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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-04-17
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Die 3abl Der amerifanii6sn 9ilssr aus
CANADA uno ben Ser. Staaten, peI9e nit
benz Oampfer yGitp OF BrufeIs" am 81.
9pril na4 &om absebeu, 1T auf 100 Be:
idrdnft. Der Oampfer bat Spar Gaum
fir 17o @aiiten' Saiasiere, jebod BAT pas
Gomite bei9Ishen, Der Bequemli9teit Der
Geiienben wesen nidt aae Bldse gu beie,:
sen. @dbreno ibres aufentbalts in Rsw
gort perOen bic Pilser I'M st. NidoIass
0otsl 0uartier nebmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-04-17
Gin Sui6auer.-
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Sur Vilgeriabrt aa9 Wom. Der
rGatbolic Stanoaro" perSIentIi9t IN 6olse
zines Mniudens bss bo4w'iten BERN @rSs
bii1ofss Weob na9itsbsnoes Memoran'
bam Der S9ifisasenten Better @riabt u
SSbns 800 &ounotrip State fur bic
@siitIi9tsit ALIEN. Rad europa nit benz
am 10. &pril a%bieselnben 0ampfer veorb
GLIDE" unb Surld nit irsenb einem S9iffe
Der amsritaniiden 9inie aus 3ipsrpool ooer
Der &sb Star 2inie aus Intwerpen, iebo9
mub bic @l6rsiie Dor benz 10. SuIi sei&es
ben. Wean bat ndmli4 babel bic M0&t,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-04-17
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Nus ben Bergen @ontana's.
Serr Rebacteurl Ssrr &utberforS 9.
Sapss 1T I'LL cine i3eit auf benz Yrdiioens
ten itubI I; bat ME sebrdu9lid feline Rsform
pelipredsnbe Mntrittsbotldaft benz Solte
porselestc fein Cabinet ernannt unb iegelt
nun ms suste Sabrbunbert ~unisrsr l1nabs
bdnsisteit biuein.
Wis Sbnsn bstannt, srtldrte Yrdfbent
5apss IS ais feline Mbfidt: @ersdtisteit,
&slision unb TrSmmistetl fsit gu besriins
gen. go iolen mir benn enblid cine vHe:
sisrunss: &eIision" betOmmsn unb bas nod
Der nsusn @ersdtistsit, wenn i9 bic Sa9e
re9t peritebe. Sb woblb bic peripro1ene &e.
lision cine iolde wie bic bes Snbiansrapos
itslfiriten @rant fur bic &otbbdute fem
piro 2 @rant CAB, um bic SObne bss Wes
items gum gbriitentbum gu betebrsn, sinen
Stamm ben Baptifeu, ben anseru ben
gpiscopalen, bic meilten ben Rstbobiiten,
be wenisften ben Ratboliten unb babel
timmsrte ii6 Der Snbiansrupoitel i'm Wei-
Ben:9auie wenis Orum, Oh bic Stdmms
balb, breiuiertel ooer gang c~ipiIifirt naren,
Oh lie ben &atboliten ibrsn @lauben obsr
ibre Civilization perbanttsn, ober ni1t.
Ob aud bic Snbianer fatboliids Brisitsr
pom groBen Yatsr in Waibington perlangs
ten. mas tbat's, sins'S nidt NIT ben Prsa.
6srs, sius's nit YnIusr unb Blei. oas
Onfsl Cam bilis bat. llnb BEL bisien
9slessnbsiter ,eiste ii9 bic euanselilds
Gbdtisteit Der Serrn I'M beiten0i9te, b. b. ie
,%bsfsbrten" lid eIb i pom armen Gsus
fel Gum reiben Wanne. Oa nun &efor,
mer 0apes, unisrn ~talentpouen (aber
1araeterloien) 9anbsmann 9arI S9ur,
,um Secretary of the Interior ernannt u.
Tim iomit bic SsrmaItuns Der Snoiansrans
gslessnbsitsn aud %ibsrtra9en bat, 10 mol.
len mir iest boifeu, oaB bic sroBartisen
S9pinoslsien an ben Snbiansrn aufb6ren,
bic armen Rotbbdute su ibrem 8sdts tom.
men, paB bic iinslidli4en lMeniden nidt
mebr bon Wsiben m%tBbanbelt luno oben,
prein fur bic srlittsuen WiBbanelunssn
seitrait psrbsn, baB fe ibre reIisiOie 6rei,
belt, bas beiIisits Der @iter wieper erlansen
uno ie ni9t mebr Don Sectenprebisern,
bic le psradten, neil bic perm mebr aui
ibr sisenss Wobl ais auf has Der armsu
S~totbbauts bspa4t iinb, sequdlt werosn.
Soiientli9 mirb S4urs eafir iorsen. bab
feline &elisionsgenoGenf9af iibetportbeiIi
werbe. Gs wdre benz neuen Wtiniiter bss
Smnern su smpfsblen, Die proteitantii9eu
WiiiiiOuars, bic iid p%Orordnsen, ms 9assl
Sitting Bulls" gu ienben, nm beiien 6rie:
ger su betebrsn. Sb iie bas NIT benz &reu,s
fertis brddten 2 @ie 6sformprdfioent 6apes
bic &sIisiOn inter ben @siBen feiter be-
s~rinbsn uirb, bas miiisu mir u~Orrerlt ab'
warten.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-04-17
Oi6eeie q.

Ser bnd,p'fe 8iiGni @e0icrnep BON
albanp erbielt einen 0edisI pon nabe
$4,000 gum @eident, welde Summe bic
@eifli4en ieiner Oi0eeie suiammenseIest
batten, bamit er bic Rotten ieiner Reiie
na9 &om gum beilisen Sater beitreiten
fdun
, 1877-02-03
The Old Actor.

In an almsnouse cell sat an aged man,
Whose thin and snowy hair,
And wrlnkICd brow, aud pale sad face
Told tales Of toll and care
And thus he spoke to the damp, cold walls,
With voice still sweet and clear,
As he rose to his feet with graceful mein
And brushed from his cheek Il tear.
., why must | wear an NmshOuse gNrb,
Who have worn with kingly grace,
The crmnc robe and jCwrlrd crown,
And royulty'S pointed acey
lie purple cape of the senator
with gravity | wore
Now II pauper old personate--
III play the king no more
I've shown in the glare ola thousand lights,
In the HIGHT OF thousand eyes,
And thousand voices gave applause
With loud and cheering cries
And my heart beat high with pleasure then,
For felt like 4 pritce indeed
But now dwell IN Il pnupcr's cell
And on pauper's food feed
| married beautiful maid Of song,
One on whom Thespis smiled,
And we loved lis true hearts ever love
With tender love- and mild
Hand in hand we travelled high
Tn histriOuc hill of Art
When little flower Of love was born
And withcrcd, little heart
Ny wfe-what, warm tears again
! thought my heart was cold;
| feel each throb, feel the pain,
Tho feeble, gray and old breast
Well, she dropped and died on my weary
And left me SO sad and lone dreur--
The sky looked dark and the world was
No vile, no child, no home!
For months the playhouse saw me not,
My little store went fast;
How could act Ms | used to act?
try, or starve at last
The curtain rose and was Chccred,
And bright eyes looked delight
could not speak, | could not move
Well, they hiss d me oil that night.
Years went by and | struggled hard,
My toilhg all was vain;
could not win the favor
OF the public back again
They laughed at my tragic effort,
Ne'cr smiled at my comic part,
But little they knew Of the sorrow
That was gnawing my inmOst heart.
Well, now I'm an old and feeble man,
My sand is well nigh run;
cut but sorry figure
In this, my pauper home.
will die in the garb Of the pOOr.housc,
Who have worn with kngly grace,
The ernlincd robe and jewelcd crown,
And royal,ys rich point lace.
, 1877-02-03

A vast convent is being built at Vile
Marie, or Monkland, near Montreal,
Canada. facing the river. The mountain
side for the length of 7OOx9OO feet is be.
ing eXcavated Cor the foundations. These
are now being laid in some parts ten or
fifteen feet wide. This enormous build
ing will he the most commanding object
to tourists passing down the river. This
huilding is intended for occupation by
the Congregational Nuns, when they
move out OF their quarters on Notre
pgme street.
, 1877-02-03

A modern instance of the efficacy OF
brevity in a good cause may be cited.
NJ, Dupanloup, the eloquent Bishop of
Orleans, preaching in behalf of the dis
tressed workmen of Rouen, contented
himself with saying: This is no time
for long sermons, but for good works.
You are all acquainted with the calami-
ties of those whose cause have come
this day TO plead. Once upon time
king, whose name is still cherished by
us, said to his companions in arms, on
whom he thought with reason he could
rely: My good friends, l am your king,
you are FrenChmen. Yonder is the en-
emy; let us marchr will not address
you in other words to-day than these.
| am your bishop; you are Christians.
Yonder are, not our enemies, but our
brethren who suffer Let us flee to their
succor !" The result was the collection
of more than six hundred pounds.
, 1877-02-03

Mr.. Barring, NJ. p, who gave Gt 900 to
the new st. Adams Bishopric, has given
no less sum than 100000 to found
scholarships in Hertford College, Ok
ford. Mr.. Barring Is son of the present
Bishop Of Durham, and is still a com.
paratiyely young man, being only forty
five. lie was for some years banker in
New York, and then a partner in the
celebrated house of Barring Brothers.
, 1877-02-03

BE frugal, not mean patient, not sub
tie; complaisant, not servile active in
business, but not its slave. There are
also four other habits which are essen
TALLY necessary to the happy manage.
ment of temporal concern; these are
punctuality, accuracy, .teadiness and dis
patch.
, 1877-02-03

1t now appears that the Brooklyn the.
atre in which so many lost their lives,
was built upon the old site of ST. Johns
Church and buryiug. ground, the pioneer
Anglican church Of the city. Tie church
was torn down, and all who had friends
buried in the cemetery, and possessed
the necessary funds, had their bodies re-
moved but there were many buried
there whose families had become extinct
or moved away; and even some who
were too poor to stand the expense of
disinterment and reburial; hence great
many bodies were left in the ground,
and the theatre was built over them.
A soft-head says the calamity in the light
Of these facts very forcibly suggests
whether the theatre was not desecrating
holy ground, and the voice of the in
suited sleepers crying unto heaven.
, 1877-02-03

led sad toned jigs around the battery, a
little old man entered saloon IN that
vicinity ond asked the har-kerpcr if he
could leave some tracts there.
~ whole cor-load, if you want to-"
was tn" prompt reply, and the httle old
mnn placed Il package on beer table,
and softly said;
"Thclr's no noblcr cause than that Of
the Ncathcn. We should all contribute
small share Of our worldly wealth to
shed the Gospel light across the seas"
A pair Of boXing-gIoves were softly
rrposng ON a table, and the little old
man felt Of them aud went ON:
at makes me sad to see such sinful
things lying around when the cost of
one glove might save u dozen souls in
Africa"
Three or tour Of the boys had dropped
in, and the saloon keeper winked at
them and replied:
"Do you want to earn five dollars for
the heather I"
"Verily do"
"Put on the gloves with me and knock
me down, and III ante up cash enough
to convert whole regiment of African
sinners'
"The cause is noble, the induccment
Srea,' muscd the little old man, as he
toyed with the gloves
The boys encouraged him to go in, de.
srng 60 see him knocked wrong end
sap, and he finally got out of his over
coat, with the explanation
ut can't he sin to box for the cause
of the heaihen."
The sulOonst meant to lit him over
one of the tables ut the first blow, but
the blow WAS wurded off very hand
somcly, and the little old man sighed:
"Ah - um! The heather walk in
wickedness, and they have souls to be
saved !"
Look out, now !" cried the saloonist,
as he got in a left handler.
"Vcrily, l will, and l will give thee
one in return-for the heathen."
lie struck a staggering blow, and the
saloonist didn't feel quite so enthusiastic
us ON the start. He took the defensive,
and he soon had all the work he could
do.
That's another for the ignorant minds
on the far off shorel" sighed the little
old man as he Knocked the saloonist
against the wall.
There wasn't any science" about him,
but he struck to kill, and his arms were
flying around like the spokes of wagon
wheel
Don't crowd feller," called out the
salOonist, as he was being driven back,
and he got mad and put in his hardest
ticks. He meant to smash the old mans
nose as Hat as u window glass; but he
could not do it. He got in two or three
fair hits, and was beginning to regain
his courage, when the aged stranger sor-
rowiully remarked:
"My friend, the heather call, and
cannot tarry much longer. Take this
one, and it may broaden your views on
the heather question. Receive this one
in the spirit rendered, and you may be
sure the five dollars shall be beacon.
light as far as it will 60"
He delivered two sedge- hammer blows
right and left, and the saloonist got the
latter on the ear as he lodged the first.
lie went over in beautiful style, and as
he slowly regained his feet he felt in his
vest pocket for the wager.
"If you'll come around here tonight
and do that again III double the money"
he growled, os he paid the wager.
MY road points toward Bosting,"
softly replied the old man, "nnd I cannot
tarry. Let US part friendly, for only
boxed thee for the heathcn's sake.
gave to thee, thou hast given to the
heather, and now, farewell
- -
A wat nnn Nnnt 10 haipcr b,,iIt ot villa
, 1877-02-03
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In speaking OF persons faults,
Pray don't forget your owns;
heinemher those with homes OF glass
should seldom throw a stone.
III we have nothing else TO 90
Bnt talk of those who sin,
lis better we commence at home,
And from that point begin.
We have no right TO judge man
Until he's fairly tried; aAr
Should we not like his company,
We know tue world liz wide.
Some may have faults who have not!
The old rs well as young;
Perhaps We may, for Dug ht we know,
Have fifty to their one.
Ill tell you Of better plan,
And one that works full we'll;
try my own defects 10 cure,
Ere of others tell.
And though l sometimes hope to be
No worse than some know,
My own shortcomings bid me lie.
The faults OF others 90.
Then let US NIL. when we commence
To SANDER friend or foe,
Think of the harm one wori may do
To those who little know.
Remember. curses, sometimes. like
Our chickens, 'roost Mt home"
Don't speak of others faults until
We have none OF our own.
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MANHOOD.
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED

Just published n new edition of Or Gull
orr, VERWELLS CELEBRATED ESSAY
eSx55ss' on the radical cure without medcine) Of
la. SPermatorrhm or Seminal Weakness
Involuntary Seminal Losses, lmpoiency, Mental
and ihysiCa Incapacity, lmpediments to Mar
riage, etc.-alsO, Consumption, Epilepsy and
Fits, induced by self indulgence or sexual ex-
travRRance, &c.
Price, in n sealed envelope only cents
The celebrated auihOr la this admirable Es.
say, clearly demonstrates, from thirty years
successful practice, that the alarming consequen.
Ces If selfahuse may he radically cured without
the dangerous use Of internal melicine or the
application Of The knife pointing ont n mode
Of cure ri once simple, certain, and eieCt ual by
means Of which every sufferer, no matter what
his condition may BE. may cuse himself cheap
ly, privately. and radieqHV.
- This lecture should he IN The hands q
every youth end every man 10 the land
Sent under Sc tl, ia plain envelope. 20 Gny
address. pot'PaR on receipt Of six cents or two
post stamps.
Addrcss,
TIE CULVERWERB MEDICAL co,
~ ANN - New York Post Office Box, 1886
January 2, 1917. ~.
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WHAT ADVERTISING \ LADY DIP
Rev. DIR. Jetcr, of Richmond. advertised
for lady friend in the Religious Herald
and sought 10 get her good place as
teacher. lie commended her good points
highly. An old gentleman in North
Carolina--wc won't call the name of the
town--read the advertisements, and had
faith in the Doctor. lie wanted no
teacher, but wanted q wife badly. The
Doctors recommendation just filed the
bill. He went straight to Richmond
and courted the lady. and they were re.
Gently married, and are living man and
wife in certain town in this State
RejdUiRe, ~ c. Times.
EAsmoS ~ BOMBAY. The children
seldom have anything on them but lit.
tic red cord tied around their waists
One OF my shoe. strings would make n
suit OF clothes Tor the whole parish.
You will see superbly formed women
with only linen cloth over one shoul.
der aud 20 down around the waist. IN
addition 20 CHS cloth is wound around
the loins in much The same way az our
Juvenile diaper is applied. But their
adornmcnt does not end here. for around
each great toe is one or two huge silver
rings, and around the ankles half doz.
CO. The same on each arm, on fingers
and in The cars, and on the left nostril
is huge cluster siyer ring.--Coy Com.
ddrcrijSeT.
Sour MILB JEyELRY.--A new in.
dustry has been started In Mansfield,
Mass, by Kingman & Hodges. 1t is
no less than the manufacture Of jewclry
ont Of sour milk. This seems strange
anomaly. but 70 is n fact. The milk
comcs in tho shape Of curd from the
butter and cheese making counties in
New York and looks upon it's arrival
great deal like popped corn, but be.
fore IL leaves their shop il undergocs q
wonderful change, and receives the
name Of American coral The secret
in making IL up is carefully guarded.
but certainly II has 60 be heated very
hot, during which coloring matter is in.
troduced, followed bya very heavy pres.
sure. Some Of It Is colored black and
called Jet. while some appears as ceilu.
loid. II makes very handsome jewelry,
and is made into al kinds and styles
known 90 tie trade Proyidrrre Journal.
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Boston, January IL, 1874.
This corti1es that have recommended tho uso Of
Or. TUFTS ExpectoTant for diseases OF the lungs
for the past two years. and TO ny knowledge many
bottles have been usod by my with the hap
piost results In whore twas thought con-
nrmed consumption had taken place the Bxpectorant
effected cure. Il. II. sPRAGUE, MD.
I'VE can not speaS too highly OF Or. TUFTS Ex-
pectorsnt, and for the sake of suffering humanity
hope 81 may become more generally knoyyn."-CHRIs
Tf4y ADVOCATE.
sold by Druggists, Price Si,oo
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To the Public.

HAVE ihis day transferred, and delivered
! over 10 kaphemia - Millesou wife Of Ben
jamie NiilesOu. my entire STOCK ~ Store goods.
az Forks Of Cepon, together with all my bonds
md accounts, including All bonds, notes aud
accounts conveyed 10 me by Bepjtmin " Mile
son by deed bearing date l4ih September. 1876,
and henceiorth al dealings and settlements per-
tanning 70 said bonds, accounts, nc. must BE-
made eiih the said Euphemia p. Mlleson.
JAMES ". MILLESON,
b. Counsel.
Ocober 1875. III
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friends patrons just
buying heavily of
Domestic DRY Goods,

the advance which at
present Wholesale prices propose that customers shall benefit Of
good luck advise nj
substantial My Stock is thorough departments
and especially in
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DIR. TUTsysSgS
EKpE GRANT

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ing, have, by the use of few bottles,
entirely recovered fHei, health
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-04-06
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-04-06
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