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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-07
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Safota.

- Sn 0atota sibt es 6rauensimmer,
bic wabrenb Der iinsiten SIissarbs" Sci:
benmutb on ben Gag lesteu. Cine beriels
ben lit Srdulsin @uerniep, cine 2ebrertn
in . auttou 50. Die &inbsr waren
serabs In Der S3ule beiiammen, aIs ber
sefir6tete rBIisSarO" beransesoseu Cam.
5raulein 9ue,niep befubI ben &tubern In
ber S9uIe gu uerbleiben, bis Der Sturn
uoriber iet. Msbann besab ii9 bas Wdb:
den inmitten bes Sturmes iiber bic Yrairie
mad benz ber S9uIe 3und5it I~issenbsn,
cine balbe WeiIe entferuten Wobnbauie,
bolte bort 2sbensmittel fit bic S9ultin
ber unb ~eelan9te NIT bteien Wunbporrd.
:ben poblbebalten wieber i'm S6ulbaule
an, unb bic &inber tonnten bic Na9t
gang 9smiitblt9 m%tteinanber in bsr S9uIe
p~erbrtnsen. &n benz Ylase, mo SrauIsiu
@uerniep bic 2ebensmtttel boIte, wareu
pier Wdnner, bod teiner berielben mo-,
senetst, bic 2ebrerin 3uriit gu besIetten.
- Quf Der Sabrt BON 0eabpoob
mad Stursis purbe ber fir cine Sirma
IN ct. Baul reiienbe q. g. Carpenter pou
einem so 9funb i6weren JeIsitide an ben
&opf setroffen. weI9es uon einem iibsrs
bdnaenben 8erse ft9 r6ite unb berabs
~itiir3te. aIs Der pom Carpenter ..benusts
Bug Der @ortbwsfternlB Balm poriiberfubr.
Carpenters S9dbeI wuroe ~seipaIten. gs
1T nur iebr sertnse 9offnuns fir fem
@ieberseneien uorbanben. Seine Samilie
lebt in minneapolis. St 1T e~ntferut nit
benz uertOrbenen Watt. Carpenter uers
wanbt.
Der artefi4e Drummer in abers
been befinoet ft9 s~esenwdrtis In eineu,
beferen 5uftanb wie ie auuor. Der Druid
be6el6en betrdst 200 Pfunb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-07
SatnotS.

- IS ideint bod NIT benz Natursass
5unb in s btcaso nidt eitsl @in6 au
iein, wte man anfansli9 olsemein ans
nubm; bus @rbsus, bas 3usrit beim @ras
ben zines 9runnens fur bas QsIanb 6oteI
entbeft pur6e, itrOmt nod INNER in fol-
den Suantitdten aus, baB MAJ bic Wi5e
unb Soften elmer ueiteren Ra9fori6una
fir gut ansewenbst bdIt. Wan elaubt,
baB bus @as bur3 irsenb cine SpaIte pom
Grenton &altiteinlaser in bic Ntasara
Strata bur3brinst unb baB, penn bieie
bur3bobrt 1T, man bas @as In geniigenber
Suantitdt finbe, UNI es NIT Gortbeil ais
9eiSmatertal uerpenben gu t6nnen.
- Sn Sqinois 1T elm neues, reides
Electromagnetic entbeft porben. &uf
Der 9urrts Tarm, IA Reilen iibli6 pom
@armi, wurbe betm @raben mad Sob:
len 5uert in elmer Etefe pon 3O7 SUB cine
% 3ou bite &Oblenaber sefunbsn, unb
als man bann meter grub, I'M, fir ben
Setrteb Der &oblenmine einen arteli9en
Brannen 81 i3ufen, itieB man in Der Giefe
pom 1922 SuB auf cine itarte SeIqueIe,
psl9e 500 Barrels Del per Gag prObus
3trte.
Die sroBe gudbruteret unb guds
binberei Der 5trma 5enrp 8. &otter au
Sprin9ftelb 1T an Morgen bes %.
Sanuar elm &aub ber Glammen seporben.
Das 6euer fam sssen 6 lbr gum guss
bru3 wte, 1T nod nidt e,mittelt. 0te
Strma bate bas @inbinben Der Sammluna
ber @nti4eibunsen bes Obe:seri9ts ibers
nommen, wouon ft9 Banb 4O-l2O nod in
Der Sinberei ~befanben. sic iinb perbrannt
unb pirb ber S4absn auf SIC, 900 anse.
i9Iasen. Bon benz @sbdubs iteben nur
nod bic ssi9wdr3ten Mausrn unb i6ldst
&ottsr isinen 8erluit auf $75, 900 an,
benz iebO9 $4,000 gerfderuns sessns
lberitsbeu.
- Die vgionisr 9llfss unb Inter
itisunsss@ eisui9aft" IN @btcaso bat
bic pO4entIiden unterfiitunssn fur bic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-07
gibenbe 9ebensweiie, Maussl an ge.

wesuns wrOen sewObnIt3 fir Sic llria3e
bes SdmOrrboioen: 2eioens ertIdrt. Nbsr
slet9uteI mas bic llria9e iet, es i9merst,
es 1T qualuou, es perbittert bas 2eben uub
Der @rfinoer ber "ANAkESIS', bes bepdbr.
ten Wittels our &inberuns unb Sstluns
ioI6eu 2eibens but ft6 babur6 um bic
Renidbeit uerbient sema9t. gs linbert
bic S3mer3en wunoerbar i9neu. Strobe
bauon wirb fOitenfrei seltefert, wenn man
P. Neustaedter 81 Co., Box 2416, New
York City, abreIirt. Die "Anakesis'
1T in allen GpOtbeten gu baben, 9rsis 81,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-07

Samilien Der gbtcasoer anar6iitsn aat
$500 fir bic @ittpsn unb $500 FIR
iebes &tnb feifseiest, auBerbem FL 90 fur
bas brittle &inb bsr Trau TtiI,er. 0ielels
ben fousn it5 iett in bs1Ieren i,mfanSen
bsttnoer', ais our Se".., no ibre 9atten unb
Batter nod am y.<cen paren, aber ibre On.
iprii9s ltno aa9 I'm 70 sr6Ber. 90 ioa
6ran Y .ri ons tir,li5 cine soIoene llbr fiji
so5 unb einen Ytuib GIoat ft3 9etauf1
baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-07
Observation-Disclosures

Stenen Rotiten i'm Sebruar.
Sisneu, bic wdbrenb bss Spdtbsrbfss
forsfdIti9 seplest purben uuo IN gutter
Sei3affsnbeit bic Winterquartiere bs3osen,
erfOroern pGbrenb bes Uinters nur penis
&ufmertfamfeit. Sin Seller, Der our 9lufs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-07
segen liegt in Der Staft Der Serbaus


rlna pie aler anbern &6rpsrfuntttonen !;
benn fe ft6ert riiitise 9siunbbeit. 9eiess
net Jet baber bas &nbenten iener weiieu
W6n9e, pel9e, pobl wiilenb pie lei9t ber
Renl5 in iibermdBisem @enuiie ber suten
Dtnse bes Saietns feline &6rperfunttiouer
i9pd9t, aus Nlpenpfau,en, bersn Safi
ben @runbfioff Der st. Bernard &rluter:
pilen biIoet, bas ruirtiamlte ~8Orbeusunss:
mitteI sesen bic AMI bdufi9iteu portommen:
ben, aus iol6en S9wa6sn entitebenber
&Orperibsl bereiteten. In cine Yrobt
foitentrei gu betommen, a~oreIiire P. Neu
staedter & Co., Box 2416, New York
City. Die St. Bernard &,dutersB iuer
finb in allen &potbeten gu babeu. 9rei!
% Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-07
v u 3 n b.
9euti6Iano.
gIiaBs2 n.

- 9lus W 3 erfdbrt man ibsr bic i'm
Sort ManteuffeI bel benz 0orfe ct. Sus
lien uOrsetommene grplofon ~foIsenbss
Rabere: @ssen 10 rbr 8Ormittass bOrte
man auf bic gn%tfernuns pon mebreren
&iIometern einen i9pa4en &ual unb iab
cine itarte &au9woIte aus benz Sort aufs
iteisen. Oie berbeiseeilten Wanni4aften
fanoen, baB zines Der tleineren 8erbrau9ss
guluermasaBine tn bic 9uft sefiosen mar.
Die IN bemielben bei4dftist 9speienen
Wanni4afteu Der britten gompasnie bss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-07

@an iullte bic eriten an3eidsn pOn
Rbeumatismus nt4t gu Iei4t nsbmen, bsnn
es tunn IN tur3er 3eit Elm 3rouii9ss 2eis
ben perben. &aufe cine SIai9e SaIpas
tion SeI, sebrau6e es mad 9ori9rift unb
bic S4mer3en werben iOfOrt peri3pinben.
YreiS nur % Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-07
g b h.
Die spalte iiir Die Sanstran.
@inptrtunsb BET &dGte uu bic
MtI6.


MtI3.
Sstt man &ubmiI6 sIei4 na9 benz
ReIten peri9tebenen Eemperaturen apts
i6en 0 uno $50 GeIiius aus, unb erbdlt
fe 24-36 Stunben lang BET slet3er
Semperatur, 70 pirb man SOIsenOes
beoba6ten: l. 0ie &abmbiIbuns 1T I'M
TO i6ueuer, ie ndber bic Eemperatur benz
Ruapuntte 1T. 2. Die Mense bes erbaIs
tenen &aBms lit UNI 70 srOBer, ie itarter
MbtibIun9 Der Mtl6 mar. 8. Die Ius'
beute an Butter lit ebenfuIs sr6Ber, ie
ftdrter bic &btibluns mar. 4. SowobI
bte ab9erabmte MtI5 ais aud bic Butter
unb &aie iinb pom befierer Ssi3affenbeit
bic itartere Ibti6Iung bepubrt Dor Ser:
berbniB ber Mil3 uub tbrer Srobutte. =
gs empfisbIt ft6 ulio, bic MtI5 sleid
mad benz MeIten m0sIt6ft faIt aufBube:
pubreu, aber ni9t frieren gu Iaiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-07

Die iiderite art unb 8eiie, ienen ans
sreifenten 9uiten Los gu uerben, 1T Or.
Sua's 9ulten Sprup gu sebrau6sn.
Preis 25 Gents bic Slai9e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-07

id3fiden 6uBarti1leries &esimeuts Nr. 10,
Elm nnteroff5ier unb Elm &anunter, pur
ben alsbalo tobt aus ben Erimmern bers
porsesosen. Oa bic Bulueruorrdtbe slids
li3erweiie nidt sroB waren, itnb sr6Bere
Sei9dbisunsen an ben umIiesenben @es
bauli6teiten nidt unssridtst worben. Oils
l1riade Der @rpIoiton ntmmt man l1nuor.
i9tistsit isitens Der bsiben S~erunsIidten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-07
Sa Safe Snfttnte.
Noui;iat nnO Seminar Der Srioer
Der dritltden SduleH
3n 8 Ienepe {, ~ Q.

cNteieS uasSeJstdnsts Snititnt, 26 Nsttsu pstit4 pom
ct. Souis, an Der Wtthourt Yattftc otdil Noao,
duf etrem Der Otsramec Ntpcr lbsrbtiteuOen Slssl, in ssm
r]siSenbiteu uno se~uuteiteu Ebetle oes Staates Detiicurt,
puroe pom lem Sroeu Der Sriieer Der drtltltber SbuleH
errihtet, nm ieiue W~fitsliseer gu titbtt9er Sebrern beraus
subiloen, bic i'm Stauoe limb, bic manult6e Su9eno bs
sanosS ;u frommeu S~utbOltten, 9uten SlrSsru unN tii5tt'
gen geibdftslcuten Su erSteben.
Sunge @6nner, wslbe lid benz Steuite Sottes tn benz
Srben Der 6riiliten Sdulbriioer piomer, une SI eletder
3eit fb benz Gdtiten niSlid MAIDEN woaeu, t0nneu tn
Sisier Anitalt Auiuabme finoeH. Snabeu i'm Altsr pom IL
bis 10 Sabreu perpen, penn tetn StnssrrtB porbanesn III,
In has gorbereitun ess seminar aui9snommen.
&sseu Ssotnsunseu &C., peubs man I6 ~sefaatsit an
Rev. Bro. Director,
La Sale Institute, Glencoe, Mo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-07
Baltimore &trdbens 6lo6en.

1 4 limb Re bsrabmt pessu ibrsr hbrIsseueu safe.
Ste psrben MIR aus BEN retniteu @lotenmetaa (fupitr
h 3inn), nit Roabspssuna auseferttst, uub ~ssulS.ub
Q9essu Prsiien, SircuIare u. I. 10. wen6e man
an ots Baltimore Bell Foundry, 3. Heaehtr d
yuuS, Baltimore, DeD.
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Mpcr's


1T Elm ;uuerlditses S%eilrntttel in alien &cbl'
unb 2ungenfrantbeiten urb sur raidet
Seilung elmer Grfdltung ODER zines SuftenS
siebt eS nt4t ieines Sleifeu. 6. s.
Sonnes bon SOuncuu's, S~ertclep Co.,
g. G., idretbt: rSor einigcr .3eit iette
i) mid Dem @ettcr aus, unb Dies ;og mir
grfdltung uno Suiteu ST.. Nad ;tuei ODER
oret Ronateu itu9 i'd oil 81 fiir6ter, oaB
i'd auf feline Seiierrug mebr boffeu biirfe.
8a man mid auf 2lper's @berrp Bcctoral
aufmertiam ntafte, ifaffte i6 mir cine
Slaide al NIB begann cS etnjunebmen.
SiPS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-07
Seilte meinen Sniteu,

che bic erite Slaife perbralft mar, uno in
Sur;em mar meme @eiunobeit bergeiteilt."
q. s. 9aUiS BON atbiion, &aniaS, idretbt:
,8ieies Sritbjabr 500 t) mir cine hefttge
GrtQltung ~, Die fi6 ani meins SuHge
fette. gfadj oret Sageu fonnte i'd MIR nit
S6mtertgtett unO SdmerSeu atbmen. 60
balo ipie m0gii6 perifaffte i'd mir cine
Slai6e pom aper'S @berrpsB Electoral, nno
SaSurtb wurSe t6 idnell ,erleidtert urS
9ebeilt."
Nper's gberrD=Y ectoral,
8ereitet pom
Or. ). 6. aser & Co., eotpsu, Raf.
Su allen IpOtbeten gu babsu.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-09-10

planned so bitterly that ths next day he was
provided by a friend with a mattress and
blankets, aud after that occupied room In
Mr.. Ballentine's house. having his meals
brought TO him, for which he was charged
p for the carriage aud so ceuts for each
meal. The armed sentry put the victuals
on barrel and marched Off to convenient
distance 80 that HUMPHREYS would not be
near him.
The Georgia cracker is a prudent man,
and HUMPHREYS says that one day he
called out to the guard to let him have
pipeful of tobacco. The guard put his
tobacco pouch on the barrel, and Hum
phries approached, filed his pipe and was
moving of when the sentry called TO him
to never mind the pouch hut take it all.
The only communication HUMPHREYS had
with the outside world was through the
MORNING NEWS, which was laid on the
barrel every evening, and from that he
kept posted. He was permitted to receive
anything that was sent in, but allowed to
send nothing out. kilograms from Savan-
nah and from Dr. Hutton, at Wager, IS,
were left on his barrel. but he was not per-
mitted to answer them The Ballentine
family was as completely isolated from the
world as If it had been an island in IN d.
ocean. Every morning they left pitcher
on the barrel, it was filled with milk and
left there for removal
MIR. BaIlentine was nurSed through his i'll
ness by his wife, vino has twice had yellow
fever. No other member of the family
caught the injection. Ballentine is now
conValescent. Mr.. HUMPHREYS burned the
bed clothes. Ballentiue'' clothing worh at
the time he was taken sick, a d two suits
of his own clothes. The rest of his own
apparel and that of Bailentiue's family was
dipped in a solutio of 10, chloride of
mercury, aud the house was fuuiigated by
burning sulphur The fumigation and dis
Infection was done, the urst line under
instr actions of the Savannah sanitary boar
and the second time t,y the order Of DR..
Hutton. MIR. HUMPHREYS said that he at
tributes Mr. Bale tines recovery to the
high, dry and braciag atmosphere of Black
shear, where he said he Wou 4 not fear i'll
lection.
There was report yesterday that lot
OF refugees from Camp Perry mad come to
Southover junction and wanted 10 come
into the city whether or not, and Special
Inspector Basch was sent out there The
runor was not confirmed. No attempts have
been made to get into the city since Mr.
Lawton's experience last week. and no one
has since been SeIt to the pest nol,e.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-09-10
THE MORTALITY Low.
Only Eight Deaths of White People In
the City Last Week.

The health officers report for last week
shows that the mortality in the city was
2l-S whites and 13 colored. OF this num-
her there were II deaths of children under
! 10 years. The annual ratio per 1000 for
the week was IA for whites and 20 for
colored.
81 see the MORNING NEWS quotes
physician as saving that quinine is too
strong in yellow fever practice, and object
ing to the specific in treating yellow fever,
said physician yesterday. You can tell
that doctor, whoever it is, that he is wrong,
very wrong. | consider quinine the sheet
anchor in treating yellow fever, he added
"In accounting for the healthfu lness OF
the city there is something more than drain
age and artesian water that has been over
looked, said the physician. Ten years ago
the vaults had never been deodorized and
tOeir contents removed. There wers slight
excavations made in the lanes to let the
fOatd matter run out of the vaults, and was
covered up. Opinion was divided. Some
claimed the practice was not unhealthful;
others contended that it was Some of the
vaults had not been cleaned for 100 years.
advocated removing the night soil out Of
the city. | told them it was the only way to
get rid Of the controversy. Those who did
not think it healthy to continue the old
practice wanted it removed, and those who
did not think it unhealthy did not care If
if the night soil was removed, and
so the old practice was abandoned aud the
controversy died out, because it was no
longer an issue. The deodorizng and clean
ing out of vaults have had a great deal TO
do with the growing and present healthfu!-
ness of the city, and the artesian water, the
outlying drainage and the city sewerage
aud extra sanitation had been factors
Abiding to tine present condition of the
public health, the doctor alluded to TIVE fact
that for the three weeks past there had been
more sickness than during the month If
July. or rather more sickness since than be
fore the sapitatiQn. He had, however, no
ticed in tie last few days a marked de-
crease III the sickness in his field OF practice,
and with the cessation Of tie rainy wealth
he expected 10 see even more favorable
for healthy autumn
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-09-10
ON RAIL AND CROssTIR.
Local AMI General Gossip in Railway
Circlss

The quarantine regulations of Nassau
county, Florida, have been modified so as TO
permit freight coming from points north Of
Callahan 10 be delivered at Boulogne,
billiard and Dyal.
The Savannah, Florida and Western
railways refugee train, which was expected
to leave Jacksonville this morning for
North Carolina, will probably not leave
until tomorrow morning.
The passenger fare on the Eufaula and
Clayton branch Of the Central railroad has
been redu from 4 cents to cents per
mile, agents ate, and from cents to
cents per mile conductors rate.
The semi-anuual convention of the
National Association of General Passenger
Agents, will meet in the United States hotel
at Saratoga, \. Y, on Sept. IS, for the
transaction of such business as may come
before it, As the time of the meeting
strikes most general passenger agents right
in the midst of the fall rush there will not
be as large a number present as there would
have been earlier in the season. The invi-
tations issued TO general passenger agents
by the northern lines extending the court
estes and the passes gotten up for the
occasion are very elaborate and tasty. The
associa ion will be in session several DAYS.
Engines pulling the fast mail and express
traius on the Western railway between
Montgomery and Atlanta are provided with
steam bell ringers. The bell is connected
with the engine by rod, and the engineer
pulls a handle, which ssts the bell ringing,
and it does not stop until the lever is stopped.
The attachment has been on these engines
for some time, and it is said, and doubtless
is true, that the Western is the ONLY road
in the south using this novel contrivauce
The attachment is for the benefit of en-
gineers who run trains through and across
streets and cities, and is put in the engines
on the Western at cost OF S25 to each en-
CINE. The attachment is patented, and has
been in use in this country about three
years.
General Manager Belknap, Supt. w. w.
Starr, of the Southwestern railroad, and
Capt. J. A. Davis, the Centrars agent at
Albany, were topped very unceremonious-
" day or two ago on their return from
Blakely to Albany, in Manager Belknap's
private car. Tie coupling attaching the
car to the engine broke The car was
stopped by applying the brakes, and, of
course, the occupants expected TO sea the
engine stop and return every minute for
them. But not so; the engine steamed
right ahead clear out of sight, and it wa, an
hour and a half before it came creeping
back for fear of a collision. The engineer
failed to discover the accident until he had
gone ten miles, when he returned as speed
ly as was consistent with caution.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-09-10
T" denotes trace OF rainfall
l. A. benson. Observer Signal Corps.
The Best Time to Buy valuables.

This is the dull season OF the year. This
Information is not exclusive or from inspi-
ration. Trade is pretty well as far as it
goes-but it doesn't 90 far. Tho purchasing
power of dollar now is something surpris-
ing, simply because thereare more dollars
than trade. In a word, we are now inclined
to give very large dollars worth for lOO
cents just to keep things moving. Within
the past few months we have added TO our
stock III various ways, new ideas, now con-
ceits, new tricl;t and quips in jewelry, and
80 on. We've got to keep up, Won know.
with the strides Of inventive and artistic
excellence. Our stock is worth looking
over, and, as intimated, we ayiH sell re,-J
close to move some of it, This il O. good
time to renew hoGi2aold articles. Solid
Silver table ware, superb plated ware,
ornamental goods For personal use or
adornment we offer n line par erceiLerce &c
Ladies Ene GOLD, Silver and Diamond
JeweIry, Ladies' Watches, Chairs end
Charms, Gents Watches ana Jewciry. etc.
All of these articles can be bought cheaper
now than when trade gets brislser. Some
body will get married next fail-buy the
presents you intend 70 give nom. They
will keep, and you will save money.
NJ STERNBERG,
1871 BrOughtOn stree
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-09-10
Men and women's Bones,

JOINTS and muscles may escape tho agonizing
tortures Of rheumatism if they will but take
tune by the forelock. " aud annihllate tho symp
toms of oncomng trouble with the benisnant
and highly sanctioned blood depurent and
Alternative, Hostetters Stomach Bitters. Poi.
sons mostly constitute tho ordinary means OF
battling With this astrocious complaint Avoid
the risk on using these by resorting To the safe
as well as efectual anti.phlogistic and prevent
i've: AMER exposure 70 damp, through draft
tendency, wine glass full u the Bitters pre-
vents III effects No surerer preventive OF
mnlaTiIl ailments like fever and ague. bilious
reuittent duiab ague aud aglie cake exists, and
II is, BESIDES most genial recupcrntC Of
strength exhausted by excessive mental or
ilsieal effort. Miners. mai1uets ope "a lves
ANA others whose avocations tVOlvS MhoriouA
work IN rough weatherou Of d 1ots Or close ap.
plicatiOn indoors. find II Invaluable.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-09-10

barren rockSand tested it carefully, and OBJ
tained no gold even by the special process.
He had everything cleaned up and put away
and repeated the test in the mans presence
Although he did not seem to go near the
crucible, and there was an assistant present
especially to watch him. the result Of the
second test was q considerable quantity of
gold. Tho man paid his fee, leaving in
structions to have a certificate as to the
efficiency of his process sent to his hotel.
Tne certificate was duly made out, but
stated that Mr.. IS process was tried
twice, once in his absence and once when he
was present.
" In the former case absolutely no gold
was obtained from the rock, but in the
latter such and such an amount was
yielded
''The man never turned up again, as he
evidently saw that he was caught TO this
day nobody knows how the gold was gotten
into the sample.
Hardly week passes in our business
without something new and interesting or
startling connected with mines or swim
dlers" HARRY WALKER.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-09-10
BACK FROM BLACKsHEAR.
Inspector HUMPHREYS Tells His Ter
DAVE Experience in Quarantine. q

Inspector HUMPHREYS Tells His Ten
Days Experience in Quarantine. 10
J. NJ. HUMPHREYS, who was quarantined
at Blackshear in tho house occupied by
Mail Agent Ballentine, reported for further
duty Saturday, at the mayors Office, hav-
ing been released from detention by Surgeon
Hutton.
Mr.. HUMPHREYS was sent 10 Blnckshear
by the Savannah quarantine authori-
ties. He said TO a MORNING News reporter
yesterday thet he looks upon a Georgia
cracker with double barrel shot gun in
hi hand as much more dangerous than yell
low jack. For ten days be was under the
surveillance II three determined Georgians
native and to tbs manor b rn. who kept an
''gio ey' on him by day and watched tie
h iuse h.. night. the ii st night he had to
seop under tree out doors, aud ne COM
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