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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-16
Saar, Moiel, Gifel nuo Snnsrid.

Sn Grier 1T Der COMMENCEMENT Gn:
ton &euer6on ssitOrbsn.
Sir bic Waiierbeibdbisten
in Srier limb pur6 ireiwiaige @aben Saus
ieno Mtarf %suiammen sebradt worpen. Die
Sammlunsen bauern nod fort,
Ssel, IL. SeS. Sn Solse pes pieIen
He9enwettsrS lit bierielbit eiu @einbers
ms &uti6en 9etommcn uno t~beilweile
i6on 4 @tster 9siuntep. Die AM SuBe
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Giienbabn lit audi i6on betra6tli6 per-
i6obeu worSeu. Us mlBte ununtcrbros
dsn ssarbsitet wsrbsn, nm pas @eleiie
iabrbar 81 erbalten,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-16

nsre GatbeoralsS Stride in Bort,au,Y rince
auf benz llnabbdnsisteitss Ylate baien.
Mrt. 2. 0it benz Gage, an wel6em Der
@ottesoienit in Der nelen Gatbebrale be-
sinnt, mirb Der Staat Der alien Gatbebrals
cine anbere Seitimmuns seben, aber cine
ioI9e, welde i'm Sntersiie Der Helision unb
bes Ofientliden llnterridtes selesen lit.
Dirt. 8. Oas s~esenmdrtise @eiet iou
sebrndt, ueroffentlidt unb bon ben Staats1
ietretdren bes Gultus unb bes Snnern aus
sefGbrt werben.
Sieies @eiet wuroe UNI IL. Sftober in
Der Neserrepublif Saiti e%rlaien, ais in ben
meiiten Staaten Der cipiliiirten Welt @es
isss sur llnterbriiduns Der &elision fabris
ART ipurben? (@lb.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-16
Sclgii6 S~mrembura.
Correspondents

eeopolo, Eerrp 60, Suo., @eibna6ten 1882.
gieber 6err @onnerl
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-11-10
[OUR REGULAR LETTER.

WAsHINGToN. d. O., Nov, 8, '83
The formal transfer of the command
of the Army from Gen. Wm. L, Sherman
to Lieut.. Gen. P. H. Sheridan. took
place at noon yesterday at the headquar-
ters of the Armyin the War Department
building. Gen. Sheridan spent the
forenoon in making himself acquainted
with the business of the office. Gen,
Sherman and the members of his staff
rendered him every assistance. Shortly
before ~ o'clock the two highest officers
Of the army called on the Secretary of
War, Gen. Sherman to take official leave
and Gen. Sheridan 10 report for duty.
The transfer was accomplished quietly
and without any ceremony whatever, be-
yond the issuance of general orders, noti-
flying the army of the change of Com
manders.
The State Department has been rather
hard up for something to do of late, and
if some distinguished foreigner does not
! Cone " washington SUM iOI pSSiSNdi1
Frelinghuyseu to present to the President
the Secretary will go off into gentle
melancholy. One clerk, with the oecas-
ional assistance of small boy, could at
tend to all the diplomatic business OF
this department, aud get of Saturday at
~ o'clock. There is very little else ex-
oept diplomacy to employ the time Of
Secretary Frelinghuysen and his trusty
clerks. But Secretary Chandler is as
busy as an an! all the time. He has just
written letter to Commodore Mayo Of
the Norfolk Navy Yark, in regard TO the
Mahone-Mayo-McG affair, which
he declines to give to the public. 1t is
supposed 10 be a stern admonition tC
civil service reform. The difference be.
tween assessing the navy yard employe.
now and before the lew prohibiting as
sessments was passed is like the differ
! ence in the conduct of the man who be
; fore be was converted, went into the
woods on Sunday with his axe over his
shoulder. but after he bad joined the
church carried his axe under his coat
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-11-10
SUFFERING WOMEN. 5ssS %aSys 5.1.S q; &

nature with pretty face, beautiful hgure,
faultless compile Xi0n, ms well Ms the sweetest
of ten mpers and faultless mental qualities
grows prematurely old, gray and Wrlnkleu,
her form loses its perfect contour, the COM
plexion becomes sallOw, the brightness leaves
the eve, q feeling of languOr takes the place
of the once buoyant spirits, an irruaole her-
vOns righteousness makes life burden hin9s
tn IL once were tri1es worry her till lite be-
CONES unbearable. All this being caused by
the physical arrangements SO common 70 Wo-
men, which the innate modesty Of feminine
nature prevents their making known, ana OF
which the ignorance Of the medical probes
sion prevents a cure. Lady Reader, pause
and consider, tits a duty you owe yourself,
your family, and your God, that you should
cure yourself of these troubles and once more
el the glow ofperfect health ana spirits that
! ature Intended for you. WheeIer's No. 70
Prescriptions are pleasant and paiatasle 10
take, Ontain.nOthing of an injurious nature,
and may be taken by all ages at all times and
In all conditions without possibility OF Ill ei-
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cular diseases to which females are SUBJECT.
Falling TO produce perfect cure the pro-
prietOrs wlIf refund the money paid for the
treatment. IfyOu have asallow complexion,
constant or intermittent headaches, back
ache, restlessness. loss of appetite, suppress
sions of monthly flow, OF irregularities there
of, accompanied by headaches, nervousness
Mysteries and similar symptoms, Hhetter'
store you TO health. lfyou have a sensation
of heat and thrObbing IN the back, frequent
limiting spells LeuoOrrhea OF white discharge
painful or scalding sensation In urinHting,
reddish or white denOsit in urine, hot and dry
skin Wheeier's No. 90 Prescription " c" Will
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| Of Wheeler's No 90 Prescriptions " B and
! 40" are so cents each, obtainabie from drug.
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postpaid on receipt OF price. Postage stamps
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-11-10
Climbing The Spiral Stairs.
Invisible Architecture in New England
ParannaPa

porsonogo
aes' sue '"iu' OU' eI Wv, ". Sn ou,
ana gone ana my huspana anu . CIV y; ;,,.,. ~.
"in'er ni0 n'uoi % "' NV ,c, =. 80
ones came 10 ",uen inc oi'oie' io 80 ,h.
.hlhg IKE sp'ra' s'airoase' "e ~ 90 .ns
time coming arounu o'ei .no 'po. "s - ;,
from, only one oesree 'oi'n'i Wy 'A' '''-''
. "That is pretty illustration" remarked
her friend musiugly, gazing into the glowing
GOALS which radiated pleasant heat from the
many windowed stove. ''You know we can
not stop toiling M the hill, though"
b y surely we cannot, aud for myself don't
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-11-10
LAST TUESDAYS ELECTIONS.

The Republicans in this Safe were
vict0rious-electing Auditor General and
State Treasurer.
In New York State the Democratic
ticket, with the exception of Maynard, is
elected by fair majority. Maynard has
run considerably behind the other can
didates and Republican Carr, has beaten
him.
In New York city John Reilly is elect
ed Register by handsome majority, and
the rest of the Democratic ticket is also
elected. The next Legislature will be
Republican in both branches.
New Jersey has elected Leon Albeit,
Democrat, Governor, by about 1000
majority. The Legislature will have
Democratic majority on joint ballot.
In Massachusetts Ben Butler has been
defeated by Robinson, Republican.
In Connecticut the Republicans have
made some gains, and have carried the
lower branch of the Legislature, aid q
majority of the State Senators elected
this year.
In. Virginia the Democrats seem to
have made a clean sweep. They will
probably have majority of rs on joint
ballot, and thus lay Malone on the shell
for U. S. Senator.
Maryland gives Democrats majority
of about ~ 600; electing Governor and 1
majority in the Legislature of 95.
Minnesota goes 25 600 Republican
carrying Governor and Legislature.
Nebraska is Republican by from 5o0t
to 6000
The N. Y. Sun sums up thukly: "Ant
now il is all over, and let everybody
be happy. But the Republican party
must GO" Our esteemed contemporary
may be right, but il so, We must &C
knowledge that the grand old party" IL
moving ont backwards VERY slowly,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-11-10

Last year assessment Is were collected in-
side the navy yard; now the collector
stands outside the gate.
The heads Of the different departments
are now figuring on their estimates for
the next fiscal year. Not enough is
known to state positively whether they
will urge an increase OF not. 1t is be-
lieved however, that there will be q small
total increase, but very little over previ
ous years. Secretary Teller yesterday
forwarded his estimates TO the Secretary
Of the Treasury. He would not state
what the figures we're, but added that
they were far less than the estimates for
previous years. The Postmaster General
and his subordinate division heads met
yesterday afternoon and considered the
same question, but could not agree. II
is stated that the disagreement hinged
upon proposed increase of the appro.
priation for the railway mail servics, but
this is not positively known. The esti.
mates from the Interior department are
the first yet forwarded to the Secretary
of the Treasury, but other members oi
the Cabinet are said to be figuring on
the same matter. The Commissioner oil
the General Land Office, Hon. N. @. Nc.
Farland, in his annual report to the Sec
retary of the Interior. states that the dis.
posals of public lands during the veal
embraced $1,000, 769, acres, and of In
dian lands 800, 1886 acres. This amount
was an increase over 1882 of about FIVE
million of acres, and over 1881 of abou,
eight million acres. The receipts from
all resources in connection with the dis
posals OF public lands were sl1 ,0SS. .479.
43 and from sales of Indian lands 1925,
4O4 81; total of $l1, 713.S53.7O.
The extent to which building opera
tions have been carried on in this city
during the past season has been unpre
eedented. The books show that frou
Jan. LIST to Sept. there were 1918 permits
issued for erection of buildings, whicl
represent total value of S3;433,06l
This addition to the material wealth o
Washington is substantial evidence o
the growth Of the nations capital.
AUGUST.
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The Carbon Advocate
AND
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was not in, and that 20 far as a receipt n
was concerned, she knew nothing of {.
phen the Authors moved homeward in
very melancholy manner II is not
known whether Mr.. Arnold came. II
he did he must have been very favorably
impressed with American hospitality and
particularly with the manners Of the
great authority on American manners.
1t is understood that Mr.. Bennett is
shortly expected back from Europe, be-
cause the HERALD's war against the news
dealers is progressing in anything but
satisfactory manner. was talking with
an old HERALD man about The affair the
other day, and conversation turned upon
the extraordinary manner in which ''the
young man. is putting Mr.. Williams, who
is conducting the war for the paper.
Said be ''if Williams has a level head he
will resign from the paper the moment
he hears that the young man" is at San
dy Hook, for otherwise he will be de-
capitated or sent to report fires at space
rates. That is Benefits habit be raises
a man so high and makes so much Of
him as to almost make his head turn,
then he knocks the conceit out of him by
degrading him to the ranks of ordinary
reporters. He has always done this.
Look at poor Sam Glenn, one of the
brightest men on the staff. and who
worked with the elder Bennett When
he was raeked with consumption and
scarcely able to walk they put him to re-
porting. It was piH.ul sight to see
the old man walking about. 1t was a
relief to ones sensibilities when the old
man died.
Mapleson expects to give Abbey the
coup de grace when Patti arrives She
will reach this port tomorrow and will
make her debut on Friday night in La
Gazza Ladra. 1t is now generally un-
derstood that the new Metropolitan
Opera House is a gigantic failure. tits
now a question to ssye what can be saved
by a reduction of prices of admission,
but with the expenses at sl2, 500 night
il is hard to see. how any money can be
made. OF course this will necessitate
Mr.. Vanderbilts going down into his
pockets and making good the deficits,
Hence nobody will weep over the affair.
Henry Irving and Miss Terry were the
cynosure of all eyes on Fifth Aven
last Sunday. The lady however dresses
in very bad taste. She is thin as rail,
and is evidently trying to conceal this
sparseness of natures gifts by an abund-
ance Of clothes which leaves her without
any figure at all.
The proposed walking match betv cen
Rowell and Fitzgerald will not take
place until December Rowell is MOI;
very we'll, and his training in conse-
quence is very light.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-11-10
& ORGANS

SWICK PIANOS are now pronounced the
best pianos manufactured by all who have
tested them. My name Is cast In the Iron
frames. Beware OF bogus pianos. A 80 days
offer which l challenge any man or nrm TO
NV New 1850 Square Piano, IA octaves,
patent graf Treble. Our string bass con-
tains all the latest improvements, in worry
handsome rosewood case, extra carved legs.
Cash price at The Factory Tor 30 days only 4l45
MySl 900 Square Grand Plano, full patent
Agraff, 8 strings, all round corners. etc, etc,
the same style as n sl, ,00O Weber Plano, viii
sell for down cash $40.
OctavO Agran, 8 strings, In hnely finished
rosewood case. Cash, $l65.
A new p. Hale, Square and Upright, $3.50
cash a new Christie X Son, sl15.
Organs of all makes for which am eX-
changing my pianos to organ manufacturers
at prices for the present time under cost OF
manufacture, New Double Reed Organs, 10
stops, in fine walnut eases, lamp stands,
handles, high top and music pocket, knee
swells, Tor $50 cash. You can't BUY the same
Organ through any dealer under Sl2S, have
some new cheap made organs Tor so. be sure
and write me. All goods warranted. All
money refunded If my pianos are not as repre-
sented after 80 days trial. Dealers viii talk
against these prices, but by all means write
me and order one OF my unriveled ~ nos and
| test and compare 1t with piano OF the pest
maker at double its price. make all Of my
| own pianOs.and my name Is cast IN every IRON
| plate which Is a safe guarantee. wore 10
! the wise is sufficient. Don't pay dealers
double the price Write or call on JOHN J.
SWICK, Piano Manufacturer, PATERSONi
N. ]. Twenty pianos were sold October 4th.
| New piano stools 81 each. Elegant piano
covers as. Dealers get from $40 to SIS for the
same articles. Don't let this chance pass
without taking advantage of IL, Now is the
| time to buy. No commissions paid No
\ agents wanted. No deviation in price. Pianos
sent on days trial to reliable parties. Orders
| hlled in two days notice.
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No Patent-No Pay.
PATENTS

obtained for Inventors in the United States
Canada and Europe, at reduced rates. with
our principal Office located In Washington,
directly opposite the United States Patent.
Office, we are able to attend to all patent
business with greater promptness and de-
spatch and at less cost than other patent at
torneys who are at o distance FROM WASH
ington, and who have, tberei0te, to employ
q" associate attorneys" We make preliminary
examinations and furnish opinions as to pa
tentability, free of charge, and all who are
interested In new inventions and patents arc
invited TO send for copy Of our ''0aide for
obtaining Patents" which is sent free
any address, and contains complete instruc>
tions how to obtain patents and other valua-
ble matter. We refer to the German Amer
lean National Bank Washington, ID. o.. tho
Royal Swedish. Norwegian and Danish Lega-
tions, at Washing ton Hon. Jos. Casey, late
Chief Justice u. :. Court OF Claims; to the
Officials Of the u. s Patent Once, and to
Senators and Members Of Congress from
every State.
Address: LOUIS BAGGER & 90, So-
licitOTs of Patents and Attorneys at Law Le-
Droit Building WASHINGTON, ID. U,
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It's needless to de.
.CATARRH.

~ ~ - - - OF tnlS n0ukeOus us
ease that is sapping the life and strength OF
too many of the fairest and best of both sexes,
old and young, suffering alike from the poi
sonbus dripping In the throat the poisonous
nasal dischargess.b be fetid breath, and gener-
alweakness, deDiThy, and languor, aside from
the acute sufferings OF this disease, which II
not checked can only end In loss OF palate,
hOarseness, weakened sight, loss Of memory,
DEAFNESS and premature death If not checked
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IVkeeiers No. 90 Sure uTe for Kidney and
Liver Troubles cures all weakness and sore
ness Of kidneys, Inflammation OF kidneys or
liver, price kl.0c.
Wkeelcr's Vegetable Pills are the only rem,
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WheeIer's NerUine Tonic for mental depres-
siOn, loss of manhood, languOr, weakness or
over taxation of the brain is Invaluable, price
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RHEUMATISM s.: ss:;; s:;:;;s5 & ts$;; 5Si$,; !

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Railroad Guide.
philadelphia & Reading R. R.
Advancement Of Passenser Tralns.

arrangement Of passenger Trains,
MAY 27th, 1883
Trains leave Allentown as follows:
CVia RERKIoMEN RAILRoADs)
For Philadelphia at $500, e.ls, ll.fe a. NJ.
and sslo IN.
SUNDAYS.
For Philadelphia at $500 n. m.and 4.so PM
tVia EAST PENN BRAroH.)
For Reading and Harrisburg; 800, $50 o..
m, l2.l5, 4.3n and 905p. m.
Fer Lancaster and Columbia, 600, $40 ai
m, and 49, p m.
SUNDAYS.
For Harrisburg, and waypoints; EsS q. m.,.
9.O5 p. IN.
Trains for Allentovn'lbave a. follows:
(Via PERKioNEr RAILRoAD)
Leave Philadelphia, 74O q m. and I.ool.
'l.35q H4.3O, and 6.1b p. IN.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia, $40 q. m. 3.se, and,
"4.2O p. m.
(via EAST PENN. BRAEcH.)
Leave Reading, Ese, ISIS a. M, zoo. AGO..
leave Harrisburg, $40, 1.SO, $50 a. m, Las.
Leave Lancaster, t7.sO a. M, 100 and ts.4Os
pm.
Leave Columbia, Tao a. m LILO and sac.
tFrOm King Street Depot.
SUNDAYS.
Benve Reading, oO0a. m. and 600 p. M.
Leave Harrisburg, 100 a. IN. and. 400 p. M.
Trains via "Perkiomen Railroad" marked
thus t*) run to and from Depot, Ninth and
Green streets; Philadelphia, other, trains to-
and from Broad street Depot.
The $500 and 6.45 a. m. trains from Allen.
town, and the lbs and Ii, p. m. train fromi
Philadelphia, via Perkiomen' Railroad, have,
through cars to and from Philadelphia.
.. J. Z. wOOTTEN,
- General Manager.
q. @. HANCOCK,
9en'l Pass'r & Ticket Agent.
May 27th. 1853.
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1 ANTI Claims a speciality, and WAR
/ AMI RANTS, A ID ID 7 q N L
GI'I ~ HOMESTEAD CERTIFlCAT.
ES and all kinds OF LAND SCRIPT bought
and sold. Large Stock, and Highest Prices
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write to A. A. THOMAS, Attorney at Law,
Washington, ID. q. ian. 6tfe.