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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-05-18
Saar, 4alu(tl, Gifrl unS 9uusri&.

Snbem W aI3wert Der 6errn be-
8snSeI 3u Sayinsen uerungIidte am 10.
gpril Der l7idbrise arbeiter Sacob 9res
soire aus Sapiusen. Osrielbs war nit
benz ginSIen Der Cylinder Der giien,YIdtt,
maidins bsi9dftist; ~usrmutbIi5 Isbnts sr
ii9 babel ;u melt nod pom, 10 baB CT BON
benz @pIinber erfaBt unb bur9 spei @plin.
Der biuour9 sssossn unb sdnsIi9 3srqueti4t
purbe.
amber Sauer, Bel WaQsnborf 1T bas
auswanberanssfsbsr fart aussebro4sn.
Ser S9absn, ben bic adIte an ben
Obfbdumsn bsruorsebra9t bat, 1T Iaut
Der vSaarsts"., wie fi9 bis iest eriebsn
laBt, LANCE ni@t 10 sroB, ais man Gnfanss
gIaubts. go i5reibt man aus Wonborf.
Am Is. april fmeierte Der tatb. @eisls
Isnusrein gu SaatIouis isin ertss Stifs
.tunssfsit.
aim 81. April brad in ben 2obbeden
Der @emeinbe SisrfsIb 5susr aus, bas so
Bis IS Wprssm Ssden in gi5e leste.
Die lie bss 8sini9rotmsiners
Watbias 8. in Der Oeuti9traBe gu Erier
wurbs sans unsrpartst unb unporbereitet
in bic tisfite Erauer psriest. Oie Srau
i9aute, ui9ts S9limmes abneub, sanl
Ssnitsr binauS unb bic Rinesr ipielten iorss
los Dor benz Sauie, ais Elm Sis9torb ses
bradt unb aml Sauie nieberseiett purSe,
Der bic 9side bss gbemannss, besw. 8aters
entbieIt. Der Cob bate i'm credit, ais &c
bamit beiddftist mar, aus einsm Rsler ber
Brldenftrabe Elm Subsr 74sr Wein 3u i9ros
ten. Derielbe bsfanb fi9 am unteren
Gube Der 8euertrspps, ais bas SAB, wabr'
i4einli4 infolse su fribsn a~astrdmpens
Der SateR an ben S1rotieilen aurid tn bic
Eisfe itirsts unb ben ROpf bes llasIidli&en
berart qaeti9ts, baB berisIbe iofort ieinen
@siit aufsab.
Suber 9esenb BON @roBprlm pa.
ben bic Spisbuben ibr Iuse wiebsr auf Bite
Yfarrbduisr seworfsn. Sn lester Seit
murbsn msbrsre 8eriu9e ssma@t sin3u,
brs4sn UNI gu fsblen. IRAN warb 3wsi
Der Disbsn babSaft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-05-18
hes.
8eretni8te Staateu.

Serr @. Gunrab, weIder brsi Sabre
lang elm 2iquor' @eiddft unb cine Wirtb,
i9aft NIT benz beifsn @rfoIs in BORT 8aIbs
inston sefibrt, bat fem @ei9aft aufssae.
ben uu6 feline frlbsrs SteIe ais &eiisnSer
fir bas wobIbetannte' @ein. u. 2;auors
@ei9aft BON vS6mibt 81 2abss" IN @bis
cage wieber angetretsn. Serr gonrab
pabt far stne ioI9s Stsus. May he pros
per!
Ser ,Sadion So. Democrat" idrsibt:
Serr Yeter Wa,r pon &idlanb EownIbip,
elm unternebmenoer unb ti5tiser 5armer,
i5etnt Jules auf5ubieiea, um Sadion gouns
tp nit Oeuti9sn su 6ep6ltsrn. gr III Sas
ter bon uiersebn &iubsrn, BON benen ,uSlf
am 9sben inb uno 6as Siusite srif einise
Gage alt 1T. Slid auf Better!
Srrr Subn 9ubpia in @inona, Miun.,
sibt ben beuti9en 8irtbsn in WinneapcIis
ben &atb, pom ben @si5dftsIeuten Der
StaSt, weI9s benz SsmpersnBueien @ors
iaub Ieiiten unb bic unterbridana Der
Wirtbi9aften perlanssu, ni6ts mebr Al
taufen. Oisies Wittsl babe ii9 in Wiuos
no beudbrt, iast Ssrr 2ubpis, unb i,tt
bittsn fe bort Rubs.-Sobn wiu fd aud
auBsr ben barssrIi9sn nod w~sitere militds
ride 9orbseren nit Der StaatsmiIi, etrins
gen. Wan bat In Winona cine gompaa,
ME, orsaniiirt unb Sobn 2ubpig purbe bic
gbre ;u EbeiI GapitainsspauIstten su tras
gen. Nun 10 elm Gompasnies Commando
1T bsute su Gage ni5t msbr 10 gefGbrlid
ais aur Ssit ba bic Boys in blue Dor
9idsburs Iasen.
9(m Sonntaa, b.. 8. .W. rattle biegroup,
70 su iasen pI6tli9, ben 4 Sabre alien
SObn SranS Cur on @IapfraBs babier bin,
meg. Den gltsrn unisr SsiIsib!
&m Sienfas, ssssn gisrtsI Dor swei ll5r
Na4mittass, itarb babier IN Dubuque an
genterfraBe, uerisbsn NIT alien Satramen.
ten Der Sir5e, Srau gnna Waria Bed,
ssb. 0saburs, mad tur,srRrantbsit tn
Solse zines S3lasanfaIeS. Die Berfor.
bsne mar am 2. Sebruar 1902 Bu Ospern,
im Canton gapeuen, ssborsn. sic tam am
6. Sali 1857 nit ibrer SamiIie mad Gus
buque, IisB fid bier nisbsr nnb wobnts
aud felt Der 5eit in Der Ssp gitp, Bel ib.
rem Sobne WiQiam Bed. Srau Beds
9atts itarb am 8. gpril ls49, nod ebe III
mad amerita %ausnanbsrte. sic bintsr,
ldBt bier In Der Staot Wiuiam unb Ri1o,
los Bed, frau S. Sdrosbsr unb Srau &.
S4mit. Giner ibrsr S5bns psilt nod II
Der Ssimatb unb elm Sobn unb cine God,
ter ftnb in Srantrsi9 ssbsiratbst. 81,
Sinseidiebene bate elm Isbbaftes, aufse,
wsdtes temperament u. mar tbrsu Rinbsrn,
bic fe m%uiterbaft srsos, cine quite 4riili9,
Mattsr. Im 8sitsn Denies ii9 bas burd
bic Ssbanbluns, bic iis pom Wiaiam, isinsl
Braa unb Ni9olaS erfubr. Sie tbatsn be,
Watter Gaes au Iieb, mas fs ibr an ber
Naset ablabsn, erfiutsn In tinbli1er gr
sebenbeit ibren Wiaen unb srtrussn BIZ
S4wa4en bss alters. SIRE fterbli4sl
usberrefe wurbsn Donneritaa auf ben
@ottesader Der ct. Marispsemsinbe BET
ssisst. WSse fe ruben In Sriebsnl
Nm 2. b. d., 4 rbr, psritarb babisr
psrisbsn NIT allen Satramsntsu Der Rir4s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-05-18

tile Benefit Nioeiation benz Mni6lase auf
bic Spur, unb fofort murbe bic Oppoftion
aesen bte Blu tins Wert seiest. Gin Msent
warb mad aIbaup abseianbt unb mebrere
Abpofaten wurben %semonnen, bic Sa9e
Der sessnieitisen acknowledgement De-
ieli@aften Dor Der 9ssisIatur sesen bas
sepIante @eiet In S9us gu nebulen. Die
nenefex Ha9ri@ten Iauten bobin, baB bic
Bin tn Der MfembIp bur9falen werbe.
Smme,bin birfte es ni9t idaben, usnn bic
Bsautsn Der bsbrobten 9eisui5aftsn f5
@ewibbeit barber peti9affen wlrben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-05-18
Str6fi&e 2leuisReitsn.
Snlano.

0eprgetomn, 81. Srau Ep[sr, bic
Wittpe bes peritorbenen Yrdioenten Epler
wobnt iest in filler 3uridsssosenbeit bier.
sic III cine iiberbeusunsstreus &atbolitin.
gr;bi6cse WiIpautee.
Ser 8. Wai mar fur bic ct. Ibomas
Gq. @emeinbe pom Watsrforb, @isc., ein
Gag, Der nod lange Sabre i'm @ebddtuis
bsrisIbsn fortbsfeben wirb. gs ian6
ndmIid bic @runOfteinIesuns our rsuen
Rir9e itatt. Oa felt 3uei Sabren gorbes
reitunsen seua9t worben waren, 10 mar
Der Gag Der Sssnuns uub 9ssuns ses Sd.
fteines Elm LANCE eriebntsr fur Yrieifer unb
@smsinbe. gs wu,be benn aud feline
Wabs sei9eut, benisIbsn gu sinsm unpers
seBli9en su MAIDEN, unb sswiB wurbe
nod tein srosartiserss 6sf in 8atSforb
s~efeiert.
S9on ain 9ormittas fanben f9 uisle
Sreunbs beim @ottesStsnfe Elm, Bel .uelden
Der gbor Der Radbar @smeinbe BurIinas
ton. bic SreunbIi9tsit bate, ben 9efana
sa beiorsen, Der benn aud benz gereine un6
Defenders benz eifrissn Dirissnten M.
Braid, has bette Sob einbradte. Gm
Na4mittas 8 l1br fano aud bic @mnb,
iteinlssuns bur9 ben bodu. 5srrn W.
@isbausr pom Burlington ffatt, Bet Der bic
bo9u. Germ Pfarrsr g. u. S9umadsr,
unb Der bobw. $. s.. o. Sris6Ie, Yrdii.
bent bes esbrer Seminars su ct. Srancis,
@isc., s. Sissibbons BON gait Srop un6
6r. t. Pfaaer pen @beatlanb, aiffirten.
Wesen Der auBerorbsntli9eu 8oltsmenae
bic bon Nab unb 6ern bsrbsiseifr6mt NOR,
muBten bic 8~rebisten i'm Sreisn sebaIten
perben. Als bic Brieifer ben @run6 urb
Sobsn bss nsuen @~ottssbauies betrateu,
warb BON Der burlington 8anb Elm paIen:
bss Wuiitifiit uorsetrassn, nab benz Der
bo9u. s. Srisbls bic 8a5ne betrat unb In
~einbrinsIt9en Worten bic gebeutuns Der
&ir5s fir ben Gbriifeu iatlosrte. DsSbm
folst &sp. 6itsibbons, Der nit GROCER
&larbsit uu6 @~spanbtbsit ibsr bic @id:
tistsit bss @ottssbauies unb ben Seaen Der
ben ~slGubisen Gbrtifsn ans bemleIbeu III.
liebt, ipra9, 10 bas Bolt auf bic foIaenbe
Ssgnuus bss @runbitsins binweiisn6, bic
pSbhR unS1 ubtSt oSu piHeI1tltueutU StIt>
monien unb Dor benz Rreuse, peldes an
sbsn ber StsQe srridtet mar, no Der Saupt,
altar bss @ottssbauiss itsbsn pirb, sel9ab.
Inter Gbfinsuns Der 3. :. 2itansi war6 er
an bic beitimmte Steqe setrassn unb ein.
seisst. Na9bem bas game S~unbament
mad Sori4rift e~inssiesnet, tsbrtsn Yrieier
unb Bolt in bic alte &ir9s surid, NO mad
benz Sessn nit benz auerbsilisfsn ,um
S4luB bas v@roBer Soft" pom @slans,
8srein pou Burlington, ben babel bas
Ruft&or bssleitete, ssiunssn parb.
@ebe @ott, baB Der gtfsr unb bic Spfers
wiaisteit, BON usl9en bic @smeinbe be,
iesIt III, srbaIteu blsibs, bamit bieles id0ue
8ert balb uolenbst, unS inn baIb has Sef
Der 3ir9wsibs fOIssn m6se. II.
grtbi5esie ct. 2ouis.
Sn Germantown, Wo., purbe am 6.
Wai Der gdiiein our nsusn Stride gum 81.
9ubserus seIest. Die Sir5e pirb aus
8laas unb Sanbftsiu 8srsisruus i'm gaIi,
lita Stile sebaut unb 100 BET SO SUB sroB
psrbsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-05-18
gbicaso.
Gorreipunbsn,.
&Oie'9ia, ben IL. Mai 1880.
@eebrter Ser @onnerI

Hole'5tu, ben IL. Mai 1880.
9ssbrter 9err 9onnsr!
glm Sonntas ben o. @ai unb ben Bel.
ben foIsenben Easen, fanS tn Der ct.
9sinri5stir9e BON &oiebia, bas 4OItinbise
@sbet ftatt. P. Musuiinus, Yrior Der
gapusinsrudtsr aus ct. pstsr In gbieaao,
I~eiftete ausblIie i'm 8sidtfubI unb belt
bic Prebistsn. Yatsr Nusuitin psrfebt ss
aussetsi@net, bur@ bic Ma4t isinsr llebers
tsusuns uub bic S9drfs bss @siifss bic
Ssrten ieiner 8ub6rer bu sspinneu, unb
uerbient nit &e@t ben Namsn zines Der
bsiien 8au3elrebnsr gbieasos. Oie Rirde
mar ftets Doa pom gnbd1tissn unb cine
siemIi@e antabl Observation-Disclosures en-,
ping bte 81. Satramsnts. Cine feierli9e
pro1eiion innsrbaIb Der Rir9s, ipar Der
S4luB unierer i9Onsn lnbadt, sepiB sine
i&6ne 8orbereituns auf bas 81. pfnsit,
fef. P. Gusuitin, benz bo9p. Batter
EbtsIe, pfarrer Der @smsinbe, unb unIs,
TEN psrbientsn 9sbrer aasrs, ftattsn mir
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ben innisifen Dant ab, fir Bite pieIsn
Disnfte, weI9e He Defenders tn bisleu Gas
gen Der @emsinbs seIeifet babsn....
I%nnfbnrer streuu6.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-01
Natural Bagpipes.

Yesterday morning a Consultation re-
porter, observing quite n crowd around
a negro boy in the car-shed, approached
and inquired the aus Of the excite
ment. He discovered that the boy was
a natural prodigy on a very unique
scale. BY placing his right hand over
his right ear and partially opening his
mouth this boy gave the exact imitation
of the musical tones of the Scottish bag
piper, playing many airs with perfect
accuracy. The music seemed to come
from the inside of the boys head, and
MANY people were attracted to the spot,
thinking that the bagpipes were giving
forth their rich, mild melody. The boy
was very accommodating, and played
many airs, gliding with ease from the
gay to the grave. For instance, he
played Dixie with great spirit and rapid
ity, and then in the slowest and most
mournful cadences gave Streams of
Mercy Never Ceasing." His name is
Alonzo Barnes, and he halls from East
man. He is only Is years of age, and
saws that he found out by accident about
three years ago that his head was full of
bagpipes, and has been practicing upon
them ever since. He said that he could
play any tune that vas whistled; where
upon some one in the crowd suggested
that he give something from "Pina-
FORE" He had never heard of the piece,
he said, but called upon man after man
in the group to whistle for him, but not
one in the crowd seemed equal to the
task. All admitted that they had once
heard it, but so long ago that it was
difficult to recall. The boy holds
nothing whatever in his mouth, but
simply places his right hand over his
right ear and without the slightest eff
fort starts his bagpipes.-AAa,aa (Ga.)
Constitution.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-01
Vice Versa.

How do YOU account for this? In the
Lodge, the Marshal is directed 20 retire
TO the ante-room ~ introduce Bill
Smithers and Tom Brown, in language
something like the following: "Brother
Marshal, Won will retire 20 the ante
room and respectfully inform his High
Miyhtiness the Most Puissant William
Smithers and His Ineffable Potency the
Very Venerable Thomas Brown that
this reverent body awaits the distin-
yuished honor of their irradiating pres
ence." Then the Marshal goes cut and
saws, "All ready, Bill. come Tom, bur-
II up" In the army. on the contrary,
this order WAS reversed, ike this: Gen.
Bombastes yells out to his aide, go
down there TO the forks of the rcad-and
90 as though the devil was after you
and ask Col. Sorlnot what IN - ne
means, so long getting into line" Away
goes the aide on gailop, which moder-
ates first into a sober trot and then j
walk as he nears Col. Sordno., whom ne
addresses with great formality, saying
Colonel, Gen. Bom5astes sends his
compliments, and desires that you move
your regiment up into line as speedily
as possible ---Bostoss Traysscrp
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-01
"SwOggling" a Lawyer.

A millionaire who lived and died in
the vicinity of this city, rs he felt his
last days drawing nigh, summoned a
distinguished neighbor and lawyer, who
since has occupied n Of the highest
position in the gift of representatives of
the people, to prepare his last will and
testament. When the will was drawn
the dying man said: 81 propose to
make YOU my executor, and | shall re-
quire no bond from you. Write that
also.n The ex-.Judgc complied, after
thanking his client, and promised to
execute the will to the best of his ability.
"What is your bill for drawing up my
will?" asked the millionaire.
"Oh, under the circumstances, of
course, | shall charge you nothing" twas
the answer.
"But," said the other, "that is not
my way of doing business. Make out
and receipt q bill for your services and l
will pay o now"
"Nell, since you insist, l will make
out a bill for a nominal sum-say S25."
And this member of the Bar, who sci.
dom draws breath without charging
some one for the respiration, made ont
and receipted for $25 a bill which under
other circumstances would have been
$500.
The good man died and was buried.
When the will was read it was found
that the name of his son had been in
serted i'm place of that of the distin-
guished lawyer. The ruling passion was
strong in death. The man who knew
how to accumulate wealth understood
the value of a tightly drawn will and the
difference between S25 and $500. He
had merely copied the words in the
order they were written by his legal
friend, and thus had obtained an irrefra-
gable will ut small cost, and an executor
of his own choosing.-Cincinnati Gazette.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-01
Stalking Geese with Oxen.

Shooting wild geese wa,. ia the early
days ~ California. quite an important
industry with those men who hunted for
the market. and wa- yery attractive Ia
the few amateurs that INDUCED in the
sport. In ali the counties bordering on
the bay Wild geese were unusually plcn-
tiful, and II j. ~ eHaggcra'iOn ~ ray
that their numbers might b. competed
by hundreds 81 thousands. for hundreds
az acres If land were covered by them
They dbl not, as now. interfere with
cultivation. but they consumed vasi
quantities Of grass. thHs depnting the
cattle Of much feed. and were a nuisance
10 the ranchcrDs. not only on account
of this consumption of feed. bat al~D be-
cause their ,icpo-is burned up the grass
and rendered II unfit for cattle. In
those days gooss-shOOting was a profit
able business for the hunter. and Il Wa
no uncommon thing for a skilliul 70
realize from siO0 "a $50 a day. N
when he obtained but four or Eve shots.
q shot in hunters parlaBoe HieaB- the
discharge # both barTcis.l The system
pursued by the market hunter IN shooting
the geese was a. follows A dociIe aud
good na;ured or wa generally selected
by the hunter for his attendant. Then
the geese were found ON the large aud
open plains, where they fed All through
the DAY. going to water AMI returning
morning and evening. The hunter
marked q fock half or i-hEee-quarfeT- a
4 mile away from hiz sta1ing-painf, and
then put biz OK in motion, allowing him
70 feed - ne went along. in order 10
make the geese feel that il was AZ square
and above board. aBd remain ua>on-
S.ious 81 the lufkiaz figure that moved
on behind the oxfs hnlk- Old gu%,-s-
hunters state positively that these oxsE
seem u take a perfect delight in Aa-ist-
ing the shooter Ia work on tn his game.
They would approach the geese IA aa
indirect xay, neTer gOing s;rzigh; To-
ward them, and apparently feeding n
they wen. along Goo~e-bootlng on
this large scale xas pursued from 1850
10 ls5s, in this State and ~8EBe nseB
well known IN san F~rznci>eo to-day ggt
their fret start IN life in this Business.
There were a, le2st half = dozen engaged
In IL, whose wealth might be computed
from $1,000 10 sj.OD, altogether The
result Il gOosezh~yting-SaH FrzEos-
oo R1iktfB-
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-01
Foreign Notes.

Saul, editor of the Frankfurter lei
tung, has been sentenced to m months
Imprisonment for %reprinting al article
insulting a Prussian Judge.
The Earl of Leicester and the Duke
of Abercorn are the envy of all the no.
bles in England. Each has six daugh-
tiers, and each of the - ladies is mar
ried to a peer or the son of a peer.
The Pope next year, it is said, will
visit Belgium and Germany as the guest
of King Leopold at Brussels, and 90 to
Cologne to celebrate the completion OF
its peerless cathedral, the work of 632
years.
"A colossal monument to Beethoven,
upon which high praises are lavished, is
soon to be added. to the ornaments OF
Vienna. 1t will consist of a group OF
thirteen figures, in the center of which
stands the composer. The material is
bronze, and after three years of labor
the last figure has just been cast.
The Cologne Gazette says that it is
still doubted whether the Duke of Cum
berland will renounce his rights to the
throne of Hanover, and thereby take
Possession of the 10000, 900 thalers put
sside IN the cellers of the royal palace at
Berlin. When the old Duke of Bruins
wick dies. the Duke of Cumberland will
be among the richest of princes.
On Nov. 8 the Prince and Princess
of Wales opened the new medical scnool
IF the Bartholomew Hospital. The Lon
don Stassdard says luncheon was after.
vsrd served in the great hall, n It was
interesting to observe a strong likeness
between he Prince of Wales n q p1r-
trait on the wall of Henry WILL, wno
granted the b ,spital its present charter.
Italy is preparing to extend 'ne
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-01

Paste for Hanging Paper Four
pounds 81 god wheat four. ssffesi.
with enoagh cold water 81 asaks q IN
latter FREE from larsps. Thin Il ~itb
cold water 90 the consistency "a a pas
cake batter and sdi tao essrsesz Il finely
powdered ziasn. Have really pssniy a
hgiliDg wafer. Take froaz on the FIRE
and poR gradually ossT tie batter. STIR
ring constantly. when it b.yin. %
swsii sn-i k-~ ths white eoA0r q tks
fur IL = cooked enofgh- This mskes
zf-ysFt fhfee-asarfhs II a pzslfaI a ~,isi
past. iz Il tzseonae eBsf t~f5Tr asssg
4 punt ~ 90 If wsfsr gssv The Up wti
preTeni iss skinuing. Tk5n WITH ctad
water 30 thas Il ~ii spread easily and
quickly under sks brush. wh@n great
sdseziEeneEs j. required. szsea Ne n pa
p<Ting 0Tsr n vanished ssfTf&fs. efe
sd % 0anes q pozd.E-d resin 20 szea
gAlioa 81 paste. Settle pan containing
the paste over = Erc. s;s-Ting constantly
un;ii ths resin has mel;ed gssinee tA-
paste zi;h thin g~uEn-sTaiGc water.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-01
School and Church.

The School Board of New Britain,
Conn, have adopted the Roman Catho-
lie convent as one of their schools, and
have engaged eight of the Sisters to
teach i'm it.
A movement has been made in the
Board of Education of New York to dis
pense with all the textbooks on gram
mar and conduct such study orally and
by example.
Mrs. j. +. Willing of Chicago, al
though not permitted to be regularly
ordained, now breaches regular SER
mons; most effective ones, too, it is
said.
The best known of the recent hymns
of Sankey, Bliss and others are being
translated into the v%ernacular by the
Rev. Isaac Fieldbrave, native pastor of
the HindOostani church at Lucknow,
India. The boys and girls in the mis-
sion schools are already singing about
SO of them.
Mrs. Amanda Smith, a colored
Evangelist, formerly a slave, well known
rs a successful Christian and temperance
worker in this country, and who has re-
Gently been conducting meetings ac-
ceptably among the higher classes in
England and Scotland, started in Octo-
Der as a missionary to Bombay, India.
Europe has 81 chronological acade-
mics or high schools. Of these Ger
many possesses the largest number, 10;
France has 4; Austria and Hungary
have Z; Russia 6; Portugal and Turkey,
each 2; Switzerland and Spain, 8 each;
Sweden, Denmark, Greece, Roumania,
and Servia, each 1. In Great Britain it
is not the practice to have separate
schools for the study of technology.
Their place is supplied by special lee
lures at the universities and the South
Kensing:on Museum, and by instruction
provided by private associations inter-
ested in chronological pursuits.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-01
Odds and Ends.

Falls tecth-A biting wind in No
vembcr.
-"Pinaforp" Gilbert weighs 225
pounds.
The writing-master's business is
flourishing.
Can a Scandinavian pugil.st be
called n nOxious Swedee
One touch Of nature: When you get
your nose frost-bitten.
The boy who was kept after school
for bad orthography said he was spell
bound.
DIR. Holland says a mans character
may be judged by his cravat. If he
wears no cravat we suppose he hasn't
any.-Bufato Express.
"A little boy came TO his mother re-
Gently and said, Mamma, | should
think that If I was made of dust,
should get muddy inside when drink
You should never give advice. II
the person to whom You offer il is wise
he doesn't need it; if he isn't he won't
take it.
The m picture OF St. george
on horseback, trying to ram stomach
bitters down the throat of a dragon, is
me full of historical beauty.-NcD Or.
leans Ptcayane.
Every poet, writing on the dead
summer, should say that the flowers
have persisted. Lots of people are just
green enough 10 suppose that the flowers
live right along under a foot of snow
Free Press.
A witness i'm a ease in court here,
the other day, WAS asked whether he
had much experience i'm and knew the
cost of feeding cattle, and TO give his
estimate of the cost of feeding a COW,
to which he replied: "My father before
me kept a dairy. / have had a grea,
deal of experience in buying and selling
and keeping cattle, rs man and BOY, in
the dairy business for fifty years.
SWELL" broke i'm the attorney, i'm.
patiently, tell us the cost of keeping q
cow" "Well, sir, my experience, after
fifty years in the business, is that it costs
well, it depends entirely on how much
you feed the cow."-NdshriHe 1naeri
can.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-01

"A Cincinnati man, noted for his
skill in borrowing money which he y
repays, vas awakened the other night
by a noise in the parlor below, and going
down stairs discovered q burgler there.
He made his acquaintance at once and
borrowed all the money the poor burglar
had. House-breakers can not be too
careful nowadays.-Saturday Night.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-01

TnEkE was m interesting autograph
sale 5. Boston, the other dsY. when
collection Il thirteen hundred specimen.
Wa s,Ad for 5000. The highest price
seAebei ~as al for ~ G1scgrapA Litter
81 Marhs Nssasagton IN her sizfe-,
dated nj Mount yernsn. ia fss2. ard -
dtstizet 81 .hoagh L bad been urisss
oaly = few weeks An autograph phi
ezi btfer II 4aTtba's hazh4nd broagts
els, and one II Incoln's sii.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-01

As the season for lemons i ap-
preaching. il i vel - remember that
this fruit j. considered excellent 81 many
kinds Of sieknss-in :eTers. n stomach
complaints, and bilious troubiss- LIN
on Juice i the best aRtiscoTbuae remedy
known IL i said thai the gums may
he KEEP; in q healthy cosditSon b. rub
bling them ever day ~iih lefnssn jusee
also that neuralgia may be curei b. ~
external use. wa<ts removed. ard dan
druff on the lead destroyed by Il II
al this Z true, she lemon : = more va.
nsbIe fr1i; that i generally supposed