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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-05

perisbsne Waf@ine fopft. beren 8urbsl
Ct nit ber re9tsn Sanb brebt. Nus Der
Wai9ine roleu fd bic fertigsn $1,000,
$40 u. (. 10. Hoten beraus.
sluf ser @idieite Der Wote beHnbet f16
bic Differ 1000 unb um bieieIbs BITE pier
auf4rtften: rSerbrennt BITE Bombs,
vgrfdieBt tie 8onbsbefser", .Nieber nit
benz 8apitaIs", SIS Isbe bic Communal"
Don ben sabIrsi5en sSuidriften, wslds
bic Note nod ioni trdst, iOIeu nod bic
na4itsbenben, weIde ft6 BITE Bapierselo
narren binter bic Sbrsn idreiben m6sen,
bier Plas fnbsn:
Dies 1T vebrIides @sIb", unb pirb
iebermann ebrli1 MAIDEN, benn es wirb
teinsm ~einfalen, es n~adsuabmen, DEER CUR
@rIansuns bsfsIbsn &aubmOrb gu bsses
ben."
.Das Bolt pini9t bilisss 9sIb, unb
einen l1sbsrfuB bapon:" .Oisis Noten
fiub biais ME o, unb 70 sabIrsid wis
bic edaie unb 9euiaredsn in aesppten.A
pSobulb bic Resisruns ibre aufsabe,
iebem Snbiuibuum in Der Ration cine iol9e
Note su sebeu, poIlbrudt babsn wiro, banu
wirb iebe Berion tauiens Dollars wertb
iein."
rDas @eIb bes armes Wannes. 81
msbr elm Wann bapOu beist, befO drme,
if er.~
Sob If sin SsisIins." IS. 9,
8tisbt.-D tefes 9sIb firdtet fid DO,
N%iemanben.A
Il. (. w., u. I. ID.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-05
g~SiNeni1aitIi6er GrfoI8.

Gin amsritanii9ss golsstum BON gsrss
ten o~ffsrirte einft cine Belobuuns fir IT.
senb sinsn bssIaubisten Sau pon pirtli.
dem Diabetes, Der poltommen turiri
wurbe. Die Sffsrte bIisb ueridisbsns Sabre
pfisu un6 wurbe bann Suridse3ossn. @drs
bieieIbe iest nod In &raft, 10 f5nnts fs
aasenbIidli@ pom ben eissntbamsrn Don
rWarner's Cafe Dieabetes Cure" beans
fpu6t usrben, ba peri9iebene mertwir'
bise @ensiunaen iosben our &enntniB bss
S@reibers ssIansten. Diabetes 1T sins
duBerft beimtidii9e Rrantbsit, unb ma9i
fi9 feIten fibIbar anger burd ibre SoIssn.
Srsenb sin 2eler, weI9er frdntIi9 III unb
BITE llria9s bafir ni&t tennt, folts ni4t
~perfdumen, v8arnet's Cafe Diabetes
gnre~ au sebrau9sn, wobur9 fiber iein
2eben gerettet pirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-05
&ranfret6.

Der 4. Ssptsmbsr, iener Gag, on benz
Dor 10 Sabren bas 8aiiertbum ssffir3t
wurbe, cling In 8aris rubis uorlber. Oie
rspublitaniidsn 8situnssn f9uiesen 3umeif
iber bas biitorii9e GasesereisniB. @ais
iasnae binsesen pitbete unb tobte tn einem
Defenders eridienenen MOrsenbIatte, ma4s
tie aber feine @si9dfte bamit. Gin Sdufs
Iein Sutranfssntsn bantsttirte tn elmer
goritabt unb Die gicsrone Der gommuuarbs
bieItsn baielbff &ebeu. Cont ba9tsn bic
psHisffsn 9eute barau, baB serabs Dor tsbn
Sabren cine 9pnaifis gu resieren aufssbSrt
bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-05

Gin unabbdnstses lrtbeiI
Die .gbieaso Eiu,es" fdreibt bic Nteber'
Iase Der ReYubIitarer In Maine auf Red:
uung bes beHedten psri6nIi1sn gbaratters
garfsIb's. Das unabbdnsise Blatt iast:
vMas bic &epublifaner am meiifen ent'
mutbist, 1T ibr &anbibat. SIM Wsftsn
sIauben iie, baB er nnebrIi9 III, unb NIT
benz @epi9te zines ioIden Wannes fibIsn
fte, bab fe sessn ben Strom i9uimmsn.
Sie finb mlbe seporbsu, ben Wann su
psrtbsibissn, ben ie I'M Serasn ueradten.
Sie wifen, buB fe mebr tbun miifen ole
sew0bnlid, UNI 3u ~sepinnen, unb baben
fosar ben idmerffen Rampf 81 fdupfen,
nm ibre bisberise Stdrte 3u ~bebaupten.
Die &epubIitaner f@wasen TAPER braui
los, absr bisisIbsn 2sute, mel9e istt iasen,
has 8eiuItat pom Waine f6nne feiusn Gins
FuB auf Sabiana auslben, ~bebauYtsteu
nor einisen Easen nod, baB fe nit l0,s
600 BIS Ii, 900 Stimmen Waioritdt in
Waine triumpbiren wirben.~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-05
MtnnNota.

Die bibi9e Summs pom $500
parb firSIi@ ais genfonsuad3abIuns benz
tn Woribinston lebenbsn @rsoupsrneur
ct. Wiler su Gbeil. @Isi9seitis wurbs
Tim cine weitsre Benfon pom $50 per Mo.
nat bewiQtst. Der 10 munifSsnt 8sba9te
mar (. 3. tuerit ObsrffIieutsnant unb ipd'
ter Sberit bes 1. Minnsiota &ssiments,
on bsisn Spise er psri9isbsRe &dmpfs
wdbrenb bes &sbeaionsfrisses mitmadts.
Sm Sabre 1852 pirtts Ct BET Der @sfans
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-05
8elateu.

Nus BrifsI wirb pom 81. ausuff sss
msIbst: Oas l~luseuitter, weIdes s,ftsrn
Absnb absr Brafel ausbra9, bat bsbeus
tsnbsn S9aben anseri9tet. Sn antwers
pen mar es nod idIimmsr. Sn ben Vors
itdbtsn sinbste Der Blis msbrere Sduier
an unb t6btste swei psrlonen. Su Der
Stabt ereisnete f& Elm bebeutenbes un9lld
Int srofeu Trodenbod (cale seche).. auf
Der bort liesenben frans6fi@en Barrie vpa'
clique unb Der enslii9en Barrie Dane
&obert' wareu sesen 200 arbeiter bei4dfs
tist. Der BIisableiter Der .pacifque"
3os ben BIiS an, aber ba bas bod troden
mar, tonnts Der elsetrii9e Sirom f@ ni@t
TIM Wa0sr uerlieren unb traf Is Grbeiter;
2 parsn ausenbIidt9 tobt, elmer III tn Cos
bssssfabr unb bte lbrisen fnb msbr obsr
peniser perlett.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-05

sennabme Der auffidnbiidsn Siour nit u.
bate BET Der 9inridtuus bsrs 80 6aupts
iibeItbdter in Wantota i'm Sabre 1862 bas
miIitdrii9e Sberfommanbo.
Sn WinneapoIis aisseu spei
5radtsise an elmer &reu3uns %aufeinanber
unb pier Wasen bes sinen 3usss murbsn
auiseworfen unb serfSrt. 8eibe 2ofomo'
tiuen wurben tart beiddoist. @lidlider:
weiie wuroe Niemanb uerIest.
Aus & eb NJ n 9 mslbeten bic 5eitun'
gen BON einsm pe%rsanseue @ode bort ftatt;
sefunbenen @rbbebeu. @s mar iebo1 nut
eine @rpIOton BON 10 SdBden BuIuer ir
einsm in Der Gdbe befinbltben Steinbru5e,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-05

g8ir birssn bafir, baB nidt sin sin3isss
TbsiI9en pom WereuriaI, anbsrn S9db'
Ii9tsiten ossr mineraIiidsn 8sifanbtbsiIsn
tn Stmmons' 2sber &ssuIator sntbalteu
IN, mas aud Der @runb isinss @rfolss
unS isiner 9armIofstsit 1T. Gin pOas
fdnbises @riabnittsl bes Ralomsl, bIauer
Wafe ober Msrcurial In al isinsn Sors
men, elm 9eiImittsI ssssn 9ebsrbeidwerbsn
1T s~elisfert bur9 Simmons' esbsr:8esa'
Iator.
,Disis Wsbiciu 1T anertannt unibsrs
troffen ais Sober grjnei. sic entbdlt ale
bis iabli9sn WurSeIn unb &rduter, peIde
bic sitiss 8orisbuns tn allen 2dnbsrn
wa9ltu laBt, mo 9sbertruntbsitsn porberr'
i9su." baltimore Episcopal Retbobif."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-05

Stubien gu sinfisem ReiuItats fibren,
uirb europa bas einsis tn ieiner art BATES
benbe SdauipisI Der @rIeu9tuus zines
Is, S32 Mster lansen EunneIs mtttslif
elettrii9en 9,dtes seniesen t6nnen. Wan
bate bereits usriudt, BITE elettrii4e Bs'
leu4tuns mdbrenb Der Grbsiten ein3ufab'
rem bas 9i9t mar isbo9 10 bIenbenb unb
bic S9atten, bic es mari, waren 70 i9arf,
baB bic arbeIter uieI wenissr iaben, als bet
benz i4waden Ytdts ibrer tleinen 9ateruen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-05

Sebr sInfis ideint IS nit ben
MusRGten Der &spubIitaner I'M Staate
Snbiana nitt befteat gu fem: DEM he
pirbsn font faum 10 unsrbSrte anitrsn'
aunaen nader, INNER meme uns sr6Bers
@eI6iummen gu srbaIten, UNI bisien Staat,
wsnn nidt e~rrinssn, 70 bod e~rtanfen 3u
fSnnsn. Die Union 2saeue 1T bur4 ben
Ausfaa Der @abl in Waine in iol4e Se'
tflr,uns seratbsn, baB fe iOfort cine aber:
n1aIise @slbiammluns psranitaltsts. I'm
fe benz @oblsg omite i'm Staate Snbtann
sur Be ifisuns gu fteuen unb bebauptst man,
baB f6 bic auf bieie Weiie aufsebra9ts
Snmme auf $25 600 bslaufen iou. Wenr
e aIio ben &spubIifunsrn ni4t selinseu
folte, ben Siaat Snbtana gu srrtnssn,
MopssI on @sIb ptrb baran feline S9ult
;trusen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-05

Sn Der @snsralpsrlammlung ses 6ifer,
rsi9ii9sn unt beuti1en alpenuereins rpurbe
untsr anberem bsidlohsn, fir bic aufors
flung BON tablsn 8ersbdnsen In Tirol fIr
bas Sabr 1881 1900 @uIbsn aufauwens
ben; Sabrertu,ie on siu3elnsn sesisnetsn
Ortsn Der 9lpsnIdnber ein3ufibreu, mo bic
Sibrer bss bstrsifsnben &upons auf Rotten
bes 8sreins uusntseltliden llnterri9t tn
ben fur ibren Sibrerberuf u6tbiseu @esens
itdnbeu erbaIten. fir mstsorol.' Settios
men unb fur bic @bsebrannten uon Naubsrs
in EiroI wurbsu Beitrdse sewibmet ; ferner
purbsn Subusntionsn fir 5ittsn' unb
Desbauten I'M Bstrass pom 5000 f. bss
miaist. Gum SdIufs wurbe benz neuen
Central gusi1ub in Disn fur bic ausses
3eidnste 8srsinsIsituns, 70 mite Der Set'
iion Rei9enbau fur ben srOBarttsen gm,
pfans unter fiarmii@em appIaus Der Dant
pottrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-05

Or. gieres's vFavorite Prescription"
(9isbIinss gerorbnuns) 1T Elm bO@ft pirts
James Stdrtunss' uno RtdftisunssmitteI,
bas susleid bic %pertbuoaffen u%erpsnberu'
bissnben gisenidaftsn bs1st, bic es beions
bers ben Beblrfnifen i9wd@Ii6er Oamen
anempfsbleH, bic nit Rideni9pd9e, tn:
nerIidem Sieber, @onssftion, gnt5inbuns,
Sdwdrune, ober nit nsrs6ieu ober neural:
sii9en S9mersen bebaftet tnb. Sn allen
Apotbeten au baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-05
a u s n b.
Seuti6Iano.
&betnIanb unb WoieI.

gu gobIsn3 flag am 4 September
has iber benz INSTRUMENTATION (5ort Mon'
taIsmbsrt), gum Grodnen lisssnbe Seu aui
cine unerfldrli9s 0siis Ssusr unb 1T es
ben bin3ussstItsn Wunnidaftsn bss Grain:
bataiaons su psrbanten, baB srOBsrsm un'
glide porssbsust wurbe, inbsm fi6 gang in
Der Rdbs sin pulusrmasaSin b%sfinbst. =
8u anberna9 wirb bas '8abrssi9sn
Der Stabt, bsr runbs Eburm, rsitaurirt.
gu @ittIi9 fsiste am s. Ssptembsr
Der fatb. @s~islenusrsin isin ~25idbrises
gsftsbsn. Slnf 8sreins BON @uBsn ma
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-05

Der aIte Su9s 9annss Grahns
Sberman bot ausenidsinIi4, ME Der ame'
rifanii6e goItsmunb iast, cine Static sero'
den unb er sisbt fid init Nnffanb BON ber
Champagne guild. gr MIL feline Stump'
reben mebr baItsn, bsnn er metnt, feline
Reben isisn bod u itatifii9sr Ratur unb
CT alaubt ni6t, baB Dos nod Siebsn fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-05

Marked with political smallpox,
{bnr9 poIitiids 8latternarben setsnn3ei9'
metz mar Der ausbrud, ben Wurat 5aIiteat
IN feinsm cincinnati Commercial I'm
MpriI 1878 esbraudte, um 9errn 9arfeIt
su 9arattsrifiren. Sect unterfiist berieIbs
Murat SaIiteab in temislbsn cincinnati
Commercial benielben Ssrrn @arieIb.
Dos nennt man poIitiide @ouitqusn3.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-05

Das sginc. 8oItsbIatt" prebisi
ben &spublitanern, baB fe bas bluttss
Semb snbIi9 sinpuden, has tbOri4te @e'
t9pds ibsr bic 9sfubr Der 8~esabluns Don
Rsbei sniduIben einfeIlen, unb ben Wabl'
fampf auf bas @sbiet Der Sinantfrase uni
anberer Isbsnbsr Srasen biniberipieleu
foutsn. Der &atb 1T gut, wirb abe,
f&perIi1 befolst uerben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-05

Das RefuItat Der Wabl tn Waine
bat tn ben 8aibinstoner gsamtentreiien
cine pplftdnbise Panit bs%ruorserufen. ba
man ben pOfitipsn @erf1erunsen bes 9rn.
Blaine, wsl9sr nidt nur einsn Sies. ion:
bern iosar cine ssrmalmenbs NieberIase Der
OppoRliOns ; @lsmsnte propbeseite, unbe'
binaten @lauben i1enfte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-05
S6wets.

@is man aus @5idsnsn msIoet, bsrridt
bic abR3t Dor, bic bporauliiden Werte unb
bic Wotoren In @6i9enen unb airoIo benz
3wede elmer elst;rii9sn 8slsu4tuns bss
tunnels bisnfbar gu MAIDEN. Wenn bic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-05

Dte Bewobuer Oes freunolt9en Mpens
borfes Rsiden IN EiroI finb felt GINGER
Seit In nidt serinse aufresung babnr4
usrfest, baS fd auf ibren aIpen ein Bar
uon coloiI uIer Stdrse berumtreibt, wel4em
idon 3ablrei1e Sdafe unb mebrere Stld
Sunspisb gum Spfsr isleu. Die tlnuer'
iddmtbsit Wsiiters pss uerffies fi9 tir3s
LID iosar 10 melt, baB er unweit bes Ortes
In Der Wittassffunbe bic siemIi9 beIebte
Bofitrabs iberisste. aqe bisbsrisen
Ssriude, benz l1ntbier beiaufommsn, wareu
srfoIslos. Wan 1T bier aasemsiu Der
GaR9t, baB Der Bdr pom ben ansren3enben
S1peiser Bergen beriberfomme nnb, pers
foIst, ii4 wtsber babiu turidiiehe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-05

gauabaaue Notisen.

@enm ca Der rspubIitanii9en gartei
mad %2Oiabriaer Ssrridaft nidt ssIunssn
IN, ben farbissn Bruber Su beitisen, obsr
B~etrisereien pom Stimmtaften fern gu
haIten, rpie bic republifaniiden Srgane
bebaupten, 1T IS bann nidt bObe 3sit. baB
mir cine &enbsruns In bieisr 9srrf5att
b%eIbei,ufibren beifrebt ftnb2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-05

Die GteberIase Der &epubIitaner
in Waine bsbsutst fur bic Demofratsn
rinen @spinn pom uislsn tauienb Stimmsn
In Snbiana.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-05
Cetterret6suuQaru

Dor sinissn Sabren peri@wanb bon
Bafaa pl5sli9 Der 3olamts Director ges
tsrmifsr. Ra9 Idnsersr 3eit erft tau4te
bas @sradt auf, sr friits In Gmerita iein
0aisin ais 9sbrsr Der beutiden Spra4e.
Ga@ iabrelansem S4wetsea CAB Der gers
idollene, wslder %sesenpdrtis eine isbr bobe
Stsluns I'M dspptiideu Staatsbisnfe ems
nimmt, 6unbe BON istnem 9eben unb bes
rief feline SamiIie gu fid mad aIeranbriem,
woielbf aud iest bsreits iein Sobn cine
StsIuns fi9 erruusen bat. Muf bic @ats
tin isbo9 abte has Bieberisben nod 10
LANCER Erennuss einen 10 mddtisen Gins
brud, bas fe pom S9Iase seribrt wurbe
unb susi Gage mad ibrer antunft ueri9isb.
Die To9ter aber, mel9e In bei9eibenem
StiaIeben auferaossn waI, tonnte f@ an
bas Iururi6ie 2sben I'm Sauie bes ~ Anies
BEN unb &eidtbum selausten 8aters ni4t
sepObnen, ionbera sins 3u elmer abelisen,
ipanii1en SamiIie, NIT weI9sr fe sesen'
partig Yaldttna bereiit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-05
aus Den perf6teoeuen Staaten.

gu Bottoms SubeIsisr. am
IL. Sept. feierte bstanntIi4 bic Wetros
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-13
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic assists digestion
NC Way to HandIe Nheen.

a great many men will catch the
sheep by the wool on the back with
both bands, and lift the animal clear
from tho ground by the wool oply
We have slaughtered a great many
sheepin years past,and when renewing
the pelts OF such sheep as had been
handled by the wool, we never failed
to observe that beneath the skin
wherever the animal had been caught
by the wool, blood had settled. In
many instances the skin had been
separated from the body so that in.
hammatlon was apparent. We have
known p%roprietors Of sheep TO be so
strict in regard 70 haHdlingthem that
they would order q helper from the
promises, if he we're to catch a sheen
by the wool or any part Of the body.
When about to catch a sheen. move.
carefully towards the one to Be taken
until you are sufficiently near 10
spring quickly and seize the beast by
both hands, then pass one hand around
the body, grasp the brisket, and lift
the sheep clear from the ground. The
wool nust not be pulled. 1.-THE sheen
IS a heavy one, let one hand and wrist
be put around the neck and the arm
pressed against the log. We have al.
ways handled sheep in the way allud.
ed to. We never grasp the wool. 9th
crs seize the sheep by a hind Lex, then
throw one arm around the body and
take hold Of tho brisket With one.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-13
The Common NIoIe.


Nvfs raining WOflusi
II the mole could speak our vernae-
ular, and in pensive tones proclaim to
each passenger, [ am slandored, who
could say, mot soY" How common
the expression, 1.-THE moles are taking
my corn, or eating my pinders, my
sweet potatoes or my Irish potatoes, "
Nearly all the mischief done by the
little rodents, or knawing family, Is
hlanderously attributed to the mole.
The common American mole (scal-
ops aquaticus) burrows in the center
Of circular tunnels, from which it
often comes to the top Of the ground
in search Of food. The principal pert
OF its diet, however, is found beneath
the surface. Strictly carniverous, it
merits the protection of every eultiya-
tor of the soil. Once | put three moles
in a gum and gave them corn and pota-
toes, which they refused to eat, Ithen
gave them some fne grub worms,
which they seized and ate as ravenous.
ly as a cat would a mouse. gave
some corr and potatoes to a meadow
mouse and they were destroyed as
greedily by it as the worms were by
the moles. Moles may do some iojury
tOthe tender roots Of plantsin burrow-
ing their lengthy galleries, and these
afford an easy pass way for mice, the
real s%eayengers nevertheless, mice
will find what they want in the soil
without the aid Of the mole. Then
Jet farmers saddle the right horse, and
bush so much talk Of how n not rid
Of m%oles-they are your best frieAd2.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-13
The Modern Young Lady at Two
Periods OfHer Life.

New York Graphic.l
Behold her at eleven,
Her limbs uniettered BY the long
skirts Of eonyentionality, she runs, she
romps, she slides on Ice ponds, she
climbs fences, she leaps, she kicks, she
rams races snd is as feet offoOt as the
boys. Her appetite is good, her
cheeks rosy, and her movements To-
consciously graceful.
Behold her again at twenty.
No more does she run, or jump, or
roll hoop, run races or slide on the
ice. 1t is not proper" now nor lady
like, aud she couldn't if she would,
lorshe is fettersd by long skirts, tight
shoes and tighter stays. Her move
meat has no longer the freedom and
unconscious grace Of childhood, for
now when she walks abroad she walks
to be looked at, which now in her es-
timation is the main object in walk
ing. She is already in delicate health
aud has a decor who prescribes ex.
pensiye prescriptions for her, aud
ascribes hen complaint to anything
aud everything but the real cause.
That is simply the lettering of the
body with fashionable clothes. Physic-
ally she is a prisoser. At IL she was
free. The doctor advises travel, but
he doesn't advise her to take off and
keep off her fashionable fetlers. He
wouldn't advise her if he knew il
would bring relief, for she would moi
believe in a doctor who would make
her dress like a guy, and being
dressed like a guy is dressing differ.
ent from the style prescribed by a
Paris modiste. Diana never could
hunt iu a trailing skirt, narrow, tight
high heeled CATERS and a pinched cor
seted waist; but Diana With o belteC
tunio and unietteFed limbs would BE-
/ bouoS"ed of Broadway by the neaFesI
polio man. Dre.sisss for health ant
freedom of body and limbs is on,
thing, and dressing for fashion an
other. A man couldn't endure til,
pinching and membranes peculiar
to feminine attire for an hour, and {
pretty spectacle he'd make rushing
about in such during business hours
Yet the weaker sex" wear doubl,
he membranes Of the so.calleC
stronger. To dress" at all after the
style uses up half Eoman's time anl
two-thirds of her strength.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-13

IT is reported that the pope is much
embarrassed about Irish affairs. He
full y understands thatit is not a ques-
ton between Catholics and
Protestants, but betFeen the
friends Of order and anarchy.
He openly disapproves the Agrarian
government. and sincerely desires to
assist the English government if pos
sible. He is we'll aware that he is
hearing only one side of the case, and
hs iesls that we're be to break the
silence he might, in seeking to dc
good, produce contrary results through
his imperfect knowledge of affairs.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-13
THE 0 IN IRELAND,
Movement OF Troops to BOycOtt's
Relief.

by Gable to the Herall.l
DUBLIN, November 9. l8S0.-Sud
den and surgent orders arrived ct
Island Bridge barracks about mid
Right~ yesterday for the immediate dis
patch Of TOUR troops of the Nineteenth
HuBsars with army service corps and
ambulance wagons to the west. A spe-
cial train was ordered by the govern
nent for the transit o fthe troops, and
arrived at B~roadstone terminus at
halt.past two in the morning. The
scene here was Unequaled since the
period Of the Feuian rising The
MANAGERS OF the Midland and Great
Western railway company are engaged
in experimenting arrangements foi
the dispatch OftrOops. Trains were
beiSg got ready and engines being
shunted from place 10 place. while Of
hoers and soldiers were engaged in em
barking their horses. By h ,li-past 3
o'clock this duty was successfully &C.
compllshed. At that hour q detach.
ment Of army service corps, consisting
Of ten wagons, including ambulance
wagons, drove up Dominick str et
and proceeded to the point of embark
alton. The force is in command Of
Major Coghill. 1t will 60 under can
vas to Ballinrobe Four hundred men
Of the Eighty fourth regiment leave
Curragh 10 the morning for BALM.
ysSe. This sudden order is in conse
Quence OF !. ars OF disturbance if the
0rangemen invade Mayo to %reliev,
Mr.. Boycott, and is in addition to the
force ordered earlier in the day.
THE DANGER OF DELAY.
The history Of the movement dur.
ing the past two days is as follows
The most extensive arrangements had
been making in the north, with the
assistance and recognition of a great
number Of landlords in the west. Sew
eral hundred volunteers we're to start
from different points, armed with re-
yolvers, a large number Of arms hav.
ing been purchased 10 Dublin and Bel
fast. These had been served out IA
volunteers selected with care. Each
detachment was TO have been com.
msnded by an officer, the whole 10 be
Usjer one leader and quartered on va.
fous landlords. who offered aecommo.
dation near Ballinrobe. The arrange
ments being nearly perfected, aud the
expedition equipped to start on We'd
nesday, some OF the leaders at Dublin
became frightened at the increasing
Eagnitude Of the enterprise. which in
consequence Of the ianaticism OF tho
OrAngemen was becoming almost I'M
cestrollable. The editor Of the Ex-
press says that 81 arrangements were
complete. the time being fixed for a
ipecihl train Ofthe Midland railway,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-13
COflon Rennrfs.


The following summary of reports
Of the condition OF the cotton crop
is furnished by the New Orleans Dem
ocrat:
LoUIsTANA.-Replies have been re-
ceiVed from l3 points, all but one Of
which report rot. wet and %uniavor-
able weather for picking. Prospects
are more diseouraging than they we're
last week. There is no change in the
estimate in 4 reports. Two report
that the crop will be equal to last year.
One reports slightly larger crop than
last year and D report the crop from
% to 30 per cent less.
MISSISSIPPI = Reports received
from II points, all but one
Of which show unfavorable weather
for picking, though tits being pushed
as fast as possible. Estimates gener-
ally run from % to 30 per cent less
than last year. The crop is
now nearly all gathered.
At one point bOlls we're routing for
want Of sunshine TO open them; in
one there is no complaint of labor.
ALABAMA. Reports from 9 points
received. In 6 weather is unfavor-
able for picking. There is little or no
change in estimates, there being from
25 to 80 per cent. less thau last year
to about the same. In 3, crop is stat
ed as nearly all picked. Receipts are
coming in rather more freely than last
week.
TEXAs.-Nine reports received, all
showing cold or rainy weather and
interruption to field operations on ac-
count OF that aud scarcity of labor.
Heavy frost and snow are reported in
2, frost reported in /, picking nearly
finished in l, hands scarce in 3, yield
will be equal to and slightly exceed
last years in Z, and half a crop re-
ported in 2.
ADMINISTRATIVE reports received,
both showing rainy weather, causing
pickers to retire from the field. There
will be a short crop in one, but a large
yield is indicated in others.
GEORGIA.-Two reports FROM this
state show that bad weather prevailed
during the week, interfering with
picking. Increase in yield over last
year of from ten to thirty per cent is
reported. The crop still remaining in
the fields is reported to be in excellent
condition.
TENNRssEE.-0ne report received,
which indicates about two-thirds Of
the yield Of last years receipts.