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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-24

Die Npie BON Jerido it untsr ben Blu.
men ni6t bic i9Salts, aber sisasi6t bic merit
pirtislts. Wan fam s0n ibr cine @el1idts
l9rsibsn, in Der pas Ssten, paS Stsrbsn unp ras
WiererauIeben mad benz Spts porfcmmt. Da-
Der pirS ls bic Iufsrtsbunsstlume senannt.-
Gle rG9lt unl9sinbar bsrpOr aus tiirrem Orb
reid. Gin feinsr, eiinnsr Sterssl irast cine
reieuabn!ia ssfcrmts Slums bic in flsinsn
3psissn auSsinanesrssbrsitet nit lautsr flsinsn
rsiBsn pbsr rptbsn piinft6sn beesft III. Sp
itebt is ea, Gin S&mud Der @iHte, m~sienS i'm
birrsu Sant. 5bre Nabruns 1T bic 5eu9tis-
felt bsr guft unt Ger punpsrbare 3bau aus Der
Mprssnrptbe. Na9 unp mad wsIfsn ibre Bill
tbsn unb Ysrpanteln i4 in Samenbulisn urb
~ flsiasn SamsntSrnsrn. Wabrsnp rslsn Siebt
lid bic Slume gang eng %suiammen. itirbt san3at
rne ltsbt ba ais Gin erirpreneS &eisIsin. Mbsr
nun tpmmt bic 3sit, no pom 9ibanpn Der lbnr
ben Gee Genslarstb bic beftissn Winee sisbsn.
Dicie sria6sn bas ertprbsne gHan,&en, rsibsn
ss aus benz lodsrsn Sanp unp tpabrtnb IS aui
ben 5liissln ees @inSss pabinfabrt unp BON ibm
nm uuO nm setrsbt wirb, ifrsat tS ieinsn Sanlsn
aus, ppraus pann wisbsr nsus 8pisn srtliibsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-24

Das tpbte gAGnSben lisst nun, atsr pbns trserp'
psl6ss 0ebrn. IQe feline SamenfSrner bat ss
ausssfyeut, ss III Elm blpbss 0srifpe, tas balS in
Staub unp ai6e scrfalm pirs. aesr iiebs!--
Oas Gssentbril sel6iebt. Srbalp bic sutt
feubt mirp, l6niegcn lid bic Sarten War3sIn
spietsr an bic Grbe, bic eiirren, ssrtrrdnstsn
aete unb 3peise merten pister som ses
Ben ansebau6t, baS Gsripps ridtst ii@ aut Der
suiammsnsc;rssne 9nGucl ssbt iriebsr auSsinar-
Der unb iinst ppn Ieusm an, ;u srtnen ans Sn
bliibsn. las &Eslsin III wispsr ron ben Sch
ten aufsrlfarbsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-24
California liefert saes in aroears

California liefert Iaes in erpfars
tiacm MaBitabe.-Na i4reitt aus Sos
u n selpS County iibsr einen bort scfansensn
Yienen f . d, bae ~bsrielbs 100 SUP tisf lei uns
einsn Ginsans spn 80 Sup Sreite unp II Sup
5itfs babe. Der Sunisssbalt bslaait i6, Der
Gage ssmaB, auf Ssri9ieSene Srnnen. Die iiBs
SlliTsfsit fisbt an parmen Sasen in sinem fIeis
men CHROME aus benz gisnsnfrde anS i&Spfsn
bic umppbnsnSsn @nisblsr ie mad Ssparf unb
Sslieben baseu. Sb aud Baron Nintbaalen
ael6Tpft bat, pirb nibt semelpst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-24
Cine neue 9%rei6malGine.

Sn Der Seuti6en Gplpnie Nsu lllni, WinneIp'
ia, bat Elm Ssutiasr, Hamsns SEQ. &iefe, bas
patent auf cine nsus Drei6maidine erpprben,
pslHs baS @streipe islbftbatis aufnimmt unb TO-
fort unb pGbrsnb Der 8ortbewssuns austriiat.
Bon pisr pfsrpen ssscsen unb bon 3rei yPal.
nern beeient nimmt le has in @arben Iiessnbe
@etrsibs Islbf auf unt prii9t IS iOfcrt aus. Die
game Mai6ine it ;tpUlf SUP lang nns bier SUP
brett; fs lauft au 3pei &apern. pslte slei43st-
tis bic ibrise @ai9ine bepssen. Born fnb
,pei aufrs6ttsbenbe &e9sn anssbra4t tpel9e
ssrmittslt iarfsr giisntabe nit ben &atern in
gsrbinsuns ftebsn, nit alsiGmaBissn gewssan.
gen bic @artsn fallen unb auf ben iussnanntsn
GmpfGnser brinssn, pom 100 le benz Drsiarslin-
sussfibrt psrbsn. 9as aussebrcf9ene 8prn
lGuft bur6 bic YuBmable unO fpnuat ~ssrsinist anf
Der bintersm Ssite bsraus. pier pirb elm Cad
anssbGnst psI6sr anf einem an s%iisrnsn Sta.
ben banseneen 9rette rubt.
Gin Wann III nStbis, I'm bic jebesmal sefia'
ten Glide absunsbmsn unp bur9 neue 5a srlsSsn.
Der 3,peite Wann 1T Der Irsibcr, relter auf e.
nsm ssrabe iiber benz Drel6tYlintsr ansebrat-
ten Stuble IBt. Die sanse Mal&ins pisst12-
1900 plumb unb wirp BURG sisr Yfsrpe in Be-
mssuns ssisgt. Die GriparniB bel tieisr Sra
Ibine III unssbsusr. Die 5ru9t blsibt, BON Der
Wabmui&ins ssi9nittsn, auf benz GsIee liessn
unp pirb seprOi@sn, inpsm bic Drsi&mai&ins
barber binfabrt. Sierpur9 faat pas Ginfabren
Der unsstrUi9snsn 5ru&i meg. llnspsifsIbaft
mirb pieis DrsiGmai9ine balb alssmsin tsnust
psrssn, pa bic @UrsIss r~erisIbsn gu snprm llns.
8isfs ssbsntt nit Der spn Der 5irma Sunsbam,
SpsnS unD 60. in philadelphia anssfsrtistsn
maIains mad glep gusf ;u rsiIsn unb bic @nfsr.
tisuns p~srislbsn bort islbif su ibernsbmsn. Sir
bas gatsnt puresn ibm bsrsits, aber sersstli1,
srpes Snmmsn setpten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-24

6 California

CUBA Gr........@ m. i. 8elS.
yauta CLARA, ntaGlaraGp....Rte SprPfetr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-24

q. alein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-24

SeQ @tiiht bel bSisn Dingcn
llne bel frpbsn fiji unp ernit-
limb gar sisl ririt ru ppatrinsen,
Wenn bu bie5 tsi Soften lernlt.
6. 81. Irnbt.
gSas einem WsnI6sn bu ni6t frei ms Inselltt
0arft iasen, lag ibm pas eub binterm 8iidsn
ni4t.
Hifert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-24

Niemano farm pies gitterS nod gori9rih
nebmen, uno oennod ldn9ere !3eit Ieioero bletben,
poraus9eiett eas feline anotsn nod ni6t our4 Tis
2ebensorgane unperbeierlih ruinirt fuoroen ftno.
TpSpepi1a ODER Observation-Disclosures, Soptz
idmsra Sbnlterihmers, puten, SIufbetlemmun9,
@ei6mad i'm Wnnbe, @ausnleiOen, Ser,HOpfsn,
2un9ensG nt,lnbung, Rierenltiesn uno bnnSsrts
bon anoern itmer5baitsn Spmptomen tno ole 8ols
zen BON 8isgspta. @sgsn oisit seiosn bat oas
0esen Sr%anenIeioen. bel iun9en ODER alien,
perbeiratbeten ODER leoi9en Samen, beim Inbruh
Der @eiblihteit, ipie bel Dem gSebiel oss Sebens,
%erpeiiet bies toniihe Sitters einen 10 our99rsiieneen
GinfuB, bas cine bemertsnsipertbe SCrbefruns fib
balo gelteno m1dt.
8eeen eut,anoliden mi dbroniidjen
Mbenmattsmns, Sidt, @alenz, rsmitttrenos lno
iutermittirenoe Hieber, Sranfbeiten oes Slute5, Der
2eber, Der NiereH uno Slaie, bat Dies Sitters ntht
ieines @leifen. 8ieie arantbeiten ineroen onrh
perocrbenes Slut erSeust, oaS 9sluopnlt6 our1 IN
Gs Ut Gin %selinoes stbiubrnngs mttteI, 10;
mcbl ais Elm 1onie, tpdbreno 60 mob pie belons
bere @igeni6ait befitt, oils Elm mdhtt9es 5eil1ltttcl
Sur Seieitisun9 BON Gon9stionen, ooer SntSllneurs
6r Seber uno Der 9in9eiuetet, ioipte 9e9en 9Gasn~
leioen gu iplrftn.
sle Sautfranfbeiten. ME (: ausltld8e,
Sdwdrsn, SalSfus, Einnen. 6lefen, y@ttsllsr'
Yulteln, Seulen, Scrbunteln, Ringnurm, Srtnotopb
itlimmc au9en, Siotbluut ardee, Shori. Mlibiarbe
Der Saut nno anoere pautleleen, mas quo tpre 20
men ooer tbre Seidaffenbeit ie:- nio9sn, lperoeH
uuWnuUltu puIW pltp GUILTY. uupptlolNt
7ie @ieenid,aiten pom Or. MATTERS Sts
ne9ar Sitters iino abfibreno, ibpetb ulo
iUtnotretbeno, ndbreno, barntreibeno, bsrubl9ene,
reiblinoeno, a~lterireno uno nntizbilios.
Iauienoe cantbarer Vattenten ~ettidreH
Bins9ar Sitters alS oas muIosrbarte Stdrtun9s-
lnittel, oae ie Elm acknowledgements Spitem un'
teritltt bot.
". ~. MeSonalo & Co.,
Sro9uiften, Gan brancisco, Gal.
unb Sde Uaibinston u. Sbarlton st., Ssp Dort.
gu babsu bsi alien 9roguitsu uno SdnoIeru.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-24
BENEDICTA TU IN MULIERIBUS

BENEDICTA TU IN MULIERIBUS.
Siebe, nun sreiBt tas Sieb
gller @ei6le6ter bid,
Stole. bic rni9 bliibt
pranssnp 70 tDnisli3!
gSie eu crbabcn biz,
Sunafrou 10 temutbsScll,
Born, frp bic 9Sels atebt,
Die uns tsiel's ica.
Sungfrau 10 %bemdnttldr,
Mutter, 70 e~ngelmilc,
Die uns ben 0stt ssbar,
Dem alss 5eil e%ntauilt.
Sc lang eein Iuge liebt
Stuf uns ir minniglia,
preiiet raS Subclisc
Iaer 0ri9le9ter bid
q. alsin.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-21
Voorhees, on Greeley.


From the Congressional proceedings of the
18th, We clip the following:
Mr.: Voorhees, of Indiana, rose to per.
sonal explanation, aud sent to the clerks desk
torbe read paragraph from newspaper to
the effect that he was halting and hesitating
as to the position he should takeas to the sup
port OF the nominee of the Cincinnati con-
vention, and that as his democratic colleagues
were all said to be in favor of Mr.. Greely, he
was likely to lose the favor of. the district
where his voice had SO long been potential
He declared that he did not halt OF hesitate.
AS to the nominee of the Cincinnati conven.
tion, whoever believed in the high protective
tariff principles of its chief man might sup
port him, but he Mr.. Voorhees) would not
If Mr. Greelcy's nomination promised relief
to the blasted aud downtrodden South there
was not much which he (Mr. W would not
forego to subserve so holy and SO benign a
purpose; but Mr.. Greeley had been the earns
est advocate of the legislation which had
paralyzed and prostrated the South; and was
that the reason why he should get his support?
MIR. Greeley had upheld the right of secession,
and has not retracted the sentiment Was a
man fit to be elevated to the presidency who
stood committed to the doctrine that whoever
desired to dissolve their connection with the
government had the inalienable right to do so?
He entered his solemn protest against the at
tempt to transfer the democrats of the country
AS loyal body of voters as ever ived-to
camp where there was nothing belonging to
them.
Mr.. Roosevelt, of New York, asked Mr..
Voorhees, whether he would support the can>
didate of the Democratic National Convention
at Baltimore, whoever that candidate might
be?
Mr.. VOORHEES, replied that he was not in
the habit of boiling democratic nominations.
He believed .ha. the gentleman himself would
have some difficulty in answering his own
question. [14aughter.] Mr.. Voorhees, spoke
OF MIR. Greeley's going bail for Jefferson
Davis. When Andrew johnson and Edwin
Nj. Stanton, Secretary of War, desired and
proposed Gas he knew to be the fact) to arrest
Robert e. Lee, Joseph e. johnson and other
prominent Confederate officers, there was but
one man who could prevent that thing being
done, and that was the present incumbent of
the presidential Office. General Grant had
stepped forward aud told them that those men
had given him their parole as soldiers, and
that parole should be respected. Applause
iron the republican side of the House
Mr.. Sherwood, of Pennsylvania, said the
speech was made in the interest of the repub>
lcan party.
Mr. Voorhees,, resuming, said that if he
should be driven to take the stump and press
the claims of Mr.. Greeley. he would find
candidate opposing him who had done more
and kinder things for the South than his
nominee had done.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-21
Another Railroad Project,

While narrow gauge railroads are being
projected in all directions, "a Mr.. Burrus Of
wisconsin comes before the public with a
scheme for railroad from the Atlantic to the
West, to be built with gauge of thirty feet.
The road is to run from the East by the most
direct line to Lake Eric. When it reaches
the lake the road is to be built out into the
water about twenty-five feet below the sur,
face for some distance, and there end. Iris
to be operated with machine which is even
more wonderful than the road, and which will
navigate the water as we'll as traverse the
land. When this amphibious locomotive ar
rives at the jumping>otf place at Lake Erie
it is to slide gracefully into the water. and bv
slight trapsposition of its machinery become
steamboat When it has arrived at Monroe
it resumes its character of locomotive. and
rolls off on another broad gauge road to Lake
Michigan, whence it is to take water for
Chicago. The machine is to be sufficiently
large to carry vessel of five hundred tons, so
that all necessity for ship canals will be done
away with. The inventor expects to attain
speed of one hundred and twenty-five miles
per hour on land, and twenty FIVE miles in
water. Probably no one will doubt that a
great reduction in the price of freiehts NAV
be expected when Mr.. Burrus gets his broad
gauge road and amphibious locomotive in
successful operation.-Ne,o York Sun
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-21
NO. 2I
fitted to be with angels above than in such =

lifted to! be with angels above than in such a
place..
The scene shall never forget to nv diving
day, and the sweet cadence of her musical
voice still rings in my ear, and every word of
the song as it dropped from her lips, sank
deep into the hearts of those gathered around
her.
3 With her golden hair falling carelessly
around her little shoulders, her face of al
most ethereal beauty, and, looking so trusting.
~ and comfortably upon the men around, her
beautiful eyes illuminated with a light that
seemed not of earth, formed a picture of pu>
rity and innocence worthy the genius of a
or painter.
AT the close of the song many were weep>
ing; men who had not shed tear for years
now wept like children. One Young man.
who had resisted with scorn the pleading of a
loving mother, and the entreaties of friends
to strive to lead better life, to desist from a
course that was wasting his fortune and ruins
ing his health, now approached the child, and
taking both her little hands in his, while tears
streamed down his pale cheeks, exclaimed
with deep emotion
'God bless you, my little angell You
have saved me from ruin and disgrace, from
poverty and a drunkard's grave. If there
was ever angels on earth, you are one; God
bless you, God bless you!' and putting bill
In the hands of the mother, said
"Pleast accept this trife as token of nv
regard and esteem, for your little girl has done
me kindness can never repay. And re-
member. whenever your are in want, YOU will
ever find in me true FRIEND" at the same
time giving her his name and address.
Taking her child by the hand, she turned
to go, but pausing at the door, said
God bless you, gentlemen. Accept the
heartfelt thanks of poor, friendless woman,
tor the kindness and courtesy you have shown
Before any one could reply, she was gone.
A silence of several minutes cnsued. which
was at length broken by the proprietor, who
exclaimed
''Gentlemen, that lady is right, aud have
sold my last glass of whisky if any of you
want more, you will have to go elsewhere"
"And have drank my last glass of whisky;"
said young man who had long been given
up as utterly beyond the reach of those who
had deep interest in his welfare-as sunk
too low ever to reform. 'sThere is n tem>
perance organization in this city called the
Temple of Honor and at their next meets
ing shall send up my name to be admitted.
Who will go with me 2"
"I-I-I, and l." several exclaimed, in
chorus, and fifteen names were added to his
True to his word, the owner of the saloon
where this strange scene was enacted disposed
OF his entire stock the next day, and is now
engaged in an honorable business Would to
heaven that lady with her little one could
have gone into every hamlet, town and city,
throughout our country, and met with like
results.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-21
Greeley as a Prophet.

AS almost everything in the life of the
Liberal Republican candidate for the Presi-
dency is now being brough. before the Amer
lean public, we deem it not inappropriate to
re-publish the following prophetic letter,
written to the editor of the Wheeling Intel
Agencer, nearly four years ago -
NEW YoRK TRIBUNE,
NEW YORK, Nov. Is, 1868.
My Dear Sri have yours of the 10th.
Its leading Positions have long since been un-
derstood and apprchended in this quarter
Now hear me-
Every year one thousand of your rebels die,
and one thousand Cor more) of their sons be-
come of age. You can't disfranchise THEM.
You have now five thousand majority. Six
years at farthest will convert this into a rebel
majority of one thousand. Then the rebels
will be enfranchiscd in spite of you, and the
blacks will be left under foot-and YOU un-
derestimate these at two thousand.
10 your own way, aud see if the rebels
don't have you under foot in less than six
years.
speak from a wide experience when [ tell
you that your house is built upon the sand.
1t cannot stand. Every gear will see the
passions of the war cool, and the demand for
amnesty strengthened. Now you can amnesty
the rebels. Soon the question will be, shall
they amnesty you9 Look at Kentucky aud
Maryland, and read your certain fate in theirs.
yours, HORACE GREELEY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-21
P0ElGAL5
MEMoRIAI DAY.,.

= ~
Past. the clash and clang of battle
Past, the terrors, trials, fears
Past, the deadly roar and rattle,
Yet We meet in tears.
Nota shout of exulta ton
Breakst the .obbing silence deep:
On the death-day OFF nation,
Is 1t strange We weeps
But the homage sad we tender,
Softens with a proud relief,
And solemn joy and tender
Mingles with our grief!
Oh the heroes wrested from us
Have not lived and died in vain:
For their memories bow OF promise.
Spans our years of pain.
Countless eyes have conned their story
Coun tless hearts grow grave thereby.
Let us thank the God of Glory
We had such to die
Where bad been the Church's honor.
w hen the overwhelming food
OF her foes rushed fierce upon her,
But for the martyrs blood?
Where the lofty acclama tions,
-O'er the wrench of thraldom's chains
Where the grandeur of the nations,
But for patriots slains
Shall we then in sad process ion
Heads lew bowed upon the breast
only bring our tears to freshen
Graves where heroes rest?
Rather lay the rose and laurel.
Glad with dew above the sod
Learn their lives ma jestic moral,
Wait and trust in God!s
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-21
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
NOAH WALKER Il CO.,
The Celebrated Clothiers of Baltimore
Announce the introduction of plan of ordering
CLOTHING AND UNDERWEAR BY
LETTER,
To which they call special attention They will
send on application their improved and accurate
RULES FOR SELF MEASUREMENT
and full line of samples from their immense stock
OF Cloths, Cassimeres, Coatings, Shirtings SC,
order their Clothing and shirts direc. from them
with the certainty Of receiving garments of
Tile Very --latest Style
And Aost Perfect Fit
attalnable. Goods ordered will be sent by Express
to any part of the country. As is we'll known
the Southern Sta they have for Forty
business which ia subs ntial qua as to tn
character of the G Goods they will send out large
and well assorted stock of
READYMADE CLOTHING
always on hand. together with a full line of
FURNISHING GOODS
including all the latest novelties in design, and
A r POPCLAR PRICES
When Goods are sent per Express c. o. D. there
will be no coll. ction charge amounts of $40 and
over: Rules for self measurement, Samples of
Goods AID Price List free application. The at
t"ntion of the Trade ia invited to our Wholesa le
Department, which is always kept up othe highest
standard.
NOAH WALKER & CO.,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Mems and Boys
Clothing and Furnishing Goods, either
ready made or made to order.
165 and l67 baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE, ND.
April I 1871
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-21

"a rustic gallant called the other night
to see the pride of his heart. BE had not
been there long before she asked him to ex-
cuse the light, that she might get motto
which she had for him. While the light was
out, the lady's mother came in and sat down
by the lovesick swain, and he gently put his
arm around her neck and kissed her. suppos-
daughter came in, and the lad saw his mis-
take. She gave him the motto. on which was
printed, You are too green for mep Benniah
took the hint, and disappeared.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-21

The world is governed by three things.
wisdom, authority and appearance Wisdom
is for thoughtful people, authority for rough
people, and appearances for the grea. mass of
superficial people who can look only at the
outside, and who judge only by external mat
ters-Goethe
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-21
PERr1NENr APPLICATION OF scR1pruar.

PERTINENT APPLICATION OF soR1pruaE.
Rev. Mr.. H had large family of
boys. He tried his best to keep them all
well posted in Scriptural matters; but they
were such lively boys, and SO many of them,
that his task was difficult. One day one OF
them did something very wrong, and as none
of them. would confess it, he declared he
would whip them all, and then he would be
sure to punish the culprit.
Lisping Jimmy, the youngest, retired to
corner and grumbled.
"Syhat is that you say 2" asked his father.
81 thaid !" whimpered Jimmy. "that that'th
jutht the way ole Herod did. He killed all
the children, tho that he would be thure to
kill Jethuth"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-21

A Western newspaper speaks of the
house~cleaning season as that when woman
has her own way at the house, while the ssold
man" takes his solemn repast from the top of
the -four barrel, and in Sleeping enjoys the
and the front fence It il season Of inedi-
tation, whitewash, and calm uuimpassioned
profanity. ~.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-21

An old bachelor compares life to shirt
button, because it SO often hangs by single
thread.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-21

GA man play dead with laud anum. etc.
in order tostest his wife affections. She. ID
test his vitality, ran a cambria needle into f,io
leg and brought him to s7 .s7
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-21

CURE FOR LooK-JAw.-A correspondent
of the Scientific Ameriidaa recommends tur-
pentine as cure for lock-jaw. He says !:
Let any one who has an attack of lock-iaw
take small quantity of turpentine, warm IT,.
and pour on the wound, no matter where it Is,
or of what nature it is, and relief will follow
IN less than one minute. Nothing better can:
be applied to severe cut or brnise than cold
turpentiue; it will give certain relief almost
remedy for Group sstnrs.s a piece sessfsga Of saa.
mel with it and spread the flannel on the throat
and chest, and in very severe cases three TO
five drops on lump of sugar may be taken
inwardly. Every family should have bottle
on hand. The remedy is simple aud can be
easily tested. In all serious cases an applica-
tion should be made under medical advice.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-21

A coroner's jury recently declared
man to have been severely frozen to death. p
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