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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-30

aomii6er sat. - Gin GarniiSusprssias,
tpants ss nidt ltibsn, ptnu Ssmans ru6brsns
Der prsbist i&litt unb CT ldtute I'D ui&t, psu
Der 8anssl btrab auf ben SSlafn aufmsttIam
~ MAIDEN unb ibn aufpsfsn iu laG,u. als 81
tinmal thn Gapittl aus benz erlttn Bud WoIss
ssrlas, bsmtrfte Ct plSSli1 tinsu ftlaf,nssu
Sslsatsn. @is sspSbnlit untsrbri&t or GiS,
nm tisisn gnbrt&tr muatrr ,u ma1en, 70 saf
folstutG fpmii1s Sa5 III Wsst fam /: ,,uns
Got ipra@ su abraham /: llnttrsfTrisr, IN Sbrsr
&prpprall@aft i&laft Sintr."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-30

1ieitr @rabsn.-W. &banut sn fransSTI6,
6tlanpts in S6ptptu, lag aaf isiaem Sttrbe.
bette, ais Elm i&pssiitsr 9pslmann ibm lasts
SD btsrtifs Menlisur. ba6 sic Der @ssaufl
b~stribtn muB, Sit psrbsn bier sbus 3psife
untsr ben prptsfantsn ~bssrabsn trtrSfn.
Das btfimmsrt mid ni9t lauie!s bic col,
anttrcrt ets 8slanettn, btnn man loa nur sini
&c 8uB iisfer erabsn, 70 ptrbs i'd mid In gs
fsal9aft Der Satbplitsa b~sfnbea.
Ssbsrmaun ptib, baB Sapsstn, alsi1 Der
anstrtn slrppaiiSrn Staatsn, sans faibeliId
mar, tbs sui5sr's lp3sEannts &siOrmatipa be,
gam. .......
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-30

Gin Suot polts bel tinsm Saufmauu Cob.
Fi9s faufsn. Vie bic 8ii&&m ibm sssist muir.
ben, nabm CT itintn prsbtttin bsaus, UNI bic
Gttbtit ~ esnlultirtu. Der 2~aufmann purss
a~nniais. Der Sast lastt, Die fs2 . II ni&t
4ass Sch mas slan,t bic 8il@t fSnnsn bod
Itiu Ron Combat
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-30

ale iemano los: S,ptt bat Sob aaes, bic auf
fsin sSiss &sib ipssssnVmmsn, une ibm saHn
alss bpppslt pisesr ssfsSsn, ea risf or
Huu Der tann BON Slid iassn, bab SOFT ibm ie
aud nt&t ssnermsn bate ; ipnf bate sr is ibm
bpppsIt juridesbeu milsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-30

Gin 8adermeiHer. Der ntttnbsi man&mal
ben ptsaius bsaies. unb bel sinem spripmmsn.
Sta Stmauie pstr fOnfisen :3wsdsTsn elm
Gafslite fititte, i6rteb unldt an aud Elm fplGes
une paBtt % benz alien Stubsntsnlise an /: BE.
tsrlsi&t III msin @spade." Ia sr nun absr nit
Der Srtbrsrapbis i'm Strsitt Iaa, 70 ieste or
barber I: 5u lnssn mad Der Rtlpsir: ,Gresr-
lsi&t III mtin 8ebGde!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-30

8sim Sangerfet. -8sbntr Coon Der Sribins
bsrab ~ ben In, artis nit ibrtn 5abnen UNI ibn
sti&aarttn Sansern); n....llne nun. seliebts
Saustsbribfr, iabt unS bsute bic nit Sora.
IN, abIsr Saune bsfra&tstsn S&iTt binter uns
strbrsnntn uSe bann nit poQsn Ststln binaus.
Ettuer, In ben Setan Der 6sftsfrsuse Z" .
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-30

Gin Gnglinoer, pel6sr in sinsm beuii6su
Sctsl sinasfsbrt ruar, fiblte gppstit mad Til,.n,
tounts lid aber auf oas @ort Gbampisnpns
niSt b%sinnsn. Der 8slnsr lauidt uns brr&t,
CT fam ni6t psrfebsn, pas Der GusIanstr be.
srbrt. 9tbtersr trsrsift Gin Stid arsies uao
mall sinen piIi an bic gBanp. Nb, i'd Ssras5e,
ruft Der asansr, siIt fort unb briust- sinsn
Heaenihirm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-30

@oju Der 6ani gut i'll. Sn Coles ,,@t.
i1ittsn Der pHdnstn" fiaest ih f0lssnees la.
funifts Bob bee Sanfss: aus Sisitr yaan,e
tptrben Stride ssn,a&t unb nit bi.f.n perttn
Stift ssIsnft @lrdsn s.i6psnft unb S&slme
sebtnft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-30

Srtmotr: ,llm gsrsttuna, fSnnsn Gle mir
has Saas ess SaitIsrmeiifsrs bufsIs isisen 2"
Siirssr: ,.Gi ia frtili5, rs6t i.br serns.
Wpasn &c nal Re Site babsn ssfiQisf bieber
~ trstsr. Da bintsn an Der Ode, linfs, ba aebt
bod rim Saus - ni@t pabr Da serbintsr bas
8sbduee, isbfe has, mas nter Dor bier aus as.
raee niGt isbt = eas Is 20 !"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-30

Der &egeabogtu. - pfarrtr : ,Gsbsa Gle,
lists Grau, an eislsm &sstnbsssu fSnntn 81.
pisstr bssunstrn, pis iSSI Der lisbs @stt BIZ
Wtlt ssma&t bat"
gausrsfrau ga, Srrr piarrsr, ess mS6r
loon LANCE iriiitn unb' Sif fSnntsn's mir a'pif
las'a, tpis ilsbt bonn pcbl Der Rss,ntpssn Ypn
biuttn aus &"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-30

Ginji hiatt. - Gin mpraliarsnber baaeRoI,
risf IN elmer 8sitai6aft: Die Wslt IN ni&ts
anesrss ais tin bifftrts Gsfdngnis!" ,Sa
trobL" fsuflte cine iunss Dame, defenders fir
eta armss @sisn, pas sur Ginsslbaft ssrurtb silt
IT."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-30

Gaspar /: slbsr i'd moot bod wifsn, tpprauf
F& has SpriiSrOrt: Gbsa HtrSsn i'm Simmsl
sti6lrIsn fhist2
Gam: Das fam tpobl nttt aussrs itiu,
esnu bsipe Sbsils Tnp ssp6bnli6 mad Der
Sp&isit ME aus ben Wplfsn ssfalsa unp bic
Wpltsn fine bod I'M 5immsl.
&assar Wtnu's 70 IT, Sann blsibsn mir lie.
Der auf Gresn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-30

Gin asnntr.s 9srt. - DSitsr /: ,Sis naiNtn
sbtn ~ Sbrsr Starfans &Utbptin triniss "a"
yatisnt: .8stbptin 2 ! Ssrr Doctor, mutbsn
Sic mir has ni4t lu-t& bin @tinbanslsr, Id
rtib, mic 60 sema4t pirp."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-30

Ginem @e&ielblatt sntnsbmsn mir: Cine
8rau In Soma CAB ibItp Rauns Wsrpttun,
TIN i'm pcrn 1ssaftausn "a rurirsn. gle eurirte
ion, mue atsr bas pfistn pisisn bsrth feitf
t~slcrSsn. SSu tbut fsin 3obn msbr ptb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-30

Der 0aroif auf itrlaub. - Was iins las
bod fir Sbier6sn Wuttsr, nit bic frassnbaits
SsiiGtsr rs ia mai, Sung Srbnbu.-Sebn.
Der Wuit'r, mas is bonn bas Spbnesr { -
Ho psnn, Sung SSbnsr. ntnn Der bat Isppsr is.
- Soft fanb msr bel. prun eu nod Sobr III
Berlin bIist, f&as bling cbls GHObrsr fir en-
Sob an.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-30

ilntsrriH,ier: Sn ME sisI SbsiIs ssrfaat
bas @tpsbr?"
&tfrnt: .,Gs fpnmt baraui an, ME mans
aufitmsiet"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-30
Qetrr Aifne &Spbn.
0eneral : Maentur

fur bic neutrality-suspicious.
Imperial & Nsrt6erx 3nf. Sos, Don SonSsa.
&spai SuI. go, Don Sipsrposf.
S0mmereiaf Clinton Al. Co., pon esoxssx.
German AmsrieaH SHf. &c., Don St.pysrt.
St. Saaf Ssue & SIarius saE. g.,
psu ST. Yanf.
st. So(tpa Ssnsr 6 Ssarius SnL g.,
pea ST. 9stpS.
atlantic SuL. &c., psn 2atu ysrt.
German SuE. &c., Don Srssysrf, 81.
3. &. Accidental Az. &c., psu $Grtfers.
Vrapsfers' Suf. g., peu SsrtftrS.
Attna Ste Su(. g., pen Sartsrs.
Dttfs na6tssu asnpasntfsu, st I'D I'd sem Ibtsep unb
osfsa 5rar sut4 yanitiet 9atluns ttrr eciaHs Sc
naprt eaetu. empftbhn 10 aha une nnnu e<HHuuasea
,sa 8tasuieun "a ben btnisasu Hatea tutsssfa ssnsanun
sereen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-30
Gtfeubabta : Gt6etS
auassea ~ IsHsa.
Gruubetaeuthum REAL ESTATE.
9 soil q htep.

&~auiertrt 6ssstbdsn. a,ba alta ~sfn.itrsu pstsrsa.sa
pusm aRfs pauhdi6ht btstet.
Offices RsrsSalias I'd, ssa Easta sus L easSs,
DUBUQUE, Iowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-30
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rar ss 3 srsBtsn Samphatfs ssuss sststa sss ssss,s.
Sdslids ubfabn.
pauburs. Ansrtfantl1s etuie IS Dsmpfsr.
Rprs.D tutf&tr eleys, 8rsmsn is Dampfer.
SanaIs Finite, HssrpsOl u. Aatpsr. t6 DanSfer.
Rts Star Zine Darrotsr.
De Garftnet psR pahasttren, et 10 IN bsu Isstra Is
Saertu ant sttiu Gampfna taribu uns straH<r heftst
aast, TAB st bette gnsffIans ans sassa MIR sss 8Htsszes
aauG 8ruuss sef&at.
SSn 9~erbinbuns init Sbissm, fsas Id
Be&ieI auf ale 9auptifdSts guropa's aus.
Gtfeubabtt : Gt6etS
aa9 aarn bsupsiisFtn dnntiaS nab GaIfsrzta's tsunss
zen saulen fas In nndRtr ONCE ~ ben rtsdrrds4eu yrsilss
.sisaft rus.n; q "a Ht&t ustss 10 sf ben Dpsts be
stSptn ttnassen % IsTsn.
Grunbrisentbum (REAL ESTATE.
Stas srsst aaspabI s3 ssaen etast.f tsenseass, ME
Iaa Saruta une prairitansrtteu ts kd ur aas N ssn
~yhRfsftn Stetueunsen 90 tattn unb trfuHt u isetu. Der
ttn Sch IN 9tstttum h6u ans suptaatrtastub salsasn
nsn. nttut etata ~ pttteu.
Bar suIssuas ssu sasttailea strs suf sara. uas usass
U6ft Serge sesrassu.
Deter aiene.
, 1879-05-02
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC.
J.nrre ItnntiKstttsti,--Sluw Work MI tho Ex.
tens10n-A lllyerai0i 0r thu 1tnntnsl!.
Freight vim &he Unlon l'ncilic-Tlo n. l..
f.OtIht tt4 1fuett,nsS.

I.nrue 1mmiRynttn,-Sl0w Work MI tho Fix.
tenron-A Dlversaon "f tho atontn'l'
to.ing It.. 1,,,si,,c...
rn,tto, t.o,,t,,,on,t-nt+ ~ n. 7.rsuu.
r.uuo n, =, A,,r,, N .-,r,,, Sor,l,rrn ,,otar
.o,,,,.,. ,,.',.. ,,a..." ,,', ,,,..''s. ~ ',.,.
e" 'ua""v n",s ,,a a"a ,sre1 ,"
rcgcisei bcfDrc. Tic fa,ne Of the great wheat
,irl1s, utnl ,hr extension wrat of tic Mtasol,rI.
i,nye nt.r,r,c,, n,nnv ,u.,,,,t, NJ lin iost mn,
west "h''e ths IL rue II Is a.ao true t1'at
there are ITO .rHt,vtllc fortunes for tho new
eult,crs. Legitimate livelihood te nil tllc rent
mntorlty RIM pc,. 1fusn nrr KntssfJci wifi, hard
fort "',l reasonable el'!nco to eet on in 'l's
~of!f' Norlllcrn l'aKota Will s1sIt ts'e II i've.
ly country villages l!ku Fargu a,ut bismarck,
where lair margins aru nude, will fiji tho bill,
y" ,r., ~. ,, s S,. IT, ~.
a,fs at'1 ase lhe csse"t'a' quatac"t',,s 10 carry
blu through. lle las got to liaye thcln, how
Gyer, Or his pilgrimage will bc sal ME. The
mat ~. ~, - % H., ''nsn,soa @ r,sro " "ro ':a,,
s.'". w. ~, '" "o s.pe' NV ".""
spots s.. III M Enfaeh'eoahtfes'
Ilie extension 10 The Yellowstone Is gushing
wou,tl tn,plv Tim, the roa,, WA vol,us thro,9 In
III" YeiIowstnmr t,,ts snasun. ;fhnrr i'ns hrr,,
su,I1rtou. Ia warrant thf h,I.1,,u ,'f ,w.r .Iira
mIics.~to ,hn cun,.tteIfls. lint nnthins. ,nor,'.
Sn mn nrtn1 IL nrrtvl,ur nj 1{,snnr,L ,,,uf I'm
news M sol Of nIsy gu,s forward ii vcry nIeagrc % rs M
rontrac.nrs mr., mi,t molI. n,,r, nI;sr md. .f
tnn I'M nr5srocs runirastr,} f"r n,r 1,as arrve,1
m ,hr ,rr,le. irlr co,I,rurtt, fnr ' ,."rrn,s
was m uptascntly II, nlycrtsin: tlosjcc. Il i ius
tIso tonl nartics~ro,,trart,rs oilirsrs. mi Di.
r"ctersmtt' sav tui. ;s".v nrnf.ss s.nrnrs. vorlt
uDrr,la. mi wnrtIa. Il trlfs ""''
ria Wnmtana frei.ht Ina t.c, ,,,ycr,o, rta
fin ijnio,, Tasi0c. 1,nst vror 1i,c l1)outn,,a X
rransntrtation Eomnany IL S,nn.nn,, ,yn|ynt,.
anIlt fran, Enrroi ~, t!;c Mfssu1rf IN rIic,,m,
m,iirt1 nir nt"i nniie ron,hi'ia,tn,I ,yti, t!.,
it.ni, Nnr.hSsm ,,M iinn, n".iti" :Ti,"r 'vftf,.
drawa IL wns s.riol,s iiow T., tl,r nm m"rt,"r,,
| rnntn' Ti"so wns n 1,not, troir ,ett' ho,rrvcr
| IN Mmrnt,r' Ncrl K RI. au1 ain,,rrI hmsns ri
Mnntu,,n. iii. seasnn ,lnvclnf,s tite fa"t t1,ot
mr. Sortl,crn racitjc has lost Afurnhr. Scri 1.
, 1879-05-02

er sister with M o!lirrr rat1sc Chcomy's nrrrsi.
Wncn chcrncy *aw Mrs. EnrE,,", he tntl'
INC gnt uut OF tic wav. / viii take
cure Ut lsutIrccn n mniic It utt right will, ynu.
There wns no use Ut this exnose: ind you have
ca,'.s a. thls panllc trSlI: a 1i,,' ,,,o
shc thanked bn Tor lila prnptsnfs. mud equally
sllrank from publicity. Fe was determined that
s,clI villain Should no ln,sEcg be nt fnrEn Hs,d
caeape tl!r acycru punishment wllitll flo tescry-
c1y mcsitc,l. liz lia,1 r,tne three lives. null II
was nnw tln,u that 1ustlcu should bo called to
protect others.
'llr scut,o at the depot when The stcriH, tho
wife, thc sistrr-tIl.lnw. ntnl "Srrm,nt'n gifted
yots,iE tc,llperancc crater" all four met. ran
better he Imagined than chn ncinrc It. Plead
tng guilty to the charges preferred, and IN lie.
fault III bail. Chrency was lptlEe III @ast. whero
|o can llave us,tt cyt ,t,tc IN seriously mcli-
tate Oh The past, and partrny for The iut'lre Il
long :illtl us0fuE cutecr hs n fe!Grtl.AtiypcAlt
annug his worthy ussurtutcs II, tlr Afnxsnrtrl-
sets State rrisNl. FRANKLIN.
, 1879-05-02

tcrs from mctntcrs Of Ills congregation WHO
had Eono TO Kansas, nnsl wished him IL real
fss,tn lr pulpit sllc!r warnings tn those VIM IN.
tended aouu. l1lry coukl find nothing o,lo,
wtthch their friends tn tr church tn waIt Sir.
Middleton saitt he wou1 mt rcnd tlnsn lcttcrs
rs requested, because The mca,heEs Of his ct',i.
EEcEation would not like u. rl!ry. were iinps-
Zero with tllcm.
4 NEGro CnuRcH.sEnvtcE.
As the conversation was fintshci VIC reached
ttfv church, and Mr. Middleton inrttrl nie In.
uccentcd tic invitation, and b1uMcred IN natnr-
ay ." ihe '9ie;' M & siae whers wa: pfrmtt;c
waa very unusual mark et distinction. r'lic
iIsual contsrtgatlDn Is nfoHt 700; It was n ittfn
less last night. Tit scrylcu becan With singing:
nrnycr followed. then another sonE, asra II ser.
Wuu. WA constantly expecting EutNethiW.
gratesQuc, hut ns,tlIin. of tic kind happened.
II Is trtic Atr. Middleton stopped s1ice mud re.
narkel stcrnly that ho must lave si'encr ~ thu
gallery, or some 0E the ncrsnns ,lrrc would find
fit The ,n|tist .f nj! inpassfonet appeal. t'ct
mt of there, bayl'' for the beneft Ut IN trch!n
wilt, lad walked fcar1essly up to Hin pulnit-
s!rps. But ihs sermon %as dlvnfilcsl. conseets-
IN Tic Church; nn.l t1lr application Of tlIe untty
oE tioIl's rcnplc In trart 10 thrtr unity IN lie
ami action was ingenious alA useful. Many uG
The congregation lntlAL have understood BY thu
unity ui tl,c ct,src-tror the manner In which
Mr. Middleton expfaihul tllc nllrase--a lI1i'etl
prItcd to sca Mr. Middleton, next year, lleating
suri, movement. He told nlp Of Ii Mr. Napncr.
another culorsd clergyman Of this city, who
tiud gone to Kansas with pnrt uf Ills cunurcgA-
finlI, md nl,Utiler who hnsf lost lnany irun his
cl,srt In the sntnn Why. 1t sccula to be under
stool tamt son,c Ut tl,nsc clcsryacn WIN ,tu nut
~ will bc left behind without arstNly tD
preach to. Mr. Mitlicson's nurlnon wis niuut
ihrrc-pnnrtGrs Vi MI i,Dnr hung. At isn runrin-
kol tue CONGREGATION were iHsIied to to,lIc III.
usftI tnakc contributions. Nearly NIL responded.
The soleMtl!ty IF all the proceedings was ultttc
strfking. The negro Is very much IN cartlcst ut
sitncs. As left tho room they wcre singing
NJ want to be u soldier, " etc.;
mud the nonotonous tratnp, tra,p. of their feet
beating time, could bc hrard ut II Dist 1,,cc.
, 1879-05-02


In the coursc Of the tlcoate III Congress, on
Saturday, Geu. Chalmers, Confederate {an,l
Dctllocrnt Of course), suid: During tile War
tho trucst patriots aud friends Of the country
wero the Northern Dcmuerats.n It Is natural
That tho Confederate whu represents In tho
House tic usufruct Of The Fort Pillow massacre
should cntcst ta!n sue,, opinions Thcsc ttrucst
pusrlnts :" tnournc,I his defeats Wills all loyat
nlun rcio!ect, nt1 they sorirtl In his victories
while nIl tic rest OF tue Nnrthuril lHnl Was
shroudetl in mourning. In 50 FUR rs tilry could.
they uayp nid ulld comfort to Gen. Chui1lcrs
md his fellows IN Rebellion nntl In wotli 10 II
dog inslcstl II liz spgwed Oh theu now. II Glen.
Csnlners wns merely tnoutllfng imbecllc, his
declarations would b. unworthy III nutIec. But
he Is Inan of force and influence, representing
Southern opinions; al,l frotn this uttcranee of
htk the country can understand the Southern
idea Of patriu:is1u, which Is tlls: "lIs Ii the
lrucs patrfot who gives tue greatest amount Of
AID to tlcnson;" In thls sense tl,p N%rti'srn 2
trucst patr!ote."
, 1879-05-02
t(UIl'S.


4 tint thlug-A turk.
Tho breatl, Of scut,tlal Is beyond tlle control
OF caslau.pll-sces!s.
Some mcn cannot stand prosperity. Others
ncrer got a chance to try,
4 hug is monarch In hts pen, for "Whcre
THERE'S s-wll tlsere's sway"
Chimney.swceplng must 10 goud business; !;
1t soots everybody who .r'cs It.
Il 1s thu opinion at tho editor Of the Still
water LundtrH.a,l that "Whon the gods love
cat cucumbers."
4 cnpital.st who makes habit OF loanlng his
fuuls without security must bp q very " sUlt ="
tnul,ty NUT.
y contemporary informs ns that "Texaus raise
hemp" We run Inform our contemporary ts,at
hemp often rulseA TexAHs,
Tho nun who wrote tIut Hdutyn VIVA t],e
most sublime word III tho English lnng,luEe IL
bslleycl 10 have bsen l!v Collector Ut i licru.
tive port.
Tllc other day tho Professor OF German askcd
an unrc9encsate junior whit tho genucr vi u
certain noun WIS. Tht jInur quickly replied;
leF .tsc,h
That waa glnst.y joku tl,at d sinful tovus~
tan played oi stranger whom hG pr1,insell to
tntruduce tu rgtI paantpr, n.l1 tliun tnuts him
nround aIMl urcssntel lin TO lhu leatEtEg un-
aefsuKcs.-luH&ers1 1aze.te.
~ Aayo no objection to talking with par-
son, said au Arkansas murderer, s'but It
seems to ms that need nll lay tine tor getting
lHy llAlr cut for thu exiItb!tlIn Ut IL D'ciucE
kEaFp. want to look decent brfura tbs rrowd," !"
Ut!roN Fra I'fr.s
VI How sublimely cs,,creal!" u,lsmurcd Miss
De Fllkey, W sho teamed over thu rail uf lllc
lnu steamer tlmt plies betwesn Vcnice a,l
Messtl.u. and watched u,a play of tlle moou-
lGaillA UIl lH Waves. "liOW lust tttb tFGIleIlu-
Yusly mugnt'iesatl 1call thIa slsnp1y joy Oh
LtuYute
Tho Iowa Game law forbids any man killing
more than twenty-five pTagiu chiekens In oHu
daY. We'll, lt,en, wu SUPPOSE II u nlan goes nut
al,d dues hsa loYel best I'll day long, aud Eau
, 1879-05-02

DsalonH fJiisS.} Southern Statss tf,em,,.
Who was It that snll ttlu fankCu ycll,w foyer
fund llad reunited our neuubltc In honda OF
brothcrtY loyc; that there wuuld bu no lnuss
liarl plssAEea-at-arns between liz North and
thu South; iGat tic lin, hat! lnh down With thu
lamb; Aill a1l that hIid OF foI.ttu-rolI
, 1879-05-02

0sll. j. y. ilooa r0so to oxplaln at ltls meet
Ing OF tlls Luatslann Division 1T thu Confederate
tl.u battle Of Franklin te satll: t'a!aty writer's
hayo told Of tllat terrible struggle, and 1t has
been declared that tAnle 4 slangh,er-pen OF
tho Held 0f Fraukln. " this cllnry1 assunc
tl!rse writer's say, was s!uughtcr.pcu. II so,
lot Them turn their eyes to Gettysburg, 6tlarps.
burg, md especially 10 Malvern Hill. ltu!l YOU,
tI,u bravo EurEest was nut fur FROM right when
liz leelarcl tt,at When II cusIlcs to wnr, war
lneans fighting, nul lighting means k1lllng.'
sny what you will, 1t cunnot be avoided. VIII
teil you something Ut this battle Ut Franklin.
was alternating 70 pusa 'hs sates Of Nashville.
wh!c, hu considered to uo lila best WAS THO sau,o
which thu public would not accept. 80 any II l
Look upon my attcnpt to pass tue ,Eatca of
tattls has attractc.. ts highest admiration from
thu enefny, 4tl It has been pronounced tic most
glorious struggle sscr sesn on this c1nt!nent."
, 1879-05-02


hayu Just been to tho Gootllv Club this cycn-
Ink, u,l hcarsl a delicloua lecture un "Lltera.
turc In Rcpubltc,'' by Thomas Wentworth
Illrglnson, Ut Newport. lligglnsoa's address
was series Of pcturcs-plctllrcs Of definite
perspective, too, and full ut bright color. Ho
told story utter story, vcrr droll, but ull With Il
serious bearing oil ILLS tfcmo
~ s,avc lleusd story ahurt Mr. Curtls.n he
anllled,-''n story which Is goad enough to bo
true, alul which ought 10 tlo trltc ad 50 have
never nskcd Mr.. Curtis to ynrlfy 1t. lie WIS II
delegate to tho State Convention Mt Syracuse,
antl whllo Mt tho hotel llo overheard cunversa-
ton about different eouspicuous, delegates.
to slls uasne. srllcrc's Curtis said une. Yes,
ti,c,e's C,,rtts,' sud the ut!lc. unpllaticaty.
Curtis ID good dcAl OF mum safd the tirst.
Yes, rcsp9ndea THO second, 'hes rat!ier intel
liRcnt.' 'Ite ~ said thu the Is quito H.
tulltsent.'' 'llu is quite tutc1Ilsens, satl tho
aeeond, 'vcrY--unc6lnmon intolgent-for Ii
literary mnt..'"
III told mother good story, MID told Il sur
pnssugty well, about Edward Everett after he
hAt bcc0!ne ,aInuus+ He WIS ole Of the passe1a-
Whon they came to The cf0ss.roatls a young
lady came out und desired to 70. There Eas 1T,
ruUln. Having urrycd ut Ali ago tint would
,Iinke such un oiTer grAcclul anl proper, ho uf-
furctl to tsku her Oil ILLS kucg. She tllaukc Elnl
I'M! aescpted. They couyersel during thu trip,
Hnd when lu ucarcd his destination ht tho1lE!,t
l,e wouu astousn Ills fair burden BY letting llur
know wt.at distinguished knee l.ad sustained
hcr. lie told hur Us llludestly US he could tllat
hs WAS Mr.. Eserett-Edwardi iEvcrett: "Uhl"
s9'd s "wsss srsatuss ySa bs ho 5 yo Se
llrartl his nuine! 1t wls tho lust tflnu during
lifu that he trsctl to Impress stranger by au-
nuuuung his name.
, 1879-05-02

It Is now proposed ut the South TINT Congress
pslss u faw prohibiting any steamboat taElns
n1urc than fifteen negroes as passengers At u
trip. lilo suggestion seems to bu In order Tint
tho better WuY tu CtIrrcct tic ptllIns evils
wou1A be to sru tIat GxistllM. laws for tllp pro-
teclt0ls Ut ai citzuns ut At clasuus tn tho South
aru faithfully euloTreu.
, 1879-05-02

iltft' All "r1'ery rsl*s, as NO 500 In Tho rnse of
|tNo, thu srln'nltn' undertaken. Although llc
stleyec.lest i, rrratn' II toatl! IN tm atny. the
hDdy was trowiI ,ntt, the wni nfl' llu. therefore.
istt ts, usttcr fur n fttnurnl. Willie virt,e wAa
mt exactly rewarded, vlec received IL terrible
tupuke.H
, 1879-05-02


The man tn ConEress-And there Is such d
Man--wtIu wa.,ts to substitute tic old greasy,
nasty, rugged ahinpasturs fur o,s clean, solid
silver subsidiary eoin Is IL trlIlo tho biz al Idiot
fur even tI', Satiunat Legislature tn hart,ur. 4
psam GrcenbActl llImatM ", compared 10 blu,
bright nMu shnIns tinane!nl iigt,i.
, 1879-05-02
AtrntnlnE tho I'ols,t.

1sHs7HH HtFH1H f7HA DeW.1. :
We cas,not Nnicr4t"tMl why the Democrats
should 70 out Of tlsclr way to gyu II ,llan lIke
Harry Gilmore, Ut Maryland, who did not havu
tic excuse that liz Wunt with Ills State but who
lott Ills 6tatu 10 ttconlG Iirbu1 aEn,nst thu
Uuiou, n,ni only seryca tlis State by destruyIn,,
its propesty, 3uch appointments eanuot be
prptitabIc,
, 1879-05-02


One of the orange-scIlcrs On tho Campus aIar-
thus yesterday found Il bad specimen aEnong his
fruit IND carelessly tossed II nway. 1t struck
mt old wun1an In tue cyc, una slse tnada such q
fuss dvnr tho accident tlsat tho .au guvs her
dozen good orangvs to 60 ler way IN peace. Blu
hnu scarcely lett, wfcn shnrp-!0Ok[ig boy
about II Ycars OF ago sIll up to thu frutt-sulcr
u.,tt SAIL:
:SaY, aro you going to hit any moro old woul-
Gil to-ttayi"
"Wny, rld-not II can help it," was tic ro-
ply. --.,
"If you nre, give me d chance" continued
tlie Ind. !" I'll bring my motllgr down iero mud
yon ravc hut woman; al;d, II !at Isn't fair, you
caIl lnnYe Il shot ut da1 unu 1lIc."
, 1879-05-02

Sitting Bull Inns another wicket III, nnd moro
soldiers llaye hccn sent to watch hin, II would
10 EooA economy II tho Government would In
nee Sitting Hull and hts bucks 10 board ut the
Falnce ttoteI ut National oxpurse.
, 1879-05-02

4 few days stlce thu important information was
telceraplictl uycr tho country hut Sam Tildou
had walked SIX miles before breakfast; and nnw
Grants managers 70 Que hettrr, nsNl tell tho
wnrla IT Grant riding Ill .trpllat.t tn Indla a,ll
sticking couple uf buarB oh hunt. Its Euitsl;
tu br II llurl ulll,paiEM.
, 1879-05-02

7ftFffVsH s.HstsHHF t3fFDt}4
Occasionally a Northern Democrat succeeds In
gcttlng aa office from the present Congress-. For
instance, Jnilu Cllan,berInin, the Notorious
blacklrg, Is appointed Keeper Of the Ilouso
rGstAurnMt.
, 1879-05-02

A. splsttuous liquors will inIuru mon, 10 opium
or u,urpltA will l,armluily infect the baby, ur,
uuit's hnpY syrup Ia tAs remedy Tor ths babe. II
IL fsee Gsun opium. Price, rs Centt.
, 1879-05-02

Hfrhnlnnd t4a.) ItHiv tDtm.)
1t is not tou soun to cxpress our opinion TINT,
II Mr. TtIlen wins, tile Democratic party loses.
, 1879-05-02

~ lioud Of Sympathy.
Gaitestou tTfr.j .strss.
Dennis KearncY n,l tllt Zaus nro famous for
numbering tho Quccn'a English.
, 1879-05-02

i! eNzy.pA c.rx. Nvys'la, Co.; AZ: SS'.' Sf f,
lS bx.x s.a + For 1xes s,ss 4 g:als II w; VII
srs eyeqy sa y.lc.aa, ~ a systY 1s,''taat. IT,:
cuula hsar vi, but to no pufposs..r md W.
tried your uo!dun Medical DiseoSsf'' 1t ia pu
lsapuy astoulaned with tho .,o,h rcsus' o, ucl4
in1nsl's tine my face beeal,se entirely dtsaf
pcared. seguri It as ths bss1 rslsu' y%Ift tfnlf.
world for dIssascs VI t'ls D'ooa' a. DllAos@
, 1879-05-02

unly XII three, fe cnu s,1p lin S:,,o 49,,
tirr t,llrr twenty-five the taw n,is,,s." "i4 I'll
lIuf We fear that will ,,ruyo w, tllm,
lAw for Tho Atalo.-Umrlttft. 'e'9 cx,