limb glQss fnft in's @rab.
Tort unten, tisf i'm @rabt,
ia rubt Der mite peit
Der Seele tanscS SfbneR
"a grltanb aus Wra,a aah Soe. 81
Sfebt auf isntn !olsdn
Gar maRtt Slumt bllbt;
Dis 8lamt fnft binuntsr -
,,g ,Dsr 1uft mad pben aatt.
Gcrt pben, in ben Skben
G@psbt manden @nsels Bib (;
ii gerf&truntsa fnb bic MRben
3n bimmIii6em @sfIt'.
Du RebH an einsm @rate,
BAIb rubff aud ta tariR
llsH .3itriid tleitt tetne5ate-
Du siebf gum siGte bin.
Menn 6ribIina tpisterFsbret
Blib'n 8lumsn piebsr bier,-
.s,E bod Wenf1, tu febref uinmfr
3u sieitr State bsr,
Sci sp'aer Jreute troben
$50 'Qebf tu auf f1Sn'rr &et;
Dsrtif Elm t3Sner 2ttsn,
Or Sefs ;useaabh.
Gle ruben fanft bic Qieben,
limb frtuen trpbtn (G ; .
.l{s Sb aud Der 2eib seriteben-
W." Sis Isten epi8lit. Sgi'd.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-11-01

Die bdinilden &aitermunce rer beuti>
gen Blenb9eiter fteben ielten on, bic faS
tboltide. Stride als bic 8ruttatte aller
Tummbeit, 9srpilreruns unp Outfit
liduns III Yerfdrisn. Graltirts unc serS
fibrte Sauern, faum fdbis ibren eisenen
Namen bin3ufriBeln, rnerfabrene Sling
hinge, irrssleitet burd bic 5Oblpbraierei
einsefleil1t S~erlcsener 3omane, 8pman@
sen une Nopelen, s~lrspfaten pbne Glien>
tele, DiGter unp &pmanidreiber pbne
Namen unb @ewi1en ; ia bic sanse 8pts
te Der 2Gsener unp Sppbiten, bic INNER
ldlasfertis auf ter 8arte ftebeh I'm auf
cas erfe Sisnal ben Ser3weifelten &anpf
nit BEN unumftBbliden Bepeiberineen
Der @abrbeit aufaunebmen; Aue blafen
Elm Il, taS 5pbt> unb Wutbseidrei Der
fampssebileet fem rpaencen turner une
&nittelbidter: rak MIL bic @elt
redt getonrnsb uerceu, man spr @Qem
ben fatb. prieltern uno Sdulen, beicrt>
cerS ben Seiuiten ben @araus MAIDEN
mue. 9lber aue Ginpirfe unb Inidul>
ctsunssn sssen bic 0pttesbraut bic 81 y.
Stride fallen Sor BEN untrislidm 3eu9z
niIen ter @e1dtbte unb tem urtbeile Ter
aeiunpen Gcrnunft, wie Sternlduppen
pom lidten Tirmamente in bpeenlple
Qeere. 8snn fdpn tn Der Ginfdbz
runs her fatbplildeu @laabens<, Git
ten ano @natsnlebre bic ME Sterne err
ter @rSes In ete Srauenerre9enpe Na9t
her beieniIben Sppbiferet Dor beinabe
10 Sabrbuntertm su funfeln %besannet,
fid Der almdblise Singer y ottes
,eiat g. ,pentt auein idcn bic inniss,
t%perftbatise 9sslaubisu n jener, ben
@runb1SBen Ter alien, an Warf unc yein
Yeroerbenen Seipenpelt etttSe9enSelettet
@laubenss unb SittenseieBe bas bell
leudtente 8cusniB ibrer @Sttlf9feit be-
fieaelt 10 sldnSen nidt nur am slorret>
den fatbpli1dm @laubensbimmel jene
ein,elnep @efiuae IN BEN einselnenS spei
lsns ibrer mic. unb nimmsr ipanfencen
Wabrbeit, Ipnbern cine wabre Nl6hrabe
BON 3eusniTen ibrsr sbttliden 3raft 1T
dber ben SunsfraufranS Der bodsrbobs@
men @sttsStpdter alsseSphen. = 3
,lbu' it bic 0erfe meines WatsrS
nidt~, alIo iprtdt Der Collide 9silano
10 mBeet ibr mir nidt slaaben; tbae i6
Ge aber 70 glaubet ben Werfen, tamit ibr
erfennet uno slaubet sab Der Slater in
mir IN une id In BEN 8ate" (9ob. 10,
81. $50; limb tiefer idlasenee @asiprnd,
Selus laet ftd aud @crt fir @ort auf
bic RON ibm 9efiftste 5eilSanitalt ber, BON
ibren @esnent 70 Gbr serlaumbeten
fatb. STRIDE anrpencen. Chen bte
Wirfungen, welde Der ron Der fatb.
Stride alssshrtute Samen hes b. gran
aeliums in Der 8tIt bersprbradte, beseue
Sen lonnenflar tab fe Der Baum Der
Sueu, Der Diem Der wabren GiStltfas
.tion e itisuns) IL. Sic unlers
bcIbe Mutter bat bas Mn8eii@t
Ser Grse ermeuert fte IN fcmtt
erbaben iber MlleS mac BON Der
Grbe a mt.-Denn i9 bieisS su
be,seilen mir Rntemsbwe 70 mue ID ;as
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-11-01
Mn osn drifti6en Snnaling.

Gin Sdret teS GntleBenS rurdpraH9
slmerifa IN ieirer Weite unb Sreite, bel
Dem flrdterlidsn Sranre Gbieasp's,
unt erfdute nit @rauen unb 8ansisfeit
bic 0emitber Der B~emobner tes 3anpeS ;
tas undergraduates Glenb Der bartscs
prlften Statt ftimnte bic Saiten Der
drifliden 5ersen sun, aufridtisiten 0itts
sefabl un5 sur 1dleunisften 5dlfe. Bie
1d5n itebt nidt bic Nddhenliebe i'm at,e>
rifanilden gbarafter !.-gbsr bic Branbz
tatte ielbf pie febt fe auS? Weilenz
nett bat taS farttbare Clement raS
Geuer sebaufet linb bios Triimmer ron
BEN sbemalisen paldfen unb BeltWaas
renlasern ;uridselaGen; ;u Staub unp
Mfde finb bic Reidtbdmer bic Grseus<
niee bee Menfdenseifes, eebrannt; ben
Ruinen Der alien Ritterbursen Gurspa'S
sleid, ldauen bic seidparsten lleberrefte
Der Mammpnsebauee in bic Nadt bin
aus ; idauerlid unp sruulenbaft ruff Die
Guile unb Der llbu aus ibren 8erfteden
unp erinnern ben ein1amen @anperer an
bic eintise S6Bnbsit rinb @rBbe Der
&5ntstn peS BefenS.
Siebe 0 Sdnslin1 in cieien .3dserL
Elm ldwades Bib elmer aussebrannten
Sinslinssieele! SD fase Elm I'D ~ a.
dfS Bib; Bonn feline 6eper Sermas ~
be1dreiben bic i9auerli9e 0irflid@
felt ,pelde bur6 ZEN Sdntenbraub I'M
@eiite unb 5er;en 70 mander Sangiinse
lid bartlett. COL t9 Dir sieueidt 9eir
ipiele bieSpn seisen? 60 fdaue rur Inn
Did unb DIV pirf felbe ieben in Ollie
unp Siue in pplfreiden Stabien ipie in
einlamen settlements biele trimmer eiz
r,sr% tntwsibten Susenb tarren Dir iibers
all entsesen 1rtimmer zines entpeibes
ten .6ersens, Irtimmer zines entpeibeten
Slippers. @eld cine @irflidfeit! Reld
Elm 3uftanp IN
Der Wsuld trdst Spn Natur aus eli
men 5unfsn in lid, rsr IN tsllen Slam
men auFobem miro, penn or ni6t taS
8afer Der SuBe traufsiebt ieltf aud
ga nod, no or ttrb baS gap ber Wie@
peraeburt GbriitO unS fsina Stride einz
sfrlsibt 1T ; ME miro eS "a CRIT ibm frz
oeben, mem, CT freipilis jepfm 8inpe Der
9erlu6uns fid auSieBt? DEM penu
fdpn BET Sbuiser 8inSltile caS Jeuer
f9 Quft maGt mic pirp eS crit ca brent
men unb bell auforern, tpern eer Srfan
unssitlmm bineinbldlt2 llno auf Did,
ben SinsIins, bat Is Gle Worobrennsrinl
bic 8elt abseisben ; ia, auf DID Der
Ou nidt ron Marmpr crer @clp, fen@
tent Gin 8leiGnie unb Gbenbilb @pttes,
unp tur6 tas glut Gbrifi i'm b.. @eis
fe aufsebaut tif. - 8, Sdnslina srpe
IN bic 3abl Ger @siier BET benen sS csr
Nelt selunsen IT. fe sur totalsn Ruine
su MAIDEN. Ster 1T eS Sielleidt ntdt
pabr, tae bel einem grpeen Tbeile Der
.8Iaube aussefprben it2 SITES nidt
ipabr, tab Elm grocer IbeiL, Der tbierie
3G9ellofisfeit anbeimsee
fallen 1T? 8epbadte zen Singing i'm
S~parbinsbauS CT betet nidt msbr rpeber
Spr nod nod rem GGen; wster Mcrs
gems mod Mbsnbs. - Nm Spnntase be-
pest CT feline Sdbe cntweper gar nidt
pstr so9 aubert lelten gum @ottss bauIe;
pas Stlttsn 1T ibm gan; unp gar psr<
se'sn;-sra 8eue unp asib psie CT feis
men @ntar8 mebr ; beitO emiiesr aber be-
iudt CT eas 8irtbsbauS ano bic qcse
lelisaet Jecp@ bas 9eBttre, in ~eriterer 8eit
ltlbtt isintr sisensn Wlutter alb. unbeims
lid 1T ibm MIes auf Green sewpreen,
besbalb fudt er, Der guIe anb Sem thu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-11-01
Sar eis ,,euyemburser @aBstte."
3Dersbigr, Sa., Sft. 26. 1871.
Iif katbolifdr eirhr, Die Qufla al.
ier wabrfn Gipili(ation.

SD fsbs lid In taufsnt Siltern
3raut Ssfu. IietIi& auseefridt
Tc& teinc zen alien Tam It'd f6ilesrn
90it meine z oele lid ertlidt.
SO ipsie nur. td6 tr belt @etummsi
eetesm mir ME Elm 1raam strrtht
tlne Elm unnenntar fieer sinmei
mir eris Inn @cmgtte fteht,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-04-12

when the good nights had been said aud
Ida lat down in her room alone looking sober.
ly at her own heart She found an unwonted
light there, and knew she was happier than
she had been for many months before. In
vain she searched for some new joy, CHANGING
over the day she had Just lived, an empty
day it seemed to her, into which the chilling
rains had been dismally falling and were fall
ing still. Il was not pleasant to think OF
how she squandcrcd its precious morning not
pleasant; then she remembered the hour
alone in the library, when her life had seemed
so dark and all the world so heartless and
cruel, rooollected how her thoughts had been
turned upon her own heart and how humble
she had grown as she looked within. She
shuddered again as she saw her pride, and
scldsbncss, and Aeir long train of kindred
faults, shuddorcd and stretched her hands out
away from them imploringy.
Whatever We would that others should
do, and she thought how God had helped her
to fulfill this golden precept, how sweet the
reward had been and how pleasing was the
recollection Of her triumphs. Her life no
longer seemed to her the empty, cherries
thing which she had so often bewailed, for It
was invested with a new richness and mean
ing.
Perhaps there is something here after
all, D." she unused, that might make these days
bright and excellent. aud joyous too. lr the
seeking Of others pleasure and the effort to
do good bring such happiness, then, by Gods
grace, may be happy always. All, | never
suspected before how much Of the true Joy
and sweetness Of life depends upon myself,
upon my own effort, crowned with our Faith
er's blessing"
Ida Thornc was a wiser and better girl
for that days lesson, and kneeling there with
a humber heart she prayed for strength to
walk in the more excellent way.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-04-12
F0RTY-SECOND CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION

TUESDAY, April l.
The ku Klux bill was debated in both Houses
Of Congress to-day. Senators Blair aud Morton
occupied the attention Of the Senate during
most Of the session. In the House of Represen.
tatiyes, the leading speakers were Messrs. Young
(of Georgia., Garfield, 5. S. Cox, w. r. Roberts
(of New York;, and Butler. The speeches of
MesSrs- Roberts and Butler are spoken of in the
highest terms
TnuRsDAY. April g.
In the United States Senate Mr. Garrett Davis
made personal explanation in reference 10 the
alteration between himself and Butler in the
Senate Chamber last week. Mr.. Davis concluded
his remarks with the assertion that Butler was
the " universally recognized BLACKBOARD, coward
and scoundrel Of the United States, and does not
himself dissent from the general judgment against
him. Speeches on the Ku-Klux bill were made
by Senators Frelinghuysen and Pratt.
In the House of Representatives Mr. Kinsella
introduced bill providing for the erection of a
new building for the PostoiHce and United State,
courts in Brooklyn, The remainder of the ses.
sion was consumed in passing Shellabargers's Ku-
klux bill Several amendments were voted down.
and the bill was finally adopted by a vote of IFS
to o. all the yeas being Radicals and all the navs
Democrats. 1t is believed that Congress will be
ready to adjourn next week.
FRIDAY, April 7.
The House Of Representatives was not IN session
In the Senate the ku-Klux bill was received from
the House and referred to the Judiciary Commit
tee MIR Morrill,, of Vermont, made his promised
speech against the San Domingo annexation, and
occupied about three hours. The Senate took up
the concurrent resolution of the House for Joint
special investigating committee for the South.
Several Democratic Senators explained that they
should vote against the resolution MS a useless
expenditure Of money, now that it was apparent
that ku Klux bill would pass Congress. The
resolution passed by strict party vote.
SATURDAY, April 8.
Neither House was in session.
MONDAY, April 10th
In the Senate the ku-Klux bill was renoriea
with amendments from the judiciary committee
The remainder OF the session was ocoupied in
discussing the rights Of Messrs. Goldthwait and
Foster to seats as senators, but without deciding
the question the Senate adjourned.
In Tue House general amnesty bill was intro
dueed by Mr. Hale of Maine and passed by vote
OF l3i to 40, This bill removes the political
disabilities Of all Southerners with the following
exceptions First, Members of the Congress oil
tue United States who withdrew therefrom and
AIDED the rebellion. Second Officers Of the army
or navy of the United States who, being above
the age OF 81 years, Left said army or navy and
aided the rebellion. Third, Members of the State
Conventions which adopted the pretended ordi
nance of secession, who voted for the adoption o.
such ordinance.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-04-12

The Methodist Of this week speaks its
mind freely on the adjournment Of the sub.
committee Of the Methodist book concern
without agreeing upon any plan for nvestgat-
ing the affairs Of the concern. Ii says then
that they were in duty bound to continue their
sessions till the impracticability Of an agree
ment had been more clearly demonstrated,
nor will the church accept the semi-oiiicial
construction Of the scope Of their duties which
the Christian Advocate promugates. The
church Is intent on having the question Of
frauds and losses settled. 1t will have il set.
tied, no matter who opposes. 1t does not &C.
cept the finding Of the book committee, mas.
much as the majority and minority did moi
agree. 1t will have the transactions Of the
book-committee and Of its publishing house
searched through, and no tactics will turn il
from the execution Of its purpose
II is quite surprising to note the extent tC
which life insurance has become Of late {
means Of investment, and very largely among
the wealthy, for whose benefit the system wal
not in the first place meant. All the prom
nent New York merchants are insured fol
amounts ranging from $4,000 TO $500 600
The last named is Jim Fisk's figure, and
William Il. Dodge has $500 1000, which is al
assigned for the benefit of various charitabl,
associations A few other notable cases ar,
Francis Skiddy, 100000; +. b. Roberts
and Alexander Barrett 100000 Horac,
Greeley, $3.50 900; August Belknap, A, b
Cornell, j. W. Duryea, sl25,00O; Henr,
Ward Beecher, Cyrus w. Field, Alonzo Tay
lor, A. 7. Stewart, Mayor Kalbfeisch, o
Brooklyn, and DR.. Brandreth, $1,000
Congressman Ben Wood, 5000; w. NJ
Tweed and G. Delmonico, 10000.
John Stuart Mill, at recent meeting il
London to protest against the proposed new
army bill, advocated for England the arm,
system of Switzerland to wit, that every child
should be drilled, and each citizen should b,
drilled annually for fortnight. The only
strong military force now Is nation in arms
and he illustrated, by reference to the lat,
American war, how much could be done BY
raw recruits.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-04-12

/ form OF government ol SAN Domingo. The gov
crnmeui i. lu theory, constitutional republic,
thc president being elected for six year, by the
provinces nud che Judiciary of the supreme court
being chosen i1r five years by the Senate from
nominations hy electoral colleges Each parish
] bus also iis alcllc, corresponding TO our Justice
/ Of The pence holding Office virtually during good
behavior, and not one has been found whose char
meter did not inspire respect. The penal code Of
Che island for civil offences is necessarily much
moro severe than in our country, as San Domingo
Inns long been infested by Jealous, aspiring and
ambitious leaders, whose importance depends
upon connection.
nH's CHARACTER ANp msroay.
President Blcz has the respect Of great ma
ilrlty OF the Dominican people for his admins
trutyc abilities, and The strong attachment Of
many leading men who regard him as the only
Statesman among them who can hold the nation
against domestic factions and foreign foes Baez
was FIRST elected president in 1913, and his first
administration appears 10 have been the only one
in The annals ul the Dominican republic which
Inns lasted the constitutional period In 1853 he
was succeeded hy Santana, and anarchy soon en-
sued. continuing until 1861, when the island was
brought under the power OF Spain. After the
expulsion 0i Cue Spaumrd- anarchy again followed,
Bacz icing several Times called from abroad to
m'e The country hy provisional authority Bacz
has now entered 900 thc thiri year OF his present
administration, and there is ample testimony that
under um tNc republic has enjoyed as much lib
cr'y and more tranquility than amy Of his prele-
ccS-lw dared Co allow. Blcz appears TO BE also
legally and constitutioaaly entitled to the office
bee now holds
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r '''1
i4u eNl-'iha 'nsuiIectons' headed 9y Sahal
""t l'poIgi' u'e eAp9uent7 Oh no clearly dehncl
ol'S 0nd nave h' wa On the pnpic opinion
10y Qua u, l3tt itI4 "hieh they may temporarily
9,cai9. Nan'a'' uousn once popular leader
j. iHgy!in le.en'' ia'Aihs aahinl. tatlye aoihty'
"n' v''i'7 no authority beyond taat OF the lead
at o lVtV'u'inh. hyperion iS simply bandit
"ihoI "ilu erine' h.s mann eNploitS being rob-
9et'e 'n" PIaeia-. 'a,o' has only lew hun
"l'u "'i' Vpe",loE ln inc depopumtel districts
". Pun Jun. amy 9ey oo' ana sustained by troops
una "af material from Iiayu, me commission.
ei7 'eHele thAt' had u0,h these leaders welded
g'HS ,l,'T own Ior'e' eng resources the%, would
l'"s 'so uh'e 9een put uoWn. hcsiucs liaytinn
osa'er''lnS' otnef causes aggn'ate the dihcul-
ue' 9i .ne dominican republic Among these
''v i'o Iu a9ou'J 9et"eep tho north ana
1!uln 9luc5 ui thc island, me number O military
.lg, VI ei'ns M various districts ana me con
NlntHyo oi ncIn4'ius l-iAnA9 ahNdiQg ava Tor
I'NNluNhIi~i7 unl lu~ufIoftlunNfN operations
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-04-12

BoNSErs.-The pattern bonnets have arriy-
ed from Brussels. Straw bonnets, black lace
bonnets, and few dressy affairs of Frou-
irou gauze or of Grape, make up the impor-
tations. Not tule or silk bonnet is shown,
aud but few round hats. Straws are greater
in the preponderance, and though got up in
the simplest village-maiden fashion, they will
doubtless, says Haper's Basar, be consider.
ed the most elegant and stylish bonnets of the
spring English Dunstables, Milan braids,
and all white straws are among the trimmed
bonnets, but yellow Italian braids, the Tuscan
and Leghorn, and the brown and black straws
are omitted. The shapes are the modifca-
tiOns Of the gypsy and the republique, al
ready described. Much of the high, tower
ing effect is still given to bonnets by abundant
face trimmings, yet the black descends low
on the soft chatelaine braids, and is often
finished by cape. The front stands up high
not as the coronet or reyers Of last winter
but the straw is simply bent upward and back
about two inches from the edge OF the bonnet
The crown is prominent, and often straw
band or curtain is added beneath