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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-27
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Wait &idiidt auf bic idIe6ten 3sitsr
baben mir BEN Sermin CUR Changing Del
gramisn fir bic, wel9e ale ibre &iditdn'
be unb auBerbem elm Sabrsans i'm Vor'
ausbssablen, bis l. Mdrs perldnsert. @ls
Erdmien ertbeilen mir entweber:
ID 9lniidt Der Stabt Sianoen ;
p Aniidt hes @eri6ertbales
81 Grinnernngen an e%nrcmbnrg Ooer
sad cine Der friiberen grdmien:
A. &arte oss e%urembnrser sanoes;
Sd amii6t Der staot s%ugembnrg;
g. 0asSu9: 9as Snrrmburget
aamb ; feline @ei9i9ts unb Elm
Bewobner, iein 9anbel fetr
Banb
SIR aufsesosene &arten iinb so @ents
ertra etnsulenben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-27
Ia8 Ieste, bceeutenefte,

unb tas sussrlalisfe Wittel, has jsmnIs BON
mstisinii6u @i6sni&aft CUR Ssbuns BON Rbsu-
matismus, Wunten, S&msaunsen, Sranepan-
ben, grunipsrbartunsen ulp. ~praparirt muroG,
III has @sntaur eminent. 9Sas bas trsibs 9ini-
msnt fur bic msni6li6e 8amilis, if bic tGrfert
Sprts-sis sslbs Wsbisin-fir nit Spaib, gab-
munssn unb gsrrsntunssn psrbaftsts gfsres unt
3bisrs. Die @irtuns hisisr ReSisin if sinfa9
puntslbar.
Mimtter, bic l6pa@e uns n~nruRiss ainssr
babsn, fpnnen &ube fir f6 unb ibre ainbrr CT.
bnltsn, psnn is Or. git6ers @aitrria rsbrnu.
den. GS snibali fsin MOrpbium ppsr irstnb Gin
anosrsS l&asli6ss Snsrsbient. Gs lit 70 onst.
nsbm sinSuusbmen mic Spnis, anp farirt gDinb.
fcIif fiber, rssulirt bic GinsepsiSs unb sntfsrnt
gDiiumsr, Sir iubnrnps ainsn ftbt Cafeteria
pniibntrCfen ta,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-27
SGon cine Belt fang sins bas 9

S6on cine Belt fang sin9 Sas @es
ridt Der bodw'ite Sii6Of warbe benz Satsr
Slug. Sauter Der bieiisen ct. Wtarien @es
meinbe einen neren @irfunssfretS anweis
fen. 9aiielbe fanb wenis @Iauben,
bod par es leiber III 81 wabr. Im
Sonntas erflSrte berielbe Der 9emetnoe
init i6psrsm SCREEN, baB i'm Der bo9w'its
9ioceiunbti9of auf iein 9eiu9 gu elmer
neuen Stele berufen unb er bic 9emeinos
i'm 2aufe Der ISOLDE uerlaiien weroe. Die
Ra6ri9t wirtte pie elm Sltsitrabl aug
beiterem 9immel unb Gbrdnen floiien reid
lid iber ben 8erluit bss suten, eifrisen
Sesliorsers. @as Der bo9w. Serr fl,
Stride unb S9ule, fir llnterri@t NIB grs
siebuns set6an, fam ni6t bod senus an;
seidlasen perOen, ibm wirb Der 2obn bas
fir i'm 6immel. GGter unb Wtitter mil lien
es ibm banfen. MOse es ibm aud in
neuen @irtunssfreiie wObl srseben! Bos
bin Der Sii9Of i'm beruft, weiB man nod
ni6t, aber slidIi6 bic @emsinbe, bic i'm
oils Seelloreer erbGlt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-27
@entaur
&t1tuntemtS
Cine Sprte fur bic menfblihe Sas
Mile. Die anSere fur Hferse
unb xbiere.

Titfs einimsnts Fns sinfa5 sts Nuntsr Der geslt. Strs
Grfclse fns nittr ais runesrhar.
Das wsise Eminent n fur bic msnf6li&s 5amilit.
% trtitt Rtsumatsmus, eeatiea ant Rsuraisia aus lem
Ssasm iurirt Gsf6rula, 8rrabsulsn, 8innbadtntrampf
e~dbmuns, Srdss, unb bic mtiftn Saut. ausbra&t es ent.
siett ten Srrf aus srfrsrensn S6nben unb GIssn, up eds
Gift aus giHen cher Stt6sn srn stfttssn 2bisrea Is lset
Stpslunssn, une ftat S6m,r; isser art. Bel prrtpm.
member gsrrsniunssn rser gsi&dsisunssn III Is fas BET.
gittsl, pas IL snthedt rures, UNI HE bsf6abtstsn Iteils ~
behtn. Tas gsntaur ointment rirb nit srreem grfpls s.
trautt fur SaIssnt,ansuns, 3~abnibmsr,sn perbdrte'
te Sraffe, Strenf6msr;sa uns ftra&sn Radsn. 9as
f~rlsense Ia muir cine grpts Der sislsu 3eusniFt:
Snsiana Some, Ser. &c. Sns., rs. Wai 1873.
SD battle Is fur meins gnttt. Stt gu bsna6ri6tisen, sas
g s.s s.t selsItit s,s. s sIsts en- e. ssi sss,sal s,nGu sast n, n H.
niSt fr.i psn Sisisn Ss$psaunssn ssmstn. Sssi bin i'd
ben. Seniamin Srswn."
Gas 3tusnie lisst I'm gtriu&. 60 IN s~uysrldtiis, Is IN
bsauem, ~ ia tiaia, uns isss 8amilis irats Ia. rsiss eini.
msnt i'm Sauis tabsn.
Tas selbe gentaur Eminent IN sesieret fur bic ,6ts
Wustsln estntn, u. sas 5lsif6 Der gfsrss ". ansser 3tis.
re. g. Sat msbr ruuesrbars 8ursn ~sI,islt, in trei Sabren,
In 8dlen Ron Spatb, gsrrtnturetn Wint. @a S4ram.
men, ,Srssns" uns aaesmsiner q~dbmuns, als aGe aresen
SttlmttrslL, bic eiarsn. qsfst mas bic srUbsn ,Gysrssm,n"
earabsr fassu:
,Ntp grrf, Sanrar, 1874.
,Seter gfsres gsfssr fcute tas Gertaur ointment ener
probe untsriisbsn. setr ta' ten Go fur pas bette @ittsl, has
iemals in unisrsn Stdatn sstrau6t rurse.
IS. Ylarlt, Supt. aeans Or. Stags, q. 3.
&c. Tuls, Supt. u. g.. @r. Stdas, 81. y.
albert .. DIN, Supt. Rat. 9r. StGar, q. o."
Die ssfs Sunben fir eas eminent fns bic RVBir,te, bic
imrsr elm ointment ssbrau&en. IS BELT Winb. gaas,
gouncsn uuS 5iteL, ~sntfernt sSpslunssa, urs 1T @iaiunsn
prn Dollars iGbrlit psrtt zen 5armern, s.tbtaatsfseru,
gist,aStsrn, S6afi&tsrn. unO cen gfsrss. uns gieb.Se
Iiseru.
Dsnidtsn 9isnf, fir ben elm RpsdrSt $50 tsrsSnst yer.
riStet eas eentaur eminent fir eerinse 8ctsn.
Disfe einimtrts rersen Spn alien Sduelern i'm 2auee PER.
fault. Gle Wereen Srn cen Gissuttimern sarantirt. uns
cine 5lai6e pirs srsm isten grits cher RpsarSts, Der Fs srp.
fen min, sur gsrfisuns sstslt.
SaOorateriam bon ). 9. &oie e. 60.
46 Den Straes, gsp yorf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-27
pie 6ieRse Gaseompaamie bat Der

que DteHge 0a5tGmpagnte pat Der
Stabt cine Sfierte sema9t, ibr Die aswerts
fir SIC, 900 idbrIi6 gu permietben. 0a Die
Stabtperwaltuns iest $4,000 fir @as be-
sablt, 10 mare bic Sfierte cine biuise, aber
mir slauben ni9t an bic @brlidteit bes
ansebots. Man Mill sinen neuen Son.
tract gu boben Yreiien, bas lit 9laes. Man
wiirbe i9on llriade finben. bas 9lnsebot
S~uritSusiebem. Wir iinb fiber, bic @ass
frase Nib ibre Stole Bel Der na@iten Staots
pabl ipielen. philadelphia f~abriairt ibr els
genes Gas unb besablt mebr fir bic Saus
ienb Sub als pieIe anbere sroBe Stabte.
aasemein lift es anertannt, baB gerwaIs
tunsen tbeuerer probuoiren aIs Priuate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-27

2Sie nett es Die Radubmsr uOn Or.
&usuit &6nis's hamburger SamiIiensWae
bSinen treiben, um lire i6Ie3ts @aare an
ben Wfunn gu ~brinsen, benefit bic 3bats
Jade, baB bieieIben gu reIisiOien 2lnSeisen
greifen, gum abi6eu aller frommen Wasns
f6en, our SeIuitisuns bes alssmeinsn
gublifums. llnb bod 3iebt es ni6t, benn
Die 2eute laiien ii@ ni9t bsi9pinbeln.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-27
Der Stnoent Der SbeolOsie, 9srr Soispb

Der Stnoent Der EbeOlosie, 9err Soiepb
Sdulte, grubsr bes bo9w. Saters S9ulte
in Gew 9ienna, wurbe am persansensn
Mittwc6 in Der bisiisen Satbsbrale bnrd
ben bo6p' ten Sii9of Senneiisp gum
Subbiaton, am 5reitas gum 0iafon nnO
am Samitas gum 8rieiter geweibt. Der
bodp. Serr wirb beute (0ienitas) feline
9rimi, in Der ct. gonifacius Stride in
Seem gienna feiern. au9 elm ildnoii9er
SbeOlose, @arIanO, erbielt am ielben Gage
nit Serrn S6ulte bic Yrieiterpeibe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-27
DenGt ni6t Der 2Siuter Iei berum

9enRt ni6t Der 2Siuter iei bsrum,
baB lit gang unb gar nidt pabr. Sebt
en9 ben S@nee an unb ibr tOmmt auf an.
bere @ebanten. s. 9epp, i'm Warmor 0rys
so~oOspalaite an Der @de Der 7. unb Main,
itraBe, bat ba5er aud nod INNER Die idOn.
fen @interwaaren unb gu biqissn greiIen
fell. grau6t ibr etwas Der srt, ssbt 3u
9epy, CT beOient eu6 gut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-27

2an(ern SGerif, 9errn g. 6errins,
trifft Elm llnslidsi6Ias iiber ben anbern.
2ette BO9e besrub man iein brittes &inb.
Die Mutter warO 10 ansesrifien, baB aud
file franf wurOe, aber bereits uieber auf Der
8eiIeruna 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-27
Stpei Gefangeme in Der bieiisen So

Spei Gefansene in Der bieiisen Sail
periu6ten am 0ienilas aus3ubre3en. Sic
paren bran ibren 9lussuns burd bic swei
!3OQ bide %eiierne Sauptt9ire gu idsen, ais
Der Deputy Sberriff ie erwii9te. Die
8uri6e butten cine itdbIerne Sage, 9aten
gum Seffnen Der S9I6ier &C., pas man ib'
men ubuubm. Die @a6iamteit Der Ssame
ten bot ben @ni4Iaa pereitsIt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-27
E- Ole aebieaenite iuuifrirte fat

E- Die seOiesenite iuuitrirte tatbos
lii6e 3eiti9rift, bnrd Sesensuuni9 or.
6eilisteit papit Pius TX. sutsebeiBen, lift
Der % euti6e Saus d q :" in Wort
unb Bib. Sdbrli9 Is reid iIuiirirte
Sefte fir "a 20 Gents poitfrei. aRit Sra:
tisprdmie rgerfla,uns gbriiti" mad
&apbael, 2sx32 3oa sroB. gu besieben
bur3 ale gu9banblunsen uns 3eitunsss
asenten, wie bur9 ben gerleser Tr. g us
itet, L. b. 1913, Seem Yort, unb 2O4
gine StruBe, Cincinnati, Sbio.
2S7-339
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-27
Wem:Norf Warftberidt

Wsr 1elssrapD. Sch. "a. 1877.
Mebl-$5.7 70 bis 5.75.
@eiSen.-Milwaufee, SO. 2, $1.47
Safer-40 bis As Gts.
@ei6tOrn-sem. weitl. 5s4 bis Gle
S9weinef e il9-$l5.7 70 bis 1900
@OIb in Nep Yort $l.O5g.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-27
Sn Sprims6rooR, Sa&Cou So, 3

z" C""fFV" w, Wv
man leste Wo9e cine unseietIite 8ranHt.
weinbrennerei a~ufsebOben, bic bort iiebsn
Sabre i'm Gang seweien iein iou. Sntel
Cams geamte bra6ten bic sanse @uss
f~fattans mad Dubuque. Der jesise @isen,
tbimer bebauptet, bic Ginri9tuns pon
elmer anbern Yerion setauft unb ME ses
brau6t su baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-27
S g.

pitd,erS Safpria III Elm ~scatSmmsnss G~rIasmittsl
fur 9afer Del, uns II 70 ansenebm einSsnshmsn ME Spnts.
50 N Scrsislt& ssetsnst fur sabnsnts unD ~unrubiss ainse.
Sc serfrrt g9armsr, rssulirt ben Wassn, unb furirt Dins.
8rlif. QSsnss Ssilmittsl limb 70 erfrlsrsi6 sur Ssbuns ppn
5isssrn, Srdans, Warmsr, unS Stifbufsu. Cafeteria III
elm pifsnftaftiSss us sdnslia sssstabilif6ss graParat,
better rirtsns as gafcr'Ss unb perurfa6t feline ttftiss
SSmsrisn. graparirt Bon s. 3. RUfs II. Co., as Den
etra6s, Ner yrri, mad ssm Ssespt ron Or. Samusl Dit.
der, Spu garnstable, MaF. 3Oi.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-27

pie S6nfe fir bic Sinber Der 5arbisen
lift burd einen Sei9luB bes S9uIboarbs
uuisebobsn worben, unb iinb bic &inber in
ben betrefTenben@ arbi9ulen untersebra6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-27

2Sir RGnnea uniern Naum better per'
psrtben, ais nit benz fratebIisen veateiner"
pon Sberrils Mount re9ten unb bre6en
baber ab. @enn er nd9itenS fir bic 2es
s~isIatur Iduft, ipre3en mir uieIsidt vsriss
did" nit linn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-27

Scr Metrcppiitan Seibffaa in Der
Hdbs zee Ntbsndums, fribsr pom Ssdsr une
S6gsr, jsBt Ratelif unb @ibbs ssbaitsn, III mil
sirfr Quspabl pOrtrsfli6sr autl6sn unt Bug.
eiss, iCpis ben bsltsn pfertsn Serlsbsn. @er
siEs Spasierfabrt MAIDEN, peer binaus In bic
@essnp fabren nil, fol- tprt feline Srpsr bintsr,
laIsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-27
Die eutf6eiouuo bes @diebsaeridtes

cW
i'm benz Oregon Sale ~erfreute bic republic
faniiden 9er3en 10, baB fe ibrer Sreuoe
bur9 einise Buffer aus einem MOrier aus;
brud saben. Die anitdnbisen Mdnner Der
9artei uerbaIten iid iebo9 gang rubis, ie
iddmen ii6 offenbar ibres @ewinnes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-27

ale nnfere A6ommsntem, bic i'm
&aditanbe iinb, werben in bieier ober Der
ra6ffen Ger. ibre Ste3nuns finben, pieptsl
tie bis gnbs Mdrs i@uIOsn. @ir bitten
bic &adf dnbe ben gssntsn Ober un5 Direct
ein,ulenoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-27

2Sir feiten Die gufmertiamteit ~unierer
9eier auf bic 9ln5eise: v@ins eisene 9eims
itatte unb Sarm", in elmer an6ern SpaIte.
0iejenisen, sic li9 i'm Weiten nieberlaTen
wOlen, iolten lie leien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-27
Gbicago MarftberiGt.
Wer 3D.

(per Ie~lt8rart.) Deb. "a. 1877.
Meb I-$4 SO biz $50
@ei5en.-No. 2, Sl.26 bis 1.27
@elf9forn.-4l bis Az gts.
Safer-334 bis $50 @ts.
Butter-3l bis 35 Gts.
@ier-23 bis "a @ts.
Wbistp-Sl.O54.
&inbpieb-$2.5 so Bis 4.65.
9 6peine-$6.5O bis $50.
S3weinefe 9-$l4.25 bis 1887
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-27

Der Nau Der neuen ct. Batridsfirde,
gu Der bic 6unbamente bereits baiteben,
sebt jet porun. 9is gum l. MdrS werben
@n9ebote fir bic glrbeit an9enommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-27
q

clearinghouse ~francais. 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, 1877-02-27
2Sir MAIDEN Die 2srauer barauf auf

merriam, ni9t gu lei9t nit ben Steuerses
iesen Der Ser. Staaten um;useben, bic
inb in letter !3eit iebr aufmertiam
unb MAIDEN Soften, mann unb mo- ie tons
Sin feblenoer StempeI auf einem
SierfaB lit senus um in Soften unb Ser.
oruB III fommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-27

So piefe 3eusen ipreden fur bic gor:
treffli6feit BON Or. Aug. &Snis's
Samburser gru fttbee, buB mir
nidt umbin %tOnnen. benieIben u~nisren 9es
fern auf's Seiie gu empfeblen. Ssrr Serb.
WarmiQot, CHARLESTON, IS. 3d., ididt
uns 5Olsenbes bariiber: Der quite grfoIs
BON Or. aus, &6mts's Samburser
9 ittbee Bel einem beftisen 9uifen bat
mid BON beiien llnIbertrefIidteit Bel grs
faltumsen poatommen iiberseust unb mOsen
mir ni9t mebr obne bisies Seilmittel iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-27
No. 4. - @6Geatlide Street.-The.

Wo. 4. - WpGentlld)e SrteHtts.
Dubuaus, ben 26. 5struar. 1877.
Sn rsl6sr aas Sriefs ~anselsiat ifnb. psl6s Rom 10. Ssb.
sis ,unn 6. 6eb. tn her tief9su gptpifes anatipmmen v.
nt6t absebplt prrseu fne.
Nhmann 5ranf Ssin WiQiam
@ntbUine Sg aufhe Ausuf
glinf g0rl anpbel 6riB
Srrub emma 8aelsr George
Su6ner 0sprse anr6el Suliu5
guhner George aomba6eI Walie
SSmede Spbn } Sinnsman Sciepb
Seutisn @iaiam Maiecus NiI 8atie
GImann Z MYsrs rid 2
5ensel @scrse Npsl Spispb 2
5ishlsr Massis SteiRfprt 50
0ceeert Senrs Snpeer Saepb
@pttibalf StnrY2 Snyber Wlrs Sulia
0rpb Spbn 2 gely @barlsS
@lattlY &ubolpb @sbsr Wrs @li;abetb
Seamutb 0ecrss 3easr 6ranf
o. Z. 9orbert. gsfmsfsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-27
@brnmatii6e sGmrr,en perSen oebei

W~DeNWaIllWe Sgnher3cn meroen 9eDeilt
nit DIR. Bitler's Gbeumatic Gemebp.
@aranttrt Gbeumatismu Neurals
sia, II. d bnli9e &rantbeitenii fiber
gu beileH. Sei alien slpOtbetern 81 bubsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-27

2Soms G6ins 800, elm dinefidsr 8aeb:
ner, CAB Ieste 0ode bier cine gut beiudte
gorleiuns unb Der SObn bes B!umsnrsi6s
Der Waitte CAB BEN veiuiliirtsm gantsss"
man@en urbentIiden &iHel. gr iou bas
gmsIii9e 3iemli4 seIdufis ipreden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-27
Saloon @r0fnun9

SEER s. Stsinmss Bat an eer Ode hr S~itbsnten une GIas
Straes, In hem frabern Sptale hes perm gtti6nsr, eineu
nsuen Salcpn er6fnst. Sseen Tag siusn ~iplsueteen 9unt.
@strGnis, feline 9isarren, prcmpte Seeienane. Serr
Steinmes laest GrsuRes unf SetanuIs btfsns Elm, inn ttiu'
d ifpmmtn. y. 2S9-293
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-27

An5 Sanfng, l4reibt uns elm gutter
6reunb unter benz 2o.i Gebruar: @eitern
BADEN mir bier AUDI pieSer cine Seuers.
brunit sebabt unb bic @eidi9te woate re6t
sefdbrli9 werben. Oas Seuer entitanb in
Der Stalluns bes Sarmers Some, Die i'm
gu in Ii3terloben Slammen itanben.
&ai6 uno idneG tbeilte es ii1 benz Sotel
nnb ben %umliesenben 9ebduben nit, unb
sins pom raidem Winbe setrieben
10 tart puran, baB man ni5t i3eit
fano bic nd9iten tSduier nisberSu,
reiBen. GO i6ien es benn, ais molte
pas persebrenbe Clement ii9 einen foits
ipieIisen @es babnen. 9lber wie bat man
ba sefdmpit nit Der @Iutb. 0a tra6te
auf einmal elm Saus suiammen unb am on.
bern @nbe elm StaI unb, Soft iei Oant,
nit ibrem Sturse uar bas Jsuer beiiest
uno es sirs ni9t meter. Sn weniser ale
elmer Stunbe lag bas serdumise 9otel uon
5tupre6t nit ben Nebensebauben, Swei an:
bern @obnbduiern nit StaIunsen unb
Waseni9uppen u. elmer Sdmiebe in ai6e.
auBerbem wurbeu swei @sbdube bemolirt.
Oas Seuer entitanb sesen 4 llbr bes Mor.
gems unb am Mittas rau9tsn bic Sriimmer
mod, bic unb ba cine Tlamms auft9ieBenb
unb 3inselnb aber bic perfobIten &site. =
&upredts 9aus lit perii3ert, bic anbern
9ebdube iOuiel betannt lit, ni6t. Orei
Yferbe famen in ben Slammen um.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-27
MmTprcerun0

Gqs Gitjsnissn, wtlts nit Der 8amilis @mtstprf In
dtitr psrranet fnb Hnb hermit aufserreert, ibrs Nehrtft
an S. Rsttinssr, Wiaiamsbureb, Y. D.. Re. t52 SebuIsn
Strass, ,u isnetn une ,par 70 fdnsl als mSsli6. 9s ban.
tst I'D UNI neutrality-suspicious.. 29O-92
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-27

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-27
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, 1877-09-07

disappointed hearers. "Where was the
stnguIdrity you spoke about, them"
"ln the perseverance, of Solomon Fox
paw"
"Pshawl o PShGto! What did you
work us up so for!'
That is what Solomon Foxpaw said
Ito those who had excited him so; but
they said to him, as | say to you, that IL
teds so reported, and that he had expected
to work miracle, without any reasun-
namely, to find, from no evidence at all.
the dead body of man who was not
dead. And he was as dissatisfied as you
are that the man turned up alive. But
still, Ms | said before, murder totH out,
and no doubt If that Mike Murdman had
murdered, and Paul Picra had been the
one he killed, Solomon Foxpaw would
have had him some time, sure n-True
Fldg.
, 1877-09-07
At a Dash.

A great deal of brilliant literary labor
has been performed on the spur of the
moment. Byron wrote "The Uorsair" in
ten days, at the rate of two hundred lines
a day, and sent it to press as it was writ
ten, publishing it with hardly a correc-
tion. Lope de Vega wrote three hun
dred dramas for the stage in one hundred
days, the average amount of his work
being nine hundred lines day. Voltaire
wrote "Zaire" in three weeks, ,and "Olym-
pie" in six days. Dryden wrote his code
toSt. Cecilia" at sitting. The finest of
Elizabeth Barrett Browning's poems,
"rhe Lady Geraldine's Courtship," was
the work of twelve hours. 1t was writ
ten to complete the original two volumes
of her poetry, and to send out with her
proofs to America. But, as rule, the
best work is not to be done at a dash in
this style. "What do you think of
'Olympie9" Voltaire asked one of his
friends, after that work was published !;
81 wrote it in six days" "You should
not have rested on the seventh day."
was the answer, and the answer was wise
as well as witty. Shakespeare was not
one of those sapdash workers; and
Shakespeare, with his thirty-four plays,
has conquered the world. Even the i'm
pulsive, sparkling Tom Moore was slow
about writing, and thought it quick work
if he added seventy lines to "Lalla
Rookh" in week, although living out of
the world in his writing-box in the Peak.
Planche produced his burlesque at an
equally slow rate, thinking ten or dozen
lines a day good work. Kiuglake's
"Eothen," an exquisite trife, was re-
written five or six times, and kept in his
desk almost as long as Wordsworth kept
"The White Doe of Rylstone," and kept
like that, to be taken out for revision and
correction almost every day. And that
is the way in which good, honest work.
work that is to be read tomorrow, and
day after O-morrow-must be written.
Scots and Scribes turn up once in a
century.
, 1877-09-07
Faith and Charity.

Here is little story which came 70 -,
the other day, and which, if it is NOT
news, either political or marketable. has
the merit, which news rarely claims of or
beng absolutely true. Near a neighbor
ing city there is a little house, an asylum
for children founded by one or two good
women, and kept up from day to dsy H ba
voluntary contributions. 1t is rulo
with these women never to ask for bol,,
In their work from anybody except tha,
one who has promised to care ior the
fatheriess child. Business men are ant
to look upon this system of faith and
prayer ana charity as an insecure sort of
capital; yet it is a curious fact that two
OF the largest orphan asylums in the
country are supported in this way. and
have increased until thousands of belnless
little ones have been sheltered and fed
and clothed in them, during years in
which the shrewdest business men have
seen their fortunes wrecked at that in the
most careful and safest investments.
A winter or two ago the director Of
this little home issued a statement of her
receipts and expenditures, for the salts.
faction OF those who had given help to
it during the year. 1t fell into the hands
of wealthy man living some miles away
from the home, who glanced over it and
threw 1t aside. No help was asked, and
1t did not occur to him to offer any. A
month or two later, one bitter night, the
manager found herself absolutely with.
out morsel Of food to give the children
tor breakfast. There was not even -four
nor bread in the house. Institutions of
similar kind have their settled funds
from which to draw, or friends to whom
to appeal. These women had no money,
and but the one Friend to whom to turn.
The night was stormy, it was late, the
children would wakeu hungry; their
hearts almost failed them. But thew
went to their Friend. Before they rose
from their knees u carriage drove to the
door, from " hich when they went out the
coachman-wthout word-began to
unpack meat, bread, provisions of every
kind. Bundles Of clothing followed. It
was like lairy-tale or one of Dickens's
Christmas stories. At last lady held
ont an envelope in which was bank-note
for substantial sum, and the carriage
drove away through the snow without
word being spoken.
All this was mysterious enough. But
the explanation was simple. The banker
was toasting his feet before going to bed
at his library fire, thinking how glad he
was to be indoors, when his daughter
came in and said, after the inconseq uent
manner of women, how cold it was out.
side and how warm and cozy she had
been in her own chamber, and how it had
set her to thinking Of people who were
cold and hungry, and that she thought
she could sleep better if she could make
some one who needed help as warm and
happy as herself. The father was prac-
tical man. He remembered the little
home for children, but told her tomorrow
would be time enough to look it up. The
daughter was impractical, and insisted
that tonight was the time. The water
began to come into her eyes. So the IA
ther gave up, of course, aud put the note
in the envelope as his contribution to the
foolish adventure.-N. Y. Tribune.
, 1877-09-07
one Little shoe.

yli-S . No f-ifr. n, ,..d't,, 'u,na.
Ysr one Iilrle shoe that uc found q" o"N
R.t,or .ass fsded snd vet aIih dew,
Ont in "a, r-ss, vrr-, ~, cAatrrr pay.
Cola could no, Ng, r -r. precious ''one'
N-aprrd ir me ,..,s' ,Ik 10 0lr>
-e--r fn ,hr car-ar. Nth o,hy- ;a.ug-
Nss7,y - precious. % gladden. 'Uf eye.
On,ys month since ~ lost hi, shoe
n,sr baby Mary, with her golden hal.
Onlv a week since We laid her low,
-uaaes the daisies" sweet and fair.
Brave little feet, how they patier,d forth,
Morning and noon with their task TO do
Never at rest till the good sun set,
And the busiest baby work was through.
Little pink toes in their cradle-bed,
Cuddled away when the day was done,
Ready 10 start at break of dawn,
Over the house in search of fun,
Now they are still in their narrow bed,
Wsxen and white as the drift Of snow,
Only eclipsed by the angel feet,
Farer than ever they were below.
Think 1t no trihe then, childless friend,
This odd little shoe that we found to-day,
Buttonless, faded, and wet with dew,
Out in the grass where the children play