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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-08
Oy1enffi moS feh1t N;r2 m;t S;els,

Slenfd, mas fsbtt Dir? Mit bisien
Wortsn puroe i'd Don sinsm 6rsunbe en-:
pfanssn; i'd fibIte aber aud aIs OF id 10
eSem BON elmer i4weren 8rantbeit s~en,ien
mate. Sic baden Die 9sbsr &ranfbeit,
iagte mir Der arSt, uno usridrisb mir Or.
ansuft &Onis's 9amburser sropfen. Oant
bieia trilnoerbaren Msci,in mar + in tur:
ser 3et wieSer berseiteat, SaB bsrielbs
5reunO mir 3urisf: Sect sefdait Du mir
rpie6er."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-08

2Str mar sas erite rpeiBe Sinb, bas lie
i'm Staat Soma seboren purbe2 fraete
tiirsli9 cine 3eituns. yWteine So9ter,
frau $. .. Naen Don BaterIoo itrieb
0err gfowlin auriid. Sic purbe am 90.
October 1885 in Dubuque 60. seboren.
Wir SweifeIn baruR, ben i9on in 1910
moren rpeibe IniiebIsr unb Grabers i'm
Staate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-08

NitG ole GRANDMOTHER uno slrbeitslsute
Oubuqnes wollen ben 4. Sulr oieies Sobr
fur ii9 ausin ~ieiern! gu uiel 6o9e ~usrial:
sen Der grei ODER tbun gar tsins binein.
Sou Der Or. n:9t babintsr itefen?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-08

Die 9faSe Der 6ruu @bilO'S, Our9 il:
'ren &SpOtuten st.. T.. YiibOp $1,000 ous
benz Wirtbe SrouIette unO Den GiSentbi:
met &w. Coates uno s. 81. @atler Der.
aussnnei,en, f4Ius febl, ie wurOs pessr
6ormfebIern abgemiejen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-08
&u~rembureer Gazette.

Der metropolitan Ycitffan In Der
Ndbe ees atbtndums. friber BON Dsder unp
9dssr, jeet Sassr unp &ateliT ssbaitsn, III nit
st'tr Nuspabi prrtrefIiGer aurStfn unp Bug
stes, lefis ben tsfsn Yfsresn pstfstsn. @tr
tice Spa,isrfabrt MAIDEN, pesr binaus in bic
@sssnp fabrtn nil, iSa tort feline Srtr bintsys
lajIer,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-08

SER 2SnIps6er, Der amsritaniide
wainifferrsfioeut In Ecuador, bftauntli9 Elm
0ubuauer, bat in Quito bic @Obnuns Oss
ermorOetsn Yrdiioentsn Garcia 0ipreno be.
3osen. lDerieIbe bat cine intersllante &si.
febsi9rsisun3 an isinsn bieiisen Sruber &c.
ni9tst, bic in ben bisfsH Sldttsra sbse:
3mdt III.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-08

Glic Chefs an OineraiiraBe grub na9
WaIer. Ga3oem er Al Sub binunter mar,
trai er ben bartsn 6eIlen on. gr aceorOirte
fir Elm 6 50aises God n,b aIs ousieIbe Is
SUB tisf i'm -6eIien, brans ioI9e Maiis
Bafer bsrpor, baB es ben Saa9t in &urs
sem fiate II. auf sepiher 90bs itsben bIisb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-08
Sbicago WQrftberint.

2~sltsrapt) Gebruar S. 1876
Web Isl. so bis SIS.
300 bis $l.O4.
Weli9torn.--36 bis Al gts.
5afer-3l 9ts.
Vutter-iS bis 80 9tS.
Gter-l7 bis Is 9ts.
WbiStp-Sl.O6 .
&tnbuieb-$2.75 Bis 5 90.
9 dpeine-S7.3O bis 500.
S4w eli 6-S2O.40.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-08

SsraGtuoires 2Setter, uisI gu i4On
ffdr bieie SabresSeit, buben mir nod I'M:
mer. Nenn nur Der Binter ntdt i'm 5ribs
iabr tSmmt, bas iiebt 3u tir1tsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-08
G6eu Brinat uus Gin Sreuno bes Sc,

G6eu 6rinst uns elm 6reunb Ses ~sens
Ringers" (st. Silse pom 9elenu Moutana
elne au5abl Multer bon MineraIien; mel.
items @oIo II. SiIbererse. 9eioer b tber weite
transport maude Der Stide bei9doist.
Nir wsrSen oieielben nit usOern Grsurtsn
Dem naturbiitoriden Cabinet uniere Ya.
%terltaot ~9ursmburs ~3uienoeu. Mercil
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-08

Der afte Sairsrnno iulI in SaupIdte
ausselest weroen. Die Staot eisnet nod
8 Ylage barauf, uou Dem bic bodpeiien
Stabtudter n,1tS wuBtsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-08

IS (&eint baIb, aIs isisn Sranoitifter
m Der Stabt. sSn 9iit Beber's Stal bate
.ss5emanO Disnfas Nu9t Sas Strob anses
Fedt, bod sliati@erpeiie entbedte man bas
Seuer, NOD che ss wsiter nun ,ii4 sreifeu
fonnte. '@
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-08

Yer(djieSene 9aiuiufener fiuS Don
letter ISOLDE gu nslben. Gtpas 3einism
Der S4orniteaae pirOe non 3eit gu 3sit
ni&ts i9aSsn. IS sibt 9eute, bs,en
S9OrnSsins mn Sann ssputt perosn, penu
oieleIben ausbreHusn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-08

1etnasr Guamemt9afer SALE nab
frtfdes gsier ieoer3et BEL SIumsnausr
a Reaisr (frabsr S@mi6's 9rauers) an
be gIantroab,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-08
uns4 SeantIins $500 mebr per Or. aIs fir
NsW=yorf Warftberi@t.

(ptr Sslesrapb) /. 5ebruar 5. 1876.
MebI-S4. 60 bis 600.
WeiSen. = ebicaso, $l.2S bis l.25.
-Yfilwautee, SO. 2, Sl.23.
6afer-46 bis SO 9ts.
Weli9 orm-9em. weitl. 56 BIS csc.
S4weinefeii 9.-$2l.5O.
@olo IN We,p Y)ort $l.l25.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-08

Ans Cairo in Gsppten, nidt Dem
Nyramioenlano Gsppten, iOnOern @sppten
IN SQinois, iino &aufeute bier, um fur
ibren Sommerbeoarf OIL Sis ;u iorsen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-08
Sarnt at perRdnfen !

Sier,is afer 2ans, pSpen 80 gdsr urtar uHe 10 alder
SctlaRe, nit 2 eLttR GalQen. Ids 2dne 1T aus treter
pane ~ ~perfaufsu uup lieat , BITTEN iaephlih rem Bellevue,
Satlpn 90 Sierra, an car Ssa pde SpJintprert Neae.
Nabsre IustaRit Ibetm 9isentbumsr. Srn. 9t: Stefd
ppsr bel Sra. Y. Senan. StleYue, Sierra. 2S6 -23S.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-08

GtUa 5000 bat oas Banquet Der ct.
Vincen1s uoa SAUL @eieQidaft ertrasen.
OaS ut ldon cine 9uIfe fir bic Mmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-08

Den 6ielgem vtrummen" Bbistep bat
man leste Mo9e unter YoIiSeibeoeduns
nod Wiilwautee 9ei9afit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-08

SIN oen Sdaufeniteru srnien Die
6rasen Der rS~alentiusS" bersits felt meb.
reren Sa9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-08

ger DER Seriammluns ser bsiben NiIi,
c%ompasnien, Dubuque &iflss unS Dubuque
Stat. 8ua,Ss, wurben gu Sataiaonsoff,ie.
rcn erwdbIt: Oils Mapor, Gopt. Duane bon
Dubuque; oils Abiutant, 9isutn. MeSarp
uon Canning; ole Quartiermsiiter, Gapt:
Gi6mann BON Dubuque.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-08

( Qas SGarra@ie6sr bat in Dubuque
nod ni4t% ausSetobt, nod INNER fallen ibm
&iaeer gum Opfer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-08
@aacntmacbcr acImcbt

Gin gutter Wasnma6r, Der len 6ansreri rera.tt, 6nest
cine rra6tise @sissent 1t i6 bel lem Stmitee, PER- ms.
Rihels bet Redesle niseer,uladsn. Dsrlelte lam ee
@asntrsi af e'stns Sdue bstrsibsn Gr Sei6afts rIas
liesI an Ger StraBe ren DUBUQUE mao Rec gSst. ebtrhaIe
Der 9athl&uutls. inmi ten enSr suisn 8armfrsessne. I'm
uabers apstuuit psuee man lt an Ssryr
Matthias Wfihels,
.236ta. p. 0. Rockdale, Dubuque Co., Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-08

.ao Die gismdnuer, 3. }. Oieienisen, bic
,gis einlesen, iinS M Der 9lrbeit ME Die
Biet en-. ibre GishGuler su iiuen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-08
Wilwaufee Warfthsridt.

CYsr Sslesrapb.) Ssbruar S.. 1876.
Wei5en-$l.Ol Bis $l.Os.
9afer-32 Gts.
W elf4forn-45 Gts.
9erfte-94 gts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-08

gait Srenoen nsBmsn mir fO!seaoe
3ui4rlft auf: Dtsinen berSlidsn Oant fir
Or. ausuf &6nis's 9amburaer
Eiopen. Sic warsn fir mid uno
meme 6amiIie Don sroBsm 8ertbe uno mol
len mir nidt mebr obne pieieIben iein. j.
Balter, Suscalo, Sus. g.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-08
Cln0 nod etns! 0ubuoue inf ;stt md

2lno nod eins! Dubuque ioQ iest nod
ein ganfinaitut srbaltsn an bsGen Spite
msbrere Der bieiissg sdben @slpmanner
ffedsn. Run iase n nod elmer, bas
@eIO Eel rar. (Sfar if's bsim Sheiter IL.
@ei9dftsmann, absr niGt bel ben @rlS:
bressn! 9Inm. 3. Set.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-08

2Sas fat bic 9ssisIutur NIT benz bieiis
gen Home of the friendless" 81 tbun ?
oieies Home" lit cine Eriuatanfalt uno
bat nitt msbr Gedt auf llnteriiisuns bur6
ole 9esislatur oils Der Wtann i'm Ronb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-08
g9ieago ll,1o glort9welterm
~ (SiSeub0hn.

gaNasiers fur Gtteaee. Gersit. lplsps, Glsptlans,
Buffalo, Niagara 5als. yitispuri. Cincinnati. 8e1tt Z,
@lbanp 1erputr. Rentrsdl, Gaseee. gsrtaRs. Souen.
Wep Bert. ybilaedpbia, Saltinsrs, s3ai tnsien. e.. spais.
Gits Dtnssr. 0Vuneii Siuhs. Strur gtty, Ct PAUL. Nlar
aastte, 6sednaba, @ruaiba. Nlaeiirn. 9bepsuns. Omaha.
guntts NO tIi6, sDsfli&, SuPlit anp SstliS. iVltsn ibr,
Iidcfs rio efr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-08
2ei(enoe Agenten
5. &leiH,
Gcn, Wultcrs.

8ir smpfeblen Oisie GERM Der bO6w.
@eiihi6teit, uniern Isenten unO 6reun:
ben auf's Seite.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-08

" Die 2NtftpauReer fino fortwdbrsn0 oil
Der arbeit SubicribtiOnen gum yau Der
RiIpautee q Dubuque i@muIipurisen
Babn 81 iammeln. d 1r9a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-08

Die ge(Gfa@tetea S&weine iinb in
letter 3eit iebr i'm preiie 8eltiesen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-08
Gbieago uno Noromefba9u

taufsn.
Dir.ite Strtineunesn inb IN Chicago init Der pats Gbsrt
une Hitfiean Sruthrrn. Dstniean Central. Baltimore unp
Sbtp. yitti b. 70. Sort gDapns une 9bisase. Rautatss uae
NIT Der Gtieass ure alten une Sainsis Central fur ale
ineiptn glast arranstrt persen.
Sirete StrbineHnBrn itne ebenfaus nit br unipn gaehe
eiftnbatn tn Smaba fur nas pnnifs I'm ierntn aosaru her.
eertQt.
Dtrttts 8trtinsuussn NnsaRalItu Der.
btneunssPuntttH NIT 3aseu iur allie
8rtutliaiea ttretftllt
yuuman Yalait : Wagen.
Disft tsrdbmtsn s4aS,n iauftn bel nqm Na&sassn In
aQen ttnien pIe,eT Sabn
Dits 1T es njistetn q, bic sitfs sDdaeu ,piI6sn
Gtteass uni Ct. gaul ostr 9tieasp me Milraaisr iauitn
lapt.
Sn Omaha ~ssrbinsen Cd unlns s6lafrassn nit zen
leb, rIdue. S1IarRasen Der linton Yaeife uiisneabu, fur
aae place Esr!t1 psm Mihoari 5luNe.
puter Ten 9ertpelsn, pslte eiefe Pinis Ten Rdlsneen
bieitt Hne aat neuetttr gsrtehtrunstn, namlih NIT
Sitin telbciierit Satn. Stabl,S rieuen, Sttins uno 9iien.
Sruden. parlers ure SrapIne. Reems yerienen. Haeeu.
Maud nne epuHet'' UaseHf soeiinsteuie SittTbdlS Salt.
Srerlls, Wtlers Patent Stbti teits' 8uppelunS uno Plat
Sidsrbsit une ppllfansIse Seauemiiatsit.
Ia tiss Giieutabn
bur6 finf SroBe Staaten,
uns aser 20OO @ldlsn gDss,s liuft, &c ti.tst eies Gcmsaus
cen Netitnefn 9rletfterunaen. ptlft te,ut cencutvenee
Sabn hat ned anbidtn tam.
aat aifstassnttn isnnsu lidets absr vide Data per.
iauisr.
2etr ets betsn Rsiit. SsauenIthtettsa Iu6t miro I,ins
atdsts nur hbsr e'eis Balm une nssr ipns anssrt f%auisn.
&arpin Sus6itt, q, S. Siennett,
General. eupnintsnssut. s3i-2s @snr gaHass gssnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-08
6ptcl III pcrmielben

Gin gut sinesrittttes gan; neu m6blirtss uni rtHrrirtts
5cteL, TT 8eiuRpbettspaIber ~ psrmiettsn.
Das pptel IN iepr GUT fr,autntirt urp tehaeet fb i'm be
fsn Ut6dttstptIe In Der t~lureneeu. fertpatrtne uue Idnsd
panitneen Statt ,gDinsna :, Winn.
0eraumise Stalunesn uns icafitse Decentralization line
beim Sauie. = 93eeen Wdbtrem renee man fh an Zen Ser
~ausaster eisfss SlatttS, Sssr AT ben 9ist.itamt
~. Sdpcieer,
23i-ba. geinpna. @iuu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-08
2Sir 6a6en nod cine sewiHe Nn;abI
Der arstidbrisen Brdmienblder:

Sas Snrembmr8er 2ano;
feline @sidi9te, feline Bemobnsr, iein
9aaoel uno iein Wanbel, on 9anb, bic mir
Don 5eute an 5u
so Gcnts
per Stid. portofrei mad alIen SbeiIen ber
Ser. Staaaten unb @uropa's ienben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-08
SteQe9efm6!

Gin rtnsnft aftlih a~tttleeter 9lann. Der ieiiper 8tbae
ttur elmer taibplilGtn 3,ttuus mar, iu6t dnt nhnli6,
Sieut; eerfsIst puree auc cine Sttas an elmer tsttrn Sttr,
aniialt Deer an etner iattcliidtn S6ult ~eusfuaen fpHaen,
pian ptust I'D an pre Astattlen. DIR fpnHen cen seuaua'
ten SerrR betens empftpleH. li bah.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-08
u gu

9Der ben aufsa!balt,prt pen Srbn S6ils aus Sebidtir.
9dLt.n SdglueI, yuremburL traut. riro t%rtuneIinlt or.
iltt. penieibsu car &ceastipn bisiss Slattes ~ msIetu, cher
~ leItitea an
y. y. Doueelineer,
235-237 81. 6pnatus. 9adiNa &c.. Srra.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-08
Tene A,veigat.
81 p~ereamfen

81 perfaufcm
Cine harm ben 1863 adtr sutss 9ans. rpssu no gder
antsr Slug. Ger Het ypisisnlane. ~ De len sen WI. Car.
mel. 9 9ltlen ren 9arrp1 9itu. IN Garrea 9s Spwd, as.
lean. tstt inter ~suEfiSsa Ssfinsunsen ~ ~psriaufen.
auf tsr Ja,m III tn srrbes %5ramspaas. cute Stalunssn
une In Der aabe Der gDsrnuns Srnr u%tnrahsr. 8atbplilHe
gfarriirh' ane S6ile nt6t nett tn fernt.
@an psree f6 fur nattIe austuuft an Ssrrn
Y. y. HcTclcr,
p. O.. MOUNT CARMEL,
GarreG &C.. Soma.
9ablunastebiuauraen itbr Iitt. 237 td.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-09
Ancestry of tho Pen,
From Notes and Queries

The earliest mode of writing was on tiles,
oyster shells, bricks, stones, ivory, bark ane.
leaves of trees, and from the latter the term
Wleayes OF books" is probably derived
Copper and brass plates were very early In
use. and q bill of feoff'ment on copper was
some years since discovered In India, bear
ing date 100 years B O.:
Leather was also used, as well IS woodel
tablets. Then the papyrus came into vogue
and about the eighth century, the papyrus
was superceeded l,y parchment. Paper
however, is of greater antiquity, especially
among the Chinese; but the first paper mil
IN England was built in 1886 by German
at Dartmouth, in Kent. Nevertheless, ii
was nearly century and a-half-nameay
in l713-before Thomas Watkins, station
or, brought paper making into anything
like perfection.
The first approach to pen was the stylns
kind of iron bodkin; but the Romans for
bsde its use on account of It's frequent and
even fatal use in quarrels, and then 1t wat
made OF bone. Subsequently reeds, pointed
and split, like pens Of the present day were
used.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-09
Phllaeelpnla Trade Report
FRIDAY, October g.

FRIDAY, Octobef6.
Cotton il dull, with small sales of mid.
dlings In lots at 11allNc for upland, ant
liLc for New Orleaus.
i, Wish 1a rssap'o sslas 81 20 o6 bags ko It as
so bags Laguay1Ia at 1870. and 70 mats
ugar-supplies are moderate. at 8Ma9',,
for fair and good refining Cuba. hohneh
aed poesst 1T for
loaf, 1l114c for crashed and po~dered;llAo1 1or
cranulated. and l011c for 4.
In the abEencs Of change We cGnMnue ~ 70
quote molasses nominally at SSaalc lor ou-
Now Cloverseadis is in Light receipt, ana Is
held At l0allc; T,mothy sells OF 81 SOal y"
and Fia1ssed is firm at II 35al 40.
In Flour ther0 IL an aottve movemenI::
The homo trade Is purchasing Freely, ,,drs ama
are firm in their demands. The stock Of
the better grades + Mtnnesotas 1S reduced
to q low figure, and holders are 1ndlherent
about selling at cutrent rates. sales o.
@ barrels Gity Nils xt,n on s sesEeI p.ansV
Family at Ss 50; Indiana new, wheat, At
g 25; patent medium, II 50, and choice 81
rye Flsur is quiet. -. .x
Buckwheat Meal-The new crop Is arriv-
ing, aud small sales G re reported at ~ 5O per
barrel.
Wheat, Influenced by the advance IN the
West, and wish, receipts and offerings light;
| is firil, and prices have u decided upward
tendency. Sales of 5000 bushels, includi ng
Pennsylvania Red, at q q; Western do.,
poor and good, at 81 1901 ~; South ern
| Amber at oil $50 n; Pennsy!vsnla 90. al
| 81 26 and Michigan White at 81 30; prices OF
4 Cor n n nominal.
Ryeis in light receipt; We quote Southern
| at 70c., and Pennsylvania at 75D76c.
] Corn is in limited request from the home
trade, but the export demand is good and
l price firm, Sales Of 5000 bushels. embrac-
! Ing Pennsylvania and Southern Yellow at
57659c Western Mixed at 56@571se., ana
! sail corn at SIC. T. o b.
Oats-The receipts are larger, and the
market is over-stockS1 with mixed ana
light, which are not wanted, but choice new @
and Old White is In demand. Sales OF IL Os
bushels, including dark and light dnlae. mi5ea,
at SO@33c.; fair and good White ct S5gSse.;
cho'ce and fancy at 3o@4So.. and Ohlo
White. old crime, at 4s@5oc. 1000 bushe!H
WHISKY ia arm at 81 ls for Western
ivon-bound barrels,with sales Of l59 barrels.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-09
(fo BE ooNT1NUED.)
The Pool Of Sloan as 1t Now Stands.
/Vrcyo tha Alta ntic


On our way to the Pool of Sloan we
passed the village Of Siloam, which is In
habited by about 1000 Moslems-a nest OF
stone huts and caves clinging to the Sid
hill, and exactly the gray color Of it's stones
The occupation of the inhabitants sppears
to be begging snd hunting for old copper
coirs, mites and other pieces of Jewish
money. These relics they pressed upon Us
with the utmost urgency. It was easier to
satisfy the beggars than the traders, who
sailed out upon us like hungry wolves from
their caves. There Is a great choice OF dis
agreeable places In the East, but | cannet
now think Of any place that l should not
prefer to Sloan.
The Pool of Sloan, magnitied in my IN
FAINT mind as "Siloam's shady rill," is an
unattractivs slnk-hole of dirty water, sur
rounded by modern masonry. The valley
here is very stony. just below we came
Solomon's Garden, al arid spot, with patch
es OF stone walls, struggling to vegetaDlf
garden, and somewhat green with lettuce
and Jerusalem srtichokes. have no doubt
1t was another thing when Solomon and
some of his wives used to walk here. IN the
cool of tho day, and even when shalium
the son of Col-hozeh, set up "the walls
the Pool Of Sloan by the Kings garden
The Morning herald., 1876-10-09

syTIEAP! CHEAP PER! CHEAPEST!
BOOTS,
EHOES,
and CATERS.
Chi1dren's shoes, from 45 cents 10 VI w.
MEMS calf.slsIn boots, fine hana-seWed
FOR x45O. at Ninth and Spruce. Repa1r1nt
neatly ttono. 1oucu
augN-ly WILLIAM hooOA.
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rate through the dim old church, 20 empty
and desolate-"de.th and parting" and
Agnes awoke to the reality that she was q
wife, murmuring with shudder as she
received her fathers congratulations; "Un-
til death parts U.s."
/ Poor Wilired He had short experience
of welded bliss, and it was bitter parting
for him; while Agnes gazed on his
honest, loving face with indefnable sensa-
tions, as if she was essaying to engrave
the lineaments on her mind. A strong
shiver ran through her frame as her hus-
band released her from his last embrace.
"May God preserve and shield him!' she
calculated; ''his image will haunt me for
evermore." They sailed away on glori-
ous sunshiny day, the blue waves glitter
ing, and the gallant bark dancing over
them to the sounds ',frejoicing music.
There was lonely, green spot, on the
heights without the town, from whence
Agnes had been won't 10 watch the sun
sinking into oceans bosom; and she sought
it now in solitary sorrow, not only to gaze
on the departing luminary, but tokeep in
view az long as possible that lessening spck
which contained her husband. She was
seated on the turf, her head resting on her
hand, and her eyes intently fixed on the
distant vessel, on which golden ray Of
sunshine rested momentarily, flashing on
the white sails,and causing Agnes to shade
those mournful eyes, thinking meanwhile
how like the white sails were to wings, and
the skimming bark itself to a paradise
bird about to sink TO rest with the reful-
gent orb, whose warmth and light it di4-
ported in. Thus she was lost in tancitul
| reverie, and the words broke from her i'll
voluntarily: 20 that l had wings like a
dove, for then would flee away and be al
rest" when tootstep at her side made
---?ss start and turn hastily round.
| 'And where would you fly to; Agnes
| where would you rest-herer exclaimed
Reginald hby, opening his arns.
Speecilless and dismayed, Agnes rose
| and stood gazing on the sudden apparition,
as if the real human being were indeed d
| spiritual visitant. "Avaunt she al
length family articulated, "avaunt," how
came you here-wherefore at this hour
Approach nle not" she cried more wildly
waving her hands in terror, and edgin9
toward the side Of the cliff as Reginald
made step nearer, and strove to clasp he1
| in his embrace
"Agnes, Agnes" he raid soothingly, and
and in voice of inoHable tenderness, "d'
you fear me-do you not know me; that J
! is indeed 7, your Reginald2 | have jus
la.ded here from Lord LIS yacht, an'
by mere chance s!rayed hither. Chance
say II" O no, led by Providence, rathe
let say. But Agnes-Agnes, whereior
look you thus2 Are you with your fathe
here, and where are the good Wasing
hams9
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sympathy For the Wounded Bandlfs
GFrom the st Paul Special.]

This morning reporter had q long con-
versation with each man. Col: Younger
frankly acknowledged their identity. saying
to a reporter that he, Cole, was born the
18th of January, 1874. The man lying by
his side he says Is his brother James, and and
rasnective re,S ages being % and % years. They
held levee this morning, hundreds of peo..
passing qR to see sns them old msn and and
/. more affecting sight is seldom witnessed.
Tho women were melted TO sobs, and strong
men gave way to sympathetic tears. Fray
ers ardent and tcrvcut were uttered, anu the
two brothers claspsd each others hands and
cave cav way to apparent grief, their features
euiyering in every muscle and scalding
tears rolling down their cheeks. Many be-
lieye iu their Qontrition. Both brothers
speak in feeling tones Of their dead mother
and living sister, and this touches the wo.
men wonderfully. Neither will say VINO
the dead man is. excuslng themselves by
saving Il is q point with them never to speak
Of each others affairs-only their own.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-09
Autu... Days.

,.u-ow strange, the nights grow coo'i
ou" Saes have left the clover;
y nu maple droppeth In the pool
fvs shady summer ooVe'
Tho swallows southwark nit;
10, ',,oht the wind signs drears,
Al .nrough h the thin veil over 1t
na ,oon looks wan and weary.
crisp leaves rustic on the path
rbat slspeth to the meadow; U.
y u oak beside tho 1i'y-pond
R,.ons down Its naked shadows;
har.d boughs at eventide
On upland fells keep sWaylng'
- dolaful sounds thorough valley Wide
a, lonely hours are straying.
.oo su,o,uer months to warm the aeart
aud then the chill frosts after; 30.
roo summer moons to dream Of love;
s.se ninety days Of laughter;
~ then the south doth end Its reign,
Tha north wind clip our dreaming;
ha shadow droppeth once again, ...
|To end Loves empty scheming. wo
h,ere IA no strip OF SIMMER blue,
put vinter clouds blow over; =
|bare IA no inch OF sodden turf
The white snow shall not cover; "a,
h pleasant thing bnt has its end
when suany days are wanning; -,
!, note of music for the Tyre,
I pnt endless complaining.