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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-06-26
3~nrembnrger Gazette.

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uno eintsen preisSertbsilunsen in ben
bfentli1en S6ulen abma1en. Muh
bier tpiirre bic YepSlfsruns ii9 sewis
jecer feitliden &unrsebuns sntbalten,
aber bic &ssisruns iiebt fi9 senBtbist,
penistens in pieiem eriten Sabre, 100
&pm 5auptitapt rem siplomattlden
Corps elm ~sroBartises Sdaulpiel su bic
ten. Oesbalb 1T man auf Zen @ecans
fen sefpmmen, an belastem Seite ras
Seuerwerf absubrennen, pelhes unz
ter Der edpitli6en &esieruns itattfanD.
Oieies Seuerpert pper @iranpala mar in
friberen Sabren auf Der Gnselsburs ab>
Sebrannt wcrcen, nabber aber tpurce Der
S6auplay mad Dem Wipnte pincip Sers
lest neil an eriterem Sr.e Die @efabr fir
bic YulSerporrdtbe ;u nabe unp Der 8aum
fir Die 3uidauer beldrdnft mar. SIM
Sabre 1867 madte man audi einen Ser
lub ;u Gan pietrp in Wontcrip, fetrte
aber bel Der ndditen @elessnbeit auf Den
pincic ;urid. Sblapn nun oieier plaB
aud jest fret lit unb assen bic Gnaelsz
burg nod cielelten Crime selten wie
Dor swSlf Sabren, miro bas 1euerperf
am 2. Stunt in Der GnselSburs alio me-
niSe S6ritte pom Gatican entfernt abs
s~ebrannt percsn. GS 1T pies nidt nur
cine plumpe GifiI6tslplisfsit sesen ben
sreiien pdpitliden Oulper, unter peiIer
5eniern man cHieieq fir cas- rspplutipz
nGre Stalten rempnitriren wirp, lonoem
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zen mad cem Satican binlcdt, no er ieie
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m etnteratbs, 100 rer @ussatesG tat
bcIprp6en purpe, crbpb ii6 Der rspplutips
ndre 1eputirte unp Stactperprcnete
Gusppli Mitsliep elmer alien rShis
lGen 6iritenfamilie, sesen cine unbecele
tence unteritiBung, wel9e Die Staet
Gpm BON NlterS Der Gem SranciscanerS
flpiter su aracBli auf rsm Capitol ,l>
fpmmen labt, urc ~Yerlanste, pielelbe lode
seitriden perren, ca es ii6 ur1 70 umbe>
qleme Nahbarn banple. Sin ancerer
Stactperprrneter aber Ter ,liberale' Ser;cs
Wailinc, %entsesnete, Gag penn man
aud Liberal" ieL man bod Der &elisipn
Der Yprfabren treu bleiben miille uno Ger
Gulhls bod ~wenisitens ais cine u NJ
# anbsia6e ;u bebanreln iei. Srps
peS @iceripru6s 3usppli'S purce bic
NusSabe asnebmiat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-06-26

Sabre freiseiproden. Gs BALI ni9ts,
caB bic 8elaftunssseusen fat sdusli1
feblten, Die 0e19mornen batten eS eins
NAL auf Ducrpt sem,iin;t unc caber
iprad Maes ;u @uniten peS 9erlaums
cers. Im Is. Mat senau am Sabres>
tase Der Grmcrpuns prs GrsbiibOfs unr
ieiner @efdbrten, rpureen ;pet ibrer WSrz
Der, Serister unp 80 n, in Satoz
ny bel Seriailes purd Gri6iesuns bin
seridtet. Sbnen puree Elm pritter Com
munif Scuctn, ;usetelt. SIR 9e;z
ties, mas ale Orei tbaten, par, ras iie
ben Nnitaltsseiitli6en Abbe sole
umarmten, Der tbnen aud I'M @efdnsnib
mebrere Sage btnpur6 ben Seiitano Der
Heli9ton seleiitet bate. = GS lit iberS
baupt msrfpiirpia, pas nod feirer rer
binseribteten Communion ben prieiter
suriidsewteien bat. @enisitenS III mir
fem Seiiptel befannt. Ginestbeils mag
Die LANCE @efansenl6aft in cisier Sins
lI6t Sinitis auf lie einsewtrft babsn, am
cerntbeils mug aber bemerft perren, pas
Die meiiten bisber binseridtstsn CONF
muniiten Den untern Stdnpen ansebSr@
ten,-cie bSber seiteltsn batten ii6 belier
in Siderbeit su brinsen reritanpen-bet
cenen trpy auer linen Spn ibren Serfib>
rem beiAebradten 8irbenfeineldaft paS
relisibie 0efiibl INNER nod ni6t YpQz
ltdnpis eritorben lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-06-26
Trantrei@.

Sn Iou 10 II E bat ith Elm ni6t
unwi6tiser politii6er prcces abselpirlt.
Der General Oucrotb bate Gas ccrtis
&c 8latt yGmaneipatipn" perflast neil
paiIslbe ibm ieinen Gbrenportbru6 unp
feline 0rpBiprederei biniidtli6 ces ySort
Oper Iesretb 3uridfebrens" in elmer
@eiie gum 9Orwurf semadt, Die ablplut
ni6t ais S6meidelet aufsefast merpen
fpnnte. Dur6 bic Gntla6unas,euaen
1T 5err Ducrpt freili6 reinsswalden,
aber Der perflaste &epacteur, 6err s az
bre, aud BON zen @eitwornen UNI
i6ulpis erfldrt werpen. Der Strift
6 plltn be;euste, Ger General babe
blpB has Seripreden seseben, in ppnts
a Mouhon beim @ntpmmen niAt gu
Hiidten. Dprt bitten iie rie @eiiuns
erbalten, Inn 2 ubr ben 9abnsus ;u be-
iteisen ; Der Bug isi ater erit mebrere
Stunren ipdter a~bssfabren. 3wei
Gpmpasnien Saierr, rpslde Cen Sabns
bpf bera6ten bdtten lire @sipebre spr
ibnen selapen, ie mitbin ais wirfli6e
8efansene bebaneelt. Der GScaerpn6ei
Spiane, welder mitD ucrpt entpil6te
ersablte, pab er, Ducrpt uro Der Saupts
mann .. 6 ito n ii6 unsebincert Don
cem Sabnbcf nab einsm gescniberlie<
senpen 9aftbaule beseben bdtten, wel6es
Souer peutlben Splpatsn serpelen bic III
nen inpelen feline wsitsre Ysa6tuns sss
i1enft. 5iater eemlelben ieien le aui
ren duseriten 8aa selanst urp, nadeem
fe um einsGfe seprsbt ieien lie benz lifen
Der Splpaten entl6wunpen sepelen. Bon
bort ieien tie nit 10000 Wann bis nabs
pem Srte Wtlrie se;psen, lpobin Ouz
crpt cine Gmpfebluns bate. Sic batten
bier Subrperfe erbaltsn. Wit hinge
buns ron Nansis warsn iis gum
SabnbUf pom @cioul unp BON pa
na6 Nerers ssfabren. 0eriel6s
3euse CAB aud an, RAP Der 0snsral Bel
Gbampisnp nit et,pa sebn &eitsrn ii6
auf pie Sa6Ien s%eftGr;t, un rarrtb leis
nsr Snfanterie Mutb ~ MAIDEN UNI
ieinen Sdtdl In benz Seibe zines Sadirn
sebrp6sn babe. Ssi SusenSal Babe
or rie wei6m Sruppen ms Ssuer 9efibrt.
MlS Oucrpt am 2. December ben Nlfs
sus bsipblen, bStten bic an sinem Ourdz
trud, Der ~lbrisens aud ;peflss seirea
len, gar ni6t mebr babe penfsn. Del
Hifsus iei init FOLDER Stcnuns u. &us
be beWerfitelist pprcen, eas Die @reuBen
ni6ts scmerft unp aud nidt raran ge'
eaGt battsn, renielbsn 81 itSren. Sars
penn man riels 3sussn b5rt ii OuerpI
elmer Der sbrsnbaftelten unc tapisriter
STbisre GranfrsiaS. SruBcsm wurr'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-06-26

bleibt fein anberer auspes, ale Tin Oueu
;wtIden ren Nnatep unb Don 8arlps,
neil bieie Sefpen ialiesli9 Die einsiaen
Wtdnner ietn tperoen, weldr bic y9sence
SapaS" in Spanien ibris ldbt.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-12-04

he formulado respecto & esa Antilla desde
slos bancos de la eposicion y desde los mi
nisteriales, estos leales espanoles pue-
den tener la completa seguridad de que
siempre me encontraran q su lado en- cuaa-
to Sc refera q la honra de Espana; pero
q mi vez espero de ellos que no solo con-
tinuaran como hasta aquf defendiendo con
understandable fe la integridad del terri
torio, sino tambien en- cuanto se re6era &
la defensa de las instituciones que Ia ma
cion Sc ha dado en- uso de su soberana. !"
Como Y. .puede yer los golpes que
estos dltimos dias han lle7ado los
enemigos mas 6 menos encubiertos
de ,Espana, han sido mortales Y s1f-
cientes para que no leyanten cabeza
en- mucho tempo.
El Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-12-04

vida, este don pasajero que tan presto me
vuelves q guitar, nunca hice mas case de
ella que t1 de Ia tuya cuando, el casco en-
Ia cabeza, juntos hemos luchadoa = lhecho
saltar nuestros caballos por .encima de
montones de cadaveres. Ell pas ado. no es
NADIA, y 81 fin, 10 future pasara tambien.
Quisiera. sin embargo, haber muerto en-
uno de aquellos momentos; pues aunque
causaste IL desgracia de mi madre, aurn-
que me despojaste de mi prometida, STEM
to que todavfa eres mi padre; y que ,por
idura y cruel que sea tu sentencia no = es ,
injusta aun viniendo de Il, Enjendrado en-
el pecado, muerto en- la infamia, mi vida
empez6 10 mismo que ACADIA: ell hiiO ha err.
rado como habia errado Ell padre, = en- uno
solo, td castigas & entrambos. Alos oios
de los hombres mi crimen parece Ell peor,
pero Dios nos juzgara.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-12-04

.-Af IA
ga viviente de Ia perdida de Hugo: sus
dos fjos, pero abiertos, extraviados, nj
una .vez sola se habian1 dirigfao ningun
lado; nj una vez sola sus bellos parpados
Habian velado su nirada; pero alrededor
de sus: azules pupilas Ell clrculo blanco se
dilataba sin cesar. ALI estaba con la mi
rada Yidriosa como si IA sangre SO le hu !.
biese helado len sus venas! Pero Iae GUAM
do en- cuando, una gruesa lagrims, lenta-
mente formada, be despfendia de sus par
: pados ojerosos. riQh! este SO comprende
viendolo, no oyendolol- Los que Ia veian
Ase sadmiraban que de ojos humanos pudies
ran caer semejantes kgrimas. Quiso ha.f
blar, pero la imperfecta voz se ahog6 en-
.la inAamada garganta, y sin embargo, en-
aquel sordo gemido parecio que su cora
zon Sc desangraba. No Sc eye mas ma:
da. :. /. todavia quiso ,hablar y su VOC
rompi6 en- un grito prolongado y cay6 en-
terra como una piedra 8 una estatua vol
cada de su pedestal, mas bien como Una
cosa que nunea tuyo vida, como un monu4
nento de la esposa de Azo, que como una
muier culpable LENA dc vida, impulsada
al crlmen pof su pasion como por un agui
jon irresistible, pero iacapaz de soportar
sp desegperaeion y revelaeipn de sasI
faltas. Y pesar de todo, ella viva aun.
Pronto yolTi6 de aquel sdesmayo semejan
te & Ia muerte; pero su razon no Yotvi63
del todo:3 todos eaWa sentidos ahabian sido
sssr- -w~ ~~--~--- ~--~Esz- ---r
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-12-04

te. :. pues tt me has visto tu lado,
cubierto de sangre, recorrer 4 caballo ell
campo de batalla, td sabes que no estuvo
Ociosa en- mis- manos esa espada que tus
esclavos me, acaban de arrancar, esa Aes-
pada que ha derramado en- tu defensa,
mas sangre que la que ha de hacer verter
tu hacha. To me diste la vida y puedes
volverla q tomar. Els un don que no te
agradezco. '
Ademas 20 no he olvidado las injurias
de mi madre, sl amor despreciado, su
nombre deshonrado la herencia de
oprobio legada q su hijo; ella esta en- la
tumba, donde su hi]o, tu rival, va pronto
q encontrarla. Su corazon desgarrado y
mi cabeza separada del tronco atestigua-
ran entire los nuestros cuan fel amante,
cuan tierno padre has sido tt. Cierto es
que te ultraje; pero ha sido ultraje por ul-
traje. Esta mujer que llamas tu esposa,
segunda vlcti.na de tu orgullo, bien sabes
que habia tiempo que era mi prometida.
T1 viste y codiciaste su hermosura, y
para probar que 20 no podia aspirar
ella, alegaste tn propio crfmen, mi naci
miento; yo era indigno de su mano por.
que como hijo bastardo tuyo no po
dia reclamar los derechos de un herede.
ro leg1timo para sentarme en- el trono de
la casa de Este. Y sin embargo, 81 me
quedaran algunos veranos de vida, mi
nombre, cubierto de una gloria quo 10 per-
=-ze>-s sr-- -.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-12-04

teneceria exclusivamente, eclipsaria al
tuyo .Tuye una espada. !. .tengo un CO.
razon capaz de conquistar una cimera tan
noble como todas las que hayan podido
cubrir las coronadas cabezas de tus antepa. .
sados. No siempre loside mas preclara al
cdrnia son los que llevan las mas briIlan,
tes espuelas de caballero; y las mias lam
aaron amenudo mi corcelial eombate DOR
delante de jefes y principles altaneros,
cuando 20 acometia al enemigo al grito
triunfante de ''lEste y VictoriaI" No ira.
tare de defendermi crfmen: no te suplicare
que me des algunos dias, algunas horas,
rapidas, que al fin han de pasar sin ser
contadas sobre mis- cenizas Un delirio como
el de mi pasado no podia ser durable, y
no 10 ha sido. Aunque mi cuna y mi nom
bre son bajos, y tu aristocratico orgullo
haya desdenado abrigar un ente como 70,
puedense no obstante encontrarse en- mi
cara algunos rasgos de Ia de mi padre, y
en- cuanto q mi alma,es la tuya misma. I. !.
de tt tengo este corazon indomable y
fiero; de tl.----- bien iqu6 es 10 que
te hace estremecer?. De II el
vigor de mi brazo, ell fuego de mi alma.
No solamente me diste la vida sino todo
10 que podia hacerme mas tuyo. Mira Ia
obra detuculpable amor Has sido castiga-
do con un hijo parecido 4 ii. No, es mi als
ma de bastardo; no: como la tuya, 6dia to =
9da especie De serviIisno En- cuaatQ + f. Is
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-12-04
9dn gasf Qsres dttarfs.
Continuation
XIII.

Entonces el sombrlo Azo Sc cubri6 ell
rostrQ, pues las venas Sc -le hinchaban y
le latian en- Ia frente como 81 una hirvien>
te marejada de sangre hubiese afuido y
reauido en- su cerebro; y durante algunos
instantes permaneci6 con la cabeza baia,
su mano tremula delante de los oios para
ocultar suVrente q los circumstances. En-
1re tanto levanta Hugo sus manos carga-
das de hierros y ruega q su padre le escu-
che por un momento. Azo no responde,
pero tampoco rechaza su demanda.
I'd no pensarAs que tema q Ia mVer-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-12-04

profundamente agitados por yiolentas sa.
cudidas; 10 Amismo que an 'atco ahojado
por la lluvia que no arroja IL fecha sino
al azar y siempre desviadas, las hbras
Idelicadas de SUI cerebro nodproducianiya
mas que pensamientos erpantes y sin 'ila-
cion. Para ELL, va no existisl pasado; el
porvenir 10 constituian tinieblasa asembra
das de horribles reaplapdores senej altes
q los relamp que onoeha tempes-
tuosa iluminan5 siniestfamente 81 sender0
desierto. Ella, aterrorisada, septia que una
accion criminal pesaba aincontrastabiei So
bre su alma y que era su neutral conaes
cuencia,. la perdieion y la vergiienzayy y
que alguien tenia que morir,, apeFoI gQienI
Lo ohabia Slyidado., Use, halIabs 1aun een !
'vida9 Era Ia terra 10 que pisaba, el cielo
10 que, Ia ,cubria, .ersnt lhombfes ados que
la rodeaban9 90. eran delnonios que h mis- 81; !
raban con ,oios smenazadores, . ella que
hasta entonces mo- hallara'mas q mira
das y sonrisas simpaticasf Todo era vago
y confuse en- su atribulado y errante espf--
ritu, caos discordsnts de esperanzas gysde
insensatos temores: ylya riendo, Ea lloran-
do, insistiendo locamente en- cada extreme,
ella luch6 con aquel convulso sueno de
que parecia Presa; peFo flayl que en- vRno
tratarA Il infeliz de despertar. =
, y [cone1.';td; :, = =.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-12-04
XIV.

Dijo, y cruzSndose de brazos hizo reso-
mar las cadenas de que estaba cargado; =
de todos los que le rodeaban nj un solo
jefe dej6 de sentirse afectado al oir ell ID
5gubre sonido de los hierros. Pero bien
pronto sc tornaron todas las miradas del
lado de aquella fatal belleza, del ladosd de-
Parisina.. - Podia ella asf esciulchar Ia
9sentencia de muerte de su amantel 4Allf
estaba, deciamos, palida 8 ipm6Yil, II n eau
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-12-04
2 FOLLETIN.
:PARISINA A.

POEN1A DE LORD BYRON,
TRADUCIDo DEL INGLEs,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-04-24
Good Advice for Farmers.
From Practical Farmer.l

IL
Southern planting or farming, to be
made profitable must be conducted on
small farms by thorough preparation and
cultivation of the soil. It is impossible to
keep up the fertility of the soil and fenc-
ing on large plantations and no one can
afford to tend exhausted lands with hired
labor, hence, we say the acreage of land
cultivated must be curtailed and be made
to produce largely to the acre, if not, there
will be no profit in farming. The average
product of the cotton plantations is not
more than bale to five acres. Would it
not be best to manure and cultivate fifty
acres, so as to make what two hundred and
fifty now make. 1t would certainly save
much capital invested in lands and mules
for labor. When labor was cheap, costing
nothing more than food and clothing, we
could afford to tend poor lands, but when
scarce and high priced the policy is to
make the land fertile and produce largely.
Thus our plantations will be decreased in
the acres tended, so as to lessen the eX-
pense in hands required, and increase the
crop profits it is the only plan OH which
they can be managed prOfitably.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-04-24
Bee Culture.

1t has always surprised us that our peo-
pie did not pay more attention than they
do to the culture of the honey bee. Con-
sidering the amount of capital thus invest
ed and labor expended, it is ten times the
most lucrative business in the world.
In this sunny cline, where the clover is
filled to overlooking with juice, and the
flowers brim with rich sweets for over six
months in the year, a colony of bees could
pay for the hive, the trouble and all ex-
penses the first year, and leave neat little
profit in the owners hands.
When our people are forced to the con-
clusiOn that they must practice economy,
and take advantage of all the resources
that beneficent Providence has placed at
our disposal, then they will see the wis
dom of our advice in this particular.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-04-24
Educational.
East Tennessee University
STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
AcademicaI Department.


Three courses have been established-the Agricutu-
raj the Mechanical and the Classical leach of which
Of Bach science and the last named dne to the
degree OF Bachelor of Arts. Requirements for adms
sion to either course: Higher Arithmetic Algebra to
Quadratc Equations, Geometry 1.-TWO books, English
Grammar, Geography ability to read write and spell
correctly and to the Classical course in addition the
following: Latin Grammar, Caesar Cicero, Ovid or Vir
gil, Greek Grammar. Xenophon's Anabasis.
SHORTER CoURSEs.-IWo courses, Agricultural and
Mechanical, each occupying tU years have been es
fablished for students who at least eighteen years
old, and who are proficient in Reading Writing, Spell
ling. Geography and Arithmetic. Those who complete
Preparatory Department..
Applicants for admission must be twelve years old
able read and write, and be in the rudiments
OF Arithme ic Geography and English Grammar. The
of instruction extends through two years for
the nOnassica and three years for the classical stu
dents.
MILITARY Tactics are taught and every student not
physically unable Is required to take part in military
Of about $50.
MANUAL LABoR.-An students are required to per-
form small amount Of manual labor. Those who
wish additional work, with remuneration, can have it
to limi d extent.
term of five months. In the Preparatory Department,
per term Sl15O Room rent for same time is $780, but
to students unable to pay, 1t is RENTED Furniture
for ROOM including chair table, cot frame, mattress
and washtand, costs each student about So Washing
is from 5Q to 10 cents dozen. Fuel and lights st
each student in dormitory about so year Board
may be hd near the College for 81 per week, and lodg
ing, fueI and lights for So month,
FREE TUITION will be given to three students from
each county in the State nominated by the Represent
alive in the Legislature Free transportation twice
year each way will be given to State students who at
tend the College over the following railways viz the
Memphis and Charleston; the East Tennessee, Vir-
ginia and Georgia; the Alabama a. Chattanooga
the Tennessee and Pacific; the Memphis and Little
Rock; the Louisville and Nashville; and the Memphis
and LoIiiyIle state students who fare over
Northwestern Railroads, viii be returned over them
free of charge. M
Humes, Prest, or Prof II. Nicholson, Clerk OF facn
ty, Knoxville, Tenn. IepAi-
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-04-24
RATES OF ADVERTISING.


The Maryvie Mail arrives at 1890, A. NJ, and de-
parts at 2:0O, NJ, GailF. except Sundays.
hiaynardVllle Mail arrives at 1900 NJ, on Thursday
and departs at l:OO P. J., same day.
The Blains Y Roads Mail arrives Tuesdays and Fri
days at HOO NJ, and departs at 12OO NJ, same days.
Gap Creek Mail arrives "Wednesday at 300, P NJ
and departs Thursday at 600 AM.
Inc Post-Ofce opens at 7:30, NJ and closes at $50
PM Opens again at630, PM closes at 1870 PM Office
open on Sunday at l:3a P. NJ. for one hour.
JAMES RODGERS, PM,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-04-24

REMEDY FOR CUTwORI IN CORN
The Practical Farmer says after the
corn is dropped and covered, and before it
is up, apply OH the surface of each hill,
about one tablespoonful of ground salt.
Unless it is carbolic acid, nothing makes
worms squirm like salt"
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THE RED ANT AID BEES.-Dr. Over
man destroys the ant by sprinkling So
luton of carbolic acid and water on their
nests. Mr.. Cox drives them away with
tansy. Ashes and oil were also recon-
mended.
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TIE JEWS IN RoUMASIA.

a general conference of Jews was re
Gently held in Brussels, Belgium. The OBJ
ct was to REVIEW the condition Of The
Israelilish people in all parts of the world,
tud suggest measures for their benefit.
Eminent men We're Members Of that Con-
terence, aud, says the Philadelphia Age, the
proceedings cannot fail to command the
attention Of the civilized world. A lead
ing item of consideration was the affairs Of
ROumania, and the delegates from that
Prircipality laid before the Conference the
condition of their people. They propose
to petition the Roumanian Chambers for
full civil and religious rights, at an early
day, and support that demand by all those
facts and considerations which grow out of
the progress made by the world in relation to
the rights of men to the fullest exercise of
their religious opinions and beliefs. Rou-
mania is composed of two provinces, Wal
lachia and Moldavia, and the official union
was completed in 1861. In April, 1866,
Prince Charles, a branch of the Hohen-
zolern family, was elected Hospodar by
universal suffrage, and the Great Powers
refused to authorize or allow the lnterfer-
ence of Turkey. Since that time his do
minion has been recognized by the Porte
and the other allied Powers. The num-
Der of Jews in Roumsnia is estimated by
The "Anglo Jewish Association" at quar-
ter Of million, and they are subjected to
severely restrictive laws and regula ions.
In 1858, when the international settle.
ment was made between Great Britain,
Austria, France, Prussia, Russia, Sar-
DINA and Turkey, it was declared
that all "Moldayians and Wallachians
shall be equal in the eye Of the law with re-
gard to taxation, and shall be equally ad-
missible to the public employments in both
principalities. Their individual liberty shall
be guaranteed. No one can be detained,
arrested or prosecuted, but in conformity
with the law. No one can be deprived of
bis property, unless legally for causes of
public interest, and on payment of indem-
nifcation." The Convention containing
this clause was signed at Paris by the rep
resentatives Of the Seven Powers, on Aug.
10, 1858. An additional act was signed in
1864 by the representatives OF the same
Seven Powers assembled in the Confer
ence of Constantinople, which contain
the words: "The Convention conclud-
ed st Paris, Aug. 10, 1858, between
the Suzerain Court and the guaranteeing
powers, is and remains the fundamental
law of the United Principalities." These
provisions were respected until 1856, when
the Constitution of Roumanis was altered
in radical manner, and against both the
civil and religious rights of the Jews. Ar
ticle Z of the new Constitution provides
that foreigners protesting a Christian faith