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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-31
HbetnIanb.W n,

lleber bic Grnote in @eltfalen, i6reibi
elm Gorreiponben3 Der amerita aus Saber:
born.
Die roiisen Soifuunsen, nit weI6er
man Der biesidbrissn @rnte in bieiiser Sc:
seno entseseniab, iino pieIfa9 su Waher
seporben. Sn ben Istten suei Monaten
1T fait tein Sag obne &eser %uersansen,
mas INN 10 ueroerblibere Wirtunsen bate,
oa es fat nur @ewitterresen paren. &Os:
gen unb Sommerfrii9te iinb, sumal in pie:
len @eseuben bes SauerlaSoes, BON ben
meiit wolfsnbru6artissn Stursrssen gan,
an bic Groe seidIasen uno setnidt. @e:
rabe ais Der &ogsen reifen muBte, lag e,
i'm @aher. Die Seuernte it an man9en
Srten cine 10 i6Ie3te, wie iie ieit Sabrer
ni9t sepeien; sroBe Mahen &lses nnS
@ieienbeu iino ueroorben, u. pom benz Nfa4:
sras (G,rummet) lit AUDI ni9t uiel gu CT:
wartsn, neil man bas 8orsras gu LANCE
an Der Groe lteben Iaiien muBte. Oit
RartoiIelfelber bere9tisten nod bis DO,
&ur,em sur SOiinuns auf cine iebr reid:
lide Grnte, aber iett iteQt ii6 lsioer in
Solse Der beitdnoisen Rdile bic alte per.
bsrbli6e &ranfbeit elm. Wenn ni9t bals
anbauernoes trofenes unb warmss @ettel
%sintritt, 10 wirS an iebr uielen Srten bi.
grnte I'M @ansen cine iebr traurise iein.-
Son aQen Seiteu laufen traurise geri6te
iiber Serwiiltnn9en Elm, wel6e bur6 Die
uieleu uno iebr bsftisen woltenbrubartiser
llnpetter anseri6tet woroen iiuo. Nu iebr
uielen Srten iino bur6 BEN SlieitrabI ni9i
MIR &irdtbirme uno Sduier entiinost uno
~;erit0rt, ionSern AUDI piels Meni6en unS
Ebiere set6otet woroen.-Gi eigentbiim,
!i1e Gri6einuns wuroe in BEN lesten 80:
den al man6en Srten bepba6tst, fir Die
man nod fsinen t~riitissn Grtldrun9ssrunS
seiunbsn bat. Ntan iano nGmIi6, Sa6
Die Stra6en pom srOBen, i9parSen @alo:
Nmeiien wimmelten. 0a nur ein Sbeil
berieIben ssiliseIt mar, bat man ii6 bas
maiienbafte GorfOmmen bieier Snieften
babur6 ertldren gu tOnnen seslaubt, baB
Die uorber9esansenen @eIpitterltiirme SanSe
,Saufen bieier 2bier6eu smpcrsewirbelt
uno nit ben aewaItisen &esensdien pieoer
nieoerselett baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-31
SpQano.

Na9 geri1ten aug Mt9in 1T ser Sortiqe
Guientbolt elm 10 unertrdsli6er, baB ade
Sff,iere, iObaIS ibre 3sit abseIaufen 1T,
ii9 beeilen, suriid;utebrsn un6 frob fino,
nit benz 0sben bapou gu fommen. Sou
alien Sficieren bss %finien gatailons 4.
D., wel6es int DECEMBER poriaen Sabrss
mad It9in absins, iinb uur nod bret
Captains, elm sriter lieutenant unS Srei
llnterlieutenants auf benz Rriegsidauplate
anwel enS. Die llebri9en iino frant, toot,
oSer baben ibren abidieo senommen. Die
OffSiere, bereu Sapitulatisns,sit abaeIauz
fen lit, laiien iid unter fsinsr 9eSinsuna
mebr auf cine ~Serldnseruns Elm. Inter
ioI6en Serbdltaiiien MIL man es iebt per-
iuden, einiSe G%Ompasnien pom Sauanelen,
D. }. etngeborene Solbaten. pon Gntania
nad Ntdin Su lenben. Was man absr
aud bei6lieBen mag, gines itebt ieit: Die
Groberung gt6ins piro 6ollano nod
iurttbare Spier an @slb uno leiSer audi
an Meni9en ~toiteu. Die einseborenen
Soloaten werben iblimmer ais Sas Sieb
bebanpelt. rs 1T wabrbaft emp6reno, in
ben inoii6en Sournalen gu leien, pie man
cine abtbeiluns inSii9sr Soloaten, wel9e
trant uno maroos aus atdin suridsstebrt,
auf Saua upn 9erooes su 9ilatus i3ifte,
obne iebe SetOitisung, 10 bag mebrere
~traftlos nieberitiir;ten uno itarbsn, mdbs
reno Die uebrissn obne Die MiIotbdtisteit
GINGER gflanSer, weI9e ii9 Der llnslidIis
den erbarmten uno ibnen Eeis ldidten,
pisasi5t ebenfalis Der Gnttrdftuns uub Dem
Sunser erle9en wdren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-31

Gus Yerisueur, 0epartemsnt Dor:
oosne, wirb seidriebsn: Sin Stisislpuser
in ob%ensenannter Staot wi6ite am Conn.
tag, ben 10. Suli, ben san;sn Gag lang
Seoermann bic Stiefel 81 9uniten bel
lleberidwemmten! Gr bate ii6 nit ieineu
8ert;eusen unb NIT einem S9ilSe: Pour
les inondes!" aui einsm ireien Elate auf.
seitelt uno besann 10 feline Sbdtistsit.
Wtan tann ii6 nun b%enfsn, baB Sieies no.
tiirli3 einise 9sitsrfeit errsste uno baB iit
fat ieosr Soribersebenbe bic Stisfel
pusen IieB. Der quite Mann bate 10 Der
sanSsn Sag iber sroBs geidditisuns, uni
ais CT sesen Nbsno ieine @rbeit einiteuts,
bate er Die id6ne Summe BON 1913 Sraucs
so Gsntimes suiammensebradt, wsl6e G,
lofort in Die SdnSe beS nit Der Sammlune
BON Seitrdsen betrauten Gomitss nieSer:
le9te.H
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-31
Spantcn.

Nad Der r9lsencs Sauas" sablt Ser
betaiuirte &apport oes alioniiitiiden Sc
idwaosr6efs an Der ipaniidsn Norotiit.
iar Die Seit pon a6t Sasen neununoSreiBia
Sombaroements uon webrloisn Riitenit6o:
ten uno S0risrn aui. Na6 elmer weiteren
0epei6e oeS yGuartsl Steal" aus giteuu
pom %. Suli iino s~wOlibunoert pom Den
Mfoniiiten pertriebene 6amilien bort anae.
tommen; unter osnielben ~beianosn lid
6rante oil Griiden unS anoers, Die bereits
ole Sterbslacramente empfansen battsn,
a9tSi@abrise GSreiie, Sraucn, Bic ibrel
gtleosrtnnft barrten u. |. 10. Sas iinb bic
Seloentbaten, Die Der pom ben europGii6en
e%abineteten anerfannte vSonis" 9lfons aui
@ebeiB oes 9errn GanouaSsp Gaitiao IN:
ter Der Sultimmuns unb benz Subel pes
sanSsn pliberaIen" guropas poabrinst, ba
er ieine 6einoe nit ben 8afien in Der Sane
nidt gu beliesen perma9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-31
8aben.

gor aursem lit Dor Der pbiloiopbi.
lben Sacultat gu SeiSslbers elm Doctor:
eramen unter l%lmitdnosn abselest worosn,
wslde uielei6t einsis gu II iinp. Dor
sinisen &o9en fam elm iunser Mann mad
9eibelbsrs, ma6te bel ben YroieNoren BE:
Jude uno CAB Die ablidt gu ertennen, bic
utaoemiibe grliuns in ben R%aturwi1ens
idaiten absalesen. 0erslei9em seibiebt
10 bauiis, SaB nidts %@uiiauenSes babel
wdre, wenn nidt Der Ganoioat uorii6tis
seiori6t batte, Oh biejenissn SrOfeioren,
wslde ais Graminatoren iunsirsn piirben,
-Sdrte batteu! Soute er bel unbdrtiseu
eebrern aui srSBers Miloe ssrsdnet pa:
benz Us itelte iid baIb Der wabre 8rino
beraus. Der iunss Manu 1T pOlis taub
geborsn unb bat nibt nit 9Ilie beS @e:
b0res, ionbern aui finitli@sm gSese ipre:
den seIernt uno ioI9e llsbuns I'M @bleien
bes geipro9ensn pon ben Sippen bes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-31

9lus Niume miro Der r&6In. 3ts." unter
benz 40. 90. ssmelbet: p@eitern 9lbsnb III
DON Mfonio nit ieiner @emablin Oona
Blanca bier a%nsetommen, um iid mad Dem
9anblite Scarpa ;u beseben. Oils Die aui
benz Sabnboie %ueriammelte Mense gu sts
iden besann, eruiosrten Seioe nit freunbs
li4en griBen. Saourd ities bic grbittss
run9; nit 3ii9en unb b~robenoem @ei9rsi
wurSen bic @dite bis gu ibrem @aitbois
besleitet. 9eute Morsen blisbsn uisls
Ierionen aus 6urdt Dor llnOrbnuns gu
Saule." = Sebr weile!!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-31
gIiaB> Qotbriuaen.

@us Dem mittlersn Gliab, i6reibt man
unterm l6. Suli: Qm lettsn Montaa wurbe
in bieiiser @eseno NIT Der @sriten. uno
tbeiIweiie aud nit Der 0eisenernte beaons
men. Oieielbe wiro bur6i6nittli6 feline
reide lein, auf man9en Uobsnarten iosar
redt mayer ausfalen, ba bic snorme Srot.
fenbeit auf BEN Jog. rSsibi6iemen" bic
9aIms unb Nebrenbiloung beidrdntte.
Die ieit einem Monat fait' tdsIi9 niebers
faQenSen &~esensiiile famen untsr BEN @es
treioearten TAFT Aur nod benz Safer unS
ielbitueritdnSli9 aud benz Mais su Stats
ten, Sa bic 9litbessit bes @ei;sns nod in
ben Wai s%efallsn mar. @ber sefdbrlider
ais bic Srodenbeit, fam iest bic N6iIe
weroen, welde bas Ginbrinssn bes reifen
9etreibes nidt s~eitattet uno bas @usma6s
len auf benz SaIm befiirdten ldBt, in rau,
beren @esenoen aber cine wsniser poutom.
meme &OrmerausbiIouns sur 5oIss babsn
wiro.
Im Ieeten Montas fonnten mir Bel eis
mem Seiude int &ebsebirse uns BON benz
berrli9en Stanb Der Hsben nod iber,eus
gen, bod wurbe b~ebauptet, SaB in Qasen,
mo- er ionit germ a%uftritt, Der i6warse
Brenner i9on merfliden S5aSen setban
babe. (Sm Ourbader &ebssbirss nennt
man bieie &rantbeit be;ei9nsnber @siie
vYe3".) rebrisens oiiriten uon BEN ;abl.
lolen Srauben aud etli9e su @runbe sss
ben, pbne oaB oebbaIb Der 6erbit ni9t nod
elm rei9er merSen fonnte. Iu6 sic 6ars
tofieIn iteben nod pra9tuol; bod bat ii9
oa nno bort idon Der perbserenSe Bils ses
;eist uno bel fortoauernbem &esenpsttsr
1T cine rai9e GntpidIuns besielben iebr gu
befir6ten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-31
Tranfret6.

Der sldnssnSsn @sinernts bes porisen
Sabres wiro mad n~eueiten Nadridten pon
bort in oieiem sssenpdrtisen cine nod
sIdn;enoere foIsen. S9on ieet iiberiiebi
man, oaB Die @roBbOttdsr in Srantreid
BEN geoarf on 6aiern ni3t gu lisfern i'm
StanSe iein perbsn. Na6frasen in
Oenti6lano iinb absepieien worosn, neil
aud am &bein cine seiesnete grnte rsifi
uno audi ooxt sroBe Nadfrase mad Sd.
fern lit. Die SranSoien baben ii6 babe,
nit sroBen Seiteuuusen uon Stiitfdileru
mad Nmerita aepanot.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-31

Spredenbem erianst, Dap fir semobnlid
BON ieiner Saubbeit, aud ni6t einmal burd
BEN SonfaQ ieiner Geoe, etrpas gu bemer:
fen lit. Nem ioI6e gnersie unb iol8e,
6leiB ~inneipo6nt, Der bat 9te6t, Die wiien.
i6aftli9e 0auibubn gu ersrsifen unb es III
er frenli6 Su uernebmen, baB er iein Gramen
nit b06iter 9lus;ei6nun9 beitanoen fat.
Oer9lei9en Grfol9e iinO ausbriitli9 sll
perjei6nen Der ab6ee Sc 2'Gpee bat Sen
taubltumm @eborenen Sur6 sic 3ei6en.
ipra6e unsebeure 0ienite selsiitet; Die
neue Wfetbooe si6t ni9t mn Gnti9Goisun9
fiir einsn Naturfebler, iie bebt Senielbsn
auf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-31
Sn nelesenbeiten Ser liauioirten 81.

Sn nSlesenbeiten Der Iiquioirten 81.
berfelSer Oisconto; uno Gs6slerbanf
puroe am 81. Suli AM 3udtpolissiseridt
gu GlbcrieIo bas llrtbeiI seipro6en, mel.
Dies babin %lautet, oaB Der iribers Director
&auimam 81 6 @o6en, ,wsi Der friibersn
Iuiii6tsrdtbe (pel6e ais Oelssirte Der
@eneraI:S eriammluns bic 8ilans sspriit
unS untsri9rieben), @oniul @sbbaro uno
Yrieiad, Die in in sritsr Snltans ireiseipro,
den waren, gu IA Sassn @eiansniB Der.
urtbeilt wurben. Sas MitslisS bes @uis
iidtsratbeS, Serr Gpalo @oers, Sirma s.
s.. Srint & Co., wuroe irsissiprodsn.
Ssi Der Serfiinoisuus oeS llrtbsils brad
Yrisiad sulammen. Die Serurtbsilten
baben iufOrt 6aiiatiOn sesen bas llrtbeil
sinssrei6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-31

S9on Dor Idnssrer l3eit batten Die 9anb.
rdtbe Der &rsiie Sodum, Sassn uno Oprts
numb Der &esieruns BEN YIan unterbrsis
tet, aus Ebeilen s%enannter brei 8reiIe eli
men neuen &reis nit Der &rsisitabt @ittsn
gu biloeu. 0ieier Goridlas 1T bobsren
Srts senebmist worosn, nit Der MaBsabs,
SaB nod einise Sbeile oes areiies Sassn
mebr, aIs nriprin9li9 I'M FIane lag, benz
neuen Rreiie ,u9stbeilt peroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-31

Gum &sctor ser Ifaoemie Mhiniter lit
fir bas nddits Stubieniubr grofsHor DR..
Sispins seipdblt woroen. Oieie Wabl
iibsrraidte, neil mad Der ibliden &esel
auf BEN Graluten Erof. DR.. gerluse Die
8abl bate fallen mihen. Yrof. gispins
mar nod crit Dor brei Sabren &eetor Der
NfaSemie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-31

Nus &6ln mslbet man unter benz stem i:
Gnbli6 1T ss Wieiiter Samm Sur6 einise
feline 9%bdnperunsen an Der @die unS am
&lOpfsl Der Saiisrslode s%elunsen, ben gr;s
foloB gum gluten gu b%rinseu. geitern
Na1mittas lieB oieier bel Den ~uorsenom:
mensn geriuden CUR 6reupe Der barrenben
Msnse feline tiefe SaBfimae eridaaen.
Na9 a6t bis sebn Sasen wiro nun bas
Erobelduten Statt finoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-31

SIM Wfaniion:lS auie in 2onoon fano uns
ter Soriit pes 2orS. Ntapors cine Seriamms
lung ltatt, wel9e tein serinses Broiett ms
Seben su rufen beabiidtist, ais bic l1ebers
l6pemmuug zines Sbeiles pon Sabara, 10
baB Simbuttu, peldes iett MIR auf einem
1000 en9liide Meileu lansen Marl6e, Ser
mebrere Wonate in 9lniprud nimmt, gu err
rei9en lit, in einisen Sasen gu S9ifi BON
England errei6bar iein wirb. Der Ylan,
Der ben SorS:W fapor uno na6 :bm Ser SUI
senieur Oonalo Matensie entpifeIt, 9ebt
oabin, an Der Norppeittiite Nfricas DOR
benz Sluiie Beta, BEL Sap Snbp, BEN "a
nariiden Snieln seseniiber, bic 9inoerniHe
rues;urdumeu, bamit bas Meer in bic groBe
MieSerunsen Der Sabara, Gliuf, pelde,
l26 900 ensliide Suaoratmeilen sroB, uns
ter benz Niueau oes Meeres liest, einorinz
gen nnS einen Seepes, Der etpa 500 Wei>
len lang lit, mad Simbuftu obsr pieImebr
bis 3ur nOroliden Siesuns bes Niser Bill
ben Tonne. Die tedniidsn S9mierisfet
ten puroen seraoeSu ais unbeoeuteno bar
seite0t. Die sroBen 9ortbeiIe, meI9e aug
Der Iusfibrans fir Die gultipiruns Niricas
uno rebenbei fir ben ensIii9en GrpOrt eSz
Madden wiiroen, wuroen pom mebrsreu
Geonern uno Inoere BON benz @eneral Sir
u. Cotton III ben sldn;enbiten Sarben ses
l5iIoert, uno wuroe bei3Ioiien, Die Soften
flr cine porldufi9e unteriu9uns aufSubrinz
gen unb nit benz Secretdr fir Sic GoIonien
in getreif bes PrOiects in l~lntsrbanbluns
III treten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-31

Mit ben sroBartisen Sauproiec:
ten in MiainS 1T MAJ nod ni6t 81 Gnbe.
Jules, mas ieitber sei9eben ut, iino mur
&~ettenslieber in benz Ylaue, WtainS als
cine formidable Geituns bel einem etwaiseu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-31

Irbeitsi perren wurbe BET geenSigung oes
letten 9roBen Strife in Siiowales bei6loi>
len, Die lrbeitsl0bne mad BENT &oblenpreile
81 re9uliren. Dies lit nun mad LANCER
geratbun9 sei6eben, uno bic folseuoeu
geSinsungen baben Die SiIisuns Der 9lre
beit9eber gefunoen: Der Nrbeitslobn iir
cine Come Soblen lit l Of. 10 g., weitn
Der yreis Der &Oblen per Come, iteist Der
Nrbeitslobn UNI 2 g., unb 10 fort, bis Die
Come 20 Sb. %tcltet. Sci nod b6beren
Preilen lteigen Die 1O9ne ni3t mebr, fallen
oasesen abcr audi ni9t, wsnn Die Come
rpeniser alS IA 81. fOiten ioGte. aue
tbrigen ,3piltisfeiten werSen bur6 i6iebss
ri9terIl9en gusipru6 beigelegt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-31

@roBbritanien mno Srlano.
Cur @ermeiSuns tanitissr Strifes uni
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-01-08

The "CoMING" GATE.--We have been
shown a design for en- upholstered front
gate, which seems destined to become
very popular. The foot-board is cush-
Toned, and there is a warm soap-stone
on each side the inside step being ad-
Unstable so that a short girl can bring
her lips to the line OF any given mus
tache without trouble. If the gate is
occupied at 1920 p. M, all iron hand
extends from n gate post, takes the
young man by the left ear, turns him
around, and he is at once started to-
ward home by a steel foot. The girl
can, if she likes, set this part at a
later hour than 10:30.-Rome Sent.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-01-08

IN Douglas county, Kansas. Mr..
Hamilton courted a niece of Mr.. Baer.
No go. Then he laid his heart at the
feet of the daughter of Mr.. Baer. She
trampled upon it. Convinced by these
things that he must go to work in a
busineSs-iike manner or accomplish
nothing, he went boldly to Mr.. Baer
and offered 500 cash down for AIRS.
Baer. Mr.. Baer consented, on condi-
ton that Mr.. Hamilton took the little
Baers. AS there were only eight, and
as Mr.. Hamilton had only five cubs of
his own, he gladly consented. Mr..
Baer received the money, and gener
ously throwing in two cows and a horse
into the bargain, returned to the home
of his boyhood in Pennsylvania. while
Mr.. Hamilton and his possessions, set
ting their noses toward California, fol.
lowed them to the golden shores.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-01-08
A FRENCH WOMAN.

Wolves still infest certain portions of
France, and II especially ferocious
and dangerous lately harbored near
Aube. The rayages of this wolf have
been for o long time remarkable ; the
Hocks and herds have suffered, while
ever men feared to pass near the haunts
Of the beast after nightfall. Various
attempts were made to exterminate the
brute, but his cunning always enabled
him to escape the hunters. Not long
ago q certain Madame Guinot was pass
ing near the wood, when she saw the
wolf. She had a pitchfork with her
and stones were plenty. She threw
stones at the animal and it retired into
a thiaket where its escape was not
happily practicable. Madame Guinot
charged with her pitchfork and pinned
the wolf to the ground. The contest
which ensued was lively, but it termi-
mated with q dead wolf and a woman
18th somewhat disarranged garments.
The little lambs about Aube now skip
about as freely as the scriptural hills,
and the price of mutton has ceased to
rise. The hunters about Aube are, it
is to be presumed, convinced that some
people can do things as well as other
people, especially when some people
are women with pitchforks.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-01-08
II NEW YEAR

A gray old man toiled at the rope
Loud rang the bell, and clear ;
The hour was midnight, and the tune
The passing of the Year.
And, as he tOill d, the old man sang,
And laughed beneath Las breath;
He laughed and sang with glee; and yet
He tOlled a kuea for death.
'Old man." said l, this shameless Tnirth
Seems sadly out of place;
A solemn chant. o dirge, or payer
Would bear a better grace.
The old year dies weighed down with sin,
Weighed down with lives misspent;
Come, kneel you down with me and mourn;
Come, join i'll my lament"
o. mourn net for the past said he;
"A new life I begin.
l 80 not ring the Old Year ont
Iring the New Year in.
:" Why do you wish to mourn and grieye?
This hour is not fer tears:
The star of Hope shiLe stradfast, pure.
Above the coming years!
81 laugh and sing Cor very joy,
And not with shameless mirth:
Good cir, l ton not for the dead
l celebrate a birth.
" Come, turn your back upon the past,
And bid your grief besone;
The night is dark, hu. then, good sir.
Joy cOmeth with the dawn"
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-01-08

WHILE T. d. Jones was in Columbus,
modelling his bust of Chase, a young
man of the Sparkle order of architect
ure approached him n night at a
social gathering with the following in
quiry: "Er-er-say er-er-so you're
the ma1-er-that makes mud-heads,
amt yoa?" "Yes," said old Tom,
blandly, "do you want a new one?'
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-01-08

"Now, THEM" said a physician,
cheerily, to a patient, "you have got
along far enough to indulge in a little
animal food, and" "No, you don't
DOCTOR" interrupted the patient; Give
suffered enough on your cruel and
Stops, and I'll starve sooner than begin
on hay and oats"
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-01-08

tim to the rage of the heather, he adj
dressed the multitudes who came thither
to worsip.
The people heard with awe, not IN
mixed with doubt. The religion of thu
time was oyerlaid with much ridiculous
superstition. Legends of heather del
ties were intermingled with monkish
tales and lies. Divine appearances and
angelic visitations were believed to be
common /; and not a few were ready to
accept Stephen as a divinely-appointed
prophet. He is said to have healed the
sick by his touch ; and the famesof his
youth, piety, and high mission spread
far and wide. Nevertheless, there was
no movement of the people toward his
banner. Men were disturbed with the
civil wars that then rent France. There
were many rulers, aud the fertile prov
inees of that beautiful land were
trampled by hostile forces. But the
children were caught by this strange
enthusiasm. Like a ;contagion, the cru
sading spirit spread from Brittany to
the Rhine. Stephen traversed the
country, speeding frem city to. city,
and everywhere calling on the children
to hear the voice of God commanding
them to a " the Holy City from the de-
Element of the Moslems.
The young apostle must have been a
youth of rare power. His appearance
was in all places hailed with wild en-
thusiasm. Hefascinatedt the children and
youth. Inspired by his words, these
young people seemed to be transfused
with an unaccountable zeal. They
passed into a state Of spiritual exalta-
ton not now easily to be understood.
Boys and girls, Of ten and twelve years
of age, left their games and toys, and
their tasks and homes, and joined the
three-pointed blood-red banner Of the
young crusader. Here and there, mi
nor prophets sprang up, preaching the
sacred mission of Stephen and avowing
him as their leader. Like q flame the
movement spread, sweeping children of
tender years, and even maturer youths
into the ranks of the a~ugmenting army.
Children escaped from the confinement
in which parents thought ii necessary
to put them ; they were deaf to the
voice OF authority and call of affection.
They flew, they ran, they poured, they
unanimously streamed to the banner of
the Children's Crusade, re-echoing once
more the cry which had followed the
fiery cross of Peter the Hermit, "God
Wills it ! God wills it !"
The King of France was forced to,
turn his attention from his ambition
and selfish plans, and to regard attent-
ively this phenomenon. Not daring to
suppress a crusade. he asked the opin-
ion of the University of Paris. The
learned doctors of that conclave very
5ensibly, we must think, advised that
matter be stopped. This was not
SO easy. The infatuation had grown too
strong in volume. The government was
powerless against these elusive streams
Of singing, praying children. Like a
SNOWFALL, the vast mass grew as
it moved, until countless numbers had
into the columns of Stephens
army. People were aghast at their own
inability to lay q straw in the way of
this wonderful army.-N0dh Brooks,
IN ST. Nicholas for January.
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THE LITTLE L.
Nine Years Old To-day.

Nine Years Old To-day.
. I've something beautiful to say:
Hurry, sweet Jessle, dear!
You know 1 told you yesterday
Ny birthday was 50 near.
Last night after my prayers were said,
Before we kissed "good-nigh. b..
And MANN a tucked me in my bed
Or took away the light,
She said: dear, in : day or two
Ioa will be nine years old;
What present shah 1 get for you?
A shining ring of gold?
A picture, book, OF bird, or toy?"
sad: "A doll the size
OF one I have but get a boy
That laughs and winks his eyes.
II" Fer Doll, like me, is often sad,
No brother dear to love, =
And that wiIlnnke US both so glad
You- see how good III prove"
She kissed meo'er and DER AGAIN -
Dear mother lips! dear fearful face
I saw it then, how care aud pain
Had ieft with her their trace,
No thought of boy-dolls or of Sleep
My eyes were wide awake; =.
/ prayed to God that he would keep 8.
Ne good for his dear sake.
Bat here I'm crying SO are you!
I've something sweet to say, e.
And something beautiful to show,
- wipe the tears sway.
Now listen, Jessie l have got
Guess what 2 Ny birthday gift!
A taby-brother mother bought,
AZ big as 1 can lift.
And ne can wink his cunning eyes,
And has warm flesh like mine.
Did ever child have such a prize,
Waose years just number nine?
Hearth and Home.
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Jessie.

Jessie is both young and fair,
Dewy eyes and sunny hair;
Sunny hair and dewy eyes
Are not where her beauty lies.
Jessie is both fond and true,
Heart of gold and viii OF yew;
VIII of yew and heart Of gold
Still her charms are scarcely told.
If she yet remain unsung.
Pretty. constant, docile, young.
What remains not here compiled?
Jessie is i little child.
-Lfrat Hdrtp. an 81. .SjgE0iIS
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ACCORDING to British authority, the
maiden name of Henry NJ. Stanley,
who was found by DIR. Livingstone
while prowling around in the woods of
Central Africa, is Howell Jones.