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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-27
Die &atboIifem lit Mrmenien.

gnoli9 baben bic glnselessnbeiten Der
fatbolii9en Irmenier in Der Giirtei cine
Before Wenbuns erbalten. Der leste
@robpssier mot Der bitterlte Seinb Der
Mrmenier unb porsisIi9sr llrbebsr Der
Serfolsunsen sesen lie. 9lu9 na9bem
bas S9isma gang uerfauen mar unb uiele
IbsefaIene wieoer suriidsefebrt puren,
fonnte er ii9 nidt entiblieBen, iein @ert,
Die Serfolsuns Der grmenier, auiSuse:
ben. Sranfrei9 unb Seiterrei9 batten
fi9 su @uniten bes Patriar9en Saiiun
perwenbet, aber obne grfoIs. Nun bat
iosar &uBlanb bic @eIesenbeit pabrses
nommen, ii9 iiber bic 9erfolsuns Der
9riitliden Mrmenisr gu betlasen unb eng
lamb, beiien GinfluB, aIs elmer befreunbens
ben Ma9t, Der bebeutenite 1T, uereiniste
ii9 nit ben iibrisen Md9ten gu @uniten
Der Irmenier. Siellei9t mar bies elm
Sauptsrunb, baB Der @roBueSier, Der ni9t
nadseben woute, e%ntfernt wurbe. Der
neue @rosuesier bat iosIei9 ben Batris
arden Saiiun auf bas Treunblidite ems
pfansen unb ieiuer geidperbe abSubeIfsn
peripro9en. Gu9 bic ibriseu Miniiter err
wieien benz patriarden 9ahun aue @efdIs
Iiateiten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-27

t%aufen, ais ensIiide. Sn Snbien meroen
mir ebenfals bur9 bieieIbsn unermiioliden
&ipalen aus benz 6eIbe seidlasen. 8er
wiiroe es Dor sebn Sabren seslaubt baben,
baB etpas Oerartises m0Sli9 let. I'm
offen gu iein, es sibt mande, bic es jett
nod ni6t sIauben. gs lit cine unpius
fommene grideinuns unb bic 2eute woaen
iie ni9t ieben, ober periu3en nit aaer
Wta9t, fie bintues gu bisputiren. sic lit
aber oa unb muB, wie i9 seiast babe, 9es
waItise 4enberunsen in benz sanSen en9lis
i6en Sanbelspsrfebr unb @obIitanb ber:
uorrufen. Sd bore iebr pieIe Seute iiber
bic Cambridge rnb bic Oitlide Srase ipre9en,
ferner iiber bic 6ebler bes Winilteriums
unb bic Qeiben Der Sulsaren. Sd bore
aber Hiemanb, Der iiber cine weientli9e
IenSeruns in einem Snbuitriesueise @ns.
lambs ipri9t, ben man emit fir bas @eoei.
ben bes 9anbes fir unumsdnslid notbwens
big belt. Iieuei9t t0nnen mir obne bens
ielben fertis perben; es mag pieuei9t elm
anberer Snoufries ober SanbelsSweis on
feline Stele treten. Sins aber lit mad
meinsr 9lnii5t ssuiB, baB bic i9Onen Gage
bes SaumwoIen: @ei9dftes BON England
gu gnoe iinb. gs lit nidt cine blobe tbeil'
weiie gridlaiiuns, bic mir bier ieben, rs lit
aufOiuns. @enn bieie @abrbeit einmaI
erfannt isiu wirb, uie bies friber ober
ipater bod Der 6aa iein muB, 10 wiro man
ieben, baB bas Solt bieies Sanbss ii5 me-
niger nm bic bulsariiden Sauern als um
bic 2eibsn ieiner eisenen nnbsi9dfti9ten
unb arinen grbeiter fiimmert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-27

0urcmbnrg. Sn Der Wertitatt zines tr
Der Nrienal>M penue wobnenben Oearaifs
ieurs brad am 20. Sanuar 5euer aus, tas
%inbeisu Oant Der rai1en Siilfe balb eez
lOi6t werben fonnte. gin;eIne Der 6els
fenben trusen erbebli9e @ranowunben baz
bapon.
Gleri. 6err S. &einsrs bat bic apOtbeas
fsrpriifuns beitanben.
Rieocrferi6rn. g~luberbalb bieiissr
Srti9aft, auf Der StraBe na6 Oifferbin>
gen bin, fanb man am 80. Sanuar ben
gei3nam elmer bo6betasten 6rauensperiou
lie9en. IS fonute baIo feitseitelt werben,
oaB bisie 6rau, pel9e seiitesi9wa1 mar,
in Der perfloienen 9ta6t bas 6aus ibrer
in SdoupeiIer uerbeiratbeten Go9ter beimz
Ii9er Weiie uerlaiien bate. Der binsuz
serufene Ir;t conitatirte, baB bic gntieeIte
ben iiberndBisen ~Inltrensunsen, uelde
ielbe auf ibrer 5lu9t in Der iberaus itirs
mii4en 9ta9t gu beite9en bate, erIsseu
Jet.
Syels. Dim 25. Sanuar rpuroe bic nele
SrSel IN Sells reuiotrt unb an9enommsu.
Serr Sberboffer ipielte bas Suitrument,
bas uon ben Ser,en 0aIitein 81 3drpfsr aus
Sol4en, 9otbrinsen, sebaut wurbe, unb aus
s8eidnet in Material, glrbsit, Rlans Ser
II &esiiter unb Con lit. gs warsn piele
Yrieiter 5nr 6eier berbeiseeiIt.
euremburg. @ie mir uniern 2eiern
i9cn mitsetbeilte BADEN, wiro I'M 9aufe
bieies Sabres pom 10. bis gum Is. Sepz
TENDER bic Staot Surem5urg cine gro6e
gn;abl selebrtsr Mdnuer in ibrsn Mauer,r
ieben; mir meinen ndmli9 ben sueiteu
iuternationalen Goncurs Der Imerifaniiten,
Der Dor Swet Sabre gun, eriten male in
Nancp taate. glm 20. Sanuar wurbe
unter benz @oriise bes Yriu;en Seinri9
cine Sieurs bes Organizations @omites
Der 9eieai3aft sebalten. IS wuroe Bez
ri6t ~abseitattet iiber bic rorberettenben
Sdritte gum Gonsreiie. Ger 66uis
@rosbersos iibernimmt bas Yrotectorat.
McDfabon lteB Der Gommiiiion Sr. 100
iir Die Organization anbieten. Der norb;
amsritanii6e Winiiter6ii9 briitte ebenfals
feline Spmpat6ien aus. philadelphia erz
iu9te ben @OnsreB feline brittle Sieuns.bOrt
su balten. Oret Gomites iinb 9ebiIoet,
bas cine ;u 2uremburs, bas anbere ~
Nancp, bas brittle gu Earis. Serr DR..
S6Otter miini6te Der Staot Suremburs
Slid, Sis zines Gonsrsiies gu iein, Der
bic Civilization unb @iBeni9aft f6rbert.
5000 6r. iinb fir bic Irbeiten bes Gons
9reHes seli9ert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-27
Saar, @oieI, Gifel uno G,tnSs
r16en.

go9em. SIM Sunnel arbeiten Jest
3wei 9ofomotipen UNI gaumaterial ab uno
su ~ l1aiien. Sar9 bic glsmente lit iir
bisisn Wintsr bic Observation-Disclosures 70
besiinitist, wie ie uorber, bod Der Sertebr
lit bas ni9t, was er iein ioute.
Sell. Sier erl9eint felt Neuiabr elm
9otalblatt, bas Die tatbOIiiden Snterele
%pertrttt.
SaarIouis. Dem Gaplan Stein III
bic 8efisniB gum grtbeilen bes i9ulplans
mdBisen reIisi0ien llntsrri4ts absenommsrt
moroen.
ueber Wee i6reiben beuti9sfeinSs
Iide fransOii9e Sldtter: Ole Messr
seben ME aus iie leben nur bel, fir unb
unter ii3. Ssbss ibrer Sduisr sIei3t elmer
tleinen Seituns, in Der fs iid psridanst
suriidbaltsn. Oa bstIast, tr6itst, itartt
man ii9. 6inf Sabre, in benen Die ant
eriten Gage bsrielben uorssnommsne Mars
mormaste ni6t absenommen worben.
@enm Solbateu por6simari9iren, ldBt
man bic Goulealr nieber, penn bic Ntilis
tarmuiit srtont. i9lisst man bic Salouiieu.
Son Der alien Meser 8euOIterans iinb u
@rsiie, Srauen unb Rinber, pon As, 900
mur Is, 900 iibris sebIieben, unb ieben Gag
nod hieben Inbere bic Stdtte Der Sroltlo'
iiateit unb Der Grauer. CUR Seit lteben
$500 @obnunsen leer. Die &ue Sers
penoiie, bic i9Snite Der Stabt, itebt usrs
maiit. Sablrei9e 9aben iino sei4lolen.
Oeuti6en Sanbel siebt IS nidt." Oas
i5sint unb benn bod etwas iibertrieben.
Srier. Sn benz Weinberse bss &ents
nsrs S9mel,er mad Der Serstuppe bin
swiiaen Dem @mpbitbeatsr unb Der llmz
penbuns oes Ssrsbansss mad Slewis
itieB man auf mebrere r6uii9e 9rdbsr, bic
in ben S9ieierfelien iebr iorsfdltis sinses
bauen iinb. Sir bas mittlere Moielsebiet
bat ii9 elm @einbauuerein seoiloet.
Sn @IiaBs2otbrinssn sibt bic
anbaltenb milbe @itteruus Der 9anbbspolz
tsruns gu ben erntieiten SefilrportunSeR
glnla6. slpritoisns unp Stirlti9bdnme
itanben in Der lesten ISOLDE bes SSanlar
tbeilpeile I6on in Sliitbe uno aneere tribz
blltbeube 0dume battsn 10 hide &nospen,
bah bas gufbre6en bsrieIben bsuOrtanb.
9lud Der Gait bes @einitotes isste iia in
sutea 9asen idon in S~ewesuns. Oa obne
SweiisI nod faIte @itterans srfoIsen wiro,
frotbsm idon Elm GbsiI Der 8uspOsel Sas
ritaefsbrt 1T, 10 lit cine Sdabisuns beS
biesiSbriaen Sbits unS Weinertrass fat
unpsrmeibli9. sluGp bic Saaten, welde
obnebies n,dt isbr sinitis iteben, Ieibsn
untsr benz iortwd4rsuben @afs unS Sutr's'
rem bes Yobens.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-27
Yefsif&- Suxem6nrS.

Der @eri9tspoIIsteber 5. s.
&ouin uon grlou 1T ais @eri9tsi3reiber
mad SlorenuiIe ernannt worben, an bic
Stele oes Ssrrn SIonbiau, Der Elm anbes
res amt erbdlt.
Sin bie SteIle bss s. %. Iutbelet
1T Serr 6. Goaas gum S3SHen Der 9es
meinbe Y~ufemaSse ernannt woroen.
gu Sautfays wurbs in Der Ha9t
pom %. auf ben 81. Sanuar elm fibner
ginbru9 uoafibrt. 3wei Oiebs i4li4eu
ii9 in bas MasaSin bes Raufmann's Se-
non, inbem ite cine 5eniteri5eibe einbriids
ten unb cine betrd9tIi9e ansabl Waaren
itabIen. Maa uerfoIste bic Oiebe Bis na4
Sone9e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-27

MGe @nitrensunsen bes Prieiters in
feline sebro9ene Seele ben Srieben suriids
sufibren, waren persebens. Der Sfarrer
trat beraus unb sins lansiam auf has
@adtcorps gu, Bel wel9em it9 Der Sffisisr
aufbielt. Oieier rau9te aus einem groBen,
balbporsellanenen YfeifenfOpfe nnb borte
ben Yfarrer obne llnterbre6ung on, tnoem
ser ieinen 3ippen leidte &au6wolfsn ent'
idlipfen lieB, uelde uon Der Come sefdrbt
wurben. vWfein Serr &apitain," lprad
Der Yfarrer, IMAM bat ibnen feds @eiieln
iiberliefsrt, wel9e in eini9en Stunoen fiii;
Iirt wsrben iolen. &einer bon ibnen bat
auf Sbre Sruppen sei9oHen. Sa bic
S1uIoi9en entloben iinb, 10 ut Sbre @b;
fi6t ni6t iene gu %itrafen, uel6e ben 6repel
besansen baben, ionbern Elm geiipiel fur
tie 8epobner anberer Srii@uften Sn ssben.
Sc fam Sbnen wenig baran liegen, ben
9ster ober ben Saul, ben Siaat ober Sos
bannes gu fiiliren. ga, i9 Mil ielbIt
iasen, baB bas BeiipisI INN 10 wirti amer
fem mirb, ie befannter bas Spfer isin
ionte. Sd bite sic babsr UNI bic @unit,
ben Blat zines artnen SamiIienuaters, beis
fen Cob flint tleine Sinber ms Glenb itiirs
gen wirb, einnebmen gu biirfen. Gr unb
id finb sIei9 uni6ulOis; aber mein Sob
wirb Sbnen niisli9er iein, als Der Seinise."
$50 iei es, iaste Der Sifisisr mad fur
gem Ha9oenten. Sier Solbaten fibrten
ben Pfarrer in bas @efdnsniB uno er
wurbe sleid wie bic anbern Spfsrn sebun.
ben. @liidlider @eiie bat bas idredlids
Drama ni9t gu Gnbe seipielt. Der Off:
aier meloete ben Sorfau, wie er ii9 susss
trasen, ieinem Gommanbanten, uab bieier
9eriibrt pom benz prieiterli3en Seloenmutbe
nnb Spferiinn IieB ale ie6s geiieln fret.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-27
En8Iano'S 8antntp oaen .Snous
ttric 1T Wcrtaa.

llsber ben bsrsits mebrfa9 erpGbnten
Yerfau Der Saumwouen sSnbuitrie in @ngs
Lamb i9reibt elm Correspondent aus 9onbon
ySn alien sroBen 6abrifitdbten bes 9anbes
bSren mir pom ni9ts Inberem, ais BON benz
Ssrfau unb benz Weridpinben Der @e:
iddfte. Spinnereien iinb nur bic Sdlfts
Der 3eit I'M @anse ober gang unb gar ses
i9Io1en, Sabriten iteben itiu, sroBe gtabs
Iiiements erbaIten jeet in einem Sabre
ni@t 10 uieIe SeiteIunsen, ais hiiber in
einem Monate. $50 iinb bic vGotton
Qorbs" iebt2 sic i9einen plotli9 pers
idwunben gu iein. Die sroBe Snbuitrie,
mel9e Tie bereidsrte, iie9t babin. Die
aenberuns lit nit iiberrai9enber 9lStli9s
feit sinsetreten, unb Niemanb i9eint istt
nod bic unsebeursn 6oIsen pouitdnbis su
besreifen, wel9e bieielbe mad ii9 sieben
mug. Niemanb i9eint aber AUDI bic llr:
fade bieier Sataitropbe 81 fenneu. SIS
Tam nur cine temporare @ei9aftstlsmme
fem" iaste elm Sabrifant uon OLDHAM por
einisen Sasen gu mir; Die iberhiifisen
@aaren miiien aus benz Warft sei9aift
merbsn, unb bann wirb Der Sanbel wieber
aufieben." IS that mir leio, i'm ents
mutbisen gu miilen, inbem i'd ibm bic
@rinbe ansab, weBbaIb i'd anOersr Msi'
nunS mar.
Die Yaumpolen Snbultrie peri9pinbet
mad meiner glnii9t aus ENGLAND ni9t
temporGr, ionbsrn permanent, uno Nie;
manb, Der babel betbeilist lift, fiebt bas iest
elm. limb wober tommt bieie llmuGlsuns?
9tus benz sroBen unb rubisen Sorti9ritt,
ben bic Ypamwoueninb itrie auf Sbrer
Seite bes atlantii9en Meeres sema9t bat.
Sd brau9s nidt 3n iassn, baB gnslanb
Bis jest in @irtli9teit elm Wonopol in
bisiem Snbuitrie3weise ~bebauptete. gs
periab bic Welt nit ieinen Waaren. Sect
aber, wenn Elm enslii9ss Stid Baummol.
lenwaare irsenbwo in ben Wartt tommt,
lit 9lei9 ein amerifanii9eS baneben = bas
itetS ebsnio gut, SuweiIen better in Der
SualitGt unb niebri9er i'm Yreii c
1T. Oisis leete Sbatia9e iiberraidte mid
iebr, ais id aiming, mid barna9 gu ertun,
biaen. SIS lit aber cine Gbatiade unb
srpar cine uerbansniBuoae fir bic Wiebers
belebuns bes snsIiiden @eiddftes. SIS
sibt cine serinse nnp bod nasli9s SOrts
!8attnni weI9e IN ioielen Samilien ssorau9t
'wirb, ro ii9 tIsiue &inber beiinoen. Oie'
ielbe wirb in @merita fabriSirt. Bir pers
iudtem ite bier I'M Iesten CONNER 81 be-
fommen, fe par aber ni9t al9emeIt De-
tamnt. Die @aaren, welde ibr an nd4'
{ten famen, wuren iowobI srDber alS tbett'
scr. gnbIi@ fanben mir einen 9aben, no:
bin iie BON Mmerita importirt wuroe, nne
BORT nabm Der Sertauf ieoen Gag Su.
Qeute, bic ben Stoif einmal iaben, iasten
Dies 1T bsiler, oils ensIii9er 8attun nnS
Der Yrsis lit n%iebriser. $50 betommsu
Gle es? sic waren e%ritaunt 81 bSren,
bah es aus ben Sabriten Neu gnslanbs
fam.
-. 90 werben mir benn In inherent Spesial'
artifsl in unierem eisenen 9auie sei4laser
unb aus benz Marfte perbran9t. SD Tam
iiber bic StraBs seben unb before anb BILL
Iisers amsritaniide Saumwoasnwaarer
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-09-14
The Flag of the PrOnhet.

Many times since the Gear declared
war at Kischeneff the cable has unfurled
the Sanjak-i-Sherif, the flag of the
Prophet. But the cable acted without
authority, and the holy standard, whose
presence on the battlefield is summons
to all Mussulmans in the world to come
forward for the faith and fight to the
death, has been lying idle awaiting word
from the Sultan, who is bigger man in
Turkey than even a special correspond
ent. When that old rag kisses the breeze
the Russians may as well retire beyond
the Pruth. 1t means that the Turk will
neither give nor take quarter. The war
will be to the knife, the knife to the hilt.
The symbol itself is nothing much. A
correspondent describes it as an inno-
cent piece of rotten and faded silk, which
used to be covered with sacred writings,
and once was green in color. The only
legible word remaining upon it is
"Aleni" (world), which appears in
secluded fold near the staff. This flag
is never unfurled-nor, indeed, can it
be, from rottenness-a characteristic
which mvralists may use for the basis of
a smile connected with the nation to
whom the flag belongs. The flag is kept
rolled on its staff and covered with a
green satin cover, the whole packed
away in a gold or gilded box. When
the holy standard is TO be brought out,
it is carried in it's green cover through
the streets of Constantinople, and, after
the city walls are passed, it is in the
field" II is then slowed away in the
gilded box once more, and this is carried
with the army, much as the Jews used
to take the ark of the covenant to the
wars. When the Gar sees that ancient
bit of bunting going about the camp of
the enemy it will be sort of American
LIST of May with him. He'll move.-
Chicd0O Times.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-09-14
An Invasion Of Bears.

More wild bears than have ever been
known since the swamps have been set
tied by white men are reported to in
habit the Mississippi valley this year.
These carnivorous plantigrades are par
ticularly fond of succulent food, and
the juicy corn as it ripens in the field is
an especial object of affection. So
strong is Bruins appetite for it that
the planters of Coahoma and Tunica
counties, Miss, have recently been COM
PEELED to place guards around their
cornfelds to protect them from destruc-
ton. A medium-sized bear, with an or
binary appetite, has been known to cut
down and destroy two acres of growing
corn in a single night. They go on
their foraging expeditions in the night
time, and entering cornfeld they
squat ON their launches, shuck an ear
of corn, and proceed to masticate it with
an apparent relish equal to their bipedal
enemies. When their appetite is salts
fed they cut off cornstalks below the
ear by the armful, and, walking erect,
carry their booty through fields, over
fences, and into dark recesses of the
swamps and canebrakes, TO their hid
ing-places. Memphis avalanche.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-09-14
CatastrOphism i'm Geology.

Mr.. Clarence King recently delivered
an interesting address before the Shelf
field Scientific School of Yale College,
under the title of Catastrophism, or the
Evolution of Environment, In which he
sought to bring into greater prominence
the important geological catastrophes
which have taken place at different peri
dds in their relation to the question OF
evolution. He called attention to the
fact that marine fossils are found imbed-
ded in rocks far remote from present
seas. and that these beds were once sea-
bottoms that have been upheaved by
commissions of nature. The very sum-
NIT of Catskill was at one time the bed
of a probably raised to its present
eminence at the time OF the massive
eruptions of basalt, which can be traced
for long distances on our continent.
Such catastrophes must have played q
conspicuous part in determining the sue
cession of life and the progress OF evolu-
ton. The question of the survival of
the fittest can have little weight Mt
epochs when whole races of plants and
animals become extinct by extraordinary
commissions of nature. Mr.. Kings full
men is likely to occasion lively discus
sion in the ranks of biologists and biol
ogists, while the opponents OF Huxley
and Darwin will grid up their loins for
another fight. AS soon as the smoke OF
the battle blows over, it will probably be
found that both Huxley and Darwin
have already made due allowances for
the catastrophism, and that they have
used this element or factor when trying
to account for lost links in the regular
order of life. If there had been no cat
astrophes there would have been no diff
ficulty in tracing the descent of animals
from the lowest to the highest species,
but the frequent breaks in the chain by
wholesale sacrifice of races have occa-
stoned much trouble to biologists, and
have made it more difficult for them to
convince the skeptical of the accuracy TO
their reasoning.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-09-14
BRIGHAM YOUNG'S WILL.
How the Prophet Divided His Wealth

[salt Lake Cor. New York Tribunel
Brigham Youngs will was read to-day
in the presence of all his wives and chill
dren and few friends. Brigham Young,
Jr., George Q. Cannon and Albert Car
rington are named as his executors. The
estate is largely real estate, and is prob
ably worth s., 100000. The will was
made four years ago, and his youngest
child, born of Mary Van Colt, was then
3 years old. Young was the father of
fifty-six children, and left seventeen
wives, sixteen sons and twenty-eight
daughters. The will aims to make an
equitable division of the property be-
tween all the wives and children, with
no preference to any. Most all of them
already had something decided to them.
On this a valuation was set, ana it is to
be charged to the recipients as part of
their share, though not necessarily at
the valuation he put on it. That is to
be equitably adjusted when the estate is
divided, upon the youngest child coming
of age. Meanwhile the income is to go
to the various mothers, according to the
number of their children, and they can
withhold the shares if the children be-
have badly. All are provided for as far
as their present needs are concerned.
His first wife and Amelia are given life
interest in Amelia Palace-a large, mod
ern new fine house; but he is known to
have changed his mind about that,
chiefly because they declined it, for rea-
sons best known to themselves, although
nothing in or out of the will has yet
come to light showing it, and they are
not otherwise provided for, except by
their share of income. Deceased held
many interests in trust for the church
and for individuals.
His executors are directed to turn them
over. The church is forbidden by law
to hold more than 100000 worth of
property, and so it was largely held by
Young in trust. His friends will not en-
terrain the notion that he ever abused
that trust.
There is no inventory of property on
the estate, and it is widely scattered.
With the country prosperous and full of
money, it would be worth twice the
above valuation. Recently Brigham
Young endowed an academy with lands
at Provo, and another at Logan, the lat
mined to endow one at Salt Lake, but
did not live long enough to do so.
A person present at the reading of the
will says it seemed to be very satisfac-
tory to all concerned. 1t will be pro-
bated as soon as possible. 1t will be
wonderful if some dissa tisfaction does
not creep in within the next fourteen
years.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-09-14
A Dangerous Wife to Joke With.

The Fort Worth (Tex.) Democrat
says: "Marshal COPYRIGHT, of this
town, thought of joking his wife. Ar
irving at home at late hour he entered
the front gate, carefully closing it. eau
tiously cropping his way thither, what
was his surprise to see the right hand
of his wife lying on the sill of the win
dow. On her fingers she had two gold
rings, one of which he proceeded to
take off. 1t being rather loose, he ex-
perienced but little trouble, and sue
ceeded in the operation without waking
her up. The remaining ring was a
much tighter fit, and, in his effort to ex-
tricate it, his wife awoke, finding her
hand grasped from without by some one
whom she at once concluded was a rob-
Der. Quickly pulling her hand away,
she was about to scream, but, thinking
of a convenient six-shooter under her
pillow, she again placed her 'ieweled
hand on the sill, which was grasped by
the supposed burglar, and with the other
she quietly reached for the pistol, and,
rising suddenly, brought it to bear on
her husband; but for his presence of
mind in quickly calling her she would
have shot him dead. Mrs. COPYRIGHT
displayed great presence of mind, forti-
tude and courage, and the Marshal
should be proud of possessing a wife so
fearless and brave. His narrow escape
has completely cured him of any further
desire to play the role of midnight rob-
ber."
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-09-14
The MisdirectIon of the Bile.

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in the side and between the shoulder blades,
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Stomach Bitters, vegetable Alternative tonic,
which stimulates the inactive liver to exert
itself in secreting and directing the bile, acts
naturally upon the bowels, and removes every
trace of Indigestion
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