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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-06
Die i6nnrri8e Gde.
Eamuie 3eitnnas /. ,,ltnteritiiber".

DO sibts &erIe, Jag i'd Sbne, Die sIaabe,
bats penn mer'n for ebr paar lumpise Genz
tie e ornli6 Bdper furniibeo, mo ie, rpsnn
les leluer unb bic gang Samilie bis ms IL.
@Iteb IN aa9 Die Na9bari6aft uff spes
Slod i'm llmtreiie seleien ben, nod a,tsgss
,eidnete Stoff for bic Seniter gu tleane
ODER ioniti9e rie ben, bats ie eesentli6 benz
R~epspdper gan; beionbsrs gefalle gstban
bdtt, I'M oGis EN- oeB oerfor nod @Ott
weeB, mas i6uloig mare. sd unneritis
beB Ydper iebt i6un iippe SSobr", beeBt's
DO 9epeebnli6. Wer meent 10 inoeeo, 10
E 6erl that pun m Nlmoie iprede. @arum
iest er net: i6 umneritib ieb ben guti6er
oober ben Bidder ober BEN S6uiter idun
lett iipwe Sobr? get Dem faaft er l6un
iiwpe SObr, ie9t er uerle6t, awiuer INNER
ltise tbut er nor N~erpspdper. Oeb
timmt of course bober, baiS, ar Die DO
Iage, 9laobe, ie bate semig getban, penn
ie gu ebrem Ganse getenbet ben. Was DO
orimwer ennalls 9ebt, iB Gurus, nament,
LID aa9 beB, mas oerSu beitragc temnt,
bats e biS9e Si6t III ebre 6erntaite fdlt.
SD tennt Sbne glei E paar 0ueeno pom
oene nenne, Die aad gepeebnli6 Io9e: SD
unneritib oes YGper net! alpper nerpie i'm
Bierialoon uat6e, bis es timmt. @enn
DO e Sertel : Dollar oerbei p~erioiie mero,
osB ma6t Zee Stiieren; net, nor mir for E
Newspdper be;able, benn beB iB ant Gnn
bod epetgei6entt ooer epet9ei6niiie.
So, iegt DO man6er, BON Dem mer ais 9es
biloeter Meni6 eegentli6 mas beiieres err
petite Jolt, mel NerpspdperS foi9tc mid
iest i9un iuifSi9 0oler i'm Sobr, oeB tann
i6 net afforoe, awuer fuffSig Dollar in
eenem Dtonat u~eriafe, beB fam er aiioroe.
Damn 9ibt's aa9 piober annere, Die,
wern cen emobl etpas net erGttlp in ebre
@rom pailt, Slei uiibe9ebre I'm bas Maul
aufretBe, wenn ie glaabe, es udre irgenbz,
wie ufi le geiti6elt porre, mas aad per-
Ietdt 10 mar. Dep iein Die, no ii6 irprpsr
annere Weni6e freie, uemn e anuerer eene
btn9ebaa9e triegt, uno penu bes BGpsr net
ieooesmoI benz eeue obber benz Qunere ufi
Die I6iebneraage tritt, bingebe uno iase:
90 linn ie, Otiiter Goitor, i'd Tenn ie, bic
6unostno6e.
Oais 10 e Sdper for paar tauieno
Deni9e uff eemobl gu i9reipe bat, unO
oais DO net ieboer e ertra 8eri6t6e sss
brate triege fam, iOnben Die Sa6 nemme
maiS, wie ie fimmt, ueritebe Die &erls of
course net. % timme lie slei wibbsr,
luenn lie emobl sIaabe, bais ie ersenowie
IN ebrer ier6terli6en Weroe s~efrGnft moore
linn, nor NIT ebrer Reoensobrt, bais ie
OeB Sdper iebt net mebr unneritise polle.
Wenn E Edper dependent uon 10 eugberSise
Uteni6e mar, banm bdtt's sei6elt inossb,
amruer grab pun pene sibt's gar uiel, Sri
tier @oitor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-06
&arnm CT allein S6rotfGruer ianO.

6risnoODle lit elm Rimroo, Der isbr blu.
fig uuf Die Sage 9ebt uno bin uno wieosr
au6 eiuen Saien Ooer cine Gnte nit na6
Sauie brinSt. 6ribnoOOIe lit aber audi ein
gewultiger Giier uno wenn Der erlegte Sais
aui ben Sii6 tommt, 10 betommt 9tiemanp
anoerS uiel oapon 81 uerSebren ais er ielblt.
is lit bod mertwiirOig, ia9te CT zines
Cages bel benz Wtittu9stii6, inoem er einen
S6rOttom aus Dem WtunSe uabnt, SaB
Niem0no S6rOttOruer IN Dem pom mir ers
le9teu NSilbe iinpet, ais i6 ielbit. OaS
mag wobl oaber tommen, bemertte Sral
Sibuooole, neil Niemanb anoerS iiberbaupt
pom 0einen 9Nien gu ellen betOmmt als
Su ALIEN,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-06
GttpaS lber oem 0ebrauG bon
SremoN6rtern In Der oeuts
t&en SprAGe.

SIS lit iebr I66n, Nrtitel ~ i6reiben
iiber Die Seroeutldung Der beutl6en Spras
DE unb ben @ebrau6 Der Srempw0rtsr su
taoslu. Oas llnsliid 1T nur, Dap uisls
pieier Srempworter bas Siirserre6t in
Oeutidlano .inmal baben uno baB Die
Spra9e obne oislelben man6esmal re6t
unuerltdnblid unb fir bas Sbr ni6ts
psniser ais ansenebm tlinssn wiirbe. Was
iibrisens Die lanoseldufisen fran;oiii6en
W0rter in Der oeuti6en Sprabe betriift, 10
tOnnen oieielben in amerita gang fiisli6
nit ensliiden W0rtern eriest werben. go
lit !. y. oaS Wort Bureau" fransoiii6.
t6ier fam bas @ort Office" iebr fiisIid
ssbrau9t wsrben. Die bsnti6sn @Orter
y3abIitubs" ODER yNs9enitube" isben
Ginen 10 irsmo an, baB man barber laden
miiBte, wenn cine !3eitnts iie anuenoen
poute. Sn 0suti6IanS baben ie So,
%louiieu" an Den Senitern, lparllm bier ni6t
vSlinbs?" Die W0rter Station" unp
Depot" piirpsn in STANDARDIZATION nur
unusritdnbIi9 nit vSaltsitsls uub ygtiss
osrlas." uieoer gu sebsn isin II. /. ~.
0emienisen, wtl6er ii6 bafiir ~intsreis
iirt, m6sen cine gauge An,ubl iolbsr
@Orter auifalen, Die ale fremoldnbii6
iinb, lid absr in Der beutidsn Sitra6e Elm
6eimatbsre6t sruorbeu baben. SIS sez
bort iebr uisl bsuti6sr NatipismIs oa,u,
oisieu @6rtern elm SsimatbSre6t ,u per-
w~eisen, nm 10 mebr, 100 cine llniueriaIs
ipra6s anseitrebt miro uno Die Weui6en
ii6 AUDI ipra6li6 siniseu, itatt befeinpen
louten.
Sas beiBt nun alerpiu9s nibt, paB Die
peuti9. Spra6e ourb 9ewaltiam berbeis
9sl6leiite Sremop6rtsr perbun;t peroen
iolte, aber Dap man audi IN Ger &ritit
Der 6remowOrter ~ nett 9eben tam. SaS,
mas einise bsutib ameritanii6e !3eitmu.
gen ais cine lobli3s Seitrebuns Der Gei,
nisuus Der oeuti6eu Spra6e p~reiien, sc
Hsiui9uug, welbe Der Sberpoltmeilter
Stepban ndnli6 bsslpedtc, lit i'm @rnbe
bod gum Sbeil cine Vdberli6teit 9es
lpeieu unb puroe in Seuti6lanO audi 10
uuiseiaBt. (gbila. 1T. Sr.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-06
PINS sarntplp. MuRlnnp. beridtet

Nus Saratuip, HuBlanN, beri6tet man,
baB bort neuli6 NaS 9tupbta IN elmer III.
gebeuer 9roBen Wten9e aus Der Grpe beruOr:
brad uno ii6 in 10 groBen StrOmen in Die
@olsa er9oB, ooB poS &oiier oerielbeu
msbrere Wteilen melt uOu Napbta bebeft
mar. Die Ginwobuer bon Sar0tow NM
ben unoeren llieritGOten, wel6c oaS 5rinf.
waiier aus Der NOl9u be;ieben, blie6er
msbrere Gage lang Obne Grintwailer mn
muBten ielblt Die Wtui6inen Der @oller:
leitung in llntbdti9teit bIeibeu, neil lie
ni6t I'M Stanpe waren, Oas 9Saiier uou
bent Niaphta ~ iiltriren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-06

ggamoerbtlt tlnipertitat, 0aiboius, 5enu.;
SD bei6etntSe bic h6&it rortreffliSsu Stscnl6aitsu
ron grcf. GarbpS ugrppbplaeic SluiS." alS Dsss
tnfictrunsss uuo &einisuasSmittel lit Is ictpebl
tbeoretiih pte prattti4 perSaSIi4er al5 anetre bes
fannie Mtttcl. IN. &. 0upteu, Srrf. Der Gfsmie.
rEarbgS H!aio" tptrO eutpfoblen pou:
Son. gssanlsr 8. GtepbenS, Gecrsta;
Ser. Gbas. 8. Deems, SremelinsSsatrbey U. g.;
Set. ee Gpnte, Gclunbid, lluicer'thtsprrf, S.G.;
@ep. n. 8. Battle, Srot. Mereerz llntperiitat;
Rep. Geo. q. gterre, gtI6cf Mf. Gptse satr9e.
5arGSanS notbwenote tar feoett SausbaIt.
Scltrrlme1 uni5aelib. Su inrerlt6em ceer aubers
81 II6eIl Sc6rau5 fur Nseui5eu uno 9ie6.
Gas ySluto" IN srlntith erprpbt rprten urS MIR
baseu 9speiie rplauf, baB IS ales eas bsruirtt mas
BIER ppn i'm bebauptet ptrb. Our rcuRhnetstren
austunft lafe man i5 Bet isinsm apctbs.er eth
Gyemplar her @rri4are sebeu pser irenhe li9 hssbalb
an bic Gtsentbaner,
3. 8. SetItu & o.,
Gafrieirenfe Gberntter, pbiIaPelpbtd.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-06
Scr 6iptel Der SrGQbeit.

v@eiBt On, Siberian" iast Der Gii6lsr,
meiiter gu ieinem @elelen, nit Dir bin i'd
iebr unSufrieoen, On btit ia Die Grdsbeii
ielbit."
vI6! Wteiiter", meint 6loriau, yni6ts
fam i9 Sbnen re6t MAIDEN; i6 wolte, i'd
wdre toot."
uSa, Oas 9laub i6 Dir, ueriest nui,
Der Nteiiter, has tOnnte Dir 10 paiisu
Sn mem bequsmen Sarge Iie9en uno ;eit:
lebens nihts tbuu!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-06
Ecbler Der Sphbiid)er.

STRAIT: Sb ueriiber. Dir, lieber Mtann,
am ~bIlli9lten to6t man, mem nan ii6
witricte an ouS 6o6bu6 bdlt. ga itebt
gang 9euau bel ieoem &ecept, wie uieI man
uon ieoer 3utbat nimmt. -
Munn; a6, Seb' mir nit Seinem Ro9s
bud, bG ltebt INNER: yNfdn nimmt" aber
pOber man's ninmt, Oas itebt niemals
Nrin
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-06
Gin 6Isartiaes Yierp.

Q8ie tommt eS benn, baB pae Biero
na6 Sbnen, ieitem &arter, aussei6Iasen
bat2
@anget Se mel no nit bear S6iub.
mGbr, Die bats aui mi ab9eieb', Jet / Dem
Serrn 9'rotbe ban, CT iou ie am na6lte
GoBmartt p%ertaufe!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-06

$3.50
UMoernoe nno trante
Itlonsn erqa'at nno
WnnnStts9eu pereuIel
Sapea mu HOaTS
sNa'So..-.s,.
MsetMs SuIt unlg ap'
SemaIl u. sstesnI9i:;
W9en lgItWMsHs sats
m lmsree
MLs"""8sppW tef'
SeSen~ stoSeue xnBs,
Sror1eate", @ams
rootocn anI3es
SauI a.
~fnWa''smaa Se=
%I..
@et@et, pstBsf5e,nt
i,2 zen yspIaup pss
rS!n'Sr eIlan9l.
rerputet;
SaM Wet"I9sa pes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-06
Naaere Weutheu.

Wells Health Remover" felt bic @eiuno:
belt pieoer Der unb gibt Sraft, furirt Wtagen
l6wade, llufrudtbarfeit uro anoere Geidle6ts
iSebler. 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-06
"BUCHUPAIBA."

S6ueas, 9riinSli5e Sur iir ale i6mer;lihen
9iereu, Slaieu uno llrinz Organ Sranfbeitcn.
81. Sei 2lpotbefern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-06

Ia @mpebuns bes bobwIrGsnpn SGu ghbots Mm8ah 1arta ION @opiust ton
fr sas xnn pneubeh, reid no dn9 In ftr at antnre grattmef:
Ss arme eetem ans Sittere seoen unnres cerrn Sau 6brthi uns fes
aer beIisfea MATTER Maria neba sen GebeinaiEen os aHen Sunoes
n@ Ben WeFAten Der ssttnisen sana aatbarina @mmeri6 nit apprO:
bahou unb marneu GmpebMu9n Der bodwGrb9hu S9n gidOh Don &epnsbr9 ub
shmbus bTausssben pOn P 6 6 e&m0Se3 FrOOmpHh Der SemptOufm Congregation
in Sapan.
Die Sdmtn Der gotieig.u QnnaS ananu Gmmcuh abnn ehen 10 hdn gMf os
.gaaubms NIB cine 10 6rmni9e Gebe gu Soft bB oan on6G6h9e Qemn9 an ra6en S6as
.bs Sssens uni Der @rbauun9 ben glaubNen bdn9en mus. sd eubee 6ar nit Ireuosn Der
rYra6tdusshe bs Nates mne bnbOaube appobaton mo pIul1e bnIdbu line mme Ser.
vbuuuns umro benz dufG6m Bofe" '
@optnsto ON, &p, Sanrp 10. 1882.
gEE9gssg I Mugmit Maria,
. Sihof upn GophQnn.
Dhs 8t fit 20 Sehn edfinen pom bem is &c 6s fofd. Sin i'm uidRn Sr.
bubuut ausaMbnRs Pordt Der 81 s. Gmai6, Ionic cine 6te pom VaGMua mdbe bic
0ae ,dt bic umu Sr mi 6elano mdrno GENES QebGns manNte io BEN 0at gratis
Sas Nr fam nod umT bemeIe bep@u mabn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-06
Sb5Berts
berbItst.

Tie Nerjte bier ses
6rau6eu DARIUS rSlutb1
nit srrbem GrfolSe bel
Otpbtberie.
u. 70 erf,
Greensboro, gIla.
SIe6)te auSgstrpauet.
Cholera rerbatet.
0eihwIre seretRtst
une sebetlt.
Set Soocsfausu ielt.
her eethnam eamtt bes
baneelt ireresn "a
ptro tceeu pioerliSeu
@eru@ perbateu.
Der auS9ejeihnete
Mrjt Or. s. Marion
| Gins, Reto Cert, iast /:
| $50 bin asertsust, edb
$rpf. DARIUS gropbps
Tactic Club Elm ipertss
ROLES Ossinhciruna5s
| uittef it,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-06
ROUGH ON RATS"

Ssrtreibt Aattsu, MGuie, &otbau9en, Sliesen,
ameileu, SettwanSen, Stinttbiere. 15c. gei
glpotbefern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-06
DarbDs
prop@g(aCtiC }luio.
Gin Observation-Disclosures SeaenffanS fur
au8euaeinett northumberland.

"bs~~~~e
8esett e&arIad
.ino tgpb5ieSieber,
9tpbtberie, Spefs
@elHuB, SaiS0es
f6mure, Do6en,
Waiern uno aue
onite6enoen3ranfs
betten. Rer 3ranfe
sebrauhen. Gelbe5
ppreeu, na6oeut oaS
bate,
Sforbut turtrt. &S
Gin Wittel ssssr, tbiss
ride Deer GEau3enSifte,
Glide &c.
po6en uno Dodeas
Warbeit 1erbltet.
Gin Diitslteo meiner
Samtlie betdm rie gpdeu.
SD peubete has ySIuioI
an eer gattert perfel
nt5s tn Stsberbise, tes
belt feirc Gcdeundreen,
tcunte nab etpa bret
@c8en ptebsr um6srs
sesen, uno bic Gaesreu
I'M Sduie bliebsn pers
i4ont. IS %. Bartius
icu, Gbildnelpbtd.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-06
Gs merst
Malaria aus.

febtent, iplte sS reihli9 ssbrau6en. Gel6e5
Stsssr III bamit sebsiit pprbeu, ttadboeut oaS
fAwaxis @rbredlen itattaefnnoen hattie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-06
Swijdense6ssYaRasie

SmV0enoed9sYaHa8ter
bef6r0srn mir iu aubtrorotutlid bilisen FretleH nab uuo
RON Deutialano, Otterrei5sllugarn Der SdweiS, yoleu,
B0bmtH n. (. 10.
aasu einpanoersru mad weitlthsH Stdateu ~ pie 8stie
aber Baltimore gauB beiouoers auSuratb,n: ne retieu
iebr bldg, limb In Baltimore Dor ieoer neberuorlbelnua
aeidlst uHe t6uusu BET antunit IN Baltimore uumtttelbar
pom Dampiidif in bic btrtittsbtuosu GiieubabHpagsn
tetseu.
S4er alis has alts Gatsriauo 6siutsu, oor lssrpauots
uuo 5reuroe berlber tommtn lalen mill, ioute ih on bic
untr,sibnet,u agsuteu ptnosu. bic gu lsotr peitsru Nus
tuuit germ bereit limb. SrisiIbe anira9sH psroeH prompt
bedutmortet.
u. Shnbmader Il 60, General 9lSenteu,
No. 8 Glib @apsStr., Baltimore, 0b.
ODER an ~. GIauHenius Il 60,
a9enttn in Chicago, III.
Su Dubuque. Soma. an Y stsr Sieut& SoBu.
~ sdtst OarGui. ooB Guere pulaseaeint ihr Die
Dampier os Rorbotutiben Siopo a%usgelteut Weroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-06
100000 YaHagiere

Der 9sroceutihe glopo lit oe sr6Bte oeltIhc Dampts
fhtTidbrtss SeisQibait, ieiut Dampier limb aui os COLLIDE
be ssbaut. pOn Osuti8sH @apitatusH ber,bItst. Dts
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-06

sura s, rabmli5it bs,auuten, ,tisrH,u S&raubsnsPOhs
sounlIhif, eriter 9laIe:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-06

St, ueb,riabrt ,uiiben europa upO Amerita nit u. 3.
2lopss Dampi,rn s,maat, ipritt wobl am SettH ilr bic
Bsli.btbeit oieier Sinie beim rsiisuosu publitum.
Die erptoitionsu fno,u we iol9t iatt:
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1883-03-16
HHumDug.

Virgins, the Canadian pretender and char
latan, who has been working for the past six
months 70 achieve a cheap notoriety as
weather prophet, is reported to be perfectly
satisfied" with the storm with which this
week came in. If he is thus easily satisfied,
the public ought to be; but in order to see
how utterly he failed in his so-called prophe-
cy, it may be well to recall the exact terms of
his pompous letter of warning addressed to
President Arthur last November. This was
the letter:
"On the 23d o. September last announced through
the Canadian press that great storm would occur in
March next; that 1t would first appear the Northern
Paclhc, would be felt in the Gulf Of Mexico the
night of the 9th, and-being reflected by the Rocky
Mountalns-would cross this meridian from the west
at noon Of Sunday, March IL, 1888 No vessel what
ever her dimensions will be safe out OF harbor and
none of small tonnage can hope to survive the tidal
wave aud fury Of this tempest As the wind will blow
from the southeast the planetary force will be sui-
cient to submerge the low lands of the American
coast especially those bordering the Gulf of Mexico
aud washed by the Gulf Stream while the air currents
Tor several hundred miles along the east side Of the
Rocky Mountain range owing the great
pressure In those regions will spread universal de
StIultou, Ihe new England states viii also suffer
severely from wind and Hoods. No point outside Of
harbor In the whole Of the Atlantic-especialy
north OF the equator-will be place Of safety for
TINS Will be prominently the greatest storm that has
visited this continent since the days Of your usrious
first President
The unmistakable meaning of this is that
on March 9-l2 the worst storm known for
century was to convuse the whole North Am
erican continent; and this is precisely what
didn't happen. 1t CHANGED that on this date
furious snow-storm, accompanied by a high
wind prevailed over New England, Northern
New York and the Canadas, blocking roads
and temporarily impeding travel, but doing
no other damage on either land or sea. There
was no storm in the Gulf of Mexico the low
lands on the American coast were not sub
merged, and there was no universal destruc-
ton" on the east side of the Rocky Noun
tains On the contrary, mild and quiet wealth
err prevailed over the entire continent with
the exception of the limited area above men
toned. In other words, the storm of Satur-
day, Sunday and Monday was purely local
one, and not above the average in severity of
the storms which are always to be expected at
this season over New England and the Cana
das.
The thing to be regretted about this whole
business is that there are so many credulous
people to be found who place confidence in
the senseless twaddle of an adyenturer like
Virgins 1t is literally true that thousands
of people were made uneasy and miserable
by this hap-hazard prophecy, while in some
branches of business-those depending on
the ocean-were completely upset by it, Two
ocean steamships sailed from New York on
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1883-03-16

lhuhAuh htthlu behphlcusl
WAsHINaToN, ID. O., March T. 1888. -
Weather returns received at the signal office
to day from that portion of the planet com
monty known as the United States and Can.
ada serve TO still further demonstrate the
fasity of the Virgins prophecy. A report
er, armed with the prediction, called at the
signal office this afternoon and interviewed
Lieut.. Craig. The storm will cross the me.
ridian of Ottawa at noon Of Sunday, March
IL, " read the reporter from Virgins predic-
ton.
"And it failed to cross, replied the officer
There was no storm at Ottawa yesterday,
and very little snow ON the meridian of Of
tawa."
ut will ravage the North American CONT
nent, continued the reporter.
"And still it has not ravaged," replied the
officer with a smile "The only meteorolog.
ical disturbance charged against Saturday
was an ordinary March blow, which came
from the south Atlantic and followed the sea
coast up to Maine, where il crossed over and
lowered for while over the mouth of the
st. Lawrence river. But that was not at all
encouraging for the Canadian prophet"
us it not pretty safe thing to predict
high winds in March p
"Well, yes said the officer, tits pretty
safe prediction" Referring TO the high
tues WhlCn Virgins SAID would sweep away
ships and villages and towns to-day, the Off.
Ger said "The tides are rather high along
the Atlantic coast, which is a natural result
caused by the prevailing easterly winds"
How about the promised snow storms ~
inquired the reporter.
There were very few snowfalls reported
to-day from the North and Canada. More
snow fell in those regions on the 9th day of
March than during the past three days" The
lieutenant further stated that the weather
was fair all over the United States to day,
with the exception of q slight sprinkle of
rain at San Francisco, occasional little dashes
of snow along the lakes, such as usually &C.
cur in March, aud very few light showers
in the Rio Grande valley Texas. The wind
was light everywhere, except on the lakes,
where it was light to fresh and brisk. Slight
barometric changes occurred in the north
west, and no indications of storm are any
where apparent. A number of lighthouse
keepers in Chesapeake bay petitioned the
lighthouse board on Saturday for permission
to leave their charges and go inland until
Virgins tempest had passed OF course
they were refused. The signal office was in
formed that a man at San Francisco had con-
structed an ark, and placed it on top Of his
house for immediate use when the waters
rose and the winds howled" as Virgins said
they would.
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Friday, one with five passengers and the 9TH
er with none the outward-boun shipping
waited in the lower bay, and the damage to
commercial interests in New York alone is es-
timated at million dollars. On the New
Jersey coast and at Gloucester, Mass, the
fishing fleets staid in harbor, and thereby de-
liberately let 90 one Of the best catches Of
the season. 1t is some satisfaction to know
that Virgins himself was beset and harrassed
at Ottawa nearly to distraction by threaten
ing letters, and by excited women who de-
manded to be told where they could find q
place Of safety. The women he finally quiet
ed by saying that Ottawa would experience
only the tail-end Of the storm; but in point
of fact the region Of Ottawa was in the very
centre of the m-disturbance, such as it
was.
Barnum was right when he said that nine
tenths Of the world dearly love to be hum
plugged and it is further true, that, in spite
of our boosted progress and intelligence,
there never was a time when more people
could be set agog by vulgar pretender than
is the case to-day
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1883-03-16

E. A. Sibley, telegraph operator, is soon
TO remove to St. Johnsbury to accept a posi-.
ton with the Fairbankses.
The Farm Machine company's long.
pending suit for infringement OF the Cooley
patent has been decided in favor Of the pa.
tent. This is the second decision in favor OF
patents owned by the company, of which
they have received notice since the fire.
-Osgood's machine shop is to be started
up in the building and rooms formerly occu-
pied by the blanket company, Just north of
the building destroyed Mr. 0sgood has al
ready bought over $40, 900 worth of tools an d
machinery, with which they will begin work
at once.
The Bellows Falls canal company have
decided to rebuild on the site of the building
burned last week. The contents of the three
safes in the building have been recovered in
good condition. The Farm Machine compa.
ny have opened an Office in the former rooms
of the Connecticut River mutual fire insur.
ance company.
&C. f. Eddy school superintendent is 60
ing to hold monthly teachers meetings on
some Saturday Of each month, to which all
teachers Of the vicinity will be welcome. Pa
pers on literary and scientific subjects, dis
cussions, class work and music will make the
meetings pleasant and profitable
Levi Huntley, aged co. car inspector at
this place for many years, was instantly killed
Monday morning by being run over by pas
senger car and engine, which was backed on
to him while be was examining the wheels to
the cars of moving freight train which was
going ont