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The Cecil Whig., 1873-06-07

- ~L LIMA BEANs.-For the past
ten years we have raised them in great
.abundance-in fact have cooked none
other for dry The first year or so we
found difficulty in ripening them, as we
picked for the table as fast as they
were ready. There are only two points,
if observed, will insure success. The
first is to pinch off the top of each vine
when they have reached the of the stake,
say 6 feet, and the second is carefully
to save the earliest pods for seed.
Many writers say they must be planted
eye down, etc We never practice it
we put the ground in nice order, when
it is warm enough, and plant as any
other beans, 4 in hill, and they gen
orally all come. By saving the earliest
for seed, we have them nice for the
table threeweeks earlier than at first,
Boston Cultiuctor.
The Cecil Whig., 1873-06-07
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

~ For the relief and
E0 cure of all derange
&~ Ients in the stom-
D ach, liver, and bow
4 J ! Z ] | ! ! ! !
EEM els. They are mild
SiS.A<A aperient, and
SllZX, &SS> excellent purgatve.
Being purely vege-
4S&sseeNsr <4a4 table, they contain
UlsEh mercury or mir
&D lrsa eral whatever Much
AI.#: serious sickness and
~ >s suffering is prevent
ed by their timely
use; and every family should have them on hand
for their protection and relief. when required:
Long experience has proved them TO be the sai-
est surest and best of all the Pills with which
The market abounds BY their occasional use.
the blood is purified the corruptions of the sys-
TEN expelled, distractions removed. and the
whole machinery of life restored to its healthy
activity. Internal organs which become clogged
and sluggish cea1sed by Ayer's Pills, and
stimulated into action. Thus incipient disease
is changed into health the value of which change,
when reckoned on the vast multitudes who enjoy
it, can hardly be computed. Their sugar coating
makes them pleasant to take, and preserves their
virtues unimpaired for any length Of time, SO
that they are ever fresh. and perfectly reliable.
Although searching, they are mild, and operate
without disturbance to the constitution, or diet, or
occupation.
Full directions are given on the wrapper to
each box, how to use them as 4 Family Physic,
and for the following complaints which these
Pills rapidly cure:-
ness. Languor, and Loss of Appetite, they
should be taken moderately TO stimulate the stom-
ach and restore its healthy tone and action.
For Liver Complaint and its various symp-
toms Bilious Headache, Sick Head
ache, Jaundice or Green Sickness, Bill
ious Collie and Bilious Feyers, they should
be iudiciou-ly taken for each case to correct the
diseased action or remove the obstructions which
cause it.
For Dysentery or Diarrhoa, but one
mild dose is generally required
For rheumatism, Gout, Gravel, Pal
pitation of the Heart, Pain in tho
Side, Back, and Loins, they should be contin.
uously taken as required TO change the diseased
action Of the system. With such change those
complaints disappear.
they should be taken in large and frequent doses
to produce the effect of 4 drastic purge.
For Suppression, large dose should be
taken, Us it produces the desired effect by SYM
pathy.
ASS Dinner Pill. take one or two Pills to
promote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels restores the appetite, and inTigorates the
system Hence it is often advantageous where
no serious ,icrang cement exists. One who feels
tolerably well. often finds that q dose of these
pills makes him feel decidedly better, from their
cleansing and renovating effect on tho digestive
apparatus.
PREPARED DY
Dr.J.C. ATEIc &c CO., Practical Chemists,
LOWELL, Mss, u. S. Il.
FOR SALE by ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
June o. 1S12-Iy
The Cecil Whig., 1873-06-07

excellent plant on all pasture lands, of
great value in sheep husbandry, adapt
ed to almost every kind Of soil-loamy,
rocky, sandy, or clayey-and its net
work of roots is all through the soil
The following analyses Of red and white
clovers are by Prof Way of the Royal
Agricultural society of England:
The Cecil Whig., 1873-06-07

The Pip is occasioned by the
forming of dry, horny scale upon the
tongue the beak becomes yellow at the
base; the plumage becomes rufiled the
bird mopes and pines the appetite
gradually declines to extinction-and
at length it dies, completely worn out
by fever and starvation Give the
bird, three times day, for week or
two, two or three grains of black pep
per in fresh butter, which will effect
q cure r tHsf
The Cecil Whig., 1873-06-07
tIWe would call the attention

tB We would call the attention of
owners of horse flesh to the following
article, which we clip from one of our
exchanges, in relation to shoeing horses:
"Horses are now shod for road-work,
with heelcorks set lengthwise of the
shoes on the fore foot, instead of cross
wise as formerly The new fashion
prevents the horse from slipping side
ways, and is highly in favor with own
ers of valuable horses, who have tried
the change"
The Cecil Whig., 1873-06-07
Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

gloss and freshness of yostth. Thin
hair is thickened, fallen hair checked,
and badness often, though not always,
cured by its use. Nothing can restore
the hair where the follicles are de-
stroyed, or the glands atrophied and
decayed; but such as remain can be
saved by this application, and stimu-
lated into activity, so that a new
growth of hair is produced. Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning grey or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. The
restoration of vitality it gives to the
scalp arrests and prevents the forma-
ton of dandruff, which is often so un-
cleanly and offensive. Free from those
deleterious substances which make
some preparations dangerous and inju-
rious to the hair, the Vigor can only
benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hair giving it a rich, glossy
lustre, and grateful perfume.
Prepared by DR.. J. C. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
LOWELL, MASS.
Ju,e 1S-o-1y
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-17
u { M b IT a.

am u. -Rebember wurSs in Riserbtsinasn
bic 81. Wliion aeItlehen, wel1e pom 1. Tey.
an cur1 bic boom. 8sesmptrrihen patrss Htu.
S'efsn anS @isnbaus abssbaltsu purss.
Den 6erf&ritt, wtl&sn Der Weblaans i'm
WreBetTlositam Sursml urs felt hem Sabre 1912
esma@t bat 3eissn ~fVlssnes 3ablsn. Sn 1912
eetrus Nr 1ttnertras ets bstaaten Gissntbums
i,66G,!5S dr., Der &tintrtras bss Mot bsksrtrn
S.aenieuuas mar 4.7OO,93i 9r. Sn 1858 wurss
e*tsr grtras fsfseasat mic felst : Cir sas b.
9iatntbum 2.438.676 Gr. uub fRr has ui&t
eseaass sissntbam S.4ii,755 Or.
!. Der 9mtsat bts gtsantinnsbmus ssn Tai.
estni " previioTii& ron EaIbeim mad Altpiss
ssrisst wsresu.
DC Rammer bait as Gsfss absr bic arsnnuns
~ WsHttnee Sanpweilsr In apsi q msinbsn
esntpnaiat. 10 eaB IN 3ufanft Damn ftius rssHe
VsmtisssxTRaIaHs babru pirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-17
So uobl, mir Dsutide ~unterbaIten CON,

ia uobl, mir Osutide u~nterbalten CON,
germ Sieie amerifanii9en Sungfern. IS
Ut oas cine id6ne Situation fir Elm Wdo-
@sn. oas Iebtes Sabr feline srobs gel.br-
lamfsit nod ielbit in Der nd9lten Siit.ict-
l4uls seiS0pft. Sn bas 2ebrfa9 sebjren
nur 3eute nit @ebirn, Die nidt Die game
Wo4e bios WaHer trinten unb erif am
Sonntag ettuas Sleiid, 8rob uno 2afoi-
feln gu iid nebmen molten unb oobei mbia
lbre 30 Dollars monatlid einifedtn. einerG
lei oh unlere 2inbsr cine maieriiotiae
Ssslsnnabrun8 Die @ode binourd baben.
Su Newbern unb Roismouno iinb Die
Ieute pobl nod i'm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
erbaIten tporben. Oh peroient ooer unuer:
oient 1T cine Grase; Der bo9w. Safer
Vaumann wiro idon nit @eoulo uno
ueberlesuns fir oas Bette, bieier suten
Geute aasbarren i'm Sample.
vs. odmms.: aud iber greiton, Union
Co.. no Batter Burns o. s. b. auf 24O
Nder 2anb isinen anter seporfen. Sn
nidt ferner 3eit, miro ii6 Elm maieitdti-
ldss RlOiter ,,eins 8enebictin'r Mbtei" aQ-
bort erbeben. VII bielc GusF1ten MAIDEN
Elm tatboIiidss Ser; marin.
(-Nur nidt Die Sairs uno bas noe.
slemenoe Worsreifen in Der Ses Woinisr
Reb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-17
Airdli4s asuiektittn.
Der 6o6wlroisfe Di6ceCau6if6of

pennee . mar am Z. b. W{. in Giour
eitp Sa., NO er oas Sodamt t~eierte. Sie
&ir3e mar iouobI i'm Morsen- ais Rad-
raitta9ssottesoienite seordnst poa.
Ta& Der MeNe prsbisse Der Sodm. gi.
lbof iiber ben Cert; @ebet binaus in Die
Welt lebret ale Yolter unb taufet Ie i'm
Wamen oes 9aters, oss Sobnes, uno oes
b. Settles uno id psrbs bel gud fem, bis
ans gnoe Der 3eiten.
Na4 Der 8esper ipenoete berieIbe bas b.
Satrament Der 5irmuus an las psrionsn.
I'm Die Geier wiirois su bessben, batten
I6 Die beien Sdnser DER Staot obne Rid.
it9t auf Iationalitdt obsr @lauben i'm
Gbore e%insefunoen.
Am 8. Qe,em6er, am Sefc Maria
GmpfdnsniB, wuroe Die &lrdenpropin,
Tep Yort (beitcbeno aus ben Si6eeSen,
Nep Yort, albany, Bottom, 9tootlpn,
Buffalo, Burlington, 6artfort, Oaoenss
burg, Portlano, Yropioenee, &o6eitsr uno
S%prinsfielo) Dem beiIisitsn Ser,en Selu se.
piomet. Sn Sirtenbriefen iuaren Die $40.
%eelanen aufseiOroert woroen, Die sseier nit
Anoa9t uno Singebuns Su beaebsn. Sel=
ten, l9reibt Die ~@atb. 3epiep", ielten muir.
De lolde GrOmmisteit in ben Stdoten
Netu Yort, Srootlpn uno Hspart bemertt.
Vim Sreitas, SamItas uno sonntaa
tuaren Die Veidtltahle ben sanasn Gag be-
laSert uno am Mbeno als Die &irden ae.
ihIoSfeu msrAsn Sout., n..., rL.r
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-17

@~tdiugea. ben IL. ROpsmbs. f873.-@eRern
Ntsnp um palb elf 1br ffarb bier mad 6assrsm
aranfsnIaser unp pertben nit ben bL. Sterb<.
Saframsntsn 6frr Sob. Gbriappbors, cbemali-
atr pfarrsr ~ z teinbeim unp Vous. gstereu
~ y amer I'M Sabre 1891. atfolpirie q ktus
Sfseisn ~ yursmburg unb trat pann In BIZ
Ssminarien Don ReB unb Hamiir. Ha&ssn q
gum prislfer sswsibt ,perptu, wirfte CT pxb,enb
srufitr Sabre ieasusppa aIs q rian ~ 6efiussn
une parnah wabrsnp unssfabr ~ Sabr,a ale
yfarrsr in jsrtr Der pfIrrsien Stinbsim anb
Sous. tis fanf !sBtsn Sabre isinsr prieferli-
Den lbatiafeit perltbte CT ais aapIan AZ Uersera
ane ,ps lI6 i'm Sftober 1872 nod Rediassp q.
., ". Surud. no Der COB Jpn s%rsilts,
Ir Serbli6sne nimmt, as frommer unb
ittlsnsifrissr prietsr bic eitbs unp A6tunS 5ei.
nsr sbsmalissn pfarrfineer, Ispie Aasr, se lon
%fdnnten, nit lit ms Grab.
Snpsm mir ibn Gem frommsn @tbets Setasr
5rsunrs snPfrblsn, boHen mir ,uslsi1. ea6 er
ptrr ibm tsrtits cen erbn ssssbsn baben p<rbt.
ben or feinem isinsr trsusn Hientr soreutbalt.
Iis lfertiibsn lsbsrrslte Sss gerforbeusa uer-
cen CUR Seiattuns mad Wnmsr sebra&t uexesn,
no aud er ssi&ensisna faii6ursn (el. 81
rube in Grispsn!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-17
(S&Iub fclst.)
2Sie Ole oent(6en Aat6onkeu in

SVW Vtt UtutttVeW ytUtUOttHeW VI
Oes Woines ibren Yrieter, ben bohw.
Batter u. q. SaiieL unieru 2anosmann,
ebren, oapon Seust Die art uno Deile, pie
ls Ieinen Namenstag ct. Rtdolaus, fei.
ertsn. Sas .Sewa State 3esiitsr" idreibt
barber ME iolst ~@eitern am Geltaae
oes b. Nidolaus, oeltu Rame Der bo1u.
Batter Saiiel, piarrer Der ct. Marienae.
meinoe babier trGst, benubten Die Riu6er
Der st. Marienldule Die @eieaenbeit H..
rem Yfarrer ibren 9anf In elmer art bar.
Subrinsen, Die ebsnloiebr gu 8anlteu Der
&inoer ais au4 81 &uniten Der S6me.
tern, bic an DER Sdule lebren, ipridt. -
Na4oem Die &inoer in corpore Dem 6o6.
ante, gu oeiien Geier oas funituOle Orsel-
lpiel Ses proieHors Weper ni9t renis
beitrns, b~eiSewobnt, besaben tie ii4 su
Tatsr Sale uno beidentten i'm nit einem
ip%ertbpOQen Gbormantel, elmer eipiaen Gam.
pc uno einem Ilberbeboroetsu an3ug fir
@bortnaben. Sie arbeitereiaNe i6erreid.
te gut aussefibrte 8ilber In aeIamaduol.
len Gabmen, cine Sddrpe uno elm Yaar
iein9earbeitetsr Y~antofeln. paHenoe I'm.
ipra4en belt bas feline Dolt als es oi.
@eidente, untsr oenen aud
nod zines Gigarr.netuis 3u erpdbnen,
iiberrei4te. Die S9ulc ssbt sut uoran
uns uaren Die GGumli1teiten niht 10 iebr
beldrdntt, es mdreu gu Oitern itatt Den
e%inbunoert, ~Speibunbert S4ller,
luelbe Die anltalt bela9en uiroen.~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-17
Corresponding aus pes 2Hoiaes.

Die gripartunseu In DER rW0n&sfaot4
ltno nod INNER un9etribt. Sas bort er.
ldeinenoe v&esiiter- brinst in Der hummer
pom 20. Nooember lpieoer folseneen Bel.
tras CUR pieI6ewsSteu 8iiaoisirase In
Soma
~Seit seraumer 3eit bat j9 Die 0otb.
tpenoisteit zines behersu t1ntertOmmens
FUR ben eIerus BON 9ss Moines iabIbar
sema6t. Sas Saus, oas oerieibe inne
bat, 1T ~ tlein uno gan, uno gar nidt Dem
8uni4e Der Piarrsemeinbe a~euaasub.
Ses Mtoines 1T Die brittle i'm Nano unter
Den tatboliiden Stdoteu Sopa's. 3u Der
9roBsn 3abl bon SO :munitanten, Ole Die
Yfarrei Ielbit bat. iino bunosrte BON UNI
l%ie9enoen pfarreien, Die mad Ses Woines
oils ibren SemeinldaItltbeu Centrum. leben.
Nus oielen 8riinoen beoarf Die @emeiube
osrStaot beierer WObnunsen fir Die pries
tier uno Der Glerus bat Elm Reht bieie aus
@elunobeits= uno 8eguemIi9teitsrldld.
ten ,u perlansen. - Bun lit aber oides
ni9t Niles. Ieueru g~ntpidetunsen ae.
rldB 1T es fi9er, oaB Oss Woines elm 8i.
ldotsFb miro. Sier piro Der Sammels
punt oes elerus, Der ju Der gatbeoraIe
9ebort uno IS miiisn Wobnunsen iir oieie
8eiitliden seidaHen tpsrSen. angeHdts
oieier Sbatiaden baben Die tatbOlijden
Burger bsi9Ioiien cine &siioenS ju bauen,
Die ben Mnforoerunsen genlst. Ser 8aus
plab 1T ansefauft, cine betrdhtIt4e Gum,
me Seloes 1T gu Dem 3ped au5aebradt u.
leBten abeno am "a. Rop. pur0e Ole Eair
e%rOTnst. tpelde, es ltebt 81 9ofen, bic feb.
Seloer auibrinsen bilft.'
Die Gair bauerts IA Sage uno bradte
~. O66. 10 elm, oaSu tommen BON einem
xJsltIuaI" i'm au9uit $3.50, mas lomit
5000 Dollars gum Saue oss bl96Hi&eu
ausma4t. Weroen nod nit
eolsetiren $4,000 auissbra9t 70 fommt
oas palais auf 10000 Dollars.
Woblperitanb, III 1T Die gauge 8etpeauna
aut pripat. aniidteu unS grwartuns
gen baiirt.
uebrisens III Elm reyes Qtten unter ben
Ratbolitsn in uno nm 0es Woinss.
Tepton, Saspsr Co., piro cine Idone
neue 8emeinoe MAIDEN, tuO3u fd @rinnel, |
Srairle gitp, Monroe, Stunt Bottom, |
solfag uno ALTOONA init elmer @elammt.
iabl uon 100 6amilien aul4lisBsn tperben.
SIN Srii6en sc Element Maoiion Co.,
,as BON Oes Moines aus perleben puroe,
It Elm nettes, 3weiit6dises Srdme pfarr.
)aus in lsbtsr 3sit bel Der Rirae asbaut
poroen unb balo miro elm prieiter alba
.elioiren.
SIN gburduias, Barren Co., Dat Der
)odw. s. @rieisr Elm Slueiit0disss pfarr.
,aus aus Ynditsinen srri6tet oas ieines
iudt Don 9ss MOiHss bis Cons.
Bluffs.
st. Marp, WarreH Co., ba. auSer Der
lnidafuus zines gitp Omnibus gum ab.
ines Yiarrers lid BON Oniei Gam
ne Yoitoffee ct. Marp's er,porben.
Sur srobten Greube Der @emeiaoe III bort
or einsm Wonat cine osutia : tatbolij4s
Sdpis er6fnet poroen, Die bersits 80
timber Su Sdilern 3dblt uno nod inner
n Sdulersabl bsbsutenS tpd&t.
Oer armen S1ulmamjeu }amob bic
'@ller3abl in Der Oiitristi4uIs 5um sro6.
N Selorptlen bis auf 2 berab unb bas ino
o9 oeutlds fatboIiide 2inber. bic itr au& I,
alo %perouften ipsroen. xWarum TOR au& !
raos 10 sinsn Streid Ipislen1, meint fe,
oie8atboliten ibre Sinoer ni4t nm ,
ubr Iben6s%o ODER am Sonutaa In Der = :
unS TN Dsuti&su antsr1i$tsm.s
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~Hngembarger WaSette.

tatboltfsn", Die nod nt6t gang ftrs
tts ilno /; une es aibt ~ u&tatbolt
tsn,"r is bet paiisursn 0~slssenbeitsn In
Ger 3eituns anstiseu. bas fe aud
tatboliIb ieieu, neil pas font Niemanc
rpiiisn fSnnte. 3u ctefen perlHiereneu
Sor!sn Son SatbOltfen wirten ft PAT.
lenre Seitsnfide auf benz Gebiete Der
Sir6snmuif cbne srose Wdbe ausFnpis
MAIDEN laien.
(S&Iu6 folst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-17
pie 9aifer8fo6e. llebsr Den ant Is,

pI 9ai(erSfo6e. uebsr Den AM IS.
Nopsmber gu SrantentbaI itattsebabten
neuen 0uB Der Gaiierslode miro BON aus
oerldifser Seite Jolsenbes mitsetbeilt :
Ser @~IOdensiebsr, 6err Somm, bate
biesmal $40 Gentner Metaa, aIIo go Gsnt-
ner mebr oils oas erits Mal, in ben
S4msl,ofen sebra9t. Der @uB erfolate
,obne ieoe St0runs, ALIEN Die Sorm blieb
uu9efalt, wsbbalb Die Yermut6uua nabe
liegt, oaB oas fliiiise @~lodsnsut bic Sorm
an tr9eno elmer Stcle burdssoritt babsn
muB. Serr Samm lieb absr iofort, nod.
Dem bic sllbenoe MaIe in Die form aes
Folen NOR, elm neues 0uantum IdmelS:n
uno bies oann na9trdslid in Die Sorm
9IsBen, poour4 oieielbe nun ssiiat iuuroe.
Ob Die @lode iest poaItdnbis 9eiporoen
uuo Oh fe 5u Sebrauden 1T, bas Tam Ed
erft 5ei9en, penn Die MalIe nod gblauf
msbrerer Wo1en 10 melt ertaltet III, oaB Der
Wantel absenommen peroen lam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-17
SefaiC6-S n1em6ura.

IN mebrsrsn an Der frau3Ofl6sn @rsnx Hs-
ssnpen TSrfsru Sssisns bat f6 cine Vftrbs.
%frdpfbeit ssstiai. In 6else bertn bic eamit tetaf.
frtsu lbisre plSsIi& sel6bmt reresu uno Ia etnt-
aen 5assn psrsnpen. Cine COMMITTEES bon
1biear,tsn III nit Der llnttriuHuna oieisr arauf.
belt pom Der bslsii&en 8ssttruns bfaufrast wsr-
Den.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-17

QtisprIt. ~. Ncr. Gfwn araen | rbr In Der
rcrisei rsrhchrnsn Nadt srad in Der Stsune
tts z ttinbaprs Watbias deisrs zen ron aiIbier
Hrurr aus UNI prrtrnfrr 4 = nit siner icldbsn
SbntIiiafei' itsr etc nit <ircb a'tsdrn SGuIrr
Der nndhdribaff. Pan tdlp an \ @ebnbduier in
aIammrn ifanrrn unp iu6 srSRtnibsiis in afts
Srlsai rurpsn.
Iurd pisis Z urrstrunf wurrsn ua1Rsbenss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-17

yrsisrrr III alein unr ,rdr hti Der 8eital6aft
nAhuraness generates DC SrurrIes" YER itert.
(V. W.)
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-30
Modern Newspaper.

n Newspapers are getting 10 be much
/ more than mere transcripts Of the news
and gcssips of the day. They are pion-
GERS in learned exploration they are
foremost in geographical and historical
discovery; they are the teachers Of so
cial science They are palpnger salts
fed with disseminating the knowledge
lsboriously collected by sarans, by trav-
elers, by expcrimenters in natural phi.
osophy; they must pursue their own in
vestigations, and send their agents into
all the halfcxpored fields Of science and
adventure. The reporter Of to-day is
the adventurer who penetrates the desert
and the jingle. the scholar who searches
for relics Of the forgotten past, the cour-
Ter who bears the news Of victory to
courts and congresses across wilderness
and through hostile armies, the detective
who prizes into public abu.es and discov.
ers hidden wrongs, the pioneer who
throws new countries open to the world,
the philanthropist who unbars the door
Of the torture-chamber the chemist who
detects adulteration in the spice-box, the
inspector who seizes false weights and
measures, the auditor who exposes a
theft in the public treasury. Journalism
busies itself now with everything that
Affects the public welfsre Ii trenches
upon the province once sacred to the
scholar, and supplies the defects of an
inefficient government. Year by year
its ambition becomes larger, its purpo-
ses more benefcent, and its means more
abundant; and we can hardly doubt that
it is destined in very short time to be
the foremost Of all the secular profes-
sions--the most powerful in its opera
lions, the most brilliant in its rewards,
and the most useful to mankind.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-30
solorcd Drc~-c~--An Item for IN

II is no, cf,en tina, we find scientific
items of any especial degree Of interest
70 the members Of the fair sex who may,
perchancc glance over our pages but
now we believe we have got ono Which
must be simply absorbing. Probably,
madame or miss, you are the possessor
Of a summer dress, made fton some
white diaphanous material and il may
also be imagined that during your shop
ping you have inspected goods Of similar
nature. only Of varying colors, from
which YOU have purchased sufficient ma
terial to construct number of those be-
wildcring garments, il comparison with
the intricacies Of which the most elabo-
rate of modern engineering furnish no
parallel. Now learned German pro-
fessor has invented plan whereby your
single white dress may be changed as Of.
ten as you desire 20 any color you may
fancy. and this IN your own laundry, so
that hereafter the money which you
would devote y several robes Of varying
hues may be Entirely saved, while you
may appear daily, if you choose, i'm tor
lettes of totally different complexion.
The process is very simple, and con-
-sists in merely coloring the starch used
in the doing up.' Suppose a white
dress is to be tinted a beautiful crimson;
Three pard of fhohsin, an aniline color
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IT is the easiest thing in the world TO
he your own "Old Probabilities" II it
is your desire 10 know whether it is go
ing to storm or not all you have to do is
10 find the storm vortex, and then see
which side Of ii is the most moist. Null
tiply this by the square of the latest
heat, substract the time of day, and d.
vide by the weather-eock. The result
will be the aerial ratification, plus the
thermomotric evolution of the North pole,
aud then a child can tell what will fol-
low. Soel
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How ,heNew.papcrs,nl,4edTh

49, =" - - y ~ - - = - -
From the following extract, furnished
by a correspondent of the Chicago Trib
from book published in Baltimore in
1906, andcr the title of Esprit of the
Public Journals" it woul seem that il
was about as hard a matter then as now
to get PIP paper to suit everybody. The
extract will fit just as well now as when
it was written, for it is a fact not to be
gainsaid that, no matter what else some
persons may be convinced they cannot
do, yen viii find very few who will adj
NIT that they can't edit paper better
than sthe editor himself or any other
man, Here is the extract:
The public is being with many
heads, and consequently possesses as ma
ny different minds, as those can amply
testify who are the servants of its will,
among whom, perhaps, printers are the
chief buffers aud bakers.
"Give us more foreign intelligence, "
says the newsmonger.
"Battle the Federals, dash away at
the Democrats" cries the politician.
"a fig for your foreign intelligence,
unless you can send Emperor Bonaparte
into England up to his knees in blood
''Hit the Federal or Democratic edi-
tons" exclaims the third ''nothing l
like SO well as squabbles among editors !;
there is some fun in that"
''Let us have another novel," says
Mrs. ripple.
Novels l'says old Grouse; "nonsense.
Give us something about farming"
''Give us the sport of the turf, says
Jack Galloper.
Thus we might go on ad infnitum,
and describe the modes which Mr.. Pub
II, points out for US to be guided by in
conducting our paper. In answer we
can only say that, although we consider
oar own method best, yet as soon as they
cn all agree upon one plan, we will
dhesrfully adopt it,
Though sixtyseven years have passed
since the above was written, the public
has not yet decided on a plan, so it is
tiir to presume that the editor knows
best after all.
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SOME people are evidently born to do
cunning things. For instance, here is
one who did real smart thing. although
he may not think so now: His name
was Smith, and he lived in indianapolis,
Indiana, and he was trying to build a
fire in the kichen stove He had heard
that Ditro-glyeerine was a good thing to
start a fire with. SO he tried about an
ounce Of il 1t did start it-stOve and
all, through the roof II only required
a sariine box to bury what they found of
him.