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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-08-26
Su tout nno mutt Ia6en !

Die @uropder baben, wie uniere 2eisr
islblt piiisu, fsines Besriff BON benz &si9.
tbum unb ben unergriinbli5en S1dsen,
BON benz 9anbeI un6 Sertsbr, pou ben
9roeartisen 6orti5ritts' unb benz l1utsrneb:
munSsseiit, pel9er bur9 unler sroBes,
woblbabenSes, freieS 0anb pebt. Sobalb
u ibre Sldtter etpas aug Nmsrita su
beridten ueriu9en, MAIDEN lie ft9 sepSbn'
LID Id4erIi9. Don Seit gu 3eit ipaSisrt
cine luitise story i'm &unbgans bur3 bic
9refe brauBsn. Sine iol9e babsn mir
chen absefaassn unb molten, na9bem mir
uus ielblt bran astiiirt babeu, aud uniern
6reunben ben 9o9ssuuB ni5t uo~rentbaItsr.
Die pitante Reuisteit lautst aIio:
wg8ie primitip in benz 8siten Der Ser.
Staaten bic 5uitdnbe aaf benz @sbiste bes
Sanoels unb sepsrbli9en Ssrtebrs nod
limb, m6se man aus folsenben 4nnonceu
eutnsbmen. vWir ne5men quite &artOffelu
ais 8eSabluns fir ben v5erOIb" an.
5reunbe fommt unsenirt uno abonnirt.
Reoactton bes v9toro Soma SeroIb".
v9ol5! IS pirb falt uno mir braudsr
9oIj. Suites bartss 9ola usbmea mir als
Se3abIuns fur uniere 3eituus.~ Die STE.
baction bes p8isconiin Selsgrapb". y0i,
uebmsn aud Spsf gum Sauertraut uni
anbsre 2ebensmitteI pom Golden, bensr
bic Sreenbads gu furB seua9isn fuO,
&ommt 6reunbe unb beiu9et uns." De,
vOsuti9e IN Ohio. Sattiame gepsiie
bab in jsaem glborabo Der ~auspanbsrun!
tros Giienbabnen, Eelesrapbie u.i ID. tbeil
ueiie ieIbit bomerii6e 3uftdube mod fen
Iissen, in benen betanntIid Der S9is iid
sum sep6bnli9en SauitmittsI aufse
i9pungen bate. Oes Oiomebes @nffsl
.Ofism HsuH, tle 0tlltuns bes @Iautos buzz
bert S1len."
Wenn bic 9sIsbrten brauBen lido,
pObio" gu benz r@eftsn" sdblen, mo- e.
nod mebr als vbomsrii9" rprimitip" su
sebsn fol-, bann ssbSren mir fiber basu
Wir ristiren nun bur9 biels Qualification
ndditens uniere Offics NIT SoIs, Rartof
fsln unb Spet ansefiat su ieben. Stu
Al, bas Bier molten mir baun iteQen. SSu
usbrissn t6nnen mir ni9ts meter tbun all
laden, laden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-08-26

bin in Wu9erproseEen NIT @atb unb T5at
sebolfen. Die uieIen 8roseHe, wsI9e ct
an benz 5riebensseridte iietS anbdnsis bat;
te, erresten bic Mufmertiamfeit Der BsbSrs
be. Die 6lasen Der ibsrportbeilten, &c:
prellten unb %betrogenen 2eute uaren 3abuos.
SUI @roBen unb @anaen liefen bic Operas
tionen bes Rabn barauf binaus, Gorberun'
gen Dritter an bef9rdntte 2eute an ii4 81
brinsen. Wit bieien 9suten trat CT bann
bur9 auerIet SanbeIsseiddfts, burd
S9ulbi9ein 8 Mus ftsluns in 8erbinbuns.
Bis ben BstbSrteu bic S1linse I'm, ben
6als ssIest unb ite bur1 Grscutionen unb
Subbafationsn uon benz. uubarmbersisen
9Idubiser ruinirt waren. SduIbideine
wurben mad Iusiase Der 2eute nit b6bern
Summen aussefieIt ais barselisben, eins
ssIne S9ulbf9eiue 3uiammenseftelt. BIZ
fribern aber ni9t 3uradsessben ober In ben
r,eren S9uIb. llrtunben 9ieanSie gauteleu
a%ufsenommen. Man bebauptet fosar,
burd 8erabrei9uns bstdubsnben Brannt'
usines babe Der Wu9erer iein Opfsr fid
uiIfdbris gu MAIDEN semuBt. Der Dor
ibm ,iemli5 unIeierIid seidriebens SduIb'
i9ein purbe uutersei5net, unb elm Ebei
Der 0eute fanb fi9 gu ietnem Sdreder
pl6sIid uor @eribt selaben pesen Soroe
runsen, bic melt ibsr bic pom linen sinse
sanseneu 8erbinbIi9teiten sinsen. aut
oas arsliifise QbbaIten Der 9eute pom &C.
ri5tliben Eerminen iou Der Qusetlast,
nibt sei1sut baben. 8sionbe,s @roBsi
~leiitete er in ber Changing non freipiQt
gen unb erSpungenen llrtbetleu. 1857
wuroeu ioIds 81 ieinsn @uniten aQsin IL
ct. @enbel i'm Bstrase BON $1,000 Mar
ertbeilt. &urs ale bieie Sale, obuobl II
Der Ssrbanoluns niat ineriminirt, ionoerr
III sur S5arattsriiruus 6ss auseflastel
erpdbnt, saben elm ioIdes Bib Der per
berbli5en Sbdtisteit bss Nusstlastsn, hal
unter benz YubIicum bic sr0Bte Aufrssuu!
berri9te. Die NusIasen Der 3eusen ma
rem fir &abn nit ueniSen Iusnabmen iea
grauireub unb untsrItisten meit bic Autla
&c. Die @eidworeneu ertldrten ben &abl
Oes Weineibes nit sinfader, bss falide,
3susnilies nit abjoluter Stimmsnmsbr
belt. Der SerIeituns gum Wteinsib in bre
Sduen unb bes Sstruses in swei Sale,
fur i9ulbts. Das Sifsntli6e Miniiteriuu
beautragte bierauf sebn Sabre 3u5tbaus
1000 Mart @slbbuBs sp.nt. a4t Wona
ten peitsrss 8udtbaus. 0as llrtbeil lou
tste auf fiiufidbriss 3ubtbausitrafe IN
1000 Wtart @elbbuSe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-08-26
&atbpIii6e Gplonie In &antaS.
0blca9o, ben 2I. Na9uf 1879.
Wertber Serr 9onnsr!

eD'ca9o, pen IL. Nu9uf 1879.
8ertber Serr 9onnsr!
IS pirb sspiB fur pieIe 2sier Der
y@a5ette" BON Sntereis isiu su erfabren,
baB bier in Chicago, unter benz Namen :
yOie &anias Sanbs unb Gmisrations' De.
ieqi6aft' elm 8erein beitsbt, Der In ben
letten Wonaten nit auberoroentIi1em ST,
foIse, bic Colonization pon &atboliten i'm
norb6itli1en &anias bstrisb. Oiele @es
feaidaft uurbe Dor msbreren Wonaten, in
Solss zines 0ortases bes bo9w. Germ
Sobann Pidler BON Sanousr, Ranias, ges
sesrinbet unb ueriammsItsn fi9 bisienisen
Burger ~unierer Stabt, bic SntersGe an Der
SADIE nebmen, ieben Sonntas Ra5mit,
tag, bis mir sablrei9 ssnus Karen, Elm
gomite BON bret WitsIie6ern b~inausauiens
ben, UNI ben Staat &anias aussutun6idaf:
ten unb bic bette QotaIitdt fir-uniere gties
berla0ans ausSuiu9en. Dieiss wi1tise
Somite wurbe mitteIit 8ablaettsI srudblt,
10 baB bic brei Serrsn, pelde mad 6anlas
sinsen, nm einen paiienben Ylas aus5u'
wdblen, aIs bic fdbisitsn unb suusrIdifiss
fen i'm ganben Wereiu, aus Der Wab!urne
b%eruorsinsen. Nm Z. Wdr3 rsiiten bieieI.
ben ab unb fubren brett mad Topeta, Der
9auptffabt pom &anias, alIuo ie ii1 nit
ben n6tbiseu Rarten psriaben, UNI BON bort
aus ben Staat mad allen Gi9tungen bin
3u bur9reiieu. Der Wi9tisteit unb 0ers
antportIi6teit ieiner aufsabs bepast, unb
bas 8utrauen, wsI6es bic MitsIieber Der
@eieui5aft bemisIbsn i5entte, bantenb
an%ertennenb, sins bas gomite an feline grs
belt, feit enti@lohen, cine ssnaue unb lorss
faltise unteriuduns an3uitsllsn, unb bas
&eiu!tat ieiner Beoba9tun9sn Bel isiner
&idtebr mad beften &rdftsn, ebrIid unb
wabrbeitssstreu gu bsri9ten.
Die brei Serren paren in Gopeta anaes
Ianst am 0orabenb Der Ysrtasung Der
Staats 5 2esisIatur unb battsn bic gbre
mebrere WitsIisber bss 5auiss unb bes
Senats, iopie aud Ssine Gre. ben Sou.
!perneur unb anbere bobe Staatsbsamte su
t~reffen. Bon bieien 9erren, unter wsl9sn
f4 Manner aus ben usridisbsnsn 1bsilen
bes Staatss befanbeu, unb bsionbsrs BON
benz Son. glfrsb @rap, Sstretar bes
Staats' GdsrbausD . Departments, srbisIt bas
@omite man9e wi9tise 9lustunft nament,
LID erfubr basieIbe, baB nirsenbs inner.
balb 500 MeiIen pom Wi1ouri Sluis gu.
tss &ssieranssIanb ~ baben isi.
SIS warbe Su melt flbrsn ioate i'd ben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-08-26
Srauri8e 3uftdnoe tn Sraflien,

Das In Pras sri9einenbe tatboIiIds
Wo1enblatt Scr Srisbe", erbieIt tir,lit
aus BraiIien na5Febenbe M%itibsiIumsen
Das sroBe, idOne unb rsi9e 2anb BraE.
lien i9reitet trot ben rebIi9en Bemibun,
gen bes &aiiers Don Psbro II. nur feb,
lansiam auf Der Sabn Der Civilization Dor.
pdrts. Daran 1T meines gra6tens man.
ssInber llnterridt bss goItes, fortwabren.
Der Streit ber 2ibsraIsn unb Der gonierua.
tiuen, iouie SnboIenj, SarteiIi9teit unb
AUDI s~rDBtentSsils unuifsnbsit bes Bottles
unb Der m~eiiten Beamtsn S4uIb. IS IN
taum slaubli9, auf mas fir elmer tiefen
Stufe Ger semeins graiilianer itebt. Rebr
aIs apei OritteI Der 8epoIterung fann me.
ber i5reiben nod Ieisu. gbenio trauria
fiebt es UNI bic &elision, w~saisitens BIN,
idtli9 Der eingeborenen Braflianer. Oie
Rinber werben fat ME Dor benz 2. bis 3.
Sabre 8stauft; es fommen Sale Dor, baB
Der Sauhins iton 10 Sabre alt erit 3ur
Taufe sebradt wirb. Nur an aroBen
Soften fiub bic @ottesbduisr Der beSeuten,
beren Stabte einisermaBen 9sfi1t. @ber
ni9t UNI au bsteu, bsiu9t Der !Sieiise bic
8irde, nein = er Sebt babin, UNI ii9 su
amiiren unb 9ei9dfte Dor unb mad benz
@ottesoienife abSuf6ItsBsn.-Oie Srauen
fommen, nm f4 isbsa unb bspuntern su
la6en. Durd bic a9t Sabre, bic i5 i'm
2anbs bin, babe i'd nur islten Ssisben, baB
man ben Ptieiter au einsm &ranten rief,
ibm bic lesteu SrOitunsen Der &sIision
3a ipenben. IS i9sint fait, oils Oh man
bic glusipsnbuns ber beilisen Satramsnte
fir %lberfiifs bielte. Nur Su oft, wenn
i3 wdbrenb meiner arstliden praris an
benz Bette zines Stsrbsnbsn ftebe unb bic
befeIbsn ermabns ober auf;
einen Prieiter boIsn 5u Ianen,
muBte i'd b0ren: vDisies III bier ni9t &c,
brdu9lid = III ntdt n0tbis!~ ga 0isIe
b6ren es ni9t einmaI serne, wsnn man BON
Religion ipri4t. grfreuIi4sr itsbt ss NIT
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-08-26
0u1 Su, tttetn Sobn!

@enn cine f6uinbeIieIise S9auipieIer,
Vanbe Siasto sema9t bat, oann briidt iid
etn Itteur na9 benz anbsrn uuter idiefer
Sitlinsen, jdmmerli5sm S5ienentlap,
perm uno bdblid an 3uisben6en @rimaHeu
um bic @te u. peri1minbet pon Der Biibne.
Set b e m atts Der gorfteuung if Der beut.
ide. HatiOnal 2iberaIismus" iest anae:
tonlmen. Das guIturtampf : Yuluer IN
uerido1eu, bic v@ottssfur5t uhb frOmme
Sitte" TT futib, Der 9oltspoblftanS in
psrni9tet, bic pidelbau5e padsIt, IS tratt
in ausn gfsn:
80 CLAUDE am gnbs ssrlGlinssn,
Die Wsasn, S&ifsr unb aaba,
une has bot nit isinsm Sinssn,
Der eibsrallsmas seiban." .
TOrGsabsd unb Easter iinb 9ismart's
6einbe 9epOrceu, 85It, Greiti9te unb @es
noiien, iiuo aus Der u%ationauiberaleu Yars
tel aussei9ieben, unb iest LIT aud 81 II.
nisen, der Sibrer Der barnousrii5en
unb beati9en &iberaIsn", 70 nennen Jpn
bic 6reunbe, nm Die @fe usrbuftst.
GuboIfp p. 9ennisien, Der grds
ibent bes preubii5en abSeorbnstenbauies,
Der sin3ise rprominente", wsI9sr bisber
rod iu9te, nit benz e~ilsrnen Otto
pom Spisbubenbeim, puIso gismard,
TdbIung 81 bebalten unb bic 2ibsralen ME:
Der gu gbren gu brinssn, bat fi9 iest aud
IN fein S9idial ersebsn; er bat ertIdrt,
tsin Wanbat gum abseorbnetenbaus mebr
annsbmen gu woqen. Ofenbar Der re9te
S4ritt baSu, UNI ais @ensralratts bas
ftntsnSe Sdiff 5u psrIahen.
60 1T es b0dft bsquem: erit perwiftet
unb 5srit6rt man unb bann, penn 9lQes
ruini,t 1T unb Der &arrsn tief i'm Dred
itsdt, pirft man bic Glints in's Rorn unb
idIdst fi4 IN bic 8lide. 8 S9ma9 unb
Sdanbe ibsr bid psrtommsnss Iiberales
WaulbsIbsntbum!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-08-26
M1tutt8 ibr &atBolifen!
Die Stimme bes nrrfi. @ins TX.

Su uniern Easen i6eint bic Goriebuns
Der tatbolif9en 8refe cine ~beionbere Wiis
FEN seseben 3u babsn. gln ibr 1T es, bic
grunbidss Der Srbnuns unb bes @laus
bens bort, NO bieielben berri@en, 81 bewabs
rem unb fe ba su perbreiten, mo @ottlos
Rateit unb cine talts @lei6siltisteit bies
tslbsn in gersefenbeit seratben lieBen. =
giis TX. In einem S3reiben Don 1851.
@ir eriuden Gle ~tnitdnbisit allen benen
NIT eurent suten @ilen unb errer @unit
beisuiteben, bic NIT @eiit besabt unb nit
s~enisenber &enntniB ausseriifet, fi6 an
bte grbeit MAIDEN unb Bidder unb 3eituns
gen sur 9ertbeibisuns unb 8erbreituns ber
sutbOIii9eR 2ebre perOfentIi6eu. = @ncp:
elica Sius TX.
2aBt Ni6ts unueriudt, wobur9 unierC
5siIige &elision uub lire beiliame Gebre II
ben @sreinisten Staaten meter perbreitet
perben ~tDnnen, bamit p~ertrrte @anesre,
sui ben re6ten 8fab turidselettet weroer
ultsen.-S9reiben Bius TX. an bic 8t
I55fe Der 9. ct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-08-26

Oisier ielbe Bennington bat eine beruors
rasenoe Subas. Stole asipielt. Gr 1T, au
ieiner S@anbe iei es seiast, 9annoueras
ner. 9Ils bic YreuBen 1865 ben biebern
&Snis @eors Don Sannoper iiraBenrdubes
rid iibsrfeIen, bstrosen unb b%eraubten.
ba i~tsuerte Bennisien nit pollen Seseln
in's preuBiide &aubritterIaser iber, trat
alIes GbrasfibI unb iesItden patriotismus
unter bte SiBe uno mat ieit benz etn bod
anseiebener" Wann. Sect fnb bic Sais
ten Der @ioline @ubolf's %seiprunsen. Ote
SiIberIinse bat er erbaIten, ieber wabre
6anoperaner unb iberbaupt ieber sbrli9e
Yatrist muB i'm tief usra9ien. Die Qobs
bubsIeien, nit wel9en bic IiberaIen Cobb
i9reiber-an ibrer Spite febt Der 8reus
Beniunss s~enannt r9annop. @ourier.-
iest bebsnten, sfeln ieben g5renmann on.
Gin @errdtber, Elm @rfols : anbeter, Elm
Brutus ssseniber benz 9riifli9 treuen &6s
Mig @eors feIisen Mnbantens mar unb
bleibt &uboIf BON 8ennisien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-08-26
Spnnta8 mi Sabbatb.

Ote amerifaniI1en Groteltanten nenner
betanntli9 ben driftliden Sonntas ibren
Sabbatb. Sabbatb lit aber Der Name bes
iioii1en Gubstages uno fdat auf ben
Samitas. Die SirasIiten feiern benisI:
ben unb einise, ober wenisitens elmer Der:
ielben bieIt fi5 nibt fir seietlt9 usrpfli9:
tet, aud nod ben Sonntag 5u ~feiern-aIic
susi &ubetuse in Der 0o9e gu MADDEN
mad Der glrt unb @siis, ME bic Conn,
tassSuanssIeute bas uetIausen. Dies war
in @bite pIains, @efaefter Co., 81. 9.
BORT battsn bic SonntassSuanssgsIstle,
ben &ries sesex bic Oefauns pOn Bar:
bier unb Gisarrenldben, Gpotbeten &c ar
Sonntassn erbobsn, aber Der iiraeIitii6s
Ginqrrenbdnbler Aug. 9ouot bate refine
Hott5 oapcn ger0miflea. Utan pertlagtt
i'm aIs Sabbatbiddnbsr. Sn Der Der,
tbsioisuns wurbe Der Sat aufsefeqt, ba6
fur Bouod, ais Suben. bic Seier bss drift
li9en Sonntass nidt binbenb ist, ba sr aur
Samitas ieinen &abetas babe. Der biitts
artitel Der Ne0 0orter Staatspsrfaiiuue
idise ben Siraeliten uno perbinbsre iebee
itaatIide o6sr bebOrbIids SsiaTsn nit be,
Iusabuus ieines Sabbatbs, ssmeinbir
S9abbes s%enannt. Oesslsi3en sepabr
leiffe ieuer IrttteI benz Suben bic fret,
ausdbuns ales beien, mas fem 9suiRsr
Tim erlaubs. Oa mad g0ttIidem uni
weltIi9em @ebot ie9s Gage bsr 9lrbsit se
wibmet iinb, 10 barfe Risuanb sssuunssr
perben, swei Gage in Der 0ode gu fsisrn
u. benz Suben Tonne isin RsIisious: 6eierta(
nidt entjosen werbeu.-0er &i9ter bsbiel
fi9 bic gnti9etbuns Dor, absr es pirb Be
berfeIben-fale fe uie INNER aus-ni9
iein Seusnben babsn. ba bsibe Parteier
ben Eets 5aa bstreffs bsS vS1abbss'
burd aae Snitanaen trsibsn molten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-08-26
aatbOlis&er airaen . saIenssr.

BON ben 10 a~usidstsen = Cue. II.
Ssnut. ben 81. ausuf S@utrnsslf. &asms.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-05-22
A Polysphenio Ship.

For the last six years, says The Eng
lish Mechanic, the Rev. G. M. Ramus,
Rector of East Guildeford and Playden,
England, has held his inveption of the
polysphenic ship at the disposal of the
Admiralty. This vessel, it is calculated
will skim the seas at. n rate of forty
miles an hour or more. The word ''skim"
discloses the secret of the idea, for the
invention is mainly based on the fact
that if vessel can be made by the mere
force with which it moves to ride over
the waves instead of driving through
them, there is prima facia reason to be-
lieve that much higher rate of speed
than anything yet reached will be
achieved. The principle of Mr.. Ramus's
invention consists in making the bottom
of the vessel series of inclines planes.
In 1872 Mr.. Ramus made model, hav-
ing its bottom composed Of two parallel
and consecutive inclined planes; or the
vessel may be described as made up of
two wedges, the thick ends Of which are
placed abaft the thin ends. There is
thus in the center Of the vessel ridge,
where the thin end of the sternmost
abuts against the thick end of the fore
most. Any floating body thus shaped
must, when forcibly driven through the
water, tend to rise, and if the speed is
high enough it will rise to the surface
instead of driving through the water.
These facts were demonstrated by some
rough experiments made in the presence
of credible witnesses The propelling
power in these experiments was six
ounce rocket. In one trial the model,
weighing three pounds three ounces, ran
a distance l05 yards in three seconds
In another it run 4S0 feet in seconds,
the water being rippled by stronge
breeze, but in spite of this the deck was
found to be dry. The principles under
lying these models, says The Mechanic,
may be taken advantage of to construct
wedge-shaped ships, for it has been
demonstrated that the resistance to such
vessels, which at first increases about as
the square Of their velocity decreases as
the speed is augmented, until after
certain period there is no further in
crease of resistance. Given the required
machinery, then, for propelllng the poly
sphenic ship and there seems every
probability that speed Of forty miles an
hour or more can be attained.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-05-22
Idiot Fringe.

81 know that it will make them look
hideous, but then it is the fashion and I
must do it" So spoke O. mother who
was about to apply the scissors to cut
away the hair from the foreheads Of her
little daughters ana make them look like
Digger Indians. What a tyrant fashion
is, and what sacrifice the foolish
mothers Of our girls are laying at their
feet when they thus mutilate the beauty
OF their children and disfgure them, not
for the present, but perhaps for life. Do
they know that the present mode Of
cutting and combing the hair of the girls,
if long enough continued, will result in
race of women with low, idiotic fore
heads?
Do they know that combing the hair
down upon the forehead inclines the
roots to spread in that direction, and
gradually creep downward toward the
eyebrows?
Our grandfathers and grandmothers
knew this, and therefore they contended
against it by both teaching and insisting
that their children of both sexes should
train their hair to lie backward from
their eyes and foreheads, and to this
teaching and practice, extending back
through generations, we are, without
doubt, largely indebted for the fine and !,
intelligent looking foreheads that are
such an ornament to our people. And
now, shall we throw away what has
been thus gained, by stupidity laying it
all down, IA sacrifice before the shrine of
Fashion,
Let those who move in the higher cir
cles of society lead off in this reform, if
they will. They can do much to bring
it about. But, at all events, let every
parent resolve that so far as his or her
practice or influence goes, this business
of outraging good sense and disfguring
the beautiful faces that God has givon
to adorn our homes shall stop where it
is.
In the not far remote past, the chill
dren of the lower classes of society could
be distinguished upon the streets by the
fact that their hair, uncombed and un-
cared for, was left to fall down over
their foreheads in careless abandonment.
Is the practice any the less obnoxious be-
cause Fashion gives her permit to, or
even stamps her mandate upon itf-G.
F. B. in Boston Transcript.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-05-22
Taste.

What comfort it is to poor women,
who yet like to look well, to remember
that it is not so much what is worn as
how it is worn that produces the gen.
eral effect of being well dressed. The
material may be splendid. but if i'll cut
or ill adjusted the woman appears no
better for it. A linen dress made with
taste is more becoming than a silk out
of the mode or awkwardly put en-; and
the simplest ribbons, tied by one who
knows just how to do it, will be more
elegant than the oostliest scarf in the
arrangement of which taste has not
been consulted We have seen girl
who earned five dollars o week and
dressed herself on it, produce better
effect Of toilette than another whose
father paid her bills without question.
The same money may as often be spent
on what is ugly and communicating
as on what is delicate and elegant
There is choice in everything, from q
calico to velvet.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-05-22
The Use of Tobacco.

A good deal of excitement was pro-
duced lately in an Ohio village, when an
old and reverend deacon in the church,
model in good words and works, was
attacked with what appeared to be de-
lirium tremens The attack was re-
newed again and again, and finally the
deacon died.
The disease really was, as stated by
the physicians. similar to mania pota,
but had been produced by the excessive
use of tobacco, which had slowly but
thoroughly penetrated his nervous sys-
TEN.
The superintendent of the Pennsyl-
vania insane hospital, in his last annual
report, states that he has carefully tabu-
lated for many years the causes Of in
sanity in his patients, and finds intern
perance the highest on the list. First,
intemperance in the use of liquor; sec
ondly, in the use of tobacco, and third
ly, of opium and choral.
"The earlier in life," he says, shat
boys begin to use tobacco, the more
strongly marked are Its effects upon the
nerves and brain"
Statistics obtained from European
schools show that lads whose standing
had been good in their classes before
they began to smoke or chew, were in
variably found, after they became adj
dicted to either habit, to fall below the
school average"
If young men would at least refrain
from the use of tobacco until after the
age of twenty-five, they would probably
never acquire the habit of using it; or,
if they did, it wonld not gain so secure
or deadly hold upon them, because
their countenance would be better able
to resist it.
There is no temptation to young girls
in tobacco, but the use of narcotics,
anodynes, "drops" and chloral, to which
many women are becoming addicted, il
even more Perilous to mind and body.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-05-22
Shakspeare's EARLY Married Lite

The Hathaway's had lived in Shottery
for forty years prior to Shakspeare's mar
riage The poet, then wholly undistin-
guished, had just turned eighteen, while
his bride was nearly twenty-six, and it
is often said now that she did wrong to
wed this boy-lover. They were married
in November, 1882, and their first child,
Susanna, came in the following May.
Anne Hathaway must have been a
wonderfully fascinating woman, or
Shakespeare would not have loved her SO,
and she must have loved him dearly-as
what woman, indeed, could help it ?-or
she would not thus have yielded to his
passion. There is direct testimony to
the beauty of his person; and in the light
afforded by his writings it requires no
extraordinary penetration to discover
that his brilliant mind, sparkling hui
NOR, tender fancy and impetuous spirit
must have made him in his youth the
very paragon of enchanters- 1t is not
known where they lived during the first
years Of their marriage. Perhaps in
this cottage at Shottery. Perhaps with
Hamnet and Judith Sadler, for whom
their twins, born in 1885, were named
Hamnet and Judith. Her fathers house
would have been chosen for Anne, when
presently, in 1856, Shakespeare was
obliged to leave his wife and children,
and 90 away to London to seek his for
tune. He did not buy New Place till
1897, but it is known that in the mean
time he came to his native country
once every year. 1t was in Stratford
that his son Hamnet died Ill the year
1897. Anne and her children probably
had never left the town. They show
her bedstead and other bits of her fur
niture, together with certain homespun
sheets Of everlasting linen, that are kept
as heirlooms to this day, in the garnet
of the Shottery cottage. Hero is the
room that must often have welcomed
the poet when he came home from his
labors in the great city. 1t is very
homely and humble place, but the sight
of it makes the heart thrill with strange
and uncomfortable awe. You cannot
wish to speak while you are standing
there. You are scarcely conscious of the
low rustling of the leaves outside, the far
off sleepy murmuring Of .he brook, or
the faint fragrance Of woodbine and
maidens bush that il waited in at the
open cassmsnt and that swathss in M
ture's incsnsB . menoey sweeeer than
itssl& william Winter, in Harpers
Magazine for Nay.