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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-08
TO THE PUBLIC.
TgNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING THOR
Z Ough knowledge OF the
CERRHAN LANGUAGE,

Desires to teach it in all its branches-Writing Speaking.
Grammar Syntax, etc.and will give lessons in glasses
OF to individuals at moderate charges, either at the homes
OF the pupils, or at his house.
For turther particulars apply to him, his law Office,
corner of King and Curry streets.
A. WAITE
Carson City, November nth 1873.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-08

the Y. and r. &. Z.
Dinner the boat from San Francisco a.d Breakfast
Reno, going Fast.
Breakfast the boat from Vallejo, going West.
SLEEPING CAR daily between Carson and Vallejo.
II. NJ. YERINGTON,
General Superintendent V. and r. R. R
A. NJ. TUWNE,
jan1tf General Superintendent c. T. K. R.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-08

Orders from the town country be left at the Mill
at the office of f. NJ. HUME Lake Tahoe Lumber Yard
Address: CARSON MILL CO,
E. d. HUNT. Carson City, Nevada
c. H. MASH.
Carson City February g, 1879
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-08
CARS ON MILL CO.
HAVING pURCH AsED THE p

ESAyING PURCHASED THE PLaNING
Mill in this city, formerly owned by the Gentrook
Mill Company, have added a large variety Of Wood
working Machines and have the
Most Complete Mil in the State.
We prepared to do all kinds Of work done in first
class mill Gun manufacture 20 900 feet of Flooring
Ceiling Rustic per day.
Moulitngs, Hrnckcts. Turned-worb, Scroll
work and ala Sorts of Ornaments
Made to order.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-08

TIE. above sale Is hereby postponed until THURSDAY
tja ,sr ~, f MAN, 4 1871, hour ami place
smd b request of Plaintiff, ;tlu defendants.
5. T. SWIFT, Sheriff.
Carson City May 10th ISL
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-08
S. T. SWIFT, Sheriff.


The above sale here}y pos poned until SATURDAY
THE NjNITEENTU HAY OK MAY. 4. y. lA77 Il sam.
hour anl place, BY request OF Plaintiffs and Defendants
5. 7. SWIFT, Sheriff.
Carson CIV ~ n. -. 1871.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-11
Gin CRATES biiG6fliGes @prt
gcgen Die i6Ied1tcn SIGtter.

Der bo6p'ite gii9Sf BON ansers In
Srantrei4 bat in einem iinsit erIailsnen
Sirtenbriefs cine ernife @arnung eegen bic
iaIe9ten 3eitunsen e~rIaien. gr iust ba.
rim untsr Nnberm:
nNusseriiitst nit Der gansen NutoritGt
l~lnieres hli6Ofi5eu @mtes, unteiasen unb
psrbieten 8ir eu9, seIisbte griiber, bic
Qeiun9 ioI9er 3eitunsen, pel9e Der &eIis
sion unb Der Stride feinoli9 iinb, unb aus
Der Eiefe ~llaierer SeeIs fleben 8ir eu9 an
uno beidw6ren eu6 i'm Sersen Ssiu, I'm;
iereS uno eueres &i3ters, pieie llniers
Nabnuns 81 b~efoIsen. &ann es iemals
erluubt iein, aud nur bas @enisite basu
beisutrasen, baB fol3e Suelen bes auses
meinen Seroerbens auf's Reue seipeiiet
perben? llnb pdbrenb bu ielbft i9on ON
absrunbe bes Ssroerbens itebeit, lsben an
beiner Seite ni9t aud nod anoere, beins
Srau, beiue &inber, pon benen bu Mqes
fern balten muBt, mas bic Bartlett ibres
Seslenbeils perberbeu t6nnts? gtsin, meme
SriNer, i5panfet bod feinen @usenbIid
mebr, cure SamiIien Dor bieier @nitefuna
gu bepabren; bietet ale Gnitrensung auf
I'm ben i9le9ten 3eitunsen ben Sutritt gu
eueren Sauiern, eueren 8eriammIunser
unb eueren 9eieai9aften gu peri5lisBen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-11

in 0utb, flappte bic i3dbne suiammeu,
wanbte iid mebrere Wale i'm Bette berum,
itieB Serpiinidunsen aus, unb wirbe, bdtte
er cine giitoIe sur 9ano sebubt, uufsblbar
auf ans 9ei9oien BADEN. Gr betrus ii5
wie elm Raisnber unb idrie: Sort, fort!
beunrubist mid ni6t mebr; i9 par III
6riebeu, ebe ibr famet. ~ Hein, bas wiis
len mir better, errpiebsrte 9r. &obImann,
mir piisu, bag Sic teinsn 6riebsn baben
tOnnen. Gs giebt fetuen Srieteu fir ben
@ottloien. @Ott bat es seiast!"-9aine
i9tie: sort nit eu9 unb nit eurem Soft!
alss, mas ibr seiast, itnb 9iseu, iamusise
3t9en" &C. &oblmann erpisberte bierauf
poll Gifer: llnse5suer, beine Stuuoe 1T ses
tommen-ss III wenis Seit msbr fir bid;
sebente Iie5sr Der i@redItden &e9enidaft,
bic ou gu 9eben bait, unb febe IN bic
HANDKERCHIEF @ottes; forbre ni9t Idns
ger leinen Corn iber bein 9aupt beraus."
9aine idrie uns abermaIs entsesen, bas
3immer gu uerlahen, unb i'd iaste gu 9rn.
SobImann: Wir baben bier ni9ts mebr su
t6un. Gr ideint pom Soft gang perIaiIen
gu iein; fernere Borte finb perIOren.-
Sierauf Sosen mir uus 3uriif, anb ibers
lieben ben unslifli9en Wann ieinen eises
men 8ebanten. Nie uorber babe i'd einen
10 perbarteten gIenben seieben.
vDieB, r,ein Iisbsr 9ruber," 10 idlieBt
Serr Senpid, lift elm setreuer unb correcs
ter Veridt aber biefe Sesebenbeit."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-11
Cine tnerfwiroise Gpnperitom.

Don glepslanb, Ohio, tommt bic sepib
msrtpirbise Nadridt, baB bic Sueite
Godter bss Germ Gbuin Comics, &ebat>
tours bes bortisen v2eaber", 5ur fatbolis
iden &irds iibersstreten iei. 0ieie Cons
p~eriion 1T bsbbalb 10 mertpirbis, neil IS
in bisiem 2anbe taum cine sueite politiide
3eituns ssben biirfte, uel9e fi4 lie 8es
tdmpfuns Der fatboIiiben 6ir6e gu elmer
10 ipeaieuen @ufsabe itelt, ME bic senanrs
tie. Wan fam ii9 faum einen gesriff
MAIDEN, in pelder siftissn Weiie bieies
Blatt sesen bic Stride wiitbet. Selbit bic
ale,sr6biten 2iisen waren ibtn gu bieiem
3psfe wintommenes Mttttel. Der @es
nannte ioll pesen bieies llebsrtritts ieiner
Eo9ter fat pabnfnnis seuorben ieir.
Dies wobl porberiebenS, bate bieie CUTE
Eodter ibren Sdritt 10 LANCE pie mOsli6
usrbeimIi9t. SIR llebsrtritt fanb in &om
isIbf itatt. gs ideiut, baB bas CUTE Bets
ipieI Der tatbol. Oienitboten int 9auie ibs
res Saters bic erite SerunIafuns au ibrer
Setebruns CAB. Sbr Batter. obidon Der
drsite &atboIitenbafer, bat nur futboIiide
Oienitboten in ieinem 9aus, Oh aus 3us
fall ODER abfidtli6, wiien mir ni3t. 0as
CUTE 9 eiipiel 1T sswihermaben aas
md9tis unb wirft better ais aues 8rebis
gen, bas iiebt man IN uoritebenbem Sale.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-11
Mdtnms ihr &a1hOlifen
Sic Stimute 0cs pctTt. Yius X,

-" ShSuittS I'VE CINk' V
Sn uniern Gasen i5einI bic @Oriebun9
Der tatboli'9en Breiie cue b~eionbere Dal'
Fou seseben gu baben. Sin ibr 1T eS, Die
Brunbidse Der Srbnun9 unb Ses 8Iams
bens bort, mo 6ieielben berri@en, 3u bepabs
rem uno ie ba 3u perbreitsu, mo- @ottlos
fsteit unb cine falte @lei9sIIttSfeit biss
ielben In 8ersefenbeit seratben lieBen. -
Bin8 *. in etuem Sdreiben BON 1851.
8tr erIu9en Gle tnitdnbisit allen beneu
NIT eurem suten @iIlen unb eurer @unii
bei;uiteben, bic NIT @etit besabt unb nit
~eenigenber &enntniB auSseriiitet, ii9 an
Ste arbeit MAIDEN unb Bidder unb 3eitun:
gen our 8ertbeibtsuns unS 8erbrettuns BET
fatboIii3ea 2ebre uerOhentIi6en. - @ncps
elica 8tus TX.
2aBt Ni9ts unueriu9t, wo6ur9 unierc
5eilise &elision uub tbre beiIiame 2ebre In
BEN 8ereiAiSten Staaten peiter perbreitet
uerSen t6nnen, bamit ~perirrte 8anhere,
auf ben re6teu Bfab 3uriitseleitet werber
u6sen.-S9reiben Bius TX. on bic gt:
i66fe ber 9. ct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-11
Cine itarfe 9tdge fur etn ,,ntpiir'
oi8es Yctra8en Der Yrofeios
ren an oer 1lniperittat
Bonn.

Sn iebr fraftiser @siie ipra9 fid in Der
Sisuns bes prsuBiiten @bgeorbnetenbaus
ies pom Is. Sanuar iiber bas Greiben Der
Bonner Profs6oren Der benz Centrum ans
sebOrise 9lbseOrbnete Sranien aus. v0ie
6erren bon Der 2inten, 10 faste er, babea
ii9 iiber bic 0abIaufrufe ibrer @esHer i'm
Iesten Babltampfe bei9pert; mag aber
einise aIttatboIiide Yrofeforen Der Bonner
llniuerfitdt in bisier 9e;isbuns s~eIeiitet ia:
ben, 1T nod melt itarter. SSn einem pon
ibnen anterssi9netsn 9lufrufe beiBt es:
US gilt, bic &ei@sresieruns s~eseniiber
ben a~nmaBunsen Der rOmii9sn Gurie Su
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-11
0oIitti6er 9ai.

Wan ribmte ionit bas ameritanii1e
8oIt wesen pOlitii4er SOIeran3. llnb bas
nit Rs9t. Der Nmeritaner reipettirt i'm
4assmsinen bic Encouragement @nberer,
un6 penn bieielbeu aud nod 10 iebr pom
ben ~ieinisen abpei9en, ia benieIben brett
entgegen itsben, unb 70 eifris er aud i'm
politiidsn &f auf isinsn anii9teu be-
itsbt unb bic Yartei u~ertritt, Der er ii9 aas
sei9Ioiisn bat, 10 binbert i'm bas ni9t,
auBerbalb Der politii9en Arsna unb i'm
Yripats unb @ei9dftsleben ieinem Sppos
nenten oils Mitbirser uub Sreunb bic 9anb
~ briifsn. Dir babsn ss in fribersn
Sabrsu srIebt, baB mad wi9tisen WabIen
Die 8elissten ii9 nit ben Siesern IN 0obIs
pollen unb Sreunbidaft in i~ocialen &reiien
einisten. rOas Solf bat enti9isbsn, bieb
es bann, pisueidt sebt es elm amber MaI
anbers." llno 10 iolte es fem. Wenn
ueri@iebsne aniidten lber aasemeine unb
Ofieutli9e glnssleseubeitsn periOnIide
Ssinbi9aft mad fi9 sieben iollen, pie
t0nnsn bann Srasen bes 0iientIi9en @obs
les, bes aagemeinen 8eiten mad @riinben
uno 9ernunIt beraiben uub enti9isben pers
ben, pie tOnnte BEL FOLDER Seinoi6aft bic
&spublif iberau beltebeu2
9lber bat ii9 in bieier Sssiebung ni9t
Wandes in unierer 6spublit gum S1Ie6s
teren seanoert? GUAR elm blutiser &ries LIT
iiber bas 2ano sesangen, Der bittere @es
fible Suii9en Siben uno Rorbsu unb be;
rem Barteien eraeusen muBte unb uenn bies
ieIben nod ni6t gang sepi9en unb man9s
nal pieber belebt weroen, 10 liegt bas IN
Der Natur ber Sa@e, neil bier iettionele
Snterefien in &eoe iteben. I6er isben mir
bisruon san;Iib ab unb wieberboIen mir
uniers Srase, 10 Tam Ieiber nidtin abrsbe
seltelt werbeu, baB iene iir bas repubIis
taniide 2eben 10 nOtbpenbiSe EoIerana IN
9roBem WaaB aus benz 8olte sepi6sn 1T.
9Ieid;eitis MAIDEN mir aber bic traurise
grfabruns, baB trosbem fir bic Sffenilis
den Srasen psniser Sntereile unb weniser
SerltdnbniB i'm Bolt berridt, aIS sbsbent.
go itebsn pobl bieie beiben @ri9sinun9en
In innsrer gerbinbuus NIT einan6er. limb
70 lift ss /; mir baben einen boppsIten &id'
i3ritt Su betlagen. Was friiber elm &dms
pfen UNI @runbidse unb WaBrsseln mar,
lit isst nur gu iebr In periOnIi9e 9esereien
uno S%erfOlsunssn a~usseartet. 2eibens
i9aft unO SeIbitiu9t 1T i'm boben MaBe
on bic Steue nobIen gifers unb bes @es
meinseiites setretsn unb Der fade Wlates
riaIismus, b. b. bic Sslbfiudt, bic auses
meme Generalization i'm 8olte IaBt bic
Weiiten bloB peri0nIi9e 8wede I'M polit.
9sben uerfoIsen. 0aber bic Ssssreien II.
bic psriOnli@en Seinbi9aften, bic oft bann
am 9iftisiten fi9 Seisen, psnn. bic an ii3
unbebeutenbltsn Srassn CUR GntiSeiouns
uorIissen. Im fomii6fen, aber aud am
pibsrli9fen trstsu natirlid bieie llebeI on
0enen gu Gage, bic ii9 am penisiten in
bas rspublitanii@e 2eben bineinselebt bas
ben. %. DEM
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-11

unterftiten (Sebr ri6ti9! lints) ; mir ia:
ben 6ront gu MAIDEN eesen Oisienisen,
pel9e ben Stuat uutcr bic SotndBi9teit
elmer berridii9tign Stride briueen wollen.
(Sebr gut! linfs,) Die @iblereien urb
0seereieu Der uItramontaner 4artei iinb
nt9t ntinoer geidbrIi6, ais bic Der Spctal:
6emotrateu, NIT eenen lie Saub in Sarb
sebt." 0as iasen Qrofeforsu, bic felt
0scennien in Bonn wobnen unb piiien
miiien, oaB sus bic s,6bite llrpabrbeit 1T.
sic isben, bic Serrsn Srofeforsn fDnneu
e5 i'm S@impfen NIT iebem Warttwsibe
aufnebmsn. Qlnwile Iints.) 6errer ga:
ben ii9 Bonner groIe6oren in elmer Der
eriten 9eieai6aften mad Der Baptwabl
berausSenommen, ben nsGen Bapit, bas
gonclaue unb Soft isIbit in Der abideu'
li5iten @eiie gu blaspbemiren. @iner Der
Yrofeforen, Namens Iubernier, lieB ii3
aIs Yapit bulbisen, unb es purbe bas
@oncIape in gang piberIi9er Dirt bsrabse:
pirbist. (5Srt! i'm Centrum. llnrube
Iinfs.) Sc uurbe our Seripottuns Der
SupitpabI elm @uf;us usranitaItet, gu mel:
dem bic Arsise porber Defenders gefertiSt
paren unb BET benz iosar 6rauen5immer
mitpirftsn. (96rt! 90rt! i'm Centrum. J
&ebner 6arattiriiirt bieiem SOrsans ais
cine uNieOertraatisteit" unb rSre6beit"
uno eriu9t ben guItusminiiter, bic betrefs
fenben 8rofeforen quite Sitte uno anitanb
gu Iebren. (Seifal i'm Centrum. 9roBe
llnrube lints.)
9tls 9err Salt barauf bic Bonner gu emit:
idulbisen iu9te, erfldrte Sranien, er fei
gu berartigen Iusbriiden bur9 ben ~perIeie:
men 8ublaufruf prouocirt porben. 81
uerbe bic Sribiine bes Sauies INNER pie
Der benusen, uenn bic Bonner Srofeiiorer
abermaIs cine slei5 niebertrd9tiss Tre9
belt be9eben fouten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-11
Sro9rattttm sur Seier oss subj:
Idmtns ocs Grsbii6ofs bon
WtItpaufee.

Der eisentli9e Sag bes SubiIaums III
Sonntag, Der 2. Sebruar. I'm aber benz
bo6p. Glerus @elesenbeit Su seben, fi9
am Seite ieines Sberbirten 81 betbeiligen,
got Der bo9wirrbisite SEER @rSbii9of bic
e6ifentli9e Seier auf 0onneri fag, 6. 5e6rus
ar, perIeet. slm Sonntus bat, wie bic
columbia" i9rsibt, Der Serr SubiIarius
bas Self in auer StiHe i'm &loiter Der
S9uIi9weitern, no sr bic 81. Meiie ceIe:
brirten sefeiert, p6brenb Der bo9p. SEER
@eneraI:git Martin &unbis, wel9er
am ieIbsn Gage ebenfals iein s~olbeuss
Brieiter: SubiIaum fsiert, in Der GatbebraIe
Elm feierli9es So9amt celebrirt bat.
WDsen bic beibeu bo9uerebrten Subilare,
an 6emisIben Gage, pOn bemieIben Sii6ofe
Dor finfSi9 Sabren seueibt, nod re9t lans
&c in inniser, 81. SreunOi6aft peretnist
bleiben!
y Sountas, ben 2. Sebruar, @a9mit.
tags 4 l1br, nabm Der bo9wirbisite 5err
Grsbil6of bic @ratulationen Der Sta6tse:
meiRben entsessn. Sic &ir6enpOritebs,
Der reip. @emsinben besaben ii9 our @rs:
bil66ai1en Refiben3 unb iiberrei9ten BEN
Serrn Subilar bic &si5ente Der @emsin.
ben.
p Wit ben 9oritsben besabsn fi9 DOE
js6er 9furri9ule einise &tnber, Rnaber
unb Wtdb6en, gum bo9witrOisiteu 9errr
grsbtiGOf uno bra6ten ibm bic @Iiitpin:
i5e Der &in6er bar.
81 Gm 9onnerita9, 6. Sebrunr, wir6 BIZ
Seier bes boben Cages einselsitet nit BEN
SeiteeIGnte auer 9loden - I'M 6 ubl
Mor9ens. gbenio pirb Wtttass ~ uno
&benbs G rbr lO-l5 Winuten geIautet.
A. Inn 10 l1br pirb Der bo3p'ite SER
@r5bii9Of feterIi9 pontificiren, unter Aiii:
iiens uou uielen 8ii9Ofen unb 9risitsrn.
Seitrsbuer wir6 fem Der bo6p't e @r5bi:
i6of 8urceu pom Cincinnati, BET GIteits
gralat 4merttas.
81 Na6 Der tir5li6en Teier unb benz
5eIiefen pirb fer bo3piirbisite Ser gu.
biIGr nit ieinen bo9seebrten @diten elmer
Sbm gu gbren i'm Snititute Der S3uls
f5peftern ueranitaIteten llnterbaIturs bel.
pobnen.
O. @benbs swii5en s unb 9 llbr groBar.
tiger 6atsI;ug inter 8etbeiIisung aqer
fatboIii3eu 8ereiue Der Stabt, &auonen:
i9ife unb Ssrenabe.
y I'm 7 rbr, 0onneritag Morsen,
pir6 in allen beuti9en 8farrttrdsn Elm
So6amt fir ben easeIiebten SubiIarius
g~efeiert.
9 gQe Pfarri&uIen finb am Geitase
9ei@IOhen!
&atbOIifen! gbret guern bo9uerSienten
Subtlar @r3bii9of!
@eueruIultar Ruubis bat an bic bodu.
@eitIi9teit foIserbe @%tnIabuns erseben
Iafien: BUR 6sier bss soIbenen Priefter:
Subildums nnieres seebrten Ssrrn grSbis
f9ofs s. R. 9ennut- 6. Ssbruar -
labe i'd biermit erssbenf elm iautmtIide
Prieiter bieier &ir5enprouins, fopie ale
auBerbaIb bieier YrOuin3 wirtenben pries
itsr, weI6e pom bo6w'i fen SubiIar 81.
@eiben empfansen babe"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-11
@esen ole 8ebeimem 8eieQi1ai,
ten.

@ir baben in lester ger. einsn gntI6sib
bes bo9p'iten 9ii6of EObbe bon @oDtna.
ton &entudp mitsetbeiIt, Der ben &atbOli,
fen psrbietet in ben @ebeimorOen Der
Knights of Honor ein3utreten.
8ie BON ensIiI6en SIattern beri9tet
pirb, bate 9r. @auiepobL elm MitsIieb
Der in Der auseIesen6eit an ben S:i9Of &C.:
iGiften 0eputation, fi6 au 9let4er 3eit
aud i9riftIi9 an ben Cardinal McGIostep
nm cine @nti4eibuns sepanOt anb Iautst
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-11

Sem Bn6p'ftsn Gr3biiGuf SObn
Martin Seunt uno benz bO3p. @e'
neraI:8icur Warttn &uubis unfere
ber3Ii6iten @Iidpini9e gu ibrem finfbiss
idbrisen 9rieferiubiIaum. M6sen fe nod
redt, re6t LANCE iesensrei3 pirten i'm
@einberse bes !Serrn!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-11
9tuSTI6e Suit6a0e.

lleber bic ruifii3eu 3uitdnbe i9reibt cine
beIsiide 3eituns 6olsenbes: @obin man
aud einen Stein in &uBIanb psrfsn mag,
INNER trifft man einen Spibbubsn. MbeISs
mariddae itebIen @aiienseIber, fdIi9su
@iiiSnatur unb Wsdisl; &esierunssratbe
itsBIen &roneisentbam, itatt es Su bewabs
ren; Torltasenten uertaufen Staatsbomds
men uno iteden ben @rtras in bic Sai9e;
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-11
bas sieenbdnoise antporti9reiben bes Gar;
biual ME fclst:
NeW 2Lprf. 20. San. SIS.

Hefc Ycrf, ~. San. 1879.
Gssbrisr Srrr! Oils GrpieSsruns auf Sbr
S6rsitsn mt6ts i'd Sbnsn ben sutsn &atb sr-
t~5silsn, Der rinSi8 ii$ern Stsssl fir sinsn sutsn
SatbpliFen su frlgsn NIB ben @rti6eiruuaen
tes 9ii6Uf6 unp gfarrsrS gu ssbpr6sn. SD
sete Sbnsu ben Iatb, aus Der @sleGi6aft, in
SrtrsT Ger sic mir sel&riebsn knights of
Honor) aufSutretsn.
0Gmit 1T bieie Srase MN pobl enti9tc.
ben. Wir fOnnen nar inner nt9t bssrei
fen, wie GatboIifen fi6 ais @impel in ben
gtsseu Der 9ebeimorben fansen Iaien ION:
ren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-11
aatbOH18er air&: =. G~nEeaher,

@on Ben ueri9tebenen Nedsrn.--2uc. 8.
5vnur. rra 16. Gstr. 9uTiano, s. u. Mart.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-07-19
A Terrible Fate.

a man Of the name OF Rowaleff lived
with his family i'm a small building
which had been erected i'm the neigh
hood Of an exhausted nsptha spring,
for the storage and refining of napths.
AS Is the custom in Russia, Rowaleff
was in the habit before going to bed of
closing all the doors and windows OF
his house, so as TO exclude as much as
possible the external air. This he did
on the evening of the accident. AT
four O'Clock the next morning, his wife
having occasion for a light, Rowaleff
rose and struck a match, The next
moment the air was on fire. The gas
from the old naptha spring had risen
through the interstices of the floor into
the house, and finding no means of
egress, had filed il with inflammable
fumes. In few seconds all the eight
children of Rowaleff were either stifled
or burnt alive in their beds, and the
wretched father and mother managed
to crawl 10 the door, their skin hang
In shreds from their scorched bodies.
only to die miserably a few hours later,
The entire stock of naptha was OF
course destroyed and the building burnt
to the ground.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-07-19
Use of the Bath.

For the. last ten or fifteen years, the
public has been stimulated to the use of
the bath. "Water, water everywhere. -
and for all diseases, was the cry of the
hydropathists. A reaction has began.
and not few physicians now protest
against the Incorporate use of the bath
tub. Among these is Prof. Hebra, of
Vienna, who thinks that much is said
concerning the beneficial inf uence of
water which Is not endorsed by facts.
This eminent German is a decided
skeptic as 70 the favorable effects of ha-
bitual bathing upon the healthy skin.
Against the general opinion, he denies
that frequent cold and warm baths, and
washing the skin with cold water, fol-
lowed by friction are conducive to
health and do no harm. Millions of
men, he says, take no baths, and, at
most, only slightly wash their face and
hands once a week, and yet live to old
age In the employment Of good health
Besides, he continues, no one can proce
that the bath wards off disease, or that
washing I'm cold water protects against
catarrh, rheumatism. and other diseases
supposed to arise frOm catching cold.
The professor does not object to the
bath as an amusement or as means Of
occasional cleansing. But he does OBJ
ject 70 soaking ones person i'm a bath
tub, and to that repeated rubbing which
under the shape Of shampooing, brush
Ing with hair-brush or coarse towel.
Is popularity thought 10 add 10 the vir-
tues Of the bath. lie says that the itch
ing Of the skin which follows such fric-
ton is its protest that the treatment Is
injuring it. II the protest is not heed
ed, the bathor may Ind himself the
victim Of 2 skin disease which will re b.
quire months IL not years toe cure. Prof.
Iiebras objections are worthy Of at
teutiou.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-07-19
Hygiene Of House Plants.

1t Is well known that the animal and
vegetable world are balanced over
against each other. The former throws
out carbonic acid, which the latter
works up into wood, while the latter
gives out oxygen, which the former EN-.
ploys In purifying the blood and gen
Grating heat. Hence ! t has been sun
posed that plants I'm room help TO
keep the air in IL pure. This. however
is now found TO be a mistake. Among
the experiments in proof are some
made in the extensive Royal Winter
Garden at Munich, which is filled with
vegetation, and ia completely covered
over with a huge dome Of glass. Care
ful testing shows that there is very
nearly as much carbOnic acid here a.
IN the open air, and only slightly more
oxygen. OF course a few dozen pIapts
In an ordinary room can make no an
preciable difference IN the composition
Of the air. The real good Of house
plants is in their effect on our feelipos
They gently turn our minds from their
common ruts Of thought. They be-
come cherished companions Of our 90
thetic nature. They call up cheerful
feelings in place Of those that fret and
corrode. The very love for them is
humanizing. NOW all this is physical
~ as we'll as morally healthful. 70 f.
quite true, however, that the alien
composing ocean Of air is kept pure
in part assisted by other agencies
the action Of vegetation and the
mighty aerial currents SO mix up the
atmosphere that 30 ls as pure ON the
ocean as on the land 100 the desert as
in the forest iH clean and well VEN
tilaied city as iu the country.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-07-19
Last Wager OF Battle.

On the goth of May, 1917, beautiful
young woman named Mary Ashford in
the bloom of her youth, being but
twenty years of age, went to dance at
village called Sutton Coldfield. near
ErdingtoD in Warwickshire. 1t was a
village gathering held by miscellane-
Gus party at The TyburR Tree tavern.
Cakes and ale were provided in plenty
ana the SWANS of the neighborhood
there collected by degrees became bois
ferrous and riotOus. The girl there met
farmers son named Abraham Thorn
son, who resided in the immediate
vicinity, and with whom she danced
during the evening. She did not leave
the gay scene until a late hour, saving
she would pass the n light at her grand
fathers house, which was handler to
reach than her own home; and on
leaving, she was escorted by Abraham
Thornton as far as a stile I'm the vicini-
" OF the village, where the two were
seen talking together. II was the last
time the poor girl was seen alive, for
the next morning she was found dead
IA pit Of water; and there were evil
dences on her that showed her death IN
have been caused by another. General
suspicion pointed to Thornton, and this
became 30 intensified, that he was ar
rested and tried for the murder al the
ensuing Warwick assizes in August
following and acquitted. a new trial
was granted, and on that trial the pris-
Oner pleaded "nOt guilty" and chal-
lenged his accuser 70 single combat, TO
decide his innocence Of guilt by the an
cient custom Of "the wager Of battle So
lie accompanied his plea BY the old
form Of taking OF a glove a large horse
glove, handed to him by the counsel.
and throwing 10 down on the floor Of
the court as gage The law be-
ing in Ihornton's favor the appellee.
william Ashford, throu gh his counsel
Informed the court he did not now feel
himself justified 600 accepting the chal-
lenge and the prisoner was tbereupon
discharged from custody. lie after
wards married and left this country for
America, where he died in obscurltv
This was the last case Of wager Of bat
tie, as the law was repealed zoo me next
Session ni Parliament