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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-08

Tower, was seen sitting up on the stone slab
wherein his dead body had been placed. It
was stated that had not the man been killed
mercilessly he might have scaled the Tower
wall and, escaping with his life, might have
been restored to his family and friends. Dis
guise is said to be necessary precaution for
persons tcome from the dead" for deep
rooted superstition associates their presence
among the living with . sure sign Of an I'm
pending pubic calamity or an epidemic.
Such stories Of visits from the dead do not,
however, fnd general credence among the
Parsis OF Bombay. In the Mofussil towns,
where the walls Of the Tower Of Silence are
low and therefore easily scaled, where the
Bile distances from the habitations OF men,
and favor the escape OF any one who might
come to life after being laid among the dead,
old gossips find free scope for their tongues
mentioned above. We no " hear OF a case, the
particulars OF which might be sufficient for o
writer OF the sensational school" to weave o
chapter OF blood-curdling romance. Eleven
TODD resident OF Deneganm, village situated
at short distance from Gandey. faithful,
obedient wife managed his household affairs,
and the "even tenor Of their ways" was en-
livened by the presence OF two promising
sons In the course Of time the sons were be-
trotned and married, and their circle OF rela.
lions widened. While on visit to Gandevi
on business Shapurjee was attacked with
fever and died suddenly after an illness OIL
two days. His wife and relations were pres
emit at his death-bed, the proper religious Ger
emonies were hurriedly gone through, and his
remains were In the manner OF Ioroartr1ans
| consigned to Tower OF Silence. His relations
incurred their loss and went to their own VII
lage Some hours after being laid In the
| Tower, Shapurjee ID said to have recovered
| from comatose state. He saw the awful
position assigned him among the dead bones
| Or his ancestors. Being man Of ready re-
source, he looked through small hole usu-
ally kept In the wall OF a Tower Of Silence
and saw some village people passing at q dis
tance. He raised q cry OF distress, which
drew the men nearer to him. Understanding
what he said, they assisted him In scaling the
wallis of the Tower. They went their way and
connived at his escape from an awful doom
He procured q disguise and wandered from
village to village as though pursued by ter.
rinle fee. BY turns he became beggar, 9
haltim j. e., a quack. Wandering far and wide
he has at present turned up In Bombay III Tho
disguise Of bairaghee /. G., a religious beg
gar, and dispenses native drugs and nos
trums. He has recognized, or pretends tx
recognize certain parties residing at MAJ
gaon, and claims kinship with them. Eli
family and relations at Behegaum have beer
appraised OF his temperance In the land Q
the living, and are probably on their way y
Bombay In the hope Of again greeting on
long lost and deeply mourned Truth an
faIsehood will soon be seen In their own col
OrS.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-08
LOUISIANA.

The steamboat st. Mary, OF the Opelousas
Line. and four other steamboats,, were aground
ut the mouth OF Red river Wednesday last.
The weather has been favorable to the
gathering of tho cotton, and every one seems
to have made good use OF his tlme.-lFointe
Coupee Pelican.
The cane is ripening rapidly and Is very
sweet One OF our planters, Mr.. Richard Lee
blanc, we learn will make run about the If
teenth OF the present month"; Vermtlion
Meridional.
The steam cotton Gin of our friend, Mr..
Patrick Kalpns, III the Island, was accident
ally destroyed by fire few days since. There
were about two bales lost No Insurance on
the gin. The gin was new Marksville VII
lager.
Peach trees are In full bloom In many por-
tions of the parish. Such thing In the mouth
of September is rather an unusual freak OF
Dame Nature We fear the peach crop Of next
year will be failure on this account Yer
million Meridional.
labor convention was held In Vidalia Sep
TENDER 28. David Young was chosen chair
man and T.. ?. jackson secretary. Resolu-
tionS we're adopted protesting against the
price charged fol the rent OF land aud the in
terest charged on supplies advanced. Unless
these were reduced, the association declared
that the colored people OF Concordia would
leave en- nGsse.
From friend who visited Vermilionville
last Sunday we learn that quite scene oc-
Cured In the Catholic Church at that place
during high mass. An old man by the name
of Sosthene Dugas, while under the influence
OF corn-iuice, attempted to smoke his pipe in
church. and upon being reproved BY Father
Branche, began series OF gestures and
sorepches which so terrified the congregation
tnat they fled la dismay, causing q regular
stampede, women screaming and fainting while
the man jumped from window, and falling
upon the ground clawed around SO actively
that 1t was some time before the constable
could get hold Of him. He was finally cap
tured and lodged In jail, while the service,
thus interrupted. was abruptly terminated
Vermilion Meridional.
The week has been showery and warm, en-
tirely too much SO for the cane crop, which Is
now green at the top and growing rapidly.
At this season we want but little rain and
some cool weather to check the growth and
Tipen the cane. Should the cold not come be-
fore the middle OF December, the present
weather Is not amiss; should 1t come month
earlier. the cane will be found In an immature
state and make more molasses and less sugar
than Is desirable. Some planters speak Of
commencing their rolling about the twentieth
OF this month, but wi b a continuance Of the
present warm and showery weather there
will be great consumption OF fuel and an
unsatisfactory product as to the quality Of
the sugar. The Lafourche Is very low and
navigation IL Interrupted by q coalhOat In
the stream, short distance below Donald
Sonville-[ Assumption Courier.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-08
OUT OF THE SLOWER OF SILENCE
The Miserable Fate Of Hindoos Who Escape
Premature Burial.
Bombay Gazette.l

Within the last half century or more old
gossips have delighted in telling. thrilling
stories of the Parsi dead occasionally return
ing in their own bodies and flesh among the
living after their last remains had been con-
signed to the Towers Of Silence An instance
Is related In which a male member Of an old
Parsi family. known 10 Bombay as the Dhun-
member Of 1t several years after his death
and claimed her as his own sister. Not many
months ago complaints were made In the
local Gujarati journals OF corpse-bearer
iron shovel like those kept lii the Towers Of
Silence. Drained man who, having come to
Lite some hours after being laid 10 The
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-08
PLANET OIL.

This excellent and cheap brand Of CARBON
OIL has been sold by the proprietors for ten
years past and NO ACCIDENT HAS EVER HAP
PENED FROM IT'S USE.
The Planet Oh Is regular and uniform in
quality, never under the United States stand
ardAof refined petroleum. and 1t costs but q
triE lover common coal oil.
net OIL Is especially recommended to con-
su rs who do not with to pay the price of In
SUI ce OIL, as the best cheap oil I'm the
m ket.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-08

ID. M. Bennett, whose imprisonment In the
Albany penitentlary was the first great cause
of Col. Ingersoll's Cincinnati convention, Is q
mild, Notwithstanding old man, who. being
very infirm, Is assigned to hospital duty. His
book, which caused all this disturbance, is en-
tited "Gupid'a Yokes"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-08

This celebrated Fluid. prepared By process
known only to the Droprietors. IL the best and
most reiable OF all the products Of petroleum
for use in. metallic and portable GAS LAMPS
and LANTERNS.
It burns clear and bright, giving light equal
offensive odor. and does not char the wick or
gum the burner.
No other Fluid or OIL should be used In port
able gas lamps or lanterns.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-08

NOtice-Ghe undersigned bcEs leave to
announce to his friends and the public that he
WILL open hts lager beer salonn on WEDNES-
DAY. October 8. 1879 ut Al St Charles street.
oc6 st FRANK WITTITM
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-08
WANTED.

WANTED.
NANVAssERs TO SELL THE FOLLOWING
- new and useful Inventions: The celebrated
3. =. LEE COOKING STOVE. awarded the
diploma at the last Louisiana and Alabams
State Fairs. The. BORING WELL. the latest and
cheapest method Of Obtaining water from the
earth. Hunters PATENT FLOUR AND MEAL
SITTER. which for culinary purposes is almo q
AND FISHING LAMP which IS the best cotton
FIREPLAoE HEAT REFLECTOR. ELEGQ.
TRIO BELLS. the latest and best method Of bell.
hanging for dwellings. street cars and steam
being less liable t. at cut ST reRairn Than
OFF. an ingenious contrivance to prevent the
filth accommodating on the roofs Of houses enter.
ing cisterns. new method BY which water can
be drawn from 4 cistern ice cold through Iron
pipes, without the use Of Ice or chemicals. The
BACKUs WATER MOTOR. q great invention
ran be used for any purposes. very cheap con
trivanee tor running machinery OF u descrip
lions. The SUN LIGHT GAS MACHINE, tht
latest. cheapest and most convenient methodoi
lighting houses
Energetic canvassers wanted and A 9OOl
JAMES d. REYNOLDa,
Plumber and Gas Filter.
ie2e iYDGM 40 Baronne street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-08
Gasoline for Gas Machines

Distilled expressly for the T.. o. T. CO.. and
with peculiar regard for the changes OF tenn
pAratnre 80 common In this climate.
reftug coal gas.
Proprietors. patentees and owners Of GAS
MACHINES cannot overesttmate the lm ,,5.
gravity and quality, as success depends 80
much on these conditions.
II YOU want your Gas NJ 4chines to work well,
ard give brilliant light. buy your Gasoline OF
the Insurance Oil Tank Company.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-08

The WOman's Chr1stiRn Union Will
meet on the first and second TUESDAY In each
month, ut ii a.. m. at the Oarondeiet street
Methodist Church.
MRS j.. LYONS. President,
MRS RI. y. CooP Secretary. deb *
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-08

TOR RENT-THE LARGE COTTAGE. NO.
l. 1893 kampart, near UumHina str Get; Ii rooms
s35 Two small co tages Oh Where. near Com
mon street; 5 rooms q large lot; rent $15. one
store is feet square. residences and fixtures. On
the south corner Of Poydras and franklin
streets. Apply at No. 35 Where street neer
Common. Ksnt. s15. SEES Il
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-08
WANTS.
FOR RENT.

E,oR REMITTANCE. COMFORTABLY FUR
pointments clean aud new; single or In suites.
with fine, roomy balconies. can be had &C rea-
sonable prices by respectable. prompt-baying
good sized hall room and few exceptionally
large and convenient gallery rooms. Refer
I1irp1
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-08

Apec'nl N0tics-ParIics having Pledges
lit Harris Loan Office upon which interest has
accrued. If not paid on or before the FIRST OF
OCTOBER. said pledges will be offered for
Eala
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-08

special aotice-vo 4hIrpers u Monr0e
and all stations On the Vieksburg, Shreveport
and Texas Railroad. via Delta La. Ste.mer
ING. Will sign til -ough bills lading u the same
rate NJ other boatf. JOHN JANNEY.
oc7 tt j. IL. CARLiN Agents
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-08
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.

ak Eli, ChhlrmHn
Fred N. ogden.
Col. Ohas q, Fenner,
Col. a, lie, chard.
Ger. u. r.. Beauregard.
Capt. John Augus.in.
Major q. A. Williams,
Capt. John b. Lalland
Capt. Vie. Olivier. Jr.s
Col, John Glynn. Jrs
Can't, WI e Bertus.
r. 81. Brunei.
Capt. Il. N. jenkins.
Col. Joseph Collins,
E. j hn Ellie
Major B. NJ. Harrod.
B. r. Jonas.
Victor Lat0ur.
d. Boisblanc.
Capt. A. ambola.
fen. VIM. j. Behan.
Major j. B. Richards ion ]
w. FL. Murray.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-08
SPECIAL MOrIsJh.ys.

OnIcs New Orloans and CarrGllton
Railroad Company. New Orleans. October
T.. 1s7a-At q special meeting 81 the Boa,
TWO AND A HALF PER CENT was declared
out or the earnings OF the past three months
payable to the stock holders or their legal ore
sentatives, on and after the WENT tn In
slant WALT. ". CROUCH, Secretary.
OcS i'd
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-08
INSURANCE OIL.

The INSURANCE OIL Is the only illuminat-
ing oil derived from petroleum that has the full
indnrsement Of the LEADING INSURANCE
COMPANIES Of Europe snd America.
kerosene or coal oil lamp without change OF
burner. ,
safe beyond chance Of accident. should recon-
mend the Insurance Oil.
Put up In best barrels. and also In NEW
PATENT FAUCET CANS.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-08

The INSURANCE OFT. TANK COMPANY
offer to the trade the following list OF their SUI
perior and popular brands at the lowest whole
sale pricess
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-08
= DEAD HEART, =

With an unsurpassed cast embracing the fol-
Lowing array of amateur talent:
Mr.. r. O,Neill Mr.. j. @. bowers.
Mr.. Ben Onorato, Mr.. a. 5ehwaner,
Mr.. r. G. MEGA dish, Miss Sadie Vivian,
Mr. John Stumpf Miss Maggie Conway.
Mr.. w g. Murray Miss Ellen Gallagher.
Mr.. J. p Roche, Mis- Annie Hall,
Mr.. ]. B. Cefalu. with consent OF the 3. d. Club
Mr. p. J.. Murphy. and others.
Preceding the drama the Continentals will
present for the first time In this city two real-
fstic Revolutionary J ahlaanx. TR u BIVOuAQ
AT MONMOUTH and THE BAT1 lie OF LEX
lNGTON. Original music, appropriate scenery
and effects.
The Boy Office will be open on Thursday and
Friday from 10 q. m. to D. M. whom seats may
be secured.
Doors open at 3. M; curtain rises at p; ~.
Reserved seats may be secured at the box
office. without extra charge. thursday and Fri
dav October and 10. from 10 q. m. until p: 20.
Members Of the Association can procure tick
cts by calling ut Frank Hprron'e. 22b Canal. cor
ner Of Basin, and at i, Lilienthais. Canal, near
l 1890
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-08

E,OR sALE-BoILERs OF ALL KINDS. AT
IL the old established steam boiler. manufac
tory of JOHN WARD. No. 200, 262 and 264 South
Peters and No. 81 Cuiliope street. All boilers
sold for hange iron guaranteed not to crack
Boilers made on short notice. Prices as low az
The lowest. Send for estimates. Address Post
Office box No. 1854. New Orleans. La. jel1 Am
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-08
FOR SALE.

dor SALE-AN A NO. HORSE AND BA-
keys stables, corner Common and Claiborne
atreets oc5 Il
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-08-26

s. freut mid, Sbnen aus eissner
llsberssusuns bas bette Sob fir bas ct.
Satobs Del ausieIsn 3u t%Onnsn; i'd uurbs
Dor sinissn Easen pIOsli4 pom furdtbaren
S9msrsen I'M @snid befaaen, 70 Oab meme
9euts sIsi9 gu einsm arste ssben poutsn.
Sd absr IisB mir iOfOrt elm SIai99sn ct.
sSatobS Del boIen, IisB mid bes Cages
msbrsrs MaIs nit benz Del einrsibsn an
ben idmsrsbaften Steasn uub ri9tis, am
anbern Worssn mar i'd wieSer seiuub unb
muntsr, ME elm Slid i'm @afsr.-9isiss
3susniB ftsas i'd iopobl oils a~uertennuus,
pie sur Beadtuns bss publitums aus
freism 0iaen unb NIT Sreuaben aus.
@eors S6Iepsr, 9erausseber unb &eSats
tsur bss vgOItsbote", gbiIton, @ise.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-08-26
AMERICAN HOUSE.

Setter Wertsn's American House, gfe
Der 4. unb GIapfruBe, in Der Rdbe bes
Winneiota Depot, wirb BON Der Wittue
bss @sriforbeneu in Der friberen altbewdbr:
ten Weiie fortsefibrt. Das 5aus 1T neu
sinseridtet unb nit allen gequemIi9teiten
fir &eiisnbe uerisben worben. Oisisni.
gen, pslde bic tou,menbe Tair beiuden
molten, perben baielbt quite Iufnubme
iinbsu. Ssrr u. NItteu, Der fribers Gst:
ienbs Der v9uremburser 9asette" unb Der
Soma, bat bic 9ei9dftsfibruns baieIbf
ibernommsn unb label bieienisen, peI9e
sr auf ieinen friberen &eiien in Winnsiotu
unb Soma tenneu seIernt, faas bieieIbeH
mad DUBUQUE tommsn, gum freunbIi4en
Beiu1e etu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-08-26
2Hus Dem Sfaafe.

Die @Iueofefabrit IN Davenport
wirb wieber aufsebaut. Die neaen @s;
bdube perben befebsn aus einem finf
Stodperte bobsn, so 3u SO Sub sroben
@ebdube, unb baran ani9IieBenb eth @es
bdube, has cine 9obsnfd9s uon 30 tei 100
Sus bebsden, unb aus einem 9enerseIaie
unit brei Stodwerten beffeben iou.
gor einisen e. paifrte bur4
5airisIb cine 9eids, weI9e NIT Der grpreb,
uon europa mad Californian sei4idt wirb.
Die Gransporttoffeu b~eIaafen f9 auf
$500.
0ie 5err Giboed perf9ert,
ioDsn bic 3si9nunsen auf bas neue Organ
Der psri6nIiden Srsibeit re9t gut pom Stuts
ten seben.
Die Burlington u. MiHouri Giienbabn
gOmpasnie bsabfdtist bel gIuttsmoutb
cine Bride iber ben Miiouri gu bauen, ba
bies aber bic Ginnabmen Der Der Il. g. gts
fsnbabn ss~bOrenbsn Bride swiiden gouns
eli Bluffs unb Omaha beeintrddtisen
wirbs, 1T Offsner aries apii4sn ben swei
g~iienbabnen ~entitanben.
SHOES Woinss lit bic 9ranbuns
elmer srOBen @IueOie' (Eraubensuder) Ga.
brit, wsIde tdsIid 5000 Bic soon Bui9eI
Mais uerarbsiten iou, in ausidt senom:
men.
Die 8ea9tuns Der Sarn1er ~unisres
Staates psrbisnt f~olsenbss benz ensIii9en
Davenport Democrat" gntnommene. Oas
8latt iast: Der gsriud 1T in Soma &C.
ma4t uorben, i'm 9erbf auf einem Gdst
aanb awsi 8uibeI @ei,eu, usrmii9t nit
einem guibeI Safer gu iaen. Ser Safer
i9oB idnsl in bic 50be unb pur5e natIr
lid pom Grof sstOotet. gr Iisferts aber
cine marine 0ede fir bic IGrbe, unb, aIs
Der S9nee auf bic biden StsnseI unb
9aIme feel, u~erbinbsrten bieie. baB er meg:
sswebt wurbe. Dieie Dsde beuabrte ben
Weiaen nidt nur pom grfrieren, ionberu
bic uerfauIenbsn SaIms unb StenssI tes
9afers saben aud eiuen uortrefIiden
Sber1d9en.D dnser I'M Grabiabr. 0as
&eiuItat mar cine rei9lide 8eisenernbte
wabrsnb bi9t baneben Iiesenbes unb nit
ausnabme bes Safers ebenio bsbanbeItes
2anb uOlffdubis wertbIos uar.
Sn Sl2 9oifdmtern bes Staates
fam man iest goftanwsiiunsen ~taufen,
uno bic 3ubI berartiser 9ofiamter wirb
nod fortpdbrenb uermebrt.
0as Gomite, psIdss pom Sss
Moinss mad MiIpautee abseor6nst purbe,
nm NIT ben Beamten Der Chicago, Mils
wautee uub ct. Saul 8uba wesen bss
Bauss elmer 8abn pon Warion nod Dss
Roines &idipra6e gu nebmen, meIbet,
baB Der gori9lus Gntlans finbet. Die
@%ntfernuns mad Wiluautee 1T S67 Wei:
len, ober 10 WtsiIeu msbr aIs bic mad
Chicago.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-08-26
STANDARDIZATION nnaen.

Wontas Nbenb D. 50. psriammeIte f1 Der
Stabtratb ~ elmer auBerorbentIi1en Si3.
3uns. 8. S'9teiI unb anbere rsi9ten elm
@eiu1 ein, um Elm Sod an britter StraBe
.aufsufiusn. Das 9eiu9 warb einem
gomite gum geridt iberuieien. Gin @e.
iu1 Der Deuti1eu 0ant unb Nnb. winfdt,
baB bas &bcmbers'ide WibIeneisentbum
BON ben Stabtffeuern befreit wsrbe; IS iei
ben grsbitoren ni1t mSsIi6, has gisentbum
su ~pertaufen, ment, bic Stsuern ni9t ges
ftri1en pii,ben. ba bic riidfdnbisen ifdbti.
idsn: unb gountpabsubsn msbr ~betrassn.
aIs Der 0srtb bes @isentbums it,. Nad
LANCER Dissolution wurbe bas @siu9 aui
ben Gid seIest 70. 3. ueruorfen). Oas
@eiud pom u. Seeb unb Mub. UNI u. 9als
gum PoIi ,tlen III %ernenuen, parb auf ben
Slid seIest. gossreue's @siu1 In 8e,
trsff Der Stsusru fir bas gbauiiiren cine,
aqsp parb benz gomite bes @anssn nit
Der SefusniB gum 9anbeln iiberseben.
Ruufleute, bic ibre @ei1dfts i'm unteru
Ebsile Der Wainitrase tbun, eriu1eu ben
Stabtratb, bas aIte Warttbaus pss3ursiBsn,
UNI &aum fir einen @streibemartt su
ma6sn. 0is gstiticn purbs einsm Sps:
siaI gouite gum 8eri9t ibernieien. Dem
Safsncomite marb elm Brief bes Wapor's
pom Quincy ibsrrei9t, Der aur Bsi9iduua
Elm @onpsntion, bic In iener Staot abse:
baltsn mirb, unb ben Susf bat, aur Ser,
befieruns bes 6ubrwaiers bes Mihihippi's
AZ mirfeu pri,,ht Ser Rprorhpr nprJo6
eine WtttbeiIuns, IN Der oarseIest pirb,
ouB an MainitruBe Spislbduiet Gag uni
Na9t often iein iOlen unb bic YoIi3ej
aenntuiB bauon babe; parh auf ben Gid
ssIsst. Der Stabtanwalt tbeilte nit, bab
er einen ginbaltsbefsbl erbalten babe, burd
ueIdeu Der Stabt uetboten uirb, bic grits
tenitsusr sinsutaiiirsn. Die Sa9e tommi
am 81. por @eri9t. Gin antras 8rown's
WaibinstonitraBe unb IA. bis gum 9eu:
martte gu 4aufiren parb Dem StraBen:
comite lberpieien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-08-26

Sreitag aIs Spei arbeiter, bic i'm
Dieufe uOn @beeIer, Slider 81 60. ffeben,
Sis abIuben, mari adermann, nidt ad:
tenb, baB iein @sbiIfs binter ibm ffanb,
bic gissanse ibsr bic Coulter unS psrs
lette benieIben i5uer on Der Stirne.
Wunber nimmt es, baB bas ause nidi
uerIest purb, ba bic Bunbe bidt briber
1T. Or. Wation filte bas gIut. usrbanb
bic 8unoe unb es ssbt isst GIT NIT benz
Irbsiter. .... ..run
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-08-26
Man faufe ttur bic Domestic Nabs
Wai4ine. Die bette I'M Marfte.

Cine uatirfi6e Sofse bes ~unbesrens'
ten @rfoIses in Mmerita uon Or. Musuf
ROnis's hamburger GamiIien. Mebi3inen,
hamburger Eropfen, hamburger gruftbse
unb hamburger &rduterpffaffer If, baB
bieie wertbuOuen Webisinsn uadseabmi
wurben. Wii@unsen in dbnIi9er gsrpat.
lung unb @sbraudsuuweiiuns wudisn pie
YiIse aus Der grbe. periousn, meI9e bi.
@ate Der ddten Webisinen erprobt babsa,
Ia1en fi9 nidt burd bic anueiiunsen uon
SuadiaIbern betb6ren. @O3u aud nod
neue MitteI, penn f9 bic alien unb unite,
bieien IN erfer @eibe bic hamburger Wesi.
3ineu bewdbren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-08-26
$amtaa periammeItsn fi9 bic Stabt.

SamFas ueriammeItsn f9 bic Stabts
pdter gu elmer Sisuns. Sic IOiten fd
baIO mad BEN Suiummentritt gu einsm
gomite bss @anaen auf unb erIebistsn fol-
senbe @eiddfte. Der S6atmeiiter wurbe
ermddttst ,riiditinbiss 2icsnieu in gmpfans
gu nebmsn. 9us @siud ,uu sIutauf elmer
brittsn Seueripriss warb auf unbefimmte
8sit s~uridseIest. Der Wapor nit benz
9oIitei gomite uurben auseuieien cine sss
nis.nbe slnsabl poItsifen fur bic Suir3eit
anSufsuen. Dem @isentbiu.er zines 8aus
plates an Der erifen unb WainitraBe wurbs
bic grIaubniB seseben, einen Bfubl itebens
bes @afe,s in eiuen iidbtiiden Canal abs
auIsiten. Der &eeotber purbe ansewiefen,
fir bic bsiben Iesten SABRE cine persIei.
denbe aifte Der aussessbsnen 9iesnisn auf.
3uitsQsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-08-26
Man faufe nnr bic Domestic Nab>
Wai6tne. Sic bette i'm Warftr.

Is perSeGt fat teine 8Ode, bab niti
Elm llebertreter BON Snfel Cams Steuer:
seieser mad Der Stabt sebra6t uirb. Der
leste fam uorise WO9e in SesIeituns Don
officer 9uptins bier an, beiBt 6. Sim'
mons unb III ausetIust Iesten Rouem6er
OntsI Cams SteuerreeaIatiouen iibertres
ten 3u baben. Wit Sntsl Cant 1T ni9i
gut ipaBsn; man befolse senau bic @eiese,
bamit man nt1t In Trubel TONNE.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-08-26
Ssoe Sa6res,eit bat ibre 5reuben, tire

Ssoe Sa6res3eit bot ibre 5reuesn, ibre
9eiben. Der umeritaniide CONNER brinst
uns nit ieinen t0ftIi@en Sradten, ieinen
iduadbaften @emiien eiuen @ait, weIder
nidts wsniser ais piatOmmen if,-bas
Gieber. I'm bieiem i9redliten 9Iaseseif
pom pornberein bas SpieI gu u~erberben,
made man ben &6rper unempfdusIi9 ses
gen bic Gnsriffe Der beiben SabresSeit ourd
ben 9sbu4i9 Don Dr. ausuf &6:
nts's 9amburser Eropfen,
wsIds bic Sdfte reiuissu unb bic Srsans
fidrten unb resuIireu. (l)