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The Portland daily press., 1876-09-19
New York Stock and Money v,rL.


NEW YORK. September 1S-Evening,-Monev w.s
easy to-day at II "a per cent call. Sterling Ex
change dull and heavy at 1921 4s3 for 60 days and
Gold opened at ITO and declined to 1O9 the clos;ro
price: Borrowing rates ranged from 1854 Der cent
per alem TO per cent. per annum. Loans were aIsr
made haf. The clearances at the Gold EXCHANGE
Bank were Sis, 200 000 The custom receipts TO-DAY
were $4O4 900. The Treasury disbursements were
$4o0O on account of interest," 900 for bonds and
lI.4OO In silver coin. Governments steady, State
bonds dull. Railroad bonds fairly active The
directors OF the Rock Island Railroad have declared
d n,Vl OF per cent, payable October 81.
Inc STOCK market opened at general decline of
per cent. from the closing quotations of Satur
day, but subsequently became frmer and adyancad
to u per cent. After midday this advance wo
partially lost SO far as the general list wasconcerned
While in the case of the Coal shares the decline
u to 81 per cent. New Jersey Central declined fo
2l4, advanced to 244 and reacted to 23A. Delawa,s
Lackawanna & Western declined to II, rose TO 7al
and fell to IS. just previous to the close weake.,
feeing set In. The feature of the market was n
decline in New York Central of per cent the bears
making drive against the stock and putting afioai
the usual unfavorable rumors about Vanderbilt,S
nealtn Coal roads went off from the best prices of
the afternoon, Delaware 81 Hudson Canal selling
down from 67a to CT. '"s
The transactions at the Stock Exchange TODAY
aggregated 1866 shares. 'u'S
The following were the closing quotations of Gov
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-19
Fatal Explosion.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 18.-A Victoria des-
patch reports an explosion in the Fitzwilliam
coal mine, Marianne. Two whites and one
Chinaman were killed, and three whites and
three Cinnamon were fatally wounded.
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METEOROLOGICAL

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TWENTY FOUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
Sept. 10, Il A. M. ~
For New England.
| falling barometer, northeast winds backing to
| southerly, with rainy followed Tuesday night
by cooler northwest winds and rising barome-
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The Mountain Meadows Massacre

SALT LAKE City, Sept 1S.-At the Beaver
court the evidence of McCurdy on Friday and
Saturday last was very positive as to Lee hav-
ing shot and killed four or five wounded men
and women lying helpless in the wagon that
the witness was driving and of his heartlessness
in the slaughter.
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-19

NEv HAVEN, Sept. ia farm hand nam
ed Abbey, employed by Willis Birdsey, in Mid,
dlefeld, was run over by yoke OF steers and
field roller on, Saturday and was instantly
killed.
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-19
WASHINGTON.
Personal.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 18.-The President and
family will leave Long Branch tomorrow for
for Philadelphia, where they will be the guests
of Mr.. Drexel the remainder of the week.
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-19
GREAT BRITAIN.
An Immense Meeting on the Eastern
Question.

LONDON, Sept 18.-An immense meeting on
theleasterniquestio was held at.Guild hall to.
day. The Lord Mayor presided. There vas some
-disorder. An address to the Queen was voted
deploring the outrages of the Turks and pray
ing England 70 longer to support Turker from
the considerations of political expediency. A
motion in favor of immediate convocation of
parliament was read.
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-19
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows,

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 1S.-The Grand Lodge
1. o. .. F., began its SD session here to-day.
An address of welcome was delivered by Grand
Master Geo. F. Borie. The parade of the order
on "Wednesday promises to be grand and i'm
posing.
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-19
NEWS,
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Monday, Sept. IS.

Monday, Sept. IS.
ARRIVED.
Sch Planet, Eaton, Deer Isle.
Sch Ihree Sisters, Bickmore, Friendship.
Sch Elizabeth, from Ellsworth for Salem.
Sch = q Roker, Sawyer, Millbridge for Boston.
Sch May Wyman, Sawyer, fremont for Boston.
Sch Rescue. Averill. kockland for Newburyport.
Sch Scion. Simonton, Rockland for Danyers.
Sch Susan Frances, Smith, Lamoine tor Boston.
ford. >'0" oeu'
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Gale ON the Newfoundland Coast-Disas.
tiers to shipping Feared.

HALIFAX, Sept. 18.-There was a severe gale
on the Newfoundland banks on the 9Th. It is
feared some lives are lost and much property
destroyed. A vessel at st. Johns reports sail
ing through an immense quantity Of casks
fishing gear and wrecked dories
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-19

A meeting of passengers was held on the
steamer Celtic Sunday evening at quarantine,
denOIncipg the health officer of New York for
OBTAINING them all nigh. on the plea of the
storm, whereas steam yacht boarded the Gel
tic without trouble.
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-19
CITY ADV ERTISEM ENTS
BUILDING LOAN.
NOTICE OF SALE.

WHEREAS, Charles H. Adams, Of the City of
w Portland, in the County of Cumberland,
the twenty-seventh day of June, A D., 1868, by his
mortgage deed of that date recorded in the Registry
of Deeds for said County, Book 1856, Page 204 con-
yeyed to said City, certain parcel Of land situated
on the East side Of Temple Street, in said Portland,
seventy feet front Temple Street, and ninety feet
deep, being the same premises conveyed to said
Adams by the Temple Street Chapel Society, by
deed dated July %, 1855, and recorded in the
Cumberland Registry of Deeds, Book 272, Page 255.
to which reference is made for more particular
description, with authority in of breach of the
condition in said mortgage to sell said premises at
auction, and from the proceeds to pay the debt
secured thereby, and, whereas, the condition of
said mortgage deed has beeh broken by said Adams:
This is to give notice that said parcel of land,
| with the buildings thereon, known as the Adams
House, will be sold at public auction, on said
| premises, on the 18th day of October next. at 3
O'clock in the afternoon for the reason and purpose
| aforesaid.
In witness whereof, /, Henry W. Hersey, in behalf
of said City of Portland, and by direction of the
| City Council, and of the Building Loan Commits
| sioners. and as Treasurer OF said City, by virtue
of whatever authority is given me in said deed have
hereunto set my hand and given this notice.
| HENRY W. HERSEY,
| Treasurer for said City.
Portland, August Il, 1876. augl4eodtd
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Providence Print Cloths Market.

PROVIDENCE, september 1S.-The Printing Cloths
market is quiet and prices are firm on the basis of
4Ac for best 81 81 Cloths Some goods are held at
hjoher rates,
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Yellow Fever Mt Savannah.

SAVANNAH, Sept. 1S.-Total intermeDts yes
terday thirty,I of which twentyEwere yellow
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h Fair Dealer. Snow. Bangor for Hvannjs

Steamship Eleanora, johnson, New York-Ienry
Fox.
Sch Emerson, Sears. New York-N Cram.
Sch Saml Howes, (Br) Robinson, Yarmouth, Ms
John Porteous.
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-19

Aug g. lat 80 N, Ion % W, ship Brown, Keaz-
er. Liverpool.
July H. lat 20 a s, lon 80 81 ship Robert Dixon,
from New York tor San Francisco,
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.,. o.ns
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-19
Foreign Imports.


CARDENAS. Brig Addie Hae-5A hhds and II
boxes sugar to Geo. S. Hunt g. Co.
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-19

Boston stock Market,
lSales at the Brokers' Board, Sept. 1871
$4,000 Eastern Railroad new bonds .......,. d,
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-19


YARMOUTH, MS. Schr David Howes-4oo b,,,
flour. -1oo opi
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-19
COMPREHENSIVE !

BETHEL Aug. %, 1876.
GtEYLON ROWE and EDWIN G. ROWE have
~ this day formed copartnershp and will con-
tinue the business at the old store under the firm
name of
@. &c E. G. ROWE.
aug25 dim
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-19

LAUNCH-Geo Russell will LAUGH from his yard at
East Deering Goth inst weather permtting) the new
ship portland Lloyds," owned by j Winslow &
Co and others of Portland and to be commanded by
Chase, late OF barque Blanche How.
LAUNCHED-At Bath 18th, by Houghton Bros ship
Samaria 1900 TONS owned by the builders and Others
and to be commanded by Capt Chas Patten.
Also, 10th, by Goss & Sawyer, ship Dakota. owned
by j w Mari and others and to be commanded bs
Capt Day of Woolwich
Brig Rialto. 475 TONS built at Machias in 1876 ha
been sold at New York at $4,000.
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-19
IRON MERCHANTS EXCHANGED

Sid FIN Antwerp 18th inst, ship Kendrick Fish
Henry, New York.
Ar at Queenstown 10th, ship Henrietta, Blanchard
Bassein.
Sid I'm Millfordhaven -, barque Edmund Phinney
Small Bombay.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-19
8el9teu.

llsbsr Sen 6~oblsnbanbsl Sslsisns pdbs
renb oes eriten Semeiters Der Sabre 1874
1875 uno 1875 sibt Der .WOnitsur beige"
folssnbe Wittbeilunsen: SIN eritsn Semes
iter 1875 fino in geIsisn S72 900 Cons
men aoble smssfibrt sessn S26, 600 Con:
nsn wdbrsnb bsrieIben Ysriooe in 1875 u.
l66, 900 in 1874, b. 3. ss baben ii4 ims
nerbaIb ,wei Sabren bic giniubren pon
SObIen mebr ais psrSoppsIt. England
aQein isnbste wdbrsnb bee sriten GENE.
tiers bss 1874 SO, 900 Sonnsn SobIe mad
Selsien, pabrsnb Der sritsn is9s Wonats
in 1876 oasssen 1872 900 SOnnsn Yreu:
gen usrlorste Sslsien IN 1874 NIT l9, 1000
Sonnen, 1879 nit rs, 800. Die 2oblsns
auSfubr blieb i'm aassmeinen unusrdnbsrt;
iie ssist fur Die sriten feds Monate bss
Sabres 1874 l,779,OO0 Gonnsn, 1875
1880, 900 Gonnen unb 1876 1900, 900
Sonnen, wOuOn Der sr0Bts GbeiI fir 6rant:
reid beltimmt mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-19
Trantret6.

Weit elmer eridredenbsn RsseImdBisteit
uerbeeren ue6eridwsmmun9en san3e Bros
uinjen Grontreids; i4on miebsr III man
ii Miniiferium bes Snnsrn nit elmer 3us
iammenfteluns bei4dftist, wsl1en S9as
ben bic 5eritSrenoen Wa1er in ben lestsn
Woden ueruria9t baben. Oieie llebsrs
l9wemmunsen weroeu au6 nod pisle
Sabre lang fort,auern, benn bic frans6iii9e
&eSieruus iowobl ais Die @runobeiiser
baben our1 cine wabrbaft panoaliide Ser,
wiltunsen oss Walobeitanbes ieoen &esus
lator Der unbduoisen @emdiier beieitist.
Der oaour9 usruria1te Sdaben lit elm ses
raoeBu unberedenbarsr, uno nur mad
SabrSebnte lansen Nnitrensunssn wiro man
I'M Stanbe iein, benz seritorsnoen glemente
3u pebren. gu oieier Galamitdt tritt nod
eine anoere: Die 9inssborenen in 9llsier.
msl4s gu Der @inii4t setommen finb, baB
lbre 4~ufebnunsen sesen bic fran,0fide
Ufa1t nuslos iinb, baben gu sinsm anoes
rem furdtbareren Wtttsl sesrifisn. um ibre
Goofeinoe ;u seini9ten: lie baben idmmt:
li4e Walounsen Der Propin, ipitemutii9
nieoerSebrannt-ein anerietIi9er Serlult.
Die nit Der duBeriten 9lnitrsnsuns felt 40
Sabrsn notboirftis errei9te Colonization
oes 9aHbes 1T NIT einem Wale perui1tet.
Inter Der isnsenbsn Come bisiss Gros
tribes Hlit1en notbwenbis obne bic i@Isen.
ben Wdloer ale .gniieoelunsen balo elm:
seben. Der geis Der Yrouin, miro baburd
elm imasindrer unb 1T auf bic Oausr pisl:
lei9t ni9t msbr fetSubaIten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-19

grsbsrsos SOisf 1T, wis .9ou" srsdbIt,
bstanntli9 elm sroBsr 6reuno Der 3iseu'
ner. CT tennt ibre 9ebenSweiie, 9sbrdu
DE, ipridt ibre Sprade ausssseidnst, ia,
ME Sissuueriide @swdbrsleute uerii9ern,
tsnnt er msbr oils Sebu Oialsfte bes alien
SoiOms oerieIben. Die 3iseunsr in TIM
saru bstradten aud pirtli9 ben GrsbersOs
Soisi als ibrsn Yutron uno wsnbsn ii9 in
rsroBen Saden" in Der &ssel On ign.
Sansit bat elm 20 Sabre alter .3issunsr
aus S9smnis. Sansii Salos : Sasi &C..
nannt. elm ~unsariid siseunsrii4ss @0rtes'
bud anssfertist uno basislbe benz 9er,os
Soisf sepiomet. Oas Opus 1T i'm Wta:
nuieript 1873 Ssiten sros uno entbdlt bic
I'M seuObnIiden 9ebsn portommsnben
ausOrids. Sasi. ~5duptIins" elmer
S9smniser 3iseunsrbanbs uno Der rlsste"
lsbenos S9iIsr bes sroBen Bibarp, oss
bsntt aud cine 9rammatit Der unsari.
iden 3iseuusriprods beraus;useben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-19
Original Gorreiponoens ats,
WIrttemberg.
Nopember IA

Durd 8Snislidss Oetrst iinb bic 8ab:
len in unisrm Qanbtag auf ben Is. Nos
pember anseorbnet uno in ben Sldttern II.
Bldttden rsst es ii4 uno trabbslt IS wie
in eiuem gmeiisnbauien, Der u%nianft be-
rib,t wurbe; Oh aber bic @ablbsrsdtisten
ii1 am Is. DECEMBER nm bic llrnen brdns
gen merosn, 1T cine anbsre Srass. @init:
psilen ,~peifeIe i'd iebr, bsnn i6 bore feline
anbere IeuBeruns ais: nWsinetpesen
tam bieier obsr isner ais abssorbnstsr in
ben Stuttsartsr Salbmonpiaal sei6idt
msrbsn mas bat unisr 9anbtas nod gu be-
bsutsn. llntsrlisst ia bod aaes, mas Il:
men Wsrtb bat, Der @eiessebuns bss
&eids." llnisrs psrabi9ieoete ab Jsorbnss
tsntammsr bat ii9 Dor stua IA Ga9tn iebr
marin fur bic grbaltuns %unierer @emein:
beseridtsbartsit { Bolisei: uub &iisseerid:
te, Wabns unb Solitrstunssuerfabren)
ausstipro9en unb es 1T na4sspieisn, paB
in einem Sabre bupdidnittli9 Is. 900
Streitiaden ben @emsiubsrdtbsn anbi I'M.
fallen, BON weI6sn aber 5000 bur1 Gr.
fenntniB unb 10, 900 burd Ssr9lsib snt:
l9ieeen werben. 0eieu unssadtet bat Der
SufiSausi6uB bss Hsidstass uno Dor Al
niSen Gaseu aud Der SunoeSratb nit al:
len Stimmsn sessn bic sinsise bes wiirt'
tembersiiden Miniitsrs Mittna9t bic @ss
meinbeseridtsbarteit abertannt, uno baB
bic MaiOritdt bes &sidstass sbsnio uotis
rem pirb, unterliest tsinem 3ueifel. bsnn
nad @rtitel 4 btS Nbi9nitts IL. Der 9tsi9s:
perfanuns itebt bic r@eietsebuns iber bas
%seiammte birserlide &edt, bas Strafrsdt
une bas seridtIi9e Yerfabrsn Der &eids'
seietsebuns Su. Wir babsn bemna4 ale
ausfidt, bab bic 3abl Der t0nisIi9sn De.
amten anb bamit aud bas Budget, reipse'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-19
Sur Se5ieu.

Sn sinem Oorfe bel RaiIel iinb ni9t
penissr ais iiebsn Bausrn ourb Suoen
III ben Rano oes 8erosrbsns sebradt MOI.
ben. Sn turSsr 3eit weroen lie Dab uno
Gut perloren BADEN uno in Die liatIlid en-
Vauernmobnun9en fOnnen oann triumph
rsno S0bne Ss,aels ~einSieben. Gebnli9
usrbdlt Is ii9 in si-em anoern Oorfe Der
@esenb, no Die Suoen als bic sinSisen
5anoeIsltute fait in lsbem 9auis 3utritt
uno-S4uIbner baben. $50 iou bas bin:
AUS 0eiosr madt bas Beiipiel 10 pieler
bur9 iiraelitii9e Sdwinblsr unslidli1 &c:
ma9tsr Gbriitsn nod thinner ni9t aus thug
unb uoriidtis senus. go s~riitirt elm
Bauer, beGsn i96nes, sroBss Gut in ben
Iesren GaSen gum offentli9en !S~wanSsuers
tauf ausssi9risbsn morbsn 1T. Gin 5an:
bel uu elm 8alb ioa bic llria9e ~ isinsm
&uin seweisn iein. Die S9uIb lfiss all.
udlis auf l4OO Mart. Der Bauer tonnte
bisislbe mad pIosli9sr ginforbsruns nidt
iosIsid bssablsu. Die @eridtstoiten wurs
ben sroB. Da lisB ii9 Der Bauer, wabrs
i9einli@ in ausetruntsnsm 3utanos bere'
ben, benz Bruber bes jibiiden @ldubisers
einsn S1ulbi9sin aui 5000 Wart 3u ses
ben. Der Iestsre Sube CAB ibm Sas Vsrs
ipreden, bamit Die Sdulb BEL isinsm
BruSer ;u besabIen. Der 8ruber befam
teinsn Bfennis. Aber iisbe ba. bic S9ulb
wurbe nidt bs,ablt, unb itatt bsiien wurbe
Der Bauer mad GINGER !3eit gu isinsm
S9rsden auf beibe Summen pom 1900 uno
5000 Wart uertIast. 8ieberum CAB IS
ni4t unbebeutenoe @srl4tstoiten. go
stns es fort uno jett 1T oas Sauernsut ben
Suoen uerfaQen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-19
a d c n.

Sin weiBer Resert0nis wurbe nsuIid in
DRESDEN pom &Onis albert uon Sa9ien
empfansen, benz er cine aewdbIte Samm
lung pom 8units uno Natursfsenitdnbsn
ieines tleinen &ei9es fur bas %etbnosrupbi
ide Nuisum in Dresden ibs,bradte. IS
lit Der Sonis Der Orunsu, iber oefen SO
nisstr6nuns Dor Ginger Seit beridtet
murbe. Der Sobn oes Staotraibs Or.
S9mteber in O0blin, RuboIpb Sdmisbsr,
mar fiinf Sabre Doritano elmer 9amburser
,Sattorsi on otr 8Iite uon @uinsa uuo 1T
felt suei Sabren nl4 Dem GOos oss einss'
borenen 6iiriten 80nis Der Orunsu seuOr
ben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-19
SIrfei.

eaSp Stransforo bat pon YbiIippopsl
sinsn Seridt an ben ~2oromapor uon Con:
bon sritattst, psldem iie ben Notbitano in
8ulsarien iopis bic 81 pefien 9inSsruns &c.
troiiensu NaBrsssIn idilpert. ,Oas
Gleno," iaste iie, rift entiesIid. uno es
piro pieIer Sabre beoirfen, ebe bic T0rfer
wistsr in ben 3uitano psrisst fem wsrbsu,
In benz fe ii9 I'M april ~bsianben. &eids
uno arme OOrfsr iinO obns untsri4ieb sdm,.
LID jerit0rt woroen, uno bas Ginsise, mas
man In eenislben iiebt, iino Gauienbe pom
unsladli1en, balbperbunsertsm, psr Sdlts
Slttsrnbsn 6rauen uno &inbsrn, bic limit,
ten Der ssi4wdr,ten Ruinsn, in sIsnosn
Srstts,bittsn auf Der bloBsn fsu9tsn gros
sulammsnsspfer4t fnb". aabp Stranss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-19
Ceterrci6.

Mm 10. Noosmber Mittass fanb in
Wien in @ssenuart bes 8aiisrs, Der gr,.
bersose Rainer, Wllbslm uno Rarl Qubmig,
taft idmmtliter Wtniltsr, SabIreider Sers
tretsr be, Sunit uno Blfenidaft unb zines
aug allen Slaiisu Der Bepolterung GUAM
menseiesten tublieums Die fsierli9e @nt.
biudnS oes S9tleroentmals itatt. Der
6eltipru4 uuroe pom 6rautl 9eiproden,
btsrauf uu,oe ole Sdsnrunssurtunos Der:
lelen, uelte Ndmens Der Staot Burger:
msiltsritsu uertreter Nspalb entsessnnabm,
NIT benz abiinsen e,nes 6sit9Ors l9loB Die
Offsntlide 6eier.
Wsr an O,eiem Gage, unbstannt nit ben
Sor9dnsen auf b,m Sdiuer- Ylase, um
balb l ubr WittasS in Der Ndbe pesislben
li6 befano, Der bate cine ionoerbare Utei:
hung, namentlit pon ben Wiener Oamen,
betommen miiiien. IRit einsm gsplHen
StoIse trusen bic msiitsn pom linen elm
Stud Ga%nnenreiis man1e maren ME
wauoelnoe ~5surisenbuibsn" auSui1ausn,
-bas iie pom SdilsrsN onumei aIs Nns
b%entsn. oft i'm bu4itdbli9en Gimme bes
Wortss verobertA battsn. 0isIe pon bic.
len Damsn. bic es semiB isbr unaiibetii9
finben pirben, am Y~aImionntase BaIms
sweise in Der 9ano gu balten, fanben
ii4 Oiienbar sei9meideIt bur4 bic auf
%mertiamteit, bic iie mituutsr our9 ibre
Sropbden erresten. Ratiirli9. man muB
bod feline bobe v8lItu ,s" bur9 Die Der.
ebruns r~unieres S9iqsr" srusiien. @od
tomii4sr seitaltete fi4 bieisr Suit bsim
Wonumsnte isIbit. Wan bat initdnbisf
um Elm 8latt ober cine Rnoipe aus ben
baielbit nieberselesten 8rdn,en-3um often:
barren 9aubium Der aufsefteIten Wddter,
bic bas liebs Yubliun mitunter re9t biibld
foppten. 9sIans es einsm, stn SlaIt gu
srbaiden, 10 ,uuroe sr ausemein benedict.
Nan reoe man nod pom 9si~IiseHeuIt in
Der tatboliiuen Rir6e!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-19
4 usfaao B.
9euH6Iano.
Il Zen.

Die guSwanberuns wsifprsuBii9sr ar.
better nod Brailien, ueI6e ldnsere !3eii
10 siemIi9 einsebdmmt gu iein i9isn,
nimnt nod Der vNorbbeuti9en Aasemsinen
3eituns" nod wieber bebeutenb 3u. aus
ben peri9iebenifen Rre,ien fommen Wit:
tbeilunssn, wel9e bic 2anowiribe gu ern.
item Bsiorsnifen ueranIaiien. Die Gus:
wanberunssasenten iolen wieber ,ablreid
bas Qanb burdsisben unb ibsral, mo fs
0sisuns CUR lln,ufriebenbeit nit ben bets
mii9en 3uitdnoen gu merten ~slaubsn, ibre
Nese au%sipunnen. 0as Graurise an bic
Ter s,nsen B~ewesuns ilt-bem ofi;i0ien
gIatte-bie 9artnddisteit, nit welder elm
9roBsr Sbeil oes 9anbuoltes iid aaer War.
nunsen Der grefe u. Der umtIiden Srsane
psri9lieBt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-19

v8utidfe" iaeint benz beutiden Reide
ben Rifen setebrt gu baben, UNI in ben
Biiden Amerifa's berum ;u vtrau4er."
Sn Drummer 264 bes ,Reidsan,eistrs"
wirb wenisitens untsr mebreren Reieruiiten
unb 2anouebrmdnnern, weIde obne er'
IaubniB aussemanoert limb, pom t6nisl.
R,eisseridt in StpIpe ourd 0ffentlide Dor
Iabuns perfolst: Der 0anbwebrmann Wil:
beIm Satob Suti9te aus S40nuaIoe, seb.
am "a. Samar ls47.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-19
Stalteu.

Sn Der Rdbs uon 9ereara BET YaIermo
wuros oisier Gage ein snsliidsr @eitdftss
mann &oie bon benz &dubsrbauptmann
esone nnb brei anberen Brisantsn ibsrial.
len unb in bic 9sbirss sntfibrt. &ois
bsfnbet id nod bort, obmobl sr so, 900
qire ais eSissslS sebOten bat. 0as gri:
santentbum IN Stalien madt, isitt sm bic
Y,emOnteisn bas Qanb bsbsrridsn, sbsnio
brilante 9si4dfte wis sbsbsm, ia nod
briaantere, bic liberals PrsiIe absr ni9t
70 piel Sdrm lber baS unwsisn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-19
nj berQ.

9lm IL. Noubr. lag Der Sdnee i'm wirt:
tsmbsrsii9en unb baciidsn GaubsrtbaI
idubbo9. limb am l5. Nou. wro aus
bsmisIben Gbale semelbet: Na9bsm 6lur
unb Iusrai9 wiebsr pom Sdnse ii9 sss
hubert, baben mir ~sssenwdrtis wabrss
SriiblinsSwetter unb lit IS eisentbimlid gu
idausn, wie bas gauge Saubsrtbal entIans
bic 9eute o.n nod ippis orauBen wuiperns
ben 8les nit anbsrsu Rrdutsrn unb @rds
fern in bloBsn 6emodrmelu abmdbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-19

forb eriu4t i9IieBIid ben Qorbmayor, bic
Staot 9onbon gu bitten, ibr so, 900 Bfb.
STERLING 3u ienben. v@ott psib,~ flss
ie bia3u, rwie brinssnO n0tbis mir bas
9slb bier brau4en."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-19
Sei((a(6e
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9r. Yeter S@wino,

taas sarsmsara
etit fAltmmt 6&nes, Uuusm alu drt, kdsaee cora
5ltntsnl&nHe perurfa&t. Irunbs 1rlhr bd 8rauu. IHrox
{nttansuns, tnnus 4ns&eufHdeen uns ~frsphultt kreuf.
stttu. ME ser frsrus 9ltter, S6pelunstn an irstab einru
tbsiis ses sSrptrs. 3atnptb, nns f8limmsu 6as; aud r.
u en unf6 dsbares 5ulmtttd fur NIT gnnnusuua br ftn-
lereiet bseaftttt DS4netnuen, fur f&limmt dusen, fis
8lutaiasu bet frtf&tn spunstu u. alt artm faper tDuubu.
Vrsis (: Our srsis Ssrtn N.00. Dsittlers 81 gs.
Rlstne IS 9tntS
an babsu Lei
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-19

1sieass. go. peter Ralmus. 70. 2O6 canal psrt asL
.....4 srb. Rirl6isn, Rs. 70 etnetn SnaSe.
....s Rte patrp, Rs. 81 eetpt Strast.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-19
Or. Heter Shptnb,

Ct SsHaius. Sadfsu &c.. Ssps. az
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-10-06

FRUIT FOR FoOD. Ii Il child'a digestion
becomes impaired and the gastric juice be
comes weakened or defective in quantity by
ovcreating or bad food, the whole alimentary
canal becomes clOgged up and filthy, and
furnishes nests for such worms as will breed
there. In this weakened condition of the
system they cannot be destroyed by the pro-
cess of digestion, and hence great harm
comes from them. Now it is an interesting
fact that fresh, ripe fruit is the best preven-
tive for this state Of things. DIR. Benjamin
Rush pointed this out hundred years ago.
He made series of experiments on earth
worms, which he regarded rs more nearly
allied 10 those that intest the bowels of chill
dren than any other, with view of testing
their power Of retaining life under the innu-
ence of various substances that might be
used "a worm medicines. The result proved
that worms often lived longer in those sub
stances known as poisonous than in some OF
the most harmless articles of food. For in
stance, in watery solutions of opium they
lived eleven minutes in iniusinns of pink
roots, thiry-three minutes; in elaret wine,
bnt in the juice of red cherries they died in
six minutes; in black cherries in five min.
ates, in red currants in three minAies; In
wh0nlebeTres in seven minutes, and in raSp-
berries ia five minutes. From these expert.
ments In. Rush argued that fresh, ripe
fruits, of which children are fond, arc tho
most speedy aud effective poisons for worms.
In practice this theory has proved to be cor
rect Gaciasafi Gaseite.