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, 1877-08-17
Floating GOssip.
Wilkie Collins has the gout.
Jeff Davis Is said TO be nenn;lecs

Wilkie Collins has the gout.
jeff Davis is said to be penniess.
Charley Ross was stolen three years ago
July 1st.
Charles O'Conor was born in New
York, and began life as a newsboy.
Modern marriages, says a contempo.
rary, begin with court and end with
court.
DR.. Tying, the well-known clergyman
of New York, is said to be worth half a
million.
The London Truth says that the custom
of applying an artificial bloom to chill.
dren's faces is on the increase. ...r
General W. w. Acerill, the famous cav.
airy raider, resides in Washington, and is
president Of paving company.
An Iowa paper gives a thrilling &C.
count of the efforts of young man to
take home widow and three swarms of
bees at the same time in wagon.
The Buffalo Express estimates that "in-
Guiding hack hire and tolls" about $500
will enable Que to spend a couple of days
at Niagara Falls this season.
The Chicago Times says that Mrs. Com.
modore Vanderbilt will marry Virginia
cousin Of hers, who is young wdower,
and whom the Commodore cut out.
His hoioess the other day said to Prin-
cess Thurh: "Among the innumerable
gifts | have received, nobody has given
me what most wanted-two new legs"
Mrs. Burnett, author of "That Lass o.
Lowrie's," is twenty seven years old, and
was born iu Manchester, England, COM
ing to this country at the age of sixteen.
The dead bodies Of the royal family of
the Sandwich Islands are put in strong
pickle of alcohol, etc, before sepulture,
to ensure their preservation for many
years. ....
A tunnel through the Pyrenees will
complete the railroad communication be-
tween Frauce aud Spain by January 1st,
1878. 1t will save twelve hours of dill
gence ridiug. n ~
A Connecticut preacher says that a
good congregation will praise the music,
the choir, tue ventilation and the civili-
ties of the usher, but as to the sermon
"Well, dunno"
General Joseph Z, Johnston is child
less. In Appearance he is much the same
as during the war, except that his hair
and beard bave whitened and the furrows
in his face are deeper.
The Duke of Edinburgh is said to be
negotiating for the purchase of Oldway
House Torbay, Eugland--the splendid
mansion erected by the late Mr.. Singer
of sewing machine fame.
Some smiable individuals in England
have subscribed for the shipment Of 1000
plum puddiugs to the nearest attainable
section of the Turkish army. The pud-
dings were sent in hermetically y-sealed
cans.
There is hardly crime which man
can commit that will more com pletely de-
stroy the peace of home than the habit of
being persistently dissatisfied with every
thing that is said and done by wife or
children.
, 1877-08-17

CRUSHED AFFEcTGoNs.--lIow many
fer by unrequited affections They are at
tached strongly to those who return
them cold words, Indifferent looks, and
even avoid their presence. A word that
might uot otherwise be noticed, often
sinks deeply in the heart of one whose
life is bound up in another. Where an
object Is cherished, each motion ID
watched with solicitude, and smile
gives exquisite pleasure, while frown
sends dagger to the heart. There Is no
greater siu than to crush those warm al
fections, gushing freely from generous
heart. 1t dries up the fountain OF the
soul--fades the smile on the cheek, ana
casts shadows over every bright ans
glorious prospect. Draw near to the
heart that loves You, return the favors re-
ceived, and if you cannot love in return
be careful not to bruise or break it by q
careless word, an unkind expression or
an air of ofiudifferenCe.
, 1877-08-17

USELESS PEoPLE.-We see no special
occasion for being very obsequious to-
ward that race of beings, whether male or
female, young or old, in high life or low
life, whose earthly history is represented
by the title of this article. They are
simply idlers and wasters, so far as any
practical utility is concerned. Mani
festly they have come to the wrong
world; and The sooner they leave it the
sooner society will be relieved of bur-
densome and expensive nuisance. Eating
and drinking and sleeping constitute
their chief employment. With their
provender made sure, they are quite sat
isfed. Habits of industry they have not
and, moreover, it is no part of their plan
to do anything that is of practical value
for either world. Fortunately for them
selves, breathing is spontaneous and ami
NAL nutrition goes forward by self-im-
pelling law. Were the fact otherwise,
they would die for the want Of breath, OF
speedily become CHASTITY skeletons. Such
are your useless, good-for. Nothing people
Their significance in really adding any,
thing valuable to the world is less than
that Of an oyster,-Independent.
, 1877-08-17

He came back to his mother, looking
very forlorn, with big red swelling un'
der his left eye, and four or five hand
fuIs Of torn shirt boiling over his breeches
band. "Why, where on earth have you
been1" she asked. "Me and Johnny.s
been pIsyin'. He played he was pl-
rate and I played | was duke. lhen
he put on airs, and | got mad, and"
"Yes, yesw Interrupted his mother, her u,
eyes flashing, sand you didn't finch T.
mo, pothcr; but the pirate licked. u
Erchange.
, 1877-08-17

THE General Assembly of the United
Presbyterian Church, at its late meeting
in Sparta, Illinois, decided against per-
mitring the use of musical instruments in
public worship.
, 1877-08-17
A Man Who Never Told a Lie.

/ Yesterday afternoon an old oil man
with crude petroleum dripping from his
clothes, and legs inclosed in high boots,
'enterei the Derrick" office and said:
"Waut an itemH
What is it.' we inquired.
/ "I've got the dumdest item you ever
hcrn tell on. struck an lie well on ny
lease Monday, an she flowed a strean, Of
lie one hundred feet high straight up for
half an hour. Then she kinder died down.
One of my drilers was standing over the
hole, when she suddenly spurted again,
an blast my eyes! if it didn't take that
'driler right up with it, The stream was
a powerful one, you see, an he went Up a
hundred feet. You've seen those little
balls as dance about on top Of those little
squirting fountains, such AS they have in
the citiess Yes; wal, that's the way this
thing acted, an there's that air drjller
right up on top of that hundred fut col
umn of crude lie, and he's dancing about
like chatf in tanning mill. What do you
think Of that unl"
"How long has he been up thercl"
about four days and four nights
"He must be very hungry by this time.
Doesn't he come down to get something
o eatn
"Why, we uns just put plate of bash
in this stream of lie, and it takes it up to
him, you see. And it's mighty handy, as
he finds bis victuals already creased, an
he dotsn t need any butter"
But he must have frozen to death be-
fore this time"
"Why, man, we've sent him up ou the
same stream bed and bedding, small
stove an wood, an we're going to build
him small house, and then he can live
there as comfortable as prince"
His face was as innocent of deceit as a
piece of tanned leather, and when he
asked to have his name put down as a
dead head subscriber for information he
had given, we didn't have the heart to
hurt his feelings,-OH City Derrick.
, 1877-08-17
The Difference Between One and Two,

The English language is often puzzle
to foreigners, and sometimes drives even
an American hotel keeper into corner,
as for instance in the following expert.
ence at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, where a
wealthy French guest came to complain
at the office, and was there met by the
gracious Griswold, who rose to explain.
What for, sare, your garcon not pre-.
sent my demand?"
"Your demand, Monsieur2"
"Yes, sare, do | speak Inglis perfait,
sare; do you comprehend me, sarel"
"Certainly, your English is perfectly
correct, my dear sir; what is it you de.
sire?n
"Vy, sare, you tell me l can have at
my private table wis my friends what.
ever | desire 70 pardon, to eat"
"Certanly," said Griswold, "anything,
stewed doublOons and diamond sauce, if
you wish"
Sab, no, Monsieur,zat is too rich; sim
ply desire some grice."
"Eh; some whatl"
"Some grice, Monsieur Griswold, such
as | eat for my dinnay re ozer day"
"Ah, you mean rice, boiled rice-cer-
tainly, all the rice you desire.'
mo, sare! 1t is not rice. Eat is what
zat premier garcon-headwaitare, say.
1t is bird | want, sare; l want him
roast, not boil"
"Roast grice-why, let me see" said
Griswold, in dilemma, not wishing to
appear ignorant Of his guests meaning
81 don't believe there is single grice
in the market"
"Ab, you mistake when you say single
grice."
"Indeed"
eyes, sare, Vat you call leetle rat,
a-a2"
"Mouse," suggested the hotel pro-
prietor.
"Yes. Zen two of zem, vat you call
two mice, eh2"
"Quite correct" responded the host
"Zen if one is re bird you call grouse,
two is vat you call grice, ehl"
"Why, not exactly said the hotel
man, struggling to keep pcountenance; tive
say two grouse, ust as we say two sheep
or two deer; but for mouse, mice and"
eyes, sare," said Monsieur, triumph
antly; "an Wy not you say two hice for
two houses orr how far he might have
continued cannot be said; but at that
moment the head clerk, Palmer, stand
ing near, had violent attack Of cough
ing, and Carr, the room clerk, walked off
suddenly and slammed on the big bell,
and called for "front" to do something,
and then stuck his own head down be-
meath the counter, as the amused host
walked away towards the dining hall
with his guest, to order "two grice" for
Monsieur's private table.-BOstOn Com
mercEdL Bulletin.
, 1877-08-17

A SINGULAR PHENOMENoN.--Th Pan
anna Star and Herald reports curious
phenomenon as having occurred at Aspin-
wall during the past month, and calls
upon the scientific for an explanation.
The beach, says that journal, is of Coral
formation, and extends from the light
house eastward along the northern shore
of Manzanila Island for mile or more,
and is open to the Caribbean. Upon the
night in question, or rather on the porn
ing following, this whole distance was
covered with deposit of deep vivid
indigo blue-something resembling a
broad ribbon stretched along the limits
of high tide, which there amounts to only
about eighteen inches.
Beholders we're startled by this very
peculiar appearance, and it was at first
thought that perhaps Old Neptune and
the Tagus indigo business might have
had something to do with it; nor was Gu
riosity alayed in the slightest when a
closer examination revealed the icbthyo-
logical fact that this blue deposit con-
sisted of millions of a fat, shapeess sort
of jelly-fsh, smaller than the hand,
rounded in contour, with slightly raised
ridge running what would seem to be
fore and aft over the back. Everybody
looked and wondered, but the wisest--
aud there are some perfect Solomo ons in
that city--could not make out what they
we're, or what such singular and sudden
phenomenon meant. The next day ali
the bright color had faded out, and the
gelatinous deposit, although giving out a
strong, unpleasant odor, dried up and
soon disappeared. ..
, 1877-08-17

A DIFFICULT lock to pick-one from o.
bsld.head
, 1877-08-17

Two of a trade seldom agree.
, 1877-08-17
Hearkening for His Step.

BY NATHAN u. uRNER,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-30
am Somnta8 wurbe ben MitsIieberm

am $ounta8 wurbe ben MitsIiebsrn
Der ct. Mariensemeinbs elm Namensuers
sei9niB .iber bic reseImdBisen 8eitrase.
einsebdnbist, bic isber gum llnterbalt Der
Stride IN ben beiben Iesten Sabren seiteusrt.
3ablen ipre@en unb auf iener 9ife ipre4en
ie bOppeIt. Das Sdriftitid Iiefert einen
neuen Beweis, baB es uieIe quite @briiten
sibt, wenn es nidts tOftet, unb baB es bic
Pfennise Der armen iinb, bic &irden bauen
nnb u~nterbalten unb ni6t bic Der &ei4en.
4fuil t0nnte man Mandsm 3%urufeu, Der
NIT ieinem @eIbe auf Der Banf prabIt, ober
iein @ef&dft Iobt, pfui, iodine Did, bab
Ou nod ni@t einmaI brei Dollars entbebs
rem tanmf, UNI Dir bic Bubn gum 9immel
su ebexen. ga, uenn fie ben B@rie1er
brau&en, unb er periast ibxen bic Dienfe,
neil fe ibre uorseidriebenen Sfi&ten nidt
erfaut, bamn i&impfen unb drsern iol4e
2eute fi@; BON anberen uerIansen fe
ftremsife gfidterfalIuns, fe ieIbif mOsen
ni4ts bapon miHep.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-30

Dae In unferem Offentli9en S@uIen
bic Nesertinoer grade ni9t unter ben gns
seIn iinb, benefit elm 8orfaa in Der 4ten
Warb S4ule, ben bic Lines" er3dblt.
Gin Nesermdo4em bate i9On LANCE nit
&ube bic Nedereien unb YIasereien Der
weiBen Witi4dlerinnen ertrassn. Oa per'
i@wOrem iid rfinf" wObIersOsene, wsibe
iunse r9abies" bas ountelfarbise &inb
~bur93upriseIm. gls bic EO9ter Gfrita's
iab, baB es Grnf uurbe, webrte fe ii@ uno
u~erteiIts bic dIteite unb srOBte Der weiBen
vDamen, baB bic anbern ii@ wie sei4eu4te
@ebe ~auridSosen. Oie Sade tam uor ben
9ebrer. getbiopiens a%btOmmIins itanb
ba, itoIs wie cine &Onisin, unb idwies, ibre
Ebaten ipra9en fur fie; bic wobIer3osenen
weiben aaoies erbieIten BEN wobIperbienten
&ifeI unb sOsen i4 bei4dmt surid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-30

pie Stage Der aopotaten abam's nno
&obinion sesen bic Stabt, bic DOR benz
9reisseridt (Circuitcourt) in Buchanan
60. anbdnsis mar, lit sssen Dubuque
eutfdieben werben. Die Surp bradte Elm
gerbict auf 81 500 gu 9uniten Der 8ldssr
eia. Sc perbaIt fd oumit 10. Die StaOi
fabrte cine Reibe pro3e1s nit Der alien
Central SSsIaub So. Sn benz bauptidd:
Ii6fen bieier Broseie banbslte ss f4 nm
bic Summe BON $500, 900. Wan ma4ts
elm @ompromiB fur 1900 unS idlus
bamit ane Yrossfe nieber. @a4bsm ois'
ies seiteben, rsidten bic abpofatsn Der
StaSt, abams unb Robinion, cine &e9'
nums pon 500 fur ibre @ebabrsn Elm.
Dieter erorbitantsn SOrberuns perpsissrte
bic Stabt bic gssabluns uHb bic aoOotr'
tenfrma ma9te ben Yoridlas f4 NIT
IS, 900 baar gu bssnisen. aub bteie
OGerte perwarf bic Stabt unb man stns
Az @eri9t. Die Su9e Gam ert bier DOR,
wurbe aber bann mad Buchanan perlest,
no bic Surp Ibam's unb &Obinion 81 500
a~uertannte. Die Stabt wirb wubri4ein'
LID sppsI einIesen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-30
Bir MAIDEN aui biz aHasiss Der ssts-Sss'

QDir MAIDEN auf biz an,siss Der 5ets-bss.
Worts SptiGuls fur Sinsltnse aufmerfIam.
Die pGbrsnb benz GurIus pprsuuebmeEben
9ebrsesenifdnpe bltiben Der 5aupiia&e mad ptes
Ielbtn, ME pGbrent Der pprberstbenben Sabre,
namli6 /: 9eien unb s@reiben (Dsuti& unb
GnsliI6l &e@neu, geographic, 0efHidte,
0efang; bann aud SinrnrsSei9ueu fur jsne.
bic Is puniten, unb raidtn bebbalb bic Sstrsf'
feabsn lh nit HtiS,eus u. (. 10. perisbsn.
I'm 60 Nlen, aud ben unbsmitttltsn ~ ermDs.
littn, lid Der gortbsile bieier Mnfalt tbeilbaft
su MAIDEN, baben mir bas g4ulgeln fur ben
sau3eu &urfus g Iouate) auf bios 3ebn
DOLLARS geffeat.
Ssne, bic 60 por3ieben, 8pt unb 9psis In Der
NnftaIt ielblt ~ bsSisben, mSsen fb bel 3eittn
a nmslben, pa nur cine bsi&ranfte Insabl anss.
ommen psrben fSnnen. Aber aud bic, pelte
% p~or3ieben In priSat.S duiern llnterfOmmen su
iu&en, mDsen i& bieierbalb an uns psnpen, in.
BEN mir % uns sur Nufsats ma6en, bic BE.
treTtnrsn in suisn 8amilien ~ annebmbaren
9ebineunsen ~untsr3ubringen.
NnmslprnJen a~preiire man an
Rev. ). n. Slamuaug OSer
Ssbn U. 6oob,
q u 8 ba. Ct. DOnatus, Sadlon Co., Sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-30

Am Somntas, ben 4. @ousmber, wirf
Der sSinalinss gsreiu Der ct. Mariense'
meinbe i'm SaaIe bes S4ulbauies ein'
ieiner Observation-Disclosures seben'
Sur s~ufibruns fOmmt: Meiits,
S9Iud, YoHe nit @eians III einem act,
bann Die brsi @Ini@s 2uffipiel
nit @eiuns in 2 atten. 3wii4enifiid eth
Gableau: ,Oie 5inri9tums." al'
len, bic iid an ienem Gage einen persniiss
ten slbenb ueridaffen wOllen, 1T bur4 ben
8siud bieier MISUNDERSTANDING cine quite
@sIesenbeit seboten. gintritt per Berion
10 Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-30
$taot / Nmee9eno.
aeiiember asent = MIireo Natten

gwei Ssrru fanben porlssten Sonn'
Tag auf einsm Spusiersans mad &odSals
in Der Rdbe jenes Ortes eine &otte Buben,
Iauter 8uriden unter swSlf Jabren, bic
aae raudten. 3pei bapOn waren bstrun'
Ten unb elmer berart, boB Ct balfss nnb
ipra@los i'm @rabsn lag. @iner Der Germ
periu4te Sunssamerita gOrwarfe gu me'
der, absr ba war Ct on bic &e4ten sstom'
men. sic idimpften ME alte @aidwet'
Der, Fudtea wis @renaOiere unb sebraud;
tea fold sottise Spra@e, bab Der cine be1
6errn isinss Sobnes wesen, Der bel ibm
mar, entiest bauon elite. Was lou wObl
aus folder Sussnb werben2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-30
6raefsnberS 6rdntsr:
9StQen

iinb felt iber breiBis Subren betannt uni
werben Don alien, weI9e bieieIben &c:
brau@t BADEN, als fi4ere &ur fir 8opf:
i9meraen, 9sbsrIeiben, 0srbauunssbe'
i9uerben, @ausns unb jebs alrt Sieber
anerfannt.
Dieie Biaen wtrten NIT srOBter Milbe
unb fteHen bic @eiunbbeit berer, wsIde
IN aasemeiner unb neruOier S9wd9e lei:
ben, wieber Der. gu pertaufen Bel alsn
Gpotbetern. S32
4$reiS 2s Gents per 8er,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-30
Siufrager Seists siusm Poli3ifen, |

eSiatrdser seiste eiuem Poli3ifen, bsr
iba in isinsm 9ubsn beidimpft baben iOa,
bic Gbirs. Der Disner Der :. 9ermanbab
b~ssesnste am Sreitas benz SObne Merturs,
Der in Der Ndbe bes atbendums itanb unb
fi9 bas @ebdube betradtste. @ie es
tam, piiisn mir nidt, aber Der Seitrufte
CAB Serienselb unb turs brauf, warb 9ins
trigger peseu Grasens uerbOrsener 8affen
Dor Zen 5rieSensripter sefibrt. %, ia,
faste &intrdser, i'd TRACE uerbotene 8afs
fen, 9eur &i9ter, ieben Sic bier uno CT
3os einer bIanten, md9tis srOben fapfer'
men S@liHeI beruor, ben bate i'd in Der
Sanb, aIs Der 9OIi3iit an mir uorbsisins."
GabIeau.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-30

2Slan 6artt wieber on elmer idmalipi'
risen giienbabn uon 9ancaiter nod Potof
unb Dubuque. 8Orerit u~erunsIidt nod
Niemanb beim Bau, benn bic 9ltbeit &c:
i6iebt nod auf benz Yupier. SpaB bel
Seite. ROtbis mare bic gabn i@On, aber es
mill nod INNER .teiner redt bran. Do&
10 werben aIe @~iienbabnen ssbaut. 8ors
erf bur9 Spre9en, bann burd S9,eiben,
bann burd 3ei@nen, auIest bur9 bic Grs
belt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-30
s. C6eiut, baB unler etsbtratb auf

g. (6eiut, baB unfer etsbtratb aui
bunfeln Weseu wanbelt. Wie ss bsiBt,
ioa CT brauf unb bran iein, eineH neusn
Contract nit ber@aseompasnie gu MAIDEN,
nnb Swar unter folsenben erorbitanten Be:
b%insunaen: Die Stabt ioI iir tauienb SuB
So unb $50 fir jebe StruBenIampe besab.
len. Yriuat 2eute iOaen ibr @as 81 So so
per tauienb SUB erbaIten. Oas 1T pieI gu
uiel. $3.50 wdre senus fur @as gum
@sbrau4 Der Burger unb $50 bis $25 fir
cine S~trabsnIampe. 0ie @IObe @asIi@t
GOmpasnie lisfsrt biaiseres unO beferes
9i@t. SIR fold einen Contract perben bic
girssr benz Stabtratb ni4t banter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-30

" Die ~ssbiesenite iuuftrirte tatbo:
Itide 3sitidrift, bur@ Sesenswuni4 Or.
5eiIistsit Yapit Bius TX. sutsebeiben, III
Der vOeutfde Sausfdae" IN Wori
unb Bib. Sdbrli9 ls reid iauitrirte
Sefts fir q 20 Gents poitfrei. Wit Ora:
tispidmie v8erfld,uns @briiti" mad
&apbaeI, 2sx32 3oa sroB. gu be3ieben
bur9 ale 8u9banbIunsen unb 3eitunsss
asenten, wie burd ben 8srIeser 81. g us
ftet, L. B. 56lS, New YOrf, unb 204
9iue StraBe, Cincinnati, Ohio. 239
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-30

lase bon ESQ 1000 grempIaren iabrlid per.
brsitete st eSensburser Rarienta,
Ienber~ 1T far bas Subr 1873 eri4iener
nit elmer 5ale Ses intereKantsiten 9eieifof.
fes unb reid iaufrirt. Yreis nur 20 Gts.
poffrei. 5erner Der X&leins M q n:
t%aIenber" fdr GbrifIide Srauen anb
Sunsfrauen, fiir bas Sabr 1878. Seraus
seSeben bon 6. @emminser. Mit mebrs'
rem 8iIbern in 5arbenbrud, 224 Seiten
Sai&en 5ormat. preis rs Gents polffrei.
gu babsn Bel benz gerIeser 5r. putet
E. y. 56ls Rew Oorf unb 2O4 gins
Street, Cincinnati .. wis aud bel allen
9a&baubIsW un0 Seitunss .ssenten.
y. 1872. 3. l54.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-30
Gin fatboIit6es Samilten'
Weatttcr

ME es i1on ldnsif uon Tuuienben BON Ia:
'tboIif@en 6arailien eriebnt wurbe, 1T nun
int 8erlase Der Su9banoIuns BON SO Il ; l.
bauer BebrIe Al Soutb Ga Saat
Ctr, Gbieaso 'eridienen. gs 1T baB cir
briIIantes Sarbenbrud Bib,
20 Bel 81 3ol sroB, unb tOifet nur $l.5O.
bel portofreier 3uienbuns $1.6O. Oas
Bib lit in b d er unb n sIif9e e,
Nussabe gu baben.
Asentem psrfamst!
90 3t5-327.
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s>reiS 25 Gents per 8sr,
,,Erne 1T 0as Se6em," iast

,,grma it Sas Se6em," iast be-
Di4ter.- - @i@tis beien g%rbaltuns," ia
gen wir.-Spirft bu elm &issIn I'M SaIis.
einen &a3 gum 9uifen, elm Ste9en aui
Der Bruf, bente an bic faqenbsn Dldtter,
bic briben i'm 5riebbOf auf man4en fri
f&en 6isei fallen, unb penbe Elm dbnIi9es
S4idfal bnr4 ben @ebrau9 pom Or.
ans. &Onis's s ambmrser . ru f.
tbee ab, benn serabe 70 elm fleines SiiteIu
Ieste i&on oft bea Reim our S9winbiudt,
sbnete ben @es gu einem fribea @rabe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-30

Am 2sloutas traf elm nsuer 6ra@ttariff
auf ben giisnbabnIinien mad benz Often
in &raft. @aaren erfter glaiie foiten in
3utunft pon Dubuque nod Nep Yorf per
Sunbsrt s .5o; sweiter @Iahe $3.50; brits
ter gIuis $1.lo; uierter Glaiie 70 Gents.
Dieie Staten iinb fir bic brei eriten @lai1en
etua SS Bro3ent bSber ais friiber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-30
NemsDorf Narftberi9t.

Wer feltsrapD. 20. Sftobsr 1877
ebI-$5. so bis 500.
WeiSen.-Milwaufee, go. 2, $l.3l.
6afer-33 bis 81 Gts.
Welf9torn-sem. weitl. 624 Bis 81.
SdweiueHetf9-$l4 35 bis IA, SO.
@olo in Jtew gorf $l.O23
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-30
paB Die SapaneCeu aud bereits a,

pa6 Die Sapane(eu aud bereits aul
Der 9Obe Der beutisen Civilization fteben,
bat Elm biefiser &aufmann erfabren. SSu
eiusr Rife nit Tbee fanb CT einem iapanes
fif4eu S@ab, Obes senauer ausseoraft,
cine iapanefi9e Saa6ale. Die Rerfpirs
bistsit 9efel benz 3anbeIsmaane guar
nt9t, .aSer er madte quite Wiene ;am b0ien
SpisI. Sebenfals bas Bette, mas er tbun
feuntei
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-30
No. 3. = @69eutlide BrieftRe,

Dubuaue, ben %. Sftober. 1877.
Su pti@u ans Brishs ansatist RRb. psl6t rom %. OH
bic gun 70. DIT. In br bitasn ppfsfart anstf0mmtn u
attt abattpit psrbtu anp.
9ineer Granf Qsbner Wartin
Berg Peter We6ein &pis
@eblen yPiH 1i3Sie Heumaun emile
Seinje Wiaiam &aber Warp2
8atitr @forse Sieber anna 3
8clS 8ecrse Struier 6rsb
8%aufmann Ratiloa Wielanp Wrs g 2
gsibOlo "
wlal pussHt ni6t. penn man mad Britfsn auf bisfsr eih
TRACT. ~ btmerttn, bat fs q n ttiet fnb, unb BE Ram
uu Der Brteatfe a~njueebsn.
-. z. Norbert. psamsftr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-30

2safp6 Saweett mno 2Sm. Spen(efp
baben in @sft Dubuque cine BIeiaber an:
sebObrt, bic ibnen &eidtbimer Deripri4t.
O,oOO Pfunb babeu fe bereits berausss:
nOmmen unb nod 1T bes MineraIs LANCE
tein @nbe. Die aber 1T 4 Sub bod Bel
IA 2oq 8reite.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-30

E6eu als mir CUR preile seben, (WOntas
truly lautst es ALARM. Die Drebi9eibe
unb bos @drterbaus Der Miififppibride
iteben in GIammen. Oamit wirb Der 0ers
tebr 3uii4en beiben llfsrn fir cine @eiIe
unterbro1en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-30
2Ie6rere jnmge 2admuer aus bieiem

2Hebrere Jitn8e 4adnier aus 6lelem
County beabfdtisen ii3 in Geras niebers
suIuHen. @ir sIauben, fe tbdten better
nod benz weftlidsn GbeiIe bieies idSnen
Staates gu seben unb it9 bort elm 9eim gu
srinbsn, itatt elm unii6eres 0oos brunten
i'm Sibsn gu ristirsn unb bic Betannti9aft
BON meritanii9sn SettbOien su MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-30
erfem6tetes ,tenn,e6ntes Sa6r-

y, erleugfefe5 neiir3eDntes SaDr-
6nuoert! Bel @orbons 5errp seben
@eiiier UNI! llnb mas nod i9Oner 1T, es
sibt 9eute, bic an bic Setter s%laubeu.
Cine quite 9abuns Sal3 obsr elm ti9tiser
9aieIftod, mO@ten bic GrlOiuns i9nea be.
wertftelisen. Ober sebeu Die Setter nur
aIle fieben Sabre UNI?