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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-28

Oas Stdbt1en &irdwosb,
gppanooie County, adblt 1,4oO GinwOb'
nsr unb bsiist teinsn ein,isen aouOtaten.
@lidli5er Srt!
@iner Der dItsitsn Wdnnsr sSOpa's,
pieasi9t bss sanseu 9anbss, George
9ouie, nabs &irtuiue w~Obnbaft, ifarb am
Isttsn Sreitas. Oerielbe srreidte bus ieI'
tene Glitter pou iiber 100 Sabren. gr NOR
I'M Sabre 1853 in Yennipluanien seboreu,
madte ben 5sIbaus BON 1912 NIT. Seit
circa "a Subren par er in isner 9esenb
ansefebelt. %. 81
Der 9 9atmeit T pom Siour Co.,
Gbas. 8ent, 1T pom Supsruiforenratb an
bic Cuff ssisst porbsn. Ssnt's DsfSit bss
trdst $2s, 929 "a, peI9es natirIi9 Don
fsiusu Sirssn sriest werben muB. Der
Serr 1T elm Rspublitaner. nailrli9!
Davenport tam non nit Rsdt bic
3pisbeItaot nennsn. SIM uer1ofenen Sabr
uurben $4,000 SuibsI 3uisbsIn BON bort
~perianbt.
Nm 18. 6 nuar brannten IN @runbp
Center a9t @sbdube, baruntsr 3pei 8ans
Ten, ab. Der S9aoe piro auf So, 900
sei9dst.
Sn WarbaIltown brad In Der
Na4t bes 20. Sanuars Elm Ssuer In 2su1e
unb &oblmanns Npotbste aus, unb es bdtte
ni4t piel ssfsblt, 70 udre aud bas Soarbs
man Saus elm &aub Der Slammeu sepor'
ben. Dem Ssuer uurbe i'm sweiten Stot.
perte @inbaIt setban. Der Serluft Der
apOtbete betrdst $1,000.
gstommt bod bis unb ba elmer our
ginfdt. Bei Der IsStsu 2sbrerusriamms
lung In WaribaItopn bob Brdfbent Cabin
in ieiner Sabrssabbrefe ais sr6Btes llsbsI
ben l~lusIauben bsrsor, Der fi9 unter bic
Susenb unb in bic Sdulsn einssi9Ii9sn.
0amit perbammt er bas sante Staatss
f4uIiyfsm, bas auf irreIisi6ier @runbIass
fuBt.
Cine SdulIebrerin, SRI. @it4ie
in Debforb, 9aplor &c., fiel por iber fee
ben Dodsn In sinsn tiefen unnntsrbro9es
uen Sdlaf, aus benz ie erft Dor einisen
Eassn erwadts.
Sn Burlington fOa Elm nsuss 9s'
ridtsbaus gebaut wsrsen, unb omar Elm
ioIdes, bas cine 3isrbe fur bic Stabt psrs
ben wirb. Das aIte @eri&tssebdube ma
i9on Idnsit untaasIi9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-28
ST. SHarien
S11ter NfaSetnp.

rlntsr Der stituns Der S6ulf6usferu BE- @Vtre DAME, .(ars
lem Wutterbauis Wlilpauitt } Az Ct. Dpuaius,
Ssdiru sUuntp, Soma.
Dtsfu Snaitut ba. Gin, fsbr anssnsbms uns s.jurht cage,
IN 70 Dieltn fleIi6 pom Eubuaat nahttts Wltfffppt ttpi.
fes, Eas atr6umiat @tbdups IN NIT allen Reeuerlt6fd.
ten ~setf,btu. Das Idblt6e ippts eas pdatet Nsbl Der oka'
hinge, ibr 8ertl6rttt In ben gpifsnf6afttn pirs nttftr srSs-
ten Spr8falt stpet8t.
9ross Spttlrlast ~unstbtn tas s nattut.
Stnt Gliera, rtIdt tbrtn Stnesrn ttns ~araneltbt, rdist-
5t Grjtttuns sthtn upatu, rsretn rohl tbun, rtHu He tbu
SS&ter ben S6ptftrn be Nstrt Dams gu 81. Dsuatus an.
ptrtrdusn. Tds icbRidbrtgt RtftbeR eS Srfttutes, biz
,asass sspVnHyta Brsunet bsHtlbsn ftub ~ssnissHst 3sastu
Der 8~dbt8iettn Der S6pefern.
9as Sauliatr t'stnnt nit hem .rasH @saiss In
m Sult.
Seeinsunssn;
Ear 4pf ure llntsrrtht In btutfter uup tnaltfder Spra.
Dc, In ben ssrpbultttE 5aEsdrbd en-, TN StnS'n LIZ.
gtsnS = S.SrssS St; SGfraIsatss, 1iuilidbTis 1000
Suttarrt, 6.D
3hbtr. soy
3iru,u unb TRalen, $40
Srisat.linttrri6t in fran,SaT6g eddsrd, "Saar.
arbstt unb SlumtumaRtu, strtsiabrt8 50o
Dans.arbs.. zoo
Die 9bslinst ptrstn Az i,htr Bet ansrupmmta. uHt tt
Rt6nuue,n bonn Datum Strts Gtntrtttts ststli. Btiab'
Gtnt btfiinmtt 3ttt bee qtutrttts ~ iteo6 zen Drasr
Wthtistet, ippesl tar ben 5srtf6ritt Der 9selinst, 10 w'i
aud fur has Sronsu Der 1laHsn.
uutsrf6Ieb Der RsisiOn ptre ,ttu 5trstrrts fsin BET ant'
ndhmt Der 95alin8t. Etuu etsfelttu rtuens ftne, 10 ben eu
s~tfntrten Rtssln " uuttrrsrtsn.
Urttfs. pt8su ndbtrtn Nntraetn ~aerttNre man an;
Sister Sup. NJ. SEBASTIAN,
st. Mary's Institute,
st. Donatus, Jackson County, Iowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-28
6rpGer SerDienT.

Dtr uns fstns aertfs ntbf ttntni 8 9tnts: StanS h T.
mem Srittt ~stni.uest, Gem ftnben mir per pot seHaut asS-
iuuft absr tiu San, ntuts 9tiS ift, wumti trssae elm, Ssrs
feu. mannliasn cher rsblittu @tl6ls4ts. auf tbrlt6s
lara per Npnat ~rsrsitntn tam Obnt Rtftn unb gthsdu.
Rein DATE. 5um sus fpubtru elm ttrli6ts @ef6dt.
Aertinrti Sobn S0ub V. 49,. God Dor 30, 9slumbas
Sunetisu. Soma. dee. IL. 9u.S 3RA
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-28
2ssew C6rei6t uus POM Saaoe

2aea (Grei6t uus POM Saaoe
9err &sSScteur! Sn Sbrsm wertben SIatte
pom Z. b. R. fnbet fi4 cine anasise, in
Der Elm S5nieb aus Dubuque bic Sarmsr
auf ieineu fiaissn unb sutsn 8ferbsbsi9Ias
unb isine Basenreparaturen aufmertium
n,a5t. Sopsit mare bas iden Rsdt.
absr, mean Sa seiast wirb, baB er fir feline
quite arseit ni3t msbr re6net aIs Der
S9misb uuf bsm 2anb oft fur idlsdte, 70
if bas au aumaBsnb. @s sibt Sdmisbe
auf benz aaabe, bic ie6sr 3eit bereit ftnb, ss
nit Der Germ aus Der Stabt aufsunebmsn
anb iebe arbeit ebeniOsut, bauerbaft uaS
biais MAIDEN, aIs sr.
Gin BIadidmieb pom 9anbs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-28

Sesetabilii6e
PILIEN

linS felt iiber Sreibig Sabren betannt nno
iperSeu bon alien, ipelde bielelben &C.
brau6t baben, alS iitere Sur fir Sopf'
i6msr;euL SeberleiSer, Seroanun9sbes
i6merbelL @alleus uno jeSe anosre art
Sieber anerfannt. Oielelben ipirfet NIT
srOBter WiilSe unS itellsn bic @eiunos
belt Serer, pel6e al allsemeiner nnS
nerpDier Sdpa6e leiben, ipieoer Der.
81 p~erfaufen bel alien ~Spotbefern.
Vreis 25 GentS per Box.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-28
DAB Or. Nu g 4 &Snig'SSam m,

burger 9 ru f If ee ielbf unter We.
b~i3inern bic uertiente gnertennuns finbet,
aeist folsenbes Sdreiben bss Or. Gbas.
% Wapsr, genns Greet, Ba.: sd bin
i4on ieit 3wei Sabren uon gnsbrlfisteit
beimssiudt, babe idon iebr uisIe Weoist:
men sebraudt, aber feline 9ilfe betommen.
Or. 4usuf R6nis's 9amburse
Sru fttbes bat mir u mebr seboIfsn,
pte ale anberen Webi3inen, unb ieitbem
t4 ben Ebss sebrau9s, fam i'd efen uni
gut f4lafen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-28

2Som SamftaS auf Sonntag our
Ra5t bru9 I'M 9intertbeil pom @asners
WSbeQaben an MainitraBe Seuer aus.
DasieIbe baQte bus @sbdube i9nsu in
Slammsn Elm, tbeiIte ii3 benz SunfIabsn
pom @resoirs Br. unb bann Der &potbets
hes Serrn &uste nit. @asners u. Gre:
aoire's Baaren pur6en elm &aub Der
SIamm.n, pdbrenb 5err &uete mebr S4a'
ben bur5 ltmsus unb @afer ais pom Gsuer
srlitt. @asuer's SerIuft pirb auf $40, ooo
eeI6dst. @resoire perliert etwa $4,000
uub &usts's 8erIufs bsSifsrn ii6 auf ets
ma $looO-2O00, ale bret ftnb peri4ert,
@asner fur 10000. Die @sbaube in be-
men 8asner & @resoire ibr @si6dft be'
trisbsn, ssb6ren Rabame 2~answOrtbs
nnb psrbsn auf etua $l2 900 seiddst.
Sis finb fir SIC, 900 ueri9ert. 3ara's
@Opie Der GapbaeIiden WubOnua, bic int
S9aufenifsr bss 2absns BET 5srru @reso'
ire ausseftelt NOR, 1T serettet worben.
Man bat elm Der graubitiftuns perbd9tt'
sss Subiect sinseifett.
slm Sonntus CUR Na@t sesen baIb neun
lIEr brad Seuer in benz Spsiif6disen
5rdmsbaus bss anfrei5srs 9err &anbau
in 8Iates 9olou aus. 9a bic Sprissn
nidt an Srt unb SteQe ~seIansen %tonnten,
wurbs bas @sbdube Elm &aub Der SIams
men. gsrIuft etpa $500. @ir tonuten
nidt 6-fabren, Oh bas @ebdube uetiidert
lift.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-28

SEER Ss6ifip Sent bat bic Shte &C.
babt, bic alsentur fur bic reursmburser
Gazette" in Sings, 3d., gu ibsrnebmsr'.
9erIeIbe 1T babsr ermadtist, abonnsr'te'1
,u fummeIu, @slOer au cOlsttirsn unS boz
fur Al quittirer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-28
Eariit Al %perfaufen.

Cine 6 glsiltn ron GunIsitt. a,stahbu WsgDttsbs
Spring, an Der tinltp Sdssmibls stlsetnt fSins 5arm Ia
iu p~trtaufeu Don b~srftlbtu frb so Ider uuttr eulfur.
As fue Srl,lanp. Gin Ttetl tes eanbes IN nit 1900 tDein.
aSdtn bssaan,t. guf Der 8arm febt Elm ututs Srauittaus,
,ret etpd tsa. rs bet "a aus sres. cute etaa nstH uHs
0raiutrs. Btinn 5aufs N cine nt s~tratstnet Gutlt.
Nad,ufraaen ant hem plaseb BET y. 3 q shtr BET prn.
w. Rtnuinssr, 70. 1918 Sadiun Strast, Dubuque,
e,ua. 1874 al.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-28
Stpre su p%erfamfen !

Sm IIbltttu N%inusfctd III llrfin6t baIter sn eutss
BtTstbum su ~psriaufru. Dasfebs btfttbt Gus so adsr
9an6 In Der Ulttts elmer errssn tatspltittn Nnfeblune, ht6t
ntbeu Ter Rtr6e aelesen. Guf hem 9ruRpfif tsTnett I'D
elm 9tbiups, pslbss felt Sabrsn aIs @dfbdus, SaleSn unS
@artsts Stprt" eseient bat, fevssr Staauna, Gin prtpat.
pebnbaus, fppie rtne rndltp sr5 Iute S6mteee rertttatt. Die
gSemeiaee befstt aus 100 pptlpabeneen 5drmern pppen ca.
81 eurtmbureer inb. lin rdpsTe ags!unft peute man I'D
an bic Reeattien bleIes Blahes. y 3S6-39S q:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-28
8an(as Sduoereien.

Sur &arten, fur GircuIare II. gampble
te tn bsuti6er unb ensIiider Spade, bic
complete 4ustunft ibsr bieie 9dnbereieu
sebsn unb fur ermdBiste @iienbabnpreiis
nm ft9 bic sdnbsr an3uieben, abbreiiirs
man fi@ an:
u. s. Gibbs,
Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-28

2ssi sem 2se(n& ben 9err Sranf ens
gel pom Chicago uns ubitattsts, srfubrsn
mir, bab berisIbe nod benz Weffsn rstit
unb isin Slid in Colorado ueriu4t. Or
bat bereits cine CUTE anifsauns sls 9uder'
BIDDER in gladbapt i'm @entenuialitaat se'
funben. Bon voyagei
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-28
at. goais Warft6eriht.

% CT Iel.srapb.) 81. San. 1879.
Weissn-rotbsr, go. 2, 92f bis 93gts.
WsIi9torn-294 bis 294 ets.
5afer-218 bis 2l4 @ts.
e;i b-$9 90.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-28
Mpptbefer aefmbt!

Gin ttuti4,r ptsr f6rtsifttr apStttf.r lam cine STEELE
Huben, pt-u CT H1 mlnblt1 pbr fbrthtli6 an perm 3.
Y sd m II, t.utfds arptttft IN eais alto, gitantista,
ptnett.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-28
Sticago NarttheriGt.

eyer zslesrapbJ 81. San. 1879
WebI-$5.5 so bis $50
@eisen.-No. 2, $50 Cts.
WeIi9torn.-27S bis 273 @ts.
5afer-l94 @ts.
Butter-23 bis 80 Cts.
Gter-2l bis % 9n.
Bbtstp-$l.O4.
S1weine-S3. 20 bis 1925.
Rtnbpieb-$4.O 90 bis 5.25.
9 weineHei6 -$7. 25 bis $50.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-28

Der MetrpppIitan 2eibftaa In br
NGbs tss atbenGumS, friiber BON Oeder line
SGaer, test @ibbs unb 60. ssbaIten, 1T NIT elmer
Nuspabl sortrefai6er 8utften une Susstes. To-
mic ben befsn pfersen perieben. User cine Spa-
,ierfabrt MAIDEN, ODER binaus tn bic 8essne TAB
rem min, fca bort feline Srser stntsrlaheu.
auti&en fur esi6enbssanantGs ~ attsSrtsfeu
VretSeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-28
go. 4. - W0hsntltae Brteftfe.

Dubuaue, ben q. Sanuar. 1879.
Su ptI6tr aat Srisft ansartat aHe. ptl6t pom ~. San.
5s tun q. San. tn Der bttttetn ppfpfnef anSasmmen u.
nt1t abatbplt rsrbtn fub.
gestr Gbrifopbsr 8ernsn Saeoe
gril 8ranf J Reuits Watp'as
GrsT gsam &ifaer 8rte
SrsSrid Spbn Sttfts Sopr
8rau Stnrs Sbtsl wtdtptas
8rubby Senrs 3tsets Strnae
@rusmabe 3 Wifbpf Niaian
| Sibntr Srre 3warf Barbra
aatbrsin aIer 3sQsr 8rans
8nsip Inbrei
Ran sustHt nt&t, psnn man mad Srttftn auf bttft etas
faat, ~ ~btm,rtsu, bas at q n { ittst ans, uns bs Rum.
ar Der Brttatat a~niustbtu.
q. z. 9orbsrt. puaneAe,.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-28
NemsYurt Rarttberi@t.

Wer EelegrapE. q. San. 1879,
WebI-$4.25 bis $50.
WeiSen.-Wilwautee, SO. 2, $l.0O.
6afsr-3l bis 31B @ts.
WeIi9forn-ssm. weifl. 40 bis Csc
S6wetneHetfh-$8. rs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-28
M'aaner mnd Sehniedeshnp

Sobn 0Sirtb S 9epiS 9baro,
Rartet StraBe, Bellevue, Sadion Co., ga.
fne gDaatn, e6lttten. frrnr ale artsn Rsparuturar.
bettsn an Dassn, 8utiSea, S6Ittteu, DtdHtinsn, irreel tn
6pl, als GtIsn, rsresn prompt, tausltb uue btltg teierst.
eA- 6armtr fpreat nor 3Ut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-28
&eine @a6sfer,eu

inS wholesale unb retail 3u babrn in Der Su&-
b~aneluns ron
Mnblbauer S Scbrlc,
ZEE Al Souib "a Gale Ctr, Gbicasp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-28
Yer6amoftnsen oes Superpi(orem.
rat6es pom Dubuque 60.
SanuarsSttung 1879.

Sisuns pom Wontas, ben 20. Sanuar.
-gs sins cine WittbeiIuns BON W. Gents.
&eco,bsr, unb anbern Beamtsu Elm, welde
bic SnouIton unb Woobportb &arte
Don Dubuque empfeblen. Die Beridte
Der folsenbsn 8sumtsn iibsr ibrs In 1878
seIeiitstsn 0ienite, wurben sutsebeiBen
BON 8. q. 9imbad, GIsrt pon Nep @ine
Gopnibip, BON 8 Gbriitopb, Srisbensri9
ter BON Nem 8ine Sownibip, ebenio be,
Bomb pon Ns. Outer, s 81. pom 9tbertp
Die @siude BON gatb. Damon, Bridge
&oa9 upb Wts. S1IeseI wurben ssnsb
mist, bieienisen uon Glen 9auins II. Warl
S'5aloran wurbeu perporfen, ba bas 81
sentbum Der e~riferen auf Ncgormid II. bes
Der 3estereu auf WI. Brown afefeb 1T
Sertasuns.
Sisuns Dom DisnRas ben 81. Sanuar
-Nus benz Bsri1t bes Mrmsnbaus. Ser
matters ibsr feline Administration In 1875
entnebmes mir bas Solsenbe:
gm l. Sanuar 1873 war Der
Wertb Der porbanbenen &c.
bensmittel u. .m...........$ 666 81
gn 2ebensmittsl u.i.w. wurber
i'm Sabre anseidafft ....... 6,6o6.7I
auf Der Sarm semonnen purben:
Sleii1 $3ls. 800 Bfunb
Butter $50, Rraut u. anberes
@emiie $75, 400 8uibeI
&artoffeln sl2o; suiammen: $685.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-28

WiIDaufee WarftberiGt.
Per xeIegrapb.) q. San. 1879.
8sisen-No. 2, $50 Cts.
Safer-l9 Cts.
Il 20 gt8.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-28

8uiammen. ,s65 SO
Damon III bas am 1. San. 1879
9orbanbene ab3u3ieben 8let'
Der unb S1ube $725.75,
8rouifionen uub WebiSineu
274.47, aIio -............$l,0 0O, %
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-28
Aus Dem Stdate.

Oas Stdbt9en &irduosb,
.gppanooie gountp, adblt 1,4OO GinuOb'
ner unb bsiist teinsn ein,isen abuotaten.
@lidliber Srt!
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-07-24

RuAEFosTE. July q. 1873.
QUOTATIONS
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-07-24
The Governments Purse.

TRYING To GIvE TnE INrREwIoS THAr coN.
GREss HAS not surrLIED ENOUGH MONEY.
corrsspoBdebrs q Nsu York World
WAsHISoroN, July 1.-THE Admins.
tration is industriously engaged in Civ.
ing the impression that the Democratic
Congress has impoverished the Govern.
ment and that the Democratic Congress
has been wickedly extravagant in the
way OF lavish appropriations. Secre.
tary Sherman IL going down into Maine
to follow the lead,o GaTtield's article i'm
the last number Of the North Ap,erioan
Reriec, in which it was sought TO dem.
onstrate that the Democrats have been
more extravagant than the Republicans
were. Other Republican statesmen will
follow in the same line on the stump,
while the departments are crying out
that Congress has not given them money
enough. Commissioner Raum said the
other day that his department has been
left short a quarter Of a million. and
there is the Attorney.general alarmed
about the lack Of money for deputy
marshals. The War Department, on the
contrary, at the suggestion IL is suspect.
ed of Secretary Sherman, who has now
gone to the head Of the Administration,
is now attempting to make il appear
that there is such lack of sppropria.
tions that the money appropriated for
river and harbor improvements must be
doled out in small quantities. Certain
places have been selected and il Is given
out that only portions Of the amounts
appropriated by Congress will be spent
at them. The Executive Department
has, in other words, changed the River
and Harbor bill. Nothing like this has
been done since Grant, in his usual
blunt way, directed that river and
harbor bill law should not be obeyed by
the department. Congress had appro.
priated $5,O00,000 and Grant directed
that but $4,000, 900 should be spent, the
bill being extravagant. The Admins.
tration has not gone quite so far. but
has marked about 30 per cent of the
appropriations approved" for certain
amount, always a fraction of that called
for by the law. The law is disobeyed
and undoubtedly with the unfair inten.
ton OF making II appear that the Demo.
Gratis have left the Government made
quatcly provided FOR.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-07-24

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Philadelphia Markets.

TIuLsutiFuI. luiy p 1879.
TioUt - dull l,ut utslirfe tn trios SALES q GO
lztfels iHfiudiuE Mnus-sia family At s-.a 20
Penney tautA 30 DO. at sfu1a S-H do d. a
taEsa.
WHgtT be unsettled and cent higher. Sale, e
1000 tusbfit irrlUdiuF rod and zai.r 81 81 Is
a l5is rejected at si.lpa III. oIi DO do 81 -
ollie. and n. rcd, "lerst"r AT a. u At the oI~n
tssard hTtt call 81 l4f. id SO July. Slla. ilr
August sl u fos FaTisnl-cf, and n iaf ogtalt
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PROCLAMATION.

~ WHEREAS, the Hon. Charles A. Mayer. Prssi-
deai If the 0ouri q Common Pleas of the 2ih judicial
District cansistibE of the counties u CeHtrt Clintn
aud CleaTheld, and the Hon. samusi Frnnck and the
Hon. John biven, Associate Judges In Centre oousty
having Issued their TfeceTt bearing date l4th dsy u
9Hly, 1879, TO ias efected, for holding = o0uTt q
oysf and Tsfminsr and General Jail Delivery aud
Quarter Sessions of the Peace ia Beilefonte fr the
eouHty Fl CeutFe. and 81 commence the fourth
Monday Il August next being the 2th day of August
iksa, and o. continue tNo weeks Notice ia herety
given TO the Uvrunef Justice. ~ the Peace Aldermen
and Coassales II ssa cubsy q Centre that they ls
then and there is their pruper T~spons II 10 oelask
In the forenoon ~ said day. with their rcrs inqui.
sitians, examinations. and their renemhrances
- DO those thags which b. their ce AtpeftAins &,
he 3gse and tbsss ubo bound In recGnizanoes 30
rrusecase against the Hisaefs that shall la
The jail uf Centre county be then aud there prae.
cute against them SHALL he lust.
Given under my hand at Neiisfonts. the e3i dAy ef
Iuly, in The yeaf q Lard issa and the one
hundred and third year cf the Ipacpsnasnoe q the
United States.
So+t JOHN sPAN0LER. Sbessa
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Article X of that draft is the following
"Section !. The Executive power Of the
United States be invested In a single
person. His style shall he the 'Presi.
dent OF the United States Of America,
and his titic shall be Iii Excellency.t"
The words, title OF ellis Excellency."
caused considerable discussion. In re.
Iation TO the title it was said that Massa.
chusetts had conferred the title Of ellis
Exccllency" on the Governor, and on
the Lieutenant Governor OF the State
that of Ills Honor" This was answered,
that il "every Governor is Excellent
every Judge, Senator and Representa-
tive is Honorable, and every Justice OF
the Peace by the chivalric title of rs
quire, these frivolities should be care.
fully discouraged, and the dangerous
assumptions, by every real friend OF
liberty denied. They are the first robes
in which republic advances To aris.
tocracy, thence TO monarchy, and from
monarchy to oppression and extraya.
fance;' and the title "IIis Excellcncy"
was left out of the Constitution. and in
Section TX, Article |, is inserted that
mo title of nobility shall be granted
by the United States" After this iii.
gression we will return TO the main
question.
The constitution being the supreme
law and instrument in which a distribu.
ton Of powers is made between the
Federal government and the States, it
i. incumbent on the authorities Of each
government to shape their legislation
As not TO oycrstcp the boundaries A..
signed 10 them, and this is the system
which the wisdom OF our fathers dc.
signed, which their patriotism and valor
established, which they handed down
to us as the richest boon they could be
stow upon their descendants. and which
it is our highest duty to preserve invio.
liable for future generations. Efom
the nature Of this system, it is of the
highest importance that the agency
which wields the power Of the admin.
tration should be rigidly confined within
It's proper sphere, else the evils Of con.
soldation which it ia the great ohiec,
of this peculiar complex arrangement to
avoid, will be increased. The constant
tendency OF the central government
to absorb the reserved power Of the in.
dependent and sovereign States which
created it needs 10 be vigilan,ly watched
Let the insidous cncroachment Of Mr..
Hayes upon the rights Of the States pass
unhceded, let his aims and efforts 60
unrestraincd. and our gloriou, institu.
tions, the palladium Of our Liberties,
must tumble into ruins a. every at.
tempt to enlarge the powers Of the gen
eral government by construction 80 as
to convert the plain and economical
machine which suits our principles. into
a splendid government, with great rev.
enues and influential patronage, tends
to consolidation OF all political powers
in the Federal head and the attempt
now making by Mr. Hayes to consoli.
date power in the Executive depart.
ment, at the expense Of the reserved
rights of the States, is an Indirect at.
tack upon the integrity Of the union,
and virtually places the participants in
the attitude OF enemies to our free in.
stitutions. PsrRfcE HENRY.
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and value time nothing. We say all
this will be, for IL has been again and
again. And what il the rcgultl Be-
sides colds, wearincss, heart burning,
ruined carpet, and wasted weeks, II
few hundred dollars more or less pour.
ed in the treasury Of the church, sum
which ii is reasonable to believe scarcely
equals the outlay, because time is also
money. To all this some one answer,
"Yes, but the money would not be
gwen :" Q. l., translated into plain Ian
guage, men will not give for the work
of God unless they have some equiv~
lent. There is no comment 10 be made
on that remark, except the ever abound.
ing Scripture declarations concerning
Gods love Of cheerful giver. l. il not
reasonable 10 believe that money can
bc auRht but "A curse 10 the Church Of
dod which il contributed from any mo.
tive save that Of his love. II must be A
ireewlll Offering. None other are nc
ceptable unto God. As an evidence Of
this, the contribution Of the Widow
mites affords an illustfious examp.e.
Christ says This widow gave more than
all they which cast into the treasury.
because Of her penury. DO We find such
men at festival, who will give the last
dime they possess without obtaining an
equivalent save the Grace Of God? Yet
shch should 10 the case. Otherwise il
cannot be considered As the Work OF
God. in fact church fairs are nothing
more than human inventions. There
IL no Divine law about il. OF course the
general impression i. that It's benefits
are intended TO promote the caase of
God. But the question may arise, do
those who attend church fair have sny
such intentions: The Word of God
teaches Heb. ": l2J that God is
discerncr Of thoughts and intents Of the
heart. We may be justified by saying:
that II such contributions are no; made
expressly a. q free-~ill offering. they
vii! not be acceptable unto God for
the Word of God teaches that lie has
no delight in impous feasts, or e1traya-
CANT living. That festivals are means
Of temptation to young people, is a
fact that cannot well be denied Many
suggestions might be made concerning
church fairs and their results but the
limits Of this article forbid. The writer
can only say it is not the place for
Christian people to assemble, unless
God says 30. B.F.G