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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-06
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Die 6bitaso & NortbsQBeHern Giitnbakn
serrtntst, unter elmer eeitans ttt srsssu Giiensabn . 9tstm
bee Ssetens aue seorbpeaens, uns IA. NIT tbrta ,ssf-
rtttsn 3retsbdtnsn unp Gennstcntn, tie firSeae ank ta-
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den 2srritorieu. Strt
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IN bic tir,efs uns bette asut, ,ipi6tn Gbitaac uns sAtn
gunitsn TN norfiihsn Sninpis, SopG, Daeotab,
ealifornten, Oregon, Gbina, Sapan nns NuRras
lien. Sbre
Ghitaso, ct. pauI & MinneapoIis eiufe
IN bic tir,sae einit srii6tn gbieasu uns allen pautt,t
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sons teireen sriiSen Qtiedsc uni ct. Paul une RinRea.
polls, Chicago una Ntlraufss. 9PtsasS uns DiHsus, Gt.
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rem estalasentsn beicmnttn tSnnt, rtnset tu6 an
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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-08-16
One Drop Enough.

Madame de Y, feeling rather poor
", sent for her doctor, a hom1pathist,
and asked him to give her potion
which might make her able to go the same
evening to ball. The "-Esculapian"
wrote his prescription, and the servant
was at once sent to the chemist. On his
return, as he met Monsieur de ", he
gave him the potion. That gentleman,
whose father was an allopathic doctor,
dislikes Hahnemann's pupils, and thought
it rare opportunity Of correcting for
ever his wife's mania for the principle OF
"Similia similibus curdntur." He threw
away all that was in the bottle, and filled
it with fresh water. Madame de "
bottle. felt herself much better (or at
least thought SO, for c'est la fol qui sauce
few hours aftcrward, and finally went
the same evening with her husband to the
ball, for which she had been longing so
much for some time. The homeopathic
doctor had been also invited. AS soon
a. he saw Mr.. de Y he took him
aside and told him: "Now, awful unbe-
lever, will you dare any more in future
to deny the prodigious effects Of our
medicines2" NJ. de Y began to laugh
SO loud that all the persons present asked
him the reason of his hilarity. AS, al
though the two gentlemen differ on med
ical matters, they are, however, on very
good terms, M. de x thought the best
was to relate his fraud. The hom9pathist,
without being disturbed in the least, an
swered: "My dear sir. you must have
shaken the bottle; one drop was left very
likely, and it was quite enough to oper-
ate the cure"
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-08-16
A Household Blessing.

Thousands Of housekeepers are annoyed
and vexed because they cannot get good
yeast. This is the reason why the California
yeast cakes are becoming so popular wher-
ever they are known. They recommend
themselves, and those who have been pre-
viously bothered to keep yeast on hand find
these cakes always ready for use, and save
themselves great deal OF time and expense.
The advertisement can be seen in another
place, and the best evidence Of their merits
Is shown in the fact that the proprietors of.
fer to send samples free by mail TO all who
wish to try them. Another evidence OF their
worth is shown by the increasing demand
for them by the wholesale grocers OF San
Francisco. II your grocer does not keep
them, tell him To order them from any whole
sale dealer; or packages can be sent by mail.
The man who is at the head of the firm man
ufacturing them Is an Industrious, hard
working man, and deserves Ia succeed, and
he does wherever the California yeast cakes
become known.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-08-16
A Remedial Agent Of Uncommon
Power.

1t is a fact which became patent years ago
to the people Of the United States, that Hos
letters Stomach Bitters is remedial agent
OF uncommon power. As consequence of
this recognition, its sales have increased inn
mensely at home and abroad, and it has risen
TO foremost rank among the proprietary
medicines of the day. Chemical analysts,
after submitting it to the closest scrutiny
pronounce it absolutely pure, and skillful and
conscientious medical practitioners recon-
mend its use. A wide range OF disorders
falls within the scope of its curative opera
ton. Among them may be enumerated dys-
pepsia, liver complaint, constipation, nervous
ailments, urinary and uterine ections,
rheumatism and govt. 1t is supremacy eff
ficacous tonic, hastens convalescence, cheers
the minds, imparts appetite, and promotes
sound sleen.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-08-16

DURING thunderstorm few evenings
since a young woman seated at sewing
machine, in house on Wylie avenue,
was frightened from it by peculiar dem
onstrations of the electric fluid, which
seemed to fill the room, and made hiss
ing sound as it played upon the steel
work of the machine. After the storm
had subsidized, it wa. noticed that the
glass in the room windows was cracked,
but no crash had been heard or flash OBJ
served.-Pittsburgh Commercial Gazette.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-08-16

FROM all that we are able to learn Of the
Sacramento Medical and Surgical Ir.hrmary
we believe 1t to be reliable institution and
worthy OF public confidence. The advertise
ment can be found In another place. The
men at the head Of the institution appear TO
be gentlemen, who will do all that they can
reasonably be expected to do. They do not
promise to raise the dead or do any impossi-
bility, but we believe them all the more
worthy Of confidence that they make no ex-
travagant claims.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-08-16
A Singular Woman.

"A OAhS uAUA w OAaoiAs
A short time since some of the Boston
papers noticed the death of Miss Joanna
Farnham, about eighty years of age, and
for long series of years known as the
housekeeper at the American House, in
Boston. She went from Milton, N. H.,
in her early days, and during her long
life at the hotel nobody supposed she had
any property, and at her death it was not
generally known that she had surplus
dollar anywhere. But she had trunk at
the American House, which was opened,
and found to contain variety of dry
goods, notes for five thousand dollars
against the proprietor of the American
House, bank book of the Blackstone
bank, showing deposits of seventeen hun
dred dollars, "a small sum of money, and
also piece of paper having trunk key
wrapped up in it, and on the paper was a
writing stating that the key belonged to
another trunk, which could be found at
the house of relative in Milton.
This led to visit to Milton, and there
some very curious developments were
made. The trunk referred to az being at
Milton was found, opened with the key
found in the former trunk, and this sec
ond trunk was packed full of all sorts of
fine wearing apparel, and contained also
a key in piece of paper, upon which
was a statement that this key belonged
to another trunk at certain other house.
And so this thing was followed up un-
til twenty very large-sized trunks and
three huge packing chests were found,
all crammed full of the most expensive
articles of ladies' wearing apparel and
house furnishings that the Boston market
could afford. When these trunks and
boxes were all collected they loaded down
a four-ox team, and were drawn to large
hall in Milton, unpacked and inventoried,
preparatory to an auction sale for the
benefit of the heirs.
Among these valuables were 80 dress
es, new and perfect, made of sik-velvet,
satin, and all kinds Of plaid silks, black
and colored thibets, poplins, alpacas,
brilliantines, cashmeres, etc, etc.; 3 silk
velvet cloaks, 10 shawls, from common
to the richest Paisley and wrought Grape;
1O5 skirts of all colors; ia pairs of hose;
under garments too numerous to men
ton, ble-linen, towels, handkerchiefs,
counterpanes, blankets, coverlets, sheets,
live geese feathers; sets of elegant China
ware; large lot of table and tea spoons
of best coin silver; fine gold watch and
chain, and large lot of fine jewelry, and
so forth and so on. 1t is said that the
best dress cost not less than 5000.
All of these goods are perfectly new,
and in the best of order, never having
been used at all. There is enough of the
whole to stock large store, and all in
all the largest legacy ever left by poor
housekeeper, who worked for small wages
all her life. Yet there is said to be no
doubt that she came honestly by all, as it
has since been ascertained where and of
whom she purchased them at various
times as she went along. The original
cost of all these goods was not less than
80 1000, and the owner, while she lived,
went clad all her days in the very cheap
est sort of apparel-the strangest speci-
men of humanity ever known in these
parts.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-08-16

HONESTY is the best policy" said
Griggs, the grocer, "but it keeps a man
shocking poor" and he wetted the sugar
without sanding it.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-08-16

Two hundred and twenty oranges have
been organized in Vermont during the
last six years, with . membership Of
1900.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-08-16

GRIZZLIES are favored above all men in
Florida, where the laws provide that no
man who has lost an arm or leg, no
matter how or when, or from what cause,
can be taxed for any business he may en-
ter into, always excepting the liquor
business
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-08-16

TESxKssEK has lS9 newspapers.
, 1877-09-29

The officers and Executive Committee Of The
flomc Club will hold business meeting In tho
sherman liuusc cluttroum Monday afternoon at
4 o'clock.
Tic Rev. j. II. Gibson, y. D.. will conduct
the snnday.scilool teachers meeting today
at noon IN rarwcll Halt. to1,n Morrison tho
young mems meeting this evening ut the SANG
DfAre.
The Fourth wnrtl Grccnbackrrs meet To-
night at :tl3 Thirty first street. .fiEe Van H.
Higgins. the Hon. II. ". lobtreoE. and cS-A1i.
!. l." Campbell Will speak. A fult attendance ls
requested.
A meeting Of the Flr.t Wanl Republican
Club will be held This evening at o'cfock At
the Grand Pacific ffotct A curtlfal Invitation II
extended tu every Republican In tho ward 10 bo
present ami bcepn,c flc.ntcrs.
People living on tho St,uth Side WHO hare
not hear! the Rev. Robert Cu1tyer's entertain.
ing lecture, entitled " Clear Grit,' will hare m
opportunity next Tla,Hslay evening at tho
Altchigau-Avcnue n. E. Church.
A nlb1tc temperance meeting will be held This
evening ut Temperance Hall, No. 2ll West Mad
lson street. Tic Rev. ur. williamson, Of tho
Church Vi the t1otxl Shepherd, will deliver tho
address. Sir. mud Master Wchb will, by re-
quest, rcueAt sumo Ut their choice rcudInEs.
uuod music. nnd a,fH,assfon free.
Tho ". e. r. U. hold tlafly Gospel temper
ance prayet-tnectfnEa at . o'clock u. NJ. III
Lower FarWeli lIall. The leaders next week
are as follows: Monday. Mrs. ]. Jones; rlscs-
t1as, Mrs. I. h. Carse; Wrdncsdav, Mrs. Willis
Barnes; Thurst1ay, Mrs. Gotrlman: Frlday,
Mrs. l.. A. ilagans; Saturday, Mrs. y. uaincs,
, 1877-09-29

Special I?{apatch to TIE Cafcdgo Tribune.
WAsH1xaroN, D. G., Sept. 2s.-Some weeks
since ex-spccial Agent Moore published grave
charges against Col. Aver, long considered ono
Of tic best officers connected with tho Gus
toms service. In the accusation Moore stated
that Ayr WINS directly responsible for the non-
discovery Of frauds III tlc Norfolk Custom
House, which he tSloorc) pretended to have un-
cartllcd tho moment he turned his attention to
tic matter. Other officers were also discovered
by Moore rs equally involved with Aver IN this
gross neglect. Secretary Sherman i,as caused
this whole matter to be Investigated, and tho
result is that Aver ts
FULLr vIND1cATED,
and alooro's attark found to DO absolutely
groundlcss. Inquiry a1so develops tho fact
TINT Moore himself did not discover the frauds
TINT he announced with such flourish as the
result Of Ills work, but that he wins sent from
tho olGlec with full directions as to methods OF
proceeding aul descriptions Of iutquities he
could brEt,g to light II hn followed his ipstfue-
ttons. Even with the aId which i,fs specific in
structtona gavs him. he was guilty OF cxactly
tho neglect nn1 failure which III i1is report ho
charged OH Col. Aver. D
, 1877-09-29
what t,c hatl read or heard, he Wis competent 10


Sir. Mills urged that the formation of an
opinion was sufficient to exclude him.
1t Invariably turned out ts1at cyt'cncc woulii
did not give direct decision On tic point.
During the first half hour Of the afternoon
ecsstult The panel wns exhausted, md fffty more
lurors who ha.l been summoned in thu morning
were put or the rack, This last venirc contal.i.
I'd quite number of re"ll{ Eoo.i e.,, eut the he
the dcfcnsc. Al : O'Clock. when tic court ad-
1o,trnc.i, the following hal twen accented by
both s!,let: EA 7. Moore, dealer #, iarstware.
No. G!N Michigan avenue; {. +. Pickering,
chemist; II. Il. Campbell, commission merchant,
No. ia k1nzic street; Angus Mcu"wat,, baker,
No. il, Wcet Lake strcct: i. J. Swazcy. rom
sn3s*lon merchant, No, u! Lake street. These,
with tho fot,r secured Thursday. make Ettc
thua far obtained. The second panel having
bccn exhausted another for twenty-five. rrttlrn-
able at y >o'rlork this mHrntns. was tss'ie,i.
surh m early return Is made, s,nsc today ls
Rcutcnrc. day, nui the object Is 10 I'LL the fury,
il rH,.sih1c. ticfore the Court commences lis
special business. Nothing marc Will therefore
be tlonr IN the ease until f11nlay t,lorning.
Some interest Il manifested In the couin,is-
lc called far-aholt l0o An islcn uf the ap-
pcara,lrc OF the irokcrs-on IS given IN reH,ark
nf Mr. SturrH: "t.Ook at thnt crowd y he sait,
land tell n,c that i,arwin's theory oi dsvelur-
mct.t Is nut et,rrrct."
LITTLE rlI.x1s CROPPING our
here and tl,err-tltct OH fc street pointing out
10 l,ailil{s where jurors cat! bc found tile prca-
c,,es nrur1nd tho Court-ftutlse Of contractors
a'l l,t,tnrrs who DO dirty work for the Ting"
etr.-haSe given stse 10 n thstActnn that e!torts
arc being made to pack tho jury. THIS IS the
Attorney and Ats. storrs have know ledge Of the
alleged scheme and have taken stcps to defeat
fts accomplishment 1t may not be successful.
, 1877-09-29
WASHINGTON.
All Branches of the Patent Bureau
in Running Order.
4 Commission Appointed 10 Examfne
All tire pnbl.c buildings.
TIE PATENT OFFICE.
nuslNEss rRocEKptNa hEUULAhLY.

sn...ni ;s,nc,s. - "a. ,sst.',ao 9t.s"rs
,s - :" ,ss a. s"s,'o aa 1,,o'n .,, a,
"Hsa.s",os, ~ ~ se',, ~ NM. WIN y, y.
crossing fnvorabty. About 10 per cent Ut the
numbcr of mtn1cls DESTROYED nrc known rs pcnd-
Inv apr,,.t,,,,, c.foI. r1,,r or, n,o,,o,, ctlor
III, r ~. ~ ".."...'".t.,. " ' ~. s,. ~
stnl "nicr examination or nave paasea .he
Office without having secured rattnts The
Commissioner OF ratcnls, who returned today,
Ina ,,rtcrminen In mix Mi natcn,rca tn preacrt
- ,.,,f,r,,o ,no,,nt -, ,hat- 49,, s.n...a rhis
lss VI course, request aiftt not ucma1u'
, 1877-09-29

The new engine and pump ut tho Water Works
arc now In positfou, and will bc rc,dy 10 begin
their useful career In week. 1t q pleasure to
look over the line workmanship, which contrasts
forclbly with that Of tho engine a!rtady at work.
The town got bitten on this tlrst engine, but
l,as lcarned By experience, and secured line
Gle t!lts time. It IL q Corllss rnglnc, built by
Harris, OF Providence, Il. l., with his Improve
taert In the vltvo movement. Thu valves are
rotary, workcl from ecutre-head AEtniiar to the
new cnglncs un tho West ah1e. 1t IL . double
tlTcct-coutlc''sng engine, with tyl'naeFs twenty
inches Ia diameter and two feet st1oke. The air.
pump 10 double uctlng, aud il Hurkcu from tho
satnc n eccentric vs. i lie trntrt-hcad. TIlv
whole thing is simple IN the extresnu and well
set up. This pump L. un improved nio1it'ent!an
OF this Flanders, anl u lhs first ot tho KIM
ever set W. sis. Lang. tho patcntee, Haa uutll
recently In the employ u tbs Flanders Pump
Company, aud put tu for tl,n tho one Eow sup
plying Lake Wcw. elner t!rn he has made this
improvement, anu gives Il hls flst scnd-oa
here. It y double @ pu,n;' With diameter; ~, u
stroke, an,l Ioubls-actioil oungcrs. Tho wIiDlu
force of tho driving strutr IL through the DIS
charge. md not psrttall1 bark un tAe supply
valves ~ in tho FLANDERS. a vacuutn-rtatn-
Der, Which, facilitate. tbs G action M ot lie
supply-yalyes. TAcsr s1r the ll,alm itnpruve-
,nenls un thu old pump The eoutract tor ootll
engine and pump was t4ken by Hayes d Laug,
OF Burlington, W., for ts,OAl Tnis 10 rcluc-
tton VI 5000 on tke cast OF thu old engine.
Tho new pllulp has zap .eity VI ., ,UO 600 GALLONS
per day. Engineer eur'sec g delighted With hts
acquisition, and u W. mainly through, Ills ~
Visitors viii be excused from inspection for
another week. ~ Fhey have d weakness fur
getting IN the way anl handling thugs that
should nut be toYhctl.
&fDE PARK.
Yesterday motlng tho barn Of D. F. Ayer
was ,ubbeu OF abhut.Eut,, boots, antl clothing,
while blr. Aver {ls betng taken 10 tue train Ly
lIs Hired uia.,. |Ths thief evidently knew the
time uf dcpart4e mud for making ru.l. Hu
iclt after beln{ tn the harm for thu Town Vi
Like, The node EusEcl over to the edge, but
a. they Ind Id their tnau did not ~ over. Thu
baru u NosesAYarrsn wus recently robbed in
tbs same wvN} The police think they know the
criminal
, 1877-09-29

L. II. Andrews, A whotesas 1Iquor-tlcalcr OF
M. d Well street. was brought III before Com
,n,..t,,., 1iorr. ,,horro, will, ac,t,n, ,iruor
".na'onei N... -,oy"o ."A'h ',.t rt,. .i"e.
netcct,yc Firm recently arrested Thomas
.''I'',,. ,.f..,'..'...,s., .s,,. ..s"~
n"nne' aotot!ous n'en"aJ",a"' "not upon
tinl'nG hlmGlf closely corucfed in . case at
Utica, n. y, Jumped heavy ball and came TO
this city. m officer from Utica fs OH the way
hero to tnkecliargc Ut him.
1n.tirc Enn re.irrrtnv. md ssrrc cach gnr1
* nn., .,,st, :rIo inn',s ~ Tare Gthn-. ,.n1.
chnntf mi n, mt nnncor wnra fnrrctc.i. MIitc
McIjonnII + the suraty. Ali The sra1ns II wrra
pulled at NJ, II Clark street.
nctort,vp Hmm npd futcrm,n ra,to,5av ro.
c,rcrri ~ NJ i45 sci1,rtrE efrcet = iar1e
n,,nntHv n .Iirs r;binns, l"res. riopes. tr'mns
,,inr. md bnis stnIon hv' h,,rIinT. frn,,,, thc
stnrc ei t. ", Wc,hesetl, Nos.:l4t ani til ia
tho thierrahoyn ei,t,lci captTrcr ''''
~ t"'s ~ "'o s's3s" >"p'"'sA
Late Thtrslay night tho grocery OF George
Charksilell. No. e42 West Kandoipt street, was
entered bT burE'ara. WHO carried oiI quantity
ot plumber Several hours later O'licer James
Woods, nil old Peni.ent!ary birds. A portion
Of thc goots were IN their possession, making u
dead sure use On them.
orcrcnat: ] sia1 f;nnon Il n ois es si,;ycr ~ c,n. nn
MOVES nj tio scoyill Mannfncturing Gmnt,anv
1t No. Il I3alie street, long cotltii,eti tIlcfts
Of copper aid othcr goods rum tiicir plosers;
In tho si,nTt of Two boxes 81 r,gnrs BELONGING
IN Tsnnr ti,ct1 M Ii tTnis+aG atrnat. Nrs
Et,ita"n. nr.rnv ri sI,n,sI ram Torf"
Torgcson; hilbert Mcsiullru. assuuItinr Ills
, 1877-09-29

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.,,, ~ nes'M A,sSI." ~ A"1 eH'1n, ~ H.nsW'
NAs'1lsofos' - ~ oept' ~a'-tna Iatcss
news from Brownsville. Tex. !s that President
plaZ, instead Of accepting the resignation OF
ten. Trcvino. NJ has bccu cet,erally reportcd
49,. t,a. - M. ,oa,,. - atsa,,n. e.,
.tc'e' 1as s'a".so "'"s y 'eA,o " uo0e'e' ~
tour montha. ohe reason why D!ax has de-
clsned to accept tho resignation Of any Of hfs
officers probably Is tlat by giving them fur
louyh thcy incur Tim f1anrrr ri bccortrt-
.ss.'p. 9,n.,a ,to,, ',,,,t nartn.. IT,, ..,.," 20
'a'so'7. eAoo!a 'h's p'us a''.n. 10y 'Au4 "A'te IL
aerVtce they coalo w tslcu ny military rule.
a State force OF Texans l 200 In number Is
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