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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-19
S6mets.

Die erite biesidbrige Hummer Der Der.
b~anolunsen Der tOnisIi3 eusIiidsn Geo.
graphical Societp@ entbdlt na9itsbenbs
Ansabeu iiber einsn in Nfrita peilsnben
SdmeiSer. Ybilippe 8ropon, S9wisser:
John bes &0niss Merambo pom llnpamwsii,
1T pom Ser in Der S9weiS sebirtis. Gr
seb6rt elmer iebr suten Samilie an unb III
unsefdbr 80 Sabre alt. Sn ieinem Is.
SABRE ieseIte sr als Watroie an Borb Der
Sriss rSiae b'Aisuss Wortss" mad Gan
Sibar. Ga4 elmer ;meiten Heiie mad Oit:
afrita entidIOB er ii9, in 3 ,nSibar gu bIsi:
ben ano nal wdbreno Ginger Sabre in ei.
mem bortissn 9anesIsbauie ais Anseitel:
ter tbdtis. 6erners &siisn unb Nbsnteusr
eritrebeno, CAB er i~noeisn bieie Sts0uns
auf unb sins mad Saaoani aut benz Seits
lanbe, mo, er li4 elmer ms Snnere seben.
ben &arawane aui4loB unb NIT berielben
nad urambo in %llnyamwsii selansis. 0ort
ibloB Ct en9e 6reunoi9aft nit btm asais
oes Canoes, Dterambo. Der ibnl, na1bem CT
bic GsremonIe Der Slul5rtoeii9aft nit linn
sur9semadt, isins &Odler our 1b: CAB
9err Bropon bat swei alnoer, osren aIIe
res er auf ieiner Iesten &siis mad 3ansi'
bar bra4te, INN es bel benz 9eiitlidsn Der
bortisen tatboliiden Wiifon er;ieben su
laiien. 9err Bropon 1T elm intelligence,
enersii9er unb muthiser Mann, Der senis
senbe &enutnihe befist. UNI senaue Bsobs
a4tunsen MAIDEN 3u fonnen. gr bat bsr
@eOSrapbii@en 9eisai9aft BON Murieias
einen 0eri1t iber bas wenis b~stannts
9anb lnpamuefie seianbt, iowie cine aarts
Der &arawannenifraBe pom Der Sftiifs
mad befen 9auptftabt llrambo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-19

den. Der @robbersos trat bic &esieruns
an, ais bic &eaction i'm beutiden 2anbe in
pouffer gliitbe itanb. Gr Bat bic freiin:
nise Se%rfafuns bes 9anbes wdbrenb bieier
san3sn &ssierunssperiobe bod sebaIten,
ba, mo fe nur 9runb3ise fir meifere @nts
wideluns seben %fonnte, aus eisenen gln.
trieb bieie gntwideIuns in poItstbimIider
8eiie sefOrbert unb iein 9anb uor al ben
Stiirmen bewabrt, bic anberswo unaus.
bleiblide 6oIsen Der &eaction iein mug
ten. Der Wunid, baB Der iesise @ros:
ber3os BON OIbenburs feline &eaieruna
nod LANCE fibren m6se, 1T baber UNI 10
aasemeiner unb bere9tistsr, als tie Soff.
nuns, baB iein Sobn i'm poIifdnbis uerbe
erisssn fOnnen, u cine idwa9e 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-19
tberm giienbabm (5weisbabn Der @inoma
& ct. geter.)

tbern giienbabn (3weisbabn Der @inona
& ct. Beter.)
Cine ansabI Burger in ct.
gaul battem bic 3situnssberausseber pom
Der vPionier. 9reb" eriudt, bic Montuss'
aussabe Der 3situns siusufteusn, bamit bic
arbeiter am Sonntase AUDI einen &ubetas
bdtten. Oas 9Iatt CAB Die trosise 9lnts
mort, bic @eiudiielsr mOaten ii9 UNI ibre
eisenen @nseIesenbeiten betiimmern.
Seinrid Subsr BON Brownsville
ertrant leste 8O6e i'm Niifiiippi. Gr
wOlte 9eu in einem &abn non Der SnieI
auf Der Wiseonfin Seite bitiberfibren,
als Elm WinbftOB ben Rabn NIT benz 6eu
umwarf unb er ms @aher fieI unb ertrant.
Ssin Seidnam 1T nod nidt aufsefunten.
Sn Minneapolts farb am Wsitts
mod eine Convention Der 3uderrobrbauer
Winneiota's in Der WarttbalIs itatt. Die
ueri9iebenifen Mnildten ibsr ben Mnbau
bieies wertbpoDen Yrobutts purbsn ausses
ipro@en unb wenn bieieIben aud in gnbes
tra@t bes gerbdItniFes 3,iidsu anbau u.
grtras 3iemIi@ bifferirten, 10 CAB es bod
u cine Gimme bafir, baB Der Steiner:
tras elm iebr sewinnreider iei, unb bab in
Der Cultivation bes 3udsrrobr's cine BE.
beutenbe 5utunft fur bic 9anbwirtbi9aft
in Ninneiota Idse. Gin gomits pon 8
wurbe ernannt, UNI cine Contribution unb
@ebenseiese fur bic 9ereinisuns Der Wins
neiOta 3uderrobrarbeiter ausSuarbeiten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-19
StaIten.

Der ,Bisn YubIie" cine Barrier 3sis
tuns. uer6iientIi4t In elmer gorreiponbena
aus 8om pom 5. Seb. 6olsenbss: ,RSnis
Sumbsrt bat felt LANCER 8eit am BIut'
ipeien s~eIitten unb bic arantbsit III per.
itIim inert worben bur9 bic Dsi9psrli9:
feiten Der offSieasn gmpfdnss unb bic
@ufresuns seIesentIid bes Gobss isiues
8aters. Set lesten Sonntas bate er e.
men neuen Gnfaa. gr fubr jebo9 fort.
feline tSnisIiden Nmtspfi9tsn gu erfaaen
unb empfins bic ben Nuirinal bsiu9enben
Deputationsn. Nm nd9ltsn Gage wurbe
fem Bsfinbsn i9Iimmsr. OeBunaeadtet
wurben bic 8orbsrsitunssn flr bic @siie
mad Turin fortseiett, ausin is mubte per,
f4oben werben. ST bsnn wirtli9 @sfabr
p%orbanben? Or. Saslione, Der pripatarst
bes &0niss, sibt bic 0eriidsruns, ss iei
ni4ts gu befar@teu. Ni9tsbsifowsnissr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-19

SSn elmer 3u 2onbon ~abssbaltsnen 8ers
iammlans Su @unitsn Der burd bic Guns
aersnotb in China 8stroffenen CAB Cir
Gbomas Wabe idrsdlide g~inseIbeiten iber
bas glsnb Der @ine1iden 8suSlteruns :
Die Notb, welde bereits felt benz Serbfe
1875 berri9t, 1T bic sr6Bis unb i&reds
Ii@ite, wel9e bic Meni9bsit in ben Iesten
s%weibunbert Sabren beimssiu9t bat. Die
9ef4tsfarbe Der Qsute, non benen Gaus
fenoe itarben, 1T Dor Sunssr i4war, ses
worben, Weiber unb &inber merben iebem
YoribsrtOmmenben often gum aaufe anses
boten. gIs Cir I'd. @abe China uerlieB,
tonnte man a nfdnoise u~srbsiratbste Srauen
fur ie4s, tIeine Wdo9en fur 3wst Dollars
taufen. Sn man4en Gdusn, MO bic gIs
tern bic &tuber ni@t baben Ioswerben Tons
men, baben fe fs setSbtet, nm nur bas 9eis
ben ni4t mebr NIT anieben su maFsn; oft
baben bic @ltern binterber Selbfmorb bes
sansen. 9anse 3eit bat Elm GROCER GbeiI
Der BeuOlteruns pon Wurseln unb @ras,
bann Don Weibsnbldttern unb enbli& pom
Der Strobbeba&uns ibrer 5itten seIebt.
Nonate lang baben fe fi9 aud pom Rars
tofeIfraut, elmer Sdben, faisrisen pHlanse,
bic nur BON ben itdrtiten 3dbnen sermalmt
wsrben Tam, sendbrt; man bat iosar, mos
BON Der Veri4terftatter fi9 NIT sisenen
Musen iberjeust bat. rotbsn S@ieferitein
per3sbrt, cine Mafs, bic mad Idnserem
8auen in tleins Stide seripIittsrt u. mad
elmer uebung peri6ludt weroen fann. fat
bic einjise 9dIfe, welde Der perbunsernben
SepSIteruns bis iest seworben, 1T pOn ben
Wiifondrsn, ben @uropdern IN ben Safsns
orten uub usridisbeasn rei9en ginssbOrss
men sstommsn, wabreno bic Mabarinnsn
I'm Mlssmeinsn nur iebr wenis CUR 2inbss
runs Der Notb beisetrasen baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-19
anrembnr9er Gazette.

wie i9 NeaI Dom ausbridt, rRums
Sbops" Der semeiniten Sprte. = &ir3Ii9
uurbe bort cine Dame auf Der giisnbabn
obnmd9tis. Sofort ifanben Is S9napss
laiden gu ibrer Serfisuns. @erabe Is
9erren iaBen aud I'M @usen. gieusidt
werben bort bic Sbumadten u epibss
mild.
Gin 6armer Bel gort, 8a., Bat
elm &esiiter Der i'm beiu9enber 9anbitrsis
der unseIest. 9Om /. apriI Bis gum Is.
Nouember 1877 3dbIte er S45 bieier @dife,
ober i'm 9urdi9nitt l6 bic ISOLDE.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-19

Sn minneapolis fnb bic Rreu,s
fabrerinnen pieber an Der glrbeit.
Bel DeIano wurbe p~srsansenea
Sonnabenb Grant u. Meedenborn BON els
mem fausnben Baum erf4Iasen.
Snsate City beabfidtist bic Wils
pautss & ct. Saul Giisnbabn Comp. einen
gIeputOr fur gtufnabme BON IS 900 Yuibsl
@sijen gu bausn.
Bel 8aconia, Garner Co., bat am
81. 6eb. Der Sarmer Gam. Waap 10 @dsr
nit Weioen sinssidet unb feline iibrissn
SsIber werben Oisier Gage befsat.
Die Burger pOn &o4eiter iimmtsn
NIT 66l sesen l79 Stimmen fir aussabe
pom $50, 900 an bic @O9sifsr g. u, @Ors
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-19
Ebtna.

Dor GINGER 3eit wurbe in Shanghai cine
turse Giienbabnitrede, wel9e NIT aderbinas
nur unsern ertbeilter Sepiuisuns Der Res
s~ieruns pon elmer ersliidsn @eisui9aft err
baut poreen, benz S.ris5re ioerasben.
Die ginssborensn beSRnten lid mt Jors
liebe Der Sabn, nadbem ibr urip,inslidss
Wi6trauen sesen bisieIbe seu;deu mar.
Ais bic lesten Radri9ten aus China meIs
ben. wurbs u bieie Dabnfrede Don Der
&esieruns ansetauft unb iosIei9 3eritSrt.
Die S4ienen uurben aufssriHen, bic abs
srenjenben Pauiisben umssftiir,t unb bic
Ddmme absesraben. Bel bieIsm 8sritS.
runsswerfe befOlste bic @esieruns ibr tra.
~bitionelles fonierpatiues prin3ip, burd mel,
Dies fe es %uerbinbern MIL, baB irssnb cine
Reueruns i'm eanbe einsefibrt werbs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-19
Aus ben nerid1ieoenen Staaten.

Neuerbinss bot bic ausfubr ames
ri.anii9er Gisarren mad England anisbns
LID 3usenommen. Der @ertb Der gum
9ertauf mad England erportirten ameris
taniiden gisurren belief ii9 i'm Sabre
1877 auf 4 Wiu. Dollars.
Der Wesser Batter in Rod
Sprins, Mo.. idIadtete tir;Iid cine Cub
uno fano in beren Wasen einen %soloeneu
Rins. auf benz Der Nams elmer Grau unb
bas Datum 80. Sanuar 1887" einsrauirt
1T.
Die 3abl Der Bantsrotte unb bic
@eiammtiumme Der Yaiiiuen waren I'M
5ebruar um so Yrosent serinser, aIs i'm
Sanuar.
SIM Sabre 1871 taufte bic Snbus
trial grbibition Co., uon Nsw gort, cine
,piiden Der brittsn unb pierten 4penue u.
Der 80. u. Der los. StraBs ssIsssns 9anbs
paree0e fir 81, 700, 900. Die ss beibt,
iousn Der @sisuidaft baIs mad benz aaufe
81, 500, 900 fir bieiss 9anb seboten pors
ben iein, unb iest wurbe bufeIbs in e~inssIne
BaupIdse setbeiIt unb fir $4OO, 900 our
gsfrieoisuns bon 9ppOtbetensIdubisern
u~ertauft. 60 1T has gisentbum I'M Wsr:
tie seiunten.
Die @inwanberuns idsint ft9
in bieiem Sabre elm Helm wsnis srboIen gu
wousn. 60 Ianbstsn in Cattle @arben
mdbrenb bss Gsbruar 3s4 Bsrionen msbr
ais i'm Sebruar ls77. Die 1885 betras
senbe @eiammt5iffer Der betreffenben Sms
misranten uertbeiIte fi9 biesmaI 10, baB
OsutidIanb bas bebsutsnbfts Contingent
NIT 444, unb SrIunb bas sweitbsbsutsnbfe
nit 407 ~lisferte.
Snbianer:@enus Der Sabress
beri9t bes SnbianertOmminars an ben
Winiitsr bes Snuern, sibt bic 3abl Der
gbsrotsss nit p, 200, isne Der Ssminolsn
NIT 1880, iene Der alIastansr nit 26 900,
Der GaIifOrnier NIT le, 900, Der Sroquois
NIT IA, 600, Der apa&es nit 1900 unb
Der piutss NIT $500 an. Das iinb bieie.
nisen Stdmme, in Betrefi beren tbeilweiie
felt benz II. Sabrbumbert unb gum GbeiI
bis in bic neueffe 3eit mebr ober weuiser
ibertriebene 8iifernansaben sema&t u
ben. 60 CAB !. .. Der 1870. Genius bic
alastansr nit $4,000 bis Z 5000 uxb bic
galifornier nit 20, 900 an, wdbrsnb fe aus
iammsn in 1877 nur Al, 900 R6pfe sdbIs
ten. Dasesen 3eiste bie-aaerbinss nod
ni@t gang uoltOmmeme- Statifit Der @es
bartss anb Stsrbsfdas unter ben Snbianern
nod ben Bsoba9tunsen BON 4 Sabren auf
81 s~lsenturen cine itstise 3unabme bes
lleberi9u6ss Der @sburten iibsr bic Eobess
fdae unb bic bsbsutsnbe Begsruns bss aus
semsinen @eiuubbsits3ufanoes. Man
wirbe ii9 buber iebr irren, wenn man an:
mdbme, baB bic vllreinwObner~ auf ben
ausffsrbe' Stat seiest finb.
Der @oIbpreis 1T pom l0l auf
1908 beruntersesansen. 9ate ausf4ten!
SIN Staat maine sibt ss fsins
Saloons. Oafir aber iinb bic Mpothefen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-19

mubte er bas 3immer biten unb bate isits
benz wieberum 3wei Infdae. Dieie &rants
beit bes 6irften 1T INNER psrbeimli9t wors
ben, aber iest m69ten bic SffsntIiden Nns
s%elesenbeiten cine llnterbreduns erIeibsn
unb beBbaIb iou bic Nation bic llria4e
t@ennen. Soate bic beabfdtiste &siie mad
Der alien 9auptffabt nidt aussefabrt wers
ben, 10 biirfte man bic Sa9e ais ernitbaft
anieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-19
Observation-Disclosures

Senat. SIN Senat paifrte bic Bin
bctreienb bic @ranbuns elmer Sabritantens
unb Wiaer sesenieitisen Serii9erunss
@sieaidaft. Sc wurbe elm 9eriud gee
ma4t, bic 8~efOIution betrsffenb bic Grtra.
flung BET 9esisIatur I'M Wonut april Be:
butts grlebisuns Der repibirten Statuten gu
uerwerfeu, ALIEN fe wnrbs nit iksrwiesens
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-19

Die Norarbeitsa fir Zen unterIeeis
ldsu Tunnel swiidsn Gnslunp unp
Grunfrei@ MAIDEN quite GOril6ritts. Der
bet eansatte absetdufte 0erlu6si9a6t
bat 355 Gub Iiefs. Bon pisIsm aus
fol- Elm 0sriu6ss tunnel etma 5 snsIts
i&e Weilen nett unter Der Gee setrisbsn
iptrren. Bon ben babel ~erbaItenen Nes
i%ultaten pirp sS utbdussn, Oh paS unters
nsbmsn wirfli9 ins 9sbsn trttt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-19
SIbenbura.

0as @rObber3Ostbum OIbenburs fmeierte
slei4jeitis nit Der Vsrmdbluns ieines grbs
sroBber3oss aud bas Geit bes 25idbrissn
&esieruussiubildums ieines Ressnten.
Gin RidbIid auf bic ~perfoGsasu rs Ges
aierunssiabre bes @robbersoss muB isbsm
Slbsnburser AZ poQsr 0sfriebigun9 gerei.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-08-22
MEASURE FOR MEASURE.

Not long ago he of the pack
CHANGED upon his journey to stop at
the house of well to do farmer.
would the madam wish to look
at my goods p inquired the peddler,
as the woman of the house answered
his respectful summons at the door.
well, yes, don't mind if do.
Have you got any linen tablccloths ;
'Yes,' he had; and without more
ado he unfastened his burden and
spread the stock before her gaze
The woman examined the tablecloths
very closely, asked the price of
them, and altogether she managed
to detain the man about an hour -
Finally she said, Il bought some in
I Ithaca, yesterday, and only want>
ed to seee if them dry goods men
cheated me-
With commendable good>nature
the disappointed fellow repacked his
goods and went his way. A month
or so passed, and once more he
knocked at the same farmers door,
this time not to sell, but to buy.
Can you get me up frstclas din
ner y he asked. Something good ;
I've got money and want to see
your best The woman of the
house hustled about at lively rate, the
vision of good fee for tho meal
lending alacri:y to her movements,
and presently she returned to the
room where the peddler was waiting
and announced that dinner was
ready. He walks out to the dining
room, puts on pair of goggles and
and critically inSpects the viands. =
After probing the steak and turning
eggs and shifting the coffee, he turn
ed to the astonished fem ale, and re-
marked, Il don't want anything;
Just paid for my dinner at the house
below, and l thought I'd find out
whether they cheated me- And
grabbing up his bundle he managed
to dodge out of the door before the
irate woman could reach him.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-08-22
WHAT THEY SHOULD DO.

The humblest voter in the couu-
try who is sincere believer in true,
Jeffersonian Democracy, has an inn
portant duty to perform in the cleo.
ton of members of Congress. Let
him take an active part in selecting
delegates to the nominating convent
ton, and see to it that no delegate
is sent who will vote for the renomi-
nation of any man who stands on
the Congressional Record committed
to the doctrine that Hayes title is
sacred. That doctrine is directly at
variance with every principle of
Democracy, and no man pledged to
it is entitled to Democratic support.
There are plenty of men for candid
ates. No district is so poor that it
contains only one Democrat fit to
represent it in Congress. There is
no particular reason for rerelecting
a man because he has been elected
once. On general principles, he
may just as well stand Iaside and let
some one else go. But where he
has voted for the declaration that
Hayes title is sacred, no other reas-
on should be required or looked af>
ter for setting him aside. That is
enough. 1t should be conclusive.
These questions of principle all have
a practical bearing. Everything dee
ponds on them. No Democrat is
true to his principles who does not
oppose the reelection of a Repre-
sentative in Congress who voted for
the ridiculous and abominable de.
caration that Hayes title is sacred.
-NcaC York Sun.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-08-22
TRUTH.

Truth will never die, the stars will
grow dim, the Gun will pale in his
glory, but truth will be ever young,
Integrity, uprightneas, honesty, love,
goodness, these are all immortal
principles. They have been in
prison, but they have been freer
than before. Those who ershrined
them in their hearts have been
burned at the stake, but out of their
ashes other witnesses have arisen.
No sea can drown, no storm can
wreck, no abyss can swallow up, the
everlasting truth. You cannot kill
goodness and integrity aud right
eousuess; the way that is consistent
with these must be way everlast>
ing. You may SANDER, persecute,
back bite and misrepresent George
N. Lester, but like the principle of
truth, he will rise above and success
fully ride the storm and come off
brighter in character through the
glorious victory he will achieve.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-08-22

WITHIN the last week we have re-
ceived letters from nearly every
county in the Seventh District, and
from some counties several letters.
The writer's in nearly every instance
speak of the political situation in
their respective neighborhoods, and
not single one speaks discourag
ingly of Judge Testers prospects,
but, on the contrary, nearly all are
enthusiastically hopeful. Judging
from the tone of our correspondents,
Lester will carry the District by Il
majority of thousands. = Rome Cour
Ter.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-08-22
is felt in San Era

Apprehension is felt in San Fran
cisco concerning the spread of lep-
rosy, which is said to exist to a COM
siderable extent among the Chinese.
At recent meeting of the Super
visors as a Board of Health, DR..
O'Donnell stated that he had him self
treated over twenty-five cases Of
white lepers. He startled the au~
dlence by declaring you know the
disease doe, not appear for seven
years, and every man within the
sound of my voice may be a victim
of the leprosy now"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-08-22
FINDING FAULT.

1t is the easiest thing in the world
to find fault. 1t is easy to say no.
body is honest. 1t is easy to say
that the church is to blame for it.
1t is easy to say that the church
would be all right if the minister
would preach and do as he ought.
But it isn't easy to look on the best
side, to see that there are hundreds
of faithful preachers, thousands of
honest men and women, countless
acts of justice, charity and humani-
ty that outweigh all the grumbling
of all the grumblers, SO that it is
really only the finest dust in the ball
ance. Let US he fair end cheerful.
The world is not all wrong. Every
body isn't rascal. Our neighbors
are not trying to cheat US. The
church is doing o good work for the
world, and even the GROWERS arc
only half as diSagreeable as they
seem.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-08-22

NcT EASILY FRIGHTENED. = Bragg
CARTS are generally easily to be
scared. A French shoemaker, fond
of Boosting that nothing could fright
en- him, proved an exception to the
rule. Two young fellows resolved to
put him 20 the test, so one slammed
dead, and the other prevailed upon
the shoemaker to watch the body
through the night. Being busy, he
took his tools with him and worked
beside the corpse. About midnight
a cup of black coffee was brought to
him to keep him awake, and he was
SO exhausted by the draught that he
struck up merry song, still plying
his hammer vigorously. Suddenly
the would>b corpse arose and said,
10 sepulchral tones, when a man is
in the presence of death he should
not sing The shoemaker was
startled, but recovering his self.pos-
session in a moment, he dealt the
corpse blow on the head with his
hammer as he muttered: when a
man is dead he should not speak,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-08-22
ONE OF LIES SHADOWS.
Detroit Free Press.

IOtIulb Il Itc lCSS'
at s o'clock the other morning, q
Second street wife followed her hus-
band to the gate as he was starting
for down town and kindly said tc
him:
William, you know how sadly |
need blue hunting dress
'Yes, DEAR he remarked, 'but you
know how hard up | am. AS soon
as can see my way clear, you shall
have the dress, and new hat to
boot. BE patient, be good, and
your reward shall be great
Forty minutes after that he emery
ed from a restaurant with big bas-
ket and fish pole, bound for up the
river. In the basket was a chicken,
cake, pickles, fruit pie, and bottle
of liquid of a rich color, and he was
just lighting a twenty cent cigar
when his wife came along.
what you here p he exclaimed.
yes, | was going to the market.
Where are you going-what's in the
basket 2
Il was going to carry this fish pole
around to friend on Jefferson ave.
nue. he modestly answered.
And that basket 2
This basket well, | was goiu e
to take it to the orphan asylum as a
present to the children. 1t is do
nation from six leading citizens
william, l don't believe it,
'Sh! Don't talk so loud !
William, | shall talk louder yet =
she exclaimed. G'll bet you are go
ing fishing ?
Mary, have l ever deceived you ?
he plaintively asked. Il never have.
AS proof of my sincerity, you can
take this basket to the asylum your
self!'
And I'll do it y she promptly re-
Piled, as sho relieved him of it.
Mary, hadn't you-?'
mo, sir, hadn't! You'd better
hurry up with that fish pole, as the
man may want it, and be careful
how you stand around in the hot
sun =
She left him there. He watched
her take the car for home, and then
he returned the fish pole and cross
ed the street and said to an acquain
lance
Tom, I'm suffering with neural
gia, and the excursion is off till next
week too bad, but we can never
tell what a day may bring forth.
There was chicken and pickles
and other good things on the table
at dinner, but he never smiled. -
Even when his wife wished she was
an orphan, if that was the way she
was fed, he never betrayed the
gloom in his heart. 1t WIS only
when she handed him the bottle he
had. so carefully tucked into the
basket, and he saw it labelled, Good
for Little Children that he said
MARY, it is an awful thing for a
wife to get the impression that her
husband is cold blooded liar"
1T must be- she replied as she
took the other chicken leg.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-08-22

The Atlanta Constitution has a
timely word, as follows: who can
want better Greenback platform
than the one that the Democrats Of
Louisiana adopted last Tuesday or
the one that the Democrats of Ar
kansas adopted about month ago
The Democrats Of the South and
West control the actions Of the par
ty, ard they are practically solid on
the Greenback issues. Is not Mr..
Hendricks or Mr.. Voorhees, suffic
ieutly advanced on these questions ;
They certainly are, and they are
leaders of the only party that can
defeat the schemes of the grasping
capitalists and coupon clippers OF
the east. What need then of a
Greenback party in the South and
West 7 Let any man who is not an
officeholder answer