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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-04
@us benz Staate.

Der 3 OF m ct fer uon arrom,
grunbs Co., bssisbt ieSs 8 Monat go
@snts @ebaIt. Der pirb nidt felt in isi'
mem Gu,t.
@enn beut ;u Ease-iast bic r8as
perIs goItsssituns"-ein Wann, na4bem
or poIfdnbis aussepadisn 1T, bic SObe
Don 81 SuB erreidt, 10 wirb er aIs Elm
seiefs anssftauut. 0un mas iast nan
absr basu, uenn mir beri6ten, baB unier
County sinsn 16idbrtseu, nod i'm Wa9ien
besrifisnen SinsIins, NIT elmer 96be pom
6 Sus s.3ou aufsuweiien bat, eben 70 If
aud bic S5wsiter bieier i'm Werbsn Be-
srifisnsn &ieisnsefaIt nur uut einise Sol
uiebriser.
Der burd Tsusr in unfsrm Staate
psruria9te S9aben pdbrenb bes Sabres
1878 bstrdst 81, 44s 800; bic barauf Bee
sabIte 9erF@eruns beIduft fi5 auf $746,'
200.
Ole neuefe Rertwirbtsteit
Sopa's 1T Elm aaIb nit feds 8einen, wels
DIES nabe Council Bluff seboren wurbs.
Die swei ilberfafFssn 9sine ftnb an Der
rs9ten Seite bintsr Der SduIter ansewa9'
fen.
Die Stabt Qu a m o a it beinabe gu
eiusrn p~oDFfdnbiseu 5oipttal um~sepanbeIt.
5aff iebss RinO unb uiele erpudiene psrs
fousn Iisseu in SoIse bes petiIen3artisen
auftretens Der 0iptberia (6aIsbrduns)
barnieber.
ueber elm fir unisrn Staat iebr ers
sisbise giA~nabmeauele i9reibt man BON
9es Woines: 0ic ppn auspdrtisen Ser:
fi9eruussseieui3uften benz Staatsi6ase
pon Soma entri6teten Ibsab.n betrasen
mebr aIs bic 8eiolSuus Der iaurmtIi4en
Staatsbsamten nit ausuabme Der Ri8ter
bes Oberitaatsssri5ts.
Die Birser usn 9umbolo @ountp,
baben seifimmt, baB apes Sumpfanb, weI'
Dies benz County seb6rt, Der Sort Dodge
unb Sort &ibsIep Giienbabn ibertrassu
msrbe, na9bsm Der guu fsrtts unb bieieIbs
i'm getrisb lit. Ollie EOunibips in BEN
County, NIT gusnabme pom einem, itimm'
ten fir cine finf Yro3ent S~teuerauluss
sur rlnterfisuns Der Sabn.
Die Stabt Burlington unb ibre @as:
~fompasnis, usIde Idnssre 3sit hber bic
@asfrase babsrten, babsu bic Streitart
p~srsrabsn unb bic @roBfabt Bel Ia9t ME:
Der erIeu3tst.
0ieSoIIanb9 anb @ompasnie min
Gin @ourtbaus nit einsm 9sfdnsniB in
SoIanb buusn, weldes $50, 900 fOfst,
nit 8~sbinsuns, buB bic Burger Don @runs
By gountp 9Oaanb aunr @Ountpfs MAIDEN
Se5s Counties in Soma, babsr
@eiberidirssn ais S9uI'S %uperintenben'
ten Der 6ffentIi9sn S9uIsn, Benton, Da'
uis. Decatur, Suipsr, SiceOIa, unb 8ar'
rem.
Das &rsisseri9 t pom 9oIf 60.
bat sessn ben sIdssr Sanger entidieten.
peI6er bic Stabt Des Roinss auf 8s'
sabIuus Der ausseiesten SslObuuns fir biz
embedding Der W6rter Der @aa Barrett
pertIast bat, neil itdOtii4e SebOrbeu MID
bas &sGt babsn, Bslobuunseu our Gnt'
bs6uus unb llsberfibruns Don criminal
perbrederu ausluieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-04
30. 1. = W6aeatlide 8riefias.
Dubuaut ben 3. WGrl 1879.

Dubuaur ben 3. RGrb 1879.
Su ptldtr al, 8rirft a~aat.at fab. p,l6, pom q. g,br.
bs Iam 8. ga6ri In Der ttsfssa pUapiko aHat,smntu ..
riot abstbslt psrbtn fus.
Brumm gsrbinanS 9oidts Charlie
GitbUrn Sarob @p0ner SacUb
BItd B 9iebauer 8irtby
ganbtnbtin Gbrit Hsit tranf
grilsmann German Sdrann @fcrss
Stin Bernard gpmauW S6snd S&
8urB Aunis Coils W g
arisg Carrie 3atbsb Saepb
Sintsdsr GatDariRe Ban 9isbtg Or.
@saa suetfs nl4t, Htnn man mad 4ritfsn auf bltfsr 9iat
ffagt, Az btmtrttn. bae Ne a n stitist inb, uHb tt Rum.
nr bR Dritaiat a~aiustbtH.
q. 4. Gprbert. gpamrHtr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-04
SEER 2sernaro Sirsmau. Ylpmout

Snb., bebaupte., baB bas ct. Safobs Del
bas bette Rittsl isi, psIdes ie p~ertuuft
purbs. Ssin Radbur, Ssrr dimes, bate
&beumatismus i'm sunsen 9lrm; bas ct.
Satobs Del furirte i'm. Gin anbsrer
WanH in OsrieIben @sgenb lit an beftissm
Seiteute9en uuO gaidts 6alf ibm, uIs Ous
ct. Sa!o5s Sel. 90 beri9tet unisr assnt
baieI6it, 5srr In6reas 8aoe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-04

am Sreitas pdbrenb Der absuban.
ba6t bra9en 9isbs in bas Bfarrbaus pom
babier elm. sic peri6aftsn iid @insans
in benz fe cine Geniteri9sibe bra9sn, baun
bas 6sniter Oiinstsn unb i'm 9auie gqes
baitis bur5iu6ten. @ntpenbet purbe
Nl9ts BON gebsutuns. BIS isst bat man
bic Oisbe nod ni3t feitsenommsn, bod
fol- bic BoIi;ei ibnsu uuf Der Spur isin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-04

an Der E6e pon Dodge unb WiIb
Strabe auf benz Berse brannte Greitas se.
gen abenb Wesser &iaeens Stau al.
Die bineilenben Sprissn tonnten ui9t BEL.
fen, ba tein DaFer in Der @dbe 1T. Der
Sdaben betrdst $4,000, if aber burd Der,
ii9sruns sebedt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-04
Staot / Amgeeeno.
Reiienber agent :-Serr Alfreb Niitten.
An nn(ere &errn Aaentem.

Dir sriuden b~ieienisen u~nierer 5errn
asenten, bic nod @elber uon uus tn Sdus
ben babsn, uns basisIbe sutommsn gu Iais
fen, ba mir nd6fte Bo@e iduers 3ubIuns
gen gu MAIDEN baben. @ir fub ,bnen i'm
poraus bantbar fir bic Site.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-04
aSis na6rd(fta bier oft Sauler aebaut

Wte nadfa(fs bier oft Sdufsr ssbaut
usrben, bat fid Wuntas frib bsuisisn.
Sn graolep's nsuem 9auie on 9oeuffrabe,
3wii9sn IL. unb Is brad 5susr babur9
aus, baB bic 5lammen bur4 bic Susen
zines nsusn 9amiues i@Iusen urb ben um'
ssbenbsn SuBbobeu in granb iesten. DAD
Geusr uu.be iebo9 Bel 3eiten sntbedt unb
sel6l1t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-04

% Seber3eit Unit Nusnabme Sonns
tass) ftnb @asen gum Witfabren Bel ges
srdbniHen fur 81 90 au lbaben I'M eeibffaI
BET Gibbs 81 6 o., 4. StraBe, Swii@en,
Wain unb 2ocuffraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-04
Cine DER aroGen @%mpfebIunssn por

Etne Der 9roEen GmpfebIunsen non
Or. ap.suit 86nis's 9amburs
Sru f p se beitsbt oarin, bab berielbe
9uiten unb Grtdltunq i4ueIer beisitist,
ais irasno cine anoere Suitsu Wsbi3in obne
ben Wasen dn,usreifeu ODER gu %ueriauern.
Serr @mil Ba9mann, Norib ct. 0ouis,
No., bemertt in sinsm Brief on uns SoIs
sentss: rGs beitebt cine iteisen6e Ea6:
irase na4 . +. ausuit 6OnigSSam:
burger Sruftbee; 3sbermann se
brau9t ibn, alt uno Sung"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-04
ct. 2eniS Warftberiht.

Ger itItsrapb.) 8. Wars. 1879.
@sissn-rotbsr, go. 2, $l.oI5.
@eIidtorn-33 gts.
Sdfer-24xG tS.
Shmeineh eifb-$l0.2 5.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-04
SEER a. Better, @bitsbia, q. g.

SEER a.. gefIer, @bitsbiu. q. g.,
madte folsenbe g~rfabruns: Sd lit felt
Sabren an Dpspspfe unb mar mandmaI
70 sIsnb, baB i'd bas gstt nidt psrIufsn
tonnts. Sd nabm meine 3ufudt iu Or.
slus. SOnis's Hamburger ErOpfen unb be
fiabe mid nod @ebrau9 BON nur 2 5Ias
i9sn wieSsr gan, seiunb unb munter. 0ir
ratben allen, ueIde Or. aus. &Onis's
hamburger ErOpfen ~taufsn, senau barauf
3u isben, baB bisisIben NIT Der Ramsnsun:
teri6rift 6es !5srrn u. 9OseIer & go. uer'
ieben fnb unb bisie pon ben apOtbetern
teissn gu laiIen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-04

pie 2seGepner (aseu, bab ibre Giieus
babn nod CASCADE sebaut wsrben uub,
unb iolts ss ben Issten Dollar toffen, ben
Fe baben. Oas seust uOn unternebmuuss
9eiff par bleul
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-04
&ens9orf Warttberi&t.

(ptr Itlfsrapb). 3. @Gr,. 1879.
81 ebI-$4.25 Biz $50.
W~eiSsa.-RiIwautee, Ro. 2, $l.o5.
Safer-33 Cts.
@eIf9foru-sem. peftl. 46 biz 47c.
9peineHetfd-$9.76
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-04
2Sir ~itefoeten Gir,fi6. baB be

StaStratb pom Davenport bic genusuns
zines Dampf; Doctors auf BEN @eleiien Der
StraBenetienbabn bort uerbotsn bate. Die
Sa9e fam gum BroSeB uno Der &i6tsr
sntiaieb, baB bic Staot ebsuiopsnis &e6t
babe, Der acknowledgements ben @es
brau9 zines OampfmOtors gu psrbietsn,
ais Der giisnbabn ben @sbrau9 Der Coco.
motiuen auf ibren @sIsiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-04
Es ID elm wa6res 2,eiCeGe6er INT,

@ ID eia pa9res 2aet(efie6er untsr
ben iunsen 9euten In uub I'M Dubuque
aussebro&en; fe molten aQe mad benz
neuen @lboraoo, 2sabuile in COLORADO,
um in 5wsimaI pierunb,wan3is Stunben
mad ibrer antunft Elm germ6sen in ben
SiIbsrminsu gu MAIDEN. Die EasssbIdts
ter iinb uolier 8eridte. @inen iOIden nsusn
gr6ius babeu mir aber nod ni9t seieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-04
Stpre III perfamfen

Sm fatlittn Winutfsta u llmfdnst balb,r en autss
otlstbun ~ ~ptrfauftn. Datfdbt bsfttt Gus 50 adr
saus In Der apttit elmer srrstn iattpIif6tn GnRtslana. ti6t
ntten Der Rtrtt atltstn. duf hem @ruRefif bsfusst fb
Gin @tbiupt. rtl6ts fsit Sabren ale @afbaus, SalVon unb
garttto Stsrt" etsttnt bat. ftrHtr etaauus. Elm yrtpat.
psbHbaus, fepit cine mafip trb Iutt S6mttttrtrtRstt. ri,
Stmtiaps bsftbt ave 10 mob ltabenttn 8armsrH psssu "a.
81 pursmbursr fnb I'm ndbtrs ausiunft ptnee man i'd
an tt Nttaettpn hieits Ulatits. U 386-398
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-04

pie @reen6adfer in Dubuque iinb
nod niat tobt. sic babsn sinsn Der S5ren,
RcOonaIo, in ibrer Ssriammluns am
Donneritas aIs OsIssat mad Der Gbicaso
Convention aeianbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-04

2Sir MAIDEN auf bic nsus anisiss bsr
Gitp Srewerp aufmsr.iam. Ser Bier
bat, ME CT uns iaste, ss fi4 our ipsBieaen
aufsabe senIadt, Bel benz Srauen isines
Sierss nur has bette WaIs uno ben befien
9opfen su usrwsnbsn unb bamit elm reinss,
selun6ss Bier su erseusen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-04

An STEELE bss psrftorbenen 9enrp Sod
III Ri9. 9aIen gum Eownibip Eruitee er'
uannt worbsn. BaIen bat ieinen Glib ses
Isiitet unb bic Stsue ansetreteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-04

2Sie mir 6orem, fisI am Samfas GER
S40utbaI in einen $50 5uB tisfsu S9adt
Der Brousb Wine in Centre @rope.
S4werusrIsst purbe Der uasIidlide Der.
au%fsenommen uno baudts Sonntas ben
@eiit aug.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-04

Dubuque nib UNI cine nsus Snbuitrie
rsi4sr. 9err R~bombsrs uirS sins @bam:
pasnstfabrit in benz SimpIot'iden @es
bduoe on MainltraBe anlesen. Go ahead |!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-04

gu ST. 2aarieakir&e oa9ier piro
Sountas, WOntas unb Dienitas bas 40
itinbise 9ebet ftattfnbsn. Gin Seiuitsn.
pater uirb bic Prsbisten abbalten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-04

Sesetabilii@e
PILLEN

iinS felt iibcr oreiBi9 Sabren betannt lnnS
iperoen bon allen, wel6e bielelben &C.
braudt baber, ais iibere Sur fir Sopf>
ibmersel, Qeberleioerl, electromagnetic
i6weroen, @allers lino jeSe anoere art
Sieber anerfannt. Sielelben ipirfen nit
grD6ter MfilSe urS itellen bic Geiulcs
belt bcrer, melde an allsemeiner ltnS
1terp0Ier Shw1he leiben, tpieber her.
gu pcrfaufet bel allen apotbefern.
Vreis 25 GcntS per Snr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-04

Die mad 2SauRon fibrenbe nit Der
5luBbabn in YerbinOuns ftebenSe @iiens
babn iOa bis mad Breton uerIdrsert pers
ben unb omar nod Dor nd4ftem 9erbt.
Das 1T cine quite Radri9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-04
Wilnaufee Rarftberi9t.

pes asitarapb.) 3. WSr,. 1879.
BetBen-No. 2, s3t Cts.
Safer-224 Cts.
@eudforu-34 Cts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-04

2Sir MAIDEN uniere 2eier auf bic neue
an3sise Der @eu 9armonp 5aq aufmerts
fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-04

GxcnrRonssase mad &anias sebsn am
s. unb 10. Nsr3 mad 8anias ab. SIR
aa,ten unb srnisbriste Gubrpreiie auf Der
giienbabn penbe man iid on.
VI. s. Gibbs
Wueut. Oubuoue. Sornn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-04
MENEELY & COMPANY,
Siodsnsie6er, @eft 3rop, ". p

Ssit faHfie Sabrta stabIirt. atr&tnsIpdtu nm,
@lpdtnfpttIt; S6ulbaus. unb 8abrifeIsdtu. r..
6sHsrtt gattut @loftnasb6nat gatalsat fret. Reu,
a~stntursn. Gus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-04
Neue Arsetgen.
GLEN Sarmonp SaG.

Der lintsrid6nst, Rid. 1bdfsn II aus BEN nsHsH Sci.
fsrfsu Saus. mad her
NEW HARMONY HALL,
Ode Der 10. uab Glasaras. sgsstn unb trsibt bert fsint
0afptrttfb aft spran. Or bar sds 5aus ssn unttn bic
cssn utu ttus.ri& tt, ear, ntu aufs Bette mSblirt. etint
Stetenuns rtre cine rttat unb prsupts ftin. Dtm Sauit
IN cine ercet Sdre, lufttst, atraumiat Staaunstu unb Gu.
tee gDaHtr, laatsr Sa6tn, rSsur6 I'D he ,slsp SarmSas
Saa" bel Ten 8armtrn rttsmmansirt.
re. Sbsiisn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-04
nnd Sehmisaeshop
Jobn @irtb S 2epiS 1baro,
Wartet StraBe, Bellevue, Sadion Co., ga,

Rmt spaam, SSlitttn. f;rnr aas arisn Rtparaturar.
beitsn an gDaetu, Rutf6tu, S6lttsn, 9laI6intn, fppsbI In
Ssli als Giftn, ptrstn prsmpt. tau5lt6 uns biats trorst.
40 Barmtr fprs6t Dor 3gt.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-10-02

NJ. DE LEssEPs informs the hydro
dynamic philosophers, Cowdon and
Burwell, the latter being secretary of
the New Orleans Chamber of Com
merce, that he will visit that city soon
after his arrival in New York and prior
to his departure for the Isthmus. 1t
is to be feared, the Republican says,
that the great engineers visit to Amer
lea will be one of disappointment.
His canal project, as would be the case
with any other of foreign inception,
finds but little favor in the United
States. Public sentiment tends strcng-
ly to the Nicaragusn scheme with Gen.
Grant at its head. Meanwhile Messrs.
Burwell and Oowdon will present for
the approval of NJ. De Lesseps the
scheme contemplated by those who
would substitute slackwater ship Ca
nal for Eads' jetties as means of
communication between New Orleans
and the Gulf, Galveston and Liverpool.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-10-02

THE doctors employed at $500, 900
per annum by the government at
Washington to look after the health
of the country, have done nothing so
far, we believe, and now get into big
chancery suit with the cotton buyers
and other people at Memphis. They
may not know much about the obstruse
ways of Yellow Jack, but will find out
all about the devious doings of Fed
eral and State courts. But then the
government should never have agreed
to give all this money to the doctors.
The lawyers couldn't stand it, and now
the latter will get what is left of the
big pile. 1t signifies nothing. Tax
payers are used to being swindled, and
if a doctor can't drive the life out of
US the lawyers will skin us alive. But
the doctors and lawyers and courts
nave one another by the ears in Mem
phis, and Yellow Jacks deYiltries and
terrors are forgotten. There was never
so pleasing a change as this from
deaths doings to those of courts.
Memphis is to be congratulated.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-10-02
Church Noes,

There are Az Lutheran churches in
Ohio, with 13l, 900 members.
Either Bishop Gregg or Bishop
Toke of the British Reformed Episco-
pal Church, will shortly visit America.
Cardinal Monaco has laid the
first stone of a new church in
Rome, to be dedicated to the Sacred
Heart.
A daughter of Rev. J. NJ. Manning,
d. D., of Boston, is to join the Pres
byterian mission in Syria the coming
autumn.
The evangelists, Moody and Sankey,
will hold meetings in CleYeland during
October. Mr.. Moody will spend the
winter in St. Louis.
The experience of Rev. w. H. MUIR
ray shows that it Is vastly better to do
one thing well than to dabble into a
dczen and fail in all of them.
During the month of July the Cali
fornIa Chinese mission had nine
schools in operation, with nineteen
teachers and an aggregate membership
OF 554.
Kansas has now $50 churches, 60 of
which are Blptist, 90 Congregational
ist, SO Lutheran, % Episcopal, 1875
Methodist, 90 Presbyterian and 10
United Presbyterian.
Rev. Newman Hall's new churchSin
London cost $3.50, 900, all of which ex-
cept see 500 has been Paid. The
nhurch hoo 1903 ,r1a.aI.era and On arr;a q
on much benevolent work.
The Congregational churches OF
Michigan report II, 142 members, a net
gain during the year Of 633. There are
only nine installed pastors, against 1S9
who are acting pastors or supplies.
The Episcopal Missionary Jurisdic-
ton of Colorado and Wyoming reports
fifty-three parishes I'D mission stations,
sixteen clergy and / .09l communicants.
There were 259 bsptisms and 10G con-
flrmations last year.
Professionalism seems to be making
come substantial progress in Italy.
The newest indication of it is report
that q number of Catholic churches
are being converted into places oi
evangelical worship.
The Prussian Court of Justice hal
rendered judgment in suit against 4
person for printing parody Of th,
Apostles Creed" for the complain
ants. 10 Prussia no one may offer in
suit to religious faith.
10 the Diocese of Nebraska the Epis
copalians have 2G parishes, % organ
lied and 10 uuorganzsd missions, snc
20 clergy. There were 207 baptism
and 1A0 confrmatIons last year and tht
present number Of communicates il
1850.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-10-02

GEN. WooDFoRD, who went down
into the abysses of Kemper county cop
peras breeches, original, simon-pure,
unsdulterated, everlasting Democracy
and prosecuted the ''Gullys" and other
"last ditchers," has returned safely to
New York. He expected to be shot
at every fifteen minutes and to be
cursed like pickpocket by every ma
tive he encountered, and yet this same
Gen. Woodford, who was appointed
United States district attorney by
Grant at New York in 1877 that he
might arrest and imprison and prose-
cute Sam J. Tilden for high treason
if Sam dissented when Hays was sworn
into office - this same ssnctimonious
voluntary executioner and headsman
could discover no crime or treason or
saYagery in KeEper. Woodford should
tell some story to exasperate one Sec
ton of the country against the other.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-10-02
Hum mOrOus.

The sun Is the master mechanic Of
the universe, in that he strengthens and
props up everything with his beams.
A young poetess pathetically in
quires, ''Can love die2" We don't
think it can, but it is occasionally loYe
sick.
The man who frequently remarks that
all things are for the best, generally re-
CARDS himself as one of the best.
When he put his arm around her waist
with emphasis-and something.creak
ed, she softly whispered, ''stay there.''
Always make 1t rule to never say
anything before a mans face that you
wouldn't dare to say behind his back.
When q man finds the path of life
getting thorny, 1t tfords him great
satisfaction 10 trace the prickly obstruc-
tion back to the wild oats OF youth.
"A1d oh, Edward" says the girl be
is going to leave behind him when be
goes 10 the M jtda mines, Cat every
stopping place. he sure you write, then
go III .sn. !"
"rroubles never come singly." or
course they don't. It's only after q
young msn has taken to himself wife
that hIs perplexities multiply. So says
our young townsman who got way with
the widow,
Western Union Telegraph office. 2
o'clock at Bight. Operator received
the following: '.Christ (sbbreviatioa
Of Christiap) died at IL O'Clock last
night" "WbAt shall we do about this,
Mr. PilIo17' About whaig7 OR .ads
the dispatcb). why, that internal
idiot At the New York Office hiss bfen
holding that back for neary 1900
yesrs."
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-10-02

In New York State taxes under the
last Republican Governor amounted to
the enormous sum of SIG, 600, 600.
Under the Democratic Governors Til
den and Robinson taxes were reduced
to 81, 100000. This is q platform, and
strong one too. The STATESMAN
sought day after day to induce the
Texas Legislature to adopt burdens of
taxation to the contracted volume of
currency and growing cheapness of
living; but law-givers exhausted hu-
man ingenuity in the search for new
modes and subjects of taxation. Il is
all dug out of the ground and falls at
last upon the producers, the farmers of
the State VIII they not demand IN
the next canvass that the Legislature
enact vigorous reforms and. promote
rather than paralize public and private
eaterprise3
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-10-02

TEE great st. Louis exposition and
fair has been opened. and it is eaid
that no similar show of it3 kind is
equal to it. The exposition will be
continuous from September 90 to Oc-
tober II, the exhibition of fine stock
not beginning until October 6, whea
the best selections from the herds of
the most celebrated breeders of the
United States will be there. 1t will be
an occasion of rare enjoyment for
many people of Texas, who may
while away few days In st.
Louis with both profit and enjoy
ment. The Iron Mountain Railroad in
connection with the Interns ionsl has
made special arrangements for the &C
commodation of the travelling public.
General Passenger Agents A. W.
Ruggles and E. L. Lomax have been
putting their heads together at st.
Louis, and propose to convey people
over their road on better terms than
ever before. Extra trains will soon be
put on the Iron Mountain Road, and
every appliance to make passengers
comfortable being always at hand, this
must be the popular route to st. Louis
and return.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-10-02
science and Use.

Prof. Marsh, In his address st Sara
toga the other day, favored the view
that man existed IN Europe $50, 600
years ago, and that be probably had q
yet earlier existence in America.
DR.. Thompson of San Francisco is in
London showing the profession there
his new method of replanting teeths
Ii Is said that he takes them out, keep
them in warm cotton while be fills
them or builds them up, and then re-
places them.
MIR. w. Matthew Williams, who for
more than thirty years has closely
studied the electric light, and noted all
its Developments, does not hesitate to
sffirm that, "slthouyh as a scientific
achievement the electric light is
splendid success, its practical appliea-
tion TO all purposes where cost 10
matter of serious consideration, is q
complots sud hopeless failure, and
must of necessity continue to remain
So"
The British Medical Journal remarks
thst during the last time the plague
was epide mic a. V,iljsnka, Rus sia. not
3 single Case occurred among the Kali
mucks, who lived not very far from
that place. This fact is surprising, as
the Kalmucks 1--we totally regardless Of
sanitary rules. Their religion does not
permit them to eat flesh except that OF
animals which are found dead they do
not bury the bodies of persons who die,
but simply throw them into the fields I;
and in person they are far from being
scrupulously clean. The conclusion
seems TO be that anti-hygienic condi-
tions alone do not produce the plague,
AMI that there is some other agent to
which this disease is really due.
The chirping and singing of the
cricket and grasshopper are frt quently
spoken of; but they do not slng-they
fiddle. BY rubbing wings and legs to-
gether-in such marner peculiar to
the species-these insects produce the
sounds which characterize them. Per-
haps our best insect instrumental per-
former is the 'katydid." Each wing
contains little tamborine, aud by the
opening and shutting of the wings these
arc rubbed against each other and pro-
duce the sound of ''kaiy-did-she-d !"
whlt h can be heard at such long dis
tance, and gives the insect its name.
These sounds are supposed to be useful
in enabling insects to find their mates,
0r they may indulge IN them for their
own grstifi ,ation and t. add to the
general harmony of nature.