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The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-07-15
4 HEROICBOY,
How Twelve Year-Old Lad saved
His Sister from the Flames

On the top floor of a five story brick
tenement house No. 964 Third avenue
reside the families of Henry Seib and
Jeremiah Morrissey. At s o'clock yes
terday morning fire broke out in the
apartments Of the Morrissey family,
which rapidly spread, and the adjoining
rooms were soon in flames. The Seib
family managed to make their escape
without much difficulty, rushing pell
nell down stairs. Their neighbors
speedily joined them, and also gained
the street. In the haste and confusion
baby belonging to Mrs. Morrissey was
left on the floor ofthe kitchen and the
strange commission was not discovered
until several minutes after the family
had left the building. Meanwhile the
fire had gained Roadway and the kitch-
en- was filled with smoke and flame,
which poured in dense volumes from
the half open doorway
Oswald Morrissey, the twelve-year-
old brother Of the imperiled babe, rush
ed up stairs, entered the room and se1z-
ing the child in his arms ran back with
it to the street. His clothing had caught
fire, however and after he had been
rolled in a blanket it was found that he
was badly burned about the arms and
legs, but the babe was uninjured. o.
valid was attended by physician who
dressed his wounds. The damage done
to the building and contents amounts
to $500.
A pot ofwax was set on fire, by acct
dent on the third floor of the tenement
house No. 247 East Fifty-ffth street yes
terday. Mathols Thiel, who was attend
ing the pot, threw it into the hallway in
her fright and set fire to the house. It
was damaged so.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-07-15
Milwaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE, July s.-Flour- Nominally
higher. Wheat-0pened firm; x higher; closed
firm; No. l hard, 1.O6; No. ], 1.o1; No. 2,
95H; July, 81; Aug, 9l5s; September, s614; No.
8, Ss2S; No. 4, Sc; rejected, nominal. Corn-Firm-
err and in fair demand; No. 2, 3515. Oats
Firmer; No. 2. 242s. Rye-Lower No. l, II.
Barley-Fimer No. 2. TO-
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-07-15
No IIOSnital Needed.

No paatial hospital needed for Hop li,,crs
patients, nor large saaried talented pulcrs tell
VIVA. Hop Bi'tcrs will do or cure, a. they tell
cures q, home. Neu York independent
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-07-15

THE receipts Of flour and grain in
Chicago for the past six months add up
a total Of 63, SIC, 400 bushels.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-07-15

Rome spends $4,000 on it's public
schools, of which ten years ago it had
none at all.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-07-15

Cincinnati by the democratic conven
tiOn
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-07-15
COMMENTS.

The lady enumerators enumerated
the best.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-07-15

MAJOR JOHN STRorHER and Capt. Man.
]y Brown qarrelled, at Warrenton, Va,
until they were angry enough to desire
a duel. A meeting was arranged for
the following day. The principals and
seconds were promptly on the ground;
but the Major declared that he had no
weapon. This caused delay, and at
length a pistol fell out Of his pocket.
Thereupon the Captain accused him Of
seeking to avoid a fight. The Major re-
sented the charge with a blow, and q
hard fight with fists onsued, the Major
being whipped and his honor satisfied.
THACKERAY we think it was who adj
vised people not to depend too much
upon the face in Judging people. And
he tells us how he once followed man
with the ugliest mug he ever saw, and
found that he WAS carrying food to a
sick and destitute widow with six chill
dren. A great believer in Thackery
having read and pondered over the
story, selected a man with villainous
face one day, followed him up an alley
to sec what widow he was going to re-
lieve, when the villainous man knocked
him down and stamped on him. And
when he crawled out Of the alley some
time after, his watch and money were
gone. He thinks he will rely on ap-
pearances in the future.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-07-15

MANY people are under the impress
sion that England stands at the head of
all the Continental nations as regards
the number Of it's periodical publica-
tons. Such is not the case. Germany
heads the list with 3,77S; England fol-
lows with $500; and France comes
next with 1000. There is then a great
falling off. America boasts 1920, being
more than the three nations above
named put together.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-17
Sefgif&-Snxemburs.

I'm 8. Sanuarse sen baIb elf l1br
gfa9ts brad 5euer su SrsiIinssn aus, bas
orsi 5duisr IN Ii9e Iests. Mut. Seller,
Sean elefie unb Rid. Bad p~srIoren Mqes,
mos fe batteu nur bas gts5 alein waro
s~erettet. Die gsrIufs b~ssiisrn f5 auf
$500 5ranteu.
Die @eometer bes s abafers
beS Santons arIon babsn cine quite mott,
utrte Betitiou UNI @sbaItssrbSbuns an bic
Ramusr sinssrsidts
SIM arroubtfemen Rsuf9as
teau fnb foIssnbe gruennunsen su S16fs
fen sem,a&t uorben: ~ s~fsnois, 8. s.
@eraro, gu Ereur, s, @orbiou, su 2ibtn,
s. Gurarb unb gu Susnp, 5. e9aiOrou.
Gum B%ataiIIous abiutaut
TT Der 5auptmann u. S9eib, Elm ssbores
rsr Stast 2urem6urser, pom &esimsnt Der
@atabinisrs ernaunt worbsu.
fur ben . pon StraBsu erbieIten
BITE felgsueeu @emsibsn bic folsenben
subtle: Samuee lap ST., Tintignp
2,s73 5r., Sorrieres 1,sss ST., Strais
mont 597 5r., Bouisnp 1857 If /, arbrs'
6ontaiue 69s st., 50 1913 5r., Saintss
Narie I,2l7 St., gberain 1000 Sr.,
Nont' les Ban S,57s ST.. unb gusuou
l,lo7 5rantea. 'GL
DaS o sri9tsbofper al Der
GribunaIe su War9e unb RsufSatsau III
p:rmebrt uorten.
gu Greece 1T an Ssrru Golettss
StsIe, Serr 6. 9eussr, Rotar gu @ranSs
Nlenil unb gu 9ranb WeniI gum Hotar
Der Notariats : ganbibibat su Sabap Ias
@srus, s. 6. 5. Gi&OTsn eruannt pOrs
ben.
Der Courier bes Irbennes CON
War1e 1T psrurtbeilt worbsu Ssrrn 9rsus
let, wesen GbrsntrdntuSs 1000 ST. su bes
5a5lsn. Damn bat SOS Slatt bic Rotten
gu trassn unb isin 9sfastss gu wiosrrufsn.
am 81. Sanuar fanS man su go.
uiae { ssSois eiuen Rns9t i'm Staue Der
Bittwe 2sroy lissen. ben elm Pfsro berart
aber bic S1lifs ssidlasen, bab sr bswuBt'
los ntebsrfisl. Der Wann i9usbte spis
i4sn 9ebsn unb Cob, ais man TIN aufbo6.
am 10. Sanuar entIief Der tous
SuRb bes 8irssrmsiifers BON am6erloup
aus benz Staae, big gu Sprimont suei
5unbe, ~ Comp pier 5unoe unS cine eau
unb warb ;u 8ouarur eri9Iassn. Wan
traf Sorf@tsmaBressln.
auf Der giienbabu Spaa Currents
bours fsl elm Srsmier pom 3use unb warb
ausenbIidlib lbsrfabrsu unb set0btet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-17
es
0eretnt8te etaaten.

81 9n~rembarg (aIiion), Dubuque
Co., wuroen am Donnerifag ben S. Sebr.,
pie i9ou ssmeIoet, burd &sp. ObsrbrSd
ling tn fsisrIi6em So1amte ps,beiratbet 4:
Ssrr Ni9oIas Anbre nit 6 a.
betb un9su. Ssrr Nt1oIasuuss
nit W Gnbre.
IN Der So8beit betbsiIistsn t6 ibsr
200 Yeriousn uno sins ss bod babel Der.
Nus ct. Oonatus batten iid &risr, Batter
II. Sobn, Setter SspIsr, Sofimann, 9outi5
II. .. u, eiussfunoen, bsrsn Ramen mir
ui9t erfabren tonnten. tlnb beim eilten
bic Safe aud nidt gu i5asq. Osnu bic
bon Eete, bss: Worts fu5ren erff Wontag
brauf iibIi@. Der Batter Mnbre TT 40
gIuinsen, Canton Rsbinssn uuS Ssrr
lungs, Batter, ~ Befort, Canton g5terna9
ssbcren. Die Srdutisame unb 8rdute
e,blidten bier in amsrita baS 9i8t Der
BsIt unb omar In 9ibsrtp E~opnibip, in
benz Sursmburs lisst. SsiI, Slid unb
Seseu, allen I'M neusn Stanbe!
ans aaepss, Sspaunse Co., Mld. ,
l9rsibt man uns, baB bort pisIe 2eute, bss
ionbsrs i'm Winter, Ssi6dfttsung isben,
barunter natarli9 aud Sismli9 3urembur,
ger, bsnn mo Rnb bic ni9t9 I'm Reuaus
nee III sutss 9dnb fir Sartfru4t, bod es
III alles aufSetauft. BslonSsrs tommeu
fs in Siren Sa!oon 3uiammen, no bas
9auptquartisr 1T. Ste Siren finb 4 Bird,
Der unb itammen pon SonbsIinsen. sic
MAIDEN CUTE @eiddfts; better ais irssnb
Elm anbsrss 9ei&dft Der Staot.
timer tii6tise aselt, Serr Sol mn
Sung tn RolItn9ifone, i6,eibt uns fol.
senbe traurise Ra9ri@t: Nm 81. Sanuar
eridieu p!6sli1 unsrpartst Der WirsenseI
In @sftalt Der fur8tbaren 9ppbtsritis In
meiner TamiIie 70 omar, bab pom %. Bis
gum 81. uns brei liebs flsine 8inbsr aus
u~nierer Witts sntrifen porSsn finS. Wii
bieien bret ertranttsn nod brsi anbere su
ski5sr 3sit an bsrisIbsn Rranfbeit uni
t4wsbten a9t Gag. lang 10 ~ iassn Sm;
i&en 9sbeu unb Cob fe fnS isSt auf BEN
Wese Der Beferung. Die 8sriforbeusr
waren 8, 5 nnb 8 Sabre. Ssnts Ser,
Sung: Der 9srr bats ssssben, Der Ser,
bats ssnommsn, sslobt isi Der Nams bss
Serr!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-17

9uremburg. 0i9t sin Sober bsst ab,
i5su Dor benz @sfausniB unS bispsilen
ptrb elm 8erssbeu hi ue,ibt, UNI aui sts
uise Sett Roit unb 2osis auf Staatstofen
;u senisBeu. 90 i4Ius stu armsr EsufsI
orsi 5snfter In sinem Saus in Der arfenaI,
itraBe Elm, um uerbaftet ,u psrbsn, mas
audi aliosIsi9 sei9ab. gor 9eri3t ers
tldrte CT, Der 9unser babe ibu su btsisr
Sanbluns setrtsbsu. Nuf bic Bsmsrtuns
bss Sorfsenben, bur9 sinfa5e Be!t.lsi
bate er Ia isiusn 3usd errsi9sn t5nnsu,
Obas Ssmaabsm S4absn su5ufissn, ant
mortete Der Ansstlaste, bas BON Inn anses
wanbts WeittsI iei isbsnfaus prObatsr.
1aoler. DdbreuS bic Eo&tsr Der
Dittpe o., GasI6bnsrin, am Ra9mit.
tase bss 90. Sanuar sssen 8 lbr In ibrsr
S4eune arbeitste, ssuabrte isIbs tu ibrsm
sr6Btsu S9reden. u!s fl1 bisisIbe pISsIi9
NIT &au9 anfiuIe. Rod bepor bic Oorf.
bewcbusr auf bersn SIlfsruf sintrafsn,
ftanb bic S1ssue unb bic Wobaung In
Branb, bod selans ss bsnislbsn sinsn
GbsiI Der DObnuns su srbaItsn. Der
SsrIuf Der Samilie OIL. besifisrt fd aui
circa 500 Sr. uab LIT Surd tsine Aiiscas
rang sieai8aft sebedt. Die trant su
Bette liessnbs Wattsr elite auf ben Rul
bsr Eo9ter i'm Sembe unb barfuB auf ben
Spsi5sr CUR &sttuns ibrsr baislbit bspo.
ntrten Yapiers, nobel islbs fi9 msbrsrs
SranSpunSsn Susos.
9nremburg. Serr Sacquss 9raas, baI
ebrsnpole GntIa1uns ais Notar srbaltsn.
0srieIbe III bur9 sinsn S1Iasanfaa se,
Idbmt worbsn.
Bic Wablrn In Der 9smsinbs Sells Eui
bur@ bic Rssieruns srlnbIid rspibirt NOR
ben uatlrli3 Su @uuifen bss 8argermsi
fers, iast bic .euremb. &c."
8ettembnrg. Gin Uo9snmartt 1T ba
bier in's 2eben setrsten. MQsm aluiasiu
mad pirb bsrislbe inner grSSere Bes,u
tuus ssuinnen unb sinsn frsubisen Nuf
i9puns nsbmsn.
&Gri9. Nm %. Sauuar purbe Be,
armsn Sss , Iss cine sroBs Srsube bersi
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-17

Z. Wirs pom allen Tbeilsn Der tatboIider
Welt bic abseorbnstsn Der ttniuerftdten
ataosmten, Der Semtnare, go0eeien uni
anssrer eeiffli4en Snftituts mad &om ton,
men. Die Dsputationen werben pon Bi,
i96fsn unb anbersn 8rdIatsn ssflbrt. gln
9. Dtdra 1T a%assmeine 0orperinmmIuna
I'm 7. Worsens Sodmsfe Dor benz alta,
bes beilisen Ebomas BON gquin nit elmer
b%eionbsren Seits Prebist. 0aralf feisrli9s
aubien3 BET benz Pupfe.
9ie fatboliide ltniperiitat gu 20Uen in
Selsisn sdblte i'm Stubtsniabre 1878 Biz
1879 1910 Stubirenbe, uopon 1921 BEL
gtsr uaren unb 119 Nusldnber. Bon ben
Gusldnbern seb6rtsn % Srantrei9 an, 2l
5ouanb, Is 9ursmburs, IA Deutidlanb
&c. @nbe Rousmber 1879 ,dblte bic Uni
perftdt bereits S5 S9aIsr mebr unb bic
Sin5si9nunsen bausrn nod fort,
Re9t Grfreuli6rs beridtet man aus
benz liberaIsn rWutsrffaat" Baben: Su
Sesug auf bie Sonntassfsisr f1nb pom
Winiferium bes Sunsrn bi: Be3irtsdmter
neueffens a~nseuieien morben, barauf ,u
a4ten, baB alsn 9sbrIinaen ieitsns Der
Weiffer bic gum 9siu1e bss @ottesbienfss
an Sonns unb 5siertasen erforbsrIi4e 3eit
nt9t ent5oaen werbe. gbsnio blrfeu iu.
gsnbli9e Irbsiter on Sonns unb Ssisrta
gen, iowte wdbreno Der Don ibrem SeeIior.
ger gum &eIisionss, 8ei9t, unb Rommus
niorsunterri9t bsffimmten Stuuben iibers
baupt nitt beiddftist msrben. au5 1T
bas Spielen, Defenders @arfeIn, aud iei
tens Der grwa9ienen an Sountasen nab
rsnb bss 9ottesbisnifss unteriast. grapo !
SIR ben erlsbistsn tatboIi&sn giI5ofs.
fs IN 9tortbamptOn iol Der gapif aus b,ei
ibm pom Capitol uorsei5Iassnsn gsrionen
ben Wi9r. Yatterion, sirsn isbr selsbrtsn
@onpsrtitsn, aussspdbIt babsn.
GIN ID. Sanuar fanb su Gotre Dame
tu Baris, tn 9sssnpart 6ss gr,bi4ofs,
pieler Winifter unb 9anbesusrtreter Der
fsierlide 9ottssoienft ssIsssntli9 Der &am,
nlsrer6fnuns fat. @repp's SernbIeiben
iel isbr auf; @ambetta polte - trant
ietn.-Dte. WiIitdrssifIidteit III alis nit
s42 sessn Ill Stimmsn absei5aft.
Der Sumberr 9orf3epsfi gu 9ueien,
9ensraIpiear Der grtbiOesie 9nsien, Saus.
prdlat bes papffss, III mad Ianssn Qeioen
am Ia. Sanuar IN 9nsisn ssfiorbsn. Der
ielbe wurbs TIM Sabre 1904 ssborsn, matts
ben 5eIb5us pom Sabre 1881 nit unb
putbs TN Sabre 1855 gum Oombsrrn sr'
r1annt.
Cardinal Reumanns SsnntniB Der 8.
S4rift 1T 10 sroB, baB fe mandmaI ans
Wunberbare srenSt. @r ideint bic bsiben
Esfaments auf ben Sinseripissn su tsnnsn
unb beIest iebsn Punft isinsr Brsbtsten
nit 8ewsiien aus ben beiIissu Ba9ern.
@r III stn lebsnber Yrotsf bes Srrtbums,
baB bic 8atbOIiten bic SibsI ni9t fsunsa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-17

tet. 5err Neb Don Gid, Iiss sine Bee
trd9tIi4e Suantitdt 2s6ensmittel usrtbei,
len. 49,
Suremburg, l6. San. Dieter Gage Bat
ots eursmburser arddoIosiide @eisuI9aft
ben S9luBbanb Der In benz Don Neinah's
i9en SamiIien Ir5iu beFnuIi9en g6arteu
uno Ooeumente uer6fsntIidt. Das Bert
3dblt 800 uub CL&X[ Seiten une briust
auBer Der anaIpis BON ni5t ueniger ais
1899 Ootumenten, eiaeu Stammbaum Der
5amilie Wobr be Walo pom IL. Sabrbuns
bert an bis au gnbs bss porisen ,Sabr5uu,
osrts, no elm S~priBlins (uie IS i9eint Der
Issts mdnnli4e) biefss 9auies cine Baros
ain Don Reina9 bsiratbete iowis Elm Res
glitter, portu aIe bic in isuen Atten iauris
rsnSen afamen in aIpbabetii9er Srbnusa
aufsefibrt finb. 6srr Brdfbent Wirtb.
Baquet, Der bieie mibiame Irbsit unter.
nommen, faat feline W%uBsiunben tn wirs
bigger Weiie aus uab eruirbt f9 immer
srDBsre 8erbienfe UNI bas O%aeQsnifabiuur
Der l%ursmburser 9ei9i9ts.
Reuborff. I'm asenbe bss 20. Sanuar
sesen 10 ubr uurben bic Bebauianaen pom
W. grir uno s. S6ia. EasI0bnsr, bur5
cine SeuersbrunR SerffSrt. 0as Sseuer
eatftanb am Strobba5uert Der g.bauluns
D., wdbrsnb bic Samilie bsi5dftist mar
oas Broo aus benz 9adofen su holeu.
Wan sIaubt ben llripruns Der 5euersbruuf
IN Der 5ei3uns bss 8adofeus iu1en Az
oarfsn. y. 1T psrft@ert unb erIsibst einen
SsrIuif poa circa 1900 ST. %. aud off
%iecurtrt, er!eicet einsn iolden BON uabeau
1000 St. Der 8ierbrausr, 5r. 8. Suud,
~leiftete nit isinen OisnfIeuten unb elmer
5susriprtse DsientIi4s 9ilfe sur Ddms
pfuus bes 8ranbss.
Gs geben 3wii9sn 2~ursm6urs unb 6oIs
lamb gang eurioie Oiuse Dor. Su ud9itsr
Rr. Hdberes bariber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-17
Saar, 4alo(tl, Giftl mo 9unsrda.

MeS. Gin am Is. Sanuar auf ber
giisnbabnftrsde pom bier mad 9%uremburs
porsstommsnsr giisnbabnuniau bradte
bic SniaHsn zines bidt befsstsn Ysrionsus
pasenS in 9ebenssefabr, inbsm Der Wags
son, Der isdife TN Suse, sntsleiffs unb
cine sroSs Strsde melt, an bret @drters
baus5sn uorbsi, auBabalb Der S9ieuen
wsitsrssi6lsift wurbe. Das 9ei9rsi Der
SnIaiIen wurbe pon ben Beamten bes BUS
sss nibt asb5rt; Elm in benz @aaaon NIT
susi Rinbsru ii6 befiuoenber @ilenbabnbes
amter perlieB In Der b61hsu Wotb bas
coupe, ertIsttsrte bas Dad unb fonute
nun nit Der SusIsins bas Sisnal seben,
worauf ber 3us gum 5aIten Tam. Sas
Der Wasson mad Der gntslsiluua uidt UNI.
firste unb bic ua9folssnben Wasen nit
ins 8erberben rib, muB lebisIi9 Der auss
sessi1nstsn RoppsIuns bieieS Waaaous aus
sel9risbsn werbeu. Der llnfaI bdtte nd
5u elmer aataitropbe entiesIidffsr Mrt ffeis
germ t6nuen, ba, wdbrenb Der Wasen Bee
reits aubebaIb bss @slsiiss lief, Elm @ls
tsraus benz 9erionsn3us besesnete Der ers
itere tpdre fir ben Sau bes umfiraeus bes
entsleiitsn Bassons obne Swsifel In Die
Crimmer bes letteren btneinsefabren. 2eis
Der betsen bic Wassons Der Rei9s.g iien,
balm TN Snnern teine Marmuorri&tuus
Bel 0tebenbofeu wurben In Be,
sritsn Bo9s bss Sanuar uisbsr 3mei D6!'
fe sei4oRen unb 3uar elmer pom Blrosr,
mstftsr @roB pom Sainseu, Der anbere Don
u%ntsrnsbmer Rreu,sr,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-17
0eiessebung fur 2anoSfueGte.

D. Saif Ou, perebrtsr 9sisr, uislei5t ie su
gttsIbrit ;ur Ssit bss 9ursmbursil9sn
8unbss Contingencies ieIis auf benz bSISsrs
men Yie,oe ssrittsn, obsr BEL Der rartole:
rie" auf benz Bapisr vs~eifaRben", obsr bait
Du pieasi5t bet benz Item obsr 2teu Siaers
battalion in g5ternab ODER Dtettr1 grbs
len ssse0en, oOsr In Der SsiIissnssiif ga.
ierne 81 9ursmburS bsinl Sdser.B Battalion
TrlbiaI auf Notsn ssbIalsn, nun, bann
lsie bislsn artittl ni5t. Du psiSt baRu,
mas CT entbdIt, bsun bann bat Dir Der
Sourisr bic Rrtsssartitsl uorsslsisn uno
BON bisien SrisssartitsIn nil i'd sbsn iprs
den.
vglus ,us aus benz S~trafssiesbu5 fur
bas RrieSsuolt Der 6 n D a 1t~, has 1T
Der GitsI bss 9sfi5sns, has isbsm bIaubs.
bedslten a5rs9nunssbu9 uorssSrudt TT
unb bas aus bic militarrs9tlibe Wsisbsit
satbd!t, bic Elm 9ursmburssr Satsrlants'
uertbsibiser gu pi1sn n6tbis bat. Der Sas
bait tisisS 9eft6ens wirb iebsm v8ausr@,
bic fpesiele Ssjsi9nung zines sroBbsrsos'
li9en &etrutsu, BET isinsr @intlsibuns uor'
seIeisn unb bamit CT fe ais alter Solbat~
nt4t persiBt, bafir wirb pdtsrli1 baburG
seiorst, bab He tim ale Monate auf appsu
uiberbOlt uno In Der .Gbsorte" (NiIitar'
unterri9t) erIaute,t unb ertldrt wtrb. 5ar
bas Rriessuolt Der .Ssema4t" 9ursm'
burs's wirb wabri4sinlt4 aud fold Gin
AusSus bsfsbsn, aber mir betamsn bsnisl,
ben nis Su @sH9t, unb CT tounts uns aud
ni4t wobI iu @sfi9ts tommsn, ba mir als
eanbratte beim vRrisssuOIt Der 9anbma9t'
unb ni5t bsim ,RrisssuoIt Der Sssma9
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-17
@roR9er u III.
Spe,ial Gorrsiponbsns Der ,@a,ette'

Spt3'ul SotteIpunpehS OCT UVa5ette {.
sius BEN eaurttaIs, Cube sss Sabrss 1879.
rluiere 2anSsspdtsr babsn f1 am 10.
DECEMBER In bic Wsibna9tsfsrisn bessben,
na9eem fe ansefi9ts Der i9rsdIi1sn Rdlts
unb Tbsueruus In bieiem abnormsn WaiBs
iabre nod uorbsr cine milbe llntsritatunas,
iumu,e uotirt batten, um bamit ibre Bd5.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-07-23

Ir is startling, says the London
Lancet, to discover how little we
know of the commonest forms of
disease. For example, Il "cold."
The truth would seem that what we
call cold-taking is the result of a
sufficient impression of cold to re-
duce the vital energies OF nerve-cen-
ters presiding over the functions in
sNecial organs. If this be the fact it
1gNeasy to see why. nature has pro.
vided the stimulus of strong fit OF
fneezing to rouse the dormant cen.
ters and enable them at once to re-
sumo work and avoid evil conse-
quences. It follows that the natural
inclination to ward off the effects oi
chill is to restore the vital energy
OF the nerve-centers, and there is nc
more potent influence by which to
attain this object than a strong and
sustained effort of the will. The
man who resolves never to take cold
seldom does.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-07-23


A MousE ON A SpREE.-A mouse
recently intruded itself into q lady's
chamber and found upon her toilet
table a small vial of whiskey, which
it is but fair to soy, the lady used for
the benefit OF her crimps. The vial
was stoppered with paper cork,
which of course was saturated with
the whisky. Tue mouse nibbled
off the top Of the cork and finally
succeeded iu drawing it, and then
regaled itself with what the paper
had absorbed. Under the stimulus
thus secured it had made its presence
in the room very evident, and care
full search for it was promptly in
stituted. It was soon discovered in
the drawer of a bureau. stretched at
full length on a comfortable bed.
dead drunk. When it was removed
and thrown upon the ground, the
shock restored it to partial conscious
ness and to a staggering effort at
locomotion. Moral: 1t is not safe
even to smell the cork of whisky
bottle. -Norristo,Un Herald.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-07-23
A NEW AMERICAN NOVEL. - TIL,

A NEW AMERICAN NOVEL. - The
American novel, which everybody
has been sitting up O. nights so long
waiting for, is coming at last. 1t is
no playful thing to write q great
novel, and SO fourteen girls in a
Western seminary have set them.
selves about the work with great
earnestness. The story is being print
ed from week to week in q local pa
per, but the girls have so much to say
and expand their sweetness to such
an extent that it is doubtful if the
paper will live long enough to print
the conclusion of the story. Each
girl writes q chapter in turn, and
twelve chapters have already ap-
peared. They rather convey the
impression of twelve first chapters,
as each girl has written about her
own splendid fellow, with his lovely
necktie and cute mustache. If this
great novel is ever finished the most
Of it will probably be set to the
music of waltz, with plenty of moon
Gsht and ice cream interludes. Phil
Nelphia Times.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-07-23
Little Sermons.

The eyes of other folks are the
eyes that ruin US.
The only disadvantage of an hon
eS- heart is credulity.
Whoever learns to stand alone
must learn to fall alone.
Bewars of him who hates the laugh
OF a child, or children.
10 indulge a consciousness oi
goodness is the way to lose it.
, Under our greatest troubles often
lie our greatest treasures.
Justice is like q glass, which can
not be bent, but is easily broken.
de who waits at the gates of by
Fd-by enters at the gates of never.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-07-23
Approved May IA, 1880.

AMONG THE LEApERs. "A matter
which, from its peculiar horror, I
am not likely to readily forget, was
a visit made to the Hospital de San
Lazoro, at Havana, the home of
lepers. This ancient and terrible
disease finds many victims among the
low caste Cubans and the poverty
stricken Chinese, though it reaches
it's gaunt fingers into better society
sometimes. Leprosy is either in
herited or induced by poor food, and
especially by eating stale fish. It
seems to be fsh-eater's disease, in
fact seldom prevailing at any great
distance from the sea. Leprosy, as
seen in the West Indies, is simply q
dry-rot. The soul of a man is i'm
prisoned in his body long after he is,
to all intents and purposes, dead,
and, with all his mental faculties in
tact, be must endure the gradual
falling apart of his earthly tene-
ments, awaiting with what phil
osophy he may the hour when the
cancerous agent shall touch a vital
point. This may not occur for many
years; it may happen on the morrow.
The traditions of the hospitals do
not point to any individual case Of
cure whereby the patient may gain
ever so faint a hope. It might we'll
be inscribed over the portal: "Let
those who enter here leave all hope
1~ob.nI -