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to the public are at all times aeeeptapie' he'''''N
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-08-19
Assets, $38,O00,000.
Surplus, S7,50O,000.

The Popularity of the Equitable Life Assurance Society,
indicated by the fact that for Eleyen years its average
nua New Business has been larger than that of any other
Company in the world is due in great measure to its we'll
known pOmpness in the payment Of Death Claims and its
rule take advantage of ecicalities where an
equitable claim exists.
ASS GUARANTEE of this and to cOunteract the PERM
ciOus influence of technical policy adhered to by many
companies the Equitable makes ALL IT'S POLICIES old and
new, throughout the United States.
ABSOLUTELY INCONTESTABLE
After the policy has been in force for three years.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-08-19

1.-The Equitable Life has paid since it's organ
ization to January LIST, 1880, S5l ,882,736, and
closed its books upon that date without con-
tested Or past due claim"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-08-19

The Equitable Life Assurance Society the first to in
trOduce the
TONIlNE SAVINGS FUND POLICY.
And thereby to poularze life nrace to degree before
unknown.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-08-19
Only Morning Daily in Southern Illinois

Largest Circulation OF any Daily In
Southern Illinois.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-01

amended - line BY striking out .,or thslr
assistants"
On the motion Of Mr.. Grain the voto nv
which section was adopted was recousid.
cred.
On the motion Of Mr.. Grain section i -
amended by inserting In line A5, after the
word "month." "and In the city Of Yhreve-
port the sum OF $50 per month";"
Section was adopted.
Section II was read.
Mr. Harris moved 10 amend section II bv
adding provided, that no provision of this
act shall be 30 construed 90 TO apply TO any
oil now on sale In cities or towns of this stats
having q population Of 1000 or less.
by . rising vote Of 40 yeas TO % nays the
amendment was lost.
Mr.. Henry moved to amend section II -
follows:
Provided the provisions Of this act shall
not apply to oils Inspected In other states At
flashing point Of ITO degrees.
Ths amendment WAS laid upon the table.
On motion Of Mr.. Allain the bill WIS or.
dered sngrossed and passed 10 third reading.
MIR. Henry gave notice that he would movO
reconsideration of the vote just taken.
Mr.. Farmer, under . suspension Of the
ro,,,,r, -, thn rn,r,n,4t.s -. w. 80
IepV1t '. eno oV"n4isSoo oh Wsys 6n0
Means: t9
HooMs CoMMrTrm ON Wars AND MsANs. /
New Orleans. February ~. 1850.
| To the Sneaker and Members Of the ffonae 81
Representatives:
Your COMMITTEES on Ways and Means, to
WnluM was IeoonansN1u M House plii No. Aass
entitled IAN ect 10 provide an annual r6v6-
| nue. for theHtate Of Louisiana, by the levyln9
| of anf,,iai taxes y,nfl nii 'nr0i,erty not sts
en- rt1d ~ the eDr,ptitutiOn from, faxattt,r1.
and i,y preseribina the inethods Of aee4asirr
and oolfscting the same, and Of enforcing pay.
The Bill No. 1H is itself 4 stbstit,,te. pro-
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-01

The petition of Thos. Reynolds is reported
on adversely.
House bill No. l41,
Al at apprupriating the sum Of $4,000 to
Is returned without action, and recommend
that It be referred to the Committee on Ap-
preparations.
The claim Of Americus Featherman Ia re-
turned without action, and recommend Its
reference back again to the Committee on
Public Education for information.
The memorial OF Alfred "A. Dalardorin,
by him at the Louisiana State Peniten-
tiary, Is returned without action, and your
committee recommend that 1t be referred to
the Committee on Penitentiary for informa-
tion, the sald memorial being unaecompanied
by.any dOcun entary evidence.
The petitions Of j. j. Aubertin, L. @. Mix
and F. y. Halt. asking for extra compensation
tutionRl Convention, are reported on ad-
versely.
Your committee would further report that
there Is great laxity on the part Of claimants,
they In most cases failing to appear In proper
person to prove up claims unaccompanied
BY documentary evidence:
There Is q considerable number OF such
claimants appear to prosecute said claims, or
present additional evidence, your committee
will be powerless to act.
Very respectfully,
The petition Of Thomas Reynolds was on
motion indefinitely postponed.
The claim Of Americus Featherman lies
over, subject to call.
The memorial OF Alfred A. Delardorin was
On motion indefinitely postponed.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-01

Mr. Pope, chairman, on behalf Of the Com
mittee on Public Works, Lands, Levees and
Railroads reported as follows:
ma NEW ORLEANS. February 26, 1880.
10 the Speaker and Members OF the House OK
Representative:
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-01

B0CLlOu was T08us
Mr.. Allan moved to postpone the bill unit
Tuesday next.
The motion to postpone was laid upon the
table
on motion OF Mr.. JofYrion line was
amended by striking out the word "using."
On motion OF Mr.. Cos9rove line 10 was
amended by inserting after the word "act'
the words "the flashing point Of which Ia
below no."
On motion OF Mr.. Henry line 8 WAS amended
by inserting after the word Corporation" the
words %n any city or parish where there Ii
ali inspector"
Section was read.
On motion OF Mr.. Joffrlon line was amend
ed by striking out the words .or to use."
Mr.. Henry moved to amend in line by In
serting after the word Corporation" '1n any
town or parish where there is an inspector"
BY rising vote Of Al yeas to Is nays ths
amendment was laid upon the table.
Mr.. jackson, OF st. Mary, moved to post
pone the further consideration Of the bill
until Monday next.
The motion to postpone was laid upon thu
table.
Section was adopted as amended.
Mr.. Feazel moved to reconsider the vote BY
which Mr.. Henry's amendment to section
was adopted.
The motion to reconsider was agreed to.
Mr.. Fea7el moved to lay upon the table the
amendment offered by Mr.. Henry.
BY rising vote Of 80 yeas to 81 nays ths
amendment was laid upon the table.
Section was read.
On motion Of Mr.. Cosgrove the section WA
amended by inserting in line a, after th'
word same" the words "stiu bearing sait
marks"
Section was adopted. .
Section was read.
On motion Of Mr.. Joffrion line was
amended by striking out '-or his assistant"
Section was adopted.
Section was read.
Mr.. Joffrion moved to amend by striking
out "or his assistants" In line 4
The amendment was adopted.
Section 10 was read.
On motion Of Mr. JofErio0 TIE section wa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-09
misunderstanding

Der Stabtrutb %ueriammeIte fb am l,
Rousmber CUR seu6bnIi4en Sisuns. Den
gOmite uon Birsern, bas in getref bel
gabnbofs unb Der Rtp ,raturwer.tdtter
Der 81. WiIp. u. ct. Paul giienbabn fd
on ben Ratb wenoen wOlte, wurbs 9eIs'
ssnbsit sesebeu, feline anf@ten bursuIe'
gen. Was benn aud sei&ab. auf an'
tras 2edis's marb Elm gomits pom sinsm
aIssrmann aus isber @arb ernannt, be,
NIT sinsm ausi@uB bes Burger . Counties
tn Der anssIssenbeit eonferirsu iouts. 60
wurben %srnunnt: SensIer, Sonss, Rapa'
nausb, 9insbau unb 2sdie. 8Om gomits
ais ausidub: o. .. Bur&, g. sisns
Or. o. 9. &i9arbs, s. EbOmiOn u. $.
5inbs. Dem Sinans . gomite wurbsn
$4,000 3u bergen erIaubt. Der gsfdIuB,
Binbior ausnus a~us3ubebnsn, parb ause'
nomm.n. 9ts aussubsn fir Strabsnrss
paratursn bstrussn wdbrenb bss I. Rouats
81, 1856. So. Na9 9snsbmisuns elmer
Rsibs Rsdnunssn usrtaste fi9 Der Stabts
ratb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-09
OanGiaannastaa.

Der Yrafbsnt Der Ser. Staatsn bat an,
81. October folsenbe YrOeIamation per6fs
fentli9t:
vSu teiner Belt In Ser 9si5i9ts bsr
Der. Staaten, ieitbem ie fi1 su ether Ras
tion pe~reinigten, bate has Bolt 10 pollen
unb ausemsiuen @ruab our Sreube unb
Dantbartsit fur BITE @unft bss, aumd1ti.
gen @ottes, nod cine 70 ttsfe 8srpfi9:
tuns, fir isiae lisbenoe 9ite su banten
unb in Demutb feline fortssissts Gorge anb
ieinenS 9ut gu s,lebsn. 9,iunhbsit, Rsits
tbum uab Woblfabrt iiberaI innerbalb I'M:
ierer @reu3en; Srisbs, @bre Sreunbi9aft
nit Der sanSen Belt; fefte unb treue ans
bdnslt9teit Der sroBsn Wafe ~unierer Bee
p6lttruns an bic @runbidte Der Sreibeit
unb @ere9tisteit, tie uns aIs Nation sroB
sema@t baben uub on bic ueiieu Suifitus
tionen unb on bas farts Spifsm Der &es
sieruns unb Der @eieui9aft, bic INNER
fortbauern perben,-fir aaes Dieies m6se
Der Dant zines sladli1en unb sinisen
Bottles ft1 wte nit @iner Stimtne IN ans
bd9tiser 3nlbisuns au benz Spenber aDss
@uten erbeben.
sd empfebIe besbaIb, baB bas Bolt f9
am tommenben %. Nepenber IN ietaen
usri9iebensn, benz @ottesbisnffe sewt6me'
ten Blasen %periammsIt, um @ott benz aus
md4tisen fur feline Sssnunsen 81 tanten,
unb um bic Sortbauer serielben gu beten.
r3um 3eusniB beien babe Id @oritsbsns
bes NIT meiner r1ntsri9rift usrisbsn unb
oas Siesel Der Der. Slaaten beifisen Iais
fen.
@eseben In Der Stabt Waibinstou ON
eritsn Gage bss Nopembsrs, i'm Sabre bes
Germ 1880, unb I'M bunbertunbfinfier
Sabre Der Inabbdnsisteit Der gsreinister
Staaten."
(Sissel)
(@sssidnet.) 81. D. 9apes.
Our1 ben Yrdfbenteu.
D m. W. gparts, Staatsiefretdr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-09

ioaen, sebt CT Bios nit stuas ibsr SEQ
Wuioritdt aus Der l1rue beruor, trosbsm ct
ben i@wddften ganbibatsu, ben 8aptiitsn.
prsbissr unb Gempersnalsr 5iu, sesen f9
bate. 3ahIsn iprs5sn unb btsis SabIsn
fnb siiItise 8eweife, baB bas Bolt an;
fdust, Der bemotratii9sn MiBbsrri5aft I'M
County miios gu usrben. Ni5t, baB ba.
our9 bas @Ountp isin poIitii9es 9Iuus
bensbetenntniB dnbert, neiu, absr IS mill
&insrirtbidaft uub aus b~ranbdnsenbsu
uebeI babur9 b~eirufen, taB ss aus Spite
NAL republitanii9 ffimmt.
Das bemotratiids Goun!bip Gidst ,sist,
baB aud babel unie's gorausiasunssn EN-
trufsn. Die Webrbeiten finb isbr ssrius.
PaIen, BON benz mir iasteu, buB er ni5t
beIiebt iei, 1T seboten porben. 8psi Demo-
traten sinsen aIs Srisbensri@tsr usrIorsn,
bauptid&Ii@ neil bic bsmOtratiide gOn'
uention es untetIafsn battle, sinen Dsuts
i9eu uIs ganbibaten aufSuftsusn. Wit
ben @onitabIsrn sins's ni9t better. Der
Deuti9e eeidt, Der teine 8isrbs bes
BabbettsIs NOT, unterIas NIT einsm isinsr
@enofen. Dusssen mat Der @epubIitas
ner S9und ais Deutider fiesrei9.
@is bas gOtum in Betreff Der &epiFou
Der Staatseonifitution ftebt, LIT nod ni9t
b%stannt. Sadii5er 8siie batten bic 0s'
motraten es iosar unterIafen, bic u0tbiseu
6rasen auf bic Stimmtettel gu iesen, unb
uurbs fold elm 8otum Don einsm Demo:
traten abseseben, 10 iduitt er ben Strst'
fen pOn einem republitanti&en @abIssttsl
beruntsr.
Sc tbut uns bsrSIid 2sib, baB mir uuies
rer sissnea Ya.tsi 70 bittsre @abrbsiteu
iasen mifen; aber bic 8abrbeiten Ia1sn
ft& nidt binwesIeusneu, fe ftnb burd
9iffern unb 3abIeu belest. @ir fir uu'
fern EbsiI nsbmsn tsin BIatt Dor ben
Wunb unb beden auf, mas aufsubeden 1T.
ST Der ausiasftau~ seidubert, ssbt's better,
eber ni@t. gsrtui@en bift Nidts, unb
gum 8srtui9sn ssbeu mir uus aud nidi
Der. @ir ftnb pOrf9tis tint Sasen Der
Dabrbeit, aber fiub MIR Der Wabrbeit
fiber, 70 MAIDEN mir ben beifen 9e'
brau@ bauon unb i&onen wsber Jrsunt
nod Gsinb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-09

Su eiaeut ~wabrbaft briaantsn aussuss
babsa bic fesenben RepubIitansr ben Oe'
motratsn gum antritt ibrer &eiie nod be,
SaIsissfiabt am Sreitas absnb bsimses
Isu9tet. Cur Gbre Der Burger DSbuqus's
tann man iasen, bab ni&t bic setinsfe
8ubsf5rans babel portam. Don allen
Seiten warsn nit ben g~iienbubnsn repns
bIitanii@s Clubs b~erbeisssiIt, bic In l1ni'
form am 8use Gbeil nabmen, unb bsnsn
ipatsr stn wObIbsReItes Banquet sssebsn
purbs. SIM 8use sei&nete fi& bur9 isin
transparent elm un3ufriebener Demotrat
aus. Dir usrbsn i'm, bas Bet @eIsssnbsit
ni@t usrsefen. Dtr babsn nns nie In benz
Manne setduf4t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-09
Se6en, @eiunbbeit unb 3ufriebsnbeit

Se6en, @eiunbbeit unb 3ufriebsnbeit
~bsoinsen meiaens stne ressImdBiss 2ebens
wsiis unb einsn normulsn 3ufianb Der
Susle pes 9ebsns, - bes BIutss. Nur
wenu busielbe fret pom auen siftissu sauis
gen S~ubfansen 1T, Tam Der 80rpsr seiunt
uub fdbis isin Slid uub 3ufrisOsnbsit ~
i9afen. @sbrau9et babsr Or. ausuf
R6nis's hamburger ErOpfen unb etbaItet
su9 babur9 Der meni9Ii9en 9eieui9afi
ais eth nisli9ss @Iieb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-09
2StrRfi6 bic SamiIie BaGler In 0eI

2StrRfi6 bic 5amiIie BufIer in @sf'
Dubuque wirb i9wsr betmseiudt. 9sst.
Wode uerIor fe Swst Rinbsr am Sdar'
Ia6fisber unb u IN berisIbsn Rrautbsit
no@maI 3wei. I'm Mitterna@t pom lss'
ten October gum srifen Nopsmbsr ffsrt
3ouile Banler, TN Utter pom o Sabrsn uni
8 Wonaten, unb am erffen Ropembsr BALI
reun rbr Worseus, Gbomas 8afIer, TN
utter BON 8 Sabren. 0ie 2ei@en wurbsn
am aqerieeIsntase auf ct. Warisn Srisb:
bof beiselsst. ilnb nod bat bic SamiIis
twei Rinber arn S@orla9ieber barnieber'
Itesen. 9offeniIi& werben fe bic Rrants
keit lberpinben. Den bart sepraften gI'
tenn unier berjIi9es BeiIeibt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-09
Cine frenoiae 2yerauraUuna.-

Cine frenoise YeranfaG lung. = Sd
isbs mild ueranIast, benz uisIseprieiensn
ct. SatOb's Del aud Elm sutss Dort su
rsbsn, ba i'd bisies aus sissuer grfubruns
tbun fam. Wsins frau mar i5on felt
Sabren NIT &beumatismus bebaftst, 10 baB
iie piele Stmsrsen buIbeu muBte. sic
ssbraa5te ~uisIerIei 9iniments, aber teinss
CAB ibr bic 70 febr sepini6te 2~inberuns.
Dor msbreren Worateu taufte i'd cine
Slaide st. Sato6s Del unb Der grfoIs,
Der baour9 ersisIt wurbe, beredtist mid
ba5u, bafsIbe alien dbnIi9 9sibenbeu 8es
items 81 empfsbIsn. Sie srts anpsnbuns
wirtte wie eth @unber, uub Der seitusiliss
9ebrau9 Ses SsIs ~De,binbsrte cine @is'
bertebr Der friberen sroBen fafi unausfsb.
li4en Sdmersen.-g. 8. &inn, 5srauss
ssber bes .&epubIitaner", gaentoun, Ya.,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-09
AGaemeim 1T oie Anergennnug,

lGseuein 1T Die AaerRenunus,
ueI9s Or. aussf &6nis's s. M
burger SamtItsns Webtainen
su GbsiI wtrb. - Wrs. aIseier anb Wars.
Butter, beibss iebr ssa@tste Grauen unies
res Dorfes, tbeiIen MIR NIT, baB fs um
teineu Breis uaebr obne bic 5amburser
SamiIiemR ebiain en-, (Eropfen iOs
pobI ais 8ruittbee), I'M 5auie ieiu m0@'
ten, ba ibuen beibe MtiteI wertbpOae
Dieufe e~rwieisu bdtten, - 10 i@reibt 5err
Solspb S4oIse tn Brcotpins, Ba.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-09

SEER 6etei6ueno 10 IS, bab Bel benz
nm1us Der @~spubIitaner am Sreitas abenb
has Seminar Der grssbpteriamer runb um
iiaminirt mar. Die 5erren batten Bel
geIesenbeit bss Siesss tn Snbiaua ibr
Oebdubs aud i&On bsIeu&tet. Da iOate
ma bas 6alob b0reu, mem BET gsIesens
beit zines bemOtratii9em @abIfesss Elm
Bfarrbaus Obsr iOnif eiu tatbOIii@ss @es
bdube erleu&tet wdre. Wsun bic @slision
aus Der PoIittt bIsiben ioa, uts ibr Germ
faset, waruul treibt ibr bsnn ioI9e aaotriu 2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-09

Sn 8. Sepi's Drp.@ oObssM armcr'
BaIaf, Ode Der Z. unb WainitraBe, fnbet
man cine retdbaltise auswabI BON Bintsrs
Daaren, weI&e tu mSsli9f biaisten
preiIen psrtauft werbsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-09

.Das 2Si&tiste, mas aus ber Isstsn
Sssbtratbsfsuns sa bsri@ten III, III bie
grknnuns 8. S&iuins's gum Dassmsi,
fer. gas &spubIitaner warsu bafar, bic
Demotratsn bassssa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-09

Das gotnm bss Staates Soma fur
RrdFbsnt @a,felb 1T nod Bel 8eitem
ni9t senau bsfimu,t. Dte Webrbsit wirb
Don 40. Bis 7os unb iosur 80, 900 anssse'
ben. $4,000 pirb wobI Der Wabrbsit isbr
nabe tOmmen, cine psraweifsInbs Wsbrbsit'
tmmerbtn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-09
2sei(enoe asentea
5err s. 8. Globe unb e. @nssl.
4reis- ~ErmdBigung.

90 bas gof:9otto fir 3eitunssn mad
europa srmasist wirb, 70 werben mir pom
J.. Oct. an, bic r@asstteA mad irsenb cine,
sbreHe guropu's gu $500 per Sabr fem
ben. 9us 1T ~pabrbaftis biais ssnns.
S5r t6nnt guern Betaunten unb Sreunbsn
ta europa teinen srOssrn @efalien tbun,
ais usnn Sbr LINEN bic r@atette~ fdidt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-09
erseSaik Der 2sa6f IN Sadfsu 60.

Gum RitsIisb bes gonsrsHes warb &.
Roie, gum gounip' glert D. 6. WiiaIer,
gum @eeorber W. Dunn, gum Superuiior
im 2. Difriet CIR. GarIsp, im 8. Difriet
u. opener aub i'm s. 8. Manberf&eib cts
udbIt; Iautsr 9emotrateu nit ausnabms
.Speueer's.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-09

pie A6enoIise Der SuinOis Central
giisububn nod benz Often ssbsn in 3a'
funft nm 9 l1br Al Minuten, stpas ipdter
aIs friber, ab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-09

G6teass Rarftbsri&t.
Ger ItItsraSD 8. R0s. 1850.
Dsi3en.-Ro. 2, $l.O2.
DeIf4toru.-40 CTS.
6afer-298 Bis 29s @ts.
Butter-26 bis % Cts.
gter-l6 bis 90 gts.
@btstp-$l.1l.
S4wetne-$4.5 so Bis 4.S0.
@tnbpteb-$2.0 90 Bic $40.
S&wetnsHet 9--$l3.75.
ct. 8oxis Warft6ert9t.
Ger asItsrapbJ 8. R0s. 1880.
@sttem-rotber, No. 2, $l.0la.
WeIf4torn-395 bis 40 Cts.
Safer-2os bis 500 gts.
S&pstaefsti&--sl4.oo 90.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-09

g. (6eint, buB has S@arIa4isbsr
epibemiI6 tn Der Stabt a%uftrttt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-09

Die episoofif III iett pirtIi9 In 9u,
buque aussebrO&en; bts srantbeit tritt
absr tn 10 wenis sefdbrIi9er Gorm aut bab
srobsr S&aben ni&t au befar&ten if, 70
fast uns bsr geterindr, 5srr sIeHti&.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-09

Serr S'auf grant, RO. $50 Drains
ifraBe, bat cine srOBs auSwabI BON 5dtsn
unO &uppsn n~sueifsr Woben, usIde Su
ben biliaften Yreiien pertauft uerben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-09
An Eiaeat6amer pom 2sferoem!

@ebt 3u eurem apoibstsr unb fault cine
Slai4e pom 6. albert SmitbS
rHoofsL Liz uid', bas wsItbsribmte
6eiImittel fir pferbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-09
NemsAorf &arttbertMt.

WewsDotI DtRFttueftWI.
Ger GtIssrapD. 8. Rss. 1886.
Wetsen.-Milwaufee, Ro.2, Sl.174.
6afer-Sst Bis Al gts.
BeH4forn-sem. 10. 81 bis SO g..
S4w etneFetfa-$l5.0 90. ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-09
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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-07-02
NEUROLOGICAL Specimens.

A Highlander who did not understand
the value of mineralogy, was employed
by scientist to carry bag full of stones.
The Scotchman, seated i'll an inn told
another how he carried the bag of 'the
mad EnglishmaI:
"There was one," said he, ''who gave
me his bag to carry, by short cut, across
the hills to his inn, while he took the
other road. Eth! it was dreadfully heavy,
and, when got out of sight determined
to see what was in it, for L wondered at
the unco weight of the thing; and man,
it's no use for You to guess what was in
that bag, for you'd ne er find out. 1t was
stones"
"And did you carry it?"
"Carry it! Man, do we think 1 was as
mad as himself? Nae! Nael l emptied
them all out, but L filled the bag again
from the cairnnear the house, and L gave
him good measure for his money"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-07-02

coniuror, this habit enabled him to
achieve feats apparently miraculous
1t is told of him that, visiting friends
house where he had never been before,
he caught a glimpse of the bookcase rs
he passed the halt-open hbrary-door
In the course of the evening, when some
of the company expressed their anxiety
To witness some specimens OF his power
he said to his host:
"Well, sir, L shall tell you, without
stirring from this place, what books you
have in your library"
Come, come," said he, incredulous'
ly, "that is too good.
eve shall see" replied Houdin.
"Let some Of the company go into the
library and look, and shall call out the
names from this room" They did 50,
and Houdin began: Top shelf, left
hand, two volumes in red morocco
Gibbons Decline and FALL next tc
these four volumes of half calf; 'Bos-
Wells johnson 'Rasselas, in cloth
'Hume's History of England, in calf, two
volumes, but the second one wanting,
and so on, shelf after shelf, TO the I'M
speakable wonder of the whole company.
More than once gentleman stole into
the drawing-ro0m, certain he would
catch Houdin reading catalogue but
there sat the coniuror, with his hands III
his pockets. locking into the fire.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-07-02
How He Was Hurt.

One day, dc wn in the Peninsula, after
McClellan's battles, a wounded negro
was really very badly hurt. He was a
plantation negro, and entirely a nom
combatant. After he get better he was
describing to the doctor one afternoon
how he had been hurt, and did it in this
manner: "Ye see, boss, L was on de ole
plantation when dem Yankee gun-boats
dey cum up de ribber. Ole massa and
misses had done gone days afore, and we
niggers were lef on de plantation
When we see de Yankees comm up de
ribber we all run away and hid, in de
woods. By-um-by de boats began to
shell de woods, and Lord massa what
a noise dey did make. Shells as big
as flour barrels were frowed into de
woods and knocked trees down. 1t was
awful hot, / tell you; 1 thought the
world was a comm to de end. De Mig
gers prayed, but it didn't do no good,
as de Yankees only frowed demore shells,
and lie Lord seemed deaf to de petitions
of the culled persons. Some of dem
shells would go high up in de air and
say 'Whar is he? whar is hep like as il
he was lookin for somebody. Den by
um-by dey would say Il see him, / see
him. I see him, and wild dat dey would
bust and all de little pieces go skirmish-
ing around de woods after de niggers.
1t was one ob desc little pieces dat kotch
me in de leg, and dat's now L got hurt
IL was a powerful warm day, massa, q
powerful warm day, L tell yer. "-BaHt'
more Gazette.