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PROFESSIONAL

DiEES, FISSURES, PILES, 5s@
are positively cured without the knifes clamp,
atufe, with little or no pain, tout detention a
business, and cIre guaranteed or no pay. Ladies
treated their homes, lie desired free
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WOOD AND COAL. +,

E@1aEEq TRY MEaWITH OASH22t 80.
Oh ebHJsi iFORt ALL .kINnSOE FUEI:l3
Sl-5D for half a cord SEASONED 0Ak,YODD:
we ss 81 sd fS 1l @ Gosi
: sAr for one ton Brighthope lCIoyer Hiilt Coai.n
sPLINT, and N9RlMQ9n goal.
b EfeA.2sotS!tdEq 3ha Main near Nintf823.
1000 I5Ofj TONS STOVE AND s1 4zs:I
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landing TO-DAY. For sale at loHest market rates.
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s The above sale poatpane d. until nHHHSDAf
the 6th Instant O'Clock. i,i2ti u
$500 49, =. - ri. &C. ii,
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HOuSatOnic Railroad.
.SUMHER ARRANGEMENT,

Iassenger Trains leave Newtown. going North, al 10.47 n. h., and 533 p. Going South, at G.It and II 40 a. nl and f .55 p. m.
 Express Freight Trains, going North, leave ai l2 40 p. h., and 7.2J pm. Through Freight at IOa p. Going South, Milk Train at 7.25 p. m. Sun day Milk Train at 7.45 p. m.
 1O47 a. m. and 5.33 D. m. Trains connect al Brookfeld Junction with trains for Danbury.- lO.47 a. m. Train makes close connection State Line with 5. k A. fast train for Albany, with through car, arriving at 2.50 p. m., train arrives Saratoga 6:45 D. h., connecting with the popular Chicago and St. Louis Express for the West 533 P. III. Train makes close connection at State Line for Albany and the West, arriving in Albany at 1905 D. m., Saratoga 12:30 midnight.
 Passenger Trains leave HawleyyiTle, going North at lO.57 a. h. and 544 D. m. Going South, at G.05 n. II 30 a m.. and 4.45 p.
 10.57 a. and 5.44 P. 1I Trai ns connect al Brookfield Junction with trains for Danburv: also for Albany and the West. .......
 Express Freight going North. at 120 and 50 D. Ill. Through Freight at 10.55 D. m.
 Milk Train going South, at 7.05 D. m. Sunday Milk Train at 7.3O p. m.
 Milk and Freight Trains have passenger accolno- dation.
 Passenger trains connect with Shepaug F. R. to and from Lit ,hield. At Canaan with Ct. West. R R
 Through tickets sold and baggage checked from Newtown for Albany. Saratoga, Buffalo Suspen- sion Bridge or Niagara Falls Chicago St. Louis and principal points west. From Hawleyyille for Albany, Saratoga, Buffalo, Suspension Bridge or Niagara Falls.
 H. D. AVERILL, General Ticket Agent L. B. STILLSON, Acting Superintendent
 Bridgeport, Conn.,, August 1st. 1879.
The Newtown bee., 1879-09-03

ONE OR THE OTHER.-Aboutt ten o'clock yesterday morning a stranger purchaseI some fishing tackle at the ferry-dock, and took his seat under a shed to fish. People who were watching him saw that he paid fully as much attention 10 a flask of whiskey as to his fish line. and it was re- marked that every time after he took a drink he appeared to have several bites at the hook. After he had been fishing for an hour. he Was seer hauling up the hook about once every ten seconds, and an idlcr sauntercd over and observed:
 Beginning to bite. eh?"
 "Yes, it seems zhat way," replied the man, as he hauled uH again.
 Are you having more bites than when you first begun?"
 Well" answered the fisherman, as he yainly tried to look the other in the face T cant zhactly shay. I'm either hav- ing more whiskey or more fish, an I'm going to keep right at it till one or the ozzer am all gone!" ...
The Newtown bee., 1879-09-03

THE YELLOW FLAG.--'.Why, hellol How is it you arc in the stra.t to-,Iayg~
 why not: I'm OIL the street every day"
 'You are looking we'll cnnush. How are your folks. getting be!tcr!"
 "4Iy folks are all well. got a letter from them yesterday. They are doing first rate"
 Where are they; at the Pese H"use?"
 Al the Pcse House: No, they are in the country; been there for Fl nInmth"
 "In the country; been there for n month! Why is it You that has been sick. then?"
 "Dccn sick? I? Why. yas never in hettet health in my life. Do I look sick, or as if had been sict?"
 "Weu, no you lock first rate. But what has been lle matter at your house. then? I'm sure I've seen a yellow fever flag on your house for week past, and if 1 hadn't just been vaccinated wouldn't have dared to speak to you. I was afraid to shake hands with you. anyhow. and was careful to keep to the wind ward side of you"
 'Ah! That's it, is it? You saw the yellow flag on my house. Look here. dou'5 mention it to anybody, will you? The fact is, that is little dodge of mine. My family are all well in the country, and l am down town at my business all day. And so as there is no one in the house to keep the internal tramps and peddlcrs away and prevent sneak-thirves from taking advantage of their being no one to watch thom, I just hung a yellow flag out of the second story window. The grocer across the street, tells me everybody who passes takes care to cross 10 the othar side of the street. Everything is as safe as If hired special watchman."
 "Wcll. you're a funny fellow," said his friend. and they parted.
The Newtown bee., 1879-09-03

TORTOISE ESHELL.-Think of the follow ing la lies, when you handle your tortoise shell combs: What is called the tosroise shell is not as generally supposed. the bony covering or shield of the turtlc, but only the scales which cover it. These are thirteen in number eight af them flat and five littlo curved. Of tho flo. ones four are large. being sometimes one foot long and seven inches wide, somiItmns- parent. elegantly varicgatsa with white. red, yellow, and dark brown ofolfds. which are fully brought out when tho shell is prepared and polished. The lamine. as We have said, constitute the external coat ing of the solid or bony part Of the shell; and a large turtle affords about eight pounds of them. the plates varying from ness. The fishers do not kill the turtles; did they do so, they would in a few years exterminate them. When turtle is caught they fasten him. and cover his back with dry leaves of grass, to which they set fire. The heat causes the plates to seperate their joints; a large knife is then carefully inserted horizontally be- meath them, and the laminse lifted from the bacii-care being taken not to iniure the. shell by too much heat, nor to force it or until heat has fully prepared it for separation. Many turtles die nnder this
 cruel operation; but instances are numer-
 ous iii which they have been caught sec ond time, with the outer coating repro- puced. But. in these eases, instead of
 thirteen pieces. 1t h single piece.
The Newtown bee., 1879-09-03

. Nor IN THE BILI-s.-Scene-A private parlor- Mir. Thompson, n r .h merchant, spending the evening wit- lis brother and wifc-anrance of.Jul 8. heir daugh- ter. a girl of six years.
 Mir. Thoimpson My dear don't you love me?''
 Julla-"No: don't love you at all
 PI Cwho has an eye on his brothers Last will and testameut)-"Oh, yss, Julia, you love your uncle, don't your
 Julia--r.No don't love him"
 Uncle--"Why don't you love mr?'
 Julia-"Pa don't want me to tell"
 Unsnspicioas Pa-''oh yes, my dear. tell your uncle"
 Julia (after thinking moment)-"Well it's because you don't die and leave me your money. Pa said you would, but you don't.
 Grand tableau. Wife screams. husband swcars, and uncle makes hasty exit.
The Newtown bee., 1879-09-03
EBEBEEC E.S'S E'ET'UTEO.97s.
NEWTOWM.
POST OFFICE.

POST OFFICE. Mails open From the South, T1 20 a m. an.l 600 D. Ill. From the North. l2iU Ill. and Gg9 pm. Mails close :--Going North, i0@J a. III. and i45 D. Going Seuth, Ii.z5 q. Ill. a1l +.i5 P. Ill.
 (. S PECK, 7. M.
 CHURCHES. TRINITY CHURcH--Aialn Street. Roy. Thos. W. HaskinS, Rector Services 1U.3U Sunl%y y School r. III. Afternoon service Ut l. CoxGREaA11oSAT.-bTain Street. Rev. James r. Hoyt pastor Services, 10.30 q. m. Fellowship Meeting, 1l4o. Sunday School. 12 III. Afternoon service 1 clock. The seats are free. CATnoL1c-Main Street, Rev Fathor McCartan pastor. Services. 10l5 q. m. Sunday School, l2.3O p.
 SOCIETIES. OLIVE BRANCH JUVENILE TEMPLE No. II. Public meeting every Sunday afternoon at o'clock, ill South Centre school House.
 MYRTLE JUVENILE TEMPLE.--Public meeting every Sunday afternoon at 53U, ill upper room ot Academy.
 ST. PATRICK E TEMPERANCE socIErI.-Rey. Father James McG@rtUn, President; A. Gallagher, Nice President; T. J. Corbett, Secretary J. MadiBan, Treasurer.
 NEwrowS LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. Daniel G Beers. President; Charles Byrslord, Nce-Presi- dent; Mary t. Morgan. Treasurer: Miss Mar. se5 s, Secretary; Miss Charlotte Nichols. LbTarin rrusteas-A. S.illson, N. t. H4wIey, Edgar |. iIawley.
The Newtown bee., 1879-09-03
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ShCpaug Railroad.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. commencing J,sat
 9Lt, 1879. Passenger Trains leave Hawloyvlle at l..58 a m and 45 P. h., arrve Ut Ltchtcld at 12:lU and 7:3, r. m.
 Saturday Special leave Hawleyyille al 7:47 ?. m arrive at IitcLhcld ut $50 p. m. Leave Litchteid at 7:3U d. and 2:45 |. m., ar rive at Hawlcyville-at 9:23 a. m. and 4:}7 r m Sunday MIX Train leaves Litchfcld at 43O !. In. arrives at Hawlcyviile at I'D r. III. Monday morning special leaves Litchfeld at fl B nl. arrive al UaWleyyilIc 626 q. h. Passengers not taken on Freight Trains.
 c. II ILAIT SUpT
The Newtown bee., 1879-09-03

The brethren will now sing, How happy are they Who cach,uigtIt say ''We sleep n'the Branchv He Spring Bed.' They tuck their dear Beneath the bed clothes And rest both the hsart and the head Taen stop all your grumhling And kicking and tumbling, And throw your harl slata in the fire; You ne'er will regret it, Now don't you forget it. But let. .tLis your courage inspire. Take fiye-dollar bill Right out of the till, All shining and crispy and green, But don't pinch ii to death And crush out it's breath . Your covetous fingers between. But hail the spring Bed man. Who comes with his pet plan, Which is, to have you just try them; Sleep them month, ud-dl1d-and-what? Why, then, you will certainly buy them. MANUFACTURED ONLY BY THE BRANCavxrLE SPRING BED co.
 BRANCHKILLE, CONN.
The Newtown bee., 1879-09-03
dob Work
EEATLg EXEC UrED AT VERY LON FIGURES

able ore IL is possible that ST Jehn AstIey may be disposed to crcss tI,e Atlantic on this occasion. as hc takes deep interest in Eowell and Weston, bo;il of whom have succeeded in Carrying of the belt with tIle best pedestrian records. The large number of tourists who went abroad early ii the season, are HOW re- turning. The Mt;n. from Bremen. brought nearly 2Go saloon p,.s~eagels, and thc lists of of all incoming eamers are prop3riionably large. Tn aifeaIs are far in excess of the depanarHs. Five steamers sailed for Europe Saturday. ,arryln& gacd eassoe7 of freight. but the passengers lists were lislat.
 AraJ-sF.
The Newtown bee., 1879-09-03
ADVERTISING RATES.

Spec al Notices. ten cents per line first and five cents for each subsequen n-s rton.
 T snsienr Advertising payable in advance. No deadbe a advertising taken. Yearly advertise .ayaie al t.te end of earh quarter Professional snl husin ess cards to occupy not taan five iing sj S5 year.
The Newtown bee., 1879-09-03
SANDY HOOK.
CHURCHES.

MrrHop1sr-Nev. c, s, Dyfman, Pastor. Services IO:&0 R. m. l;;}U and 7:60 D. sunday School II: lj m. Prayer meeting, Thursday evenings, r. Seats free.
 ST. JoHN's CHURcH-Rev. T. ". UaSkius, Pastor, Service, l0.UU q aud I. m. sunday school : Ill.
 SOCIETIES.
 CUSTER POsT, No, 4G, G. 4. R.-1Tcct in Sandg Hook every Tuesday evening.
 GIRAFFE LODGE INDEpENpENr ORDER OF Coon EAIIlAIs-AIeets in haIl 4. Eeere' store every friday evening.
 Hu4Aa LODGE. No. lS r. A. M.-8ieets in Masonic Hail. ist and 3rd Wednesdays of each MUnth.- ROYAL ARCH CuApIlH.-1Ieots second Thursday of each month ill Masonic Hail. ALPHA JUVENILE TEMiH.H No. 1.-3Iects in LodA Room over furniture store, every Sunday after noon. at f .30 gIgck.
The Newtown bee., 1879-09-03
NO. H.,

Anlfor ina! thunder story. ere the rascal finally
 wcuf, paid two hund.el do!ia s. if paid single cent. And fl any lightring.roller wants dinner iaogr. w,h tl,a restaurant ie artu,rnt 0: an e,dorprsing
 dog. Let Linn set his mill a-runnin just inside my out
 side gaze, And lIbet two h,1 ired dollars that ha won't have
 long to wait.
The Newtown bee., 1879-09-03
Danbury and NorWalk R. R.
COMMENCING OCTOBER 7TH, 1878

Leave Danbury for South Norwalk. qo2 oA A. N" connecting with trains for Now York t.o iIOJ " 1 New Haven and Bridgeport. 6:1o F. M.-Freight and Passenger Accommodation
 LEAVES SOUTH EORwALK FOR DANBURY 9:30 a. rn.. 4;30, 6:2+ p. h. Freight lilo p IT. Sunday Milk Train with Passenger car attaches leaves Dsnbury at T:3O arriving ill South Nor walk at 9:10 p. m. Returning. leave South Norwall at 10 40 P. In arriving in Danbury at 12:O5 a nl The 1:0O ?: m and 4:5o P. m. trains connect al Bethel for Iitchfeld.
 Trains arrive ill Danbury at 1o:lO a. m $50 and 35 D. m. Freight l 40 &.
 a. m, 1:08, 4;57 and G:4O p. Sunday milk "A D. m. ts.
 Leave Bethel for Danbury at 1o:33 a. rn 5:4U GAS, 7:2S ?. m. Freight, 1:Z0 a. Sunday Accom- modation 7:45 p. Sunday Mil, 1151 m.
 Leave Danburv for Bethel at 6:35 and 9:50 a. n I I:O0 4:50 and 6:10p m. Sunday NIlk. 7:30 D. h. Leave Bethel for Hawleyville at 10;35 a. m and 5:42 D. l.. w. SAND1FORTH, SUIT
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-11-06
ATwA7ER, Al i d: 90 okt. 1879.

lied. af Mtgn. STATS IsdntTg:
/. Var god och upplys oss ON f6ljande: 1:
Ay jemte ahustru och, barn bebo=en
farm bestaende at 80 acres, som sale.
.des ar; derasz homestead och ar en-
ligt 1ageH fritt fran !exekltien for
skulder.. ON. de nu hafva gifyit in
teckning fmortgage) delta, S''home.
stead; 81 81 kan gdet -tagas ifrdn dem age.5
nom 81 X s.forec1osure?''F 0m de villa
salia DIET, kl1nna, kred ditorerlla CORA
qvarstad- p8- k6pesumman eller kan
sheriffen taga> -pennibgarneu som de
erhaIlit darf6r, pa exekution "a =:
Prenatmeronter.
;Ds de gifvit inteckning i sitt "home:
stead'' sd afsadei de sig darmed5 fri
viliigt exemption.( fritagelse): ratten
FOR, sd .vidt som snmman at inteck:
ningen bel6per. sig till, och f6rlora
darf6r slit ...homestead'' .genom "fore-
closure;" men da f6rutsattes att hui.
strun saval som mannen underskrifyit
inteckningen, i:annat fall kan ;famil.
jena hem: icke ruhbas.@ <Det gffyes
dock cit fall da hustruns underskrift
icke ar n6dvandig, neml.: ON .lmort.
gage) inteckningen ar gifyen for
sjelfva k6peskillingen purchase
money!. .,.: e:.-:.
Ifall de salja: slit homestead sd;
ar .k6peskillingen afven s:.exempt'';
och sheriffen kan, ,ej taga den pa exc.
kution, ej heller kan qvarstad goras
emot den; likasa ON huset nedbrin.
ner och ar assurerade, "a kan ieke
qvarstad, goras emot branstods:pen.
.ningarne utan aro afven dessa "ex.
empt" pa det att familjen for dem
skall kunna f6rskaffa sig cit ~nytt
hem. :. Red.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-11-06

tarlaroverken 12,7l7 med 764 larare,
vid universiteten och Karolinska in
stitutet 2,107 med 205 larare, lara
reseminarier 929 larjungar, landt.
bruksinstitut och skolor 5e2, naviga.
tionsskolor 542, krigs. och sj6krigs-
skolor 1855 larjungar 0. ".
Statens bidrag till folkundervisnin.
gen utgjorde 1871 kronor 2,l5S,48O.
Under samma It'd hade forsamlingar.
mes bidrag vuxit fran 2,573,o28 till
5,5O3,6o8
Hemmantalen utgjorde landsbygg.
den 66,837, daraf krono. 5,594, skate.
3o,283 och och fralse 81, 662; af stader.
mas lord 0lO.
Area]en tunnland utgjorde hela
egovidden 80, ,3S9,300, daraf aker och
AMMAN odlad jord omkring 5,64O, 900
tunnland, naturlig ang 1857, ,429 och
skogbarande mark 33,384,7OO tunn.
land.
Statens tra6kerade jernvagar h0llo
langd vid 1877 ars slut Isl, a mil, hvil-
kas fullstandiga byggnadskapital, med
r0rlig materiel, utgjorde 183,73O,5l9
kr., eller pl banmil l,081, ,443 kr.
Vardet af de trafkerade statsbanor.
Ma vid 1877 ars slut beraknas till l7O,-
487,224 kr.
Vid jernvagstrafken anstallde hog
re och lagre tjensteman SAINT bette.
ming uppga till 3,735 personer.
Enskilda jernvagar upptogo vid
1877 ars slut 309,92 mil i langd. De
hafva erhallit i statsanslag 2,4O2, 500
kr. och i Ian af staten 28,275, ,O55 kr.
Arliga bruttoinkomsten af statens
jernvagar utgjorde pr banmil:
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-11-06
ALLMANNYTTIGT.

Nagot ON 0gonens ward. En- hume.
ra afiden lakare yttrade i en- uppsats
r0rande delta anne f6ljande:
Millions blindhet var fold af 6fver.
anstrangning och dalig matsmaltning
(dyspepsia).
En- mycket framstaende teolog(fram.
lidne Albert Barnes) n6dgades, sedan
han en- It'd mast afsta fran n6jet att
lasa, offra tusentals kronor och f6rlo-
ra aratal af sin It'd, derf6r att han
haft for vana att stiga upp fere tim.
mar fore dagbackningen och studera
vid Illus. Hans 6gon blefvc aldrig
fullkomligt Sterstallda.
Manga bade man och qvinnor hafva
for hela lifvet forsvagat sina 6gon
genom att 6fveranstranga dem vid
lasniug af fint tryck och arbeta pa fina
s6mnader. Med fast afseende hara
g6r man val i att iaktaga f6lande
regler vid bruket af sina 6gon:
Undvik ALA hastiga 6fvergangar
fran lust till m6rker och tvartom.
B6rja aldrig att lasa, skrifva eller
sy omedelbart efter intradandet fran
ett m6rkt uti cit starkt upplyst
rum.
Las eller sy aldrig rakt framf6r
ljuset, f6nstret eller d0rren.
Det ar battre att lata ljuset falla
uppifran, snedt ofver venstra axeln.
Sof aldrig sadan stallning, att yid
uppyaknandet 6gat notes af ljuset
fran ett fonster. ~ .rg[s.. /,
Bruka ej dina 6son vid sa syags
ljus, att du maste anstrdnga dig for
att kunna Sc. E& ,z
For starkt ljus plagar och f6rvillar
synen. So smart du marker, att du ei
utan anstrangning kan urskilja hvad
du har for 6gonen, b6r du upph6ra
med arbetet. cd eller. aka ut.
Emedan skyn ar bla och marken
gron, synes det vara sin ordning att
gifya taket en- blaaktig och mattan en-
gr6naktig fargton, under det att yag.
garne bora hafva nagon mild farg.
So smart du kanner behof af att
gnugga 6gonen, Dor du uppIl6ra att
brrka dem.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-11-06
Fragor ooh svar.

En- brefskrifyare fran Redwood.
framstaller nagra fragor. ang. anvans
dandet af messingsprofvar vid be-
stammandetiaf hyetegradering vi
flafva en- gang forut meddelat f0rord.
ningen rorande denna aak. men som
saken ar vigtig, villa VI annn en gang
intaga den samma, f6rutskickande
den anmarkningen, att det stdr far
maren fritt att amanda profvaren
eller q. F6rordningen lyder: s
Mar ihalfbusheln anvandes f5rs att
abestamma hvetegy&den, skall Stacy
Filler p6sattas med tillBlntna luckor.
IRE pecks hYete. eller Sd nara man
kan komma dartill, sk0la d6rp6 slds
4 he Eilter luck0rna oppnas, d6 hYe.
3tet rinner ned | mattet tiiis delta &c
fnllt. Lnckorna tillsIutas darpa tie
Filler yandes omkring on eller ty&
ginger. sA att hyetet mdttet kan
strykas q, och borttages d6rpA. Wig.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-11-06
stata,som ds var romersk kejsare, an

stata, som da var romersk kejsare, an
klagade honom for feghet, darf6re att
han inlemnat sin ans6kan kort fore
en- slagtning, som vantades. For att
fria sig fran en- dylik 2beskyllning, er.
.bj0d han sig att naken, men utrustad
med slit kors, stalla sig i spetsen af
haren. F6rslaget antogs, och han
skulle just uppfylla sin pligt, da un.
derrattelse kom att fred var slutad.
Som prest var han allmant aktad och
afhallen. sarskildt var kejsarinnan
Helena honom mycket bevagen, och
bj6d honom en- gang till sig pa souper,
hyaribland manga andra lackerbitar,
en- ypperiig gas tillagad af kejsarin.
nan i egen hog person, tedde sig for
den hel. Martens heliga, matlystna
blickar.
Pa manga stallen aro formliga glad.
jefester anordnade for att fra denna
dag. SO fortaljes att nedre Rhen.
1anderna upptanda b6nderna pa Mar.
tensmessoaftonen stora lusteldar,
kring hvilka de dansa ALT under sang
och stoj. F6rsedda med applen och
och andra CODA fruktsaker, binda de
dessa pa kappar och steka dem 6fver
elden forvara dessa sedan den tro,
att de skola f6rhindra sjukdomar och
olyckor under den kommande vintern.
Mar lusteldarne aro utbrunna upp-
askan sorgfalligt SAINT utstr6s
6fver de med vinterhvete sadda fal.
ten. Delta pastas hafva f6rmagan att
utestanga ALA slags insekter, ,sa att de ej
uppata saden, ty saga de, insekterna
vaga sig ej igenom den hel. Martens
eldar.
Gasen ma nu vara helgad At hvem
som helst hufvudsaken ar att vi blif-
va delaktiga af den och 6nskar jag
fordenskull den gasalskande publiken:
''smaklig maltid''.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-11-06
Tillstandes i Jerusalem.

De senaste underrattelserna aro, en-.
ligt Missionstidn. for Israel, synnerli.
gen sorgliga och visa, att en- sommar
af nod har atfolit en- svar winter. Ju-
darne ha genom sina rabbiner gjort
ett upprop ON hjelp. och den brittiske
konsuln intygar, att tire ara ogynsam
sk6rd har fororsakat det st6rsta elan
de den heliga staden. De fiesta af
der varande judar tnu beraknade till
omkring 5000 ha inga utyagar till
arbete och dro redan under Yanliga
sf6rhallanden | stor nod. Men mn dc.
sderas staIIning riktigt bekymmersam.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-11-06
Det M0nthy0nska prisef,

hvilket som bekant utdelas sasom be.
l0ning for uppoffrande menniskokar.
lex och dyed, har ar tilldelats en-
fr6ken Leontine Nicolle, som af barn.
slig karlek begraft sin ungdom och
hela sitt lif en- darhusanstalt. Nam.
da dam, som erhallit eli utmarkt upp.
fostran och hade On ovanlig veten.
skaplig bildning, anholl for omkring
80 ar sedan ON plats som sk6terska
La Salpetriere, den bekanta parisiska
anstalten for sinnessjuka. Med ota.
lighet vantade hon att nagon af dessa
platser, hvilka aro f6rbundna med det
hardaste arbete, skulle blifva ledig,
och med glade egnade hon sig at en-
befattning, mot hvilken viStandet
cit kloster ar EFT riktigt paradis.
Men bakom denna verldsforsakelse
dolde sig en- hemlighet. Fr0ken
Nicolles moder var sinnessjuk-led af
manien att standigt tro sig f6rf6ld-
och Leontine, som icke langre kunnat
varda heune hemmet, maste SO hem
ne intagen La Salpetriere. Fran
den stunden var hennes enda 6nskan
att ia en- plats vid hospitalet for att
kunna varda modern. Hennes 6nskan
gick fullbordan, och So lange mo.
dern lefde, tillbragte fr6ken Nicolle
hvarje dag med att sk6ta de at hen.
nes ward anf0rtrodda sinnessjuka, och
den lila fristund, som foil pa hennes
lott, tillbragte hon stadse hos sin sju.
ka moder. Pa So satt gick hon fran
det ena plagorummet till det andra
och kande sig likval lycklig ofver att
kunna uppfylla sin pligt som dotter.
Eft sadant lif lefde hon 27 ar. For
omkring cit ar sedan afed den sjuka
modern i armarne pa sin dotter, hvil.
ken hon under de sista aren knappast
igenkande och hvars omvardnad hon
med f0rskrackelse tillbakavisade sd
ofta anfallet aterkom. Froken Nj
cole har nu i % ar fulIgjort sin be.
fattning vid darhusanstalten, hon an.
ser nu afven for framtiden slit lifs
uppgift vara att med mildhet och for.
dragsamhet lindra de olyckligas oval,
och faktiskt ar, att 6fver 500 SHINES
sjuka qvinnor, som vardats af froken
kunnat atervanda friska och
sunda till sina familjer och till det
lifvet.