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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-18
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GpmmprpreS anrerbilt erbaute Giienbabnz
1eprt-anseblid cas srSbte Ger &elt-
Fem Serfrbr iibersebm wpreen. 1ailelz
he ~telnrct iid in rsr 42itsn Straee unp
4tcn NSenue unp min ron Ger H.<Y.
Central, Ger !Sarlems, rer DUBIOUS iscr
unp Spn rer N.=g. u. Ners!S asens Gienz
tabn benuBt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-18
ct. Sobannes Goaesimm,
Yrairic su Gbicn, SBis.
Hitter Seitans Der 9rtRliaen Hraosr.

1CrS 3rsd stees Snti,uts III Ger 9uaeas prairie su
etisns une fes sanisn Nrrerefsnse cine @eiesentst ,u Die
ten, cine srirelihe, auf bic @ranriaeee Ger Neliaipn berubep
&c 6r;ieturs AZ trtaIter. I IF
lie sdss ess G~rlesiurs IN anHtsrtrrHsn tiai&tli6 Der
@eiuastsii, SesuemliGieit une S4cRbeit Der e esnerie.
1as gstduss III sres nns beauern sinscri&tsf ftint Rotten
lue stiteut, UNI fahsIte NIT Gaem Su perieben ras ,um
Rrtlieiu nub Grmfrrt Der Stueenten beitraasn fam and
II g ulasetei sen irei.en ure berrf1en Spielpl6sen.
Ter Stusisneurfus unfast gaes. mas sep5bnli6 In Col
lseien selthr' frire. une IL in risr Trparttments ~einaetbetlt :
Sn eas untsrs, gtitiltrs, sancelsrinsnia aftii&s ans aiaoe
piite 2 trdrtegaent.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-18
Sceinaunocu.
unterriht, 9DGide v. ausberern her.

aclt Y. Seetnuns, untrrritt, s9didtu. a~usbsrsrn trr.
ielttn, q SuGrtal, s0
9edtrtne Ter 6tricn ees GpnsSiums, ,.................., 50
Salts 1~rfeanser, q Suartdi. 40
2a9f SouIer' alferes Separtemeni, q
iuRaeres 4
BUR gluit- H.. 3eiden lluterri6t pirp srira te,ablt. Dir
tellaerltae Ssrlusttiatluns. es rirs ten abSus setatta
ipepsa abgsieuteit. ausaenrmmrn in aduen lana bauernprr
8ranfbet petr Gntiahuna.
Seer 8ritaaH9er lpaie nit mintetens erei CONNER. unS
erri 9Diatsr .Sniussn p~crieben iein. lprie nit einsr aennaen.
ben An,ah Seneen, Strimpfe, 3al6sntl6er, Saaptlxtr.
Sersittten, 8dmnre. Sariten u. T. ~. asintr bieler Weasn.
tanee rire sem Sclesium aeiefert, peRn nidt beieRsere
ARRANGEMENTS eietrbalb setrphtn iiat. Sietes Sleibunas.
ftaf irlie init eeni Nanttn ees Stueentct aeei6net fem.
Gltern, rtl5e TIRE miner mad Sauie fpmmrn an lalen min
then, lrlisH lirtt ArSen jarer Nn,eiae eapon MAIDEN uaS
eas rrthtge SeiIeaele si~nicneen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-18

Dritts &laHs gnsliI6s Ssncnsmtn, gersbau, S,es~
ianf. Ssseabunstn, alte 8eiti&te uns Geographic, a5nt.
i4e Altsrttnnstunee, @tenstrie, 3rispnsmefrie, pbsHf, "a.
tsintiaa Srts4if1, 5ranieffSs Deati4 unb Spanii&, [mtan
efrlaf6tl, 9eusrihe fur ben 8attslifismus.
3peite @taHe : Rteeatunsen, gp5&eati&e Debatteu,
grsi', gbilpisptie gnsii@e eittratar, Gri9il&e alttrtturns 8.
rntisr, ebtrie, 9atetnif&, @rit6if6, 3susniHe fur ben ga.
ttclisisnas, 8raniSfiS, 3satlS unS SpaniiS (ptan ee.
mlRIEt).
6rfe &faHe Gnslii6e eiteratur, @Sdsmtli1e Istats
ten, scait u~uterrbsiit, 9thif, afrenpmie, @epleais, gerea.
nans, Staatspirtbifaft gateiniiH, 8rit1ilt, braa,Siia.
ItatiS unp Sgauiit (peun seiplnf6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-18

Die Arbeiter BON @bent tpopen bic slrs
bettsseit auf 10 Stunten per Sag recus
art baden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-18

Der girFssttr 8iltrser 1T felt Satrea ii jastr tatfe!ti&rn
&merifi again IN rsteju 10000 Grempldren p~e.krsitet.
Die Austdtturg tteies ncueu Satrlarss III ih5r. Ger @reis
biQia INC MIRO rd6febsnce tu3e Snhalsan5ciat tereiiga,
ts f6 aua Der 32fs Slbr9lr5 10 pagei9er g9eiie zen fytItt-
ran dniblttBl
gIO rust ihr tasn! SIN gerrf gns Biz. I. Batter lin.
Ter. 2. ave gliril. Serlntrt tNs Yilltgs, nit ScGituitt.
g9e bic glpt5 am etSBEer, ca 1T @rttes SGlfe am rddfen.
Gin frieslibe5 0rte3Sbilc, init NC!IhAiiE. Ter arose Mir
dsrrau6 IN Stilien in z sptsrrbe 1870, mi, 2 6clihnittr.
3peierlei 5triEtr. &clf INC Strrh pleg Ger Sanf arpfer
6erren Ht. SplIitritt. Ter Bred tcililt eie gltttel. ("
Gin Sriutilam piesr gSiaen. Cine PplSeiaeibihte rsbern
SlNles, nit ScIilbnlt. AiHeCrz1i sputatigR. Die Wcnt-
Geuisbnbn uue 1unuGl rad bineiiten Seri6tar. Gtras
ron ben YgtlbaApHeuG Hp aneerRn Grfnlunlen, init 2 &il.
tern. Gtras rpr Slpiteraut in freneer 6ane. Gin auts
mutbtssr pemnsr, nit SelSlduitt. Die grpfsiers pesr Oct
telepgte. Der treue pune ven WsnecBl. @ett Ger Sarmos
ME. NIT 5 Siieerr. 3reeriei meme @ifenbabnen, nit Sr!,s
ibnitt. S4us yer Gem SHe. Die 9igeaner, nit s. pljidRitt.
lleber bic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. felt hem CONNER 1870. Der
9erlnli in ben z hlattsr frlber uue iett, nit SSl,I5Ritt.
Das Bib hes @rpssates. Srralie une 1dnssr, Jntt2 6pl5.
fhniiten. 0leteniaeen, nit SeSlhnitt. 0emeinnhtines
2prfaneteeten. Sds ct. faperiussG plleeiun In Cincinnati,
O., nit NbtIpuns. 8as Ct. Sle9ftas g9aifenbaus ron
Cincinnati, 81, NIT Abbilcuns, DIR eeutlb fran56fihe
8riee rem 1870. nit q 6pjlhpttter. Die IL Geperts ,Sds.
Ter. Bauer, Suderufer, 3Ieii6erc aaminfesG, Raurer,
Mulsr. Stmiep. S6rsieer, Shrsiner. Sdufsr. 3ininter
mann. NIT grien une Sef,frniiter. 6ausrirt6Iaafit
dss. Wdibie n. .r
Gis % serinreneer g~lammsrn fir 1871 ins auf rem I'm.
foliage ees xaleneers rerieitnet ebenlp lie far ZEN neueu
9abr8anb auSSeisstrn 30 9ranieu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-18
DIR iaafrirts Gincinuatisr ginhsnos
pOts fir 1872,
nit lbfnen SolSidnittenl GrSdblunsen,
Nnefcoten, Hdtbieln, Wetters Splfsz
unp Snucrnreaeln &c. 36 Set
ten IN 40.
preis per ousemo 40 Scents. = per Sus,nS
(franco p. Post) 80 Gtnts.
AyreiS per Sticf 5 Geuts.

spr,s SnbaIts an,dst: ysiifi5s aarussieserei, nit
6eI,lnnitf. Gtefanes. Satr In Amerta. Gin 5umbusS.
ariiid. sDirfuus tts pulserpampfcS. Die lanse Naf.
eDietin Waier Die b. erei a6niss male. @sttss Sdilppa.
DE. 9Dann gbiiefopten ~ artuse trieaeu. Sru6tld aus
dnu preelat lbsr ben Gtttaue. gDie etn sinfntspeQtr Nas
aiArof aus einem Iraueripiel elm puaipid matt. Gar uns
Bddtpata. Cine So6jet per 400 Sabrsn. Me6ernt Bill.
ssns. sDdbHraSs esritttinslein' gisr Yilsa etnt
bovenlda 0oiHatsn. gBit Nefer Cans Die Better furtrt,
mil @s1fauin. Galsnipifsd unb Der Sarbi1 alase NIT
Se(lfA balm. Gan Sp4tttr uns ldns Srait. SiatniiheR re.
tt,su. Wi0ns1sa eaas FasimanGs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-18
6aaoelsmiReui&aftli&es 9ebartement.

Ter SareslspiHsuftaftIiSe GURUS untfast ale nreise
ttner sutsu sssliidsH Gr;ietuns, eini6lieslia qelen, Sdra.
ben, Seiti6te, @srsrapbie. @rantmdtif, Briefitreiten, Rs.
%featanseH, Retneu, algebra, gsrnetrie. 9u&iabren, yksEf,
9frifli6e gttrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-18
Mittleres Department.

Tritte alaTe: Srttesreptte, essn, Strsibea. @ram.
matt; RsSnsn @sSsrdphie, @ei&i&tc, 8ran,Sfi6 (penn so.
rlHlSt), H~eiisirns -llRicrriTt.
3rpeite &lafe geien. S6reiben, @rammatif, guflas.
isreitsn. 8e6usa, Glsstra, TsutlS, gateinii6, grisSiiS.
6ran;sfi6 (r-eun eerinifD. @slisirnsuaterridt.
0rife 3lahe: eeler, S6rtiten, Sersbau, @ufiasItret.
ben, Rtestant, @ei6iate, Geographic. ReGntn. Niastra,
@srmttrie, Su&flbren, 9sutit, qateiniI9, @rie4iit, Sraa.
,Riiit ue SpdniiA (reuu aepiinlhD. F'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-18
Magemeine &eanlationen.

Ssr untsrriSt te8innt am srffsn Micntas i'm September
rne itlieft am erften Sui.
yin outer lttliae Character nitro zen ieeem it ,ur Iuf.
ndbmc Welecuren 1%efprcert.
jeeer Stueent rire &c. ittneu Giniritt seprlft unb in bds
SsPartanent ane eis alane ariret. rie ietnen S~dbisieitsn an.
gereien tint.
als zen Ten Stuecntsn Sebrdu6ien Saaer lRe Der giai
ltnt eCS Sirectcrs nnterprrfcn.
Stri6te weresn ale oret Wenats an he Gltsrn oefarst cber
an bic N%crInuneCr Der Stul ener, nm eiie uber bic @elarp,
belt. SstraBsn une 5crtlhritte ibrer S6but oeer RaRed AZ
benadvtdtigeu,
30 Gds 1nfitlt ltCht Hleu Cfsn. Iic Reli9icr, irelbe
sftefrt pire, III Gle 8emil6 Adtbplihs, eUb pertrn cie reii,
5teltn HnNtai!n NneerS9laubt8er nitt keriniraatist.
NSC0cn eiUelnbeitGn rcnee man i'd an
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-18
ftuteres Department.

Ssrsits aldHe gu6tatirtn, eeien, WeSnen, @srars
psts, S6reiben. Gatstisras, SiRsuntsrridt.
Srife 8iaHe : Sudfatireu ". Tefniren. qeisn, S6re
tsn. seGntn, SsiSitss, Geographic. Deuti6, Gate6ismu
Stuauuterrift. "
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-18
Dubuqur Cflfgrapb.
@siaaitslSiai: Cd. Der 4. u. Rain. strabe.
DER telegraph

tritsint tdslid ans modbentlidb une tcta bel gsrausks.
iahluns fre telet:
Das 1a5ss!att-idbrli1 eurf gelD ....-.....J 500
:" -Tsdsnt!ia Gnr6 5rasel o....... 20
Das s9rSsRblati, iabria tar6 of...'......... ia
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-19
THIS ISSEE.

Oar readers must excuse the scar
city Of editorial in this issue. The
editor is snow-bound in Virginia.
The storm has been raging since 9
O'Clock Sunday evening, Oar roof
leaks, and everything IS wet-ezaept
our exchanges, which are unusually
dry. The Enterprise is as ;nsipiG as
ever; the Ely Record is after the
Board Of County Commissioners; the
White Pine News is after Booth for
LIS ncgro-equalitv recommendation
in relation to the public schools; the
Eureka Sentinel is after everybody ;
the Reno Crescent is after the Rail
road Rings; the Journal IS (gener-
ally after the Crescent tltc Lee-e
River EeyeuIe IS attcrtle telegraph
ic reporters for the associated press:
tie Silver State IS after the Supreme
Court and Booth: the Sacramento
Union lot late@ is alter the .=tylo of
tie Sacramento Record; the Hum
0oIdt Register Is atsor Mayor Hall
Of New York .who-- extended io-.s-
Giet;on seems 10 alarm tie people Of
Wi42enuccI.)
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-19

loLLEE FCsHA charged with the
killing Of Thos. Kelly IS the sub
jet OF innumerable newspaper par
agraphs, not one OF which bears the
semblance OF truth. Fer the infor-
nation OF we locals we will say,
Ioilie Is not to be taken to Carson
or any other place for safe keeping.
Edwards, who las arrested in Nir-
ginia. is not a sport and never viii
be for want OF brains and, lastly,
the accused has not only exhibited
no symptoms Of insanity, either be-
fore or after the arrest OF Edwards,
bat is as cool and collected as the
most innocent and virtuous and I'M
suspected oma in the State
Reno Crescent.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-19

! Californian tells a wonderful
story Of the discovery in the Gwin
mine, in Lower Rich Gulch. at .
depth Of 100 feet, Of stratum of rock
which yields gold at the rate Of over
SOB, 600 a on. This streak is about
Z foot in width and the same in
thickness, and i appearance, the
rock 50 closely resembled the slate
Of which the walls Of the lead are
composed, that it lad been taken
out and thrown away as worthless,
until it was accidentally discovered
that instead of being slate, it was a
mas of sulphurets, carryingthe gold
in abundance.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-19
Whatever results may attend til

Whatever results may attend the
experiment Of cotton growing on the
Pacific Slope, preparations are now
making for its trial on Z scale so ex-
tended as to show that the enterpris-
ing capitalists interested mean bust
Tess \ company, composed of Cal
~ifornians and Fnslishmen, have de-
cided upon the Kern River valley rs
the seat of their operations, and pur-
chased 10000 acres Of land upon
which to test the experiment Of cot
ton growing. One thousand acres
are to be planted in the Spring, and
the rest from time to time, as expert
ence shall show economical. With
the tract IS purchased a canal, that,
il is said, will serve to irrigate the
entire area to be put in cultivation.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-19

New TRIAL GRANTED.-In the case
OF Phlllpots VS.. Blasdel, lately tried
in White Pine, a new hearing has
been granted by Judge Beatty. The
latest news We had from the parties
who discovered the celebrated Brey-
fogle mine, three hundred miles
south of this place, represented
them i'll great fear lest some Of the
White Piners would establish "a
continuous ore connection" and
thus trace them eureka
Sentinel.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-19
II ABOUT WATER

The free born American citizens
who dwell at the eastern base of the
Sierra Nevada mountains, are in a
tumult of excitement and feverish
commotion, concerning the new de
parture taken hvthe Supreme Court,
in the case Of Nausickle ". Haincs.
which ovorturns all preconcciycu
notions otoNnershipin wa,erditches.
and the rights thereto incident and
appertineUt, as heretofore under
stood on the Pacific coast. The Car
son Register has opened It's batteries
upon this new departure Of the SU-
preme Court. and Is throwing some
heavy shots at the exposed positions
which the Court has taken with tell
ing effect. ILuscarticles completely
expose and lay bare tLe ]aOsUr,GJy Of
the doctrine advanced for the first
time On this coast. and also demon
strate that the rights OF those who
have heretofore appropriated the
waters flowing over the public do
main have been fully recognized by
tie Act OF Congress ofJUIy Is, 1856.
The decision referred 10 Is right
in the face Of that Act Of Congress
and assumes that the appropriation
Of water is a treSpdsser upon thu
property C the National Covers
uteut. ans. therefore,, clnuot invoke
fine AID OF the coUvtS to sustain him
in hi, claims OF property in water.
r. A'.-- -r.-- Il.+rr-.a. ..-,--HE He..s.r..l
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-19

IMNIGRATICN.-J. d. Stevenson,
Colonel Of the famous Steyensons
Regiment, has been appointed by
Governor Booth as Commissioner Of
Immigration, vice J. W. Vaudeville,
resigned.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-19
HARD TINES ON THE PLAISs.-A

HARD TINES ON THE PLAINs.-A
dispatch from Omaha to the ST.
Louis Democrat, dated December
9Th, gives this account of trouble on
the plains and the snow deposit:
On Sunday morning three en-
@lnes, drawing a passenger train,
eight miles west Of Wyoming Sta
ton, raj of the track. The engines
were badly smashed mp, but 10 per-
son was injured. The snow - re-
ported as still drifting. \ freight
train going west struck a snow drift
to-day west Of Sherman and piled
twenty-cirht freight cars together in
Several other trains are re-
ported oil the track or disabled west
Of Cheyenne. 1t Is said there are
nine engines off the track between
here and Cheyenne, forced off by
snow-Grifts, and the western end Of
the road IS III q worse condition.
The road j. for the present practi-
caiiy blocked. Il has been discov-
cred that several of the cast-iron
cylinders sustaining the new high
across the Missouri river at
this place have been badly cracked
the frost. between the high and
low water marks.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-19

.... HtFIAE'> IrI. HstI. e..
tta- NEVADA. uvc-.}nr ii. III
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-02-03

HE ADvANCE.-The Advance has en-.
tered on the fourth year of its existence
under most favorable auspices. Its popu.
larity has increased with each year, and
It now stands in the front rank of Ameri-
can Religious journals. 1t is able, can.
did and independent in its editorials, full
and fresh in its church news of all de-
nominations, very attractive in its Chill.
dren's Department; in fact it embraces
In Its columns-Agricultural, Scientific.
Commercial and Literary-a complete
summary Of current news of the day.
which, with correspondence from all
parts of the globe, make it one of the
most complete and attractive family pa.
pers ever published.
Among its premiums, it is now offer.
ing the Advance Chrome of Henry Ward
Beecherfor every threenew subscriptions
The Advance Company of Chicago are
publishers.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-02-03

err wanted all the best horses in the Unit,
ed States examined before purchasing
He thought 1925 to 1860 the best weight
would not exceed 100, and about Is IL
hands high.
Mr., Horton of Vergennes, said Boston
people don't inquire after weight; but il
is not so with purchasers from Washing
ton or Richmond, They want sixteen
hands high, but Boston would take the
smaller ones. He thought we must have
larger horses, and should 20 for the Mes.
sengers, He bought horse of fifteen
hands for 5000 and sold it for S400. The
same horse was, sold for $1,000, and
could not be bought now for $4,000. He
believed in the horses that had brains.
Mr.. Leonard suggested the need of
brains on the part of the man who had
the horse.
Mr.. Horton conceded that, but claim
ed that horses with the largest amount
of brains were the best Whoever should
have the care of the company's stock
should be man who believed that horses
had hereafter
Mr.. Hall of Burke, urged that we
should increase the size.
Mr.. johnson of Bradford wanted the
best horses to be found, for the stock
farm. He would have no chance horse
-one that was merely good by accident.
The little horned lambs had run the
horses out. Now, they (the lambs) had
gone up, and he would go back on horses.
The meeting adjourned between 8 and
10 o'clock. AT another meeting of the
Directors it was voted to call in the bal
ance of the 20 per cent. of stock yet
unpaid, and to at once take measures for
the purchase of stock.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-02-03
Paris surrendered at midnight ON Sa

Paris surrendered at midnight on Sat
urday last. Negotiations are now pend
ing for peace, in the success of which the
whole world will..rejoice. This gigantic
war has lasted but little over six months.
The declaration of war by France against
Prussia was made July 10Th, and the
first blood was shed at Saar Louis on the
23d, following, and Paris surrendered
Jan. 2Sth. In two weeks the French are
to hold an election for Congress and
whatever government is preferred will
be recognized by the Germans. This
gives the Republic a chanceif the French
people will themselves sustain it.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-02-03

VIcKs FLORAL GUIDE.-This Illustra.
ted Catalogue for 1871, is published by
the well known florist of Rochester
James Wick, and will be sent by him 70,
the triie of ten cents, to any who desire
it. Mr.. Wick has for the past ten years
given his entire time to the introduction
Of the choicest Flower and Vegetable
seeds and has succeeded in doing more
in the way of propagating rare and choice
seeds and bulbs than any other florist in
the country. As the season approaches
when lovers of flowers are to look for a
fresh supply Of seeds and bulbs, it will
be we'll to remember that Mr.. Wick has
probably the most extensive assortment
to be found in the country. A descrip.
ton of the Illustrated Catalogue +" will
be found on third page.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-02-03

TERRIBLE TRAGEDY IN ILLrNoIs.-A
farmer living near Rock Grove, Whine.
bago county, ILL.,, shot and killed three
hlghwaymen, while on his way home,
Wednesday night, and on entering his
house found his wife and daughter welt.
ering in their blood. The latter was
dead and the former severely wounded
One OF the slain robbers has been recog.
nized as a man who lately attempted to
purchase the farm of the man whose fam-
lily he attacked.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-02-03

HORACE GREELEY ON FARMING
Greeley gets some hard hits on his at.
tempts to teach agriculture. The Kan,
sas City Bulletin gives him one in the fol.
lowing shape:
A Missouri farmer inquired as to the
probable profit of raising broom-corn in
TINS State. Mr.. Greeley felt assured that
IT would be profitable, but advised his
correspondent to raise the plain-handled
variety Of brooms, inasmuch as they were
more hardy variety than those with red
and blue rings around the handles"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-02-03

A TRUE MAN.-Vice President
Colfax on Friday last, received from a
leading capitalist the tempting offer of
$4,000 a year salary if he would resign
his present position and take charge of
an important branch of business. Mr..
Colfax replied that while the offer was
very attractive one, and that while he
intended to withdraw from public life at
the end of his term, he considered that
his services belonged to the country for
the term he was elected.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-02-03
ed BY appearances.

The Parks House, 1877 Washington
street, Boston, is one Of the most ccnven-
iently situated hotels in The city, Par
ties remaining in the city over night will
find good accommodations at the Parks
House at very low prices, ON the Euro.
pean plan. See advertisement in to-day's
paper.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-02-03

II is stated that the surrender of Paris
would have been made sooner, but for the
fact that Bismark insisted that the ca.
pitulation should carry with it conditions
of peace. There is where he was wise
both for himself and the world. Peace
ought to have been made after the sur
render of the imperial dynasty at Sedan,
and now certainly after the occupation
If Paris.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-02-03
: A Halifax gentleman was sadly de.

A Halifax gentleman was sadly de-
luded at a fair, the other day, He offer
ed a young lady $40 for curl from her
head. His surprise may be imagined,
when the young lady promptly cut it off
and gave it too him with smile. His
further Indignation may be imagined,
when he learned that the entire covering
cost only SO. Thus is trusting man ever
deceived by appearances.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-02-03

grasps the pen, for man should not be
measured by his acres but by the sweep
of his intellect. he
who developes the resources of nature,
increases the development of want.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-02-03

Missouri leads all the States in one
thing. She has 324, 299 children of
school age never registered. More bv
25 900 than any other state.