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The Van Buren press., 1876-04-18

EED Dry, buckwheat dour, if repeated
ly applied, will remove entirely the wors
grease spots on carpets or any other wool
len cloth, and will answer as well a.
French chalk for grease spots on silk
Gen. Mcdowell, in charge of the U
S. army, division Of the South, head
quarters in Louisville, has been ordered
to succeed Gen. Schofeld, in command
of the division of the Pacific, the change
to occur in July next
The Rome, New York. Sentinel is ,
paper which understands human nature
1t says: a" Some women wont be happ,
in Heaven unless they can scrub it ou
once year."
The Van Buren press., 1876-04-18
Bird Seed.

Goss & HARRIS have ordered, and on the
way, good stock OF all kinds of bird seed
Canary, Hemp Rape, etc, together with eve
rythng in their line, cheap. Call and look
Mt their stock
The Van Buren press., 1876-04-18
Dental Notice.

7 will attend to all calls, either in city or
L. country.
j. NJ YARBRO.
febl5tf Resident Dentist.
The Van Buren press., 1876-04-18
Glass New Furniture i.

We wish to call especial attention to our
new assortment, just received by rail. Large
lot of common hedsteads and chairs. Beau
iful chamber sets. etc. Take look.
44-3w
The Van Buren press., 1876-04-18
Manhood How Lost, How Re-
stored

Just PUBLISHED new edition Of Dr.. CULVER
~ WELLS CELEBRArkD Essay tho radical cure
without medieincl Of srNRMAroHHTA, or seminal
mental aud physical ineapacity, impediments 10
marriage. etc.; also consumption. epilepsy and fits.
induced by selfindulgence or sexual extravagancc,
&e
Hg-Price in sealed envelope, only six cents.
clearly demonstrated, from thirty years successful
practice. that the alarming coniequcnces Of self
abuse may be radically cured without the application
Of the knife; pointing out mode Of cure at once
simple certain and cfcctual, BY means Of which ev-
cry sufferer no matter what his condition may be-
may cure himself cheaply, privately. and radically.
Es- This lecture should be IN the hands Of every
Youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal in plain envelope, to any ad-
dress, postpaid on receipt of six cents two post
stamps.
Address the Publishers
r. BRUGMAN II son,
IL, Ann St, New York, Post Office Box i,5ss.
ian sly
The Van Buren press., 1876-04-18

Marriage" said an unfortur ate hus-
band, "is the church yard Of love"
+" And you men," replied his wife, "are
the grave diggers
The Van Buren press., 1876-04-18

ter right.
After the adjournment Of court Gen
Mcdonald reproached Col Dyer for not
having called upon him in Jail. The col
onel explained his position, and Gen
Mcdonald replied, in his pllcky manner
e has bore all through his trials: ~
don't want to ask anything of you or to
eoncede anything, but l would like to
see you before my sentence is passed, to
show you what my p lysical condition
actually is." The generals physical
strength may fail him, but his indomita-
bic courage never will.
When Judge Krum argued in the Me
kee case the other day that Mckee had
not actually been tried, because certi.
fed copy of the indictment was remittetl
from the district to the circuit court in
stead of the original instrument, Judge
Dillon asked very poin,edly " This will
conviction, will it noty' Judge Krum
hesitated a moment and replied. rather
unwilingly 3" Y G yes, it will
Meeting Col Dyer last night, Times
reporter inquired if Judge Dillon had the
Babboek case in his mind when he asked
that question.
Yes" replied the colonel, and |
had it in my mind, too"
Reporter" Ii the court rules Judge
krum point as correct, will you take
any action in the Babcock case I"
Colonel DYER" will that, instantly
III call for Babcoek to appear for trial
at once. and il he does not answer I'll
take forfeiture on his bond and send a
copias for him. I'll have him as quickly
as had Avery the other day. In twen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-18

8etrsfi RON grmcuunt.riihtuns on s. {.
SCOT uno @. D. MINT ons bat pesen &c:
modttn Saumpfan,unaen uno steuerer:
mdbiauns. Die BcidIe Der foIsenbsn
6,iepensridter murben p~erleisn uno anse.
nommen Don s. yedie. s. -. Eittitis, s.
u. Yamston, 9. Wiler urb s. 8. pea
Gantiucn. lie SonoS non s. Yuiie unb
Rid. &,erner non Dem @ine 9p., murbsn
sut9ebeiBen unb ebeniv Ser Se,dt beS Coos
tenbsidGuers.
Srau &oonsp's @eiud ~usrleien unb
Iberreidt. Der Aueitor puroe angewieien
ole 2ownibip GIcts. Die 'bre Ner,dte con
1915 nod ni1t eingeianot, bies iobalo
m0slb Az ibuu. Dss County auOitOrs
Se,i1t FIBER Die Nussebtn hss Vriidenfoncs
I'M Sabre 1875 wurNe s%enebm,st uno Ni.
90. ~, Ger tur bic 2anspon Srite ausss.
l.,lit mar, usrnldiet, be terie!be ni1t &c:
,sau6t warO.
Siyuhy Dom IL Sanuar. Gas Yroto.
fol ser ssfirigen te,ganelunsen maro &c;
nsbm,st. = Dicgse'S Gsiu1 UNI Wioer:
usrmsNuns bsr ) ScbniOn: Sttabe purOe
pernorisn. Ole SsrhanOlunsen III Ter
&alpron StruBsn Anseleseubet nabm bic
lbr,se .3tit in Anlpru1.
S.pans rOm ID. Sannor. - las Seu.
ssnpe,Eor in DER &ai0ton StraBen:a n9eles
ssnBelt nabm Die SOrmlttaSsftdng III YIN
lpru9 uuO Der sad wuree aui Samltas.
BIN 10. us,ta5t. Gle 9iaAmltta9slisunY
nGgmen Die Gtr.anoiGnsen IN Der an9ele
Senbeit, weide umanOeruns Der D%ioonlraBs
beSpedi, III anlpsn9.
Sleuns POM IA. Sanuar. = 0as gro
tocou Der 9sltilSsn Serbanolun9sn wuroe
senrBmigt.-9Sm. y. 6ranc,s uno Nnpere
iudlcn I'm Nmrnnuterliienng fir perl1le:
pene Fsrlonn in &gltewater &pipulblp na9,
Den iibrlsen SDeil pes Cages nabmen Die
Serbanolunsen in Der MoOnltrat snunse!es
9enbelt IN Anlpru1.
Sltung rom Is. Sonuar. = Oas BRO
tocOA Der 9slrrlJtn Serbanolunsen u~s,leien
rno senetmist. s.. Daft mb Nnoere
ludten ben Yau tinlr Bride iiber Sprtng.
br1n9 an Der gMtonlt ape III YrairIe
greet Srownlbip na3.-I lie umdnperung
her OioonrruBs wurte burd bic Ioootuten
orbattat. Sbne Sprud gu iauen, uerta9te
li5 Der 0tatb bis gum II. Sanuar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-18

pie Srnte iino pur1 % uiele pertbloie
Wiirturen bttrosen worOen, haB mir ms
freusn, einen artiteI empieblen gu t%6nnen,
auf ben man ii9 itets uerlaiisn fam. Or.
au 9 it &Dni9's $ amburser
SrOpen baben ii3 einen @eltruf CT:
pOrbsn, wer oieiss aIte Deuli9e 9ausmit:
tel einmal 9ebrau6t bat, ldBt lI9 nl9t Our6
bic @upreiiunsen neusr 9lrt,tel betboren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-18
pie Sarmer um Dubuque iin6 bieie.

Die Sarmer UNI Dubuque iinb bieies
Sabr wlrtli9 libel baran nit ibreu S9wsls
men. 0es wurmen @etters wesen trauen
lie lid ni9t lei9t gu i6Ia3ten, unO Oann
9ebt pielen has &Orn ob unO iie perbcn
gum Sertani s~e3wunsen. OaOur9, oaB
Die NeSe 10 i9le9t iinO, wirb man9s 6ubre
toeter 9run5er nod Der na9lten @iienbabn.
~itatiOn sei4aiit unO bort 10 i3neQ pie mDs
LID abselsbt. Bare es talt unO batten mir
cine cute S9Iitten : Sabn, 0ubrqae's
StraBsn pirben Iebbafter iein, oils iest Der
Saa lit. uebrisens iinO bic Yreiie ilr &c.
i9la9tete S9peine re9t annebmbare.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-18

glad Oem Seri3te bss Gobtenbe
i9auers bon Dubuque &c.. tamen bel ibm
81 Sale CUR gnmeIOuns. SSn 10 Sauen
purOs Die seiesli9e GOOtenidau uOrsenom.
men, babel itelte es ii4 beruus, OaB in 8
Sdaen Der Cob Die 6olse bes Grtrintens,
in 2 6aaen oes S%eIbitmOrOes, in le 2 0als
len bes 3ufaaes, Der @swalt Ober Don
VerIebnnsen in Solse uon @iienba )nun.
Sllidfn unb in einem Sale bss @ririerens
elntrat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-18
9~tian SUI. isal 5ustitute
III SIol!uapolis, SHo.
2rsi pccr metrerc Ncrste tpcrben
SntuQMe, So&ua,
in SW0l!napolis, Snn.

ipicDer bcfu thrn.
aBieesrbp'ts wisnbeit Il tsrnrd, ; II &c hens
BEN ae !. raB 1 nsn s,b if.n ",rfe. Ibne cor
is nab Srtia"apol 9 IA 3 BE-" brandb II.
Die Ner5ie lirb gu ip,e6en i'm Smlicn
&aus. G.b. que, Coma. Junuar 26. unO
u 1876.
Sle weroen Die psridiebeniteu dirur9i:
lden 0alie bebanoeln, Yeralllls, ole ar;
len pom WtiByelioilunsen oes Gelldtes, oes
0tutY,ao,s nnO Der OIleoer, trante @e
leute. trente au9tn. Gatalrb. 9ebeIme
&rultbeuen, pamOlgOIetn, 6llleln u. i. No..
Nteitt Sud DE s3s,t uno ben Ylae. =
Glrcnla,e tann muI pom ,Snltuut Su9elanot
erDal,en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-18
Em EsGneu D~onneraao. ben 20.

San. miro suf uusemeines YerIanscn oas
belisbte unb pirtli3 ausse5ei6nett Sing
ipiel Der sei4eiOte Natl" ucn ben @iit:
sliebe,n Der &oIpinss llnterbaItunssseiel:
i4ait, I'M Saale hes S9ulbaui,s Der Ct.
0tarien: @em.inSe, our Multiplying tom.
men. gs 1T gu erparten, boB Die Sreunbe
elmer anssnebmen ll~nterbaltuns ii3 babel
re6t SabIrel3 einfinben, uno Die Semiibun:
gen Der Geisai6ait Die psrbisnts 9lnertsn.
nun9 finben m09e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-18
Die ri@tiae 9eit. = @ie @enioe

pie riGti8e 9eit. = 8ie @enise fin.
ben i'm geben Die ri@tiss 3eit unb seben
buber oft ibrem Guine entsssen. Sait Du
Suiten, 10 sebrau6e gu ri@ttser 3sit o..
@u9ut &6ni3's 9amburser
Srn ittbee, unb Ou mirit na9ber ni5t
auf benz &runtenIaser gu bereuen babsn,
baB 0u bic ri9tise git, benz llnpObIiein
gu ~lteuern, usrpabt batteft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-18

,,pe seas tm S~wsphuaer" bat
rierer con iib bSren laien; er Fat cine
LANCE Gp~rreipunoen; einseianbt, Die in
ndditcr 9tummer eri9sint. Merci mel
Soudl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-18
lGre1uuua.

@ne t~iejenisen, Die Dem Seritorbensn S.
u. Giis uon ct. 0onatus etpas l9ulpen,
bic in 0teGnuns nit inn iteben, OOer Oensn
,er itulcis lein lOute, iino sebeten ii9 ins
nerbalb 80 &usen our Abre9nuns Sr mel.
ben. 54-57.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-18
Or. u. .. 1smmers in g.

ST.. u. .. 2,smmers in Gait
Grunge, Soma, bat bic Site scbabt, Die
9Isentur FER rQurcmburser Gazette" in Der
boriisen llmsesenb ;u ib%ernebmen; bers
isIbs 1T buber erma6tist, glbonntcn Su
fammeln. @elber gu colettirsn uub bafiir
su quittiren. llnierm bisbe,isen Nssntsn.
Srn. Gb. @ebIen, uniern beiten Sant fir
fsine Semlhnneen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-18
&leiOer! S,reioer! y Sreiaer III

: 2S'r bntsn einsn s,rbsn 9prratb BON alsipsru
on Sanr, wsl9sR MIR lsbr biuts ausYsIfduien,
nm p'sftT Naam lur GrabiabTs. Waaren su NC.
tpinnen.
gu batsn i'm Central Nartt. Stsrs. Rpran
Vlct, Sds Der II. uno Soma Sirabs.
W.tD. SrmuIb. en eeutlcte els,f talcltIt
tpiib lIp frsasn, ale isine alien 6rsanes iommsn
~ ltpfH. .. Npipau.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-18

Ter Mctrppplitan 3cibifan in her
Nabs rec gthsrdums, fribr ron Itdr unt
S,,nafrs jest SGssr unt RntrliH s%sbaitsn. ia mi
e. fr auepabl uOrtrriaitn autl6tn unb qua.
siss, ltrtt rem tslsn pfsrbsn pnfsbsn. @sr
elfs Spailsrtabrt MAIDEN, otcr binaus in bic
IaGtn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-18

9as 1T aud nod ni6t oft baseweisn,
oaB gu herielben 3eit, OaB bas 6dbrboot
lduft, bic WaSen iDer oas sis fabrea. llnO
bod lit oas bier Der SAL.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-18
Die S~taatsfair in GsSar @apios wirS

Die Staatstatr IN eeoar Jtaplos wiro
bieles Sabr ON IL. September beginner
Dubuque Edit feline ausiteluns am T., aIio
a9t Gage porber. Man betra4tet bieiss
iebr sinltis fur Dubuque; mir iinb aitberer
0ieinune.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-18
GteueGsfuD

en r:Ferf@afttt@ s~ettlbeir Mana. Der fttt-r RebsS
Ifhr stn'r tatss!, den 3 itrgs Kar. ia6t it abaiiSe
Steut; etiitlbt raree aan ene eta an tiatr lSbsIn e,bs>
da'talt cstr an rtrtr iatspiiinta Sduit usfsata Zen ~.
Nas ttnet tb an . Z n.edsttpE. gir ipuurn zen ssHasa.
Nh perm etNens ~tnpfteieR. 81 tdb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-18
Gef6afte! Ge(6afe!! @e(6dhe!!!

SIN Central glarft StUrs, Ropan Slcd, Ode
fn II. nnb Soma SIrabe, iup Suit aapprn,
Sanrld ubs. Wltttns unb ale Arien Strren.
SlsIpsr ~ baben q. Mpipau.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-18

Seinaer g%mmemt6arer safe nno
fri(6es 2sier~ jeoerseit bel glumenauer
d @leu er (friber S3miO's grauerei) an
bsr Slantrocb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-18
Staot 4 Nmeegfn0.
GetCenoe Agenten:
8. 9. Sage
G;co. WpitcrS.

Mir cmpfeblsn Sisie Gerrn Der bodw.
@eifhiGfeit, uniern asrnten unp 6rsun:
ben aufS &eife.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-18
GgicagO Warftbrriht.

2elssrGpb.) Sanuar Is. 1876
80 l-$4.5O bis SIS.
Wei5e n.-99c bls $l.O2.
Wel9tOrn.-44 Gts.
9ater-3l Gts.
Vutter-20 bis % GtS.
gier-22 bis "a gts.
Wbistp-$l.Os.
&inopieb-$2.7 rs bis 5 40.
q dweine-$6.75 bis 80.
S4weinefeii 9-Sl9.5
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-18
Chicago unto glort6wefterm
(Sitcubnhn.

TaEasi,r. fir Gtitass. D%ttrstt. Ssless. Gr,sslaue,
Sufa!e, Ntaaara 6dus. gtttsburL. GiRe matt, Rrbet T.
Nibans 3er.ntp. Tcntreal. 0atbee. gert.ane. SsHpn,
9airp San Jranetsee. Sdsramsntp. Saesn. Ga 9ate
Sitp IthSe ,1runeil Slufs Sipur Gitp. Sr. paul @Iar
anstte. Gstanata ID. na'ba @iaeiipn. Gbspenns, Omaha,
guntts no cid, s9eitli2, Suella uup SefliS. lsa,sn ibrs
3IdetS via Ger
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-18
No. 2. - ySOWruiil1r Srieaiac.
Iubuaue, cen IL Saruar. 1876

HIM bldlD, ~Ncnip Gren, G!anneut
aler art. Mu6Itnr. Gale ire unp anr.re gSaa.
ron ,u %tanIen. Ssbs mad hem Gtnrral' piarfI'
Sirrr, HUipans yipt. Gdt cur IL. u. soma
SIraBe. tf5-5f Z. Hcipau.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-18
Gbleaso uno NorSmeitdabu

uuItU
Itr,its gsrtinbunssn fne in Gbisaes nit Ger eats ebure
lptp, yltt b. "a, 6ert Qapnt une Chicago Sautaiee unp
Fan Tanele F'nie Tur alt yIase CitIlG ue iusenit6 unp
nit Ger ebteasp ure Alrrn unp Saineis Central fur ale
luz tItn Yidpt arrdnsirt rcrteu.
Strtttt Strrtne dnstn inp ebrnfaus nit er Union Y1cifc
Giicnba n tn Smaba fur ALE ganits i'm isrnsn 9psten Der
seE, ut.
Dirstts gertintuustn Hntanallsu Der.
inbansspHnftr NIT 3agtu fur Glle
&reuiltnten ttrseftllt.
Ynuman Yalait Wa9cn.
1isfs teritm,su gDassn lauisn bel aG,n Na&tjissn In
alien tiulen e'eeE Barn
Dies III RE stnlistqtuie tie eteie gpaseu ,pii6sn
@hteaso uRs Ct. Saul setr Gbisa8p unp WiiIpa4ise Iaufen
last.
On OMAHA srbinseu fd unrsrt e6lafrascn mi, len
utb rianp ScNiafL a9sn tr ltnipn gaeife 0iisRpabn, iur
ale Yidse psrliU RON DiirpUri 6lule
enter ten @rrtbsiitn. rsift eiis Sinis ben ~Sdftussn
bistei. pne ole neatfsn StrbShrur8tr. namli6 mtr
Shin bslbrttrte Barr. Stabi Snienen. Stin. une 9iitn.
Sruttn. YGrlers unb Tram ne' Nprnr .yerfpncn gSaetn.
Maud. une teungts. y a8en. Wttinsbpuie St6erbeits gult.
Eremls. Niatrs gatsnt eide tsts, auI ptluna uRp Slat.
fprn; frrner biti,t fe. ten Rsiitneen, Sd)n,l ligfe. Il,
2 d'erb il une ucnifdnsIgs Sesusmliaf.it.
Da siss Giisnbabn
bur4 flint SrOBe Staaten,
unS absr 1000 @ditn gpss 5 lduIt. 70 bistst rids GumyanY
zen NeHeneeu 9rlsi t~tsrunstn ReI6e ftns eSusurirsnte
Balm bat nod antietn lam.
aas 1idstassnisn tcnnsn aideis atu eisis 9a6n yer.
iaaien.
Ger ss bsaen Rdls decentralization fu&t, wire rslps
3ifsts nur nesT sisie Balm anp aber tsns anesre iauim.
9aarDin Sug6itf, %, S. Stennetf,
@sneal'S apeiHteusen.. 234-2o5 Sent gaHass assnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-18
Better aicac.
y SOIL N q q [ n.

9aafsrieft, Ssretssi.n, asba aasn sffs!tGtn DsfzEsuss
Eersea asis f~initltefts ttisvst.
Office, Gae psa Rsta une 5. Gtrase,
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-18
Wilwaufec WarftberiMt.

Per atlssrapb) Sanuar IS. 1876
Wei5en-$I OF bis Ito.
Safer-33 Gts.
Well dtorn-48 Cts.
@erfe-98 Ste.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-18
VtD>U0rf Warftberiht.

1''"~ UUtt UtulIIutTtWt.
Cpfr 3eltsraph. Sanaar IS. 1876.
Mebl-S4 go bis 500.
8ei5en. Gbieuso. SO. 2, $l.23
bis l.25.-Ufilpautee, $50. 2, Sl.24 bis
1925.
Oafer-45 lis 40 gts.
Weli d torn-sem. weitl. 65 st.
S4weinehei9 $500 rs.
Goio in Jtew Dort $l.l3.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-11-22
SELECTED MISCELLANY.
LTLLIAN'S DYING.

The sea i blue. the world is fair,
The Happy robins course and sing;
Mid unmer never SCENE: To VT ar
Such grace in everything.
FAR I.itlian.s days are nearly sped:
She may not count what hours remain
But every earthly hope Is dead,
And heavens she would attain.
II NV few the years since 1.-THE and young,
= maid just turned happy wife.
Tho robins then no gsyer sung,
Nor sGmmer gave more life.
New. when her children bird like poise
Ard chatter round her cottage door,
t. her frail sense that i but noise
Which music was before.
Sh. has no voice ~ bid them cease,
Ne power 10 curb their youthful strength !;
She thinks. soon shall be q peace.
The diScord done at leng th."
LYING alone upon her ted,
Her muthPrless years she lives again,
A nj rises. halt as from the dead,
To kiss her babe with pain.
She looks abroad-the fields are sweet,
The bowers are CAV, the trees are green.
''Alas,' she SAYS, '.can these eyes greet
More love than they have seen
"A. r., in Harper's Magazine for Dec.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-11-22

WO1nen's C1OGhinG.
London Examiner.
OF late there have been many signs
that women, at least, are becoming alive
to the strong control Of clothes upon their
fate. From time 10 time we hear OF rev
dictionary associations instituted to free
them from the weight of ruchings, and
burst for them the letters OF Nalencen
neS and ribbons. Now it is a band OF
Sc late English women who are pledging
themselves TO convenient, if doleful,
livery OF perpetual black now il is the
patriotic and contrite ladies' of Prussia,
WAC. under Imperial patronage, swear
resistance to their too fondly obeyed ty-
rants and natural foes, the milliners OF
Paris; now it Is a fiery squadron Of
American Amazons who are enrolling
themselves TO DO battle with the hostile
world for health, happiness and trousers.
We all find food tor mirth in such as
soclatIons, for We are agreed that dress Is
q tritie, and the idea OF an association at
81 about such am indifferent matter re-
minds us OF the famous tempest in a tea
cup-and when trousers get into the dis
cussions we laugh still more, because it Is
understood that the mere name of trou-
sers is a capital joke. Yet, after all,
there Is something to he said for the wo-
men who ''agitnte" about their clothes.
There is no doubt that the dress of Wes-
tern women is cumbrous and by its
weight and the impediment il puts in
the way Of active exercise, a bondage
there Is no doubt that it is unduly eX.
peusive; and there is no doubt that il
81, n, i
artistic as against hygieuic fitness Raj
ment better adapted TO the need, lighter
10 bear, more complete as protection
against vicissitudes Of weather, allowing
the whole body more play and, if one
may dare TO say it, less display, more
lasting, and more graceful is an i'm
provement no sane observer can pro-
nOunce unneeded.
But woman of the smallest self
respect, whatever might be her courage.
would decline to adopt singly, no matter
how rational and modest, a costume
which could be a surprise to beholders
and no scattered missionaries, though
looking never so comfortable and never
SO picturesque, could entice the female
multitude to initiate their venture. If
ever material alteration is effected ii
must be by the union of many. Here is
Il difficulty at the threshold, for suck
union could i'll be achieved except by
the efforts of an association, and in such
a cause the very name of association is a
hindranee, suggesting suicidal parade
and publicity over a reform in which Of
all others an unobtrusiye modesty would
be essential.
Surprising that difficulty disposed of,
the fatal difficulty Is reached What
should the dress be? There is an old
round which runs, "'Lot us be merry in
our old clothes for we shall never get
new" For want Of the perfect dress to
which a fairly representative women's
parliament could be got to agree, the
sufferers under too much skirt will have
good many years yet in which to sing
that chorus.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-11-22

( Indianapolis JourualI
he superior court Of Cincinnati bne
7 Just rendered q decision of general inter.
est to the holders 1T life insurance poii
I cles, especially % such as hold polici6s on
/ the limited term plan. The case Wa
/ this \ insured his life ia the North.
western Mutual for So. 900 on the ten.
year plan, the contract being that Inca
should pay an annual cash premium of
1886 70 and give an annual premium
note of S9l eacu year for ten years. The
company promising o. pay the sasd sum
oi f2,oOJ within ninety days after no.
/ lice and proof af death ut the insured
dcductluR tlereir0m the balance of the
years premium and all notes given for
/ premium, II any. lt was stipulated iu
I the policy that if default was made I'm the
payment Of any premium, or in the pay
ment oi interest on aLy premium note.
the company would pay as many tenth
parts ot the So 600 as they had been
paid complete annual premiums at the
time of the default. Tho policy showed
thar the insured had paid the first years
premium and given his note. ana it was
further admitted by t.e company that he
had made SIX annual cash payments OFT
el5b ~ each, and bad given six annual
notes of S9l each which notes were "a
lean on the policy annually and
have rad the interest ON an the
notes, except on the last. aud that
when il fell due hc refused CD pav
the interest, and made 40 further pay
ments OF any kind, and gave uo other
notes. lt was fertilizer admitted that the
dividends of the profits of the company
had paid and cancelled the first two of
the premium notes, and chat as tl the
other four the company had ceased to
declare dividends for The wears iu which
such four notes in part represented.
Three years after Che Iast plsmcnt of
interest the insured died. Iu ann action
on the policy 10y the widow she claimed
that She had made s.N payments oft come
plete annual premiums, ANA WIS. there
fore, entitled to recover Sis teuths of
50, 600, the original SUM insured. deduct
ing thcretrom the unpaid notes. It was
claimed by the dcieudeut that only two
complete annual premiums had been paII
and that the plaintiff was only entitled
TO recover two tcutls of uil ORIGINAL
sum. Upon a full hearing of the case
the court held
|. That neither the policy nor the
premium notes fixed any Time for the
payment OF the notes. and chat it was
not contemplated that the notes sh9uId
be paid during the life of the insured.
otherwise than by the application Of tho
profits OF the company; that during the
lite oi the insured, ut least, the notes
were taken ia satisfaction OF the part of
the premium which obey represented and
fA...
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-11-22

MARRIED LIFE-Do not run much
from home ones own hearth is of more
worth than gold. Many marriage be
gins ike rosy morning, and then tails
ewav like a snow-wreath. And why?
Because the married pair neglect 70 be as
we'll pleasing to each other after marriage
&c before. E.ndeavor always to please
one another. Consider, We daughters
what the word "wife' expresses. Inc
n, or, woman is the husbands domestic
ta;1b His honor and his home are I'M
dar her keeping-his well-being in her
b.nd Think of thisl And you, We sons
he faithful husbands, and good fathers
of families
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-11-22

CoSscrEScE MoNPf.-in ore of the
I.rnost and most striving towns of emo
Il, ,EsaI 1' Known bosel keeper and politician
~ "e a,>oo;nted collector of internal rev.
was a rOoa moaing he found on his desk
emu I.or o5drrsed to him officially, with
a iet ,os+ms-, containing tive-hundred-
Out psa-snback, to which was pinned
dolla,I Sce of paper with Coincidence
d s.aa written therson. Quietly fold
none the greenback and putting It IN
ing 5cket- book, he remarked, Il always
e9iissuspect that bar keeper of mine. =
aaiitor's Drawer, in Harper's Magazine
Or December.