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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-07

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auimerflame 8ecbadter wiro LANCE in
9weifel iein, ueI4es Der @eidledtsr CT oils
III 0tooetborbtiten uno uebertreibunaen
peitersebsno beSeidnen ion. Die 6rauen:
mooen Seiaten lGon in ben Istten Sal.
ions, na1oem Die 9rie9iiden !&riimmun
gen uno eentneri1wersn Sbisnon's su
nberpunoenen Stanopuutten 9ebirt bats
ten, cine s,DBere Senbsns benz nrdt Dor.
einSenommenen Nise INNER s,iduiser
81 wersen uno ftp Don lleberireibun.
gen, I'M Mu9emeinen wenisitens, fer.
ne 81 balten. 0ti1t 10 abr mar
es NIT ben 9errenmoSen Der Sull
Dian braudt II on Die DOR &ur,em nod
10 berilbmten Sader nit weiten germeln
uno uon lol6er &iir;e gu erinnern, oaB iie
nI6t eininal lenen So,pertbeiI beoedm, an
rpel9em na6 @laobrenner Der 9iiidm lei.
men 9tamlen p~erliert, ooer an iene Seintlei.
Der nit Den ldnabeIa,ti9cn Serldn9erun9en
am 6uBe ooer enoIl6 gar baS S1reflibs
lte BON Nuem: Die %yllllter 9tOfe". 9Senn
man PIC 10 oa1erDanDeln liebt in bis sur
llnnlOJlIdteit uerttiinmiten ()iiten, bae
NtonOtle in auge, bas Oeiidt uon sinem
lpGrIi6cn 6otcIcttbart einseraBmt, Die
man9cInce SOrperfiile Sur9 ben nit 8at:
tlrun9en leoer 9lrt aus9eiulIten llllterrod
uerorft, unter Oelisn langen S66Een Der uon
Dem S6nubel Oes Seinfleioes balbbeoedte,
III uiel gu en9en S9uben itefcnpe SUB ber>
por5u6t, ba fam man pirtli6 ltolS iein
auf oiele MSlltersG remplnre bes vltarfen"
0eldlc6tes. Nui Oisie Sarrpin'i1en III.
IenSeltaIten %unierer jeuuesse doree iOnnen
mir nit nm 10 grOBerer @euust9uuns b!it.
fen, ais mir 10 genre nit ben einfa6en
Sitten Der ~0tepublit prablen. @ie mare
es, wenn man auf Ser Gentsnnialausitel
lung in ndhlten Sabre neben benz Stano:
biIoe zines George @uibinston einen iols
den &erl ausseitopft ausiteIen piirSe ais
Sepsis. bab Der iunse 9iadmuds piirbiss
Grben Der Gdter %uuiersr Gepublit linb?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-07
WoOcgcGcn.

0oS 81. gorter Souruol" idrei6t: Sc
lit benz mdnnIi6sn @ei3ledt CUR @euobn.
beit 9cwOrOcn, Ous onOere @ei6le6t ols
putiii6tig bIniulteuen uno Sen @lauben N
uerbreiten, ols bobe bieies tein onoeres
Sinnen unO GrGdten, oIS wie cs ieineu
&6rper bebdnot, ~obei OurA Die beiyotiiden
0ittute Der Mooe bduii9 0GBli9es i60n II.
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~ @eitledt mare aQcrOin9S einen iol6cu
erbabeneu Stnnopuntt cin;uncbmen bered;
riot. menn cS ii9 iiber dBnli6e @ormirie
erbaben tiiblen fonnte. DAB bisS ober
nidt Der 6oU 1T. miro uns ein Spa,ier.
gang Our@ Die uon Der eleganten @eIt ais
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-07

fabruna 9sbradt baben wsrbe, mann Gen.
Sen VutIer, Der SauptanmaIt Der @ertbeis
o'9uns. mad Waibinston fomlmen f6nne.
Oatota County bat, laut 8cridt
letnes Nuoitc,s, an @runb uno peri6nlis
dem Gisentbum, seiiiitt auf bic iinsiten
SdrabiddbAnscn einen Wertb pom Sc, 6s4, +.
873.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-07
Wiuuciotn.

Ger frIbere Ct. 2ouiier
S6ulmeiIter SDnii6, ieeiser General:
Snlpcctor uno QOet Der Sebensuerii9erunss:
Gelelidaft rOermunia", bat ltets Elm
freunoIi9es, unO oft ein Oibteriides @ort
iar Die SIdee, in benen CT 0ei6dite gu
moben wTni9t. Sieier gebeusuerii9e,
run9sOi9ter bat nun AUDI Ncu:lllm in
NiinneiOta beiun9en unO Spar 10:
Sn Ncn llIn, Ter eCutitrn SMst.
y CO rcrt GcnilfbiiR.
Ilee. mas bus S'Ge'd,en bat,
0iao' ib nett une niCoI d.
WGd'rs Irutite fubrm bir
gin iufrlee'ncs yeten.
SGbl're WLedcr. tci'res Stir,
Aann CO %nirsenrs Betcn.
Tieiss gTIf6su. ffii6 une fri
Ed!t Out tcut dc Sitte,
Tenn CO fcle Surncrei
SiUbt IN leiner Nite.
Sn WtnOna lit am WabItase 9eleb:
Ii9 @irt1iduitSipcrre, unO pislio9e lleber:
tretangen bieies GerbotS gaben benz Sorti.
gen vaoIer" 8eranIa6uns gu iolsenbem
r2otal:Stem": Scr Babltas ut uoribsr
uno bate iein Nns unb llnangensbmes, ME
!Se,r Sobn 0ubwis notwithstanding 3ur Ge:
nise ausfinSen miro. Serielbe p%erfaufte
ndmIi6, pie Die bstrsiisn0e antlase beiagt,
trOt Serbots, am Nabltase be,aui9snSe
8etrdnte, unO miro bic besfaliise an9eIe.
9enbeit beim &idter Storer gu 9erbanoluns
tOmmen. GlnitueiIen bat nun Scrr CUB.
mig, einsebenf beS alien Gpri9portes
D8as Dem ginen rs9t, lit Dem 2lnoern
biQig", Die fOIssnSen 8irtbe ole gerd3ter
oes betrefienoen 8erbotes Dem Marl9au
Ban @orOer an9sseben: GbarIes @ernes,
Sd. 9i9tenftei9er, Gbus. Nieberbofer, s..
8u9ner, SO. Staoelmann, 8. 9(noerloa,
Gbr. gfeu, Sac. Smitb, 8m. gteub, s.
Surrmsilter, 50. S8wsiter, Sol. gefreu,
>. Vus6lder unO Mrs. Waper.
3ufoI9e Der lettp59 entli3en
v@aSette" la9en in ben MasaSinen Don
SaitinSs iber 200. 900 gui9el Weisen,
unS bic Notwithstanding per Gag in
LESTER 5eit betrusen $1,000 Yui9eI. Die
electromagnetic limb bsi9rdntt, uno 10
piro es Der 9aserraum.
Ole uter Nmen6ements 1ur
WinneI Ota StuatS : Contribution, iber
peI9s bel Der iingiten @abl abaeitimmt
wurce, erbielten idmmtli9 Die Mebrbeit Der
Stimmen, zines a~usBenommeu, namlid
Oasienise, betreiTenO Die Suiibarteit uom
NttiOnaren Der @ei9dfts Gompasnien.
Oas &menOement, our9 weIdes Den
6ruuen, iopie ben Gables ibsrbaupt, 6as
Stimmre9t unb Die 8dbl6arteit fir
S9ulbeb0rOen einserdumt wirS, l6eint
nit 5iemli9er Wiebrbeit ungenommeu su
leiu.
gill Rings Yro5eB, betrelIenb
Ieinen an9efO6teten Sib i'm Gon9reiIe
tommt in 8uibinston ueuersinss CUR Ser.
banb!urg eS wirS pom bort unterm IS.
Nouembcr beri9tst:
SIN Griminal9eri3t bra9te beute Der
pom O6erbunOesonwult nit Der Sibmna
oes ge9en ben Jleprdlentanten 8m. g..
Sing Don Minneiota i9weben6en6en Wteins
eiOspro;elieS betrnute QlnwaIt GibOle tieIe
2lngels9enbeit CUR Sprade. Griaste, beim
Se9inn SeS SerminS iei Die &lase perido.
BEN porSen, neil ai6or6 Srpin bamals in
europa mar. Serlel6e Iei aber in,wiiden
jurii6getebrt uno Tonne ais 3euse Dor Gje.
ridt 8ebradt werOen unO 9r. Sing Iel6lt
wiini6e bic balOige SsrbanSIuns Ieiner
SOde. 9tn6 eini9en weiteren Yemertun.
gen StioSle's wurbe eS Dem Se;irtSanuuIt
anbeim9eiteIt. Sie 3eit Der Gr0iinuns bes
PrOjefes 5u beitimmcn, iO6aIb er in Gr.
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Or. 2seter S@wino.
(aus gurtmburO

(aus euTtmtur0
teIt ftitrrne Siaee. g1uneen auer grt, tsfeneers furH
6itntenihuie reruriahte, wunee Sruie bel Srauen, fhpsrt
SntSunt uRs. innsre anr6enibaren unp i~crcpbulsie gedrf.
teiten, ME serircrns @iiseer. Strelunsen an irseue siueu
5btile es 8rrpsrs. 3dtarsp, unp itlinimsn sails; aud ID
&c en- uni6dsbarss Ssilmittsl iar NIT Sanaueuna Der Gin.
serstee %tebaitete s9rhnertnnsn. fir ihlin,mt Nuasu, fur
Siutfilen bfi frtiten 96uneeu u. ale arten i6rtrer g9unbsu.
Vrsis : Our srsbs 9sysn Si.OO. - 9latlre 30 G,s. -
1leine % Gents,
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Dubuque, Soma.
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Srtissu giane far nut Gttauss altr Grt, Rtrteu, eAs.
len. Rauf. uap SDehnbauitr. Gabritm II. 10 untun,bmta
Sdaieu Tn eenirdsts ceer matfn te Hu f6t Hdtrtae si
Sanss. pldns uaS SsasnarfSldse bldg v. ssr.-'st
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-09-23
PAYING ms FARE.

Capt. Nat Kmt all was an old favor.
ito captain Of steamers that once ran
between Boston aud the Kennebec
River. II ever there was a man cut
out and built up for running a steam
boat, Captain Kimball was that man,
aud everybody felt just as safe when
be was in charge, however the winds
might blow or the sea run high, as
though they were on dry land. In
those days it was something Of an OBJ
Jet with some travellers to save the
passage money they were expected to
pay for being carried, and many ex-
pedients were resorted to TO save
money, On one trip, the New York
Mirror tells us, the clerk of the boat
informed Captain Kimbal that there
was passenger who declared he had
paid his fare, aud would not hand over
the money. Captain Kimball walked
astern to the deck where the man sat,
and looking at the man a moment
sbid Oh, yes, Mr. Vale. | think it's
all right. You paid your fare to me,
didn't you, sir
Yes, the passenger answered, hesita-
tingly.
/ And gave me five dollar bill, and
gave you back six silver half dollars
Oh, yes, answered the passenger,
grasping at the help he was having in
| getting out Of trouble
Well let me see the half dollars, and
Captain kimball spoke deliberately.
The man was caught lie did mol
have the half dollars about him, and
his fare had TO be paid.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-09-23
auw 10 FEED ! noasE.

asa general rule, too much food is
given. and too much Of this is hay.
Zen pounds Of bay aud twelve pounds
OF oats constitute a good days fodder
for working horse, whether the work
be fast or slow Herberts advice in
regard to feeding horses. il 10 give
lock Of hay and half a pail Of water the
fret thing in the morning. After
grooming, give the other half pail Of
water, and, If he is not going out, four
quarts Of oats. after eating which he
may have four or i've pounds Of hay.
If going out early, feeds six quarts Of
oats and no hay II to be put to work
10 the forenoon, they should be again
watered and have four quarts Of oats
al noon; when they return at night
they should De watered, cleaned, fed
iour quarts Of cats and the remainder
81 their hay. Ualfa bu.hel Of washed
carrots a week, given few at tins,
will improve the coat rad be beneficial
. the stomach ibis feeding is ample
- keep horses 10 good working order.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-09-23
Eosprns o. .,tsAl llFE.

Atimes hste tfsaes sna irats
81 utfa H ruwH nsp
ab.s ssnts, sss parasites or dtpendsuis.
AmeuR ths warking etafses sts Ripeft
ussops, esrpeFitrss pspsr ntsufarturerr
2 wcafsft. lsesmskers evsa. al woft
Hs arsi saf themselves aBi uexl - pre-.
psgala thefr alo8 The miaers az iHio
ihseargh. fsFm nhiurs8 arebes . supporss.
rtuave Ne useicss sei sach ~ the mole
tbe st.neblila ~ Fefa. ne badger. ibs
ton All, - Hcil a. ofrtaiu auls sa8 moi
atses They build bats and palsuss AZ
togaing - ne raies ~ srehileciare, a.
llt bees saa tropical auis. there are hsb
thar construct boats thar tie wsyes can
beyef upset. aad Asssslg has drawn 81.
tsnuou @ ash thai builds lie beet ou the
aoaiiag ssAHeed Is ibe middle Of tbs
OCEAN, sod deposits ileneiu her eggs It's
sap VI South America iabHcsies a soft
q paprf o. ps.iebosri Spiders are
Wesyers - well as iacemakefs; one spe.
eles oouslfuei Giving bell, palace d
lacc Whvn the astronomer has need Of
/ ihc mg,i delicate threat Tor bis telescope,
10 appiles 20 lluy spider When Zoe
+ nationalist desires 70 test bis microscopes.
BE selects 3 certain she'll OF Asea Insect
20 smaii that several millions 81 them Ia
sales could DOT be visible to toe naked
fye. and yel 40 microscope has yet been
usde ,tili icntly powerful to reveal the
beautiful yaIicgated designs on tie atomic
shc.h 4 i0g lbe parasites, they too,
haye lheif uses 4 variety Of ploycr en-.
tier. the erecldh's mouth, picks tee rem
naDt. - food 20 he suimafs tongue, sud
from beiwe bic teeth The living
gootbple Unnecessary, Is The tongue ol
lhe auimAl i not mobile The Mexican
loWlt when enjoying i siests, puts itsoii
ubdcf gasti o. a kind 81 fsl that gives
DE alarm 90 approaoh Of dangers Para.
siles se everywhere, depend on 90 peea
liar condition Of The body aud are sbund
/ aut Ia persons Of the most robust, rs Of
she most Geblitatei health They are al
home IN tbe muscles, ia The heart, 10 lht
yeDticles 81 he hrain, 10 The bail Of The
eye. They are generally 10 the form of ,
leaf OF ribbon, aud are not, ueccesarily
as was ohcc supposed, conilaed TO spec
ial snmal. The parasites uf tish have
/ been q tecled living 10 The intestines d
birds; aud there are some that, for ia,
purpose Of development, must pass int
The economy Of second animal. Thus
: 10 the grand drama called life, even a
e relating to the lowest created organism
,bere pre-ides law as harmonious a
4 that which rules the stars
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-09-23

Mr., Woightman, who regularly falls
n uto dfesmland jaet after the first
prayer At each church service, lost
hiasell. as usual the other sunday
night His pew is right under The
edge 81 the gallery, aud a couple Of
youths wbo were up there flirting with
the girls knocked a hymn book down
90 tbs old mans head. In an instant
be bad the man ahead Of hin BY the
hair. and as be slang his foot ifanticAi.
~ cot INTO tie aisle. be shouted. Whoa,
Nance, gol darn yoa, q III switch
your head 90 ye
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-09-23

AT T. PERKINS STORE.
OPPOSITE THE MUSIC HALL
MANCHESTER, VERMONT
MAJ be found all kinds Of
HARDWARE 4 BUILDING MATERIALS
Paints,
Oils Colors,
Putty, Glass, Var
nish, japan, Lime, Plaster,
Cement, etc, etc, etc, etc, etc
BRUSHES, BRooMs. FEATHER BUSTERS,
Cord, Rope, Irvine and Lath Thine
CARPENTERS AND AAS0Es' TOOLS
Of all descriptions and kinds.
A Lot Of New Wheel-Barrows
FoR SALE CHElp.
A chdss Brand Of Flour, Groceries, orosisry,
Glassware and Wall Paper.
| Pietzre Frames Asd Mouidings. and
TOBACCO BOTH CHEWING AHDAkokI NC
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-09-23

1re dship is the sbsdow Of the
eveniag which strengiie8 with the
settiay san OF life.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-09-23

NEW ARRIV VAL.
RICHARD r. BRYANT.
Having had large experience in the business.
and confident that | can
DO GOOD WORK,
would respectfully inform the people Of
MANCHESTER AND VICINITY
that have opened
wELER,s SHOP
IN
Perkins Block, on Union ST., Manchester
whore am prepared to repsii
Clocks, WATCHES JEwELRY, AND DO ALL
WORK IN NY LINE.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
RICHARD II. BRYANT.
Manchester. VI, July % 1873 lotf
I .EvI q. KINGSLEY,
Dealer in
BrupEgs AyD GARNET
HARDWARE,
Weymouth Fine Finishing and Empire Gu Nails
Iron. steel. Chains. -
oARPENTERs TOOLS.
Black MlTHH TOOLS,
MACHISIyT FOOLS,
BiACKsMITHs IsToCk
BLACKsMlTHa COALy--TEsT.
QUARRY INTERVALS.
stssl, Iron. Picks. Ames' shovels. Blasting e -
der, government PROFIT, Rase, Large
Drill Files, Steel, Chains, &c.
MANILA ROPE ASD CohDAGE.
sAW-MILL, CIRCULAR AND WOOD rAgs
AND BUYsT0N'a LIGHTNING
CROSS CUT SAWS.
PAIN rs,
Oils, ysrnishss. Gius. Sand Paper. Brushes, a
GLASS AND PUTTY.
CUTLERY.
A spies aid Use Of Table and Pocket Cutler,
shears and scissors.
sTAEDARD SCALES.
YURsITURE.
PGr Furniture. Centre Tables Mirrors. II
tension Ttbles, Bedatends. Mattresses,
spring Beds bArekus aud Chars.
NanufAetarsF q Black Walnut, Chestnut AMI
Painted 1hsmbsf beis
CARPETS.
Velvet. Brussels. Tapestry, Three ny aua II
gram Carpets oii tloihs, he, Ae.
/ CoYFINs AND CAEKErs,
AND METALLIC BURIAL CASA
Al l. o Els6sLEYs
RatlAsa. NAy !. 1874 s0sil
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-11

The standard remedies tor all diseases Of
the lungs are sCHENCkS PULMoNlC
SYRUP. SCHENCk's SEA WEED Toxic, and
SCuESCK's MANnRAKE pills, and, iitaken
before the lungs are destroyed.a speedy
cure j. effected.
10 these three medicines DR.. J. ii.
Schenck. Of Phil ldcphia, owes his unrlVa,-
led success. ia the treatment Of pulmonary
diseases.
The Pulmonic syrup Iipen- the morbid
matter in the lung: nature throws il of by
an easy eXpectora,iun, when the phlegm
or matter ripe slight cough will throw
il off, the patient ha, rest and tie lungs
begin 10 heal.
TO enable the Pulmouic syrup 70 do this,
Schenck's Mandrake Pills aud SChenck'r
sea Weed Tonic must be freely used to
cleanse the stomach aud liver. >chenck' :
Man irakc Pills act on the liver, removing
all oh .tructions. relax the gall bladder, the
bile -ta t. freely, and the liver j. soon
relieved.
: heucks Sea weed Tonic is gentle
stimulant and Alternative: the alkai OF which
il I, composed, mixes with the food an 4
prevents souring. II assists the digestion
by tOnng up the stomach TO healthy con.
dition, 80 that the food and the lungs heal,
and the patient will surely get wei if care
| j. taken T. prevent fresh cold.
Al who wish 10 consult DR.. >Chenck,
| either PEI ,oually or by letter, can do 50 a,
| hi principal office, corner Of SIXTH and
! ARCH SIS Philadelphia, every Monday.
! Schenck's medicines are sold by all drug
| gist- throughout the country. 3'2-2m.
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Chr Bulletin.
PARAGRAPHS.

Prince Albert is said to have asked
the juvenile Prince of Wale- ut q moment
ct interesting anticipation whether ne
would rather have little sister or broth
or. and hc to have answered that he
would rather. have a pony.
-profe s,or j. T.. Noursc, OF Washing
ton: Rev, J. l.. Thompson, Rev. y. Bjerr-
ing. Of the Greek church, Of New \ ork,
and Rev. William i. Morgan will repre-
sent the American Geographical Society
at the forthcoming Congress in Paris.
--Donizetti, who wrote very rapidly,
was rcproached by . friend with abusing
his own facility. He said, in answer,
"rhere are authors Who have TO plant
and raise flower, ia their brain. but ]
lind them already grown and only have
TO gather them
-Vi,count de Losgeril has inycstiga-
ted apo,hrcaries' profits. He says that
bottle of scldlitz water, sold for twenty
five cents. cost, to make it one cent and
half, and that other profits generally
are in this proportion. He proposes to
tax sales IF hi, class.
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Address HARPER 4 BROTHERS, NY.
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TOW-Boat For Sale

-J,HE subscriber offers Tor sale the steam
/ Towing stcrn-Whcel Boat, Ike liammilt;
with engines, machinery tackles hppafei ana
Her length is AZ feet, her breadth y feet, her
lsuth feet and measures 30 tons, She has
boilers "a feet long and 80 inches diameter, 2high
1iameter and q feet stoke; : feed pumps 6s ";
.hes m diameter and II inches stroke ana az
modern improvements, and ia in every resps ecu
staunch, sea worthy, and IN good cohdl''"" 'o'
""''e 3 z. TAYLOR.
CImo, Ills, November 3, 1874, 'a'-Il-~'-"'
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Chsncery Notice.

NOTICE is hereby gwen 10 i nsr2a'h'h ~ , >
Is7s hI t" VIZ, Is. Field filed IN the circuit
court In and county Of A.1.nasr iGd
STATE OF i,i' luminous was issued out OF said
,,r, p"naiusi The said Benjamin r Field the
defendant therein rsurnsee on the ,o. 81 Shr
Monday Of May neft Na1i 10 Term OF .aia
he civ OF Cairo In said county and state
''' WY REUBEN :, YOCUM,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court
Culro, ms, April tn $50, is-,-7-a9si
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