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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-05-04
GurreIpnn0en,.

mii@en Brieteri9att nno Ole
neue 8eiision fir Die Staats.
iduIen na6 oem Better bon
Waaet Greer, Sbto.
9sutsn, bic BON &sIision unb ibrem Sits
teussist teine Soee babsn, oSsr tsine baben
uolen, Iiest bic &eIision ni6tsbeffoueniser
i9psr i'm Wasen. Otsis S6atiaGe fol-
aber ni9t 70 su uerifeben isiu, aIs polten
biels Ssrren fir bic &slision unb ibreu gu,
ten ginfuB uuf bic msni4Ii9e @sisui9ait
propaganda MAIDEN. Sas wirbs ia bieien
5erreu nidt einmaI i'm S9Iafe eiufauer
@s ideiut ibner nur eiuSuIeu9tsn, baB man
obne ReIision ni9t gut fdbri. Die 9e.
f9i9te Der 8ersansenbeit, ni9t Bios bic
Der @ritIi9en 3eitre9nuns, ionbern aud
bic bes srauen 9eibenibums, Iebrt bic Gin,
i5tspoIsren, baB IS obue &eIision eben
70 i5per 1T, cine Sta%atsresisrun9 su fib
rem. ais elm rubsrIoiesi6if in ben iidsren
Safsn gu lenten. 4bsr pelds &eIisisn
iolte man in eiuem freien Nmerita einfi6
rem, I'm bieie 10 t9ibare eide aus5uflaen ?
Oas g~etsnntniB Der Wetbobiffen finbet in
cen puritaniidsn Staatsn sroBsn antlans
SsIbit 6fisntIi9e &i9tsr seben Elm t1rtbsil
su isinen 9uniten ab, pie bic grfabrpns
Isbrt. limb bod nil bas Ding ni5t flap,
pen, neil bieie 9erren nod ni9t Sabn i'm
Rorbs finb. gon allen &eIisionsbsfennt.
niien ftebt aber Der RatboIisismus TN
ersqten Wiberipru9e nit benz rabitaIen
9sifis unisrsr Gage. Dem Gsufel unb iei.
men anbunse bsbast bieier ni5t. @as
gbriitus i9On bel ben Suben psrbabt, mas
bus gpauseIium bel ben Ssi6sn psri9tIi6
madts, bus 1T es aud beute, mas bic 2sbre
Der air9e 10 usrbaBt gnb usrd5tIia ma@t,
bas 1T IS aud bsute, mas fs ben 2suten 10
lberfaifs ma9t, wsBuesen man fe ms
2an6, mo Der Yfefier, wd3t psrpinI9en
unb perbannsn m69ts. I5er Gbriitus bat
ssiast: Du bif pstrus (6sIs) unb auf
6isisn JsIisn MIL i'd meme &irds bausn,
unb bic gfortsn (DaudD Der 5Sus ieqsn
iie ni@t ~ibsrpdltisen. Bas fam Der CUTE
&atbolit ba anbers sIauben, ais baB 6ieis
Worts Ssiu In grfiuuns ssbsn. Die @ss
i6i9te pOn a5ttebnbunbert Sabren beffd'
tist inn bisiss nod 5u allen tlsbsrluHe.
Otsfs Tbatia9e Tam ~unisren @ssnern aber
ni9t sdnjIi9 unbetannt lein. @as bic
Serren sbsn aus 0tanb unS Danb brinst,
fiubst In benz Bewubtisin ieiuen @runo,
baB fe nit al ibrer Snteaisen3, uns wenn
ie aud bic Der S6ae nod ba3u sepa9tet
bdtten, segen bic wabre &tr9e gbriiti, obus
ma9tiss &inbsr finb. Wie Der Dumb at
Der Rstte wltbst unb beuIt, 70 wltbeu unb
bic Seinoe Der Rtr9e @ottes. De'
bausrn tam man bic aru,e Cripple, aber
bsIfen fam man ibnem ni@t, neil fe chen
ni9t sIauben wolen.
Man bat In ben srfsn b~reibunoert Sab'
ren Gass psriu6t, um Der 0srbreituns bss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-05-04

susrff, bann bic Wuttsr unb suIett BITE &ius
Der tommen, bas bsbast bieien 9erren
uobI ni9t, uub ie mSbten nit benz S6Is
Isnfiriten in TbsiIbaberidaft ssben, ba
bisie @Iaubsuseinbeit tbneu unsrtrdsli9 1T.
@ro6sr SRatb murbs i9on LANCE In Der
96as ssbaItsn, ME mon iid bieien Seinb
aus benz Wese idaffen tSnnte, aber perses
bsns. aue GfitteI, bic bis isst in Nnwen'
buns sebra5t uurbsu, babeu ii9 als uns
sureihsno beraussetent. Die Wittel.
wel4e has S9uImsifsr. 8ldttsl ansibt,
fnb eben 10 madtIps. Der Better BON
MaIst Greet, O., uub Comforter io0sn nur
sufrieoen ietu. @enn es nit benz S1ul:
fonb blsibt, uie es iest 1T unb frIber mar,
bann wtrb bic Welt aud mob ni5t unter:
ssbsn. Wir werben uniere Sbuleu idon
aufre9t erbaltsn. S6nnen mir feine Seq
rer pon 500 bis 1900 Dollars per Sabr
anfeuen, bauu nebmen mir S1weitsrn.
RSnnen MIR tsine Weltnstisn aus uniern
&inbern MAIDEN, 70 bOifen mir bod quite
gbriitsn unS 9etrsue Burger aus ibnen er'
sieben gu tSaneu. Seue &inoer aber,
oensu pou Soft cine b0ber Steluns in bsr
menI6li5en @eisai9aft susebadt wurbe,
psroen ibre Stslluns i9on einnebmen.
uniere 9risfer unb Srbsnspsrionen iino
nitt bic &inosr Don iolS' .eiuR5tsuolen"
&atboIitsu; fe babsn ben GreiiduIen blut'
wsnis su ~psrSanten, ibr Wihsn unb omar
ibr eeiunbes WiTen, perSantsn fie fatbali'
i6en InifaItsn. Oasislbe IdBt fid aud
BON i3situnssrebatteuren &C. iaseu. Cine
SsrfanbescoIscte brau6en mir BET ben
Ssrrsn uon ben Sreii5uIen ni9t ansufau'
gen, ionif iino mir seraoe ar bic unre6ts
Qas(e ye,atbsn. @o ni5ts 1T, ba bal
Ger &atisr oas &e6t us.loren. Wo Ser
itanbssurmutb bsrri5t, ba tit i6le3t Der
ltanoesrsi9tbum iammsIu. q. 5. 9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-05-04
Sie Stimme 9eu's XIII.
Sic Waif6nigtn.

Waria, WaisnfOnisin
Did min Der Wai bssrtibsu,
. isgne fstusn Inbesinu,
llnp uss sn bsinen 8absH.
Waria! Dir befeblsn mir,
Was sriint unb bliibt auf Gr6sn,
8 lae eS cine Simmels3ier
Sn @pttes@ arten perben.
9ebits uns nit trsasr, 5leib,
$ &Dnisin Der Brauen
Die Serssnsblitsn lilisn peib
Aut srinen Waiesauen.
gpr alsn lines Der 9limlsin trsi
Die LAP fsin Sturr1 entlaubsn
Die Spfnuns grim unb iprssnfrsi
Die Siebe unp ben @lauben.
8 LAP bic 9Iumtrt I'm uat IN,
Sn alien Serje1 fprpfen,
unb made fie gum Seilistbum,
Drin ii9 Der Rai eri9lpfsn.
Die Sselsu faIt unt sIaubensarm,
Die nit 8sr;wsiaune rinssn,
Die fummen made liebssparnt,
0amit iis irsubis finsen.
Damit ie slsi6 Der Na6tieaG
SIN 2isbs Ii& eri8pinaen,
Inb nit Der 5reuDs bsQfffm S4aQ
Dir RaieuIieber iussn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-05-04
Gin YrpseB ,pesea Oer 9ei6t.

8ie mir ieiner 5sit mitsstbsiIt, purbe
Der bo9p. Serr 9auIer, Yfarrsr Der ct.
Yatridssemeinbs gu louisville, &p., pon
etnem Bsibsbilbe, wsIdes er, um bic
Bsidts elmer &ranten eatsesennsbmen gu
t0nnen, eriu3t bate, eas Rrantsnjimmsr
gu perlafen, wesen rSeIeibisuns" auf
$4,000 S9aoenerias psrfIast. Das
Weib bei9ulSists Serrn 9auIsr, baB sr fs
NIT @epalt aus benz 5immer seworfsn
babe. Ser Yro1eB Gam Dor benz @sidwo,
rensnssri9t CUR 8~erbanbIuns, unb Der
Yfarrsr, wsldsr feline 0orIaouns erbaltsn
bate unb. neil er non benz Y,o,sB ni9ts
ni9t eri@ienen mar, wurbe usrurs
tbeiIt. Der 9ldSerin ein rS9merjensseIbA
uon 5000 3u besabIsn. gr IeSts iebO&
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-05-04

neuen Polemitern su antworten. bersn @nt:
ifeuunsen unb Srrunsen BON Der Mnmas:
li4teit unb &obbeit ibrer @prade nod
iberboten werben, usrbietet aud idon bic
Wdrbe. gs ioI an uns ni1t febIen, benz
Srieben bic @sse au babnen bur9 itste
9~srflnbisuns Der Wabrbeit; mir werben
ben @esnern, bic bur9 gntitsIunsen benz
8srifdnbniB Der Dinse unb Der Vsri5bnuns
Der @eifer unb bamit Der SeritsIuns bes
SrteSens S9wieristeiten au bereitsn fu5en,
tire iittlide SsrantuortIidteit redt i@per
made ZEN -.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-05-04
Sas wa8t ein semite I'M neasn
oeuti1en Hei6 az tagen!

Ser iibii9s slbssorbnsts 6 in Der.
lin bat, uie bic v8olts,sitans" beridtst,
in elmer tir;Ii9sn @ablrebe w6rtli9 Sols
ssnbss sefaSt: Die S9uIen werben isst
(unter benz cOnisruatiusn &ssimeni) uies
Der Ylanaifdtten Der Gsrbummuns, Ser
Ssudelei un6 Der llniittIidtsit wsrbsn, pie
Is bic SduIsn Dor Salt parsn". Das
uast elm Wsni6 au iaseu iber bic S9us
len, aus bsnen bic 9eIosn BON &0nissrde
unb bas bsuff9e Seer BON. 1870 beruors
sssanssn ftub, bemertt baSu Elm protsftans
Tides Blait.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-05-04
A@ttns tbr Gatbolifen!
9j, gtiiume bss BERT. Bius *.

Sn uniern Easen ideint bic Soriebuns
Der fatboli'6en 8refe cine ~beionbere Wiis
faon eeaeben gu babsn. an ibr 1T es, bic
GrunbidSs bsr Orbnuns unb bes @Iaus
beus bort, mo sielben berri5en, gu bepabs
rem unS fts ba gu uerbreitsn, mo 9ottlos
Vsteit unb cine talts @lei6siltisteit bic,
SeIbsn In gerseHeubeit seratben lieBea. -
gius TX. IN eiuem S4reiben pon 1851.
@ir eriu9en sic i~nitanbist allen berer
NIT current suten @iaen unS eurer @unf
bei3uitsben, bic nit 9eif besa6t unb mi
seniaenber Senntnis ausseriiftet, f@ ar
Bite &rbsit MAIDEN unb Bidder unb 5eitln:
gen 3ur @ertbeibisuns unb 8erbreituns be,
fatbOIii6su 9ebre per6Hentliaen. - @nep'
cIica 4ius TX.
Die Stimme 9ep's XIII.
Lnceat lux vestra coram hominibus, ut videan
Opera vestra bona. Eft Dominus vos benedicat
(9aNst susr 2i9t lsu9ten Dor ben Wsn
j5su, bumit fe euere suten @erte isben
hub Der !9err sebs eu9 ba5u Seinen sc
senD
SEQ XIII. an has tn Barma eridetnenb
gIatt Luce" 9eu6te) anfans 1880.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-23

Don't fail to call and examine our stock.
We mean business, and offer you splendid
bargains.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-23
CONSUMPTION CURE.

In changeable climates like ours, everyone
should remember that Halls Balsam for the
Lungs has proven itself to be q SURE cure fol
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, and all
Lung Diseases, and for a common cough or cold
we guarantee every bottle. It has saved the
life of many, even after all hope had fed.
Many of our most intelligent families would as
soon be without wooden clothing in winter as
not to have Halls Balsam always on hand, for
it never fails to Immediately relieve all sore
ness Of the the throat and lungs. A single dose
taken at bed time will gently warm the blood,
cause refreshing slumber, and by morning an
ordinary cough or cold will be gone. Ask
your druggist and your friends concerning tn
merits of Halls Balsam. Pricefor large bottle,
81.
Remember we keep this excellent remedy on
sale at our drug store in st. Paul, and do most
cordially recommend tito our customers and
all good people. NoYFs BRos. q CUTLER. agents.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-23


Hell Banded Walking
eGrandCh
of the kind record will heeruy $4,000 for their
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-23
Free Novelty Street Parade,

SIM
NATIONS Jewels
the lin
oimrte dexpres
Napoleon cars
illogical Gaden. lens
by the
Wild
irs
thenam tfort
ehour
wat
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-23
MEDICAL.
CURE YOURSELF
FRENCH SPECIFIC
HENRY's CARBoLIc sALvE.

The only SALvE in the world for Cuts, Bruises.
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhuem, letter Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all kinds of Skin
Eruptions. This Salve is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction in every case or money re-
funded. Be sure you get HENRy's CARBo1Ic
SALvE, as all Others are limitations. Price, Is
cents. For sale by oil druggists.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-10

work. He is mounted during the day,
and personally supervises all the labor
The foreman of the stables, II. K.
Bechtel, formerly the driver of the trot-
ter, Hannah n, has sole charge of the
care of the trottcrs and the men en-
ployed in grooming them. George +.
Shultz, with a number OF hands, attends
10 all.thc horseshoeing. Every depart
ment Of the farm is under distinct man
agcment, all Of whom report daily to
the general manager. Accounts are
faithfully kept Of expenses and receipts
in all departments, SO that at the end OF
the month an exact statement can
be handed in. The entire estate is
carried on with the regularity of clock
work, and isa standing example OF thrift
and economy.
Visiting Speedwell from a southern
point, you strike Hammer Creek some
three miles north Of Litiz. Following
up the creek few miles, the large man
sion with its surrounding buildings and
rows OF tenement houses, is seen bcau,i.
fully located in little valley. The home
stead place is on one side Of the creek
and the tenant houses are on the other.
The surface Of the farm is undulating,
and is wa,cred principally by the Ham
mer Creek and its tributaries. This
creek flows directly through the centre
Of the farm, and is bordercd By soft
meadows. The farm is propor;ionally
divided by neat post-fcnces. and nearly
all fields have flowing water. In the
great mansion every room is heated By
4 large furnace in the cellar.
The above Improvements have cost 4
min; Of money" supplied by the gi-
gan;ic iron works OF the estate bu, the
whole thing is now on 4 paving basis.
Robert Coleman, one Of the young men
and heir. is erecting palaii,l dwelling
near the non hills. and several new fur
mace ary Icing built since the rccen:
improvement: in iron trade. The revenue
~ Corlwcii and Specdwel is pr!ncely.
and iudcpendcn; fortunes for every heir
are soon 10 bc realized Aileas; 4 dozen
families haze become wealthy already
through them. and. As the ron hills are
comparatively incxhaus,ible, there is no
telling wha, money Is vet 70 be made
here. Children and grand children have
free access 20 the stables. and ;ally-ho
roach,, travel from the farms TO the
rei.hb0r.ng cities.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-10

beautiful theories are offered there is
much in nature and more in the ycarn-
ings, of men for immortality TO lead
them to believe in future state, but
after all this, after the circle is travcrsed,
we come back to the starting point
faith, and he who has faith that asks
no questions is apparently the better off.
The strongest hold of the believer, and
the weakness of the SCcptic lie in the one
great fact that science cannot reach be-
yond the material world. When the
religionst and the scientist stand ON the
verge of matters. and look before them,
they are equal. Both are reduced TO
/ thcorctiC speculation. Ii one secs only
darkness and annihila,ion, and the other
a world of light, beauty, and renewed
life, the advantages are certainly on the
side of the latter. II one sees bcckon-
ing hands and hears voices that call TO
him pleasantly. where the other only
finds IN illimitablc chaos, there is more
motive power ON one side than on the
! other. With leverage enough Archime-
DIES believed he could lift the earth with
faith enough a man can raise himself
above thcdull machinery Of science and
live in better world. even while here.
In thcsc days the wintry dcsoa,ion.
when al the charitic, OF the heart are
n,cnirdtcd, even those Who IRE the
mos, fascinated with the glamours Of
science. cannot help uotius tha; every
charity OF Importance is inaugura;ed ana
sustained by religious societies, tia;
every really benevolent act ], from the
prompting, cd christian lcncyolcu,c
When ha> science OF ,kcp;Icl,m hyI',clt
founded hospital, eye o'cd a di,lcn,Jr}.
endowed % college, oJ even opened .
fc.ici store All that Us done in that line
~ IA, o!'f e done under the auspices
- the ,hul.lc.. and : there j, any good
~ oLat.V whatever, they mus, have :h,.
credit 90 u, and O. there uo"c. ,,mr.'
..; .,4>' lc allowed ,hd; the prompt u-
motive sooi. /, ma, be urged tia,
Ili the sk whu are helped. an thc,nor
whl IN, Warmed and I'D. are cough, oa.
and mn.~;crcd unto ,rum i hope 4, i
ia'ste 'cwar.!. la' were .t -o the world
a..,i hc ;hc better all were ..4,.3
10 ;ae >lmc Way rh., &, not ,o. boss
ever. Tor Sc are willing O. ,rr!., l.m.u
na'lre W.. some .1.f.:D,- .ia. ne
iea,aHca9,.y from ,ac heart. 4,,u4;cd
I Is genuine Christianity tia, hl,ail,.
.n;u the hah.: o.: s.ojLc,, Wl:h1u: Il
though; rN'ept 81 the lc'io-"aa.. ~ IL
GuiN.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-10
\ SWIFT WITNESS



I1m Cam, wa, vb7, y,r. .,,ll =, ,vi,,
witness, When Tom va, ,o,a ,.ller b,
vas ,or h,mallo,er. and bcw,.,n,,irr9
L. and ,on6d,ny ~, I'D. l,d,,, ~,
wha, 10 do with him last conn / Nv.
yer Branhau pu, Tom unon ~, .,,n5
10 prove ,ha, a drinkin, man ,.uldu',
remember wha, he i.d when he WI,
dr4ak Tom had taken llau, Two dram
thar morning and W., feeling ,p!endia.
lie >worc >,ra,sh, or. ;h5, he 'ouIdn',
The lsd.r J.tn',..A, ,tli. U,J,ar'.
Ike witnesses who were -o wiling and
familiar. and ,1 hc,u, a few rr-.,,,,>
- Tom from the bench
"Mf Cams. w-rcn', ,ou drum. ,,,-
,cfd3, fSuDGl, s"l
The, saw va. N.sr Honor.
And ,uu don; remember +,
"l,'> ,or,rr ike ldfclm. NourIloror.
hu, DO remember VA, awiuu, i, (
LAST night.
"liow are YOU now. NJ. Gam, -
Lam ,olahlcwcW. lthanL Won. Igtc,.
how 10 YOU 30. yourself :" and Tom
bowed humLly. tor he though, the hldec
VI, kindl, ingturin. ate, b,, hrai,h
When the Sheriff had gu.c,rd the rc,,
eral h.llrlty, the Ivdcc sand mir
Cams. Won were drunk Yesterday. which
wAs SUNDAY. Now, where did ,ou find
vour whisky ;"
"In the lug. Iudgc. rish, IN the uir. :"
We'll. sif. where wa, the iag p
Under the fodder stack. lul.c. /
always keen !, There. or IN ,b, >Lr,t ,,.r,
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-10
scEpTlcisM AND SUPERSTITION

I... III, A..t.. Ii..,,..-
rcr,c.,h tric remark and one
Observation-Disclosures,
w,> .,tr f., ,l,-,,.,lr nt YIN, ,,t,
,,.,,,.t,, ,4.rr.,, ~ Cl,,.,,,,. -.
couf.,. i Ma this. tia, .apcr,,.,ion
VA, ,..,,,r.,l,t,. d. .,.,.,,,..,, Ib,,,. +,
no frl,ri.,. nI,h ,,b,,ryrr ou,,,d,. q,
tapan..,n. vh.. = ,1uuo, ~. allied n, Yell.
gion. doe, mo-, rr,,rn, T., h,.beyc,
sosn.t ran.s higher than h.n,..lf some.
,hias I;ainablc better than he 4, pres.
cn, ,uJ.}-. and that docs uo; throw
afound um the guardianship at mora!
principle, aud tunc>. That men 10
Urea. IL. XII 81, o.. Tea, ,a.i., and fc
-,i4lut, q. Christianity D., uo lrsumeu,
against the system. iurttr, So; defiance
Also. a.. tie pam. lrl ',ua.,ic, al lIw.
and fgu .ttt.-N, n' los, oi reputation.
rvr,auI. ucftN. and even hic Tor some
moment selfish .ra,h,4,.on. The
question 5, ao, wuc,.cl men arc bad IN
SIDE 81 Christianity. hu, whether they
wugla nor .r wor>, outside oii,; whorh-
a. i uU.4,..u }, better than lu Atiifnl-
t.0u and ,>i1naf, and SPECULATIVE 4
phtlo,oI is preferable tol belief. which.
though i ue.cy,r.roI,es ia darkness with
/, here. hs, IN clr,it., h.h, i; the end
~ the road
|, INA, weigh a, au .f.umsnt in favor
Of the modern duuh,cr,-lni there are
mans OF them-thlt yif,ac 0, no, !,> own
reward ;hat the majority oi ueoplc re
qulrr something more than the con
soiousucs, OF a duty performed to lead
them 10 pcrform II. The loyc of pra.sc
OF reward J., an ingraincd quality of the
human mind. All work has an aim. and
i, would he miserable world withou,
1t. All oar public school, are conducted
ON the principle OF rewards. all labor has
its end, frs, in gain. second in the lei.
sure and comfort gam !, to bring. and
ii beyond tins contracted boundary of
lite imagination find, another infinitely
superior. to be attained by processes in
themselves excellent. neither the end
nor the means can he complained of
1t is night for people TO desire to rise
higher than ,hcv are. either here or here
after i, is well for them TO he even su
pcrsiitious in their faith if i, leads them
10 order their lives in harmony with the
highest known laws of morality and ac.
tive usefulness. In the turning poin, of
time, at that season when all bv an in
structivc movement look back. however
Ear the contemplation may extend. one
fact must be allowed that the steady.
onward march of all races Of men from
darkness to light have been in exact
proportion to their adhesion TO liberal
Christian principles. TO a religion based
upon freedom Of conscience. There is
no example on record of any advance in
civil villibcr,yunaccompanicdby by religions.
and much as Christianity may have vet
to do. nothing great has been accom-.
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WHAT A NEW YORK PAPER HAS TO
SAY OF THE CORNWALL ESTATE.

i IN houses and worship IN church owned
/ by the estate, which pays the pastor for
/ his regular service. In the family man
sons can be found all that wealth, lux
ury, refined taste, and elegance can wish.
Adjoining this vast iron estate are s4,-
600 acres OF land. The lands lie partly
in Lancaster and partly in Lebanon
county, and stretch away eight miles
| continuously toward Lancaster city
/ Fully one-iourth of all this territory is
vel. adapted to agriculture, ard the re-
maindcr IS grazing commons, meadow
and wood land. In the oldcn days
three iron forgcs made piles Of money
for the elder Coleman, but as time adj
vanCcd and the rich domain was dcvcl-
opcd, the old iorgcs gave way to the
colossal iron furnaces that now make
Cornwall the pride OF all Pcnnsylyania's
iron country.
The attorney in fact for the heirs Of
! 4. ". ColcaIn Col. s. Wilhelm. the
present manager OF the estate. When
young man he was bricklayer.
keen and observing r. ". Coleman
had him ia his employ a long time ago,
and when the non king came home from
England, and Thought, he had discover
81 Ian 20 buFn h1.d coal in an Iron
furnace. the Young OFioklaycr was on the
'"e''. Inc iHT"a'c ~ hii't' DI, IL
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W. wanting. a... undertook ." blild
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BAL am afraid" said lady to her
husband, that am going to have stiff
neck" "Not at all improbable, my
dear" replied her spouse, al have seen
strong symptoms Of it ever sincewe were
married."
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Natfsst ue.' t4s. i,i hrlaw
N.:l droar N.t'.trr. {, /; ami -uoW.
81 a.i pure i.. Topaz AtAb,r Auc
sua. .,s. tsrt..r alI .st,.. tjuc.
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B0-Whai is the difference between n
young lady and a night-capI One is
born to we'd and the others worn in bed.