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The New York herald., 1876-12-17

ADJUSTABLE TAnLE adjusted to any height and
folded compacty. For cutting. basting. writing. gamcs
children, invalds. &c. LAMBIE SARGENT, 703 Broad
The New York herald., 1876-12-17

Is unquestionably the greatest success of the day
Makes the only true locks til ch in tho world.
Any person sit and do tho beautiful worl
right off with ease and pleasure. making
seams entirely secure.
The New York herald., 1876-12-17

AsToR HOUSE SHOE sTORE.-FINESr SHOE!
CATERS, 81; Dress Shoes S3 STERN, Barclay Il.
The New York herald., 1876-12-17

A AT EODDiN TONS CATHOLIC hook srOnE--
"A .catnolic bibles and Prayer books approved w. ~.
Eincncc Cardinal McCioskey Lives OF the Saints. &c "
Dsvticns TO the sacreo Heart Jesus the ver{ ksy
Father Preston, v. o. elegantly bound. The Battle
Fields Of Ireland" BY Professor John Boyle ~ SO youshs
and cnildrens Books In great variety Albums. Cruchxs
The New York herald., 1876-12-17

POMEROY'S TRUsSES ARE BY FAR THE BEST
In use ask your ply ysican. -
The New York herald., 1876-12-17

MUSIC AND MUSIC BOOKS FOR HOLIDAY
Gifts. BOOSEY 4 CO. 81 East 18th ST.
The New York herald., 1876-12-17

A-KALDEN BERG'S MEERSCHAUM STORES ARE
nj III tuon No. As;or House and OF ohm
and Nassau MKrR>cHAuM Pipes, CIGAR HOLDERS, AM
sER BE Ivory ,;oops &c
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-28
Sete.bessMorts Sudidulef fir SiinaIiuoe.


Rod elm Mcnat, unb bic 5ete.tes.M crts
5cGi&ule besinnt ibrtn 3. Winter : 8urius.-
Wabrene rsr far,en 3eit ibrss 8sfebens bat IiG
bieie Innalt ;ablrsite Grsunbe errorbsn BON
Hat unb tern uno bcfen mir, hab bas neue
Shuliabr ibr niGt nur bic fribsren Greunee er.
baltsn, icnrsrn aud nsus @Snner suflbren
mSse.
Die, pGbrenb BEN GURUS scrsunebmsnten
9ebraesenifdnbe tleibsu Der Sauptiade nod bic.
iclben, mic tpGbrtnb ban sorbsraebeneen Sabrsn,
ndmlid /: 3een une S1rciben (Isutlh unb
Gralii6) &ednen. Geo To pbie, 0eiaihte,
Geiang tann aud pinears3 eitnrn fur jsne,
bic es plniten unp miilsn eesbalb tie getref.
fenben ib nit &sieseus II |. m. Ssrieten.
I'm Cd Iler, aud ben untsmitteltsn 81 ermps'
li&en, f6 Der TCrtbsiIs bisisr Anlfalt ibsilbaft
~ MAIDEN, baten mir eas SbnlgeiD fur ben
sansen Rurius g @snatc) aui bios 3ebn
Dollars geacIt.
Sene, bic ss Sersiebsr, aof unb ecsis In Der
Gnialt ieltff su b~esisben, mDaen i6 bel 3siten
anmelrsn, ea nur cine beltrdnfte Nn;abl anse'
npmnsn trsreen iSnnsn. Atsr aud bic, trslhe
Is pprsisben, tn priSat. SGuisrn llnterfcmmsn
~ iudsn, rnSssn iib tieierbalb an ans tpsnten,
ineem mir sS uns iur @ufsabe MAIDEN, bic BE-
trsHsnpsn in suten 8amiltn Al a~nntbmbaren
Septn9un9en unter3ubrin9en
Nnmsleun9en aerelire man an
Rev. 5. ". Slamutarg pter
Sobn u. &onb.
gus Ct. Dpnatus, Sadicn Co., Sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-28
8ei6na6tsaeCGenGe.

9err gsnra6 gsder, SO. $50 Maiu.
Sirase, bot bic sr6Bte auspabI pon Weib.
radts: unb Neuiabrs:@ ef6enten in ben
Stabt unb psrfauft gu e%rfaunIi4 biaisen
greiien.
Man fnbet SaieIbft aIIe mSs!iden Spiel.
waaren pom Yuppentopfe bis gum Sdau.
tslpferbe, Blumenuaien unb SeIssmaIoe,
Sdmndia6en alter Dirt, Wuftinftrumsnte
peri9iebener @attuns J. .. 5~armonitas,
Meroroeons, @uttaren unb 9iolinen &C.,
terner nnterbaItunsss, grbauunssz unb
Sebetbl9er, &aIember, &oienfrdn5e, Sci.
liSenbtlber, Statuen, &irden. Ornamente
ino Yaramente II. Sauienb anbere Sahen
Die bag @use srsOsen, bic bier gu nenaea,
su peildui9 wdren.
User biuis taufen MIL, taufe BEL Germ
=. Dsder, No. $50 WainsS traBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-28

9onuer flag mietbete albuotat Wtc
gfultp Bfero unb 0usen i'm @aibinston
Seibifaae II. fubr nit einem 6reunoe fiaf
MelIen Dor bic Stabt, me lie ausitisssn II.
bas Yferb anbanben. Sci ibrer &idtebr
gfero unb Basen fort. Oa man
ba3te bas Bfero bate iid Iosseriisn II.
lei mad Dubuque, sins Wc giuItp uno isin
8esIeiter gu SUB surid. Do9 Bel ibrer
antunft fanben file weber Gfsrb nod 8a,
gen unb I'M Staue wuBte man ni9ts bapon.
Da man u mutbmaBte Der Saul iei ses
ifoblen, 10 madte man fid sur Serfolsuns
bes Oiebss auf, fano AUDI enoIid bas 9es
ipunn unb ba man slnbaItspuntte bate,
bab elm In Der @adbari9aft Iebenber libel
beIeumbeter Mann &on unb @asen loss
sebunben, 10 uarb er feitsenommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-28
~ 10 a."

@ir MAIDEN uniere 2eier barauf aufmerts
fam, baB mir unter benz Gitel Soma,
Elm awsitss tutboIii@es glatt pubIisiren,
bas i9 bsreits zines suten 9eiertreiies er'
freut. Die Soma, bic Donneri tags
erideint, entbebrt natdrIid Der ipesifi4
eursmbursiiden Radridten unb bat baflr
anbsrn 9eieffofi, mas fe fir einen sr6bsre,
esiertrsis seetsnet maat. @ir bitten uns
iere asenten unb 2eier, bic bieies gIatt
usrbrsitsn belfsn wolen, uns es wiien su
laisn, mir isnben ibnen 8robenummern
gum sustbeilen unb iino bersit iie fir ibre
Ribe gu enti9dbisen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-28
Gus

1tnrubiee une frdnflibs 6inber
fSnnsn sslunb unp farf ssn,a&t ipsrbsn, psnn
man itrsn Rasen unp ibrs @ssarms nit Cato.
ria reaulirt.
Gs mirft better ale &ieinus. Del unt nimmt
66 70 lsi&t ME Sonis. @esen Wintfolif, iau.
r.n Nasen' @irmr unp gsrtopfun9 sisbt es
aiGts SsTsrss as GaiOria.
Warum ipolt 9br an Nbcumatis=
mus, gsrrsnfunssn, @rlsnffsifbsit, @si6wul-
ten, S%ranrpanssn, @rinp pbrr &idsni6pa6s
lsresn, ba bas @sntaur. Eminent T6sre Ssiluns
rewirtt. gisls artifsI linpsrn bis ,u sinsm &c.
wiIsn grab: ben S&merl has Gsntaur Sini
ment absr bciit. Das wsibs Eminent III fur
Nsni9sn, bus ssbe Eminent fir Sbisre.- 27S
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-28
$taot 4 Nmeeeeno.
d m n.

Bel Dur5idt ~uniersr Bidder isben mir,
bab uniers &idlfdnbe cine aubersep0bnIi9
srobe Summe betrasen. % aber cine
Seihns obne Sorausbeaabluns nidt wobl
eriFiren tann, ba ie @aes: 9apier, Dir
beitsIobn, goifselb uiw. baur erIesen muB,
nile uniere 8eriu9e, bic 9eier aur goraus:
~besabIuns gu bewesen, febIseidlasen iino,
70 miifen mir uieber gu Dem uns nidt grade
ansenebmen Mittel Der Yrdmien 3urids
sreifen, bas mir swei Sabre lang fallen ses
Iafjea battsn, biss I'm 10 mebr, ba mir bic
anberen fatboIii6sn gIdtter ni6t bepesen
fennten, bas prdmienipitem aufseben.
Wir tbeilen unisrn 9eiern aIio bierbur9
mit, baB mir alien benen, bic bis gu Nens
iabr:
l.)aIIe ibrs Ritfanbe EN- t.
Iidten unb
2.) Elm Sabr ibr gIattim Sors
aus beaabIen bic auswabl unter fol-
senbsn id6nen Yrdmien ssben:
~ auii6t Der stapt Sionosn ;
q anii6t bes @cri6crtBalrs
81 Grinnernnsen an 9urcmburg obsr
end cine Der friberen Yrdmien:
~ &arte oes 9~nyembnrgrr 2anoss;
3D. aniidt Der StaSt 9urcmbnrs;
g. Oas8u9: Sas Surrmburscr
9aub feline @ef6i6te mnb elm
8ewObner, iein Sanbel iein
@anbeI.
Sir uufsesosene &arten finb so Gents
ertra einSuienoen.
Sect bat isber bic @abI, iu@e jeber iid
aus, mas er MIL, ienbe iein @eIb unb
idrsibe senau, mos er piini6t, mir werben
ibm Sunn has getrefienbe ienben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-28
Sisbs DR.. 9anssl's gnssiss an anbsrsr Stsal

Scr Wetrrpclitan 3eibffaa In Ser
NGbs bes @tbsnGums, friber BON Deder uni
5assr, jsst &ateliT uno Gibbs setaiten, il mi
si1r Ausrabl uortrefaiter 8utiten unb Bug
siss, iowie ben bsisn Yferben perieben. Wel
eiGe Spasierfabrt ma&en, cter binaus in BIZ
@esens fabren min. iOa bort feline Srser bintsy'
laier.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-28
AGsemeiue 2%seifimmnna in allen

S4i6ten Der @eieaiduft finbet folsenber
Bani4 bes 9errn Sobn SswaIb, &ofe.
pia, Sacramento, Gal. = OF. auqut
&Ini9's 9amburser Sropten
babsn mir wie meinem B~artner unb einissn
meiner Radbam wunberbare Ollie selei
ifet, wOfiir mir uniern uerbinOliden Oant
auSfpre4en. 8ir bpffen unb piniden,
bab bic wertbuoIen Samburser s a.
Mile nsM esisinen auf Der sanSen
Belt gum 8obl Der ieiben6en Msnidbeit
perbrettet merben mSQen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-28

Die Sarmer brinsem iest i9on uiel &C.:
i4Ia4tetes gieb gu Marft, Defenders
pitI &inbpieb. au@ siemIi9 seidIadtete
S9psine wurbsn Ieete ISOLDE sussfibrt
uno gum Yreiie Don Sc bis $500 per
9unSert p%erfauft. Ood baIten bic meiiten
6armer nod NIT S6la9ten 3urid, ba iie
bObere Preiie erwurten, wofir quite 9us.
li4teH porJanben iinb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-28

Der Samifie Saiier an Der 3wOIiten
d Sadion StraBe wurbe Qeinwanb u. /.
no, bic BET Na9t gum Erodnen aufseban:
gen mar, seitoblen. Wtan fennt bic Oiebe,
wie es i3eint. usE
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-28
annff ihr M,intermnnren neht III Snmes

&anft ibr 8interpaaren, sebt gu Sames
9spp in Den MarnorOrpsoOos : YaIuit on
Der @de Der Z. unb Wainitrase. 9eup bat
elm completes Eager uaer Wauren, tduft
baar elm, nimmt feline Yrofite, u~erfduft
bilis unb bsbanbelt feline &unoen gut.
Sebst eu6 be Waaren an, bas foitet ni1ts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-28

pref Sa6re iunote &idter @iIion elm
Subiect, oas Oes ansriiIs NIT abiidt
Der Sdanoun9 iiberfibrt wuroe, mad Dina:
moia in's StaatssefGnsniB. Seine -Ni:
mute gu piel!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-28
2Ia@t Cure &ef@dftsanseisen fir
Weibna9ten fertis. Die 3sit ridt an.
Ait oeu eimfa6ten MitteIm bic srSB.

gait oem einfa6 fen Mitteln bic sr0B.
ten @irfunsen gu e~rSieIen, 3eit unb @elb
gu eriparsn, finb bic gsbinsunsen .bes grs
foIses, bas III aud bic llria6e, warum0 Or.
albert gonrabi's &ussburser
Eropfen itets iesrei4 in Der Goncurren;
nit unbern dbnliden SsiImitteln seweien
iinb, unb bic Radfrase mad ibaea tdsIid
itetst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-28

Am Samfas brannts an NaibinstOn
StraBe @ottlieb @iebmann's Staq ab.
Die llria6e bes Seuers 1T ni9t betannt.
8erluft SIS. Seine gerfi6erung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-28

Or. @niafep MID bic 8abl bes 6ries
oensridtcrs Guntiuon seridtIi4 beitreitsn,
auf ben @runb bin, buB in Der 4. uno S.
8arb Stimmsn fir g. Scanlan ubses
seben werben iein iolsn, bic GaniillOn Sus
ae;6blt purben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-28

&bcumatiiGc S9m.r,cn wsroen sebeilt
nit DR.. 6ttler's &beumatic &emeop.
@aranttrt &beumatismus, Neural:
sia, II. abnIi6e &rantbettenfi fiber
ju beilea. Sei alien Npotbetern gu baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-28

2s0(e 2sn6en fanoeu einen @efaaen
baran bic &inbe elmer anSabI !3uderaburn.
baume ab5uidalen. Wenn bic Burden
10 pisl 6reuoe III Der 3eritOmns babsn,
parum uerri6ten ie iolde Gbateu ni9t bel
Tag, ltatt in f~iniierer Na6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-28

Sm Der Staot sins lests ISOLDE cine
frau betteln, Der bas @elb Iieber mar, ais
elm 9aib Sroo. SIN Der @o9e bate iie
elm Stride. SOnntass mar ie grade wie cine
&srse. 60 wirb Die HANDKERCHIEF wObI:
tbatiser Meniden mibbrau9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-28

2surts 2sta(6ine gum Sdneiben pOn
SdinbeIn, bic cine .9rdmie auf Der 8elts
ausiieIuns erbisIt, lit an einen GAMBLER
6olsbdnbler p~erfauft worben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-28

SEER 2Inlraop, elmer Der alien ans
Tsb[sr Dor Dubuque, bat lette @c6e bas
3eitIi1e ssiesnst. Gr fam bereits 1884
Der uno wo6nte ieit Der 3eit in Dubuque.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-28

Is tpnroe leete ISOLDE Elm Wann BEL.
geitedt, neil sr perborbsnes Sleii9 per;
%taufte. Sb er aber seitraft pirb, bus lit
cine anbere 6rase. @ir slauben nidt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-28

Steuern:

gertbeiIt weroen bic @eIber, pie folst:
Gounip Steusrn S45.25t 90
Staats Steuern 22,620 "a
Srrenteuu 5.6O5 AZ
Nrmenleue 1856 63
@ouniY S1ulfeun 1870 AZ
Spejialiare 1870 AZ
Bridenfteuer 1881 q
Stsusr gum unterbalt Der eebrer u. 45,485 80
/" ~ oSbulbauir 1907 o6
Selpnbers Auss lbtn fur bic SHulsn
(School contingent tax 23.6OO 63
WeasseltH 3ftS az
acpfsslrer Poll taxi 3,767 w
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-28

2Sir oaulen Dem r9toroitern" BON ga
g,ohs fur feline freunbna9barIi3en 9es
fible. Seine gerna&ldiiisuns u~nierer
bat uns unb aud ben suten giirsern pOn
Ga GrOfe 9eib setban, bat ct uns aae
bod bes gsrsnisens beraubt, iid auf feline
Soften su amiiliren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-28

am 20. tritt Elm neues &eslement in
getreff bes slbsanss unb Der Mntuft Der
giienbabnSise in &raft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-28
Gin sewiGer 0'SaGoran,

Gin sepiGer @'&airoran, priseIte
an IA. Strabe einsn &ripp,I s. s.. Mat.
cali, Der &e6enunterri4t ertbsiIte, unb
psriudte, pie mstcalf iust, ibm ebenfauS
gu bsrauben. Die @sididt tie 1T nod ct.
mas Suntsl, bod wabr9einIi9 sebt 81
9alIoran ms God.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-28

Sofsenoes 1T Elm slussus aus ben
Steuerbi9ern BON Dubuque So. fir 1875,
wie fie pom gountp slubitor benz S9ab.
meiiter Ibsrseben porben iinb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-28
So ara trie6en Die 2su6en bas

S9littenfubren in SuIien auenue, baB cine
DOn absr breibunbert Mann unter3ei9nete
8ittfdrift IN ben Stabtratb seianbt wiro,
am has Sdlittenfabren in jenem iteiIsn
Berse Su perbietea.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-28

Sn Gentrafia wuroe SOnntus cine neue
@Iode fir bic &ir9e bur@ bo6p. Slater
Sobannss pom ct. Marien einssiesnet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-28

6 If ni9t ma6r, baB Surt, Der Die
NousItp 9rDn WOrfs bier bstreibt, uieIe lei:
ner arbeiter entla1en bat. I'm 10 bsHerl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-28
$50 ut Gmil Sertert :?

@ttdrtia aus Cid. % Sabre ait, felt AZ Sabrsn In amri.
IA n '872-73 mar ltne aertHt aatlrn. y. o.. IN 1873
IA @ifaeer. glapten 10 Sora. gDe Rdbses ibtr 6rn.
6uisri rss. mcgee &c an bic Rsbastion einIenesu. eami' 20
Der 6lmi.te m%iisstbeilI pereen Inn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-28
6simbt.

Gs IN WtIsin 70 spbsrti 'ribn @sssn In Gre.
ptnmahe. Wan plnldt "a ne NereHs wtssn arb 6aftsan.
&c ~sssnbslisn an fsnntn. Wan itnes bislebs an bic Mtbat.
Iisn etsS ylattts cher an 8srrn Rs. SaHes In gasssss. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-28
Muscdti1,e.

clearinghouse f~rancais. Bien tenu par
DENIS JORDON, Wis a Wis du Steamboat Lam
ding ct de La care du chemin de fer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-28
Stpre ~ %perfamfem!

Gin gut tinaeridtetsr, rctl nit aunsf6aft ~srtttsnn
Stprt ftbt Al ~ssrtaufn. eisktabr tsuntn nabsrs gustunft
In Der Sffsin ktefes glattes otalttn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-28

S6atmeiaer 2Siaiams 1T fertis, um
bic Stsuern einsufammeln.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-28
WepsYOrt Marftberi9t.

NepsDOrt Warftberi&t.
(gsr 1eltsrapD. Nop. Is. 1876.
Webl-$5.4 40 bis $40.
WeiSen. WiIpautee, SO. Q, $I.32
Safer-33 bis 4S 9ts.
WeIdforn-sem. weffI. SIG bis 60
S9weine 4-$l6 s7t
@oIb in Neu Yort 81. 1Ot.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-28
a aentur

fir bic 8 srSstta Sampf4tHs. ssmpasuittH mad earrea
9dslihs nbfabrt.
S~amturs- @Rsrifanii&s Clinic is Dampftr,
Rore. TtutiGsr 9lsye, Bremen is Damrfez.
Gunarp einis. 9iperpppI ". antpsr. f6 Dampftr.
&se Star Cine 8 Dampftr.
Die qdufenbt ssn yaHastnsn, bic Id IN ben ltsttn IS
Sabrtn auf eistn DampfsrR berrlttr unh binaber fptttri
BABE, Fnt bic bette GmpfshlIns uue tabtu mir ba5 3utrautx
mstnsr 5rsunss sff&st.
Sn g~erbinouns NIT Sbissm, fieae ID
0e9iel auf ale 9auptftdots @nrcpa's aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-28
Gtfenbabn St6etS

gins srpss auswabl bs btfsn etastsGissnttumS, ND
aud SarmSn uRb pratritdnetrtisn eHe BET mtr fss ~ ees
~sinfisfen Seeinsunsen ~ babeu une eia4t Id itbtn, b1
istn 9slb In gissaibum fdu une Ssrsansrtnsuh auItsu
nil, mtins eifta ~ prafsn.
Sur a~nIssuus srn Gasttalitn phs auf R4uas unb rtsaSs
'gpeft Serge setraseu.
Better Qieue.
, 1876-04-21

HONEY REcIPE.-White or brown
sugar 90 lbs, soft water 6 lbs, pure bees
honey lbs, cream Of tartar so grains,
essence Of roses "a drops. Mix the above
in brass kettle, boil over a charcoal fire
i've minutes, take II off; add the whites
Of two eggs we'll beaten; when almost
cold add two pounds more bees honey.
A pint Of the decOctiOn Of slippery elm,
Of the consistency Of cream, will improve
the honey, if it be added while cooling.
HAN OR TOEeUE TOAsT.-Cut a slice
Of bread rather thick, toast It and butter
IL we'll on both sides. Take a small
quantity Of the remains Of either ham OF
tongue and CRATE it; have ready, chopped
fine, two hard-bOiled eggs, put both meat
and eggs into a stew pan with a little
butter, salt and cayenne, and make il
quite hot, then spread quickly on the
toasted bread, and serve Immediately.
MNcE MEAr.-A pound and half Of
beef-suet, pound and half of apples, a
pound and half Of raisins, a pound and
half Of currants, pound and a half Of
moist sugar, quarter Of a pound Of can
died peel; the juice and grated rind Of
two lemons; one pinch Of salt, and pow.
dered mace, nutmeg, and cinnamon to
taste.
QUEEN OF PUDDEs.-SOak 4 pint ol
bread-crumbs in boiling milk, and the
yOlks Of four eggs, we'll beaten, and sugar
to taste. Bake in a pie-dish; when cold
spread jam over the top, and over that
the whites of four eggs, beaten to a stiff
frOth. with four tablespOOnfuls of white
sugar; put into the oven and bake a very
light brown. Flavor with essence Of
vanilla or lemon.
To PURIFT A SICK ROOM.-If onions
are sliced and kept in a sick room they
will absorb all the atmospheric poison
They should be changed every hour. In
the room Of a smallpox patient they
blister and decompose very rapidly, but
will prevent the spread Of the disease
TheiraPplicatiOn has also proved efectua
in the case Of the snake bites.
, 1876-04-21
Married After Thirty-FOur Years Of
Separation. ~

The Louisville COurier-JOurRdl Of
Tuesday says: A wedding of a very rO-
mantle character occurred in this city
yesterday morning. 1t was the denoue-
ment Of cOurtship thirty-fOur years
agO-a happy consummatiOnO of youthful
love - showing how incurable are the
wounds invisible that loves keen arrows
make.
DIR. Joseph r. Smith, now on a visit
to Louisville, is a wealthy merchant and
influential citizen Of Elyton, Alabama,
When quite a young man he loved a
young lady in another State, and in re-
turn received the most undying assur-
ances of her affection toward him. But
fate intervened. Circumstances Of pc
culiar nature prevented their union, and
after the first pangs of disappointed love
were passed, both were married and went
their separate ways with their COM
panions. A few years later they lost
sight Of each other, but never forgot
their youthful attachment.
The lady married a gentleman named
Fitzpatrick, with whom she moved to
Missouri. A few years ago her husband
uiCui anu dOoul tNO lCdAS aEp III Dhiath
became a widOwer.
A few weeks ago he resolved to take a
trip north in search Of his boyhOod
sweetheart, whose place of residence was
unknown to him. His first stopping
place was Louisville. Arriving here in
the early part of last week he took a
room at Fifth Avenue Hotel, and com
menced looking after some business
among the merchants.
Two days after his arrival, while look
ing over the hotel register, DR.. Smith, to
his great surprise, read the name of Mrs.
- Fitzpatrick from Missouri. He
sought an interview at once, and for the
first time in thirty-fOur years beheld
his old-time sweetheart. The rest Of the
story is of necessity brief and already
anticipated.
At nine o'clock yesterday morning DR..
Smith and Mrs. Fitzpatrick quickly left
the hotel in a hack together and drove
to Chestnut Street Methodist Church,
where they were married in the presence
of few friends, who hAd-gathered there
by invitation Of the groom, Rev. DR..
Lynn, pastor of the church, performing
the ceremony.
, 1876-04-21
An Indian Queen.


Otusso was a descendant of Pontiac,
and at the time Of bis death the last of
his family, and the last war chief Of his
nation remaining on the Maumee river.
His mother was a sort of Indian Queen,
and great grand niece to Pontiac. She
was held in great reverence by the In
dians; SO much so, that at the treaty Of
Maumee in 1917, she then being very old
and wrinkled and bent over with age,
her hair perfectly white, no chief would
sign the treaty until she had. first con-
sented, and made her mark by touching
her fingers to the pen. At that treaty
there were 1000 Indians gathered togeth-
er. When the treaty was all agreed upon,
the head chiefs and warriors sat round
the inner circle, smoking their pipes with
great gravity, and she had place among
them; the remaining Indians, with the
women and children, forming crowd
outside. The chiefs sat on seats built
under the roof Of the council house, which
was open on all sides. The whole as
sembly kept silent. The chiefs bowed
their heads and cast their eyes to the
ground and waited patiently for the old
woman, until she rose, went forward, and
touched the pen to the treaty, after ii had
been read to them in her presence.
, 1876-04-21
The Story of the ouaker's Hat.

The first occasion on which the Quak-
er's hat came publicly and officially into
trouble WOs at the Launceston Assizes iG
the year 1886, before no less a person
than Chief Justice Glynn. "When we
were brought into the court" says Fox,
1--WE stood pretty while with our hats
on, and all was quiet and l was moved to
say, Peace be amongst your why do
you not put your hats Off said the judge to
US. We said nothing. Put off your hats,
said the judge again. Still we said moth
ing. Then said the judge, The court COM
mands you to put off your hats" George
Fox, with amazing simplicity, asked for
some scriptural instance of any magistrate
commanding prisoners to put off their
hats. He next asked to be shown, "either
printed or written, any law of England
that did command such thing Then
the judge grew very angry, and said, ~
do not carry my law books upon my
back" "But," said Fox, "tell me where
it is printed in any statute-book, that /
may read it." The Chief Justice cried
out "PrevaricatOr and ordered the
Quakers to be taken away.
When they were brought before him
again the Chief Justice asked Fox whether
hats were mentioned at all in the Biblei
Yes" sa;d the Quaker, ''in the third of
Daniel, where thou mayst read that the
three children wers cast into the fiery
furnace by Nebuchadnezzar's command
with their coats, their hose and their hats
onp Here was, a proof that even hea-
then king allowed men to wear hats in
his presence. "This plain instance stopped
him." says Fox, $50 he cried again,
Take them away, gaoler;' accordingly
we were taken away and thrust in among
the thieves, where we were kept a great
while"
After nine weeks imprisonment "for
nothing but about their hats" as the
Chief Justice told them, they were again
brought before him, grimly wearing the
offending head-gear. "Take off their
hats" said the judge to the gaoler,
"which he did, " says Fox, "aud gave them
unto us; and we put them on again.
Then the judge began to make great
speech, how he represented to the Lord
Protectors person, and that he had made
him Lord Chief Justice of England" The
Quakers were incorrigible. They were
sent back to prison, but not really so
mnch for the wearing of their hats as for
suspicion that they we're royalist ennis
saries affecting religious singularity in
order to win their way among the ex-
treme Puritans.