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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-01
@einli6e ,lebunsem fur seDrer.

9ti6tS lit fir bas Seelenbeil niitli6er
unb man fam fait iasen, notDwenoiser,
ais ii9 suipeilsn einmaI aus benz @etiims
mel Der @elt unb ben iisli9en 8erafsses
i6dften suriidsieben, in Die giniamfeit
aeben unb bort iiber iein lebtes .3iel unb
Gnbe unb mas man bisber CUR Grrei9uus
bsilelben gotham ober unterlaiien bat, cine
ernitli9s @euiienserfOri6u ns ~aniteuen,
nit anberu @orten ssiitrei6e llebuns mas
den. 9luf pisIieitisen @uni9 iol pies
SSabr ben glementarlebrern biersu int 2ebs
rersS eminar @elesenbeit seseben werben.
3uslei9 loIl cine prattii9e 0eipre9uns
peri6isbener S9uliragen bamit uerbunoen
fem. Die ~llebunsen iolen Beginner Mons
tag, ben 81. SuIi, gbenSs 81 llbr, uno
i6lieBen am folseuben 6reitas Msorsen nit
ssmeini9aitIider 3. Communion. 0ebrer,
sic nm bieis 3eit nod S9uIe baben, mo-
gen nur ben Serrn Yiarrer er9ebenit bitten
nnb Serielbe lpirb ibnsn sepiB serle, wenrl
eben mOsIi3, GrlaubniB 9eben, Die seiits
Ii9en llebunsen mitsuma9en.
QnmelbunSen woue man obalo ais
mosli3 ri3ten an
1tep. Sbeo. SrIner,
Ct. 6rancis.S Citation,
W(ilmautee:Go., Misc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-01

rid 9ubertp, s%enannt @aribalbi, Elm flint
Observation-Disclosures @reis, Der auBer ieis
mem tarssn @ebalte unb Der r1ntsritisung,
bic er aus Der Mrmsntafe erbdIt, auf Der
8eIt ni3ts beiitt, pom ieiner lSutb frib
ntor9ens beimtebrt, finbet CT einenSanbiad
NIT $1,000 Srs. @aribalbt lieferte BEN
Sad loslei9 ab uno erbielt als Belobnung
ieiner Gbrli9teit Elm sutss Grintselb.
Ole Section Boupeban ma9t
S9ritte, I'M BON Gordon setrennt unb su
elmer eisener @emeinbe erboben su werben.
SOmmetbone wiini9t ebenio bic Srennuns
pom SiQers: lasQ oue.
Sor Dem 9rouinsialratb in 9(rlom
liegt elm @eiu6 nm Gonceiiion elmer Sfer>
%beeiienbabn uon gtbe na9 gbatiaon burd
ct. 2eser, unb elmer anbern BON Soncelo
mad gtale bur9 ct. Marie.
SerrS s. s. 2am6ert 8 bert,
lit an S,eue bes t6errn s. Senro, gum
S9Sifen BON 8elin ernannt purben.
Ger &6nis bat bas l1rtbsil bes peseu
Notbsu9t une Morb gum Sobe uerurtbeils
ten Sbirp pom 9OnsIier in epise @aleereas
ltreTe un19edHoerl.
Sn Ser 81 emei @ar6in mirS cine
neue Sapelle sebaut.
Die @emeinbe Bras ma9t cine Gins
leibe pom 5000 Srs.
Die Stabt 2aro9e bat pom Der
&egierlns cine Inter tiisung pom 1926
Srs. erbaIten UNI Die 8. I6tbetluns bes
Weses pom 2arO9e mad Souffali3e Su pols
lenoen.
Srtebeusri9ter &ouiIeau lit gum
Mit9lieo les Terpaltunssratbes Der Wfits
teli9ule 81 Strton eritannt worben.
Sum Staatseinnebmer ;l Neufs
@ateau lit Serr Oemepsr, bisber Staatsz
i9abmeiiter ;u ct. Ni9olas in Sifflan>
bern, ernaInt woroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-01
SmSembmreisches
Screiniste Staatcn.
Sin ueuer Sori6Ias.

Sei Der am S. Sum- in philadelphia
absebaltenen Seriammluns Der Suremburs
ger murbe uus Der ebrenpole Iuftrag einen
9lufruf in Der y@asette" gu erlaiien, banIit
bis gum Is. Iusuit b. $. Don lie Sauieno
2uremburser ooer weniger in eitem Staate
elm Oele9at ober Steupertrster erpdblt
werse unb iolen ii9 bieie SeIesaten bann
an sinsm burd iie gu beitimmenbeu Gage
unb Srte %ueriammeln, UNI aufs Neue Der
@roBber;osIi9en &esieruns bic Sntereiien
Der 0uremburser in Imerita ans Ser; ;u
lesen unb bic idon Dor Sabren setbanen
S9ritte 80 beltdtisen.
Oa man bic ausfibruns bes Sei9luKes
uns iiberlie6, 10 saben mir uns bran ben
9lufruf aus;uarbeiten. Oabei ltieBen uns
S6wieristsitsn peri9iebener 9lrt auf, bic
ii9 Ser glusfibruns bss Sroiectes entses
seniteuen. Nebmen mir ). 9. ben Staat
Minnsiota an. SerieI6e bate, benz
ssfaBtsn SeI9Iufe semaB, s Oelesaten gu
erpablen. Die 6rase lit, ruie iouen Die
iiber ben Staat seritreuten Sanosleute bieie
Oeleaaten ~ertiren. ollie Qursmburser
bes StaateS an einem beltimmten Gage II.
Srte suiamnenfommen 81 laien, lit Der
gntisrnungen uub Der &oltipielisteit pegeft
ni9t mOsIi9. SIS piirben nur GinseIne
eri9einen II. Der seiu9te 3uet ni6t errei9t.
2ei9ter 9tnse eS pielei9t s Seriamms
lunsen in ben s 9rSbten 9lniieblungen gu
beruisn uno isSe oieier einen Sertreter err
nennen lailen. Qber audi bas bat ieine
beioen Seiter.
Damn lit fertsr bie 3eit swii9eu Sing
ten uno benz 10. Iugult gar ni9t geei9net,
nm 3uiammentinfte absubalten. Die
6armer, unb bas iinb BOD bic msilten
2anbslsute, iinb su Der Seit uieI 81 iebr be-
i9dftist I'M LANCE Gsilen gu MAIDEN, nnb
aus benz @rlnoe wGren Die SerlammInns
gen fiber elm Ssblgriii.
lleberbaupt lit Die Sei9ituns ioI9er
Msetinss wie seiast, nit S9wieristeitsn
aler glrt ~perbunben.
&te are es, wenu man fol'
9enbeu einfa9ern uno utel
wtrfiamern &es ein3liSe E.
Sa bas itebenbe Gomite no d
eri firt, oas don por Sabren
bie Gouiularan9eIegenbei be-
trieb, bieies bsauftras t 10 iirO {,
Elm sc aiien seiu9 ambie &ammer
IN benz Swede auSsuarbeiten.
Man lieBe bann bieieS @eiu d
in allen IniiepIun9en pom all
len 9uremburseru unb 2nrem'
burger.I meritanern uuter5ei3s
men. Sol9 cine 9itti6riitm Il
Saulenbeu uou unter 6rI teu
III q d te eluen aanS anbern Sin:
brud ais bic Sei9laie etn5eE
ner Mdnner, aud wenn ote
90 BANNER oelesirt limb.
llnierc Sitte scbt nun. oa9in, nab bic
SerrI, bic nit ms in Ybilaoslpbia tag
ten, ii6 oabin ausiprs6en mngen, ub lie
bsihsn iriibrrnY ei@liHen Ses Sniammrns
ruis sinn Seriammluns blribcn ipullen,
uDer Oh lie nit nnierm neiirl Suri9las
ein%psritanoen iinb. Sm rrlten Sale
piro bic @Sabl Der S~elesatsn sssen gn>
ians October, tpenn bic meiite Arbsit bes
Tarmsrs sei6ebsn, anscursnet, I'M amoern
gale bas 0eiud anssearbeitct uno uui
jeme Ssit in Circulation sesebeu.
N. b. Bon allen bsuisnissu, bic iid
ni5t sssen bic 8itti9rift ausiprs9en, nebs
men mir an, baB ie NIT unierer Meinuns
| einueritGnben iinb. rs. 0onner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-01
2urembnrser 0asette.

babe. sSnbefen riibren fi9 aud bic Sea.
tbolifen unS Der &f mirb nit Betitio:
men, Broi9iren unb Sournalartiteln Don
beioen Sbeilen nit slei9em Offer sefibrt.
Borerit partet aber aQes in tieflter grre.
suns, Oh Mac Mabon BEN Oiusen ibrer
9auf laiien wirb, ober ii9 Al einsm v8is
bierber, aber ni9t weiter!" entl9IieBer
fann.
Gin 23. SUM uolsog Cardinal Man.
ming in 2onoon bic feierli@e Ginweibuno
Der neuen Stride Der ensIii9en Martprer.
Oieielbe liest in 9reat Yrescott Street
nabe Bet Sowers6eu, einem Staotpiertel
bas cine sabl,eide irii5e NrrnenbepDlteruns
beiitt. @ie INNER bel iol9en @ele9ens
beiten, 10 unterIieB Der Cardinal audi se:
tern ni9t, auf Die traurise Gage Der Stride
in OeutI9lanb biu3uweiien, inoem er sus
glei9 betonte, baB man in ENGLAND gliG.
li9er Weiie pole relisioie unb bir9erli9e
6reibeit senieBe. Die Soften bes Saues,
gu benz Die 9rinSeiiin Marsaretbe uon Orr
leans Dor pier Sabren ben @runoltein leate,
betrusen etrpa $1,000 8fb. st.; etma
1900 Perionen finben in Der Stride Ylas.
SBic Der rGmiidc Correspondent bes
&urper posn. beridtet, befanb ii9 unter
ben SabIrei9en o ei9enfen, wel9e bic
beuti9en Bilser am 10. SUM benz 9 q y It
iiberrei9ten, aud elm t%oitbarer Ysipermans
tel, uel9en bic &Onisin amalie pom
Sa9en nit eisener Sanb aus ibrem
Srautfleioe sefertist bat.
Scr in Senti6lano ribmli6it befannte
Ssiuitenpater g. 5aBla9er lit am 5. bs.
Wats. 9(bsnbs IL llbr, i'm YrofeBbauie Der
@eieai3aft Seiu gu Yaris seitorben.
Ser @riBbii6si psn Puien, 9ic. Sas
nis,epsfi, lit in Der @eri9tsusrban6Iung
pom 8. Suli freiseipro9sn woroen. Be-
tanntli9 banoelte es ii9 nm Die grtbeilung
elmer Sispens /; als 3euse mar Der official
uno Ocean aus 3ippnow bel Oeuti9s
Srone, 0risfe, uorgelaoeu.
Sie fatbnlii6r ~ilnibrriitat eGprm prds
%ientirt 607 Ganoioaten, Die i6r grameu fir
Die afabemii9en @raoe Su MAIDEN beabz
ii9ti9en. Sent bat uur 1919 un6 2ittiG
293 Ganbioaten eini9reibeu laien. 90
iino Die beiben Staatss llniueriitdten, bic
bas 9anS i9refli9es @elO ~foiten, guiana
men mod ni9t einmal i'm Stanoe 10 uicle
Ganoibaten aussubilSen ais Die fatbolil9e
BON gutrn @aben unterbuItene 20uener
So9I@ule auein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-01

Son bieien l52 llniueriitateu %eriitiren
beute nod 1l2. Die sesenpdrtis bette;
benben llniueriitdten uertbeilen ii9 auf bic
Einselnsn &eide folsenbermaben. 0euti6s
anb bat 81, Seiterrei9 Z, Die S9weiS 3,
ytalien 10, bic Nieberlanbe 3, Velsien 4,
ISranfrei9 10, Spanien 10, Sortasal l,
bas Sritii9e 0tei9 10, Oauemarc l, S6wes
ben unb Norwesen 8, &uBlanO s, @rie.
)benlanb 2, bas Ssmamii@e &ei6 l.
QaIIem Sis mid bieier 3uiammeniteQuns
bulge @nsaben iiber bic llnipsriitdt garis
M adten Sabrsebnt bes sw0Iften Sabrbuns
berts anreiben. Sd entnebme bieie S6ils
beruns benz trefii3en 8erte: @ei9i9te
|eapit SnnOeenS Ses 0ritten bnrd ST.
Durter.
vSei ieiner (SnnOeenSensl eiebe fiji
kDMeni9aftsn, BET ieiner @dtans DO,
|Manmern, wsl@e bieielbe pfesten u. for
ertem, Bel isiuem 8eitreben iene gu bebsn,
bieie al ebrsn, blisb er AUDI Der 9o@i@uls
bon 8arts, auf wsl@er er ben @ranb 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-01
Air6liar usaigkeitfa.
Sniano.

6Garaftrrijtii6 I! 90 LANCE Der peutide,
rSnii9 tatbolii9e GentraIperein, beiieu
MitslieberSabl ii3 auf etpa so, 600 ~ beut:
i9e tatbolii6eS irser bieier9fepubIit belduft.
ni9t enti9ieben SteIuns senommen bate
auf elmer aasseipro9enen fatbolii9enSafis,
isnorirte man benielben. Ssitosm abel
Sieie ~sroBartise Union auf Der Connection
tn Cincinnati anb auf Der beuerisen @ene'
ralperiammluns in YbilaSelpbia mutbis u.
enti@ieben Tarbe befannt bat, bei9aftiseu
ii4 aue v%ireiiinnisen" uno vliberalen"
galtarorsane NIT bemielben. Selblt bic
30. u. ~, wel@e iiSsit in YbilaSelpbia
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-01
q efsi(&-SnxemBnrs

Meiiancp ma4t cine slnIeibe pOn
so, 900 6rs.
ais am 2. Suli Der Yriuatbater 9eins
The New York herald., 1876-12-22

c Lea, Edwin NJ. Lewis, Joseph Patterson, FRANKLIN
b. Gowen and many other prominent citizens OF Phil
adciphia. irrespective OF political affiliations.
has been forwarded 10 tho members OF the
Senate and House o, Representatives at
Washington, rccirng that. IN tho belief Of
the petitioners, the citizens OF tho United States
almost unanimous In the demand that the questions
arising from the late Presidential election shall be
Dealt with 10 spirit predetermined to harmonize
fictug views, irrespective OF the defeat OF
individual candidates Any other course involves
peril to the very structure OF our government,
which thoughtful man can contcm-
plato without dread. A partisan contest in
Congress resulting IN tho proclamation OF President
without the acquicsccDce OF both houses would de-
slroy the confidence OF the people the justice oil
decision adopted would weaken their respect ter the
forms OF law and impair their tath IN the adequacy OF
the constitution to preserve substantial justice between
contending parties. The consequence OF such action
could fail 10 be dcporable the country and ruin
to the party which might achieve ten porary tri
umph.
The petition concludes as follows :--"Thc under
signed therefore, confidently hope that your honor
able hoiies Will earnestly consider some mode of
reaching decision OF the pending questions that
Will satisfy the consccnces OF the country
They feel assured that when Senator's ana
Representatives OF the United States called
upon 10 exercise judicial powers fraught with consc
qucnces they will brrg TO the discharge
OF their high functions spirit OF fairness and impair
tality that will result In virtual unanimty OF judg
ment result SO reached, whatever Il may be, will
unquestonably command the willing acquicscencc Of
O whole natiOn.D
The New York herald., 1876-12-22
JERSEY BULL-DOZERS.
DESPERATE ATTEAPT TO CAPTURE TIN
LEGISLATURE.


LEGISLATURE.
Tho adjourned meeting OF democratic Senators Of
New Jersey was held in tho Merchants' Hotel Cort-
iandt street, yesterday Seven wero present
During their deliberations John y. Murphy, Of
Trenton, OF the republican managers. made
his appearance At the samc timo ex-senator
Wiley, Asscmbyman John Egan, Captain Gill.
Judge Rankin, judge Green, OF Elizabeth,
Alderman Sheridan aud other prominent poli-
ticians entered. Mr.. Murphy came 70 watch the
movements Of the democrats, and he ncautiousy re-
vcaicd the luturc movements Of The republicans Two
programmes have been arranged ia this fashion. John
Y. Foster, author ot tbs potent iactor letter 10
Blame and Clerk OF the last House OF Assembly, will
his once. Whom the name OF Mr.. Powers, democrat.
OF Mercer, is called Mr. Foster viii refuse TO swear
him the ground that his seat Is contested. This
action Will give the republicans majority Of aud
they will accordingly control The organization OF the
House. the Committee Elections will havo repub-
majority In consequence, and II Is pretty certain
that event that Powers Will be unseated Then fol-
lows a republican United States Senator.
Tho other programme Of tho republicans ID in this
shapc:-Mr Rabe, OF Hoboken being certain 10
the democratic nomination for Speaker. Tho
republicans ,a WI. dominate ,,.e On The event
Mr. Bergen, democrat. ofSomcrset county, who most
determined To obtain tho position This would succeed.
and would give the ccrkshp to John Y. Foster. who
coDtesscdly the abcs republican pulier In this
muddIe. Mr. Murphy Is anxious 30 receive tho lions
Of the state printing hence his great
In the contest.
The latest democratic slate for the organization of
the House is:--Mr. Scovc. oil Camden, (rcp.l for
Speaker; Mr. Austin n. Patterson, tdem) Clerk TIE
other Offices are 70 be equally divided
The New York herald., 1876-12-22
LOUISIANA.


YESTERDAYS PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE IN
vEsr1GArING coMMITTEE-scExEs AT THE
ELECTION IN ouAcHITA PARIsH-THE sHEn-
IRIS STORY.
New ORLEANS. Dec. 81, 1876.
When the Senate investigating committee met to-
day an effort made by Senator Mcdonald TO havo
the members Of tho Returning Board subpnnaet, nc-
tion on which, however, was finally postponed by the
committee until tomorrow.
The question oil taxing the deposition of Eliza
Pnkston was discussed for time and finally post
poncd until tomorrow.
The counsel for the republican side stated that they
had some forty-two Witnesses to testify regard
to Ouachita parish.
rho democratic counsel stated that IL would bo i'm
possible havo their here before next Tues
day. as they had mislcd regard to which parish
would be taken up and had subpnnacd their witnesses
from East Baton Rouge first.
WITNESSES.
The republican counsel stated that tho whole mum
Der OF witnesses from al parishes would reach 600
senator salisbury thought II best to have UNDER
standing present in reference to liking limit tho
inquiry, 500 witnesses either side would con.
sumo all tho time until the 1st Of March.
The CHArRMAS-l have thought that the mass OF evi.
dcncc might be abridged by counsel either side agree
ing far as possible, TO accept the testimony before
tho Returning Board without either side being ex-
pcccd TO develop further testimony from those wit
ncsses.
lengthy discussion cnsued in regard TO the best
OF reaching tho Object aimed at viz. Whether
not there full, Tree and fair election in the
contested parishes. II the general opinion that
this could bost DO secured by examining and com
pcng the parishes separately, aud thai respective
counsel might silt the testimony Of their wit
and leave out all except the most
important testimony, and thus avoid much labor and
OF time AS appears, from the tabuatcd state
furnished by the Returning Board, that polls
have been rejected twenty-five parishes tho labor
necessary determine tho fairness OF tho election in
these alone would DO great 1t finally agreed
to proceed with 0uachita parish.
A PEAcEABLE ELECTIoH--ALL on oxE SIDE
James Gallagher, aged afiy-nvc years, S=.s-s at
The New York herald., 1876-12-22
PENNSYLVANIA.

PROMINENT CITIZENS OF PHILADELPHIA ME-
MoRrAL1zE CONGRESS ON THE PRESIDENTIAL
DrFFIcuLrY-A pEAcEABLE SETTLEMENT DE-
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. q, 1875.
petition, signed by Johnwolsh, Al Drcxel Henry
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-10-14
HUMOROUS.

1t was George ID. Prentice who de-
clined 10 discuss the question OF woman
suffrage because he had considered
woman, from the creation, as a side is
eue.
"A c0lOred minister, wishing 30 no
tify his congregation that the Sunday
afternoon services would be discontinue
ed, said . Hereafter In the afternoon
there will be no preaching in the after.
noon hereafter"
The first time JerrOld saw a cele,
brated song writer, the latter said to
him, :" YOungster, have you sufficient
confidence in me to lend me a guinea?"
Oh, yes," said JeriOld, f" I've all the
confidence, but haven't the guinea
Adaborer OF Hibcrnian extraction
was not long since lamenting the hard
times and drawing for contrast a
bright picture Of his home IN the old
country. +" All, said he, finally, "av
was only back again in my fathers
pallis." A jolly fellOw-w workman
'squlnted his eye aud replied, " Shure,
an'iav ye wore there ye moight shtau'
an the groun' an reach your han down
the chimney an open the door ay it,"
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-10-14
NEW USE FOR A BUSTLE.

Celia LoRan's Cor. San Francisco Cali.
Calling on a friend the other day
found her engaged in making u large
bag. OF course linen, ham-shaped,
" What's that ?" J asked. I" It's to
hold my baggage" she said " l'm
going to the Centennial" " v hat u
queer thing to hold baggage why don't
you carry trunk ?" "Oh, its not
worth while f; I'm only going to be gone
two or three days, aud AS | don't want
to be bothered to carry even hand
bag, shall put all my baggage on my
back" How? Idon't understand"
"There, it's done now, "she said shak>
ing it out. g Wait and see me pack
up" She began by putting into tie
oIdly-shaped bag toilet necessaries,
comb, face powder, hairpins, bottle of
perfume and handkerchiefs, etc, until
it was packed tight, and Was just the
size of an ordinary ham, only the neck
was long enough to reach from the
waist to below the end Of the knee. She
put on this pack instead OF a hustle.
BustleS, l must tell you, In this city, y,are
worn very large below the knee. with
very little rise al the waist, hence the
enormous neck. My friend then took
a tape,and strung on it one nightgOwn,
ONE ahem ! one ditto for the lower
Pxtremities, and two pairs OF stockings;
then she tied over the bag, put on her
skirts and dressed, and behold she had
fashionable hustle of usual size, con-
tanning all she had needed for two or
three days at the Centennial What
fearful weight to carry ~ exclaim-
ed, f''and ii you should get an unlucky
jolt or knock, the bottle Of scent will be
emptied over your heels, and the pins
he jammed intO your ankles % It's
not much heavier than an ordinary bus
tie, and don I wObOle, which is an ad.
vantage, aud Ms for getting things bro
keD,a little care Will avoid that. Ia, Ia;
~ od In the 2 O'Clock train" Aud yei
n.en say that women can never travel
without a dozen parcels and several
trunks. My friend carried nothing in
her hand but sun umbrella, which Is
very light marching order indeed.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-10-14
Only KseEReday : EHarda TiHRRes,
Change Your Surroundings.


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IN
and
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Of
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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-10-14
PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH.
Bonnashtt ttle, 90. l4th, l476.

LEABER DRUCKER, - DEAR SIR.-
We g'saut dea lecht Woch, won ich
my geld coliecta con don dank ich gay
ich un dea Betz amole noch rildelfy, far
dar MIR. Sondoniel zu snna, un gadank
farnluteich deer the particulars zu Qeva
won lch zurick kun, don sut can mench
fsla my brief zu lasa, ar wart faricht
a bissel long 81 ovvcr mar cons net on
ichder expecta wons so orrick Is We dea
lite sawa, un vile ich don gadank deer
en- longer brief zu schriva SO will ich
dan do kortz mocha. lch will deer
amole so a glsny histry geva fun mime
mork VISIT. We's worr, ich TN de Betz
hen do on Mondog muryah free, ebhel,
bera. Zivla, redich, reva, un nOch onner
soch uf galoda un sin niver in Biffias
Vile gonga, un ich muss sawa dos ich
shlecht g satisfied wor, far ucht dank
draw we ich in dea schtOt kumma hin,
hen dea krutLicna hOlbveXicha huVa uls
g'saut lch sut my jacket Euner Zeah,
well ich hob en- als nunuer gaZOwah
ola mole dos sea g'saut hen, un we ich
hame kumma bin hob ich gagucked don
hob icli 80 gawis dos olles my shaner
blower jacket oil tarrissa kot NIT mime
hummer zeah. Now des is can wag, rs is
miner sail wons net zu Orrick is, un
des is ucht gahunk, de lite suta be, ser
wissa, un mon We ich reepecta, now
ich date dich adyisa Mr.. Drucker, dos
du sutcht's ehole publisha in dea "AD.
voCATE" dos dea lite cara kinner besser
zeach sutta, dos sea olta lite nit freeda
lussa sutts won Sc ebbes uf dar mariick
bringah, ,un dana shtot lite CUTE VOLTA.
-" Es is amole mon zum Low.er
cumma farm advise no hat az cen
ga a'frOked war cen g'shicked het no hut
ar g'saut dos ar het dar Judge g'froked
I'M ar het g'saut ar sut zum divel ga.
No Is ar rum lowyer."
En- CUTE gawissa is en- CUTE koppa-
kisss.
"A kint muss groddle bliss es larnt
laufa.
-Olla lite sutta arsht unnich era
achna dara dar dreck week kara, before
So Onra erar week kara.
So we ich g'saut hob we ich ofongf
hob schrivs, ich will dan brief kOrti
naucha, far ich gadauk noch FildelfI
zu 60 (providing ich con my geld col
lecta,) no gadank ich deer en- lQnge
b,ief zu schrlva, s'nacht mole. So will
ich shliesa far des mole, un noch sawal
dos dea Betz 'sund is un lust dich greasa
providing du tincht di achner speck.
Yours truly,
HANS KoNNAMAUCHER.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-10-14
A. SEYMOUR, M. ID.

' ~ HE hWOUteI NH' hUss
". DRUG STORE. N. w corner THlR-
is more than usually suecessful IA the tfeatniont
Of Blood SkIu and Urinary Affections diseases
ariAing through nmprudence or carly indiecrae
ti0ns, or where the parties an oted do not care
20 apply 60 Iheir regular physician. ChspRea
moderate. Two,thirda Of the Doctors patiehts
have employed ninl. solely through the recon.
mendatiOn Of otherH 9Nf ? tuly Ayi
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-10-14
PEX & HON,

HOGS, ut the LOWEST MARKET PRIcEs.
orders solicited. and Hogs delivered on sAsrs
notlce. YARD and OFFICE. Opposite the
" Northwestern House." BANK sTREET,
LkHIGHToN. Penn's.
Jan i5tf nI REX a HON.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-10-14

WANTED tho business men 20 know thar thsy
can got JOB PRINTING done cheaper at
CARBON ADVOCATE ONCE than At any othoe
placn in she county. lFJns. 0iH
WANTED, exerybody 10 know thai elo0 cash
wDlpay years subscription toT the CAR
H0N ADVOOATE. -fith'AtiN ulH r'
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-08-31
least in part to less acute sense of phys.

least in part to less acute sense of phys.
ical pain than is the characteristic of peo-
Piles living under less primitive conditions.
God knows it is good thing for them if
this is so, for there is small appliance for
mitigating the anguish or promoting the
recovery of the Servian wounded. have
seen nothing used for the cleansing and
dressing of wounds but a jet of cold water,
a tuft of lint, oftener of common tow, and
an insufficient bandage. Splints are made
as they are wanted Of bit of bark, or the
lid of box. There is no chloroform, and
there are no hospital comforts. saw a
man with smashed elbow, whose ban
daging was in an indescribably loathsome
state, get out of wagon, enter a public
house, buy for himself some bread and
wine, and consume the same ON a settee
outside, with serene indifference to the
condition which, am bound to state, was
shared by those about him.
"But this indifference, personal and
general as it is, cannot wholly cope with
the memorable conditions which Nature
enforces. Hospital gangrene follows
swift on neglected wounds, and the man
who survives hospital gan creme, even if
he be a Servian, is exceptionally fortu.
nate. In the hospitals here-if you can
apply such name to the places in which
the wounded are littered-there are gan
creme wards which, although the drain
of death is steady, are nevertheless always
fulln