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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-17
brgang 9n6nqne Sowa, QInaag, Den H. QgmbG 1873 Nm

bis 5rsibanbslss gepesuns berftammt unb
isit ls4s pollitdnbis fiesreid mar unb pom
NO bic gropasanba fur 5retbanbsI mad al
Ter BeIt perbreitet wurbs, iest an l1mtebr
benft. Oas beist In benienisen Rrsiien,
bic friber ben 5reibanbeI fanatii5 pertbei
btsten - unter ben 5abritanten - besinnt
bic llsber3eusuns iid Sabn 3u bredsn, baB
9rOBbritannien wieber sdus,ous bras6e,
S4usi0ae fir aae 8aareH, nit 9lusnabme
Der &ObfOffe. 9as Sdauipisl 1T ersOss
lid; bic WandeiterIeute, 1e frsiIen ibre
eissnen 9eburten auf. aber wie t0mmt
bies? 8ie 1T bies m5sIi92 gtun bas 1T
lei9t ertIdrIi9. Der Sreibanbel
5ablt nt9t mebr bus lit bas sanss
@ebeimniB. 60 Ianse bas fabri,irenbe
England bic @elt nit ieinen @aaren lber.
idpemmen tonnte, 10 Ianse mar es fir
5reibanSsl; beute, NO amerita, Srantrstd
unS fosar OeutidIanb Sobu Suu auf benz
sissnen uea'tte @oncurreus MAIDEN, nun
braudt man wieber Sdussou. @nslanbs
BeItbanoel lit babin, ss bat Wansel an
abias unb bieier WanssI on abias bat bic
5abritanten ruinirt, er 3isbt bic Banten
mad ii9 in ben absrunb, bic tleinen gr.
iparniHe bes arbeiter's sebsn prauf unb ba.
bet Der i4redIi9e Rra9, Der tiefer in bic
pirtbitaftli4en SsrbdItniiie einsreift, als
bies in irsenb etnsm anbern 2anbe Der Sau
isin wtrb.
Der Ganbibaten fir ben bulsaris
i4en 6dritentbrsn sibt ss cine iiattli5e
Reibe. Do6 ioa fi9 untsr ibnsn allein
nur Der Bring uon 8attsnbsrs Der 9unit
bss &aiiers uon RuBlanb srfrsuen unb ios
nit bie bsffen ausiidteu baben. Die Bull:
suren ielbf birftsn, psnn man iie einisers
maBsn frei wdblen IdBt, benz Gdritsn 9ons
Sutoff ibrs Stimmen i9snten, Der in isinsr
sesenpdrtissn StelIuus aIs 9snsraIsous
perneur uon Sul9arten na1 oteler Htttan9
bin fur ii9 uOr5uarbsiten uidt miibs wirb.
Die panilauiitiide gartsi in RuBIarS I'LL.
tsrifdst ibu. General Ssnatisff, Der in
elmer friberen usrtrauIiden geiprsduus
bulsariider gtotablen ais allsiniser ganois
bat auf ben S9iIo erbobsu wurbs, IN iest
ni9t mebr popuIdr. gr wirb nur nod uon
benz ruifi9sn giisnbabntOnis SamusIos
witi5 goIiatOff protssirt, Der in &umd.
nisn unb SuIsarisn fir eoIofaIs Summsn
10 srbdrmIi4s giienbabnen ssbaut bat, bas
es bss sanSsn ginfufss Ssuatisffs Be:
burfte, um eins triessssri9tIids 9sbunb:
lung Sisier anselesenbsit gu bintertrsibsn.
Gar teins ausiidtsn msbr auf bic buIsa:
ride Siritsntrone babeu bic Saritsn uon
Serbien unb moutenesrO, bic Ssrsu &i.
flies, Sratiano, @bita, Don Carlos uno
stlstO Pai9a gOsOribes.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-11-16
EARTHQUAKES IN SALVADOR.
Several Towas Destroyed and
Many Lives Lo>t-Famiiies
B;.r;eG in the Ruins.

PANAMA, Oct. 26.-At 6 o'clock in
the evening OF Oct. , a severe earth
quake was experienced in the village
OF Jucuapa and urighboring towns in
the department cf Csulatan, in the
southern portion of the republic of
SaivaIor Nearly all the houses in
Jucuapa were destroyed and nany
familc- buried ia the ruins, paTiicu-
iarly IN the outskirts Of the town,
where the means of escape We're con-
fined u narrow streets, aud where the
houses we're no. - soiidly conStruc-
ted a. IN the centre. .irre the Plaza
fuGni- he'd security To- the distressed
people who were trvlIg to avoid the
crumhIinx walls aud falling roofs OF
of their ruined dwellings. At last
advice- ten bodies had been recovered
and rHuv more Ncre supposed Ia he
uri-d under the ruins, ~ some are
missed hv triend- or relatives The
towns iuciGdei IN the disaster are
Guadalupe. Nurva Guadalupe, China
mecca, Coulatsa, the ts|eriJ;iri Are
nal, santiago he Maria Wh;rh i en-
tirelv ruined aud some lives lost, a
cuudiiioa in which are also found
fccapa. j'riGn'n, and san Duenavrn-
lmra. Ia Nurva G.aialupe aHi Chi
nsm~ca he ruin /, can,rictr. aJd the
loss uf ii'r i. also 80 br iau"nird
$eu Ti.n-i .nrt"na.c'y escaped With
"u! injury.
The ,burk which produced the
greate:.i damage wa- Al Gr-' n hinG al
,-cllla;nrv movement which la>trC
user - >rroni>. arh terminated IN
" brI l.ii l.. a general upicava' %
The .ar,i,, aud wa- - vin,rnt iba'
-oiii walls and arches, aud strongly
hraCrd roofs we're broken and severed
like pipe stems The rnUre!,en'c pro
ceedrd frvm the sou hWr-t tn th,
northeast, and are snrpo-rd 10 have
btel occs-i1uvd 10y All rtup'iJn Of th'
volcano ~ r.capa The Guvc:umeu
ha@ begun tie work uf erecting b"u>e:
,;er. "'ih font untiI hey afe able L
urr.i,i, 'ur Themselves
Tie ilstric, bich Ia, hrtiI drva-
taipi = une IF he most ih!ckly set
tied p"rIions uf the country. Th'
people devote themselves to the cuitl
vajiuu Of indigo, sugar cane. an'
tobacco. are industrious and econoni
cal. anl many of them were in yer,
comfortable circumstances. The taiI
ure of the indigo crop on account g
he lacus;s, anu The destruction q
ibeir hone> by this dread visitation
are d"uj.e calanl,irs which -houl
awaken pity and ac'ive sympathy 10
thrm in To. hrso ~ Uf their neighhor,
The Idea Of Santa Ana rrpnrts lha
aprrebensiuDS exist i ! the public miH
that the volcano Of Santa AUa
ahuu, TO he in state Of eruption. frof
be effects of which serious cunscquei
ces are feared.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-11-16
4 Dreain Verified.

That there are many well authrnti-
ca.ed cn.c1 in ancient and modern
times of drrans heing realized can
not be- denied bv anv reasonable per-
son. Tn. connectiUn bclwrrn the
dream and the vcrifica,ion Of it l.,
however, a mystery which is unSolvel
ami it is likely to remain so 4 story
comes through the newspapers from
Australia which has the additional
advantage of being vouched for bv
private letters received hv the same
mail. The -on of n gentleman eni-
grant in Queensland was appointed to
c!erk-hip ia a bank at Brisbane. 1t
Vas part Of his duty to collect moaev
in outlying places. and deposit it At
The head Office at Brisbane. On ore
of these occasions he received con-
siderable amount in gold and checks.
The-. be placed, as usual, in the iron
safe. IN the presence Of two or three
Of his fellow clerks. Having 10 m.-,
some members Of lis family in the
town. he then left the bank to Join
them, and did not return until the fpl-
lowing morning. On agSin opening
the -sf,.. he made the discovery that
the whole Of the gold had been .to!rn
No suspicion WAS attached To him,
and the matter was placed in the
hands Of the police. The young mans
friends were. however, much distress
ed at the circumstance. and some
nOb,hs afterwards he dreamed that
the ,tolsp money WAS buried ia the
Botaniral Gardens ut Brisbane. lie
+ thought h- saw the exact place. which
he recognized frum having frequently
visited tie gardens Tie reality OF
..r impression produced bv The. 6resm
had such an effect on lin that he VA
persuaded of the necessity of comui.
nica,ion with the hank. .ie DELAYED
doing 40 tor several DAYS; bat finding
the msntai pressure hecominy intolrr
able, be maie th- journey 10 Bri-bsne
and was there informed that four dav,
hefor" hi- arrival one of the he
clerks had confessed to the robbery
and that nine han lrei sovereiens. on
Of one thousand three hundred, tha
had hcen stolen. were found buried il
ia. Botanical Gardens at the prccis,
SPOT indicated in the dream.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-11-16

Corrc-po. i-uc. R,t.mo,r Snn.l
just now, Ia Paris, You will see The
ART ut great cook ny il PERFECTION with
The least anoun: Of fuel. In Englarh
aud America there /, an absolute and
unnecessary waste Of fuel ~ we'll as
viabds by the employment Of huge
fires. England is more wa.lsful Nv
reason Of Being more prcjuiiced han
Auerica III this matter In one dav
in England cook will con-umr more
fuel and produce less good dinners
than Il French cook viii ia mon h
of superb coukIng Count Rnuford
laid down practical rules hy which a
dinner for 1000 y rsons could bc ex-
c.iently we'll cooked and served at II
cosi &c ten cents Now this process
Is improved upon, snd dinner for
1900 persJDs can be well cooked at a
fuei erprhSe OF five cents. Not by
gas-,bat is a waItrful eypen-e-bu,
bv the carbona,cd refuse of the gas
house, known as coke This coke is
placed in peculiarly constructed
stove. which permits none Of the
fumes to pass into any other p ace
than the closed chimney. Thi. coke
Is generated into brilliant fire al first
by powerful draft, then toned down
a. per the wants Of the cook hv me-
cbsnical daWper. Al this point all
th, n1nr of he Gas has gone and
nothing but clear fire, minus smell
or dust, is ready This fire in The
broad top stove does duty for several
dishes at the same time. .ou gel
vour dinner hot and we'll cooked a, a
cost of less fue! than ever before
known. The owner of the patents is
about to proceed to America to pro
iect his invention, or might explain
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-11-16
4 BABY iloasted Alive.


DAYTON, Oct 30-lesterday
mcruing the people of Texas. north
ern suburb of this city, were startled
with the report that baby had been
roasted alive in that place. AT All
early hour ia the forenoon Mrs. Butts,
wife of riikman in that place, hav-
ing somc work 10 perform in the dai-
ry. pu, down on The floor, in front Of
the cook stove, some bed clothing aud
a pillow, and placed un it Der nine
month oid hahy Tten she went out
10 her work On her return to the
house ab.ut an hour afterwards. She
found the room fuil Of smoke, and the
he'd clothes on lte floor were burning.
The poor bsby's legs were burned to
a crisp up 10 its body, and the flesh
on it's body and arms was biisIered
aud burned. The mother has been in
u crazrd condition ever since. The
infants -utierings terminated in death
last evening.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-11-16
Fraud on Il Big Scale.

PHH.ApEiPHIA, Nov. it.-t war
rant was i-Surd this mprning fpr t..
arrest Of j. B Reed, one Of the al.
l"-e! cOn>pirat0rS ia the Whitaker
will case. The affidavit charges Reet
with larceny "a bailee. and states that
sometime age Reed narrowed from
Grn. Lemon, 10 this city. the original
letters patent and deeds To nearly oae
hundred thousand acres in Brunswick
and Craven counties, North Caroline,
upon the representation that he ha [
application, for th" lands Reed de--
troyed The v.?er::, w!ich' bad ucyar
been recovered, shd substituted false
ones, in which the names Of former
Mayor of philadelphia, John Binn~,
onte Il wcliknown local Alderman, and
o;het5 were nancd as principals and
witnesses. These deeds, carrying
with them the land, were first record
ed in North Caroinl, aud then sold
to party in Camden. The charge Il
ai-o made that Reed. in connection
with iico y Townsend, who is now
awaiting trial on similar charge.
have put upon the market forged
deeds for nearly five hundred ihou-
sand acres of land in West Virginia,
ant that these deeds have been rccor-
dcd In that State
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-11-16
Uui;:rate the Beautiful.

There is no stronger evidence OF
real wealth, cultivation aud genuine
refinement, than ihe presence Ui iihc
works Of act. rare bucks AID choice
SrlicleS Of virtu.
The love Of pictures is as broad a.
the human race. All history proves
that il is an innate principle, and i,
confined 10 neither aye, cllnntc, nor
c"udi;inn. FrOm the co,umou Illus
trated school book TO the sl:aost in
-pired slorirs of Raphael and Michael
Angelo. it is steaIy march q: the
mind.
There is no taste more refining, no
study uoie absorbing than TIE cul-
ture If art in its broaie,i sense. Aud
there i, nn investment more prO;i;a-
be Than wo:ks Of art when iulelii-
gently selected. Take tie ,,erience
vi any one who has All a,o d, oi AIT in
bis composition, Who ir Jm pover!N
has attained ricae, aad Il picture gs.'
iery you will 10 all probability learn
that be cuumrnced buviux wpod-culs
and cheap prints With grest-r wealth
come, leisure aud time 10 cultivate
aud rehne lhc tnsie and hy careful
tra!uipg If the aesthetic principles Of
our nature, the desire for knoniedg ge
aud possession Of tiinss of beauty i.
Increased.
Step 10y step, year by year, bette,
and muru rare works are bought, un-
I'll With superior understanding sc-
qured only hy lhe highest cultivation,
We are satisfied ouiy 10y the ms>'rr' :
touch. Our kuoN ledge of th, truly
grea, aud beautiful has Reached be-
yund d chro!uo or ch,sp pr,nl from
tie ttS store Our treasures in dol
lars gradually 90 out Tor treasures III
art. aud The subtle touches Of Becker
Sculiy. Wer,eunier, Conova. Hart
CraHford, furucr sud nRty"ld-, ana
other wizards Of the bru,h-tind
places Oh our walls aud speak 10 u.
daily.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-11-16
The Moons Shape.

Astronomers are generally agreed
iba, the mpon il n Il Il perfect sphere,
hu, i. slightly fa,iened al the poles,
a. our earth is, and is also s"mewbs,
elongated -quat"riaiiy in The direction
nf The earth. Her shape i, therefore
rlip-"idal rather than -ph"r"idal. bav-
inx .hrr- nurqusl axrs-ihe shortest
being hGt frou4 pole to pole. aud the
i"uy"-i th" equatorial one pointing
wards th- earth the other
-qi,,"rIal dla"rirr. al right
sayl-- To h- latter. being OF inter
.uriiat. -u.th rbr difference III
length j. how-vrr. vrrv slight. Pro-
pie Snm-' ,m~- i,naginr that the moon
!. distinctly -gy-haped. and fancy
that they can Sc tn!s in s'ereograph-
ic pictures. hut they are the victims
! Of optical illusion.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-11-16
The Use Of the Lemon.

As writer ia the London Lancet
remarks, Few people know the value
of lemon juice. A piece of lemon
bound upon a corn will cure it in
a few days it should be renewed
night and morning. a free use OF
lemon juice aud sugar will always
relieve cough. Most people feel
poorly in spring. hut if hey wouid
eat lernun before breakfast every
dav for a week-wiih or without
sugar, as they like--they would fad
it better than any medicine. Le"on
juice used according to this recipe
will sometimes cure consumptinn:
Put dozen lemons into cold water
and SLOWLY bring IL boil; boil slowly
unJIl the lemons are soft, then squeeze
until all the juice Is eXtrared; add
sugar Ia your ia-'e aud drink. La th!S
way use Que dozen lemons day. 1t
they cause pain, lessen the quaint V
anu use only five or six day until
yon are better. aud then begin again
with a dozen day. After u>eing
five nr Fix DE- Zen the patient vii! begin
To gain flesh aud rnj"y food Hold
On 1" b- I.nuu-. and -lIli Use hen
vtr, fr-ri, FER -ever'lj wc,t more
ADu; her use ia irIr"u- L. for Il refresh
ing drluk Ia >unr.-r. ur IL -lck ir-- -
al any time Prrpar- ~ directed
above nuG std = strr aud sugar Bul
~ erI.r e. t-,c b. k-rp A-i .t'-'
b ,iinn ne r.en. .pr" = shi -'s q
csr.tuii, ten - rv"rs bali pin' -
i.ic- sni one r uni 4 loaf ar crn-n~,
.uysr. i.,,i sd sur m& r,nu'e'
rn"r- unlii %. sugar = di-p'v'i, -ti'i
csr-fully and bottle Yno vii xe
more juice fr",o he lrnon> hy h"i!ln.
;henl. aud he preparation kerps bet
ter.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-11-16

Thousanis of barrels OF sierra alba or
whIc earth are every year mixei in various
forns with our sugars and other white sub~
-tances. lie use tends to pro'iGce gravel,
sydney complaints and various diseases uf
The stomach. A large pat Of our cream of
uri.r n-et IN cooking contains iiiy per cent,
ur more of terra alba" Ii is also used ex,
trn>i'r!y IN confectionery; various other pois-
ous are used in cul0rins conie, tioucry. Mills
ia varipus parts of r'.e country are now grind.
InS white stone into a fine powder Ii Is
stated har they grind al some oi these mills
three gra tc>---0.a grntc, sugar grade and
tiolr grade. We think II woult be a paving
investment Tor the Changers of each State to
employ competent chemist 10 detect aud
publish siUtrrariOns, and then w'hdraw all
patronage from those who mannlacrurc or
sell such articles. We think there Is quite a,
much need Of organizations IN all cur States
10 enforce laws fnr the pro,ecion oil publi:
health, d. there i, for organizations To catch
aud publish horse thieves.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-11-16
DESERTED VILLAGES.
Once Prosperous TowrS in
Pennsylvania, rs Petroleum
Centre, Now Abandoned.
TCrav ford PA } journal

While roaming through the oil
country our interests was excited hv
having certain localities pointed out
to us a. The place vi here once stood a
-uarl city. Perhaps no part OF the
oil region shows this 80 much as that
situated between Oil Cry and Titus
vile, and 10 place 80 much a. fetro-
leun Centre. We stand amazed, and
almos, douht the truth Of our in
formani. when wr are told that this
il The Petroleum Centre which Ne
saw ten years a;r. Al ;hat uiur. Il
,te name inplie~. it wa the crh,rr "t
the land "f grease Sur'uuui"i ." 4,
was br the best "il-produc!ng country,
il could no. he otherwise. Vast nuiii-
hers of hnu-c-. stores, machinr-sD"r-,
etc. we're erected in short rlnir, aud
in 1868 il wa- city of 300G or 1000
inhahi!ants. Everybody in olld"n
knew the Petroleum CrGjre. The
c,y had banks, immense hotels. large
business houses, and could boast Oi
,hrce or four churrhes. ih" whole
country around iEc piacr WA ci'y.
At night it was almost irnpa>+ihe Ia
get through the crowd of people col
lpcted for all k;nds IF pleasure.
"hat a change! Nothing can l."
COMPARED io i "Ar'U' 'hr I'~ ruri'"'!
nf wal. iu>I,nH - tu" rr~.irnr-~
he ground is Dow u~td Tor pulAi'
patches ruHh ozark The piart
whrtc he principal street. WAS; HE
churches W, stand. hur Lrhody re
r.ajn- - al'rtd ,h-,u Perhaps her.
are leo inhahiiaGt- - he iuwu Uuw
North If Pr,tniruru C-:tf- W. urr,
shown the place ~ here in 60 and 81
wa. the famous Benuiuga"M kGu
I There remains not sign of anythIn.
ever having been there. As many
will remember. this sas one uf ia,
/ lest oil territories in the snuutr" "a
,hai time. On lLc northern par. 4"
this farm an- ~ small town ui IL,
name uf D,,hIii. l. h,i 200 I"hahi
. tant>. aud Wn- be 'e:n!uu- of jh'
BtLnlngh"h' knn haiiTuad Not ;
sing, h"u>r rrn.ain-. In fact, "n'
woulo ,hink. nnr Knowing any better
/ that i, had r-,-r been clear a. Mani
town Ike ihl- have yoGe thr san;
way. Bot perhaps be- next 10 inp"r
tame L. Piihule. Like Perr"leuH
Centre. ii Is nearly gone " hen L
B. Duncan, " ho died in Glasgow son,
wears age. made his will. he lett
church oi Piihole $25 600 Durin,
the Legislation which foilowed. IA conr
udt;er was >eut To find the church
They r-iurutd aud slated hat 10 -ucI
building existed, nor could they hn'
any one bo ever knew of il. Tb
facts are. v ben 4ir Duncan was i
Puhole the church existed in tioui
i>hing coadii!on. Bat it had di-al
p,urrd long before the committee wen
there. GA account OF thiS. more tha
anything else. Mr.. Duncan Wa
thought TO have been crazy when b
made bis will.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-11-16

Preaching on one occasion in u
country village, aad being anxious
simply to answer the question Have
not the heathen sufficient light 2" bis
illustration was exceedingly simple
and graphic. 81 admit" said be, that
the heather have some natural light
but they do not use even thi, Alright.
Now. suppose the whole family in a
farmhouse, assembled round the large
Kitchen fire on a winters evening, all
peaceful and happy. Presently he
stable"an opeus the door and cries
out, Master! master the thieves are
robhng the hen-roosl = Up they all
start the farmer ru>hes TO his closet
for bis lantern he lights the candle
and runs gu, aud. holding up the light
neariv 10 his head, advances witt
cautious steps. The wheel barrow
has been left in the way. and over i
the good man fall; and Why ! becaus'
h- has DO light? No. because b'
used IL improperly. Thus it is will
the heathen." A Anecdotes Of Row
laud Hill.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-11-16

PETERSON MAGAZINE for December more
than ualn'ains It's unrivaied character. There
are TWO beautiful steel eueraym-s. besides "a
superb steel !t>hon-p'it,, the latter eXqnisie.y
cOlored. In addition, there is a magnificent
Berlin pattern. in wor,tei work, print-i in
coinr,, which, a; retail. would cost tity cents ::
this is presented 10 the subscribers of ''Peter.
son a> a Christmas gift charming .:ory,
" Mfs Million. Is as ohsrriugl. illustrated.
The number contains a Supplement. with y
iu.>size pattern, for winter Pacio, the pat,
tern alone being worth more than ia. pric. OF
the number Al! these costly enbeiis. 'incn'-
are afforded 10y iiie enOrtnous circulation oi
Peterson which. A. the publisher says.
enable, him TO gre more for tie money than
any other We cannot i-scc his srbj"c; with
Oul >prsSIng of Ihe ve,y high character oi III.
stories IN Peterson Bat how can il b.
oihrrwi>e, when us rcsuiir contributors az
Am ). STEPHENS. Frances Hoigson Barn, -
Frank Lee Sene,'ict. Rabecra Harding Davis
and that onfiya.l.d hnnnrisi. the su;hor al
3 ''..osi,b Aliens ifc b-,.t-s host. OF other,
the Pri"e OF The mag'Zln" /, bat TWO DOLLARS
year 70 cl"bS II !, s,IO.iI>hir.iy low, VIZ
SIX cnpis, tor nine dollar,, wi,h 40 extra cop,
to the peron getting up the club. Or seve'
copies for ten dollars ant half, with both sr
extra copy AM suprfb, lafg-.sz. premium
engraving. "Chr,j Blessing Lutte CnIltlrcn,
to the person getting up the ciHb. SubscriJ
to no magazine rii yon have seen n copy o
this. Specimens are seni, gratis, to person
wisl:ia. 10 get up clubs Address CHAs J
PC12asov: 3J6 C!,c,,nut s.. iil.,s 'eipl.i,, f.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-11-16
Deat!: froin Rem0rse.

\ remarkable. case of death from re-
morse for deed of exceptional cruel
" To animals is reported frOm Den
m,rk a fsmilv, well known in Co
pephagen. had long been 10 the habit
of spending their Sundays in one of
the parks near the city. taking with
them = son. seven wears Old A few
Sundays ago the lit e fellow, unno.
ticrd by hi, parents. discovered an
unu,unllv large toad, and amused
himself by tornen,inl it in various
ways, finally plungiIg sharp stick
through its body, thus fastening it to
he ground The hex: Sunday the
family again visited the park. aud the
boy, remembering his sport OF the
previous week. went in search IF more
,oahS. He found the animal he bad
:" cruelty used still pinned to the
earth. and still alive As he approach-
ed, the poor thing looked at hi"l, his
immense eyes diS,ended with pain
aud suffering The child vas terror
stricken at the sight. and ran crying
10 his mother, To tell her " hat be had
done. He was taken home ia great
state of excitement and put To bed
where be remained for three DAYS in q
burning fever, which ended in bi.
death. Just before his death be de
Glazed that wherever he looked ht
saw the pleading eyes of the poo,
toad, aad begged to Lave it takei
away.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-11-16
Don't Quarrel.

People talk of lovers 9nafrel~ as rather
ri-d,Ant cri,oies-.'cctusc they ar. not quar-
gel, =; AL IL /. half play, ant they kn,w it
M+'r.mrnal qusrr-i> are another thing W,
i' ubt ,enon>ly II nidr'1"dproplc ever forgive
-a'a other after the tf>t failing ont. They
si''S II Orrr, th"y ;i,, AMI rbdso Il up; the
wo'nl apparently heals, bat unly-,~ ,ho.n
horrihi- wpnni. gwen ia bai,le do-:D break
oa' assin Al some unexpected moment. ! 81
Ia. man who has >Hrrrel ani sail crrc'
tnihx> - sensitive woman never has her
x;:cic ifrsn sssn. The woman vino has
u;terei ferIoi 'h.s ~ a man csn n.scr be-
taken 10 h;> bosom with tl,c same .euierne 3
A. before those words Xere -pdx"n. thc two
20 - VII" must n'v-f quarrel are hH>brn'i
ahI ~,ic Onr may fall out with kin-tnen,
sni mahs up anI b'. lrIanis sga,u bd io,c,
once banI>hc:, is ii dead AMI buried ,hins