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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-07
Anusenents.

METROPOLITAN THEATER-" The Octo-
room was played again last night, and
with much better effect. Miss Rose Wood,
in the title role, has won instant favor. 1t
will be given again tonight, for the last
time but one. For Friday evening 4" Hazel
Kirke is noted. 1t will be played for the
benefit of Manager Simmons, who has not
taken benefit for very long time. Miss
Wood as Hazel has gained special promi-
nence. She is a finished artist and there
may be reasonably expected from her hands
a very superior presentation of the emo
tional part of Hazel. The same play will
be given Saturday and at the matinee and
Sunday.
CLUNIE OPERA HOUSE. The Shaugh
raun y Of Mr.. Ward is the attraction at
this house. The play is splendidly mount
ed. The scenes, Suilabeg. the ruined alb
hey, the revolving prison and the widows
hut, are among the very best scenic effects
ever shown in the State Justice demands
that credit be given Miss Hayne for her
personation of Claire. 1t is the best
effort she has made since her engagement
and is thoroughly good piece of work.
MIR. Sambrook has developed unexpected
vigor in the part of Kinchella. Mrs. Cot
ton, as Arte, gives the part characteristic
prominence, while the Duff of Mr.. Vinton
is villainously" strong.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-07

FREE LIBRARY MEETING.-The Board of
Trustees of the Public Library met last
evening at their Office in the library build
ing. Present, w. c. Fitch, President
Add. C. Hinkson, Vice President S. II.
Gerrish, Seen etary Francis Lenoir and
4. S. Hopkins. The report of the Libra
rian for the month of September was read
as follows Number of books issued during
the month, 1928, classified thus: Fiction,
$3.50; history, 80; biography 40; travels
and adventures, 116; miscellaneous litera-
ture, III religious, q poetry and drama,
5S science and art, IS. Average number
issued per day, III: percentage of fiction.
50. Number of patrons names on the
| register, 1929. Amount of the fines collect
ed, s. 60. Number of catalogues sold. 9
Number of books repaired in the library
by librarians, 159. 1t is gratifying that the
patrons return the books to the library
more promptly than formerly. thus de.
creasing he amount of fines to be imposed.
The following bills were allowed and or
dered paid Pacific Mutual Life Insurance
Company, S13; Capital Gas Company, SIS !;
II. w. Riyett, SIG rs; Capital Ice and Coal
Company. 81 so; Tom Scott, So So: r. s.
Jones, 81 so; c. S. Houghton, $50 GO; @.
G. Hancock, s. 80. After ordering a list
of new books purchased, the Board ad-
journed.
AUCTION SALEs.-Bell & Co. will sell at
auction, at 10 \. II. to-day, at salesrooms,
1904 and 1O06 J street. without reserve, a
handsome phaeton, two-seat open carriage.
slde-spring buggy, two-horse express
wagon. with top and seats for passengers I;
thoroughbrace wagon, light spring wagon.
new two-seat spring wagon, with top and
brake, made to order, costing S275. Also
horses, harness, carpets, linoleum, bed
room set, bed lounge, fifteen pairs of pill
lows, upright showcase, and household
goods generally. The same firm will sell
next Friday. at 10 A. NJ, at the Fashion
Saloon, 5o7 X street, between Fifth and
Sixth, the saloon fixtures, consisting of a
square piano, fine bar and fixtures, oil
paintings, steel engravings, iooking-glass,
card-tableS, plate-glass mirrors, vases, stat
uary, glassware, ice chest, chairs, fnoleum,
etc.
CHURCH SodAL.--A reception was ten
dered Rev. Thomas Filbin, the new pastor
Of The Central NJ. Z. Church, at the church
last evening, and was largely attended
Music was rendered by choir of excellent
singers, and remarks made by Rev. H II.
Rice and Rev. L. r. Ollie of welcome to
the new pastor. Rev. Mr.. Filbin, who is an
excellent and finished speaker, responded
in On appropriate manner.
NINE O'Clock this morning. See new ad-
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-07
$500. Total Loan in Sacramento.

CEvEN LOANS OF 500 EACH MADE SEP
y TENDER S0th. Applications are coming in
rapidly. Draw your money while you live. The
most popular Endowment Association in exist
ence. Ad iress c. II. DENTON
General Agent Mutual S. Endowment and B.
A. OF A. o5-4ptf
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II. p. OSBORN'S
Wood and Coal Yard, No. 8o6 ] street.

WTKLLINGToN, SEATTLE, SCOTCH, sPIdET
wv snd lone Goals. Also, Coke. Pine and Oak,
Charcoal, Pitch Pine, and Pine KindiiBg; 4-foot
Second-growth Oak and Stove Wood delivered
promptly. TELEPHONE, No. So
s1-4nf " z OSBORN Prnnrietnr
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-07

THIRST PREMIUM STATE FAIR, 1885 THE
L Light-Running Domestic Sewing Machine
Following is a copy of the report OF the commit
tee, composed of three well-known and practi-
cal machinists The committee has decided
that, considering points of simplicity of con-
struction, durability and style OF finish the Do
nestle Sewing Machine is entitled to First Pre-
mium.' This report confirms our claim, and
Saturday evening, the 18th inst, st the Pavilion
4. J. POMMER, Agent sos ST., Sacramento
1884. FIRST PREMIUM. ...........lS85.
s2l-tf3pMWS
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NINE o'clock this morning. See new ad-
yertisemest Of the Red House.
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BANKING HOUSES.
SACRAMENTO BANK.

THE OLDEST SAVINGS BANK IN THE CITY,
Corner and Fifth streets, Sacramento.
GUARANTEED CAPITAL, $500, OoO.-PAID
" up Capital 100000. Loans on Real Estate
July l, 1875, s2,0l4, Sl8. Term and Ordinary De
binary Deposits received. and Dividends paid in
January and July. Money Loaned upon Real
Estate only. This Bank does exclusively q
Savings Bank business. Information furnished
on application to w. P. COLEMAN, President
ED. r. HAMILTON Cashier. s24-is5m
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-07

FANCY stripe Turkish towels, full size, 10
cents each, at 8 o'clock this morning. Red
House.
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r
Sergeant, Signal Corps, U. s. A.
ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.
Metropolitan Theater-Lewis Morrison.
Clunie Opera House-James Ward.
German Frauen Verein, to-day.
Union Lodge, F. and A. NJ.
\. u. J., tonight
Pacific Valley Council, this evening.
Y. N. C. a, this evening
Auctions.
Bell d Co, to-day-Wagons and carriages.
Bell & Co.-Saloon fixtures, Friday.
Business Advertisements.
Business for sale.
5trayed or stolen-A black-and- tan.
Nanted-Girl for general work.
Call on Bromley, 52i street.
Removed-Dr. Lame
RemoYee-City School Superintendent.
Gregory wants boy.
Mail lettings.
Red House-Cape collars
Neinstock & Lubin-An incident.
Hale Bros. d CO.-Boucle.
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JUsr received boys neat check plated
blouse wool suits, So so (ages. from { to IL.
Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-07

THIS morning at o'clock, three special
bargains. See new advertisement. Red
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-07

IF the people of interior California want
ale Art school, now is their time Read
prospectus of proposed Croker Art Gallery
School il another column.
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION,

Maximum temperature. ss.0 minimum tenn
perature, 67.5. JAMES A. BARWICK,
Sergeant, Signal Corps, U. s. A.
The Dillon tribune., 1885-08-01

look like man who would subject a woman
TO distasteful prosecutions! Hang it! [ am
nrou,ler than YOU are. had Beatrice's per-
mission to come. Perhaps you NAV know
that it was arranged that We should travel
down together"
They remembered that Beatrice had told
them this. and at once saw the folly of ther
new theory They apologized humbly to
Frank. No men in this world could apologize
more gracefully than our friends. Then they
talked the whole matter over again. without
auy result Frank i'd not saw much. He
wanted solitude and quiet thought By ard
by the wagcnette came round to the door.
you must excuse our not having sent to
meet you,' said Horace. The Truth is the
reads are dirty and we could not have had
the wagonette cleaned III t,!i' - take IL
out"
Where are you going for ',rire
1--WE are going to make a round OF calls.
Frank marvaletl, and thought that under
the circumstances this social a1n"nity might
have been postponed.
st is painful. most painful duty said
Horace. but we feel it must be done. We
must go round and indirectly give our friends
to understand that Beatrice has left us under
everyday circumstances to pay long pro-
missed visit in London. We can sea no other
way Of arresting inquiry and scandal
twas after hearing this that Frank under
stood how truly great was Horace's nature.
The brothers drove off. So far as time would
allow they called upon every ole they could
think of. They called upon Lady Bowker,
who had known them from boys they called
upon Mrs. Catesby. the stately, yet affable.
well-dowered and better connected widow.
who loved artistic society they called upon
the rector's wife upon the Purtons, upon
the Fletchers, upon many arisiocratic and
few simply opulent persons. Being such
universal favorites with the ladies they had
no scruple in continuing their calls even to
the very latest moment allowed by society.
Then they drove home feeling they had done
all they could to throw a curtain over
Beatrice's extraordinary ildiscretiol
The Dillon tribune., 1885-08-01
Horace and Herbpr Joined in the 'rir'n'

horace and Herbpr Joined IN the 'rir'nH
corners of their glass cloths and posal them
mo every little corner ana intelStceexaclN
''S cIeanly nurse would have explored llt
enrs aud eyes Of her infant charge. Frank
was compelled to stand by all the time ana
'tt't what clumsy Iutiian he had beelL NJ
sighed his relief as Whitaker ut last satn'
cred up ti'e busters and depart.d
Conversation languishs,d. ThA mlstor'
tune 10 tho table seemed 80 have driver
Beatrice into the background. There Is
nothing like second grief for driving ou'
the :rst. Frank felt that Horace and her,
oert were still thinking nf that il!.l'ed
piece OF furniture He was right. r1e',
emily Ho' ace slipped out Of the room, anu
returned with a small bottle OF frntu1.
polish and piece Of flannel. Graveiy ana
deliberately he began polishing his slender
legged Chippendale treasure :.
Frank could stand it no longer. There's
limit tD penance, namely. human endl'.
ance. His nerves. after the events 't tu.
day, were highly strung. and he telt thai Il
he watched Horace any longer he mus, buIs'
INTO mt ut uncomfortable laughter.
Can't We go and smoke." he said.
certainly" said Herbert. whose nl'n'
was now more easy about the tabis. he a.
companied Frank to the dining-"mo., whele,
ny and by, Horace joined theu He brousps
with him an unmistakable odor Of furnltule
polish. so that Franks remor>e was, ny 'u.
medium OF his citactory nerves. still KEEP
awake.
There is another painful duty to per-
1orm' said Horace, helping himself 10 IT,,
cigarette. Frank could not help thlllS'"s
mat the unmentioned painful duty was 60" on,
nected with the table. I'VE feel that we w.
mound to let Sir Maingay know what A0'
haprenea."
The Dillon tribune., 1885-08-01
CHAPTER XIV
ANOTHER PAINFUL rAsv

~.s aue dno a,nner that night At Haz,ewooi Ho,,.
hosts ,,,t;a eary AFFAIR. Frank did not $40 e h;e
% hod sel. ua',i tue gong sounded. Their a.ms nus
"a '% d' sept snem so long that they wers "hH Sals
itv in ,ha, III undue haste to avoid unpuno,'ssS
h,,s =, IN 'ner own persons, thing which huc.aal '.
Tto "'n,.a van'ea to kind of moral su;o;ia 1.a
tbe ,oo',' essatlon whilst Whitaker e'ae ".. :;
.rSa ..s 'oo!1 was naturally forced. Fre, was IN
''"'' 'e'' them Of the contemplated r Ss.n r"mla
The Dillon tribune., 1885-08-01

Sir exclaimed WhstsGsr, NJ y rore .:
great surprise
''Ah. forgo, to whom I was speakinp.
! beg your pardon, Whittaker-I quite
forgot"
''ies. sir, you did," said Whitaker, with
true dignity: but, nevertheless, il only in
order to show th"re was no ill-feeling. tax
ing the two half-crowns which Frank ten.
derel him.
VINO was this man so anxious to ascertain
Beatrice's whereabouts: Leaving out OF the
question his ungentlemanly behavior to
Whitaker, instinct told Carruthers that he
was not of the class from which Beatrice
drew her friends. Spurious metal: no eigh.
teen carat stamp any where, he felt certain
Horace and Herbert would look gentlemen,
whether dressed in the pink of fashion or
iounglng about in rags-not that they ever
Old the Iatter-so, although he was too
modest to add his own name, would Frank
Carruthers But this fellow!
Suddenly Carruthers started from his nm
happy musings Why had he let the nan
60! Why not have forced him to saw for
what purpose he wanted the address, He
took his hat AMI ran quickly down the drive
and along the lane in the hope Of overtakine
the man. He ran right down to the village
but saw nothing of him. Hervey had
caught passing cab, and was now we'll on
his way back to Blacktown. and carving
the pleasan, reflection that Beatrice's man,
ner OF getting ont Of her difficulty had mt
nm into cleft stick. He began to wish he
h''' been rontsntei with money. ani fora.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-21
SaS frem6e Shmein.

SIN Sabre 1879 befanb fi9 tn sSnterIaten
I'M v9otel Wepoe cine sroBe ansenebms
@eieui9aft pon beuti1en Gamilien aus
PreuBen, Sa4ien uno Bayern beitebenb.
Wenn BITE Damsn ii1 mad Glide ,urids
se3osen, pfiesten bic Serren nod Bel Gis
sarre .unb einem @laie Wein gu politiiiren.
nobel BET tie psri1iebenen Meinunsen unb
Mnfidten oft re@t beftis ~aufeinanber pIass
ten.
Gin @uHe, wsl9er bas lsbbafte, bisise
Stretten einise Gage nit ansebSrt bate,
meinte: Die Deutiden miisn fid bod
INNER untereinanber 3%anfsn, unb i9 CLAUS
be, menn nal wisbsr Elm duserer Ssinb
tommt, 10 sebt bas @ei4 wieber auseinans
ber."
0arauf erpibsrte Elm baysrii9sr @utss
beiiter:
rsta i9auen'S, Ssrr Stuff, id unb mein
Weib babern aud ale Gag nit einanb',
wann mer aber isbn, baB a fremb's Sdwsin
tn uniern @arten wiu tommen, aadber
i&meiBen mer's aaeweiI s'iamm 'raas.@
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-21
80rienmiB.

&aum Ut bas Winiiterium @labitone i'm
beiBen Rampfe nit ben &onieruatiuen uns
terlesen, ba trifft aud Der beredtiste
Spott bic Sieser, BITE 10 moblfeilen &aufss
triumpbirtsn. BetanntIi9 iinb bic 2ibes
ralen baourd gu SAL setommen, baB fis
bas Bier belteuern MOLTEN. Die &ouiers
%uutiueu 3ieben basesen ben Ebee aIs Steus
erobiect Dor. vWie", iaste auf Der Grants
furter g0rie elmer Der Sauptwisbolbe bies
les sewisisten Snitituts, bic ensIii9en
R%onieruatiuen rufen: 2isber Gbsel =
Oas 1T bod bas erffe Mal, bag Son.
Ieruatiue fur = liberte idwdrmen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-21
I'm friiberen Sabren gait es in Eeras

Sn friiberen Sabren gait es in Geras
aIs feits &esel, baB in Der Rdbs zines
Mm eiienneites Der bette BIas gum
@raben zines 8runnens iei. Be.
finbet fi9 bas Geif melt ab pom hisbsnbem
Waier, 10 mag ii9 bic &esel bewdbrsn,
i'm anberen Saae aber nidt. Tenn gluss
s~rabunsen uon mathematician, bic in gas
fin tn Seras itattfanben, baben ergeben,
baB Elm ein3ises ameiienneit oft 8 G~ussdnse
beist unb bic Minbuns Der lssteren sumeis
len 400 SUB pom gieft e~ntfernt lit. Gaft
aue unterirbiiden @duse Der Nmsiisn In
Nuifin fibren nod benz Colorado. Sest
bat man bieielbe &esel In . atota
aufseiteat unb bort ioa fie fi9 better bemdbs
rem. gs wirb bebauptet, baB bort nit
Beftimmtbsit Wafer in elmer Tiefe pom 9
Bis II 6uS unter einsm slmeiienneit au
finben 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-21
0ieber elm Qebsn aerettst.

Dor etwa 3wei Sabren usrnabm Elm wobI.
b~efannter Burger gbicaso's pom ieinen
@erjten, bab CT iterben mIiie. Ssin Or
%sanismus, iasten ie, iei 10 enttrdftet, baB
es gum Wieberaufbau an ieber @runblass
febIe. CT entidloB fid einsn nsusn Wes
ein5ui4Iasen. @r i4affte etwas uon Or.
Yierce's Golden Medical Discovery
(solbene mebi3iniids Gntbsduns) an unb
ssbrau@te fe mad Mnweiiuns. Msbalb
besann ibm better 3u werben. gtniss Mo.
nate iebte er bie BebanbIuns fort unb III
nnnmebr seianb. Ct iast, bte 'Discovery"
babe ibm has 9eben serettet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-21

Dis oft wirb bas 9i9t Der SamiIie bur1
3sidsn BON Gribiinn ober Rsisbarteit Der
Damen umuSltt. Oo9 iinb bieis ni9t
i9ulb, bsnn bas iinb bic Solsen Der ienem
9ei9ledt eisentbamli9en 2eiben, pom bes
men Wdnner ni1ts fennen. Mber bic rlrs
fade Tam beieitist unb Der GrOnfnn wies
Der berseitellt werben bur9 ben @ebrau4
pom Or. Yierce's "Favorite Prescription,
wsl1e ais Stdrfunsss unb Nsrusnmittel
fur enttrdftete 5rauen 3uusrldifis, barmlos
unb idmadbaft lit. sic III bas unusrs
sleidIi9 md9tise 9eiImittel fur Srauen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-21
.Mforf Smoiu" 1T befanntIid Sic Woss

yNtarf Shain" lit bstanntIid bic Mass
te, butter mslder Der Sdriftfeuer Samuel
6. Clemens ii4 Dor Der 9eieruelt ueritedt.
Ntdt iebem birfte bic GrfIdruns bieies
Bieubonpms betannt fem. Sn ieinen
Sinslinssiabren ueriab ndmlid Der iest 10
seiddste 9umoriit bas amt zines Miiiifips
piHublootien. geim 2otben pfleste Der
Mann, welder ben 8Ieiipurf b~anbbabte,
benz 0rtliden Spra4sebraude semdB,
Mark twain" ~anitatt Mark two" (n,ars
tiere 3wei) gu rufen; ipdter, ais Clemens
IN Neuaoa unb Californian Qotalberi9te
unb bumoriitiide Sfi3Sen fir bic 3eitunsen
i3rieb, Seba9te CT bieies Musbrufs unb
nabm i'm ais einen nom du guerre an, Der
ieitbem cine europdiide 8eribmtbeit erlanst
bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-21

@essn Srauentranfbeiten lit SdSnfelb's
Nierens unb 2ebersGbee elm uniddsbares
Mittel. Selbit bas 9roniide Qeiben bieisr
9lrt 1T mad tur3em @ebrau9 bieies Gbsss
eeidwunben. Derislbe lit su 20 gents
bas 9adst, obsr finf Bafete fir 81 90 in
allen ~gpotbetern gu baben, wirb aud pors
tofrei mad allen Gbeilsn Der 0sreinisten
Staaten unb Canada perianbt. Wa9t
einen 8eriuh.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-21
SER &. war Elm GROCER 9isbbaber pon

Serr i. NOR etn GROCER Stebbaber pom
.Sparseln unb aB isbsn Mbsnb, 10 lanse
bieielben bauerten, feline sebSrise Bortion.
Sein &ne9t Sean bate ibm i9on otter
topfi9attelnb na9sei9aut unb zines
9ben6s, ais sr ieinen Germ nun pieber an
Der Irbeit iab, nabm er ieinen Mutb In
beibe 5dnbe unb iprad: v9lber Ssrr, ers
Iauben sic, bic SparseIn mifen bod ets
mas Suites fem, i'd babe in msiuem 9sbsn
nod tetne sesefen, m09te bod einmaI
bapon i9meden." = vgber Sean" rief
Der i~ouiale 5srr, warum bait On mir bas
ni@t eber seiast, i'd bate Did i9on Idnsit
einselaben NIT mir gu efsn; seb, nimm
Dir einen GeIer unb ies Did 3u mir, mir
modem baun bic Bortion briiberli9 NIT ems
amber tbeilen. Sean sebor9te freubeitrab
Ienb. Ser Serr nabm nun ein Mtsfsr,
i9nitt bic S~parseln In Der Mitte bur9,
nabm fur iid bic Spisen unb CAB benz
Sean bic boIsisen Striinte. GER s. mar
balb fertis NIT ieinen SparseIn, absr Sean
wiirste unb taute unb tonnte nur NIT Der
sr0Btsn Mibe siniss Stide berunterbrins
gen. gnbli9 i9ob sr ieinen Tslsr meg
unb iaste gang uerblifft gu ieinem 9errn:
rMber i'd fam ni@t besreifen, mas sic
Suites an elmer iol9en Speiie inSen, i'd
mag ME mebr fol1ss 3sis eHen." - vSa,
febit Du Sean, bas finb @sidmadsiadsn ;
Elm Sober bat ieinen eisenen @ei@mad."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-21
Gonttantin sperfo, Elm iunser Mann

VuhPuItiiu Sptllut w" l"NS't u'u"''
BON 20 Sabrsn, Der Is Spraden be-
berri9t, i~tattete bieier Gage benz Miiiiondr
Batter &iorban in Cattle @arben einen
8eiu9 ab. Wie er ersdblte, 1T er aus
Smprna sebirtig, wurbe aber auf benz
3pceum in paris eraosen uno traf uor eini>
gen Easen In Iew Yorf elm. Ssin Yater
mar, wie ct erSdblt, Der Bruber bes belgis
iden goniuls in Smprna unb wuroe pon
Banbiten setObtet, wel9e ibn sefansen ses
nOmmen batten, UNI elm babes 9oieaeIb gu
erSielen, i@ aber oaburd bic Serfolsuns
bur4 Militdr susosen. Sperto bate einen
gmpfebIunssbrief bes GrSbii9ofs psn
Smprna a N cardinal Meglostep unb Gets
terer bate i'm au Slater &iorban psrpieien.
welder ueriuden wirb, ibm gei9dftisuns
au perihaffen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-21
NGerfei Spas umo Grmf.

Giirfin Banline Metterni& bate tiirss
lib in elmer @eieafdaft sinsn ibrer faIi9en
3dbne usrloren. sic ma9te in ibrer ges
wobnten Weiie bur9aus tetn @ebeimniB
baraus; bas gauge Rimmsr purbe bur9.
iudt, aIein uersebIid. glm nd9ifeu Gage
erbielt fe elm Badet NIT einem sierIi9en
Bi0ete, NORM Der Sdreibsr feline Srenbe
ausoridte, baB er bas tbeuere Gut enbli9
sefunben babe unb es ibr beiliegenb iiber>
ienbe. Oas padst entbieIt ben CABIN els
nes-O4ien. 9atte Der &bienber feline
@alanterie unter benz Mantel Der Nnonps
mitat gu uerbersen seiu9t, mar ibre Dur1s
lau9t bod balb I'M &laren, nit mem fe es
gu tbun bate. sic entidloB ii9 turs,
ieste ii1 an ibren S1reibtii1 unb i1rieb
an ben e~rudbnten 9errn, iis babe pon iebsr
Bsweiie ieiner sroBen 6reunbi9aft fur iie
sebabt, baB er bieieIbe aber 10 melt trsiben
unb fi9 ieIbft einen CABIN ausSieben laNen
werbe, babe iie nimmermebr s~eslaubt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-21
gstt,ena aus Yapier miro ieet BON cine,

New Ssrieper Sirma fabrisirt. Mtan uers
penbet baSn WaniIapapier better Qualitat.
Cine @arnitur, b. 3. Rifen unb OGDEN,
iolden 8ettseuses uirb gu rs Gents uers
fault. OaHeIbe lou -fo ionberbar bies
aud tlinst = iebr bultbar iein, unb ii9,
psnn es einsei9rumpft lit, NIT einem
beiBen 8iiseIeiien sIdtten lafen. Die
OberHd9en finb NIT bibiden 6isuren
uersiert. sSm W:ntsr wiirbe bieies Bettseus
isIbfueritdnbIid bas gett iebr marin
balten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-21
Ser meme aderbau=G ommilIdr eolman

ertldrt, baB bic 8eriu9e, 3ufer aus
BEN orsbumsSp sersuitelen,
iid bisber nod nirsenbs be5ablt baben unb
fi9 uorausiidtIid aud ni9t be3ablen wer,
ben. Ser @uunb Iiest barin, bah ber
3udersebalt bes S%orsbums ~sesenaber Der
3uderriibe unb benz eisentIiden 3uferrobre
uiel su serins 1T, wdbrsnb Der Sait bss
Sorsbums iberbem melt mebr llnreinisfeis
ten enthGlt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-21
Geaeu Sanbbeit. M. gOmOme 3,

gaiuenb beri9tet iiber bic Wirtiamteit
zines neuen WitteIs sesen Taubbeit. Der
Ibbe sue lernte ais WiifionSr In Chino
einen S9iler bes Ssminars In Macao
~fennen, Der burd einen einfa9en 8ausrn
pom etuer unbeilbar i1einenben Gaubbeit
bsfreit murbe. Der Mann trdufelte INN
ben Blattiaft Der Yfanse Sing tbss@ ai
ms DIR. Wa4 einiser 3eit erfOIste elm
abfuB, unb Der S9iler bSrts obne
S4wteristeit. Seitbem baben bic Botaniter
feftsefent, baB bic Pflanse NIT Der In
6rantreid ldmsif aeclimatiiirten saxifraga
~sarmentosa, elmer 9lrt gisplau3e, ibsntii9
1T. Die Sldtter md1en frii@ in einem
W6rier seifampft werben; elm Tropfen bes
10 sewonnenen Saftes iou seniisen, INN
bic auf bas Grommelfsl briidenben Nuss
iOnberumsen Der Obrmui9eI 3u seriesen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-21
GrzNda6au aommiIGr 2orina, be

sroBe SorsbumsS amens 5reunb, beiien
m~aiienbafte Samensgntdufe benz 0epartes
msnt, bas beute iein @eIb nOtbiser brauden
f6nnte, als ben Samen, 10 uiel Sdwieriss
tsitsn b~ereitet, 1T iest anfseforbert worben,
benz S9asamt bic Summe pom 20, 229
Dollars 3u eriesen, bic er benz 0aboratoriums
6onb wiberredtli4 entSoseu. 9err 9Orins
wirb ia wobl bic 3abIuns perweisern, inbem
er bebauptet. ben Der. Staaten ein Nequis
ualent an .Samen binterlafen gu haben.
Damn bleibt wobl ni9ts iibris, aIs aud
ibm ben Bro3eB gu MAIDEN. aus benz freiIi@
idlieBli9 aud nidt mebr erwa4ien mag,
ais aus ieinem unniiten Samen.