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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-23

am 20. Mar3 reife 5err 8. g. &auid
aus Wfer5is BON 2ursmburg ab, lanste ibe
England nit Der Snman Oampfboottint,
am Sonntag ben IA. in Rew gort unb an
10. april in Dubuque frii9, munter uni
uoblerbalten an, mo- i'm per- Ns. Ysffe,
uon aaiiOn (0uremburs) erwartste unb e,
ben sewiinidten gmpfans fanb. Ser,
Haui4 bate cine i9neIe unb rubise See:
retle uno belobt ft9 Der Tabrt. Dies ben
Greunben uno Betannten In Der alien Sci.
matb our Na5ri9t.
IN nnieren Qoealipalten bra9tsn nil
In letter 9tr. Die Ra9ridt BON benz Eobs
oes l5errn Srrtbum. 9eiber 1T berislbe in
Solse zines llnsIides erfolst. Nm Diem.
tag ben 2tsn D. M. mar Sobn Srrtbum in,
Besrih pom 9aftinss, Oatota Co., Minn.
wobin sr iid n@eiddften bsssbsn mad 6auis
ju fabren. Spdter fanb man benlelben in
nnbewnbtem 3uitanbe auf Der Stra6e Iies
gen. Uean trus i'm in bas abieits Iiesenbe
9aus oes 5errn Sromm. Die Ha1barn
ltromten 3uiammen unb erit mad senauem
Vetra9ten bes blutiseu &Hrpers, seIans es
9enrp 0eifeIt oeulelben ais 6armer sSrrtbum
gu ertennen. Nun iprenste elmer Der Nad.
barn gu Or. aoants, be- anbere mad Der
6amilie, Der Doctor Der slidlidermeiie au
6aus mar, fam baIb unb leiitete bilfreide
5anS. Sc ffelte fi9 beraus. baS Srrtbum
mutbmaBIi4 uOn ieinem boben Seberiee
uorwdrts auf bas Subbrett seidteubert
worSen mar, nobel er amsi Rippen brad
lns 10 l4wsre innere Serlesungen erIitt,
oaB er bifos uurbe. @m Sonntaa brauf
eeridieo er Siertel mad ;ebn ubr perieben
nit ben beiIisen Sterbsiatramenten unb
BET gutter Yernunft. Die 9ei4e wurbe nod
am lslbsn Gage mad ieiner 5eimatb, swei
Utsilsn BON New Grier, wobin er lid in
ieinsr &rantbeit 10 isbnIi9 sspini5t bate,
sebra9t. am ~folsenben Disnifas fanb
oas VssrdbniB ftatt, unitreitis nit bas
sroBte, oas nod in Rem Srier ftattfanb.
foIsien bod uber 100 @sipanne Der 4eide
mad benz 9ottesader. Sreunbs unb Bes
fannie aus Saitinss, @srmilion Station,
Wortbflslo uno u~msesenb batten ii9 einses
f%unoen, I'M benz 8eriforbenen bic Ieste
gbre 3u erSeisen. Die 2ei1e wurbe our
Rirde sebradt uub bort elm feierli9ss &es
quiem sebalten. Der unter Der 9eituna
ees aebrers Sautses itebsnbs Gbor that
iein Seites. gluf benz @ottssader belt
Batter &0nis cine ersrsifsnbe Mniprade
iber ben Cert: Wadet unb bstet, benn ibr
weber ben Gag nod bic Stunbs, mann
Der Serr tommt.
Der 8sritotbene mar seboren su Sob:
brinsen; reiite NIT isinen gltsrn unb pier
1856 mad Nmerifa, mo fem
Sater Glauoius Srrtbum ii9 tn ct. Dos
natus, Sadion &c., Soma nisbsrIisB unb
ipdter in 1861 mad Nem Srier, Oatota
&c., Mtnn. iiberisbelte. gr binterIdBt
cine tiefbetribte Wittue Suianna, seb.
unp 8 Waiien, ferner gItern
unb 9eidpiltsr. r. /. p.
Mm 8. b. Or. itarb su0tiIpautee, 8isc.,
Nrs. Warp y. Baaisn, uerisbsn nit ben
S%atramenten ba 3. Stride. R. /. p.
6oifentli9 weroeu mir Ndberss iber bic
BON 6reunbesleite erfahreu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-23
@rok9er 5ogt9um m.

9urrmbura. 0as vWsmoriaI~ brinst
ben Sabresberidt iber bic Sperationen Der
Ntationalbant. Die Disconto > Operates
men bes Snititutes sinssn Ibsr SO WtiQios
nea i'm 9roBber5ostbum wurben fur 81
WRilionen gffstte aussefeqt, wouon sabl:
bar uarsn fur IL Milionen in Der Stabt
9ursmburs, fir 81 Wiuionen In ambern
Orti9aften bss 9anoss, fir 1 800, 900 Sr.
in Oeuti9lanb, fur q Miuionen in Bel,
glen uno fir 81 Wiuionsn in anbern Can,
bern. SIM HUSBAND ausssitslte unb i'm
SnIanbe sabibare Wediel CAB es fir
1000, 900 ST.. i'm Muslanbe ausseifeute
unS I'M ausIanoe sablbare We9iel CAB IS
fir ibsr 30 Miqonsn.
Die Safa bss Snititutes nabm sc, esq.,
900 Tr. Elm unb sablte SO, 900 900 ST.
aus; iis sabIte an 81, 900 Tr. an 3inisn
aus unb nabm 25 900 Gr. an 9inien elm.
Die Sant e~r;ieIte eiaen Reinssuinn pom
S5s ,o7s 6r. wouon 4! YroS. auf bic gc'
tiousn uno l9, 962 ST.. auf ben SsrmaIs
tunssratb, bic Direction unb ben lleberz
wa9uassratb entfieIen.
Sianben. Die Rssisruns bat bic Stabt
Yianben unb sbenlo bas Sorf Yetinaen
ermddttst, ieben Oonneritas sinen @o9ens
MART jn baIten.
9err Sntrcur, Der @eneraI gommifar,
Der oas @roBbsrsostbum in Yaris auf Der
4usfeuuug uertritt bat feline Wobnuns in
go. 40 rue Galilee in Yaris aufssi9las
gen. Wir s~peifeln ni9t bran, baB Serr
Oatreur in Yaris bas gut ma1t, mas 8srs
ger in PbiIaoeIpbia perborbeu.
Sie s6ittringer betIasen F5 i'm. Cur.
Wort" iber i4Ie9te @ese.
Ser Sircftur Der giienbabnen unb Grs.
sruben YrinssS einri9 bat bic Wittelinis
Der gu bausnoen Attertbabu auf benz @e.
biete Der 9smeinben Bederi1, ~uislbinssn,
S~Swinsen, Biiisn unb Berg siniur1sn lai.
len, bamit bic 9eute ie5en %tSunsn, welds
&i4tung bic Yabn nimmt uno wsI5e 2dn'
bereien fe bur9ideioet. LH s
9ic r9ursmburser Seituns" unb bic
Snbepenoance nenne eS einen geiltli5en
NmtsmiBbrau9, wsnn bic Trislter ssssn
l4Ie4te Sldtter anf Der San5eI auftreten.
Dir E.alten? .en.Hhm
Sic 9ursmburssr 3situns, tinbists ii5
friber i'm ausIaube als bas fir Snteaissnts
ssidrisbsns unb BON SntsQissntsn rebisirts
Slatt oeS @rosber,ostbum's an, iest iasi
lie in elmer anSeiss in Der yGrier'idsn Sei'
tuns," baB lie iir vpoIitii9e anb rsIisi0is
SeIbfbeitimmuns Der Burger tdmpft, uni
paB 9ln,eisen in ibr in ben inbuitrieuen u.
~freiiinnissn Rreiien bes @rOBbersostbum's
bic srsBte Ysrbrsituns finben." Gut &c.
briat, 9Ope!
Siefir6. Die 3udsriabrit IN Dietird
ma9t ii4 anbeiidis nd4iten Serbif l.5(
ST. fir ben Gentner 3udsrriiben ~ bssabt
len, auBer Der pOn Der &ssisruns aus
seisate Yrdmis uOn SO Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-23
OeuttterS6a0en an &tr@en In
SIos1 eutj6lano.

Oas @emittsr am 8. Mdrs bat beion
bers in Der Sbernfals unb In Nieberbaierr
arg sebauit. Sn &esenitauf, Satoifeu
unb Dessenborf idIus Der Blis in ben
Rir9tburm ; tn &essnitauf fanb chen cine
Rinbestaufe IN Der &ir1e fat. Der go'
operator unb bic Sebamme wurbsn bstdubt,
erbolten ii@ aber wieber mad turser 3eit.
Der Blis fubr am 8lisableiier in ben Bo'
ben. Oa1eIbe sei@ab am Bfarrtirdibu,m
in Oessenborf; Der 8Iisableiter murbe
arg bei4dbist. Die 2eute, welde in Der
8ir9e einem 2eidensottssbisnit a~nwobnten,
famen nit benz S4rsden bapon. Sa SQs
totem bur9bobrte Der Blisitrabl bas6ir4ens
sew0Ibe unb binterlieB am 9lltars msbrfa9e
Branbipureu. Die Spisen bss Mltattu9ss
uerbrannten rinssum uolltdnbis. Sn Yfat.
ter idlus elm Slititrabl, Der aud i'm Sn.
aern Der erft tuyS reltaurirten Yfarrtir4e
feline perheerenben Spuren suriidlisB, in bic
TburmtuppeI berieIbsH unb Siinbete. BaIb
fdlusen aud bic beIen Slanlmsn aus bsrs
ielben beruor. S9rstsn unb Sammer er;
fiate bel bieiem anbIide bic gauge @s:
meinbe. Oo9 Der 9eiitsssessnpart unb
@asbaIfsteit Ginger burd bic SturmsIode
bsrbeiserufener Seusrwsbrmdnner, iouis
Der duBeriten sln%itrensuns Der bsrbsiseeil:
ten @inwobner seIans es, bes 6euers INFO:
melt tSerr gu werben, baB nur bic Sioweit'
feite bes 6uppeIba9es S4aben lit. Im
ielben Gage wurben bic cine 8is,telifunbe
pom Mooien entfernte Silialtir9e WeiBelss
berg ibres Gburmes bsraubt, inbem Dor;
nlittass 10 l1br elm DlisltrabI in oenielben
sinidIus. 10 ba6 er buIo pom Ortan unb
bic sabeitebenoen Sduier nod s~erettet wer'
ben, neil bic Slammen unb %brennenosn
gaIten ni6t unmitteIbar auf, iOnbern uisIs
mebr in 6OIse bes beftisen SturWwinoes
aber ieIbe setrisben wurben. gu sIei4er
3eit bat aud BEL Bu3ba3 Der SIis einen
gauernbOf ent3iinbet umb einsedi4ert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-23
TefSif&-S

Die O 3 Tair les geueurs
1T ermd4tist worben, cine stnleibe Don
10000 it. gu MAIDEN.
Ser IiberaIe Stabtratb pom
Arlon bat elm sutes Wert uerridtst. Der
Wapor uno bic S9offen baben ben Mrmen
Der Stabt ibr 9ebaIt unb isbsr Der Stabts
pdter bat 100 5r. sei&entt. 0as 1T cine
re6t Iobenswertbe Chat.
9err s. 9. Zebra, TsIbmsKer gu
GREECE 1T mad Sibret usriest worbsu.
Serr @erarb, @eometer 4. 81. in
MrIon, 1T mad GREECE beorbert worben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-23
giralidt Qsuigktittu.
Snlanb.

cfern fGat bieies Sabr auf ben 81.
9lpriI, bas 1T auf A Gage nabe bas ipdtefs
Datum, wsnn bas Seit iiberbaupt fallen
tam. Man weiB, baB bas bl. Sfferfsit
INNER auf ben erlten Sonntag mad benz
YoImonb fdlt, Der Der Gag uno Na9.
slsi9s iolst. Der %. 9tpriI lit Der ipa.
teite Gag auf ben bas bobe Seit eintrsiien
Tam.
Gr5bt6ceie New Yort.
Sic Janatifer in Der 9esisIatur bss
Staates Nem Oort linb abermals um cine
bitiere gnttduiduns rei9er seworben. Oas
Mmenbsment bss Senators Seilions, baB
aues &irdeneisenibum iiber s. 900, bes
iteuert weroen ioae, wurbe nit "a Sesen 8
Stimmen niebsrssitimmt. gi9t better err
sins es ben @iblbibern i'm &epraientan:
tenbauie. 9amiIor Stiff Sun. pon Yuts
nam County bate ben antras seiteat, bic
BewiIisuns pom $50, 900 fir oas ,New
yort Catholic Yrotectorp" gu itreiden. Gr
iaste, bas Snfitut lei omar iebr gut, ALIEN
er iebe ni9t elm, warum ss pom Staate I'M:
teritist werbsn ioats. Oamals erbob f9
befanntli@ Muorb sssen ben antras bes
9errn 6iib unb iaste: elm @uta9ten bes
triibsren @enera!anwaIts sebe babin, baB,
ba has Snltitut iusenbli9e Serbre9er bei'
iere unb babur9 bas @smeinweien nor
S9aben bewabre, es pom Staat unteritist
wercen ioue. limb 10 wurbe benn Der An;
tras bss 9errn Giib auf ben Tri4 selest.
Mnfanss bisier Wo1e Tam nun, ME Der
pV. Soltsfreunb" ersdblt, bic Sa4e abers
mails sur Serbanblung. Nlporb bate ii4
inSwiidsn nit isinsn Bribern bsratben u.
war anbern Sinnes ssworbsn. gr ertldrs
te, baB er iest nit Der Streiduns Der Be-
wiaisuns BON $50, 900 flr bas yGatboIie
Protsetorp" einueritanbsn iei. Gbenio
ioqten bic $50, 900 fir bic Taubifummsn:
Gnitalt in &ome seitriden werben. Der
Iutras sesen bas vGatbolic Yrotectorp'
wurbe aber nit 81 sesen 80 Stimmen pers
nerfen unb Der anbern AnitaIt wurbe bic
senannte Summe nit II sesen 10 Stims
men Saseipro4en. '.aH t'' I.
IN @etp Yorf wurbe tir3Iid elm Dieb,
Der ii4 Mmelio 6opparsli uauute unb ems
9eltanoen bat, oaB er leit eini9er Sett etne
Wense proteitantii9er unb tatboliider
@sifli9er beitobIen babe, pom benz Yfarrer
Der tatbOlii@en ct. 9bereien'& irde. Yater
Sarrea, ersriifen unb Der poli3si iiberse'
ben. Der &erI befanb ii1 in benz Sauis
bes Yrieiter, unb sisisr itanb i'm Bssrifis,
i'm sa paden, ais Der Spisbube erfldre, c,
werSs ben Yrisiter ober iid ieIbit eri4ieBsn,
wsnn ~eritsrer ibn nidt Iaafen Iaiie. @bsl
Der @eiitli9s patte tin nur UNI 10 feiter,
worauf goppareli elm tleines piitOl Sos,
ii9 befen Minbuns sesen ben eisener
6opf belt unb abbridte. gr perwunbett
ii9 nur leidt. unb bic poli3ei bate ibn bali
na9bsr beim &rasen. Sa benz Bette bes
Ssrbaftsten fanb man cine Mense selteb'
Isner @ssenitanbe.
grsbi6cefe Bottom.
am Yaiiionsionntas wurbs In Der Ndb,
pom Bottom an Der Brooflpn Hoal
pom bOdw'iten grsbii@Of Wiaiams BIZ
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-23
B, wenn mir ni9ts BON nns bSren lai.

intrb, wenn mir ni9ts BON uns bSren lai.
fen. .H
Nun mo9ten mir aber germ uniern Gin.
bern tatboliiden untsrriht IN S1ule unt
8ir9e ~ Ibeil werben laiien, unb m09teu
beBbaIb Iieber baB ii9 nod mebrere &atbo,
!tten bel uns aniieoeIten, bamit mir iol9es
ms Wert iesen tOnnen.
Wr wenben uns bsbbaIb an ale Ratbo.
ltten, wel6e mad Ranias ~auswanbern mol.
len, NIT Der Bitte uniere @ssenb in aus
9eni9etn 3u nebmeu. Oieislbe gsb0rt 3u
ben i46nfen I'M san3eu Staats unb gttes
nianS, psI4er gu uns tommt, wirb es gu
bersueu babsn.
Die meiifen Der ginwanbsrsr werben
our9 bic ~sIdn;enben S9iIosrunsen bes
Staates, welde bic Babncompagnien in
aae WeIt uerianbt babsn, mad &anlas bers
an9e3ogeu unb uerlafen ii4 bel Der Nus.
pabl ibrer Bldse auf bereu N9enten. Oieie
arbeiten aber bauptiddIi9 barauf BIN, bic
pertbloiereu, wefli9eren Diitricts suerf
an3uiieoeln, ba ii5 bic 9lnfiebluns Der ibris
gen ipdtsr pon ielbff uerpoaifanotst.
Wtr baben alio BON iener Settle ni1ts
gu erparten uno wouen beBbalb ueriuden,
ans ielber bic nod fsbIsnben WitsIieber au
ueridafen, bamit mir bier, MO 4les, was
mir gum irbii9sn Gorttommen bsbirfen,
bur4 6leiB unb Spariamteit Isidt gu er:
rinsen 1T. aud Der Sssnuussn ~unisrsr Ore.
lision uns e~rfreuen tSnnen.
Oie biefisen 9ursmburssr, beren IS bier
uieIe sibt, %beoauern, baB 5s,r gosrssn,
benz es ibrem Blatte mad ni9t in &anias
sefaaen modte, nidt aud mad bisr setom:
men 1T, UNI unisre berrli9e @ssenb in slus
seni4ein 81 nebmeu.
Sic molten barauf uetten, sr more ni1t
mad Winneiota auridsetebrt, aud psnn
has 9eimweb iein ionit 10 beitsres 9emitb
gar tribe seitimmt bate.
Ribere Qustunft iiber uniere @eaenb
u. unisre 8erbdltniie mirb llntersei1neter
auf briefli9e Anfrase bereitwiaisit srtbeis
len Sobu Wnuiel,
guinwooo, Ra.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-23

zines Der beiten fir lanbuirtbidaitli9s
Swede, bic es iberbaupt sibt gs 1T prat.
tti4, entbdlt utelen unb mertbuoIen 9eie:
ftoff aaer Irt. gu beoauern 1T nur, bab
auweiIen ansriffe auf ben @Iaubsn in iebr
uerbedIer Weiie benz Derte idaben. Die
Seiti4rift eri@eint monatli9 BET . a &c
Subj o p ann, SO. 245 8roao.
NJ q . d. .. gum preis BON 81 so porto:
frei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-23
YER Mmerifaniidr SIducrhoi ODE,

Der Nmerifanii@c Sii5nerbnf ober
practii4e anleituns CUR @sfiselsudt 1T
Der Eitel elmer Brodire. bic uns Der prac:
tii4e 9eaiseljd4ter @b. q. 9. q a IN:
msrbtnser In Columbus, Obio
Suianbte. Fir ben 6armer unb ~benienisen,
Der fid NIT Der 3u4t uon @%efliseIn absibt,
1T bas Bi4eI@sn iebr wertbuOa. Sc Be:
lebrt iber bic peridieoenen 5ibnerarten,
tbre 3u4t, ,bre ghese, ibre Rrantbeiten u.
I. 10. 9eiber fonnen mir ben 0eiern ben
preis Der Bro1iire ni4t mittbeiIen, ba mir
benielben ni1t tennen.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-05-01
More Than a Year Without Fs>l

The London Ners says: +" The female
anaconda in the Geological Gardens xs
torn from her home in South Amena
some time III 1876. She was Carried
across the ocean in narrow box, which
caused her great discomfort, and ma!
possibly have impaired her digestion
In February. 1877, the anaconda was
consigned to her English abode, but she
refused to be comforted or to take any
thing to eat. The dainties which nave
the greatest charm for her, live bros
and other animated trifles, were, nap
PLY for them exhibited in vain. one
persevered in starving herself resolu'e 9.
ly, not to say sullenly, and we 40 nov
learn that food was thrust upon ne,
perforce. A few days ago she recovered
the taste for living, and gratiied hel
friends by Staying and swallowing a. a.
unfortunate duck. She may now "
very well, for appetite comes as we ca,
but her prolonged fast of at least yea
might prove trying to most serpenIin'
constitutions. 1t would be interes!lils
to know whether the anaconda's welsu
has varied at all during her unexampe'
performance"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-05-01
A Butter Joke.

Mr.. Atkinson is farmer, and vel!
fond of joke. Recently he wrote " ~, =
business house in Boston, with whoM
he is on terms of intimacy, as iollo" How,
~ will send you the finest butter ne .;n
week YOU ever saw. The first 10, ".
weigh about sixty pounds-Wlll, d'II%
the proceeds of sale with you. -.
couraged by the liberal terms Of aE
offer, the firm advertised extensl't:
that they were prepared to fill orders ~ ~
dairymen and produce mercnanss lot
the finest butter ever sent 70 nla' ~:
The butter arrived as promised pu. 4
in the form of a most ferocious goas ,s,
enormous size, which was no SUM- am.
liberated from the crate than ne an. ilsd
menced a career of the most unpliJInd
villainy ever witnessed. He knoo .r5
the senior partner into the Gomez ;,n;or
butted three of his ribs out; tue ams
partner took refuge on the top o. 81 s siisr
bales Of wool, but the goat jumps. and
him and butted him off on the moor, bs
prodded him with his horns UNI. ah,u,
was insensible. After knocking ~
things generally, so that each nie , in
of the firm looked as if he had oe' h.
vited to frstclass massacre IA
wound up by determined assam y r|ss
a thrashing machine. The ni :,b
butter" was at last caught WI"
rope and sent to the city pound
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-05-01
The CHARM OF THE HOUSEHOLD.


An angel In the house I! An. yes
< Tncfc 10 I precious angel there
wOrna an formed TO sOOthe and bless,
Good, n she be not fair
A kindly. fIithful, patient WIFE,,
Cheerful, and Of temper mild.
Ono who can lend new charms 70 lie,
And make man r0conctled.
on. It's pleasant thing to see
Such being going ~ and fro,
With aspect genial and free,
Yet pure as spOtless SNOW
One who performs her duties, too,
With steady and becoming grace
Giving TO each attention due
In fitting time and place.
One who can use her husbands means
With careful thrift from day to day,
And when misfortune intcrvencs,
Put needless wants away
Who smOOthe the wrinkles from mis- brow
When more than common cares Cypress.
And cheers him-faithful to her VOW
With hopeful tenderness
One who when sorrow comes can feel
With woman's tenderness OF heart,
Ard yet can strive with quiet zeal,
10 ease anothers smart
One who. when Fortunes sun grows bright
And filings the clouds OF care aside,
Can bask with pleasure In its light,
. Yet feel no foolish pride.
One who can check with saint-likc power
Wild thoughts that spring to dangerous birth
And wake pure feelings, as the shower
or Spring awakes the earth
Bring forth the latent virtues shrined
Within the compass Of the breast.
And to the weak and tortured mind
Bring condolences and rest.
Good neighbor. not TO envy prone
True wife In luxury and noed.
Fond mother, not unwisely shown;
Blameless In thought and deed
Whoever claims 30 rare wife
Thus should his earnest words be given:
"She 10 the angel of my life,
And makes my home Heaven"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-05-01

way ahe vs. almost upeet 81 -, :.
tren a shieh slate IL excileh !. ~ gu
| ing down abreaet. Who -. ooa.
Esped The matron, coming "a ! ~. ~
stop. oead
I'VE are Miss Rainor's orphan. y !,
they, or said one for both, who "a. sld
actly alike in brown stuff povr. e.
blue capes. and
Miss Rainor's what p
1--WE 60 to the L. School, and NJ;
Rainor has no mother; 80 she takes . a.a
of us, for our mother is dead too M s!e
Rainor makes our frocks for y. lug lug
our capes; and we have been to h auo
the music, and now we are going ho Saf
and we are to have oranges to tska r..i
us, and plumb-cake." "'a
Mercy" cried the lady, pushing n,..
them with hasty steps, but pans ras'
again on the landing with another day
stop. Not because the rooms on nv ~.
floor too, with the exception Of her or s
wing room" were blaze oil , ."a
half full of guests, but because the dano u
music had stopped and some one wss
singing: a love song, serenade-ooea ~
the old, old SONGS" VI
A mans voice! It Carried Mrs Ed,,
ley back ten years-yes, fifteen yearsN
back to the gray parsonage by the st0no
mill, where, night after night, that s,,m
mer agone, some one came counting. no
one knew which, till the one sister :, v ns
taken and the other left. Mr.. Ra;no,
was singing. Heaven only knew how
out of that grave of fifteen years. he hid
got back his voice. '
1t Is a year from the day when ANY
Jennings went out as governess from
her brothers house, and now she !,
back, only for month, for at the end
of that time she is to be bride, and he,
room is strewn with bridal stufis, and thA
wedding gown is this moment being
trimmed with its perly border Of Lace
"We had hoped to keep you Longer"
said the affectionate Dick; and "Itstoo
bad in you to go off just rs you've come
back" said the affectionate Jack. But
Matilda remarked, "How ridiculous i
is for girl like you, Amy, to marry an
old man like that"
He is not an old man." SAID AMY
Indignantly, "and if he were. I'd make
him young again. love him SO much
love and respect and bless his kind
heart SO deeply and so much There is
no old age to q forever kind heart"
"And then that girl! Very much
fitteed you are to be mother to a big
girl like thatw
"She'll be mother to me-" said
Amy, laughing her merriest lttlelaugh.
II assure you Matte is equal to that"
"And to be marrsed so soon, too; only
engaged for a month Mr.. Rainor'
Matilda changed from the sarcastic to
the angelic in trice, for Mr.. Rainor had
entered as she spoke" Mr.. Rainor
,chy don't you marry mature woman
instead Of this giddy girl? or why do
you not at least wait a year or two be.
fore you commit the rash act?"
Because" said Mr.. Rainor, not &C.
cepting as badinage what he knew Ma.
tilda at heart did not consider a jest
because Amy, just as she is"-his arm
was around her, and with hands
clasped upon his shoulders she was
looking up joYously and lovingly to bis
face" Amy satisfies my mind and my
heart; because she has brought sunlight
to my life; because in my house and
by every one in it, she iswsnted-
TAINTED at once"
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1lle Daily 2rfss aud 1atutaiau
Wednesday Evening, July 10, 1873
AN UNDERGROUND FOREST.

The author Of the newly published book.
named "Two Thousand Miles in Texas on
Horseback" tells wonderful story about
the subterranean forests which they obeerv-
cd on the prairies lying near the river Con-
cho in the western part of the state.
Running over these vast prairies,"
thus the story runs. "Though you will
see no trees, yet you will often sac ten
der little switch Of the mesquit shooting
few feet above the ground, now, stop at one
of these and strike at its roots with pick
axe, you will expect nothing but tender,
fbrous roots, but instead of this the pick
comes in contact with heavy, solid body.
Surprised, you remove the thin covering
Of earth, and you find a living log as thick
as mans leg, extending you know not how
far. Exploring further around the same
little shoot, you find many logs of the same
size, and an infinite number of branches ex-
tending from them. Thus each little twig
yields you from quarter to half cord
Of fuel wood, not equalled for that pur-
pose by any other wood within my knowl-
edge. Thus these treeless plains are furnish
ed with fuel almost equal in its supply to
the heaviest forests. These shoots do not in
crease in size, but after attaining certain
dimension, too small to be dreaded by an
urchin, they either stand at that or die, and
give place to others. The branches Of the
large roots left in the ground, speedily Sup.
ply the loss by other roots as large as those
taken away"
Various theories are put forward to ac
count for the existence Of these underground
forests, but none cited by the narrators o
the stories are satisfactory. It is said by
some that the burning heat of the sun ha
prevented the growth of trees above ground
Other urges that the scarcity of rain il
that region induced the phenomenon, an
again, that it is owing to the frequency
the prairie fires, which consume the vege
tation exposed 10 its effects. But the sam
influences have nowhere else produced II
same remarkable effects