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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-19
SOMA.
Gnrreipnnoen3.

Marfus, GberOtee &c., Sept. II. 1876.
Serr Ge0acteur!
Usartus lit elm idnel aufsebenber Srt,
Der 10 Nfeilen BON 9emars unb II Meilen
Don GberOtee an Der Sqinois Central gis
ienbabn in Gbsrotee Co., lisst. Sas
Pldb9en, bas uOr 6 Monaten nod nidt
mebr ais 5ebn Sauier sdblte, i3reitet iebr
i9neu poran n ueripri9t ieiner suten 2as
sc al elmer betriebiaAlen gabn, in rei9er,
rollenoer Srairie, balb elm blibenbes
PlabGen gu weroen. Seute i9on sdblt
Der Srt, 3wii@en 40 unS so &auier, 10
&aufaoen, Elm Met9crsei@dft, natiirIi9
aud SpteI nno 5wei SulOons, bann brei
9roBe 8etreiSeipei3sr, Die erlten bieien
0erblt erri9tet worben iinO II. cine Oampfs
mablmible 1T bereits ip 9lusii9t. @un6s
nm bic Stabt iinO bunOerte 9tdsr Ses beiten
unter Gultlr un6 SauIenbe wer6en
nd9ites Sabr unter ben Pfla9 9enommen.
@as mid unb uns Mitbirser am meiiten
freut. lit SnB mir in 2eit pom brei Bis pier
0tOnaten unler eiSenes @ottesbaus bier
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-19
@iseonTn.

ISM. Gi9arbon, Der Yoltmsiitsr
BON Chippewa Sails, bat nit 9interlaiiuns
zines Deficits bon $4,000 frunsOfiden slbs
i9ieb senommen.
3wi3en Sermann 9tunnenma9sr
unb eouis &inbstOpt ausien Der Saupts
u~ertreter bes MiIwautier Wbistp. &inses,
fanb I'M @isconfin.@ ebdube auf Ter gluss
iteuuns lette ISOLDE elm tleinss &encontre
ftatt. Die Serrem besesneten ii9 buislbit
ano 9er Numnenma9er aos ieineu &euOls
per, um benz Ginbstopf bas 2ebsnsli9t auss
sublaien, wurbe aber bur9 6reunbe pers
binbert. Die @utb bes gritern 1T bur5
bic Iusiasen bes 2ebtern BEL ben llnters
fu3unsssT erbanblunsen entbrannt worbsn
unb i9eint anbauern6sr Natur Su iein.
Ser 9ouis ioute ii9 bas YanSerbsmb pon
3ouis Napoleon 3ulesen, um sesen bic
&useln Ses ra9ei@naubenben Sermann
sei9itt sn iein.
Ger beabii9tiste. gau zines
Sammes iber ben SorRuB 1T ssli9ert unb
wirb wabrideinli9 iebr baIS in 9lnsriif ses
nommen werben. Die erforberIi9en Mits
tel iinb, bis aui cine nod febIenbe Summe
BON circa 600 Dollars, aufsebra6t.
Die CRANBERRY rnte in Q8iscOniin
miro ais rei6li9 u. gut seratben 6eri9tet.
Sm MequOr Bat ii6 unter Dem 9iamen
vGoncOrbia S@afstOpf Stub" Elm gerein
sebiIbet. SIS werben II vS9afst6pfe"
aIs Wsitslieber aufsenommen.
ueber @ferpiIIe, @aib. Co., 3o9
in Der Na6t pom 20. auf ben 80. .. W.
EN- i9weres llnpeiter meg, baS on uisIm
Steuen eini9Iu9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-19
baben werben. 9eute, bic einen Ylat 3ur
Nieberlai lung iu@en, tOnnen bier fi9 nod
cine i96ne 9eimatb %srinben.
q. gnsels.
Rinneiota.

Iu Der Sarm zines 9errn sSones
in gImiru, OImitebt &c., Minn., fanb
letter 6reitas uieber einmal beim Orei9en
cine Oampfte1els grpIoion itatt, uobur4
BRET Manner setObtet unb elmer i9mer pers
punbet wurbe. Ole Yerwenbuns Don
Dampftraft auf bsr Tarm erueiit f4 oils
iebr sefdbrIid, benn isbss Sabr tommen
&eiel:G rpIoiionen uor. gs 1T bisies obne
3weifeI benz llmitunbe susuidreiben, baB
bic GARNER nit Der Dampftrait nidt ums
auseben wiiien unb man ioIte 9laen ben
@ebruu9 pom Oanpf uerbieten, bic bamit
nidt uolitdnbis pertraut finb.
@uf bic q orbfieIb, &ice So.
ganf murbe elm Raubueriu9 aussefibrt,
ber an &ibnbeit aues binter ii9 IdBt.
9lm 8. September, 2 llbr ritten adt Mann,
bis gu ben 5dbnen bewaffnet in BEN Srt
elm, inbem iie auf iebe auf ber StraBe Be-
finbIi9e gerion feuerten. 9ln ber griten
N%ationalbant ma9ten ie 9aIt, bransen in
bic Office uns ~uerIunsten pou benz &aiiis
rer, baB ct bic &aHe Sffne. slls ii9 bieier
weiserte, bas gu tbum, iette ibm elmer Der
9taubsr bic Yiitole an bic Sdldie unb
~f.aerte, 70 buB Der llnsIidIi9e iofort tobt
CUR Grbe itiirsts. sic itsntsn nun basielbe
gerIansen an ben &aiirsiteuuertreter, Der
iebo9 e~rfldrte, er femme bic &ombination
oes S6loiies ni9t unb bur9 cine tSinters
tbire &eiBaus nabm. Die &auber fsuer.
ten mad ibm uno ueruunbete i'm an Der
S9ulter.
Mittlerweile batten ii9 bic Burger ers
mannt unb bewaiinet unS es fam nunmebr
gu elmer fOrmIi6en S3Ia9t, in Der swei
Der &auber unb elm Bferb berieIben setObs
tet unb mebrere &duber unb Sarser uers
wunSet wurben. Die &dubsr iloben idIieBs
lid Obne etwas erIanst gu baben iibli9.
Die 2ei1en Der beiben @et0oteten fonnten
bon Niemanb bentif;irt werben.
giersebn Burger psrfolsten bic &dubsr
unb bOlten fie in elmer S@Iu9t unweit
S9ieIosuiue elm. Webrere SdiTe wurs
BEN sewedieIt unb zines Der pfsrbe Der
&auber eridohen. 0a bic SerfoIser uber
idIedt bewafinet waren, 10 wasten ie es
ni9t, auf bic &auber ein3ubrinssn. ginsr
Der 2etteren nabm BEN &ameraSen, beiien
Saul setObtet worben mar, gu ii3 aufs
Pferb unb bic sanse 8anbe fli9tete ii9 in
ben 8alb, mo fe balb BEN gliden ibrer
SerfOlser entidwunoen mar. gei @aters
piae wurben fe in iioli@er 8id tans reis
tenb seiebeH unb es ma3ten ii9 400 Mann
gu ibrer Terfolsuns auf, bic ibnen bi9t
auf ben Serien iinb. Soweit lautsn iett,
our 3eit mir bies idreiben, bic lstten gta9s
ri9ten. Man slaubt, baB es bic berii9s
tisten Sanben Der Oounsers unb Sames
inb, NIT bsnen man es gu t9un bat.
3wei itelIte in Der 9oitoice
in ct. Saul, 6. 6. &euey, Der Gesiitrirs
unsssGlerf, nnb $. 6. Germ, Der auSleser,
wurben perbaftet, neil iie felt ldnserer 3eit
griefe uno @eloer unteri9Iussn unS ses
itoblen batten. ,.3wei @ebeimpoIiSiiten
BON GbirasO maren ben Burden felt Idns
ssrer 3eit auf Der Spur unb erwiidtsn ie
SuIett on Der Ebat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-19
Or. 6. We0ane's
T. @ n.

Siele YiQen perpen niGt empfpblen
ais 9eilmittel ss9en ,alle Qeipen, penen
ras 5leiih mntertban it," Icnpern sesen
&ranfbeiten Der geber; bel biliSien
Ssl6perpen, Sispepiie unp frant6afs
tenn &cpfpeb pper perartisen llebeln
iinp lie uniibertreflid.
&altes 6ieber.
GS9iebt tein belIereS glbfi6rmittel spr
pper mad Dem 0ebrau6e ppn QUINN.
Oils rinfa6eS Yursirmittel linb Ge
unser9lei6lih.
@an bite iiG Dor 5alidunsem.
Die a6ten iinp ME ~iiber,udert.
Sepe S6aftel bat einen rpt6en
8a6Slie9el auf Rem Oedel nit Der Snz
lfrift Or. M::eane's 9iper Vils.
3seer umlhlas batbie Sisnaturen 6.
Wssane unb Stem in9 Srps.
SerFauft BET reipeftablen Drcsuiten II.
Country S%tcrebaltern i'm NQ9emrinen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-19
PITCHERS
CAsroR1A

Iattsr hnssn stuts unb itrs sduslinss bleitsn ssiuns
sur& BEN Gsbrau& ron GafOria bel ~gOinsiO!it, Darmsrn,
3i,t,raTstisusn, Runsfduls, Grrup uns @assntsf&psr.
ben. Gs IN Elm tur&aus sssetatIii6ss grdparat, pbas 9li.
neralien, TlrrPtin cher alsrtrI. IS IN 70 a~nssnsbn sa
netntn ME Spnis, unb Ssruria6t MEIER Gid nod Baud.
srimmtn.
Or. G. O,mu6 rem Duprnt, o., btrittt;
sd sebrau6e g afpria In m,intr graris nit m,rl.
,,~rlreisem grfrls."
60 iastn Gat. Die mstfsu Nmmsn in Isr BORT stbrau.
den 9 afpr 3ussrsitst surS tie Serr.n s. 3. Rris
u. Co., i6 Gsp Ctr, g,w gcrt. gla6frlssr spn Samuel
gi.6er, W. .. g. 65-3t7 8 66-13S
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-19
@emtanr
ISrief BON cinem NoItmeijfer.l

SSN wv" fpVtutStVbSI
y5errsn s. D. gast II. g.:
Wtsins 5rau lit ittt Hanger Belt DIR ,dli6 srn 8ttuma.
uttsmus: Sic striu6te side atri,t uub sitle ar,n,i,n.
useas tbr attr ALIEN bali III eaS ,Geutaur Qtut.
belt bat. m. q. Niuo.S
9ia il sins sen zen ss en- t~auf.ns 3eusniTtn is.r Ii.
sur6 sas ,9tntaur g nimeut" B. written runb,r.
srasn Stiluns,n. Deftn Stfanstbsils fnb auf iestr sla.
iSs funsssma&t Gs enttilt Susntraut, Rentba, arnisa,
StsinSl, earbSlis uns assere, bio i.st iaum befauute Sn.
s%rssisn,sn. 90 IL cine unstfrsittar. sbatfads, sas tas
"Gtntaur tnimtnt t. mstr S,iluns.n BON @d&mul.
Zen, @s!enfftiftsit, ausialdssn. Rt.umatismus, Nsnral.
sia. SaftfSmsrssn, e&wrattnistsit. Wunsr.rrt ui~. be.
mirft bat, as alt ansern Cabin, gHah.r, Ginrtisuns.n II.
|. NJ, tie isst i'm Gttrau6 Fnt.
Sur Balm. unS S%breni6mtr;tn. Sfadeni6wi6e, Saut.
judsn rns Sautausf6ldss III Is unibertrefHi&. &c belt
stns Iarbsn ~ bintcrlafsn, ;t,bt Gift aus SiHsn uns eti.
6sa uns beilt 5~rritbeulen TIT fur;tr Belt. Seine San,ilis
lam sas uG eRtaur Gin m MT" i'm reietn llmltIas
%entbttrsn.
Das Centaur Liniment i'm gelbeu llmialaa
1T anpsnstar BEL SautSsrtartuns unS ieiisn glustsln Der
3tisre. Seins goirfiamisit In 8dQsn ron epait, ,Spu.
ny, Wtnssaae, Scpfssi6nu If uns S~psdsef6pulf III se.
ratsju erfaunit.
Die Serrsn S. Wsglure II. Co., @ppttsisr, Ode Elm unt
Brent Ctr, Cincinnati, tsri6ten
.,Sn unierer Natbarftaft sebraudeu 5utrlsuts tas
oG @tntaur 9%tnimsnt." Sic sieben sadelbt ieetm
p%ansern scn linen bitber sebrau6tsn gitttl bel Wtit,m
,ssr; s8ir rsrtaufsn linen msnatliS rter bis fanf 9assne
pJldittn haven.
g9ir bsFssn 2aufsnes fielder 3sasntft.
Sur geunssn, Gaatn, Sautssrlssunssn, l~lsbsrSsin ur
iOris FUR bic Drstfranttsit bel e6af.n, sitt IS !sin 1aittsI,
has ibrt sli6 fcmmt. 5drrsr, esittaa. Ssissr uns gisb.
iaStsr fnhsn in sisisn eminent Elm s1ittsl, has buntsrtfa8
ieinen 8ptsnprsis rertb III.
yaboratorium BON $. 9. Stole & Co.,
46 Dey Str, NEW YORK.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-19

unb bann fSnnts ID bod ni6t ssnus i6rei5en,
mas @utes Dr.. Iu u 4 RSnig 8 8 a m b u T.
ger Srppfsn tbaten. SD babe iiter ;,pei Sabre
ale Ocrtpren in bisirr llnlsegenb srbrau9t uni
rn itptres Sch aueseaeber, bis mid bic Dam.
burger Srrpfen Srn rteinem iarrdlibsn llsbsI
Dtspepita ~btireiten unb it nun fiible, RAP
it LANCER lebsn MERLE"
Ssrr @bas. Sauptmau, Silver Point, u. S.,
beSenst ME fclst: sd Iitt felt a6t WO&en an
Shipa6e une ~Hppfi&merien bur6 unStIeaulih.
feit bsrSorssbraht. Dur6 ben @strnud Spn DR..
Muguf aSnia's SambureCr Srp.
pfe n bin i'd Soft iei 0nnf pirbcr Icrrit brrse.
ieat taB i6 meinen alien gei6aftisungcn mic,
her naGeeben fam. SD fam babr bjele Me-
hi3in Iasn brhrrS rmpfeblen'"
prrIpnen, ii. an appslitlrlsfeit uni 9Sieers
piarn sseen Speile lsiper, limb Dr.. Au q u i
aGni9's 3 a mburger Srppfen su rm
pteblen. Serr Wdtibias Ira5Gbel, Blue Sprina,
Hsb., Idrsibt barber Weiu Batter. Ibcn,
bod i'm Nlter, Serlcr iriuen 2lppetit unS bate 10.
gar sinrn Wibrrpiaen gsser Sptien, mas ion
iebr i9pa9 unr lsiesnb madtc. Auf infer gu.
repen stbrautte er DR.. Augut & On ID 8
y amburser Groprn; Der gppstit fsbrte
jarild une CT fibIt nun rin gang ancrrr Menl&
~ isia.
-
SD bin pistsr bs6er, als i'd js crplrtsis sa
htretn, ltrtitt pbil. 9tct SalrmSlas gBisr.,
eanf DR.. Nuauf q Gnis's 8 Gmburger
5~rppfsn. SD lit lanse an Srrflopien ano
tos spsi asrsts III &atbs, cbus bag i'd ginerrung
frbtelt. SD enti6lcR mid, bic Samburgrr Srps
pfsn hes DIR. &usut &Snis ~ srbrau6sn. 0ptt
Sur ebrs unb DR.. Ausult Rpnia's Samburgsr
areptsn gum Hubmr mu6 i'd ldssn, saB mir
p~islslbsn mstnt 0sIunebsit' pis6sr gabsn.
PER- Steif in Snaneagp SiQ, WiiI., tbeilt
nns NIT SD lit lett Spsi Jabren an elmer bis.
aril9sn 6ls9te, bic allen Wittteln piesrItane.
ga 9ebrau9te ib niebrere Wphtn lang DR..
Iu8nt HSgt9S Sa mburger Srp.
ptsn mad SorIGrift uns puree Don bieIsm
S0earl'ssn Sslesn SOaltansiS SsbtiIt.
StpOlfiqbrig 8 Wagenlsioen, llnberoaulidfeit
U. Ropi1merj rurctu bur9 ben @sbraub BON
DR.. Nuguf SSnig's Sam buraer s rps
pen sstsiIt nne ipQts jecsr tisle @unbsrtro.
pen I'm Sault babtn. SD fann sen Srunb
miinte SerSanS ,la9tn, sab CT mir tur9 tisIe
Rtfijin drbplfsn bat.
sInnis @. SUIpa8sr, @itrlstUpu, pa.
-
Sar 9pbn OSWALD, 9tOIspiQe nabs Saua.
mtRtc, GAL, l9rsibt : Dr.. Aug. 8SutaS
panbur9er S~rppfen babsn mir uu6
mtinfm Ra6barn 70 fpunefrbare Silfs asIsiIst
eab mir bismit Shsntlih unlsren SGnf ausIgre.
tsn une tpinittn, hab bisie psrtbSplr str,nsi
aut Der ganjsn Yslt ~Ssrbreitst prreen uut allen
StIesnetn iam Ssils tisren mpge.
Sd s~rfaufts ibn 5000 5laI6sn spn Dr..
ausuf aGnieS 8 amburasr Sr0.
pftH une fam b~ejsugsn, ba6 e~ielflben nit esm
befen Grfol9f b9g!titstst Ilne uno bic Rad rage
mad eitltm nffli6sn SdlmittsliGsli9 i%unimnt.
{. Srt5m, Grusgit 172 SmitbfsIU Ct. pitts.
burg.
Die 5lal6s ,,6nmbnrger 5ropitn" fpIet
30 Gents, Sesr fHn 6lni9fn jpfi Dollars,
Tns in aIsn esutitsn apotbtftn ~ babfn, ptfr
~eislsl6sH mad Gmgfang tss 0slet5 ffi
ad9 alsn 1bsilsn Der grfiHiJtfH Staatsn sns
,lust. gRaH a%ersiftt
n. VODeier d. o.,
Baltimore, Md.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-19
Siersis Sabre Dor sem p~ubIiium.
Or. 6. M:Qane'S
b~eribmtss gmerifanii9es
ANurms Mittel
ooer
Nermifuee.

81 III y Tune bnn " iirmern n.
3las 0ei6t 1T blei6 unp bleifarber,
Seitrsiie brennenp rptb prer Elm
nmrptbetfr Sled auf elmer pter aui
betpen NSangen; bic auaen perpen
trilbe; Die @upilen erpeitern fi6; Elm
bldulifer SalbfreiS siebt ii6 INN pas
untere ausenliep !; bic Naie 1T ent,anz
oct, 9elhwplen unp blutet 3utpeilen;
Die Sberlippe lAptlt an f; bin unb piez
Der &ppfmeb NIT Sauien unb YrGen
in BEN Sbrrn; cine ungepSbnli6e
Spstdel- @birnperung; i6leimise unp
bsle9te 3un9e; Itbem ie9r iibelrie6enb,
DEFENDERS beS @pr9ens; appstit Seranz
rerltf, 5npeilen in SeiBbunaer nit
na9enrsm @ffiible i'm Masen aus
Grtenc, 81 anpsrn .3eiten pieper 9Gn,z
lid man9elnr; fliiGtise S6mer;en int
Wa9en; Seitweiie llebelteit unp grs
brefen; brfti9e S6merSen i'm Inter
letb; unregelmdBiger Stu6lgana, AT
.3etten serltcpft, i6leimis unp baufg
init Slut permiIft; Der Qeib 1T 9e>
ihwpllen une bart; Ger llrin tribe;
pas Ntbmen erl6wert, besleitet pom
Shlu65er; man4mal trpfner unp
trampfbafter !Suiten /; unrubiser unp
llnterbrohrner Sdlaf nit 3abnefnirz
thtn; temperament perGnperlih, i'm
All9emsinen absr rei,bar H.. (. 10.
Wsnn pti9e Ssmptpme ais scr6anben
wabr9encmmen werpen, 70 mirp
Or. &. @:eane's Sermifuse
li6er cine Sur bspirfcn.
Is sntbalt kein 1ue&ilbtr
in ir9enp elmer 0eltalt; 1T cine unI6Gp<
ltfe Evaporation unp BAT niht ben
9srin9lten ihaplihen ginfub beim
3artelten &inpe.
Oas G6te Dr.. @e9ane's Ser
m tuge bat bic SiSnaturen 6.
W!eane unp 5lem II Srps. auf
erm lmIhlag.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-19

assjas aus tinem griefe BON 8. StiumiQsr,
Butt, bcparp Co., Soma, an ieintn Sebn
8. Stimaaer, &tbaetsurb bee ,Gltans Ssrolss."
.-..... Sd Tam niGt umbir, Did ;u bitten,
ia Dtiuen, Slatte ~unitrsn DHsnli6tn Sant fir
bic Seiluus Deiner SHUTTER tur6 DR.. Aug.
8Snis'S Samburstr Grppten auS3u-
5srsben. Nie Du peiet, lit bic liebe SHUTTER
an tintm I&psren QtbtrItirtn uns islbf bic
SiIft unItrer aerste mar strstblit. Wir pro-
tirten bic Samturatr Ircrftn nne tpuree eurb
ben @tbraud eerielbsn bic @sIunbbeit Der Wuts
ter tpieber gan, brrselsat. SD tpiinI6t, Du
pirteH bic 8 a m Ter NtSt3intn ins
MGR auf's Bette smpfsblen, ttnn ie babtn il6
aufs gertrtf1i&fe in ~unisrer 5amiis tswabrt.
pio Tono College. = Waepn, @L, ben "a.
Bebraat, 1876.
...... DR.. ausuf 8SnisS Sam II r.
serIrppfen lnb pom dlsseSeitnttrr Wir.
lung unb btbtalb nabssu unentttbrlib fur mid.
8tS. Batter s. s. &ttmann.
Gin sutss Ritttl sessn Gplif unb 2sibI9mtr.
ecu Tnb DR.. ausut 8SnisS Sambar.
ger Srppfen, i@rtibt Strr Nitasl Sell
Diibapafa, Snt, ssnn ~tisisltsn bsIfsn aussn.
bIifli@.
Der Saxf einer Samilit. - Sd unb msint
Jran iaetn Sbntn ben erDbten Oanf tIr DR..
Aasuf 4pntsS Sambur9tr Srp.
pff n, itrtibt eerr Spbn Yptt 6sn.sa, SQs.,
fenn bitlelben babtn uns srObs Disufs ~erpirisn.
@ir laRsn bic Srppfsn ni9t mtbr ausssben.
Gsssn Saut 8ranfbsitsa unb a1s llursinis-
fpitrn fpslhe Nsrhnrhsnert 0Iut put1hrinnsn Gn6
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-19

Eine ireuoise Nittbeilung.-Ssrr SaItbaiar
Seim, Sputb @eama, WaiI., i9reibt an uns /:
sd fDnnte sinen ean;sn SOssn roll i6rsibsn
uub bann fUnnte ID bod nitt ssnus lGrei5en,
mas @utes DR.. Iu u f 8Gnig 8 Samb ~ T.
ger 8rpPfen tbaten. SD babe iitsr ;psi Sabre
aue Ocrtpren in eieirr llnlsegrnp ssbrau9t unb
burger Srppfen Spn mrinrm idrsdlibsn llsbsl
Dispepfia ~bsfrsitsn uuo id nun fabIe, RAP
i'd lGnger leben psrbe."
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-04-13
A S2OO,OOO HOTEL.
What DIR. Pierce is D0ing-An
Important Enterprise.

We learn that DIR. r. V. Pierce, pro-
prietor of the Worlds Dispensary,' in
this city, has perfected the purchase of
large lot of land, on which he pro-
poses to erect a large hotel for the ac-
commodatiOn of his numerous patients,
coming hither from all points of the
compass. The land purchased by the
enterprising Doctor is 234 feet front on
Prospect avenue, running through to
Fargo avenue, 332 feet; also an adjoin-
ing lot extending from the above to
Connecticut street. 1t is in the midst
of our extensive system of public parks,
fronts the old and beautiful Prospect
Park, is but short distance from the
Circle in one direction, and the Lake
Front in the other. The site selected
is a fine one, being both beautiful and
healthiul; is one of the highest portions
of our city, easily accessible, yet suffi-
GENTLY retired to secure quiet, and
commands a pleasant view of the lake
and river, as well as of the surround
ing city and country. We understand
that it is the intention of DIR. Pierce to
erect hotel at the cost of at least two
hundred thousand dollars, where those
who come to enjoy the benefit of his
treatment may find all desired accom-
modations under one roof, instead of
being scattered over the city, as at
present. We are further given to un-
derstand that our architects will be in
vited to submit plans for the proposed
structure without delay.-Buffalo Ex-
press,
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Indian Affairs. This order was received by
Bell in St. Louis Witness had no intimation
that Bell was employed to assist Babcock IN
his defense at ST. Louis. He discharged Bell
because he believed him to be a scoundrel-
Witness knew Of no subscription being taken
to defray the expenses of Gen. Babcock at St.
Louis. He received letter from Borie, OF
Philadelphia, weeks after the acquittal OF
Gen. Babcock, to the effect that Gen. Bah
cocks trial expenses were about $40, 900; that
he was utterly ruined, and that as he
was young man he could overcome his diff
Guilty if set upon his feet and encouraged by
his friends Mr. Chandler then sent Gen.
Babcock check for one thousand dollars
When LeBarnes finally told witness that Bell
had something to do with the Babcock trial,
he told LeBarnes not to pay him unless he
found him in legitimate. employment of the
Pension Bureau He did not know that Bell
had been paid until reading his testimony be-
fore this committee. Danford read, seriatim,
the questions and answers given in Bells tes-
timony at considerable length relating to con-
versations Bell says he had with Chandler
about the Babcock case. He branded the tes-
timony in whole and in part so far as it re-
ferred to him as absolutely and unqualifiedly
false
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Silver Change.
From the Graphic.


The passage of the silver resumption act
through the House by so large majority,
has surprised those who have not watched the
change of public opinion on the silver ques-
ton The discussions of the last thirty days
have developed facts and statistics which
have an important bearing on the whole ques-
ton, and set it an altered light, and one far
more favorable to silver resumption. The
facts in regard to fractionals leave nothing to
be said by those who are opposed to replacing
them with silver coins The fractionals last
only about year. 1t costs about 81, 25O, 900
q year to replace them with new bills. Some
90, ,0O0, 900 have been lost or worn out by the
people without redemption, which is a tax on
them to that amount. Silver coins last fifty
years, are seldom lost, and never burned up;
and, though they cost more in the outset, are
immensely cheaper in the end. The Govern
ment has S12, 600, 900 of these coins lying idle
in the Treasury and $4,000 of silver bull
lion waiting for coinage. Silver is two per
cent. less than greenbacks, owing to the de-
monetization of silver by Germany and the
consequent throwing of a great quantity of it
on the London market. A question in addi-
tion is not simpler than of that presented to
the consideration Congress so far as the re-
placing of fractional with silver coin is con-
cerned. But the House bill goes beyond this,
and makes silver legal tender for any
amount not exceeding $50. 1t practically re-
sumes in silver. And it is thought the Senate
will pass the bill with some important modf-
cations, thus opening an unexpected way out
of our financial embarassments. Of course,
this is not what the holders of greenbacks
were promised They have the nations pledge
for gold. They are fairly entitled to gold or
its equivalent. But perhaps the making of
silver legal tender once more, may prepare
the way for and hasten the resumption in gold,
which is the point towards which all Con-
gressional measures should be directed.
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GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS thinks that minor
tiles are entitled to great consideration. He
says: at must never be forgotten that it is
always minority which makes majority ;
that is to say, it is one vote out of twenty
votes which determines the eleven that con-
stitute majority of twenty. Whatever
alienates or attracts that one vote, settles the
result. This is the force of a minority which
is not always considered by the managers 1t
is a perpetual force, under certain circum-
stances, and must not be disregarded in de-
termined game of politics"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-04-13

BETWEEN the 1st of March, 1859, and the
1st of April, 1876, the government of the
United States paid off S412, SIG, 700 of the
bonded debt, and reduced the annual interest
S29, ,653, ,491.s In addition it paid off $57, 7,OO0,-
900 of 8 per cent. certificates, the annual in
terest of which was S1,71O,000. 1t could
now, if the Democratic Congress would pass
the necessary measures, make further re-
duction in the annual interest of 5000, 900.
The total interest on bonds in 1869 was S124,-
255,35O. 1t is now 1914, 1859. With the
fifteen million off the total would be $89, ,6O1,-
$50. This is a result that Democratic man.
agement of the National finances, does not
aim to accomplish.