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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-11-12

G6terna&. gu benz Octobermartt mar
piel 9ieb 3usetrieben worbsn. Die Nada.
frase enipra9 benz Gnsebot nidt, cine
6oIse Der sebridten greiis bic gisemtbas
mer woaten Ri9ts Don nisbsrsn preiisn
uiien.
pttingen. 4m 10. October Bormit,
tags segen IL t1br entitanb 5euer in Der
nit S4iefern bebadtsn Bsbauluns bee
Gasl0bners @asener q. unb ;par fam
odsieIbe auf benz Speidsr bes 5auies suu
ausbru4e. aIsbalo eri9isnen bic arbrt.
ter, Der BrinS: 5einrid. Wertidtten nit ih,
rem Iwei 5eueriprisen CUR Steqe unb per.
mo9ten nod eineu S5sil bes 6aules ~
retten. Oasielbe mar BON 8 Samilien B..
wobnt. Der gisentbimsr erleio,t sin,u
8erIuif BON 5000 6r. unb tit uerfidert.
Gin anberer Beuobner bes 6auies. &ulz
mes g., arbeiter bes Robinssr Sittenw.rs
tes, i4dst ben inn srpa9Ienen Sdab.u
auf 6. bis 700 6r. unb 1T ni5t perfi4et.
Im additeu Gage brad wisber 6euer aus
unb omar beim 9aftuirtb ). Bethel. Sm
Wonat Wai Iestbin purbe bas Bethel &c,
borise 5aus einsedidert unb bate berieihs
Elm Inoeres beSosen, bas slei9faus
tbsiIueiie In Grimmern Iiest. @tpas aes
gen 9 l1br sewabrten 0oriibsrssbsnbe, tas
Der Spsider bes 5auies IN 6lammsn ffaao
uno ma9ten 9drm. Balb fanben ii3 bic
Oorfbsmobusr an Der Branbifdtts elm, un.
ter ibnen bic gbefs Der Wsrtifdttsn nit is:
rem 6e~ueriprisen. Sbren wirtIamsn 9sis
ltunsen ueroautt man, baB bas Na1bars
baus 9auanbier, weldes etmas nie6riasr
liest uno NIT StrOb seoedt 1T, ni9t ser'
b%rannte, obsIei9 bas Dad psridiebene
Scale nit brennenbsn BaIten 5 Erimmsrn
iiberi4ittet wurbe. I'm Sauie 3. brannte
bas Oa9wert, iouie Elm Gbsil bes sweiten
Stoduertes ab. Oas 6aus mar pon meb:
reren Samilisu beuobnt unb erIeibeu bic
Betrefienoen naaitsbenbe 8srIuite. Beii.
iel einen ioIden pom circa 10, 900 Sr., iuti
OritteI bteier Summe ioa ssbsdt fem.
6emmer s. . llnternebmsr, einen Ssrs
Iuit uon 700 5r. @osstnser Dr., S9nei.
Der, unb Sentsen g., Aiuiteur, ioaen Elm
Sober 500 Jr. Sdabsn erlsiben. Die
orei esstsenannten fub ebsnfaas uerf@ert.
9uremburs. Sir bic YsbieHuns Der
Der neusn Waferuerte felt bic Stabt fol: :
senbe Bsamtsn n Elm erIter Wal9inilt
nit einem @ebalte BON 14-l6OO SraN:
Zen, unb elm RsHeImdrter nit l2-l400
5r. an Der gaSeanfaIt Elm sriter Raidi:
niff nit 14-l6Oo, elm 2. NIT l2-l4oO
unb etn Brunnenudrtsr nit lOOO-l20O
Die Amtsusrri9tunsen zines
ieoen biefer ueri@ieoeneu Bsantsu, bic cine
beionbere Uniform erbaIten, finb burd elm
ResIement fefseiteat woroeu. Die Orsas
~niiation ioa einem Yroptiortum butterflies
gen, wslaes sur grprobuus berieIbeu bic.
men wirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-11-12
&ro66erjo8t8u N.
3utdnoe i'm 2urembur8er
2anoe.
(ynrvrsbonNso,
Gnrreiponbena.

SebermaRn, Der nit aufmertlamem Nuae
bic iesissn Suifdnbe I'M alien 0aterIauSs
bstra9tet, unb bic 8orsdnse unb Scenen,
bic f@ bort abipielen, uerfoIst, pirb ui&t
wenis seueist isin, Der Wsinuns pieler au
foIsen, bic ba sIauben, mir itinben TIM Gu,
remburssr 5simatbslanbs on einem S&ei.
bepunfte, iowobI tn politti9sr Besiebuns
ais aud in uieIen anbern Be3iebunseu.
Wan wirb guar ni1t Iei4t anuebmen, bas
9ursmburs baIb bas S1auipieI zines @uI.
turtampfes baben wirb, iebod wirb man
BITE ueber5eusuns s~ewtnneu, baB t9 bort
balb cine Irt pom GuIturtampf a~bipieIsn
wirb, beien SOripisI unb srfs Scenen bas
neue @sies lber Obsr. unb llnterprtmdr.
uuterridt bilben. Chen neil mir aIlo an
elmer uebsrsansspsriobe itsbsn, lit es cine
i4wierise aufsabe serabe Jest bic 3uitdnSe
bes Qanbes su beurtbeilen. Oenn wie Der
5iftoriter fi9 wobI bltsn mu6, in Der
nebersanssperiobe zines Bottles basieIbe
aI,uftrens Su ~beurtbeiIsn, ionbern warten
mug, Bis bic I'm gntftsben besrifeneu
Sa4en fi@ fef sebiIoet baben, uni bann
an benz Beitebenben ben WaaBfab Ietnes
llttbeilss ansuIesen, sbenio wirb es In bic,
fem NusenbIide flr uns unm6aIi& fem.
lber pisIes TIM alien 2anbe su urtbeiIen,
chen neil mir slaubsn, baB mir In ben su
beurtbeiIenbeu 3weisen an sinsm Wen6s,
puntte ftsbsn. SoQts alto aus bielsm
@runbe tn uisIeu Sa9sn Wan4eu infer
llribeiI unri4tis i4sinsn, 10 mS4ten mir
ben eeier aus ben ansesebenen llriaden BIT.
ten, etpas Na4fdt nit unS AZ babsn unb
ui9t al5uslei9 ben Stab ibsr uns bre4en.
Soate aber SieIss ober uisQsi4t Mues ,um
Be0eren wenben, unb bic @sissseber bes
alien 0atsrIanbes, bur9 Ssuti4lanbs
Sdabsu aufmerfiam semadt, tlus msrben,
anb pon Der %besOnnsnsn Babn 3uridtebrsn,
UNI wieber ais @~eiesssber zines tatbolii4en
Bottles Sei4IaHs su fahen, banu warsn
mir Der grite, Der f9 aus san,sm Ssrssn
treuen wlrbe uuo Der benz alien Ssimatbs,
!anbe sin wobIsemeintss Slid auf" auf
Der neu bssonnenen Babn %surufeu wirbsn.
Sn ben foIsenbsn 3silsu leitsn ben
S9reiber bieies ArtitslS nur Gatta, Don
bsnsn CT bier umb bort zines auf,ablsu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-11-12
Saar, @oteI, GtfeI uta1 Sunss
r66en.

Am Is. October sos au WoieIweiS
bic 9otomotius gum erifsnmal iber bie neus,
fsrtise, has GbaI sierenbe Bride aber bic
Woiel. Oie Wai9tne mar nit @utrIan.
ben, bic Wasen nit 9aub, bic 9feiIer nit
5Iassen sestert. Der san3e 1au tf in
taum II Sabren aussefabrt wOrben.
Der ami9Ius Der G%ilenbabuIinie
Don BoI4en mad Eeter@en an bic Saor.
briden.I rierer 1abn 1T nun 10 melt sefs,,
Bert, baB sssen Gnbs bes Sabrss bic neue
Strede BEN gsrtebr iiberssben wertsn
Fam. Die SeriteIuns bisiss 3nti4eu
sIiebes psruria9te pisle S9~wieIisteitet.
90 muste BET Geter@en Elm TunnsI ron
1905 Weteru Qduae srbaut werben, Der
sans Ia Msidettaltftin Iiest unb bic Dais,
ieri9eibe swii@en Der Saar unb ber gieS
our4brt@t.
Grier. Die tatboIii1e S4uIs in
Sdma4tsnborf 1T fur einise 9eit obns
9ebrer /; oesbalb bssaben f9 Der Oe4ant
unb Der Saplan pon Stsrtrabe speimal in
Der Wo&e Ses RorssnS Sabin, UNI in Der
S4ule llnterri9t ~ ertbeiIen. Das par
aber aewiIen libsraIsu 9euten Sa arg, nno
Der 8arsermsiit.r bewirtte, baB bas Sdul'
Total su bisism 3uede ni4t msbr seohnst
wurbs. Vii .: lisber gar tsiuen llnterri&t,
ais pom einsm @sifIi&en! 90 iorsen bic
.@sbilbeten" uub v9ibsralen" bafar. hls
benz Yolte bic RsIision ni4t perIoren gent!
Bel @eIessnbeit elmer Ganamu.
ne auf elmer Rirmeb 3u VII wurbe elm
Damn NIT elmer ~siisrnsn Stanse sridlas
gen,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-11-12
Tefsif&-SuxemBnrs.

Oas Bibset Der Yropiu,ial Resiss
runs 1T bur9 ben YrouinStaI:R atb auf bic
Sumu,e BON 679,O25 5r. fefseiest nor,
ben. Die &ssisruns bat benz nod 55, 900
6r. ~binsusefist fur 9esenitdnbe, Uelde
Der BroUin3a!ratb ni@t senisenb berid.
i9tist bate. =
Oie ArIoner 2tber a Zen Rnb in
Der ausit fe m0@ten aus benz ud@fen De.
msinbsratbe biuaus9ei9miI en merhen. Sis
baben cine fuluinante 8roelamatton por
Der beuoritsbenben g%ommunaIuabt erIafeu.
SoIsenbs Gbierar3te fnS far
ibre Ysrbisnite becortrt morbeu: Die Res
baile l 81. erbieIteu Serr s. Oebarf, su
Weiaucp unb s. s. 5erci ju Eintisup ; bic
aussei@uuus 2. 81, 5err 8. 2abouSerie
gu Reuf@ateau unb $. 9efeure gu BAT;
mad.
6errG 6. 6. u. Gbierp 1T gum Boil,
sinnsbmer in Susnp ernannt worben. Or.
!. 6. U. Srantert, Der bic Steue inn.
bate, 1T uerisst porbeu.
Serr 9bote, Baufibrer Der 5fentIis
den StraBen unb Bniden, III ant II. Sc
tober seitOrben.-R. l. P.
Aufbe Bariier WsItausRerluns
srbielt fur 8robucte bes 0aIbbaues eiae
Sron3eW ebaiIIe 5err Blum Bterrs
su 5etni4; fur 2eber unb Sdute erbieIteu
bteieIbe aus3ei@nuns bic Serreu BodboIt
Sebanne unb 3oubesB erIot pom ct. 6ubert
unb fur 8uumateriaI eine fIberre ReSaile
bic Serren YierIot & 5epnen pom 8ertrir
unb bic Brcn3emebaiQe bic 5errn Bess ".
q So. ,u Yiel 6aIm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-11-12

0eretnt8te etaaten.

Die S9ma6 unisrer GuuiularsN nae.
lcgenbcit.-Wa i9reibt uns aus Steains
Co., Winn.: sd m09te serne cine 9oa:
ma4t mad euremburs ienbsn, aber i'd meif
bic abrsne bes General /. GoniuIs" nod
INNER nidt unb, pie ss bsibt, tennsn Gle
9err &eeacteur, bieielbe aud ni1t. (Sf
ri@tis.-&eb.) Wit unierm v@saeral.
@OniuI" iinb mir isst idIedter bran ale
uorber, mir piien nidt sinmaI mebr, mos
bin nns 81 wenben, uenn mir ieiner Be:
biirfen. Die I~nselesenbeit lit sine uabrs
rS4ma4" fir bas 0%uremburser 0anb II. Die
Resieruns uerbisrt ben idueriisn Sabel
fur bic Gidi9tsl olt9teit, nit Der lie ibre
garssr %bebanbelt l1nisr Correspondent
bat bas i90nfe &sdt. Qbsr mas bilft's.
Wr baben Sabre unb Sabre lang searbei,
tet, UNI bic @rri9tuns zines 6~oniulates
bier IN ben Der. Staaten su erreiden, enb:
LID slaubten mir uns am i3isle anselanst
uno mir tommen aus benz Regen in bic
Graufe. Man ienbst uns einen Mann,
sans fol nj loi, einen abseriHeues @rinber,
Der li9 ben Senter UNI feline YHi1t unb
nm iein Imt ideert unb babel nod ben
6lu1 Der 9ddsrli1teit auf ii1 label. llnb
warum i9idt man iol9en Wann2 Run
Die 5rase mag ii9 Der Staats : Wintffer,
Baron pom Blo9auisn, islbit beantworten,
ober MIL er bas ni9t, tam sr es bur9 bic
Guratoren Der 8aHins bouiaiers tbun lais
len Das 1T Der 6lu9 Der b6ien Chat,
bab iie fortSeuseno S6iss mus sebdbren.
Ser bodm. u. 20B aus Der DiSeele
@reeubap, Der feline Stuoien am ameritani.
i4en Goaes in eOuen in gslsisn madte unb
aud bort gum 8rieifer ssweibt wurbe, bat
ii4 mad amsrita einssiaift.
Gs freut uns, uniern 9siern mittbeiIen
gu t%onnen, baB in SouitoH Co., Winn.,
bel Der lesteu DabI, 5srr Baltsr @osrssn,
gum Sberiff erwdbIt worben 1T unb omar
nit Der i4Onen Rsbrbeit Don $50 Stims
men.
IN Reu BORT III 5srr Gs. WiIer auf's
Neue in oas Rsprdientantsrbaus bes Cons
sreies seUdbIt worbsn. Wte piel Stim.
men Wsbrbsit sr srbisIt, ~ifen mir nod
ni1t.
QDir mGGten uniere 9eier bitten, uns
mit3utbeilen, wsI4e anbere pom uniern
9anbsIeuteu bel Der Rouembsrmabl In Sfs
fentIi9e Aemter tamen.
gDir tbeiltrn fiir,li6 nit, baB tn ct.
6raneis BEL Wilwautee, @isc., elf 9urem,
burger ftuoirsn. Set Der 3eit iinb nod
bret bin,usetommeu, 10 bab osren 3abl i9
beute auf IA belduft.
Reb. 3. Sran, 1T uon 9oIp groB mad
Goler. 8albinstOu &c., Dise., uerlsst
woroen.
6err Us. Gngel bat nit Germ ). Sic:
ger in 9emars, Sa., WcSinlan's Wirtbs
idaft semistbst. 8tr maniden ben perm
Slid gum nsuen 9eiddft!
Bel 2oblpiae, 8aibinston Co.. Bise.,
ftarb Dor Rur3em bic Go4ter bes a0semein
beliebten unb aussisbsnsn Garmers Rs.
arenbt. Sic mar bic ein,ise Stase Der
~betasten gItern, Elm sutss fttiames Wdb.
den unb ftaub in Der BIitbs ibrer Suseub.
Die alien 2eute e~mpfinben ben 9srIuft isbr
i4wer, unb nit ibnen trausrn uiele Jrsuns
be unb 8srpaubts. -R. l. P.
IN CONN 5reoonia, Dise., ps~rfteisert,
am 8. Nouember, Serr Gran3 Oeder iein
sanjes WObiIiar uno feline Garmserdtbe.
Vim 6. Nopsmber ftarb TN Sauie ibres
Sobnes in esmars, Sa., Mnna Wanbsrs
i4eio. tn altsr pom so Sabren, 70 melbet
Der 9smars Sentinel. ~-R. l. P.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-11-12

Die Mo~feIbabn swil4eu go9em
9arben 1T ioweit beenbst. Das Dabns
bofsSebdnbe unb Der @ltterl9uppsn 3u
@arbea fine fertis. Au9 has Citations.
sebdube 5u @o&em i&rsitet raid porparts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-11-12

Gid q. b. Viz. Am ~. October CT,
i4oB fld ein benz Grunte erssbsner slrbsi.
ter auf benz air4bofe am @rabs isinsr
Srau.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-07-04
Worthy OF Concentration.

Boxes have been set up in central To-
calities throughout the city of Phila>
delphia for the reception OF such maya
zines, newspapers and other reading
matter as having been perused, would
be cast aside; but by this means are col
lected and distributed among the hos
pitfalls for the entertainment and in
struction of the inmates. The results,
thus far, have been very gratifying,
and the enterprise is worthy Of encour-
agement and may be initiated with adj
vantage by other cities. We trust that
every n will patronize this philan-
thropic scheme. 4
Thus far, boxes have been placed :.
the hall of the Philadelphia Post-onlcc,,
the Pennsylvania Railroad depot, West
Philadelphia; the West Chester Rail-
road depot, West Philadelphia, the de-
pot of the Philadelphia Wilmington,
and Baltimore Railroad and S.W. cor
uer of Bread and Chestnut streets.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-07-04

DonleSticdtiOn Of AnimdlS.-In an inter-
esting and instructive lecture delivered
recently at the London Institution on
~ history of the domestication of ami
Gls, Prof. Rolleston gave it as his
opinion that mammals were domesti-
Gated long before birds; and that, of the
mammals, the dog was the first domesti-
Gated, the pig the second, and the OK
the other; in other words, that the first
animal domesticated was domesticated
as an ally of the hunter, the second for
purposes of food, and the third as a
beast of burden, though one which was
afterwards found more useful for pur-
poses of food when his place as a beast
of burden had been supplied by the
horse. Prof. Rolleston said that it was
difficult 10 conceive how man could
have made any progress in civilization
till he had got trained animals to help
him in hunting and carrying,-so that
the utilization and discipline by man of
the predatory instincts of lower animals
is conceived by Prof. Rolleston as the
first step for man towards a life higher
than the predatory life. In other
words, the delegation of your own least
noble work to a creature much less
capable than yourself of any higher
kind of work, is the first step toward
the deliberate encouragement of your
own higher habits. That is a principle
worth remembering, says an exchange.
We only wish that the division of labor
was more frequently regulated by it at
higher levels. In point of fact, it is far
more often regulated by hereditary
customs than by intrinsic ~aptitudes.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-07-04
The Permanent Exhibition.

The international Exhibition at the Centen.
niAl grounds, Philadelphia, which is now open
Tor the season Of 1878. Ii attracting q goodly
share OF public attention and patronage. The
exhibits make an excellent display. and are
highly Interesting. Among the special attrac-
lions the musical features stand out with de-
served prominence. Every Tuesday, Thurs
day aud Saturday, HAssler's band discourses
excellent music, aud every day there are cor
net solos by Mr.. VIM. Northcott and ~recitAls
on the great Roosevelt organ by Theo. T..
hnauff. The telephone and photograph eI.
periments are continued and are both curious
aud Interesting. The visitors 10 the Exhibi.
ton will o have q rare treat In the shape OF
Borbmann's Automatic Wonder, u piece OF
SIN representing a villa, with grist mill,
oil mill, blacksmith's shop, etc, all tenanted
by AutOmatOns who move about and act almost
ike human beings,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-07-04

In some observations on a new theory
of tides and waves, Professor Taylor
advocates the view that the level of the
ocean is nearly represented by high
water mark on coasts and bays where
there is free access of the tide, or in a
channel without a constant flow. He
states that he entirely disbelieves in
tidal action having the smallest effect on
the rotation of the earth, and that the as
sumption of a vast heap of water travel
ling in one direction is a great error.
He also suggests that some geological
difficulties, such as the evidence that
tides during the quarternary periods
were three or four times as large as at
present, may be nationally explained by
periodic changes in the position of part
of the interior of the earth, rather than
by supposing the occurrence of great
changes in the distance of moon from
the earth. 1t is hardly necessary to
remark that this view of the subject,
though SO plausibly presented by DR..
Taylor, is not likely to be generally &C.
copied.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-07-04

Port Wine Marks. -Several English
surgeons have of late e~ndeavored to re-
move this Disagreement from the human
face, oblIteratlng the mark without
In these cases the mark was con.
fined to the right half of the face, and
the treatment consisted of scarlfcation
by mean of parallel incisions the entire
thickness of the skin, made by a frozen
scalpel, the skin being also frozen by
means of the ether spray. The cuts
were one-sixteenth of an inch apart,
and as soon as these were healed a
second set of parallel missions were
made obliquely to the direction Of the
first set, and so on with a series Of
operations until complete. Perfect
uccess was the result, as the port wine
mark gradually faded away, and was
finally obliterated without leaving a
a Instruments have since been pre-
pared having sixteen parallel blades,
which make the operation very simple
to execute.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-07-04

A CONSCIENTIOUS STRANGER.-A man
came to the Central Station recently
with a bloody nose to see what the
police could do towards helping him to
secure revenge.
81 allege," he began, "that a saloon
keeper heal the Central depot hit me-"
"Allege? Don't you know that he
did? ?" queried the captain.
81 allege that he did, and | allege 1t
pretty strong, too," replied the man.
"Why don't you come right out and
say that he hit your"
"I'm a good mind too"
The captain looked at him in wonder,
and the stranger pinched his nose to
stop the flow of blood and said
"You see, | was having a fight with
him, the boys were throwing snow
balls, and a horse was running away,
all at the same time; and | don't want
to wear that the man hit me when |
might have been run over or struck
with a snOw-balll It's awful to swear
to a lie!"
He was too conscientious to secure
any satisfaction.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-07-04
An Understanding Arrived At.

About 10 o'clock a tramp went into a
street saloon and devoted ten minutes
in a very Jealous name to the lunch
table. BY the time he had masticated
about a pound of corned beef the bar.
keeper stepped up and remarked:
'This table is for drinkers"
"rhen why don't you bring on your
drinksP I've been here ten minutes,
and havn't seen a drop of anything. If
it's a drinkin' table, where's the luidr"
81 mean it's for the patrons of the
bar" said the barkeeper.
"Then why amt they hereP 'spose
you mean that a man must spend money
at the bar before he eats"
EXACTLY"
"That takes me in. | took a drink
here last summer and didn't eat a
mouthful, and If | amt entitled to a
lunch on that drink then this system
must be q failure all around"
"But the place has changed hands
since then" said the %barkeeper, picking
up a bung starter.
"Ah, indeed?" replied the urbane
hummer; "that fact, as your gesture
would imply, raises a new and embar.
RAISING complication in our diplomatic
relations. l will therefore recede, as 1t
were, from my original position and
await the assembling of the Peace Con-
gress."
He had been gradually backing
towards the door as he spoke, and he
lodged out just in time to evade the
projectile hurled at him by the indIg-
matt ~saloonatlc.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-07-04
The Prevention of a Terrible Disaster.

No disorders, excepting the most deadly
forms of lung disease, involve such q tremen-
dous destruction Of organic tissue es those
which fasten upon the kidneys, Such mala-
dies, when they become chronic-and none
are 80 liable to assume that phase-completely
wreck the system. To prevent this terrible
Dnseou4r. recourse should be had, upon the
~ A.. Ntation Of trouble, TO Hostetter's
Vi Choso Sh experience has proved to be
III striking mive as a means of impartlng tone
Ly that n way to the organs Of urination as
ny nav w" liver, stomach and bowels. An
IN in the poo result of this medicine, natur-
- S5'the girdle won it's diuretic action, is the
could no % blood Of impurities which
= Scould DC %resopt, dropsy, and other
& VI without beg the activity Of the
@ryerS,s4'en. TbS depuratiye efficiency
outlets for the escape of such impurities.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-07-04
SCIENTIFIC.

Bamboo IN the Industrial Arts.-A COM
pany has been formed In England, with
a large capital, for the most extensive
and various utilization Of bamboo In
the arts Of Industry. the enterprise
having its origin In the multitude Of
uses TO which the material Is and for so
loug a time past has been employed in
India.
Besides being used, In the latter
country, In the construction of the i'm
plements Of weaving, bamboo is there
utilized for almost every conceivable
purpose for which wood Is resorted to
In other countries. 1t forms the posts
and frames Of the roofs of huts, scaffOld-
ings for building houses; raised floors,
for storing produce, in order to preserve
1t from damp; platforms for merchan-
disc In warehouses and shops; stakes
for nets liz rivers, bars, over which nets
are spread 10 dry; RATS; the masts,
yards, oars, apars, and decks of boats.
IL is used In the construction Of bridges
across creeks; for fences; as a lever for
raising water Tor irrigation. 1t Is the
material Of which several agricultural
implements are made, as the harrow
and handles ofhoes, clod breakers, ETC.. /;
hackerles or carts, doolces or l%itters,
and blers, are all made of 1t; and a com
mon mode of carrying light goods is to
suspend them from the end of a piece
of split bamboo laid across the
shoulder.
Further, a joint of this material serves
as a holder for many articles, as pens,
small instruments, and tools, and as a
case In which little objects are sent TO
distance; a joint Of it also answer the
purpose Of a bottle, and lie used for
holding milk, oil, and various fluids, a
section of it constituting the measure
for liquids in bazaars. A piece of it, of
small diameter, is used as a b~low-pipe.
10 kindle the fire, and by gold and
silversmiths in melting metals. 1t also
supplies the place of a tube in distilling
apparatus. These, of course, comprise
but a portion of the uses for which this
valuable material is applicable, and it
opens up a wide field for manufacturing
industry.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-07-04
VEGETlNE
Will Cure

URBASA, o., Feb. 10, 1871.
MR. II. II. STEVENS, Boston, Mass -
DEAR sR.-I feel deeply Indebted 10 your ex-
cellsnt medicine, VEGBTISE, for hat II has done
for me. have been subject TO RHEUMATISM all
my life. Was at acked with It three years ago,
and suffered terrible pains In my chest, back,
and limbs for six or eight months, at which
time / commenced us ng NEdETINB on the advice
Of a friend, who had been entirely cured by IL,
| had scarcely used a half bottle until the pain
had left me, and my general health began 70
improve rapi ly under the influence OF this
grr at blood purifier. / had also suffered dread
fully from a NASAL CATARRH for seven or eight
years. After taking the first bottle OF VEGBTIHR
| noticed a great change I r the better. The
constant pain aud heavlness that | hsd over my
eyes for years disappeared and the discharge OF
muCus from the head ceased. MY app lite got
better, and strength seemed to come with every
doss OF medicine, Too much cannot be said IN
its favor; and [ always lake pleasure In r, COM
mending IL to my fl, ends who may be suffering
from any disease OF the blood, for | feel satisfied
II they try IL they are sure OF a cure.
lam, very respectfully, yours,
j. ii. RHODES,
Manager Western Union Telegraph ONCE. Ur-
hama n -
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ROAST BEEF WITH YORKSHIRE Pup.
DING.-Three quarters of an hour before
the beef is done, pour nearly all the
drippings from the pan, then place the
meat on a small wire trivet, or lacking
this, put it on a wire grating or even a
few sticks across the top of the pan.
Pour the pudding into the pan, and re-
turn all to the oven; the drippings from
the meat will fall on the pudding and
season it. When they are done, place
the meat in the middle of a platter, and
lay the pudding-cut in pieces around
it. If preferred, the latter may be baked
in a separate pan, and served around
the meat In the same manner.