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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-09-17
StraBburg, 10. @ua. Sei Der sefri

Strabburg, 10. Nus. Ssi Der seiiris
senGOnihtuiruns Der Sreistase BADEN bier
ldmmtlihe @ewdblte, i'm Sesirf Sbers glz
IaB nur SO ron 81 Gswdbltsn, cen pprses
lhritbenen Gip seleiitet. Die Sreistase
pom Miblbaulrn, @ebpeiler unc Sbann
fino bei6lubfibis, wdbrsn terjsnise BON
O%ierenbpfen IS nod ni6t 1T.
WsB, IA. .Ius. Die beige poli,eis
direction ma6t pas Yublifum pareuf auf-
merriam, cas ss anseseist isi gu %pesinfeis
rem. Gin Gbplerafaa wurrs bio isst bin
nod ni&t eUntatirt, casesen 1T GboIsrin
untsr Sinpern unp grpatlsnen fart Yers
b~rsitet. 0esen 80 paran erfranfte Spls
eaten belnrm ii6 i'm 0arnilrnseasare
the.
Die Wo1el bat pibrenb Der lebten bei1s
fen Sabresseit oiele Spfer sefOrrert. Sn
ben meiten 1auen lag llnpprii6tisf.it
ieitens Ger 8erunslddten, tbeils beim Yas
ben tbeils, beim Sii6en Dor. Wit Der elm
setretenen fibltn 5emperatur perrsn fi6
bofentli6 aud Die u%nslldsfiae permins
bern.
Die ieitber speimal wbdentli6 auf
Der Gsplanare itattsebabten Wilitars Cons
certe baben pesen yitrammen" Oienies
unc rieuei6t aud wssen niht iebr far
fer 5reausns aufsebSrt.
Cine Sper rperren mir porerf mi1sn
miiGen. bod miro ibon nd1fen Wpnat
cine S9auipielers 0eiealhaft pom sutem
&uie uniern &units unp Wulentempel be-
3ieben.
Nus hem GliaB, 6. @us. SIM sanssn
IbannerfreiS 1T ben S1ulfineern perbp>
ten, an ben prossiToneH Tbeil su nsbmsn.
Wan iebt, ras ipmmenpe neue preuBii6e
0eies seaen RE Yrc,slipnen pirft bereitS
in Die &eihSlanrer ieinen Sbattsn sors
aus. Sn einem Girculare an bic Nais
res beibt es, iie, pie Waires, lolten wiis
fen, tae Die 0eifliden in ben S1ulen
ni1tS su iasen baten.
Son Den CUR 9 6leifu n 8 keitimt1s
ten elfdftf@en Getunsen
Yatsburs unp 9 9Ietttapt-Io
idreibt man aus Strabburs unter esm IA.
Musuf-iino nunmebr bic Mauern ;uH,
srSsten She'll absebrpdsn unp bel rsa
bieiissn GUrtsbautsn perrpenpet porpen,
,ppsesen man nit Der Ginebnune Ger
grpwdle bis ieBt nod nidt porsesansen
1T. Oa bel Gem S1leifsn rielsr Ssfuns
gen auber rem &ei6sinterslIs aud bass
jenise Der einselaen Gpmmunen betbeis
iist IT, 70 1T sesenwartis ieitens peS
8riessminiiteriums rem 0enerals8 pmz
manpU pes IS. @rmeefprps elm S~asenieurs
Sauptmann CUR @erflsuns seiteqt nor
BEN. wel6er ii9 mad ben einsebeneen
Seitunsen beseben bat. OerIslbe fol-,
duBerem Gernsbmen nad, au6er Der So
itenpermittluns fir Sprsunebmenee S6leis
flung ni6t nur bic nStbisenI erbanplunsen
bebufs IuseinancerleBuns nit ben CONF
munen fibren, lpnpern aud bic Serscz
burg Der sprfemmsnrsn Arbsiten in en-
isrpriie, ipwie eersn lpesiele eeituns pprs
nebmen. auf eiele @eiie boft man,
penn ni6t mebr in risism Sabre 10 rU6
ipdtstens gum finftisen Sribiabr, risie
beirsn Sefunsen, weIde alerrinss ruy4
rem slbbrud ibrer Mauern bsreitS ibreS
Gbarafters entfleicet linp, rsm Spcen
sleid sema6t ;u babex.
Strabburs. 19. @usuf. Son 20
Sreistaeen iinp iieben pur6 gipeSverpeis
seruns Der Mitslieesr tsl6lusunfibis,
namli6 swei i'm Sbers GllaB, elmer i'm
Inter Sliab unp pier in eptbrinsen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-09-17

- Mebrere Original artitel muBten
pesen Mtansel an &aum 3uriid9elest lper=
Den.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-04-05

was ueRu.
When 3 man meets his fitting mate,
society begins sT5s
The struggle Of mar with man Cor
bread wears out enthusiasm very fact
Flipkins says that there are three
n,alegsex, the female sex and
the insects. sst
In London Hiram Fuller is organic
ing club of both sexes. He expects to
get fuller society by admitting the
Indies. II @E[3tYFl ~
And now Richard the III, ia said to
bo prohibitioniss. "li he was not"
says Spiccr, why did he stop King
Henry,'s bicr,"
The law prohibiting minors from play
ing billiards is strictly enforced in
Indianapolis. ~ ''''a'
An Ohio man killed 'syounng,
goose the other day, and discovered in
It's crop gold ring his daughter lost ten
years ago. 80 "a 49,,
The ovsrseers f,hc poor in a Vermont
town set down intheir annual report
charge Of So for "taking paupe,s, to the
inenssc:ie."
This is good one i'll the Wes'eru
.fk-la m
tine, Texas. In his life he was lovely.
and in lis death he was divided"
A young lady once discnrleiF her
lover for his small sizes In his resent
ment, the rejected wooer burned her
fathers house. t..Lo, what big FIRE
little spark kindes" !" InTs -aI
Everybody knows where umbrellas go
to, or rather, that they are stolen, bu,
few kn9p that tasgor, scotln md I is the
spot where most of these rain shedlo
come from.
A Hanqyeriau bake,llateiy eHeetually
relieved his wife's aufferings from rhema
tism by placing her in his oven for all
shout OF dwo,s and Hhors unappreciativc
relatives have had him arrested for
"honlicide BY ,carels lsssncss." r,
At aNyoung ladies' Adcba6ug, club,
ths@ following question was lately
saiscEssedsiws,AShats gives gil the
most plensurcz-to hear herself praised
or to hear anoshcr Girl rub downg No
decision was afriyed at. AA q
The first robin Of the season appeared
in Daubury ON sundnysanda asyescorted
through town by nin.tccn bows and
arrows, sixtytwo shot guns 70 Vi musk
cts and eleven rifles.
.s@l osaGhieago Tribune says that tho
Legislature of Illinois has been in scs-
sion eleven weeks, aud has passed TWO
bills, one of which was adopted t. en-
able the other one to go into effect.
An innoceptr young man in Des
MYaies vss sskedI By the Rev Mr..
Hammond, the rcvivaist, if he was
laboring for the good of his soul. "No,"
was tbsrePlsaC IL work for Billy
Moore"
Sam. Weed, Of Cincinpati, has sen,
to Paris for glass eye. IIc used to
look thsough a knot Ikolo insths fence,
j ! 80 HL. /
which separated his back yard ffSn tsis
of the robust dsple gho lived next door.
A silly .fool Of loyes at,pes MqineA
draws blood oa his arm and uses il 10
tho place of ink to write to his girl
zen tSonsthat q do,t pound hor with
the stove handle in, less tlan year
after marriage. Sf1S1
We always get mad when We walk
along street about Q q clock at fif,h Ut 1
aud, passing shaded porch whsre y
young man is bidding his beloved
Coed night, hear the girl cxclafm IN a
loud whisper: 'Oh, stop, George, you
haven't shaved"
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-04-05
Ayers Cherry Peotoral,
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
w such as Coughs, Colds, whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
.rnhn a (cn,nl

Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
! - and Consumption.
y Probably mover before in the whole history OF
nnedieine, has any thing won 50 widely and 80
riveSiy upon the confidence of mankind, us this
eNceh[pt rcmedy for pulmonary Complaints.
IlrouSS long series of years, and among most
OF the re2s OF niekNit has risen higher and higher
In their estmation as II has Dacorje Better known,
rions aireetions-of the lungs and throat, havo
made 1t known as a reliable protector against
theIu, While adapted to milder forms OF disease
and to young children 1t Is ut the same time tho
most efiectual remedy that can be given for inciI
lent. consumption, and the dangerous affections
of the throat and ltings. AS provision agnipst
sudden attacks of Group, IL should bc kept ON
hand in every family, mud indeed all are some.
times subject to colds anu coughs, all should DO
provided with this antdote for them. -. Es
Although settled COnsuDiption Is thought in.
durable, still great numbers of cases whJre tho
discasc seemed settled,J have been coHrplctely
cured, and the patient restored TO sound health
by the Citerrg Fpftoruf. SO roinplete Is It's
mastery over the dsorders OF Ntbe .uniss and
Thront, that the most obstinate OF item yield TO It.
Whom nothmg else could reach them, under the
Cherry PectoTttl they subside and dfsnppcar
Singers and PuGiic Speakers Ind great
protection from it. t go
Asthna is always relieved and oilcn wholly
cured by it,
bronchitis is generally cured by taking tho
CjteTs'U Iscctorni IN small and frequent doses -
SO generally arc its virtues known that we
need not publish the certificates of them here, or
do more than assure the public that its qualities
are fully maintainad
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-04-05
Ayers Aglle Cure,

For ;,!; Fever and AEue, intermittent Fever,
Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb
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and indeed oil the affections which arise
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fail. Containing neither Arsenic, Qunpe, Bis
mntl, Zinc, nor any lther mineral or poisonous
uent. The number and Importance of its cures
in the aguo districts, are literally beyond account
and we believe without q parallel in the history
of Aguc medicine. Our pride Is gratincd by tho
ACCOMPLISHMENTS we rcceiyc,o OF the radical cures
effected in obstinate eases, and where other rem
eties haa whollyfnilcd.
7Unacclirnatetli persons, either resident in, or
travelling through masmatic localities, will be
protected by taking the 5GUE CURE daily.
q. For Ltcer Complaints. arising from torpid
ty of tie Liver, it Is an excellent remedy, stimu
lating the Liverinto healthy activity.
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints il
Is an excellent remedy, producing many truly
failed r-&
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and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass, and
sold all round the world.
PRICE, $I.O0 PER BOTTLE.
may ii rFruf &C ly
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-02-06
ME "lCAL CONTENTION.

Tha Minnesota State Medical Booietg
met in st. Paul Feb. 18th. Tue alton.
dance vas hardly as large a. usual,
owing to the difficult travelling. How.
ever, it appears to have been an enjoy.
able eoaveotios, aud the ''sawboaes''
doubtless found il 20, ~ they discussed
tho delicate banquet spread At tho Me-
tropolit.D. Or. A. E. Senkler's name
IL mentioned with, especial commenda.
ton for .. very learned and elaborate
report on Practical Medicine. One ad.
mirabls feature was the passage Of . res
olution, which throws open the privil-
eyes of the association to all otherwise
properly qualified persons, "withous ref
erence to race, color or SEX" though
TO the shame Of the society be 1t
known that the vote stood 10 to Is.
We say shame, for all tho most select,
venerable, learned, and popular medi-
Cal societies of New York aud other
places have given hearty welcome to
various la les. who by their protracted
study, acute learning aud unquestioned
skill, have earned for themselves seat
in those distinguished bodies.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-02-06

HE controversy in regard to the
canal, dyke and harbor improvements
has been amicably settled at a confer.
snce held last week 10 which promi-
nent representatives of the rival cities,
Senators and Representatives Of the
States, officers Of the War Department,
sod Governor Washburn, Of Wis,on-
sin, we're present. BY the eonpro ON,
ise accepted by all parties, tn,
canal and dyke both remain, and ~
opening is to be made in the cana
through which vessels entering the in.
oer HORROR BY way of Superior city will
have seess to the railroad docks and
wharves at Duluth. The river hsrbor
IS also to be dredsed, aud constant VA.
ter communication opened between the
two cities. The railroad company
agrees to this arrangement, and will, il
liberal Inducements are offered, build ,
branch crossing tho St. Louis river
near ito mouth: to Superior city. All
suits aud litigation now pending b..
tween the two cities ars to b. With.
draws. '''., -. l.. - # -.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-02-06
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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-02-06
MINNESOTA AND THE STORM.

The storm that broke over Mime
sofa on the 7th Of January has been
the subject Of wide spread comment,
and We are sorry to see that there is
tendency 10 some quarters to use the
occasion Is . means of general vili6ca.
ton of this young State, than which
there is none tairer in the Union. 1t
is true, that the report. Of persons b.:
ing found frozen to death were most
painful. Dsy By day the seeosnss that
cane In from III sections only piled
horror upon honor, and there were
spsoulations rife a to what dreadful
height the horror, might reach. Ono
feature common to al unusual occur.
RANGES prsdomiusssd in this; that tho
further away tho reports originated,
the more heartreud,ng they we're. Ii
our own neighborhoed, where the
storm w.s undoubtedly As fierce as it
Was elsewhere, it Was remarked rs
something quite wonderful that there
were no fatal csses. But Why no fatal
cases 10 Stearus county? The people
Of this county are just IS active and
diligent; and as likely to be away from
home, or on the roads, as the paople Of
any other section. The exposure was
just - great in this county as in any
other. Our surmise that the greater
part Of these reports were false, is dai.
" being made into fact. Aud We do
not believe that one. fourth Of oil tho
oass' reported will prove to be cases at
al, except in the general way of lying.
Nevertheless it affords foe opportu.
sity tor some who do not entertain ia.
vossble views Of Minnesota and who
gladly avail themselves of thu oppor-
tsnity to deery it, to cover their envy
with tho disguise Of comniseratiou.-
We fear that this is done With tho view
to, prevent people from coming to. our
State. With some, yea with many, it
may do harm, turning their thoughts
to other States, when otherwise they
would have come here. But shall W
Say Indiana is IN uuinviting country to
live in, because during that cold spap,
hundreds of cattle were frozen and
even the fish destroyed in the streams ?
Shall we say Louisiana is unit to live
10 because the Mi'sissippi was nearly
frozen, over in that low latitude ? We
would DO sorry to have any ono de. |
tered from our State by the "Buo-
come" reports originating either in this
State Or out of it, in regard to the ex-
treme cold and suffering. It is not |
to DO doubted that there has been much |
greater Suffering 10 other sections of |
the country this winter than in this
aud we believe that soon it will be
kuowo that there we're not nearly so |
many deaths BY freezing as have been
reported.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-02-06
THE WEATHER.

IN Penpsylvsnia on the s1st ult.
the Thermometer in vari.us parts Of
the State marked from % to "a below
zero, the coolest weather for thirty
years.
1T raioed 10 Chicago on Sunday
and Monday, their "st,ests and side.
walks are ela, Q Of ice.'' ::
Monday in New York was ono of
the most severe days of the season.
Ferry.beat travel was much Interrupt
cd in the East and North rivers, on
account Of the great quantity of ice.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-02-06

:. +. B. SANFORD, l...ly cashier, d, Il til.
81. Paul 4 Sioux City r: R., i. . de-.
faultsr 70 that company ID tho tus, 6f
$500. Hsis nov on sde wing wins, : aud
his numerous friends, of whom he ia, :
borrowed money snd jsxelrt, are e . .1
ious d to hs' xhsre.bouts.h -. 10
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J enplsts tlds1s16snss:of isstjj, ind u lid
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tie iip9ss4tafens afaetssd aid honest
iiaad impartial Comment ouftAem.1e1j3d q, I:
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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-02-06

"A man named ~And.rson ~. "a.
v.relv injured = f.llino, from tn. n.v
brid.. It 81. Pal. on nona,v.
III. r.,;h..,. p..,.,,,:.,. ..,.
that a,h A.. h.in. t.l.n from I..t.
Cannon. near th,t e;tv ,t III. mt, Of .
ton /. d.y.
-Tha n,..,;., of II. a.. oh.,,..
H.~czl h. h..n L.. h, pill s.on.
IL. l.t. for,... Of Ii. oaao.. "a, .
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Kr;,s of'ct Sas,ssi E ~ ara .a's1:1A
81: .3e4a :.
-, 1870 ff'oe' soe'asse on the mas.
uoe' eno oa.ot@ nen1ey. Xe' etreeseo
On o.'oFo'y la''' on tne en.Fse OF MAN.
'':epke>e! . Goos.ne7 Ae14sy' se''0n
w. - H"'.ae.'. 'o"e o>ys ''nee'
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-02-06

FOSTER eu9EElaa, the New York car-hook
nurdarer, has been sentenced to b
hung on the 7th Of March. But tho
Judge omitted to name the hour of hi.
death, and now it. is, said he must have
4 new, trial. G.; 3a4 ~ 7c& s2sss 9
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-02-06

Tar Dodge ease We again .breueht
up Gu Saturday in s.. Paul, IN ,vita y !.
repetition Of afidavits and rich ei,ii.
d'ose:'' At tht conclusion Of the I. case
Judge Hall Immediately .o o., !, zoe /
bis bis decision in the matter, which v vas
81 that the defendant should retain the''
ems! custody ofshe children, but that 1 i.
should pay'to the. plaintiff SO per :
week sod $4,000 for ext,epaes .:s'sl47 $.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-02-06

1T is runored that the difference
between Great Britain. qald Russi. Of,
tho Ah'van qusshoa isiocrsa<fog, sna
that tho governments Of France, ii Aus.
sria, Italy, Turkey, Remark and .sve.
don are determined to support the,
British Government ii il peas...;on.
.-Ec5 h6foaIzo g. !l;cfs; essgt ggalyga
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-02-06

o" Fnd.y The sea.s, passed . ne
me''a to Cosgssss y ssrpit .tbs vid.
ews vhs lot their husbands in th,
late storm to receive The patents On
Asir hemsstsads when applied for.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-02-06
AATE HE ~ 1TEAs.

49,. - &c T. ist:>
The Prssidsnt he's approved ths
the act abolhhing the fishkilg psitil.
sse. :<,. ..-.., =: r,
.:--The: eoamittse If wsJs md anea.,
v.Ilrepost aRaiask, thahin?to :zstsadttha
cotton taxa rsis e.;s41 - :. isa TIL.
-Bssidss Beschsr'e @25, 900 sslarysi
henekes:absutas msst: aofebsytarly
lsdiapksssd lsssuriss. saisasd >c9i,' Il
4-F.ssas i 8smgss<ljsasis .Esg:
laad, on Ansria,sas fkspt thsi. ,11ll
bssssnsaeaA. in his ,tsllksa 'sdt ala
--zThe Miaaosri Libsnb Repabhss.s
haze reealssd not 70 .nstgs. ,thsnssltss
int IT, Any RaAtisal psrty1as: present. -.
TIE Aftis.r Gir,a.. s1s dying 81
with disease Of: tho throat Imagine
what six feet of sore throat must feel
like.
Seven people interested in Mrs.
"n't'0a'' ts'''' Is jurors, sheriff.
"''ne''''' and counsel have died in aix
"'o'n''
SHOW. drifts on the Union Pacific
railroad are nineteen feet deep in
places, and the weather il the most ter.
ribls ever known. -:
-Th. .x-rn,..o, n...,.. ,,r
a,,;>. -. ne. -l.tc,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-02-06

T; =. "A LONDON dsps,oh St to Al :: :ie . T.
says, tho weather for ttes 81. pit J, ttbtis,
days has been io,,sbl,ely odd, eold. 81 81
hundred persons h.y,.I be.sn' i tie..a, 3
death ID tut lime 9'se zs .:, =
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-02-06
LITERARY NOTICES
Tho Febru,rv Atlantic opens vi

Tho February Atlantic opens with
q chapter on -"E aglish Folksong"
which contains much that is curious.
"Boy'ite in \ Scottish Couu.ry.ss,ts
is the second chapter Of Robez. Dale
Ovens autobiography. james Par.
ton contributes one of. the most utter.
est'sg chapters in his Life Of Jefferson,
extracts from which " published
lat weak. K. H. Dolly contributes
many facts hvorias The adoption II
the Petal tslesrsphy system. Aue.s
the other ssat,ib.tisns Of sets azs "A
ehsncs aoquaiataaee !" ''Idiesyae.aa-
ies;" aud "A hint for smuggls.s. |"
James R. Osgood l. Co., pablishs,,,
Boston.
-Ser'6ner for February il . very
readable number. The opening pieces
arc fully illustrated, Including "Ths
Tehuau,epsc ship:eanal," Chow men
learned to aualyss the sua,"' and = ps.
per on "Siam." Miss Phelps ooatrib.
utes 4 strange story, "sinss I died"
"One phase Of the marriage question:
is curiously presented. Dr.. Hollaad's
story, "Arthur Bonoioastls" progresses
well. "a Court Ball at the Hague" il
interestingly described. There ars
several short Stories poems BY Geo.
Mcdonald aud others :; the "Old CaIi.
act" full Of good things ; and consider.
able else that is readable. Se.ibner &
Co., publishers, New York. ::
Each number of Peters Ns.;cal
Monthly contains more new music than
could Do bought for double the nosey
In the usual sheet form. Tho Fsbru.
ary numhe, has the usual variety Of
vocal and instrumental musie. The
publisher oaers to send, postpaid, any
three back numbers of 1872 for So
cents, or six back numbers for: 81, on
. trial trip. J. L: Peters, publisher,
New York. ..
The February Number If the Ec.
lectic il an exceptionally attractive H.
sue of this valuable periodical. The
leading paper Is 4 vsrv able spalJsb 'ef
THE Progress Of Msdiciss a.d Sur.
gery," and this II. followed W "Tbs
Royal Favoritis Of :Fraso>. ''2 %Two'
very striking pspe.'-the gems # tho
last Blaekwood- entitled "Goethe,"
ind "Middlsnsrob,' ii given, tkogethl:s
or with the most aoompl.ts rsesip. mt
tssyet appeared Of Mi: Geo: asntk's
rensrk.bls papers on""rhs1 ~6hsldeaanl /
Account Of the Dslugs." Ot6er ia:
portaus articles are "Dogs whom I h.vss
Met" "Pops Pins IT, "Ths Irish
Brigade in the Service Of France"
)" and the op.uing chap
tiers of tue new story, entitled "Too
Soon," by the author of "Patty." The
number is embe llished with fine Dor.
trait Of the late Wm. h. Seward. g.
R. Peltoo, publisher, New York.