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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-14

psri9iebenen llnteui9tsaniiaItsn babsn t9
uniere Ssitun8en erlaubt, aud etwas tn
llRterri1t AZ MAIDEN. Wsnn mat, bic bie'
Rsen 8uffdnbe NIT benen tn Der Iieben 9ets
matb Rsutralitu psrslsidt, 10 muB man
iaseH, baB bisis BIdttsr pobI ntdt tn ieber
Be3iebuns tlnredt baben. Bas fast man
benn3 Wan fast, 70 ME bic Sa@en iest
lieseu, let Der gsppter eissntlt9 9eswuns
gen, etne ibm frembe Sprade Az erIernsn,
bsoor er fi9 bic notbwenbissn R~enntnife tn
@si4i9te, Matbematit, YbpTt &c. ansiss
men f6nnen. Wan mHfe babin tra1teu,
baB man SduIen erbaIte, In bsnen bic
Spra1e bss 2anbes, aIio bas Mrabif@e,
bic @runtIase biIbe, inbeb isst sumsif Bite
RsnntniB bss Srans6fiden Ooer StaIienis
f9en 3u @runbe Iisse. Uie seiast, r,att
bat bamit 10 gang l1aredt ntdt; 6enn Bet
allen m0sliden anbern 8orbisen febIt bod
ben seseuwdrtis in @sppten blihsnbeu an'
itaIten Der etnbeimii1e G5arafter. SIN
man9er Sinfi9t pdre ss ,pislsi4t iosar
beiIsr, psnu bic suropdiidsn Spraden nt1t
al3uisbr gtnsans fdnben; benn bann bIies
ben bteie 86lfer aud pom benz S1unb, wie
i'm bic italisnii5e anb belonbsrs BITE fran'
s6fi9e 0iteratar bietet, gu ibrent sr6Bter
Bsitsn peridont. - 8euor has erret9t
uirb, mas bisis BIdttsr anitrebsn. pirb
pobl nod DtsI Waher ben RH bsrabHisBsn;
bsnu Dor aaem fnb ba3u bod bic motifs
penbissu Rrdfte erforbsrt. S~ebenfals
mare es fur bic 5inan3en gspptens BET net.
tenn portbsiIbaftsr, wsnn bic usridiebenen
8samtenffsuen nit ginb.imii9en beiest
psrbsn t6nntsn.
Sd muB sinen @ebanten beifIsen, Der
auf ben ertten anblif nidt alein foubers
bar, ionbern fab un5rifli6 sii4einen mag,
Der absr BET udbsrsr Bsridf5tisuns uuies
rsr 0srbdItnife feline san3e S9toff5eitpers
lisrt. Sc 1T Der Wunid. baB ben baupts
ia9lidften unb portreifliditsn Bionisrsn
Der tatboIii9en &elisiou, ben Ssiuiteu,
berart tn aaen 2anberu aufseipielt werbe,
baB tie ft9 en- battalion serree, b. B. In ges
i5Iofsnsr goIonne, an ben frantsn Wanu
ma9ten. ST itst, no bic Girtei In allen
5usen tradt, III isst ptelst9t ni5t ebsn
Der Weutent setouintsu; mo bier bic erffsn
Baifionen bes Wubammebantsmus, er,
fiiirmt psrbea iouen2 User tann es, rpenu
ni9t bic SsfuiIen2 Do9 bas fnb IA aur
@sbantsn, ibsr bsren 8srmirtIi9nus mir
setroft bie s0ttIi9e 9orisbuns t0nnen mails
ten Iaism. s.. ). 8. s.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-14

bab bic Rof, bic fe bteten, geiunb fir 5ers
uns @eiif nnb fstn lbersudertes Gift TT.
Cine bsionbere gmpfsbIuns uerbienen aud
bie ,RatboIii9sn MiiFonsn", BITE tn fsissr
tatboIii9en SamiIie feblen ioItsn. .l7f.
go trat bts tatboIiids grsfs In aIisiti,
ger Bstbdtisuns, tn wi@tiser G,faHuns
ibrer f9uierisen unb %boruenpouen, absr
aud berli9en Iufsabe, unb manubaft
ifreitenb, in's 2eben; fe bat sefdmpft unb
sefisst unb @robes errunsen. Mber nod
ifebt fe mitten I'm Rampfe; nod tobt ber'
isIbe BON allen Setten, uielsidt beftissr
benn is, unb bic prefe bari nt4t eilab.
men. Sebe S9wd9e, iebes 3urlduet@sn
wdre ein triumph fir BITE @esner Der GU
ten Sa9e. Dis faiboIiide Yrsis tam
absr nur ibrs 4ufsabe fortfabren unb 10
fen, uenn fe ibre tbattrdftise Stise TIM
golte finbet, ipsnn isbsr &atboIit ibr se'
ssuibsr feline SduIbistsit tbut, b. 3. bur9
Announcements. 9uueiiuns pou Snieratsn
anb MrtiteIn unb bur9 GmpfsbIuns ibr
materisQ nnb seiiis unter bic arue areift.
Rad benz obsn @siasten ii es ibsrhiifs,
BITE Ratbolifsn an bic PHidten ~ %srinnern,
bic fe ibrer .9refe seseniber babsn, aber
ein Stunbfas iolte ale obue auSnabme
bsiesleu, Der lsiber nod pisl Su wsnis be:
a9tst une befolst wirb, unb bieier beiBt:
8etu Iiberalss 8latt, tsiu IiberaIer &aIen
Der, tsins atatboIii9e lIntsrbaltunssi6rtft
trmmt mir ms Saus! Sc fd0t teinem 9i'
bsraIsn unb Suoeu Elm, tatbolii4e Slitter
su baltsn, pobl absr IFS umsetebrt nod
pisIfad Der Saa. Oas ioIte bod enblib
aufbOrsu, benu fd bsibimpfsn Iaiieu unb
ben Sdimpf aud nod obenorein besablen,
bus tam eben nur sutmatbiss @ebanteus
IOisteit fsrtis brinsen.
Cine Prshe, bic 10 pieIe Spfer fir uns
sebra1t, iopieI ssltritteu unb selittea bat
unb INNER poran tn Der Sdladt itsbt,
wdb,enb Der politii9s R%anns8isBsr beim
S5oppsn Bier Rst unb raiionnirt, fi6, aber
ppbl bitst, feline 9aut gu Wartt su tra:
sen,-gine ioI9e Yrehs, fase i4, mus
uns pertb uHb tbeuer iein, wie benz Col
baten fem tapferer 6elbberr!
Oie tatbolii4e grsfe III cine @robma9i
ssmorben unb fe muB eine ioI9e blsibsn
fs tam biss absr nur bur9 bas fatbolii4s
Bolt unb nit bemielben!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-14
Sir6fi6e gleutsaeiten.
SuIanb.
@r3bi6esfs WiIwautee.

Sr6otoeefe Wtl autee
Scr bu6mirbisRe 5sr @r3btfdofs
goabiutor 5eiB bat am Mittuob b. 8. b.
W. bic pom benz bodw. 5srrn 8farrer W.
5eisl erbauts neue 8ir9e 3u &orburp fsts
erlidif %etnsemeibt.
Rad Der @sib. srtbsiIte Der bo9mirs
bisife 9srr bas 81. Saerameut Der 6irs
muns.
Ser jiugif usritorbsne bo9p. Ssrr W.
Oeiisnrtsber bat ueben anberen frommer
Grandchildren ben bsiben W~aiienbduier1
Der gr3biOSeie bic Summe BON $1,000 uers
ma@t.
9t6ceie ct. pauL.
Ser bc6parbisRe 9srr 8ii4of Grace,
psI9er tir3Ii9 ni9t nnbebentIi9 erfrantt
war, 1T bsinabe poafdnbis s~ensien.
Di6cefe Detroit.
@eb. @sttbGns $. Sdaefen, @ettor
Der frans6fidsn ct. Soiepbs. @smeinbe In
8ap Gttp, Wi4., 1T am %. ausuf tint
trdftisiten Mannesalter In bic gptsteit
abberufen worben. Batter S1asten ma
eth BsIsisr pom @eburt, ma9te feline tIais
Ri1en Stubisn tn ben ausge,st9neten Tins
terri9ts $ 4nffalten ieinss 6simat5lanbes,
uuroe in benz beribmten Semtnar gtu
26meu in BeIsien gum 8rieitsr ~beraugebils
bet, tam Dor IL Sabten nod ben Der.
Staaten uno wirtts ieitoem ais Sssllorssr
in Der OiOSsis Detroit.
DfSesis 8inesnnes.
Ser bo6b'ife ST. 0ii6of gbatarb bon
8ineennes, Sub., bat am Ietteu Sonntas,
ben 5. September, bic neue fatbolil1e
Rir1s In cambridge Gitp feisrIi4 etnse'
wsibt. @u9 isbr pisIe Ratbolitsn aus bes
na@barten Stdbten ppbntsn Der GeierIi&s
teit bel. 81. q sipal ,atrUg' go ms
an Serrr Saute, Snb., IN ST.. Samss
g. 8oorbees, elm Sobn hes Senators
8oorbees, tn bic 81. fatbOIii&e Rir@e auf'
ssnommsn rporbsn. 1901 ngi.aa9 nl
gu 9erre Sants, Snb., purbs am 20.
ausuf Der @runbfein 3ur ieuen ct. go.
rids'Rir4e seIest. i3l!al a.
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Dem Rotfapeameifer &beiuberser In
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gbaratter ber Rir9enmuft ssbaltenengo
petitioner, wurbe Der pdpfIt9e Srbeu
@resor's bes @roBen perIieben.
an 8raunau an Der prsuBii5sn @ren3e
firmte Biidof Oats RON &~0nisssrds ssssn
1000 Rinber aus benz preuBii9en antbeit
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Iausr 9iSceie. Der 5uaus aus 8reuBen,
no Der Maiseieee pesen felt Sabrsn rt9t
ssfirmt worben III, mar Elm uorme
CUR Sar6fibruug Der uon ibm Be,
i9loNsnen polen unb sldnjenben Ssrauss
aabe Der Werfe bss bsilissn Tbomas BON
aquin bat Der bl. 0atsr bic aulebuIide
Samme BON SOC, 900 Sire $3.50, O0O) ans
sewisisn, unb babel bsitimmt, bab ben NIT
Der Rsuibtruns unb .gommsntinans Der
Wsrfe bsauftra8tsn 9rdlatsn Elm beionbes
res 2otaI tn benz @sbaube Der vpropa'
gambia Gibes einserdumt werbe, bamtt btes
felben ungeffSrt ibren Mrbsiten obIisgen
f6Rnen. Ni@t msaise Bii96fe BADEN auf
griudsn bss papHss islber ibren SbsiI
pom Stubisn unb @eIebriamfeit beijutra'
gen psrlpro1sn; Der grfols bss tluternsbs
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f9ert iein. Ser Druid bss Wertss pirb
mitteIf gang neuer ~bsionbsrsr esttsrn sr'
foIQeu. Z lf tHH g.t 4.apaift .19gisI ifH
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-14
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-14

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Litchfield enquirer., 1880-03-11
"ThemGame-ef Fifteen. Tor Little But
 tercuD.

Passengers Tn the cars between New York and Boston have lately had a new thing; offered them by the venders of books, news. papers, ham sandwiches and popcorn, in the shape of & little square paper box filled with small square blocks, each stamped witif its number-1, 3, 3, etc., up to 15, or, iu.some cases 16, though the last square is usually left unified 1t is a curious puzzle, the in vention of deaf mute at the American -Asy- lum in this city, and it is sold with noisy cries outlGs sIests ina Ne~ York and Boston. As it sn5t patented everybody 'goes in'' for it who chooses: The New York Sun says of it,
 Directly it leaped into favor. To-day the men who sell it make theEdown-town streets noisy with their cries. It is worked upon and talked about everywhere It is fegarded as nuisance in public schools. and as source of joy in boarding houses IF the legislative halls at Albany, it is said, -theA peoples representa- tives study it's mysteries upon their desks Mathematicians vie with each other in gigantic equations arising from it, and The Sun re. ceives daily aoushel of iaqnires from persona who want tSkf6w certain plan for lts'sofu= tion. @5yrv,~.~~Y. .-~y~, 2
 A Broadway firm of dealers in and 10-eent goods sold 230 gross of this puzzle in one day, A member.o the firm invented new form of tbio 1,If51 1Ia aai Ei-F+.5 .'~ .-..' ' f''- - '-
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-03-11
P PATIENTS.
oR. H.i9 K D D \.

No. 76 STATE ST.. opposite Kilby, BOSTON, Secures Patents in the United States also in Great Britan France, and other foreign countries Copies of the claims of any Patent furnished by remitting one dollar. Assignments recorded at Washington No Agency t the United States possesses superior localities tor obtaining Patents ascertaining the Gtentabiy @ snuentions. R. H. EDDY. Solicitor of Patents.
 TEsTIMoNIALs.
 TI regard MT. Eddy one of the most capable and intercourse.
 eGHAs, MASON, Commissioner of Patents" 'fInventors cannot employ person more trustwor. thy or more capable of securing for them early and favorable consideration at the Patent Office.
 EDMUND BURKE. late Commissioner of Patents.
 r BOSTON, October 19, 1879. R. H. EDDY, Esq-Dear Dir: you procured for me, in lS40, my first patent Since then you have acted for and advised in hundreds of eases, and procur cd many patents, reissues and extensions. Ihave casionaly employed the best agencies in New York, Philadelphia and Washington, but still give you sl. most tl,e whole of my business in your line, and ad- wise others to employ you.
 Yours truly. GEORGE DRAPER. BosToN. January l. 1880. .,2rr 4. 4o-1y >
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-03-11

ACCORDING rD TIE FREScB CoDE-The
 duties of seconds occupy much space in the
 Count de St. Thofaas's indispensable volume.
 AS rule, of course, they ,n.ust prevent their
 principals from meeting and making it up.
 But if.one of the duelists is of no skill withh
 weapons, while the other is a master of the | foil or pistol, we gather that the seconds may try to arrange matters even on the ground. They. should not allow either party more than 2 minute to aim, but wounded man is allow cd two minutes, after which he is out of the
 game. Al quarter 'ef-an hours delay on the ground is quite grace enough to give ap nn- l pier, no one should be permitted to parry with
 his hand; it is-as illegal as the ca1p de botte | or ''leg before wicket in England. The old school of fence permitted the use of a dagger | in the left hand. for parrying In a sword | duel, the seconds, are armed with big sticks to I enforce their decisions. In fighting with pis- | tols the distance between the parties. should Ibe15 paces. M. ~Gambetta fghts t30)or 40 | paces ; 1t is more statesmanfke- The pistols l should be equally strange to both parties. The 1 length of barrel must be the same in both weapons When once on the ground the prin- I cipaB bow polHelY.; that issall they lave to I do till~tfe seconds have completed their ar 1 engagements. The seconds must feel the bodies | of theEmen to see that they carry nothing
 which might break the force of a bullet. Some one foughta banker once, and hit him l in the waistcoat without satisfactory results.l The banker had been struck in a portflionnaie full of gold, and his adversary congratulated him on ''the skillful investment of his money"
 After both parties have promised to comply
 with the articles of battle, tLe seconds says, II warn you that at the word Grnaes you must
 cock your pistols, and that honor forbids. you to fire, before I say nresn The men are then placed, the word Gr'naeS IS given, and after a
 few seconds, tiTes. The combatauts fire in succession; the first has minute in which to
 aim, and the second minute after the other
 pistol has gone off-two minutes, if he is hit.
 This is the manner of, the stationary dnel It
 really seems as if the combatants Idustigener
 ally be rather nervous, for it might be thought l next to impossible to miss an object
 the size of man at 15 paces with minute tEallpwed for aiming. 2 The dua au stgnag we Ilreeoinnend to peaceful souls Aaverse to blood
 she'd From % to B paces separate the op,.
 ponents. The signal to fire is given by one of
 the seconds clapping his hands thrice in half
 minute. In this duel the principals fire sim-
 ultaaeously, ana it is ratherr snap sfIotRt best. To fire too.soohs or too late istofcDmniit
 a felony. If done man has fired and 'ths other
 reserves his fire, the seconds must run between
 them. A pleasing duty this for !disinterested
 friends of the parties. .--,Ihe SGturdeBF 5soieao. H.aS %
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-03-11

He sent it out to dealers who ordered assort- ments of cheap goods. Nothing was heard from it for 2 time. Suddenly from Chicago, in holiday time, came a flood of orders. RIhe numerical puzzle was not yet known-that is not yet in vogue there. The puzzle is utilized for advertisingg A southern transportation Company has ordered boxes of blocks, whichs when properly arranged, will spell the name of the company. A sewing machine company, has utilized H'in the same manner. It is said that an uptown firm of jewellers has ordered 1000 of these puzzles made of ivory blocks ill fancy boxes. They are to retail for $4 apiece, Another firm is having thepuzzle made! in glass, with the numbers ground upon the faces of the blocks. These are to sell for %
 The absence of the sixteenth block in the box affords room for the movement of the others. The game dsto disarrapge the blocKs and thenite bring the numbers. into consecu- tive order efJbysshifting into place without lifting one off the bottom of the box. The intricacies of this apparently simple exercise are startli1gY 1t is asaid that a Mir -L E.. Rassen of 267 Pearl street,. New York, offers $1OO to any one who willyextricate him from the tangle in which he became involved when he fOund.the blocks in this order: rzv
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-03-11
THE WORLD FOR 1880,

Democrats everywhere should inform then. selves carefully alike of the action of their party throue hout the country and of the movements of their Repubi- can opponents failure to do this in 1876 contr bu- ted greatly to the loss by the Democracy of the uta or the victory failiy won at the polls.
 The year 1880 promises to be of the most inter- esting and important years o this crowded and eventful century. It will witness Presidential election which may result in re-estabiishing the Government of this country on the principles o it's constitutional founders, in ptrmanently chan Sing the relations of the states to the Federal power No intelligent man can regard su, electOn wlth n- difference. The World, the only daily English newspaper published in the city of New YoIk which upholds tn doctrines of constitutional Democracy, will steadily represent the D. mocratic party in this great canvass. It will no this in dU spirit of servie craftsmanship, but mpeiately and fl mly. As arews. paper. The World being the organ of man. no clique and no interest, will present the fullest and the fairest picture make of each days passing history in the city, the state. the country the world It will aim hereafter, as heretofore, at a, racy first of all things in all that it publishes No man, however humble, shall ever be permitted truly to complain that he has been unjustly dealt with in the columns of The World, No interest, however powerful shall ever be permitted truly boast it can silence the fair criticism of The W, rid.
 During the past year The World has seen its daily circulation trebled aud its weekly circulation pushed far beyond that of any other weekly newspaper the country. This great increase has been won, The World believes by truthfuness enterprise, ceaseless activity in collecting news and unaterng loyalty to
 itself and to it's readers in dealing with the questions of the day It is our hope and it will be our end, rv or that The Worlds record for 1880 may be written in the approbation and the support of many thous- ands more of readers in all parts of this Indisso- luble Union of Indestructible States.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1880-03-11

Wong Au Sing was buried in San Francis co with elaborate Chinese rites, because he had been wealthy and influential. At his resi- dence joss was put up at the head of the cof fin, many candles were lighted, and Ipeacocks' feathers were placed on the coffin. A priest rang bell and struck a pair of cymbals While reciting the good qualities and deeds of the dead man. Then band of musicians played on chinese instruments and hired women mourners walled. The procession was headed by an ordinary herse Then came carriage full Of bell ringers, several carriages contain ing mourners aud newspaper reporters, and finally a wagon laden with roasted. pigs and chickens, boiled rice and crabs, bottles of li- quor, joss paper candles aud chop. sticks At the grave an inscribed brick was finterred with the remains, alarge quantity of paper and candles was burned, and the food and drink were left in 8 pile Three women trom Wongs harem- were not permitted to enter the cemetery, but they built a bonfire of holy pa per outside, ss..f4., ..ete ts
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-03-11
For Rent
Business Opportunities

HE Subscriber offers For rent the Fus niture Store | Low vacated by W. M P. Shelton. A desirable stan the sale of Furniture, Undertaking. Repair. ing etc A,'o rooms over the Bakery building suit able for elior shop other light business tene- ment for small ;amily would be let in connection if required. An xcelent opening for good Tailor. <,
 Litchhsld. Feb. 18th 1sso I 47n
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-03-11
Club Prices for the best Home and
 Els Foreign Literature e+

"PQssessed of THE LIVING AGE and one or other of our yiyacfous American monthlies, subscriber will find himself in coanaGnd of tke whole situation, ,"- Philadelphia E0enia,g Bulletin. 11H5f Q et For $1O.50 THE LIVING AGE and either of the American "A monthlies (or Harpers Weekly or BGzar) wl be sent for ayear both postpaid for S. 50 THy LINING AGE and the St. Nicholas or AppletOns Josr- se. -"ais EfTTELL 6 GAY, Bosien.
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-03-11

Female weaknesses So common to our best female population, are generally manifested by the uneasy nervous system all alphabetically disordered in most diaeases of the uterus. There is also dull heavy pain constantly felt in the lower portions of the back, o severe burning and sharp pain that is al most unendurable; soreness through the loins, and lower portion of the thighs; nausea in the ness in the hsad, sense of confusion weakness. and constant running from one or both eyes, sone- times follow as sympathetic symptom of diseIsed uterus and with the weat ness of the muscles there is constant bearing down pain, pulling from tho bowels thet render it very painful to walk stsnd for any length oi time. '.
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-03-11

3 } 5: |' > m n n WEEK in your town, and no hcapital risked. You can give the busi-
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Litchfield enquirer., 1880-03-11
Farm fol Sale.

11ONTAINING l20 acres, and situated one mile O-north of Morris center. It is ih good condition well watered, with suitable buildings. 1t can be bought on easy terms. For further particulars en- aston. Conn, --E4 t~ tf 4S-3m%
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-03-11
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