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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-05
1aS boa Dem nerfforbenen be-
rabntten SournaItifen 5burs
Iop Useo b%iaterIais
feMe WerM1aet

pitb auf elm BIG swst Wiuiontn Dollar!
gei9dst, Rar eth sertnger GbeiI bssisl
ben bsftsbt aus @,urbsissntbdm De
ar6Bte EbstI 1T In @tisnbabnpupiersn srfisl
@lafs auSeIest, obi4On sr aud eiusn MIDI
unbeoeatenoen Setras BON Bdntaftisa u,
/. NJ bsiaB. Sein gnm6ssn nabm bauYt,
idtIid bnra auIase isiuer @tntinfte au.
Gin b~sruorrasenber Watfsr Der DaG'
StraBe, Der NIT ZEN @sIddftsan9sIsseu
beitsn bes 8erito,bsuen 3iemli3 usriraut
uar, iaete: vI5srr Bseb i4ieu ben Us,tb
bss @sIoss srlf i@dssn Su ~lstnen, uabOsm
er bas Gltsr uon fanf6is Sabr.n errsitt
bate. Dor iensr 3sit nor er NIT Be,us
anf @slDanbdufuns bsinube gIsi9giltts.
Sein 0srmSssn psrmsbrte f3, na9osm CT
bas alter iib.ri1rtttsn bate, tn usIdsm
elm Wann seuSbnlt9 sroBss 5ntsrefe on
Der Sshsruns ieinss 6~'nanuuifanbss
ntmut. Sd CLAUDE. BAG 9er 0seb Dor
isinem 9oes etn idbrliGss @infommsn pon
$4,000 bsioB Sd baltic bas gintom
men fir ben bsfieu BIdfffein bss Ssrm5
gems zines Waunss, uno i'd 3tsbe ss bsB
balb Dor, bielen Aasorud anBuusnbsn ais
ben Wsrtb bes Capitals isinss @issntbums
su iddtsn. Der gbarattsr isines binter,
lafsnen 8srm6sens 1T Der Art, baB ss
lei9t tn BaarseIb psrwanbeIt uerbeu tam.
g.. Weeb erIanste ieinen Rstdtbum bur1
tluse unb iorsfdItise @sloanIassu, unb
bsr9 bic Wisbsranlage Der babur1 sr8ieI
ten @emiune. NlS fein gintommen etua
sc, 900 TN Sabre betrua, CAB er ni9t
msbr ais $40, 900 aus. unb ben Reif Ieste
sr in Sidsrbsitsn sriter RIuHs an. Setn
8srm6ssn bsftebt sreBsu TbetIs aus 81.
fenbabnbonbs. gr befab aud @~iienbabns
attisn, aber er Iisbte Is ui@t, v5unbe unb
Rassn bsiiammen 3u balten", mite man In
Der Wu0 Strass gu iaseu pHsst. Or
bate nisHals etwaS BON ben, gbarattsr
bes SpetuIantsn on 11 unb er erparb isin
0erm6sen ni&t bur9 einsn tibnsn ooer
sIidIi1sn Streid Was CT taufts, BE-
aablte sr baar unb betra9tste sS aIs cine
gapitaIanlase. Or bsiaB aud cine ni9t
unbeoeutsube Hn,abI Attisn pon StraB ne
siisnbabseompasnien. Attien Der Drtttsn
Guenue Bah taufte er. aIs He su uuse:
fdbr 80 fianbsn; iest fnb fe bas ssbnfaae
mert9. Bon Sunbesoblisutiousn bsiaS er
i9usrlid mebr ais $50, 900. ST.. Wssb
mar nismaIs siu Rdufer uon @ranbsissn
tbum, unb er bsiaB nur wsnis gissntbum
oisisr Art. gr beiaB sinen bdbidsn 9anb'
fiji Al 9roton, Osn sr Dor urgsfdbr ssbn
Sabren taafts. unb bus @obubaus On Der
su0!ftsn wstli8sn StruBe, bds sr fir
$50, 900 eruarb, dls CT uon Albanp rad
Jtep 9ott Bos. aaBsrosm bsiaB CT sinise
2inbsreIsu in Wiaigan, Mnnelota uno
anosre % sitlibsu Sfaatsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-05

feline Spur ibsr ben gsr5I.ib Der CHER
auffnben. 2ssien Donnerfas bsmsrtt
nun Sheriff 6drIins, bsf.n 9ebd5tuit
ote uon Sbummer uer6ffsntIi5ts Bsiarei
bun8 ieines @isentbums ni9t sntfaler
NOR, ME Ssmanb sin NIT 2 ponp's Be
lpanntss neues gussp burd bic StruBsu
taii4irte unb fofort feel inn Der @sbaufs
an S4ummsr's uerIorsne Sbiere sin. 81
nabm baber bieieIbsn fsf. t%sIssrapbirts 70
fort on S4ummer, weI5sr NIT benz ndds
ten 3ug bier antam unb iofort feline go
rps wieberertannts. Der frembe Suba
Der 3sists f4 etwas unssbaIten barii6sr,
baB sr Sas nstte @sipann abtrstsn foute,
rpures srob uub brobte nit @sies unb
absr babel Iiss sr ss aud Be-:
unb Sdrmmsr trisb feline lang
usrmiBtsn Ponp's ab mad Der fribsrsn
6eimatb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-05
Gtnc arbeiteriu aus f0ni8lt6cnt
Slute.

Cine Wsberiu aus ,Onislitsm Dilute.
.bas birfts bob wobl cine ~isItere @rldsi
nurg isin. als tn Sabre 1881 Fa bic
Bogen Der pOlntiben Rsuoluttou aumdb
fig us%rtaufsu batten. urIiesen uisls point
ide absliSs ibr Saterlano unb iu9tsn I'D
isnieitS Der 9rsnseu Elm neuss 6stm. I'm
ter ibnsn bsfauo Rd aud 9raf Saco6 go
bissti, Der Abt0mmltus oes tapfersu. ebsl
mitbissn Bolsnf6niss unb Befrstsrs uou
WIeu. Der .9raf nabm In pras NIT ist'
mem S6bulsiu Nufentbalt, unb Der lsstsrs
u%stmdbIte i4, na4osm er sun Wanne &C.
rsift mar, nit sinem birserIi9su Wdo9en,
oas sbsnIo arm ME sr ielbft mar. Disier
Sbs sntiproB elm G6tter9su, bsfsu Su'
ssnb iGon cine barts S9uie war unb bas
ritt in 6srrIittsit uub Srsubsn aufua1s
Da bic @Itern uerm0sensIos uarsu, muBte
ftb bic Go3tsr Der Nrbstt mibmsn, unb 1T
beuts. pis %pe,lautet, siue 1sibiae Wsbsrin
in benz inbufrt.usn id9fidsn Dorfs Reu.
sasSoIf. Bisusi1t 1T bisis Atbsitsrin
slidIi1er ais manbe Sdrifin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-05
Cine tpi@tt8e ~Gnti@eiouna.

SIM ,Yittaburssr Beoba4ter" Ieien MIR :
Bel Der Woutass Sisuns (2O. Nop bes
Sberseridtes tn philadelphia aab Ridtsr
parfon In Der Rlassia1s pom Rsp 3. W.
Sbeeban sesen ben bodm'tsn 5srrn 81
fdof Euiss Elm Al ll1sunftsn bes &Idssrs
Iautsnbss @utadtsn ab, uobst sr bic In Der
uutsreu Snifani pou Der Common pIsas
Court Rr. 2 sema1te gntidsibuns um
fiisB Die @siaiate bss qropfes itn in
&ir3s auiummsnsefuBt foIasnbs: Su
Sabre 1880 bssann Satber Sbssban cine
6Iase sessn Sil4of Guiss fur bret Sabre
@ebalt, wobet CT selteuo madts, haB er
aIs Elm Yrisitsr Der Si6csis Bittsburs su
800 Dollars pro Sab, bsreatist isi. Stsrs
BET mii1sn mir ieooa btnJufiger, baB REQ
Sbssbuu wdbrenb oer bret Sabre Der mis-
sio canonlca% ermangelts, o6er um rs1t uers
fidnoItb Su ietn, oaB ibn Der Biitof udb
reub bisisr 3sit feline Srslls oils SesIlorscr
tn Der Si6cels Ibsrtrus. W5tSbs itOusni'
ger risf Rso. Sbssban ben 8siltdnb bss
gsri6tss ar Changing isiner petmsintlt.
den Anipti9e an. go punberbar, Ia
bsf,smeeno IS AID eri1sinen mag
Der a4tb. 8 8, s, 8bite, @i9tsr Der
Common plsaS goutt Ro. 2, unb trot Ger
Seusniiis Der 8sttOrsn 8 ,islsp upb Ssdt
BON Gleuelanb, . , ais Der @rpsrtsn bss ca
nonii9sn Rsdtes, CAB siue @ati5etSuns a.
@unifsn uon &sp Sbssbau ab, swar ni1t
sur Summe pom $24OO, ionbern gum ge
TRACE pon $500 fur aae brei Sabre. Steis
9letion Don Ri9tsr Dbits ~sslauste barauf
aur Augmentation Dor BITE Ri1tsr gpins,
Ri,fpattid unb Wb,te, ais benz pollen rid
ter g%oassium. weI9es fs ebsnfa0s gut
bisb. Der Sal uurbe Johann an bic gu
prsms @ourt ssbra9t. DisieIbs CAB Der
corrsctsn Mni4t &aum, .baB BITE
gourttsine Surts bittiou babe,
I'D in sine @ontropers obsr
etnen tir1Ii9en Output ant
f1en etnem Brtefer ober 81
f9of tu m den, bis ni9t bic
ftr4It9eu 9iIfsmittsI er
f45pft ieieu.@ Ssrnsr srtIdrts bas
Obaseridt. baB bas untsrssridt irrte,
In benz ss EN- coutraeIidss 0srbdlts
mfg anuabm, wsIdss suii9sn einem
Blj9ofe unb Yttsisr bsainbe, - mo
nab stpa Der Bii9of psri0uIid aur Tn
terfiisans zines prisiisrs usrpft4t.t wdre.
Dieie gntidsiouns bsS Obsrseri9tss mus
oils cine bStft pidtise bsiei&nst weroen,
bic ui1t nur ausin bic Oi6csis pon Yitts'
burg anssbt, ionberu bic sanSe tatbolii9e
RiI4e tn ben Der. Staaten bsrlbrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-05
Str&ft6e g%1eutsRetten.
Snlanp.
grabt5ceie ct. Souls.


Die ct Yintcn,sair9e Bu ct. 9ouis
III ueusroinss nit sinem aufpanbs BON
$1,000 rsnouirt uno nit Runfusrtsn sriien
Rausss seidmidt worbsn. Yrd9tiss
9lasmaIersisn 5isrsn bic 5snfisr unb ein
bsrrlidsr altar aus Der Wsrtfatt zines Der
erfeu ams,itanii5sn Rinitlsr wirb autse
itsut.
NusIan0.
gu Yaris bra9su am "a. Rop.mber
Disbs Ia bic RatbsbraIe BON ct. Denis
siu uub satpenbstsu baraus cine Qnanti,
tdt 9olo unb Silbsr .9sssnifdnbe, oaruns
ter toifbare RsIiqlten unb Rrousn BON bi,
lforiidem Wsttbe. @s wuroen In Aasm
S2 9sssniidnoe sefiobIsn, baruntsr isas
Rslds, swtt Wonitraustn unb isben "a,
nigltde Rronsn. Der @sIammtpertb Der
islbsn. bios mad BEN Wsta0 ssi9dSt, be.
Iduft R9 auf lOO. 900 Srarcs.
Serr puri,eai Don GItr bat Der tatbo
Iii1eu @ensiuos IN st. Soar eth Capital
pom 80, 900 Or. ssi5snti, aus bsHsn Gin,
len eins Raplanftsae srri4tst psrbsn lou
Der Sonbs gum Rsubau elmer tatbolii5sa
Rir6s Al st, Soar III, ME bic .RobIsns.
3sits.~ bort. sur 3sit auf ca. l6, 900 d.
anssmadisu. Die TN 9uufs bss Som
msIs su @unifsn bisiss Yaufonbs In Der
DtOcsie Gtier abssbaltsnsn Rhdsncouscts
lou ca. 5000 W ersebsu babsn. Die
pom 5srrn Disqualification Der &bsinpro
ping ssnsbmiste 0auscoascte su sleidsm
3usds wirb i'm uaSfsn Sabre absebaItsn
msrheu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-05
3 xem 6urgt(&e S.
Deretntste Staateu.

gDir babsu istt uon ,wsi Ssitsn ssb6rt,
bab unlsre 2anoslsuts In ct. PauI f9
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1882-12-13
WHY HE LAUGHED.

g Is this the Rev. Mr. MuIkittle ?e said
kind of out-of-reason man, entering the
library of well-known Little Rock minis
ter.
" Yes, sir; have seat"
g have called to transact piece Of bust
ness which to the world may seem ridiculous,
but which, viewed from spiritual eminence
is of importance.
"What is it,
want you to love me-"
" Love you ?" gasped the good man, re-
garding the petitioner and inwaraly vowing
that he had never before met more repul-
sive human being.
yes, sir, want you to love me, Z" and he
sat down and closed his eyes as though he
| intended to await the announcement of the
decision. The command is to love one
another. 1 confess that ! love you," and
opening his eyes he Ieered at the preacher.
! {" WE'LL sir" said the minister, your de-
mand after all is simple. suppose that you
have been lost for many years. and have
just tasted grace, and that you especially
| want the love of ministers. Yes, sir, / love
you"
THANK you. Now, when we love any
one we are willing TO help him. Gimme
dollar, sir, gimme dollar. Out of the love
| you bear me, gimme the dollar"
The minister arose, took down box and
handed the visitor dollar Good by.
hope you will always love me" and the lover
| was gone.
t'How did you make it ~ asked rough
looking man, when they reached street
corner not far away.
Zine Never met but one preacher that
got away with me, and he was an old Bap-
fist that insisted upon dueking me into the
river before he could love me. Preachers
like something odd The old style of strik-
ing m is repealed.
"Let me see the money"
"Here she is new dollar. Let's go
N take something"
at guess not. The thing is counterfeit. "
1t was vile imitation and the two thieves
looked at each other in silence. The minis.
ter poked his head over the fence and
laughed. The dollar had come to him in
constitution box.--Arkanssw TrdUeier.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1882-12-13

A RODE ISLAND RusTIc's ADVENTURE. "A
countryman OH visit to friends went a-iish.
ing He caught small pickerel. The fish
srman was near-sighted and his mouth had
:he habit of standing ajar, and therefore,
owing to the shortness of sight, the fisher
mans mouth came very near the fish when
it was unlocked Unexpectedly, need one
say, the fish, by sudden jerk, unlocked
itself, jumped into the mans mouth and
made straight for his throat and ran part
way in. A cat and a fish are alike in one
Respectfully cannot be pulled by the tail
the wrong way of the fur or scale. When
the man attempted to take out the fish his
back fin stood up and interfered, and the
man ran home to his friends, who pushed
the fish down, and the fisherman had dined
You may rise up and denounce the forego-
ing as base fabrication, but persons can be
produced who viii swear to the main facts
in the case. - Providence Journal
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1882-12-13
RIDING DOWN THE FLUME.
1 Dangerous Trip on "a Raft for Forty Mile
Down the Sierrns.

|
Ed. Falconer, formerly railroad station
agent at Durham, now working in the mills
at Smoky Flat, came to Chico, Cal, recently
in the fume He started from the noun
tains about seven o'clock in the morning,
when the atmosphere was cold and crisp,
making one wish for an overcoat. lie
mounted a raft and showed of, and did not
stop until he had reached a warm and sunny
station along the watery ride. Travelling in
| the fume is dangerous but exciting sport.
One is sometimes gliding smoothly along on
| level water, and then is suddenly dashed for
ward on down grade at an almost light
ming speed, with the boat or raft riding at a
fume, through the canyons and over gorges,
can be seen some of the most picturesque
scenery of the Sierras which would make
the heart of true artist leap with joy. Very
few accidents have ever occurred on the
Sierra Lumber Company's fume, but if
there should be break at some of the high
places, person riding along would sudden
II be dashed into kingdom come" Rid
ing down the fume has a striking similarity
to sliding down hill on sled--it is fun
10 shoot downward with a tremendous veloc-
ity, but difficult to ascend
Very few persons are allowed to ride in
the fume, and it is only by hard efforts that
the mill hands can get permission to make
the trip to Chico. Boxes of trout are sent
down from the tourists to their friends in
the valley, and few years ago this wonder
full forty mile length of fume was used as a
sort of message-carrier in bringing down
orders for supplies and calls for physicians,
the messages being written on board or
nailed up in small box. But now, since
we are connected with the mountains by tel
ephone, the custom of message sending by
water has "gone up the fume y Chico Rec
ord
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1882-12-13
Lincoln Reads a Poem.

Honest Old Abe Entertaips his Cabinet
with Little Quotation.
.,Now, gentlemen, you all have more or less
poetry in your souls; listen to this, and Abraham
Lincoln then President, from his chair In his
office in the White House, and read In trembling
tones which indicated his own profound apprecia-
tion OF It. Dir. o. w. Holiness LAST Leaf" OF which
the following are two verses:
eThey say that in his prime,
Ere the pruning knife of time
Cut him down;
Not better man was found
BY the crier in his round
Through the town.
Now the messy marbles rest
On the lips that he had pressed
In their bloom;
And the names he loved TO hear
Have been carved for many year
On the tomb !"
Mr. Michael 6uilfoyie OF Binghamton, N. Y, Is
not rs old the venerable Boston citizen of whom
the poet wrote such tender pathos, yet he Is more
than three score and ten. For the past eight {
those years. he writes, II have been perfect
cripple from rheumatism, hobbling about as best
could with my cane. / took PARKER's GINGER
Tonic and am now supple and strong gym
mast. There Is no trace Of the disease lei about
me-"
Mr.. r. w. Mosher, whosesaie druggist. Of Bing-
hamton, writes Messrs. HIscox Co, of New
Yerk--Propr etors of the Tonic-certifying TO Mr..
Guilfoyle les declaration.
Having all the properties Of any preparation of
ginger, PARKER's GINGER Tonic is a remedy Of
fafnitely greater range and power. II cures all
diseases arising from Impure state Of the blood
or imperfect digestion. Dyspepsia tand all its
sequencesl, Maiarial Tevers, Sick Headache, Kid
| ney troubles, Bronchitis, and common Coughs and
Colds vanish at its touch. Prices so cents and 81
9 hottie. Larger size the cheaper. Dee. 6.-im,
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1882-12-13
HE PITFALLS OF LONDON.

There is at present very extraordinary
and disgraceful laxity of manners in the city
of London. Indeed, the great English me-
tropolis is now much more than what Guizot
once called it" no longer city, but
province covered with houses" II has be-
come o kingdom covered with houses. It's
population amounts TO half of that of Por-
tugal. It is nearly twice that of the whole
of Greece. It is great deal more than
the common sewer of Paris and OF Rome, !"
the proAigacy and the ruffianism of which
were denounced by DIR. johnson 1t is the
common sewer of the whole world. In its
purlieus are to be found replcas of the
slums of Florence and Madrid, OF Naples
and Amsterdam, of Singapore and New
York, of Berlin and Hamburg, of the Black
Town of Calcutta, aud the opium smoking
dens of Canton. Every crime and every
vice, every murderous propensity, every fe-
lonious proclivity, every mean and swind-
ling cupidity. every devilish phase of lust,
shoulder aud swelter in London, under a
glittering surface Of palaces and theatres, of
banks and museums, of churches and Sun
day schools
One Of the most experienced and humane
of police magistrates publicly remarked not
long ago that he never rose in the morning
without thanking heaven that the criminal
classes had not risen in their strength and
put London to Ere and pillage and slsugh.
ter during the night. It might be thought
that in the case Of an entirely unique me-
tropolis, unsurpassed as it is in size, in pop
ulation, in wealth and civilization, and un-
fortunately, also, in the most appalling mis-
cry and the most abandoned wickedness,
some scheme commensurate with the pro-
digious requirements of the case would long
ago have been devised, not only for the safe
guarding of life and property, but for the
protection of young children.
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GRe Sun.
NEW YORK, 1888.

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A CosrLx JoKx.--It cost Kansas joker
$1,000 to see friend attempt to smoke
cigar filed with powder. The victims eye.
sight being ruined he didn't make light Of
the joke.
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CONVINCING. Bringing up child by
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structed slipper win convince the refractory
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Advertiser
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DErERENcE- -Shenstone says: "Defer-
ence is the most complicate, the most indi-
rect, and the most elegant of compliments. /"
Just remember this, fair reader. when you
are in the country and meet cross COW
coming full drive across lots. Give the ami
NAL big dose of Difference, fire your red
parasol at her head, and then run for the
nearest fence.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1882-12-13

ntnWn GIsat chance TO make money. Those
Hik1u who always take advantage of the
vUNyv4uu good chances for making money
WVHU ethat are offered. generally become
NJ M 10 wealthy Will those who do not
Improve such chances remain in poverty. We
want many men, women boys and efristo work for
Us right in their own localities. Any one can do
the work properly from the frst start The BUSH
Expensive outfit furnished free No one who en-
cages fails to make money rapidly. You can de.
vote your whole time TO The work, or only your
70 needed sent free. Address SrIssos 4 Co.. PORT
land Maine. Jsna-iv
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-07-21

be testimony, affects 10 speak OF tie
propositions Of The Credit Industriel
as most Extraordinary, and 20 aiIese
by Implication that they offered 10
ground on which the Government OF
the United States could even enter
tain them. | need not dwell on the
singular treatment which NJ
BLAINE in this language beslows
upon his dIstlnguishe ! predecessor.
Mr.. EYARTs. who had DO cons d.
cred and approved th,-e PROPOSE
tions. But l may be permitted 10
point out that these prcposti,Os
came from bona file credtors Ct
Peru, including American holders OF
AT least four millions Of legitimate
Peruvian securities that they asked
no financial assistance from the
United States Government that they
were intended to facilitate an object
OF common importance TO all com
merclAl nations. ,nd THAI, by accept.
ing and acting upou hem. the Uui-
ted States would have acquired, as
M EvARTs saw, and az Mr.. BLAINE
IN regea,ed conversatio us gave other
persons than myse' { reasons to believe
that lie So cav great and lasting
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-07-21

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