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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-14
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Ser BON benz R6Iner 9iebertrans sur
5eier isiuss fiufSisidbrissn Bsffsbens per
anffaItste internationaIs @eian9wettitreit
parb am II. ausuit nit Der gretsusrtbsi
lung besnbet. 8ssnbst eissntlid bod nidt
gang, bsnn Der grsispsrtbeiluus foIstsn
nod bic benz 8srsnisen sswibmsten GbsiIs
bes prosramms, bic Befieisuns bes iuff
poqenbeten Dom.s, bic 8sfdtisuns Der
bifforii1en eddie ROla's, Der Wuieen,
unb bic greurHonsn mad benz Oberrbsin,
benz Sisbensebirse &C. - Was ben thnff.
lsriidsn 1bsil bsS Geifss anlanst, 10 bat
In bieism puntte DRESDEN ben 0ossl
absei9oHsn. Die bortise xiebertafeI, bic
iton au1 Is. tn Der erften beuti9en Slafs
BITE soIbene Wsbaiue fir Rupft unb Diis
ieni6aft, ssitiftet pom 5ersos BON Sa9'
fen goburg. @otba. iomie 1000 Wart baar
erruussu bate, feste am 10. aud bet Der
gontnrrens nit ben ibrissn Siesern -
Rsben gsreine nit ie w~enisifens 70 Sdn'
germ, bic i@on friber ben erffen preis sr,
baItsn battsn. = Su Der b69fen interua:
tionaIen @bren. 8Iafie trusen .wet beIsis
Dc unb elm bolIdnbi4er gsrein
bic ausseiesten greiie bapon. Die bsibsn
miteonturirsnben beutf9en 9ersine sinaen
Ieer aus. Oie Steser waren: la societe
Royale formulation BON gerpisrs ben er:
Fen Yreis la societe chorale La Con.
corde" de Chenee ben 3weiten Yreis
Rotte's Wannenfoor BON Rottsrbam ben
britten preis In elmer Bonn bsuti1sn Saiisr
ssfiftstsn sroBen soloeuen Wsbai0e unb
1000 Watt Don Der Stabt 6SIn. Der
Drssbensr 2isbertran3 erbieIt oils Breis bel
benz Wsitsr @.ttinsen apsi pom Der bsut
iden &atierin ssfttftete pertbpoue 6inef'
i1e gaien. - Der 8ertsbr auf ben &bein
Dampfbooten nimmt fortudbrsnb su. SIN
Suli nabm bic @eieui5aft, weIder bts
goote esb5rsn, 80 1000 Mart mebr Elm,
ais i'm goriabr. = Der Sdabeu, wsl9s,
bas linwsiter ON l8. Suli In unierm armsH
@tfeIs&rste auseridtet bat, TT uirt'
lib auBerorbentItd sroB; BITE S6dsuna
bsfslben sebt ibsr 200, 900 Mart btnaus,
Die SsIber In ben bstroffsneu @emeinben
fnb s~rSBtentbeiIs ME abraf1rt, BON grnts
teine &sbe; unb mas Defenders trauris,
pisIfa9 III bic @dettrumms abseiduemmt
unb tn Solse befen auf Sabre binaus tetns
Bsfteluns msbr m6slid 5ofsntlid fin
ben it9 rs1t 3abIrei1e Ser5su iar 5alfe
bersit; has gebarfniB 1T in Der Chat i9rei
enb. = Bonn Nieberrbetn fommen
bstrdbenbe Ra6ri9ten iber bic grnbte.
SrlbtartofisIn fauIsn unb' Spdttartofeln
sebsn ansit ~ Bsfirdtuusen. &ossen
Tam wesen Der @ane nidt stnssbra4t wsrs
ben unb wd1ft aus. Wenn aud Weib
frudt unb @srfte gut ftebeu, 70 fnb bts
5erbftausfSten bod traurtse.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-14

Die Rettuua etues weoafteurs

. fee Der .Snouffriol S,aA,
Nlb,u, Jowa, 20. Nat 1880.
Mn sge, bic 60 anssbt.
BRIT Bersnissn made Id nadfoIssnbss
Staismsnt: SD Int ndbrenb Der lsstsn
apti Sabre an elmer Ntersnfrontbeit une
probuie 5ahlreide SsiImtiteI. BITE mir nut
tbeilwsiie unn asitueilrs 2inoerung per
fHoftsn Wrrne,'s Safe 0iersn uno ss
Der, 6eiImittrl purbs mir empfoblsn. uno
mad p,m @ebrou1 perlisken MID Stmer'
rnb S1pdts unb ih bin beute It uno
aefauo SD bin pollitdnois bacon
hberasuat, taB Barns,'s Safe Rt.ren uno
Qsber 6stlmutel ois bette Weniein III. uno
tam fe mi sutsm @su,Reu anoeren EN-
pfehlsn % Us Sfamm.
SD bessuss hermit, baR I'D lett febsn
rnbspunEs 5obren praftijirenoer Arst bin
unb baR I'D in ptslen dron,i4en Sdaeu tn
fneiner g re Barns,'s safe Rrsrsn unb
9eber, 6silmutsI empFsble. Auf msinen
Bath q, braudte O B. Siamm. Der He'
batteur, oisiss uerihpoqe SeiImrttsl.
u. u &amap 2, R. o.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-14
WtSeonHn.

General @rantw trb In Wabifor
am eriien Gage Der Staats Sair eintrsfer
unb bsr @ait ber StaatsasrieuIturseiel:
fGaft Bis ndditsu Wittwo9 Mbenb fem.
Ra9 ben GusH9ten su idlieBen, wirt bteis
Staatsfair bic srOBte iein, weI@e lie In
bieiem Staate ubsebaIten worben III.
Die mineral Boint giienbabu.
seielidaft bat sa s~rifiren aufseb0rt, ba BIZ
Balm @isentbum Der MiIwaufee unb ct.
gauIet gompasnie ssworben III. Dis
Balm bat rs Sabre lang ais unabbdnsis.
Yeieti4aft bsffanbsn unb ioQ sine Der ft
am befien rentirenben im Staate fsia.
9as neue gourtbau 8 BON Outa:
sauie Co., has tn NppIston srri9tst pirb,
foa $50. $50 totem.
Bon SanespiUe wirb betreffs Der
Gabadernte has Golsenbe mitsstbsilt: Su
biefem Sbetle bes Staates betreiben bic
FARMER nebsnbsi aud ben Tabadsbau.
Die bret Counties Dane, Rod unb Ssffers
ion tieben faff ben sanSen Tabad I'm
Staate, unb bas tIeine Dorf @bserton, an
Der ct. 9anl, Babn, III Der punft, no Rdu'
fer unb Berfdufsr NIT chamber In 8ertebr
treten. Dies Sabr brinst uns Ste rei&fte
Eabadsernte, beren MIR uns ie erfreut bas
ben. au3 Der preis peripri4t rs9t LOB.
uenb ~ werben. &c fnb bereiis Raul.
fentratte Su 8 unb 81 Gents anssboten
uorben, bod baltsn einise Der probnaen.
ten nod surid, neil ie nod msbr su erbaIs
ten boffeu. lin benz 9eisr einsn Hesrif
bacon a. seben, mite Der Gaba6sbau fi&
Iobnt, erwdbnen MIR, baB I'M aanfiafeu
Sane pom Ndsr 1900 pfunb srsieIt ruer,
ben, bic unter normalen 0erb6ItniFen benz
FARMER 1928 e~tntrassn. tlsberbsm IN ouf
cine Tabadsernte ftets ulebr 0erIaB, aIs
ant cine Weitenernte /; fe bdngt ni&t 10 iebr
pom rlnsesiefer ab. Man f&dbt, bak @is.
confin beusr lber 81, O00, 900 (2) nit Tas
Bad perbisnen wirb.
uebtr bie &ronsbeeren, grnte idrsibt
man pom &tpon: Das PFiden Der IRONS.
beeren wirb tn bteien Taseu beginner unb
ii@ iebenfaus susuabmswsHe lobnenb ers
rpeiien. 8telerorts IN bic Rronsbeersn.
su9t ein iebr wt9tiser Bstrisb. SIM poris
gen Sabre mutben aIIein auf Der Wiscons
fin 8auep Babn 20, 600 Barrels perI9idt,
uub ss betBt, ba6 bic ct. YauLg Balm etua
has ndmli9e Quantum bef6rbsrt babe.
Die Yrsiie wsrben biefss Sabr usrmutbIi9
ntsbris aasfaaen bis iest murbsn nir IS
fur bas Barrel sebotsn. $2-$3 uuter benz
Dur4i9ntttspreis. gs werbeu etua lO,s
900 Msnf&em betm 9ftidsn sesen auss
fommIt4e 9ersituns Bei9afisuns fin
ben. geionbers betbeilist an Der Rrons,
besrsn5u4t 1T Der frlbsre @ouperneur
Bon letter grnbte bis bieis
grnbte beliefsn f9 In WiIwautee bie Rus
fubrsn auf Is Wttuionen BuibsI @si5sn,
2 MiIIionen SaB Msbl, Is Wiuicner
Mais, gsrits 8 Wiaionem. Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-14

Sn Wirt6urs tastsn am 8. unb 7. aus
suft bic OeIesirten bss beutf@en Sdnsers
bunbs. Der @siammtpsIbanb beffebt 4.
3. aus 80 ginse~Ipetbanbsn NIT insae.
fammt $4,000 Sdnssrn. Seitens Ser
Delestrteu wurbe Der sinifimmis unters
fiiste @unid mad baIbissr abbaItuna
zines Sdnserbuubssfsffss Iaut, unb ss III
ansf4t auf beTen 3uifanbetommsn in
elmer sroBsrsn StaSt. Cur @ef9dftsfibs
rang wurbe Der baierii9e Sd~nssrbuub ae:
wdblt unb benz preuBH6en Sd~nssrbunb In
66nissbers bic 8erwaItuns Der Sanser.
ibertraaen. 0isielbs bsfbt aes
~senpdrtis elm 8ermSssn pon lber 80, 600
W. Inter ben gin5sluerbanbsn 3sist bas
rssfte 2eben Der babii@e Sdnssrbunb
u. u. bat sr ber Wittrs Ronrabia Rreus
gers 200 W. Sabresrente Susewieien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-14
6rantret@.

Gin idrsdlides l1nweitsr perbseris aui
81. Ausuff bas Nrrenbifsment BON Suffice
in 6rantrsi4. Sc feIsn Sasslf5rner pou
Der Dide zines gies. Die Weinberge,
MaisfeIser nnb Obfbdume Ittten fdwer.
8ieI @sfdseI uurbe eri9lassn; aud ben
9iuiern marble GROCER S9abeu sussflst.
6aft Iberaa wurben bic Senifer 3eridlusen,
iowie cine un3abI pom 9d9srn Serft6rt Obsr
btnpegaerihen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-14

iolsn babel Bwei Rinber srtrunfen iein.
Set @iefenffeiu hotte fa BITE GIutb ellen,
boo ssfaut.-aud aus benz bateri
6o4lanb fommsn sablrei9e
Beii@te aber bur4 9oduafer beidaoiste
ober rpesserifene Brldsn. Nus 5auo.
usr (5ameIn, 8ebrenien, DieOsrisr Sop
psnbrisse &c unh Der 8rouins 9 a1.
len Defenders in Der @esenb n0rbIid bss
Sttersberses. perben anbaItenbe polten:
brn4artise &esensiHe ssmeIbst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-14

einen GbeiI Der arsnfraBe iowte cine
Strsde Der @ottbarbbabn tbeiIweiie ser,
ff6rte, tbetlmetie NIT Sdutt u. Steinmafen
lberbedt bate. beren Wesidafuns msbs
rere Gage tn anipru9 nebnasn utrb. au4
fDqen tn Der au @urtneuen asb6risen Zip
v@ornern" fiebensebn Stld &tnbutsb bur@
etnen 6sIsfura estSbtet uorbeu fem. -.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-14

Die 8uiammentunft bss @rafen gbam:
borb nit benz @rafen pon garis bat am
IL. .. in Gbdrb rp am @snfsr See fatt
~sefunben. Der 9ersos pom gbartrss mar
bubei susesen. @raf gbamborb 1T tn
gbuubty uon elmer sabIei9sn @sisns
l&uft anse!ebsner 2esittmifsn empfanssn
rporbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-14
Snfubr on Rinbpieb, Wole unS BauboIs
,eist eine bsosutsnbs Sanabme.
Gin Sropten Der 6reaoe III jes
> nettt Dorte. l

"SVs ASVSbCs
n ston, 9unberion 60 q. 8.
Or. Q, Pierce, Buffalo, q 3.
Dor bret Monatsn braaen srose Sdwd
rem u. @ei6wnre on msinsm @eiht, R6rs
per unb meinen @Iiebern aus SD per
i6 ,ffte mir Sbr Golden Medical Discov.
cry (Soloene meots'uiide @nioeduns)
uno b,e yPurgative Pellets (abfibrenbs
Bia3en), unb nadbsm I'D isds SIaidsu
a,brau6fe. btfinbe id mid beute tn gutter
@eluntbstt Aas isne bdslideu Sdwd
ZEN Rno ssbsiIt uuo meins 5aut III wieber
tn natirliQsm. ssianbsm Suifanoe. Sd
bate bereits s'sIaubt, id tonne nidt furtIi
werosn. SbsIsid i'd ibneu .msins Dant:
bartlett MUIR i9uad aus3uotiden usrmas,
10 1T osnnod Elm Eropfsn Der Sreubs tn
ieoem Worte. bos id i1rsibe.
slufri4tis Der Sbrise,
JamesO BeIlts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-14
B ateru.

Das baisriide 8unbssidisBen Fnbei
beuer tn Straubins fat. gs finb bie3u
bereits iebr uisle, tnituntsr aniebnIi1s
preiie s~sipsnbst, 70 Elm 86nissprsis 3u
1000 3d., mebrsre greiis gu 500 W. uiu.
@as bas nadfidbrise beuti9s 8unbsss
tn Winden ubslanst, 70 ftnb bic
uon Bisn ,uridsstsbrten GomitemitsIisber
mau9erIei @rfubrunsen rei4sr sewors
ben, bic nd4ffen Sabrss baieIbf sur gsrs
uertbunq ~aeIanaen uerbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-14

am Is. unb Is. ausuft marb In ber
Wan&ensr @orftabt SenbIins bas Srss'
coS.mdIbe, bic Senblinser Bausrni&Ia4t
bon 1705 barfeaenb, untsr toIofaIem
Weaf4enbranse entbiiat. Bon ben @es
btrssi&dseu, bic CUR Seier eri@isnsn ma,
rem, batten bic Miesba@er cine Gabns unb
nod etne Gromutel mitsebra9t. bic i9on
bic SenbIinser SdIadt mitsema9t bats
ten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-14
ST. fraaeis COLLEGE,
untsr Der Sbbut Der 8ransisianer 9rissr,
9oretto, Cambria gonutp, "a.
[gtsr Neilen ron GrsTrn ~entftrut.l

@sfiftet i'm Sabre 1858 nit hem gripilesium Diylcns ~
ertbsilen. Die Page IN bic eeiineefe i'm Stadt oas Aaess
benz @ebirst III ipri6rSrtltH bsribmt psseu itnes reinsn
Qpahers, Der friiben Qu1t ub pra6tpraer Seensrter. 4as
StuIiabr btstRnt am 4. Septem T uap eubt9t am 80.
Suni. Die Sufrumtnts sum 2ane.SermeNtu pereen
giraffe s~trabfplst. Us rtreen S6aler TN Utter pen a6t
Satrea an BITS ins Waunssdltsr auetnpntmsr. SetSft-
guns une lnterrtht, I'm gcraus iablbdr, betrdBt $50 per
Sdiion. 9laIfiher uub bdnedsptHenftaftlt bsr Stubter.
plan. Dur 9luttauterrttt giauo uRe ben @sbrau2 Der
Snnrumente S25.,
R~.fersnJsu: Der bo8rireisfs Ssrr GrsbiI6pf DoSS ron
philadelphia Der bp6pIts Sif6pf 3uiss BON gittsSurs /;
bS6p. Batter q. SaIb in esrsttV. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-14
S6Weta.

am Is. Gusuff Bat sin llnmstter ara
gierwaIbtfdtter.S See ni@t nur gum S1absn
Der @~ottbarbbabh, fonbern aud gum S9a.
ben Der Timer Staatseafe arg gebanff.
SnfoIae zines WoIfenbru1s mar Der ioaes
aaunte @ruonba@ Bet GlusIsn bsrart an,
ssf4woaen, bah e. bic bortise Bride unb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-14
ST. 2Harien
SGbfer MfaSetnO.

Inter Der eeituus Der S6uGapsRsrn be Rutrt D0ms laps
BEN Nuttsrbaule Itlrauiet] ,a st. DsHatus,
Sadlcn Qcunt9 Scrd. .
Gitfes Snfttut bat cine ktr aussnstms uHs S%eunss edse,
p DieIsn iiOtt6 bon Dubuque Habt ses ytfRiapst SluN-
ptrittsu. Das lebli6s fcrte es seftss geobl Der 5ss'
hinge. ibr aort&rttt In ben @tFsnitaftsn ptrs NIT Der srOS.
ten Ssrsfalt sepHeet.
@rSss Ssislplast unstbeu sas Snhttut.
Stne Glteru. ptl1e ibreu Rtnbtru cine sriusline, reltsipie
Grjistuus sebeu rpreu. rerstn rctl ttun, peHn Ne TIRE
~ssrtrausn. 9as ~tlfatriet Seastsu bee Sufftries, bic sab!-
los sfsennsntH 8reunes eeHslten fs ~ssHastnss 8sussn Der
5dbtsfeten Der S@msaern.
Dds Snuliabr btatnnt nit hem srRtn Wsutas I'M
September uns tusst nit hem Itsttn DpnRtrfd Q i'm
Sui.
8stinsuussn
SIR 8sf unb linterridt tn ttutT6er unb tnslti&e Syrd-
DE- In ben ssrSbuli6ea fansarbeiien, I'm Stasta Y. ]. n;
iatrlt1
Diane u. @ttrauS bee Snfrurnsntss, riertsiiabnts 1000
9uitdrre, 900
4itber. 81. q. .. &c.,. 500
3etbuen unb W,alen .. 500
Sripat. IintsrriSt in fran,SGf&tr etidsrsi, Saar.
arsstt nnb SlamtnmaSsn, ststdidhrtS 800
WaSs.Nrbet, 200
Die 85slinse psrssn ~ i,ter Belt ans,HomnneH, unO bic
RehunnBen per Datum Stres Gtutritts etteit. Stbap-
lansen ssfhsben, renn utSsIi&. pisrtslidbrfs, spraus.
Cine befimmie 9eit res Gintrttts III teect cu groBer
Wi&tsfeit, ipwpbl fur Zen aprtlbritt etr 3SSlinst, 10 ME
aud fur eas Srenen Der 6taFen..
unterfSiee Der &eItsipn pire ttin SinetrniB fetn be- aut'
nabnie her 3bsltnee, irenn etefsltsn rtaens fne, ft ben elm
s~stntrten Hesein ~ uuterrerten.
Briefs I'M ndbsre Nusfunft a~eersftre man an
Sister Sup. NJ. SEBASTIAN,
H st. Mary's Institute,
st. Donatus, Jackson County, Iowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-14

fur air&su, gabriftu, aiabtnisn i.
la Urn or Saufrtris Greuias fsh.-etrsfRrt
WkUMkU &ithted v. - alfsr, So 2. u.
" " nal ets.. Gtttsas 81. n
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-08-05
A few hours completed our coaling and we

A few hours completed our coaling and we
we're off again for Bombay. On arrival at
that port we heard the news of the loss of the
Carnatic, and the circumstances were just as
narrated to us two weeks before. The ship
struck on rock near Shaduan Island, some
twelve hours after leaving Suez. The passen.
gers and crew were landed on the island. The
steamer subsequently slid off the rock and
went down in deep water. During the night
a steamers lights we're seen by the shipwreck-
ed crew and boat was sent out to intercept
her. Our dreamer's friend Morton went in
the first boat. The remainder Of the people
were subsequently taken on board, and the
rescuing steamer proceeded on her voyage to
Suez. Except that another steamer, not the
Neera, rescued the party, the dreamer told the
story as we'll as it could be told to day.
1t seems probable that our dreamer,s vision
was shown him at the very moment the ship
wrecked people were embarking upon the
steamer which came to their aid, and that the
Neera was not ten miles from the scene at the
time.
1t may be stated, in conclusion, to show the
perfection to which the postal system of the
world has arrived, that the only letter ad'
dressed to the writer which ever failed to reach
him in all his twenty years wanderings went
down in the Cdrnatic.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-08-05

rule? Could report be furnished the hundred
wings it has if there were not SO many tongues
wagging? Silence can still rumor; it is speech
that keeps it alive and lends it vigor. 1t is
to the heart that is kind and gentle that
charity flies and broods quietly over it with
the peacefulness of the dove. There it makes
its home, and by the words withheld and the
kindly word outspoken, we have seen that
the dove of peace is nesting in the heart.
The heart which is filled with bitterness will
give vent to it in words. 1t sees nothing
bright or beautiful, because it looks through
clouded vision. Words are a pretty good
test of temper and habit of thought. As ITO
the pure all things are pure" so as to mali
cious and ill-tempered all things are black,
unlovely and of i'll repute. Words are the
signs of thought, and if the thoughts be sweet
and good the words will be kind and gentle,
free from malice and uncharitableness There.
fore, by our words do we proclaim what we
are the good fairy dropping diamonds from
her mouth, or evil fairy dropping toads.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-08-05
THE IRONY OF LIFE.

But, after all, the irony Of life is best
shown when we consider time with reference
to eternity. 1t must seem almost inconceiva'
Bile to celestial beings, if they have any con-
sciousness of what takes place on earth, that
we, the insects of the hour, who profess to be:
lieve in Immortality and future state, should
live as if our existence on earth were our all
in all. The disproportion between the inter.
ests at stake is so infinite that comparison
is impossible. And yet, practically, the great
majority of Christian men do live as if this
world were everything, and throw themselves
with as much eagerness into the triaes Of the
present as if they were to last forever. What
a tremendous irony there is in the parable OF
our Saviour.
"The ground of certain rich man brought
forth plentifully; and he thought within him.
self, saying, what shall I do, because I have
no room where to bestow my fruits ? And
he said, This will I do: I will pull down my
barns, and build greater; and there will | |
bestow all my fruits and my goods. And l
will say to my soul Soul, thou hast much
goods laid up for many years; take thine
ease; eat, drink and be merry" But God
Salu uuto nlm, 1Aou 1ool, Iuis niSh oHoAi VI J
soul be required of thee, then whose shall
those things be which thou hast provided "
This is the sum of the whole matter. If
we live in the full consciousness that we are
but shadows here, and pursue only shadows
upon earth-that we are but children who
await glorious inheritance, and that nothing
is of real value which does not fit US for our
future destiny-there will be no irony in our
lives as regards our sins and our employ.
ments, for we shall subordinate everything to
the thought of the hereafter. We shall know
how to proportion our interests and avoid all
extravaganza, either Of sorrow or of joy,
thankfully making use of the blessings which
the favor of the Almighty may bestow upon
US, but always in our life voyage keeping
steadily in view the haven for which we are
bound.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-08-05
Seletted goetrp.
THE END.

THE END.
The course of the weariest river
Ends in the great gray sea;
The acorn, forever and ever,
Strives upward to the tree.
The rainbow, the sky adorning,
Shines promise through the storm;
The glimmer of coming morning
Through midnight gloom will form.
BY time all knots are riven,
Complex although they be,
And peace will at last be given,
Dear, both to you and to me.
Then though the path may be dreary,
Look onward to the goal;
Though the heart and the head be weary,
Let faith inspire the soul.
Seek the right though the wrong betempting
Speak truth at any cost;
Vain is all weak eXempting
When once the gem is lost.
His strong hand and keen eye be ready,
For plain and ambushed foes;
Thought earnest, and fancy steady
Bear best unto the close.
The heavy clouds may be raining
But with evening comes the light;
Through the dark are low winds complaining,
Yet the sunrise gilds the height;
And love has his hidden treasure
For the patient and the pure;
And time gives his fullest measure
TO the workers who endure;
And the word that no law has shaken
Has the future pledge supplied:
For we know that when we awaken
We shall be satisfied"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-08-05

WAIT, BoYs.-Tobacco using is especially
injurious to boys before they obtain their
growth. Careful experiments recently con.
Quoted by an eminent physician afford con-
vincing proof Of this He took for his pur.
pose SO boys, who were in the habit of smok.
ing, and examined them closely. In q Of
them he found hurtful effects plainly to be
seen, % having various disorders of circula-
ton and digestion, palpitation of the heart
IL of these boys were frequently troubled
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-08-05
THE VIOLIN.

In lecture which he recently delivered at
the Royal Institution in London, on the con-
struction, the history and the sound of the
violin, Mr.. Haweis called attention to the va.
riety in shape and style Of the instruments OF
the viol tribe, ancient and modern, as show
ing the inexhaustible fascination they possess
ed over the human mind The wood was se.
lected by the best makers of the old violins
with extreme care. At Brecia they used the
pear, lemon and ash at Cremona, maple,
sycamore, and, of course, pine. The
wood came into the markets of Mantua, Bre-
cia, Cremona, Venice, Milan, from the Swiss
southern Tyrols, unlimited in supply, often
mighty timbers of great age-plentiful then,
scarcer now. The makers had their pick
they tested it for intensity and quality. Cut
strips of wood and strike them, you will vary
in musical sound. When good acoustic
beam was found the maker kept it for his best
work. In Joseph-Guarerius and Stradiva.
rius the same pine tree crops up at intervals
of years. A good maker will patch and join
and inlay to retain every article Of tried tim
ber. Old wood is oddly vocal. As sat in
my room, surrounded by these instruments,
could not cough or move without ghostly
voices answering me from the sixteenth, sew
enteenth and eighteenth centuries; and even
the old sayoned sacks and bellies Of unstrung
violins are full of echoes" Taking violin
and tearing it open, the lecturer continued /:
"The violin is made of fifty eight or seventy
pieces. 1t is as light as feather and as
strong as horse. Wood about as thick as a
half crown by exquisite adjustment resists for
four centuries pressure of several hundred
weight The belly of soft deal, the back of
hard sycamore, are united by six ribs of syca'
more and supported by twelve blocks with
Innings. The sound bar running obliquely
under the left foot of the bridge, is the nerv-
Gus system of the violin; the soundpost, sup
porting the bridge, is the soul; through it
passes all the heart throbs or vibrations gene
rated between the back and the belly; on its
position depends mellowness, or intensity of
sound. The prodigious strain of the strings
is resisted first by the arch of the belly, then
by the ribs, strengthened with the upright
blocks, the pressure upon which is evenly dis
tributed by the lining which unites them, and,
lastly, by the supporting sound bar and sound
post and back" The secret of the ancient
varnish, on which some of the qualities of the
instrument probably depend, is still only
partly revealed. Mr.. Haweis believes with
Charles Reade, that it was an heterogeneous
varnish, first of oil with gum in solution, the
colors eyaporated in spirit.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-08-05

OATMEAL.-Give the children oatmeal at
least once day. 1t is genuine bone and
muscle food, and they must thrive Gould
our girls make the morning and night meals
on real nourishment-not pastry-take more
to nourish the brain and nerves, we should
have less of the neuralgia among our women.
Indeed, this oatmeal mush would afford am.
pie food for the last meal, which should ordi.
narily be the lightest, simple, and easy of di.
gestion, securing good sleep, while it may
we'll form a part of the morning meal It's
exclusive 2 sol.s use would do much & promote