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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-30
DICHMOND THEATRE.
INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION.
VfRGiNiA INDUSTRIAL EXPOSE
TION.
OCTODER I'm TO NOYEMDER I'M.


VIRGINIA INDUSTRIAL EXPOSE
TION.
OCTOBER 18Th To NOVEMBER llTH.
y. NJ, under The auspices Of the First Regiment
Virginia Volunteers.
DIVISION I.
comprises a full exhibit Of the MINERAL resources
Of the State.
DIVISION III.
MANUFACTURES.
DIVISION III.
ART.
This division Is comprised Of loan collection,
and IS under the management Of Miss MARIA MOn-
RIs, President Of the Art Association.
DIVISION w.
MACHISERY.
DIVISION V
SPECIAL EXHIBITS.
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERTS
nightly, under the direction Of Professor koRDKN-
DORF. a programme Of each concert will be pub
lishcd.
The ladies Of the Bazaar Association will have
entire charge Of the restaurant. Meals will be
served al all hours.
General admission. zoe.
Season ticket. admitting One................sS 90
Season ticket, admitting gentleman and two
ladies. or three ladicr. 30 W
Tickets for sale by G. r. JOHNSTON, ol5 Main
officers and members Of the regiment oe6
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-30

FOR the Centennial demand We have -ccl., i
gigantic stock 81 DAAAskS, y tPklNN' 81
TONNES. NINE-CLOlll~, TOW BIS """
other furnishing, % be ,old very low. .
"FOSTER" MD GLOVES nsN 10 Stock J." ''''
shade Tor Opers. street, or party wear. .,..sr.
GEkTlEMES'S WEAR, M CLOTHS W'"''
EDS, ChsSlNkRES. ..,,,r.r. l.
COLLARS, SCARfs, HALF-HOcE' SHINE g"
large variety.
LADIES WRAPPINGs now opened.
Send your order % .,,...,
FOfRQUREAN. PRICE, ItMPLf w"
NN"DVNV' ~ vi ~ M 2-eod
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-30

m IMMENSE ATTRACTION
THE srIRir OF IMrnovEMEsr,

wehave again been compelled 10 look for "a.
Their space.
The rapid increase OF our business nas neees.t-
tsted US 10 enlarge our .toreroom and slso oecru.
the entire second floor, 3Sx140 feet, which W. h,,
lifted up In a most convenient manner asas,t..
room for CARPETS, oH-CLOTHs, MATTIVc
LACE CURTAINS, cLOAKs, and other REAnv'
MADE WRAPS, sHAwLs, etc.
Our stock ia every department I. this se,so, a..
most attractive as to styles, qualities. quan,tf.,
and prices that money and perseverance, eouit
place before the public.
We shall offer this week
sPECIALTIEs:
ALL-siLh sCRAH sArINS in dark and most
desirable shades, at 67c. yard:
10 pieces WHITE and CREAM sATISsa,
our general 1928 quslity;
3 pieces P0NsON's BLACK SILKS n6,ll,v m
at 75c.' our lowest general price being sl.2s.
0 pieces BoNNET's sATIV-FINIsH a. sIs,.
the lowest value being s2.75.
OUR STOCK OF SILK GOODS Is BYFAR TN,
LARGEST IN THIS STATE, AND AMONG
THEN HUNDREDS OF SURPRISING
BARGAINS THAT WANTOF SPACE
D0ES NOT PERMIT UsTO
ENUMERATE.
case Of LCsTRE DRESS GOODS At SIC, value
l2.c.;
Ga ALL-W00L FLANNEL sUITINGS Il 75c..
Ga ALL-WOOL IMPORTED sUIUNGs at
s1.10. cost upwards of $3.50 to import:
FLANNEL sUITINGS OF every description At
most attractive prices;
10 pieces ALL-WOOL COLOBED CAsHMERFs
at42c.-gcnerAl value GOc.;
46-INCH FRENCH CAMEL's-HAR CLOIu
sUITlNGs At s2c.-yaluc 81;
44-INCH FRENCH sUITING at 55c.--old every
where at 75c.;
H-lNCH COLORED GRAPE CLOTHS at5se.-
general value s5c. yard;
% pieces ARMUEE DRESS GOODS at Zoe.
yArd-sold generally at 1910;
In NOVELTY DRESS FABRICS Tor combination
suit, we have every variety 90 SILK GOODS.
WORsTED AND SILK, wcli as uic clo,rer
cla,s Of materials;
DREss-TRIM.uNGs, BUTTONS. &c.. of every
description 40 most attractive prices:
80 dozen COEsETs, AZ bones lip-ilJu,uur.. no
2jc.
our 5Oc.-CORsET has jas, been reduced from
Csc;
CORsETs Of every make aud description. among
them IDR. WARMERS HEALTH MD
NURSING, MADAME FOY's sART->UP-
PORTING, A. Ia sIEENE, HERCULES
SUPPORTING, JoNEss CORDED ,lDr,
Ia BELLE FORME, IO0-BOSF. BON-ToN,
IMPROVED PLIABLE. ABDOMINAL;
We VIII also offer this week another sicclalprs-
chase Of
LACE CURTAINS IN REAL LACE NOT
TINGHAH and GUlpUEE;
Among them will be LACE CURTAINS At 62c.-
formely sold al sl.2S;
LACE CURTAINS at s2.5c-ihe quality solda'
s4:
Also, NOTTINGHAM LACE by The yard, from
&c. yard up-among them viii he found
many novel designs;
very large stock Of LADIES GENTLEMEN'S,
aud ClHLDREE's KNIT UNDEEWEAE %
attractive prices.
COHEN BROTHERS.
&C 2g-sa.Su6Th Fourth and Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-30
VIRGINIA INDUSTRIAL EXPOSE
TON CONCERTS.

under direction Of Professor c. c. On NoRpsE-
DoRF.
i. B0CArclO
a. Rocked in the Cradle OF the Deep....... Ballad
James McEyOy
s. Non Yer rTls Not Truc)...... ..........A Mattel
Miss Bertha NOlker.
A. Dancing I'm the NoadOvs........D De NOrdena0rf,
Miss Celia Sycle and Orchestra.
B. Torpedo and the Whale. .Olivette
Nessrs. Slcdd, AT.hci, McEyoy, Steinbrecher,
and Scharf.
A. Solo soprsnO. with Orchestra
Hiss Bertha Nolker.
= In the Sunny South..............Dc NordendOrf
Ountette from Deutscher HannerchOr.
g. Yorktown Centennial Waltzcs. DE Nordendorf
Admission 10 both concert and Exposition, Zoe
Commences promptly at o'clock Il. VI.
TICKETS at the door, corner OF seventh and
Marshall streets. oc 3O-lt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-30

REAL RAINFALL! REAL BABY! REAL
GRIST-MILL! REAL WATERFALL!
Embellshcd with entirely new scenery and won
derful mechanical effects, comprising an entire
carload. IA perfectly Hcw. Designed aud painted
expressly for Mr.. licrne by Cincinnatis greatest
artist, Professor ID. IL. Hughes. No expense has
been spared ia their preparation, and no palHs viii
he omitted in their presentation to the public
Every detail will receive the personal supervision
OF Mr.. JAMES A. HERNH, proprietor and manager
BoK-sheet At RAMOS AoShs' and once or
Theatre. DC JUST
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-30
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.

DRUGS, MEDICINES, dc.
- u U n G. ES.
We have just received the largest and finest 49,
sortmcnt OF sPONGEs ever offered in this city
embracing all kinds, sizes, and prices.
Also, another supply OF elegant Ou-DREsSED
CIIAAOIs SKINS. For sale by
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
aug 1916 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-30
AMTAEMENTH.
RICHMOND THEATRE.
THREE NIGHTS ONLY,
WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER IN.
SUPERB DRAMATIC EVENT.

Production on 4 scale Of magnificent grandeur
JAMES A. HBKNE'S
HEARTS OF OAK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-30

OUR STOCK OF SILK GOODS Is BYFAR I'm.
LARGEST IN THIS STATE, AND AMONG
THEM HUNDREDS OF SURPRISING
BARGAINS THAT WANT OF SPACE
DOES NOT PERMIT Is TO
ENUNiERATE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-30

Please publish the above and follow with
certificates Nos. L., H., and III. in their
order. j. III. III. FIGGAT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-30
DRY GOODS. NOTIONS. &c.

CENTENNIAL ATTRACTIONS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-06
SInftes 8dpiteL.
Neue abenteuer INN Serrat6.

2anse ipute inseHsn @srarp Der Hube
in Bona nitt ssutssen. Elm anpsrsr
8abileni6si6 fslte fi6 Elm unp bstirmte
ben Sberisn rss Spabtrestmsuts, ibm
pen bsribmtsn 9Spsntbotsr sintae Woben
absutreten, pa istn Dprf pom elmer gam
Gen Samilis rs5 fur6tbarsn Raubtbfe.
res tYranntfrt pirre. au6 ptesmal
erbtslt,8 sraro sinsn llrlaub, UNI 10 letbtsr
ais rie SsbSrpen srfannten, pte iebr
iie rurd ben fiibnsn Sdaer an aniebsn
bet ben gtnsebprsnen peS erpberten Sans
ess BerrGnnen.
@tr iebsn raber balp rarauf Zen 9bs
tpent5ctsr in SeSlettuns zines ancern
S6ei6s nab einsm fsrnsn 8atYlsnrprf
auftrs9sn. Die HsiIs atns pissmal
pur6 Die pilpe rpmanttife @ss
seucen bes flstnen 4tlas uno am Sus
cs6elbtn lag Der Srt, psi1sn Der S3st6
bebsrrI6te unp Der, pie Ct iaatc, pom
ie6s Sinrsrn ess Satans Ssfns&tsi
purce.
Oa Der 9Spe auldbrlt6 eur6itnttt'
LID swet Sunse srps ;iebt. nabm 9srarr
an. pas CT es NIT stnsm alien gaars UNI
pier Sunssn. BON rsnen pie beirsn dls
tern ebsn erpa6lsn isin mustsn. su tbun
baben pirpe, unb IS icllts fi6 lpdter
b%erausfsaen. eas feline aufnabme feline
trriss mar.
..... GrrtIsBung fplst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-06

ni&t Isi&t au fstn, bsnr ais Guam iefr
@swsbr abidpE. fdaute Der 95we per'
puncsrt auf. Elm 3et&en. bab bic Su'
ssI tbn Derfebit bate. Nls er nun ben
Sdser e%rfannte. erbob Il i'd, brdqts
fur&tbar. unc fprans NIT etnem unsebsu'
ersn SaB an BEN Baum supor.
Wer bei&reibt bas Gntisbe, Der 8st.
ben, als fe bsmerftsn, raB Der 8el,sbub
bsinabe ben untsrfsn slf errst1t bate
Der Diener fro1 iofort In bic pberfen
Nefe bss 8aumes uno lief ben sttterns
ben Guam uuf benz @erafe aqsin.
Das lsstere bsb.e ldrsdli9, uno Der
S6iBe slaubte iepsn Nussnblid, er
wdrce btnab tn ben Huden psS lnses
tbius firssn.
eaoet Cure 8d9ie, 5err! risf ibm
Der dnsfli@e Dtensr su, SIR spsrpst Jpn
treffenl
Tuar BEETLE f6. bieIeS III tbun, als
er iscp@ ietne BaTe mad unten ftrsfts,
I'm cen 9aoefod tn ben 9auf su brins
gen, entfisl ibm isnsr une rpuree BON
benz 8tno psS 8selsbubs sermalmt, sbe
er ben 8pbsn beribrte. Nunmebr rpa-
rem bic bsioen obne 0afe unp sttterten
fir tbr 9sben. 8lidlt1erpetie aber
fab Der 2Spe mad n1ebreren persebltden
9erfuden eth, baB er ben Baum ntdt
eriprtnsen fcnnte, er febrte ~ ben lie.
bsrrefen oes Stien surif unp trus fe
ietner 6Sbls 3u, UNI ite bort unsefi6rt 3u
peripsiien. Die beioen Sissr aber mag
ten srft am ndafen Wursen ben Baum
,u psrla6en.
Das 1T bas Nbsntcuer bss Guam,
isBte Der alte ieiner Grsdbluns binlu.
Neine Iodtsr aber bari ioldes ni1t
erfabrsn, cenu Ionf piirpe fe tbn Seripots
ten unp nod mebr peradtsn, ais lfe idon
tbut.
Sn tteiem Nussnpllf ladte Ssmanp
binter einem SeltSorbenae aut unp Der
Steid blidts 6d balc umpiais uu.
sic bat uns belauI9t. ipraG er ar.
serliG. uup nun miro rte unp nimmer
stras aus Der Ssiratb sptldsn ibr unp
benz Guam! ga, es i6apst aud nitt.
Der Surlds ssfdat mir I'm 9runpe &C.
npmmen aud nidt mebr 70 reGt, urp
i'd traue ibm ni&t sans. tommt IS mir
bod Dor. alS pb er NIT ben Wauern, un,
isrsn Sstnpsn, ~lfebdusele.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-06

renprins Define Stuts fdbrt ;um 1eu'
fel! Na6 ptsIen 0orten iprenste CT pas
BON. unp Der Gmtr, psldsr alstalp aus
lsipsm 3slte bsraussstir3t mar, iu6te
Ssrsebltb i'm %sin;ubolsn. Ssitcem bas
ben mir etsie iiolss 8afe In unierem
Stamue, uno Ger Waursni tamm bat
his beuts umlont ftp a~bBemibt, stes
lslbe ptecsr su %gerptnnen.
llntsr iplSsn Gsiprd5en rpancerten
bic beipeu Wdnner purb Die SluRn psS
Dorfss eabtu. bis tie snpli6 wiaper ~
Der Sitte res S6st6ss suridfsbrtsn.
8ir ppllen BEN Guam nod etnmal
Ssrb6ren, ipra6 Der S6ei6 unD bisB
ben Anssflastsn pisrer pprfibrsn. Oi.
Ssttssr pes 0ert5tsS iteuten iib auf
zen Huf TIRES SorseIeBtea lpfort pispsr
Elm, unp ras SerbSr bs8ann.
8iaf pu jest psine Wifetbat bsfsn.
men z fragile Der S9eib.
NlS t6 Sprbsr In Dem 8sfGn9nis lag,
70 bsaann Guam, nabte fi5 mir i'm 9etfe
Elm l9parssr Wpnn. SVlse mir, lasts
or, ib nil Dir stras ;etSsn. SD that
aIlp, une sr fibrte mta untsr sinen
gi9baum. @rate BIER, fpra5 sr. SD
grub unp itiss auf etpas Sartss. pier
IdpisS Der ansstIaSte unc Itauts Dor iib
niecer.
@as Iabf Du, DUMB Don sineT 9srs
rdtberf f!aate Der Shsth.
Die Sdais psS Granten, aatpUrtsts
Guam.
abeauab ianets ipfort sp,t Isinsr Sst,
GBsr an ben bssst6nstsn Srt. unp pisis
fsbrtsn balo rarauf ole DaHs 9srares
in Der Sanc baltsno, triumpbirsnp
surid. Der Sbst4 ibsrrstdts ie benz
9Spsnt5ptsr nit lsu6tsncsm Slid uni
panrts fib pann ptscer an zen iunsen
8atYlen.
@as psnff Du ibsr bic Strafe,
wsl&s DID trsfsm mus 7 fraste sr.
Na1 unlsum 9sItBe ssbt Der 9ers
ed6tise fret aus, penn Der perlorene Sc.
sepfanp fi6 pispsr e~inssfunesn, sntsss,
nete Iuan trpBts.
Gin %ipnpsrborss eddsln ittsa bst biss
fer Nntrprt tn Dem farren Mnsei1t
Ibeaaabs berauf.
So frbt I'm 8oran. ipra1 e., tas
benz, pelben Elm Yetfebr NIT lem
Isufel na6sspisisn msrpsn fam. flint
,is Gutbsnbisbs su 5bsil rsrren miftsn.
User Ipats nun isnsr Wann, rpsldsr Dir
rie Sa6is ansstate, ansers sspsisn istn
als SatanaS Sepenfaus mar IS Elm
@~bseianptw ssHslbsn uap auf pisien Gaa
piftirt pas Sets sbsnfaas finfsis Siebs.
@rtbsilt fe tbm
S6pn rppaten bic SstfiBsr Dem Sefsbl
folasn, ais @eraro Sprtrat unp frdate, pb
In Dem Sals, Rap Ger Ssapblsns Snare
far &r&t srssbsu Iisb, pte Strafe srIu1en
pereen fSnnts.
Serfsbt Iib, antpprtste Der S6eth,
pp1 babe i'd, pel6u rur6 Den DiebfabI
nit bsritrt wurpe, ebsnfaIS Gin &sbt
mitSurtpsn. Btaf Du, msin Srsunr
psm S6ulptssn pte S!rafe alaNeu
SO 1T IS, antpprtets 0erarp.
On csnff ecsl UNI. gut ME Elm Sim
ger Wlcbamers, ipra6 abrallab ssrubrt
ppb Id utlire btsrmit, eas pom pisle,
Stpnce efr elsnee Guam aufssbSGt Bat
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-06

eth Stammesmitslieo III letn. Gr mag
ulorssr auspancsrn, pte 8atylsn pieisS
DcrfsS ssrihmdben es, firpsr nit einsm
glsnren III Sertsbrsn.
Na6 risism sben 10 rpsiIsn als sersbs
ten llrtbsil purrs Die StBuns aufsstos
ben. abeaGab bscsutste BEN uebsrfibr.
ten, oas Belt III Serlofen. Suan ent'
fernte fth unp nun nal ole Anaslseen>
belt bsenpst. Nad sinem bsr;litsn
abihtsp spn Sattns brad Sultus 9ss
rarc, trslcttst pom benz trsfIi6en S6st6,
nab Bona auf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-06
SterteS 8aptteI.
Der Stebfaal.

Srib am nd6iten Worsen 16idte ft
@srarp an, feline Setmretie an3utretsn.
Der S6si6 rpQte tbn bssleitsn uno mar
sbsn beitdfttst, pie betpen Hp1s ;u iats
tslu, pslte tbn unr cen 0pbItbGtsr lsi
mes StammeS tra9en iputsn. plSBltb
purce sr iecob bel Der 2lrbsit Sou Dem
9%Spsntboter untsrbrpbcn, pelhsr stem
LID aufsere8t aus Dem 3slt an ibn
bsrdntrat.
Meine Si&ie III fort Ipra6 9srarp, 4.
i6eint ssfcbIsn su iein!
aQab mSss unS tebitsn rtsf Der alts
aus. OaS Wunrerrpbr Ipute p~srlprsn
istn uno pa5 In meiner Sitte!
3ai6 trat sr nun in ras Snnsrs bsl
leBtsrn urp rurblutte pieitlbe, abe,
sr psrmphte Die Waffs. elm 9eIaenI
Srantrei6S, niht ptscersufnrsn.
Wan eenfs iib pie Wutb csS 8as
bylsnflrfsn. Sein fables. bassrsS Ant,
lts rsrIpr pdbrsup peS Subeu5 Die leg
ten Srppfsn S!utss, pelbe e8 nod be-
Ias, uno isin Ause i6irn nod tisfsr in
fftns S6ble ;urtfSutretsn. aaab III I'll,
lab, ritt csinsn Rne6t nibt In cen
Staub, las mid ni6t In ZEN aussr
rielrS 9uten Srempsn nit Shma6 be-
estt fsbsn @ib ibm pa5 Wunpsrrpbr
iibsr peltsS ole Sanp pss 5sufsls ntbta
Serma8. aurif!
Wdbrsnp or 10 asbte une feline 6dtt'
cur6iutte, iepen Ssppih umpanpte. is:
esn Isppi6 curbitSberts, traf er auf "a.
time. isine lO@tsr.
DaS Wdp6en battle BON Dem @eibe,
bensn sstbrt unp par brrbsisseilt. St,
antliB mar blae, absr ibr Nuse lsuttst,
In fat unbsimltta 9lutb.
Wsibt Du, mein 8ino rpsr unisreu
@affrsunce cas 8usslrobr 9sfObler
bat? fraste Der Mlte nit december Stim'
me.
Gatiu,e sudte bic aaisl.
DAFT Du Ssinsn TN 9erpa9t meins
arne Ip6tr ? forlbfe Der Shei1.
Iuan, bau@te fe faum bSrbar ber'
Dor.
Sn ben sussn res altsn bliBte Il
furttbar auf. Gr idlus fb an isirI
Stirne, raufte istn Saar unp rtsf: Danr
iou mfrs Der 8ute bdsen | 8ufe ibr
bsrbet Gatime. Dir miro er am erfer
fplsen.
Das Wdp6en elite lsi6tfisiasr
SbritteS pom banner, pdbrsnp De-
Sbsib einise istnsr dltsrsn Nabbar bsr'
sinrufsn lief, um Elm @srittsccasstur
nit ibnsn ~ bilcen. IS pdbrte nt6
LANCE. pa sri6isnsn bic 8atylen, Wdn:
ner nit lanssn Sdrtsn unp 9sii6tern
uno nabmen i'm Salbfrsis UNI ibr Sber
baupt auf ben Isppthsn plog, tnpsI
SuIiu5 8erarp sur Seits trat unp mi
Spannun8 rsisn wartste, mas nun fol
gen plrce.
Nab etpa elmer Yisrteleunee ira
aud 8atime, be8lsttst BON Guam BE
rein. Der iunse Mann srItraf, ais {
ole Qlten in 10 gultsm Sestne fam
unp rang iasr nab 6aiians.
Abpollab ptntts tbm plaB ~ usb
men, unp sab panu Istnsr Go6tr Ell
3si&sn iid 81 sntfernsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-06

u Dds ,,8dltnearium" In Rett. une Sardnsruf NIT
~ ntusn g0aafabrtscrten uus cersn Stfbrebuus, fpris
Abbileunstn Der IL @naetnbiletr. St 8aleaeartum 10
aud Rdum gum 9infhreieen ~entbaltsn.
y Sauitrirter ,,greis-Nebus" fur eas Sapr 1882, nssf
stm GHstbett rem 100 8epinnftn.
- gtr;i6nts Der auasitr sts pgrsts-R dtttls" i'm 20.
r~isidbrtsen 8alsneer.
Al Gin iaufrirtsr Nsuiabrf.Srus.
81 gters.bu Observation-Disclosures" srn Gnili. RON
Rinsstis.
81 3rst rtttsrt Rrtu,rtsfatisRs. 8ilssr Ssn SrSftHrr
8lttn In ID ten.
y etb.nsbsfd r,isuns hes tstr'ftn Strrn Gr,bifdpfs
Wit1del 9errisdn, 9sdeiutrr Or. Gminsnj ets Gdreiudls
Gr,btitefs %e9lssfss ssn Rsr.gprt, Hsbf Frrtrdt ue 81
nr asbtlsuns Ger trtbif6sFi4sn Rsfeenj In gsr. Bort.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-06

81 etbeusbeiSrtbuRs hes tp1p'fsu ausuaus glarid
Spbbs, 8tf1pf ron Gpptnstpn, usbf pertrGt.
81 Die Butter srttes.8 trHe tn G~csiustru, 8u, NIT Us
ttleune.
tO SspSltsruus Der Der. Stdatsn.
III es5snsseftrsibuns bee br1p'fsn Ssrrn Or. 5ran,
Sandtns, Stfhpf ppu Rdthej.
t) Die dlt.fs ssutfSe, tattrlifSs 9tneinss in giuetn.
Hatt nsbf abbtlsuns her DrefaItistsits. air6t In Ginein.
matt.
49, Gbtileuns hes alsTansrnilS.n SbeGsfsn i'm Central
part Der Stast slsp Bert, netf Ss6rtibuus.
~ asbilsuns her gsrsinisten Staatsu., Sarss- Sfsss"
in Rtr. grrf, usba Sti6rtibune.
t5) Cine @ridbluus ren 5r. fas. SruH anter BEN 9itd
Bum ststn une gum Gss", cher; Der aufsstpttne 5la&.
Writ 3 Slufi aticntn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-06

EY- assntn unb Iistsrusrtdufer fur bhie satenber w.bsn sdu5t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-06

81 Die 3leicuHs Ger Sraurn: Bds gerans.-
Der 2ut-0sr gtdntd.-3r Sbapl. Der SruHyf.-
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PULPIT AND PLATFORM.



At the First Baptist church in the afternoon
the pastor, Rev. I. d. Anderson, Jr., preached
from the text in Exodus 35-And he said,
Draw not nigh hither; put off thy shoes from
off thy feet; for the place where thou standest
is holy ground" This message to Moses came
to him in the third great crisis of his history,
and the words are addressed to one highly hon.
ored of God; and yet God would remind him
that he must not forget that his Creator must
be held In the highest reverence. The lesson
to learn is that reverence for God is an essen
tial characteristic. God here reveals himself
as the great God, the Creator, Almighty. He
reveals himself also as abhorring sin, being
OF lnnnlte holiness and purity. He also incul-
cates reverence by the institution of certain
rltes and ceremonies. Under the old dispen-
satlon there were the observances of the Mo
sale law; and in the new dispensation he en-
IONS spiritual worship. He also has estab-
'lshed certain ordinances and observances con-
nerted with his worship; and in all these there
Is to be reyerential manner. We may ask
what advantages come from this reverential
haDlt. The perfect man unites in his charac-
ter the strength of the ruler, the independent,
the self reliant, with the humility, the gentle
ness the reverence of the ruled A reyeren-
tlal man has we'll balanced, courteous gentle
character. He reverences authority In this
country we need 10 inculcate this reverence in
all social and civil relations, for its absence is
national failing. This spirit of irreverence
leads us to dishonor God. How can we cult
vate this reverence? We are to think much
OF God. 1t is the study of anything that is
worthy which calls forth our reverence. Think
of his creative power, his redemptive mercy,
and we shall bow in humility before him. We
are also to regard some times and places as
more sacred than others. Gods day and Gods
house and the worship of his house all should
be treated reverently. We need especially to
reverence God in our words. We are to think
of his majesty as well as of his love. Let us
speak reverently of God, of his truth, of his
character. Let US beware of flippant irrey-
erence. We are not to be superstitious or for
NAL; but let us use the forms as a help to a
true apprehension of the character of a pure
and holy God
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Plymouth Church Sunday School.

Inc eleventh anniversary of the Plymouth
Sunday School was held last evening and,
notwithstanding the rain, there was large at
tendance. The platform was beautifully de-
corated with plants, ivys, bouquets and baskets
OF flowers, and charming floral cross in
mauorV OF Oracle Ilsey. A large white
cross in the rear was gracefully wreathed with
smilax and bore the motto in gold letters
"What of the Year.
The exercises commenced with an organ
voluntary followed by an anthem by the choir,
after which came the responsive readings fol-
lowed by prayer by the pastor, Dr. Seward,
and the hymn Thanks be to God"
The report of the Superintendent, Mr.. C. s.
ID. Griffin, Jr., was read from which we learn
that the total membership of the school is 1853.
The largest number of pupils present during
the year was 100, and the smallest A. The
average attendance was o. Twenty-three
have Joined during the year. There are 16
teachers.
The report of the treasurer, Mr. B. T. Whit
ney gives the receipts $154.41 and the disburse-
ments $131.12.
The librarian did not make any report as the
library is in process of reconstruction.
Miss Ada Kennard rendered a solo very
prettily and the school then appeared to great
advantage in the exercise "What of the Year.
Miss Ida Smith then sang solo delightfully."-,
after which interesting addresses were made
by Rev DR.. Seward and Prentiss Loring,
Esq, of State ST. Church. A collection was
taken up, and after hymn sung by the choir
and congregation the benediction was pro-
nonnced.
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The New England Car COMPANY

AS we noticed sometime since the Maine
Central Railroad are building cars with the
patent device of this company for dumping.
The General Agent, f. T. Pullen, was in town
Saturday for the purpose of closing contract
with the above road and to change the pat
terms to the improved device which they have
lately made. By this improvement cars
weighing 10000 lbs. with capacity of IS to 20
tons can be handled easily by one man, dis
charging its load and Fighting itself in less
than half a minute. The company are meet
ing with unbounded success in introducing
this great improvement. The Boston g. All.
bany Railroad are building cars of this pat
tern. The New York, New Haven and Hart
ford Railroad, Shore Line Railroad New
Haven aud Northampton Railroad, Naugatuck
Railroad and Providence & Springfield Rail-
road Companies have closed contracts for
adopting this patent, and other leading rail-
roads are about adopting it, 1t is an inven-
ton of great merit and destined to come into
general use. The offices of the company ara
at 4S Congress street, Boston, Mass
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Personal.


Second Lieut.. Chaytor has been detached
from the Dallas and assigned to the Manhat-
tan.
Governor P!aisted passed Sunday in Port
land.
W. Parsons, agent for "Unce Tom" i, at
the States
c. S. Mitchell, agent for Maggie Mitche Il,
was in town Saturday.
Rev. Mr.. Alger will preach the annual SER
mon before Bosworth Post, at Park street
church, Sunday, May Goth.
Mrs. Hattie l.. S. Fl. Chase who died in
Deering Saturday, was successful teacher in
South Carolina aud Richmond, Va, for the
nine years succeeding the war.
Ex-Attorney General William III. Mcclellan
is going to Leadvlle, Colorado, to settle.
A few days ago Jacob Millken of Scarboro,
who was 81 years of age January 4th, 1881,
went to Saco tailoring establishment select
ed the cloth himself, was measured for pair
OF pantaloons and paid for them. He said that
he had taken care of 20 cattle during the past
winter