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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-09

i@en Snfrumente s~earbeitet fnb, TT ben
Rennern betannt. Beionbere Mufmerfiam.
teit uerbienen bic ssosrapbii1sn Rarten, 70
!. y. b~ieienisen BON 5a9ette, DeIalain,
9eua1eur, beionbsrs aud bic BON DsIasra,
pc, weI@er fur bic seosrapbii4s @efe0:
i@aft arbeitet; Dor allen aber bic unibers
trsffi@en Rarten bes &riessminiferiums,
bic mir bie i46nfen Der Musfsauns ~ iein
f@einen. Die SSbsn3ise iinb NIT %auffaIs
lenbem @ei@id in Der 3ei9nuns barses
felt. Nu@ e~in3sIne &eIisf . Rarten uers
bienen Bewunberuns unb erIei9tern In be'
beutsnber Weiie bas Stubium Der Bobsn:
SeitaItuns, ba neben ben Bersbilbunsen
aud bic Strombrsite Der SIiHe NIT ieIten
errei9ter @enauisteit barseftelt 1T. au@
semaIte 9lasfenfer iuben ii9 In Der Runif.
salerie nd@itseIessnen Gang 5aIe, ebenio
tn Der frlber i@on er,pdbnten Arbeitssales
rte. DieieIben iinb bur9mes mitteImdBise
2%eiftunssn, unb erinnsrn ni9t I'm minbeffen
an iene berrIi9en Werte bes m~ittslaIterlis
den Grantrei9, bas In Der Ste. gbape0e
bes Barrier SufijpaIaffes, In ben 8atbes
bralen pom @bartrss unb pom Bourses Be:
tanntIi@ unerrei9te Wsifferwerfe betst,
bic In Iesterer 3sit Don besabten Ndnnern,
tuie BON SteinbeiI In Baris, NIT auBerors
Talent na@seabmt worbeu fnb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-09
Yefsif&- SuxemBurs.

GoIsenbe perm baben bas beIsif@e
8erbieniftrals erbalten: 6. s. Mbam, pen.
i~ionirtsr Verificator Der Oouane in MrIou;
3. s. B~apenap, @oIbidmisb gu ct. 5xs
bert, s. s. u. Boumann %penfionirter
5auptmanu 3u 5aunipe Q. u. 8. 9eror,
S90ffe ~ Bouiaou; &. 8. 2oset, penfios
nirter lieutenant in Neuf@ateau unb u.
Yiri9, SaseI6bner gu grIon.
Ole @emeinbs @enbeur borst st..
1900 unb Rsuf9atsau 500, 600.
Der aliss gfarrer su Gamis
mes, s 2ambertD %sniior, iiarb uerieben nit
ben Satramenten Der &Ir9e am Is. SUM-
TIM Utter uon IS Sabrsn 5 Wonatsn. CT
bat 4S Sabre bort sewirtt. R. 1. P.
Die neuen Senatoren fir bic
Brouin3, @raf 2imburs-S tirum unb Srs
ban pom 9iurp, baben ben Oe@anten In ibs
TEN WabIbe3irt @sIbsr fur bic Armen ses
sebsn, weI&e bieie Yriefier austbeiIen wers
ben.
0ieilsS a m srbdIt pom Der Bropins
5,l54 ST. gum Bau Der Strabe uon Wan.
bap mad 1ieiI.S calm.
gu gtaIIe wirb cine S@ule sebaut,
bic auf 1880 ST. psrani9Iast III.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-09
Srok9erjoSt9a m.

Ginsm uns frsunbIi9if sussifeIten Sri.
uatbrisf BON Der WitteImoieI sntnsbmsn
mir bas GoIsenbe:
Oie 9otOmOtius pfeift isst aIlsrmuntsrf
aaf Der anbern Seite Der WoieI, inbem
breimaI bss cages Elm 3us binauf unb cts
ner b~tnabsebt. @esenlber Wormslbtnssn
bsfinbst fi& cine citation visa Wis pon Oas
mans Wi4el. Bel Nittsl fdbrt man bur4
sinen sisnIi& lansen TunnsI. sluf oisisr
Babn IN ales muisrbaft sinssri@tst. Wo
elm @es bic Balm i9nsibst, ftsbt sin Wa4t.
bdus@en. Nm bsmielbsn III cine slsetrii4e
@lode, wsl@e beim iebesmaIissn AbIaiIsn
bes 5uses pom Babnbof Der nd@fsn Stas
ton ein SisnaI sibt, wObsi bic Wa9t itss
benbe Psrion ben Dur@sans usripsrrt, unb
R@ parat ftsIt, um bsim anndbsrn Der
S6lenmai9ins ms Dorm su blaisn.
SsSsmal bes Cages alto, ni9t gu rs@neu
bic grtraaise, t6nt Der i@riue raube Con
lber bic Woisl berlbsr Bic gbnen u. Gems
ninSen binauf. go Tam man ii@ siu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-09
Wober fouamten Die QSnisSmSr'
bert

Der bo4w'fe GER Bii4of pon Rimss
Ia Srantrei9 bat fosben cine iebr 3eitses
nudge, interefante S@rift berausseseben,
In weI@er e. aetsnmdBis na9psif, baB bic
R6nissmorbe felt 100 Sabren faft bur4:
meg pon Der Sreimaurerei ansefiftet mors
ben fnb. Tolsenbe Tbatia@en bienen bier:
fur ais Deweiie. SIN Sabre 1855 bei@loB
bic sroBe Sreimaurer $ 0eriommIuns in
5rantfurt a. so. ben Cob bes R0niss Cub.
mig XVI. uon 6rantrei@, iowie bes 8Oniss
@uitau pom S1wsben. (Der aetsnmdBiss
Na@weis bierfir finbet f@ tn Der iuuftrir.
ten 3eitidrift: rOeuti9er 5ausi@as~,
Sabrsans 1878, 5sft ~ Sn Der fran30s
fi4sn NationaI. 8eriammIuns Sonpent)
warsn es bte Greimaursr, msI9s TN Sabre
1898 bie 5inri9tuns bss RSniss eubmis
XVI. bur4iesten. SIM Sabre 1920 fiel
Der 5er3es BON BERN bur9 ben Oold zines
Sreimaurers. Sun Sabre ls4s wurbe Nolf,
Der Niniiter bes Bapitss Yius TX, auf
Sefebl Der Greimaurerseieli@aft Senta er'
moreet bur@ sinen pom berislben sebunse:
men Banbiten, mite bic Yro,sBacten ausweis
len. Garcia Woreno, 1rdiibsnt Der Hes
publit ECUADOR, feel ebenfaIls burd 5reis
tmaurer. Die Mttsntate sssen 2ouis 9bilipp
uno NapoIeon III. waren bessIsi9en Don
benielben ansefiftet, ME bas Seftament
Oriini's NIT 8efimmtbeit ersibt. Wan
itebt bieraus, buB sine internationaIe Worb.
perbrdoeruns %erifirt, weI9e ii4 unter benz
Shptus Ner HumoritSt ,,uN RrrNerItshs -
bic Staaten sinidlei9t, um bur9 iebes
waittel ni@t bios bic ReIisipn, ionbern aud
bic Sarften Su beieitisen. llnb tros bieier
acknowledgement Tbatiaden sibt es bod
Giriten, wel&e bic 5reimaursr ais cine
barmloie @eieai@aft betradten. Die tas
tbolii4e Rir@e tennt bic Greimaurer better,
unb bebbaIb baben uieIe Pdpite, ME @re'
sor XVI. unb pius TX. bic Gbeilnabnie an
ben sebeimen @eis1i&aften Der Greimau'
rerei nit benz Gusi9lufe aus Der fatboI.
Rir@e (grcommunieatiou) bsbrobt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-09

weffwtnb %aufseIahen. Die erffe Der 80
Brieftauben traf UNI 8 llbr, ASH Wtnuten
tn 9uremburs Elm, bic Isste Der IL, bic
prdmien erbalten, UNI 4 lIbr SO Winuten.
Die erfte berieIben Isste ben Des pon $50
RiIometer (347 WsiIsn ensIif9) IN 2
Stunben 3urid.
Stoljenbars. sluf gbrifibimmeIfabrt
1T bic gfarrfir4e NIT benz Snterbict beleat
mOrben. sic ideint baufdlis gu fem.
Der Gttelbriider Sabrmarft am 4.
Stunt warb gut, aber ni9t 10 tart beiu9t,
als fribere Wdrtte in bieier Srti9aft.
pferbe uon itartem S9Ias warsn isbr ses
iu4t. Rlbe bra9ten bobe preiis. Sung,
uieb fanb Iei9tsn abias. Sc i4eint, bas
bic quite 9ruserubte S9uIb an ben boben
Sreifen trdst.
&ammeruablen.
Solsenbes III bas grsebniS Der Rammers
uablen I'M IL. SUM:
2anbtanton 9uremburs, 6sl WdbIenbe;
bapon erbielten bic So. pescatore 5s3,
SLIDER sol, 2auaI AL, De 9afontaime
3s4, @o1art S4S Stimmen. Na& ibnen
Or. Wslbss 2s2 unb 5r. RIein l79 Stims
men.
Ranton g4terna&, $50 WdbIeube; ba.
bon erbieIten bic So. 8. N. G6br 2l9.
unb 1bsiien 1913 Stimmen; cine Bauotaae
fanb ffatt awii&en 5rn. Brincour u. Srn.
3efort, nobel Or. Brineour l7e Sttmmeu
erbieIt unb aIio semdbIt 1T.
6antou &smi@, 464 WibIeube, uopon
bic 80. Rneppsr S13, A!freb Better 272.
unb 9eieI 2SS Stimmen erbieIten. 6r.
Waierus erbieIt 222 unb 5r. rlpeIins i67
Stimmen.
Ranton Wils, 525 W~dbIembe, wouou
3r. @einanbp 4ss unb 5r. Gaber s25
Sttmmen erbtelten. Sn Der BaQotase ers
belt ST. Wertens 29S unb 5r. gIetf&ette
2l9 StimnIeu. Der erffere III aIfo qes
mdblt.
6anton Weri9, sswdbIt bic So. S9r5s
Der nit 1877 unb Rnaff nit 1915 Stimmen;
in Der Balotase swii9sn 5rn. 8. Gers
pats unb Souuisnisr erbielt 2esterer bic
Mebrbeit, 244 Stimmeu.
Ranton Sid a. b. Ms., CIT WdbIenbe.
@s erhielten bic So. 8iri4 500, geo Mes
500, DeWacquant 551, Mlsris Brafeur
54s, wel@e pier sswdblt iinb /: bann erbieI.
ten Or. be tornado $50, 6r. &Ieni9 S76
unb Or. CLAUDE 2s9 Stimmen.
Gurios 1T bic 9lrt unb Weiie, wie bic
ienieitisen BIdtter bas @rsebnib Der Wab<
len betra9ten. Dos r@ort4 1T aufrisben.
bic v9a5ette" 1T 3ufrieben, bic v9ursmb.
3eituns" 1T sufriebsn unb bic vSnbepens
oance" III sufrieben, fe ale i9reiben ibrsr
partei ben Sies 5u. go mas III nod nidt
baseweien, lett bic Welt itsbt! Ob bic v2is
beraleu1 aber llria9e baben 3ufrisbsn su
lem, 1T cine anSsrs 5rase, bic mir bsswsi.
feIn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-09
eaar, &oieI, Gttel wnD &aaes
r86es.

Gs iinb bod SatramsntsterIe bic
R5nisIi& preubii1sn Baumsifer. Solte
ba Sci Wittli4 lber ben 2ieierba@ am
Eriertbore elm ueuer siisrner Sberbau az
elmer Bride sebaut werben. I'm benz
@ufer mebr Dur9IaB 3u perf9affen, ioq.
ten bte bsiben pIumpsn YfeiIer IN Der 2ieier
erb6bt werben. Man uersab bic Arbett,
bic beiben Spaunuassn Der ~eiiernen Bride,
wurben fabrisirt unb nun sins man an ben
Mbbru1 Der alien Bride. Dabei 3eiste es
id. bas bic beiben gfeiIer nit RieieI ses
filt maren, swei anbere neue n6tbis unb
elm sinsissr, niebrisersr ben Swsd better ers
fllt bdtte. Absr mas wolte man MAIDEN,
Der Sberbau mar fertis. Die Wittli4er ftnb
witbenb, mi len aber 8ablen uub Der Bits
ssrmstfter { III I'd iiber bic vR6ai9li@en"
ME f.ben Wann, benn bic Bauern babsn
lin am Rrasen. So. 70 elm vRSnisIi9er" 1T
oft elm patentirtes Rinbuisb!
Bel b M am IL. SUM- In go4em fats
sebabtsn R5niss. @oselidisBsn Der ct.
Sebafian: S9issnssfeui9aft bradte Ssrr
MIbert 3immer anb Bel benz Der Go9smsr
S&isenseieai@aft 9srr gnton @OB ten
Togel gum 6au.
Sm ben msitsu Yfarreisn an Der
Woisl wurbe mad benz RobiIins'i9en
Worb Oantsottesbienft ssbaIten.
Mm S. SUM wurbsn au Roblen3 bic
irbii4sn lleberrsifs zines Der sea9tetffen
Witblrser, bes Sifotisn Dealers unb Cons
ierpators Der ffdStiidsn 8iIbsrsalerie, Srm.
GbsopbI @cnen, sur lesten &ubeitdtte ses
Ieitet.
Bel SaarbIdsn tbut Der anbals
tenbe Nsssn Der 5susrnbte sroBen S4as
ben. Mud Der Wsisen unb 6as Rorn lits
ten t&wer babur@. Der uon Saarbtiden
i&eibsnbs Rssierunssratb Tbome rsttste
auf Mbi4isbsbeiu4eu untsrwess elm ertrins
feubes 6inb aus Der Saar. Or mari i4
ansetlsibet IN Den Slug unb rsttete ben
| Rnaben, bas Rinb armsr gltsrn, bic ibm
NIT Ehransm tn ben ARssa banttsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-09

ffummens NnitaIt In &5ln elm album nit
Der Bsifimmuns anselest. baB bic idSns
fen, seIunseniten 3eidmunssn Der 3SsIinse
osmielben sinuerleiiet unt Der NnifaIt ers
balten wereen foaen. Sm 2aufe Der Sabre
1T bieies Wert i9on ~ einem ftattIi9sn
ganbe ansewa@ien uno bient nt9t msnis
als Sporn fur bic 30sIinss; bsnu ss gilt
als sroBe Gbre, wenn cine 3si9nuns Der
Aufnabme fur wiirbis befunbeu wirb. Bel
ben offentli4en prifunsen, 10 aud neuIi@,
liest bas aIbum CUR ginR4t auf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-09
Sir&fi&e g%leutSReitem.
Snlanb.
@orreiponben3
Cine eugembnrserin inter ben Snbia
nern i'm 9afota Serritorium.

Cine earembnrserin nnter ben Snbias
nern im Safota 1erritorium.
Des @oinss auf Marid ge,tanbisuns,
SuIi ben 2. 1s7s.-ghuem Brief BON met.
ner S@wefter anaifaRa entnsbme i'd foIs
senbe @euisteiten Don Der iinsif s~ntffanbss
nen 8enebietiner ; Wiiion untsr ben Sn.
bianern, ba brau6en IN Stanbis Rod, Oa.
tota Ger. Vim 20. Mai usrIisbsn Der bo9m.
Serr Abt Wartin Marip nit 2 wsitsrsn
patres unb 4 S9weftsrn bas Rloftsr Ser.
binanb In Snbiaua. Die &eiienben ioItsn
bur4 DeS Moines tommen unb mid bes
iu9en, 3uuiaI i'd bic S9peter In IL Sabren
ni&t mebr seieben ba iebo4 Der bo9w'fte
abt wi&tist @ei&dfte in ct. YauI, win.
neiota, ab3uma@en bate, wurbe Der Wes
babtx einsei&Iassn. Greitas, anu 5eite
Wfarid, 6elferin Der gbriften, Iansten lie
Ia Dismard, Dafota, an, warteten abba
am WidOuri GIuB Bis Sonntass auf's
Oampfboot, bas fe mad Stanbins Rod
mitten unter bic Savages brinsen iolte.
Go sefdlIt ben S9weftsrn ausseasi9nst
uuter ibren Wilben, u. menn fe bic Spra9s
berielbtn bIob tsnnsn uirben, pdre penis
I'M Wsse, sieielbeu monsnbaft far @ott ,u
s~ewinnen. Die Snbiansr tommen in ib:
rem faxtaffii9sn perIeni9mud isbsu Gag 3u
ibnen unb uerlansen ghen, neil Bis babin
fe fein anbers BeblrfniB battsn, nnb linen
BON @ott 10 gut wie nidts betonnt in.
Das Rlima III bort nidt melt Enter SEN
Sspa's, bic Sise fol- 3ismli9 brldenb iein,
unb nnss3iefer sibt ss in Nsnss. Sn
StanbinS Rod sibt es ausss benz S1ws'
fiernbaus, bas sinitSdig III uno 4 sroSe
3immer entbdlt, NORM nsbenbei IN l6 in.
bianii&e Wdb9en S4uluntsrri9t ssnisBsn,
Elm Prieferbaus NIT sinsm bo9w. patsr
unb einem Qaienbrubsr, bic cine S1uIe pon
S5 Rnabsn leitsn. Die meiiten Der 6na.
ben ipre4en idoa enslii9; bic Rinber finb
ale re4t gut, baben isbr pisl S4am unb
finb eben 10 folsiam unb fromm, ME lie
nur irSenbwo anbers untsr ben Wsibeu &c,
funben werben fonnen. Die S9weter
Anaffafa bat bsS 4obes tein gnb auf ben
bo9w. Mbt, wie CT alien bic Reiie 70 anse,
nsbnsbm ma9ts, 70 baB fe bieielbsn aIs elm.
Spa3ierfubrt betra4tete. Gle sebsntt mil
Der 9iIfe @ottss f@ banfbar Az ,eisen,
iabem fe gum WObIs Der nsusn Waiiiion
arbsiten unb wirten wia, iopisl pis GO Ia
ibren Rrdften fsbt. 4. v. eaket.
grtbi6esfe BaItimsrs.
Scr bo9w'fs Gr3bii4of pon YaItimort
bsIobt tn etnem S9reibsn pom II. Sun
bas @irten Der tatboIii9sn gommiHdrs fiji
bic SnbianermiitOnsn unb bofft un6 sr
wartet, bab basielbe tn 3ufunft nod pis
etfoIsrei4er feiu wsrbs. Das III lomtt siu'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-09
&uslanb.

Dor % Sabrsu wurOe tn Der Gaubs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-09
grBbt5cefe BaItim

Der bo@w'ae gr,bii&Of uOn SuItimore
bsIobt In etnem S9reibsn pom IL. Suni
bos Wirten Der tatboIii9sn g%ommiHdrs fir
bic Snbiauermiitonsn unb bOfft un6 srs
wortet, bab basielbs In 3ufunft nod pisI
srfoIsrei@er isin wsrbs. Das N iomtt cine
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-09

49, ssSS Ss SN"N
nuns unb &eseImdbisteit bel bieier 10
md@tis iebes Wsnf@enbers auipre9snbsn
gerempnie seisbsu, msnnslei9 Elm Seriber.
brdusen auf bisie Seite Der Bride beim
anfans Der Ysocsiion bas S9limmfe Be:
firptsn lieB. Oieie i96ne Orbnuns lief
bic ptoSeiiion uud cine baIbe Stun6e fri'
Der 3u gnoe fommen, oils es uorises Sabr
Der 6el! sswsieu.
Bon ben beldffisenbeu gespen Der ipot:
tenben @ommis,8 opaseurs unb iOntiseu
fre1en Suibauem warsn mir bieies Sabr
sismli9 psri1ont ssbliebsn. llsbsraQ fab
man bic 5ni9aasr, ieIbff So9sefteIte, in
lautloier Stiue anbddtis bafteben, mil
sntblOBtem Saupte, title betenb unb sa'
weiIen cine Gbrdns I'M Ause abwii&enb,
beimli4er 3euse Der 9srSensrabruns uni
grsrifenbeit."
Gid q. b. Vii. Vim 10. SUM- feel Der
Mai1inif ". Woues, Mu9siteater be,
Bring. Ssinridbabu, wdbrenS sr sinen @l.
tersns rad petinsen Tin biristrte, unweti
bieiissr Orti1aft uon isiner Mai9ine, no
Bel ibm Der redts SUB sdnSli& termaIm,
wurbe, 70 baB cine almputation bieies @lis.
bes erfolssn mug. Dem Uernsbmen mad
bate Us. it9 wdbrsnb Der Gabrt etwas
iber bic Wai&ine binausseIe5nt, UNI f&
pom benz reselmaBisen @anse berislben 81
aber5eussn, rSti4ts aus anb feel fopfabr'
IN bic Balm.
9~ugembnrs. slm 0. SUM- belt bie @e'
ie0i4aft Societe colombophile ibrer
Hrisftaubsnconeurs,ab . Die Gaubsn wur,
ben In Montarsis, Grautrei@, stwa $50
8ilometer 0 2~uremburs, uu l llbr 8;
Winaten BET resnerii4em @sttsr anb Sab'
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-03-22
onntenance. He. said nothing. bu,

countenance. He said nothing, DuC
watched the proceedings with gloomy
sort Of satisfaction.
AT 1855 the dismal procession appeaaII.e.u,,
coming from the sitting room. Hi 81
Sht riff Dodge, a man weighing over ooo
pounds, walked FIRST, followed by two de-
puties. Then came the culprit-a pale,
cadaverous figure in black. His dress was
a plain white shirt, without collar OF neck
tie, frock coat and trousers, and large req
and yellow carpet slippers. A look Oh n
tenc- suffering rested on his face, DuI lie
walked calmly and comnosedly, and as
played an amount OF quiet courage "h1 l1.
considerably softened his audience. Inc
two priests in their robes of office walked
beside him, repeating the Roman Cathollc
ritual for he ying. At the door opening
on the SC If Id they paused to place the
cfuclfx at La,age's lips, and then Il the
whole group stepped Gil the platform. Line
doomed man, with his hands pinioned De-
tind i'm listened at entive'y to the rea-
dag OF tie death warrant by tie Sheriff,
a d even 5,lanesd half curiorsly at the
doruHenl Then the deputies strapped
MS hands nd feet, ~djussed the rope on
his nect, q III pulled int black cap over his
face Talin4 the Il ok Of the rope in lis
hand the ii if turned o the crowd and
said:
d pli LapA2e. now rroceed to ex-
ecu'e he oeniir Of he law upon you,
may God ave mercS nn your Soul
with api ,i"s ement e frightened the
nose almo>: to choking, AID reaching out
wi h hs I tur d the bolt ON the scat
fod. The t al, IL II with crash, the body
of the mu der descending straight as a
rlummet TO. more tan seven feet and
brlna ihg up with sick ening jerk that
caused more than Que in the audience to
vince involuntarily. He died without
much struggling.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-03-22
The physicians of Richmond are moving

The physicians of Richmond are moving
in the matter of the opium habit, and made
it matter of discussion at the meeting of
their Academy of Medicine few weeks
ago, the proceedings of which are reported
in the March number of the Virginia
Medical Monthly DIR. L. B. Edwards,
DIR. j. B. McCaw, DIR. W. W. Parker, DR..
F. B. Watkins, DIR. J. S. Wexford and DR..
M. L. James all recited their experience
with patients, victims to the habit. DIR.
Wexford thought great deal of blame
for the prevalence Of the opium habit
rests rightly with physicians who prescribe
opiuL1 for the most trifiing aches, etc. Mr..
Hugh Blair of the Richmond Pharmaceu-
tical Association, remarked upon the ex-
cessive quantities of the drug now con-
sumed in Richmond as shown by the calls
for it at drug stores without physicians
prescriptions. A joint committee of the
Academy and of the Pharmaceutical As
ISOLATION were appointed to inquire into
the extent of the opium habit, and to sug-
gest what, if any, protective legislation is
needed.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-03-22
Spring Bonnets.

The yellow Tuscan braids are chosen by
the most expensive Partisan milliners to
trim as models of spring styles, these will
rival the incest French chips. A novelty
IS gray chip alternating with silver braid
On the whole bonnet. Other bonnets have
p 1ints of cardinal OF of blue velvet in the
fancy straw crown most quantity folded
over on top and on the sides, and ornamen-
ted there with rows of buttons of black
velvet or gilt, OF steel. Black and white
chips are much mixed together. Some
Normandy crowns are shown. Very close
Drlm are on many bOnnetS: but there is
little doubt that ccronet fronts will be
most popular for spring and summer For
early spring use there are fine black chip
bonnets, with narrow black satin ribbon
forming an AlSatian bow on top, and a
frill of black Spanish lace below the crown.
A bow Of gold (metal) ribbon holds bunch
OF rosebuds and leaves low down on the
LETT side of the crown. The bri!n is bound
With gold braid, and the face trimmii G is
black face ruche. his is one of the new
Spanish designs, but for more dreSSy Span
lsh b0nnets the yellow tinted TuscanS are
chosen. and the brim and part of the crown
covered with crushed pink and cream-col-
0 ed oses, over which a veil of yellow tut
le is tied, and made to serve as strings
Sti!l other Tuscan straws have the large
Tuvee rosette of yellow water ribbon on
tie top, a bouquet of dark damask roses,
with worm-e eaten leaves, and misnonette,
while the rolled coronet is covered with
myrtle green velvet. This is q very elegant
desig yet very simple and easily copied.
The reader must remember that the large
rosette is of loose, irregular loops-perhaps
twenty in n mber-one of inch-wide ri b.
bon, and mu not be stiff and prim-look-
ing. Some crowns OF fancy straw bonnets
are slightly in Normandy shape. Other
bonnets have their square crowns trimmed
with the band of braid and stiff set bow
OF braid worn last summer.
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MARRIAGE ANNIVERSARIES the
end of the first year comes the cotton we'd
ding; at two years comes the paper; at
three the leather; at the close Of five comes
the wooden: at the seventh anniversary the
friend assemble at the wooden, and at ten
comes the tin.-At twelve years the silk
and fine linen; at fifteen the crystal we'd
ding. At twenty the friends gather with
their china, and at twenty-five the married
couple that have been true to their VOWS
for quarter of a century, are rewarded
with silver, gifts of esteem that become
rapidly more valuable When the thir-
tieth anniversary is reached they are pres
ellted with pearls; at the fortieth come
the rubies, and at the fiftieth comes the
glorious golden wedding.-Beyond that
time the aged couple are allowed to enjoy
their many gifts in peace. If, however, by
any possibility, they should reach the sew
fifth anniversary, they are presented with
the rarest gifts to be obtained. at the cele-
bration of their diamond wedding.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-03-22

A colored man calling himself the 'sRev.
Mr.. Wheeler appeared at Woodstock q
few weeks ago and gave out to his acquain-
tances that he was on his way to Confer
ence, and the Bishop would appoint him
Presiding Elder, but his being single man
was an obstacle. Miss Jane Squires, a
colored lady of Woodstock, removed the
obstacle by marrying him. A few days
ago warrant was issued for The impostor
charging him with obtaining money on
false pretences, and another for bigamy.
he already having wife at Charlestown.
He fled to Strasburg where &c was captur-
I'd by Deputy Sheriff Hoshour, after draw
ing his pistol on the officer. He is now in
jail at Woodstock.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-03-22

The Supreme Court Of Louisiana has de-
cided in the appeal of Anderson of the
Returning Board, shat he was wrong
fully convicted on the ground that al
tering the ''consoIidated'' returns which
could not affect the election il the orig
nal returns remained intact, wasnot forgery
and forgery could only lie in the alteration
of the original returns. The Court order
ed Anderson to be discharged from custo-
dy. This decision releases, not only An
derson, but Wells and the two negro men,
bers Of the Returning Board. A WASH
ington telegram says President Hayes on
getting the news expressed his gratlfica-
tion at the decision, and said that the ell
tire Union would appiaud the action of the
Supreme Court as patriotic and in the in
terest Of Cancellation.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-03-22

1t is now officially announced in the
ssCatholic Mirror that Rev. j. J. keane, of
Washington city has. been appointed Cath
oljc Bishop of theDiocese Of Richmond.
Augusta, Me-, the home of Blaine, has
como Democratic for the first time in ten
years.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-03-22

The Cuipeper "Times" is quite indig
nant over what it terms "Gen. Ecbols'
coup de MAIN" 1t says the Adjusters had
in caucus agreed to stop the policy Of Dor
rowing money from the banks, and thereby
the Governor. ''the pretended Royal mas
ter of the people, without money to con-
tinue the government would finally be
compelled to yield his consent to the Bar
bour bili.'' But some Of their leaders ad
yised submission and in the confusion
-sGen. Echols bold. leading and deter
mined Funder stepped to the front. grasped
the leadership. and declared that the Fun
ders were master of the situation and that
his party should dictate the terms of the
surrender, whereGpon, they claimed the
right of offering the compromise bill
which Mr.. Bocock, with anchallenged
grace, thrust down the Threats of she be-
wildered and amazed re-adjusters,'
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In Orange county. Va, one night Ia

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In Orange county, Va, one night last
week some one entered the stable of Mr..
Jno. S. Graves, took one of his best horses
out to the side of the road, and shot it
dead.
s"Cue'' Buckner, well-known citizen of
Greene county, Va, aged seventy years,
committed suicide by taking strychnine
some days since.
Jno. G.. Zirkle, of Shenandoah county,
has shorthorn calf, twenty three weeks
old, which has reached the extraordinary
weight of $40 pounds.
The Rev. DR.. Dabney, president Union
Theological Seminary, has been elected
fellow Of the Victoria Philosophical In
stitute of Great Britain.
The new barn of David Rhodes, in Rock
ingham county, with two horses was burnt
Sunday morning, by an incendiary, while
the family were away at church.