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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-28
Die eeftenpreptser nno Die
8oItttf.

Die Bottom gof~, eiu poIitii&es BIatt,
Ssjsn Rebatteur ieIbR protefant III, pros
tefirt In foIaenber @eiis aeaen bic mober:
men qbarifdsr:
sa.rr In bi.iem Qasbe |. elm SReIioions,
.r;ss ANN Musbru1 fommen iolte. % wos
n;T r.; S,r b~eutio.n NuffIdruno faum fir
m5oIi1 boIt.n % Im.r tann mod ,meifeIn
Inn Sinbiid ouf bos Treib,n her }Freimou.
T,rin Sronfr,in 9.Ioi.n. 9eutidionb Sta,
lien sri. Reb ! 70 fonu elm omerifoni,1er
asot,iot bic @etfIi6feit Der proteifautiiG en-
e5eftsn ni6t FIR i6uIbIos boIteu. 91ie.
feIbe N or5steutbeiIs In BE poIitii6eu
!sdmpfe bes qenb.s ~einastrstsn, bsnatt Sas
aou,s @,mibt unb ben Wodbrnd ibres er.
bobensn Beruf.s ,ur Nnfa1uuo unb guts
,anbuno Der gorurth.iIe ibrer Sub6rer. ,ur
Sutfr.mbuuo unb M5leituna ibrer @ebou,
ZEN uub 6.rsen RON Dem Tri.b.u uub Der
hrtAIi6,n Qi.be. Giuer Der .rbitt.rtReu
unb naturalization Rampfbdbue bieIer Sat.
tuuo In SPev. Dr. Veuman In Wem Wort.
meI&er fi& auf Der 6an,eI an ben conn.
faoen In ben b~sftiafen poIitifdsn Ssssreisn
sro.bt. 9ieier Remmau bate inter b,n
S&us. nom Grant bic WsIt umi.o.It. bat
obn. osi.sIi6. 8oumadt bic Reaisruuas.
,oeIber peri6wsnbet unb babel benz Sanbe
nrosfsbr osrob. 70 orose unb nisIide
9ienffe ceisifet ols @arislb. wo er NIT
Sbspb.rS iber bas De 8pIp.r. 8fof,r
.u~nt,rbaubeIte uub bafar $4,000 ,tniadte.
Sp.mmou NOR Der RopIau b.s @raut unb
,0rout ,SbIt fieta ~ feineu aub6reru. menn
or 70 rsdt iiber bic SatboItisn fdimpft uub
Idfert. Sic 8oru,tbeiIe unb Qsib.ui&afteu
Der 8rOtstantsn an,ufadsu uub Az emit.
f1amm.n ffrebt nit benz aau,sn undrifli.
den grnfts unb Offer, bsHsn er fdbia IN.
8Qerbiuas oibt ss untsr ben protsfantif6en
8rebiaern nTidt iebr pi:Ie SsinesoIeidsn,
n ibrsr @hre lei es oelaat, pobI aber abb
.ss mod cine orose 2abI. Bic aIeidfaus ibreu
8orurtb,iIen osffatteu, bah bieielben ibr
lIrtbeil uub ibrsu flaren @slff trlbsn unb
,oerbunteIu. @tr fSnnten bier bunberte
RON Ndasn nambaft MAIDEN, no bas guans
.oelium bes SaGss unb nidt has ber Qiebe
.Seprebiat pcrbsn in. GrtIdrer unb grebi
aer bes sSulidsn @ortss aeisutsu fd ,u
Ben Sanbpsrtspolititeru unb bsidmuttsn
ibr Srsbiaertlsib NIT benz Rotbs Der poiiti.
idsn 9fibs. SIN Quaefdte @ottss erbe.
Sen fe f& unb betsu sesen einen Ranu,
neil sr Ratbolit, neil er Demotrat In.
Sabsm fe ioldss tbun, MAIDEN fs ben
GsutsI ,u ibrsm Sstretdr. grsei&nst aqe
hire fdamIoien Borte aut i9rsibt fe pon
L.. liz. G. ,- A...ra E5.I
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-28
e@6ne S1aIsufdaoe.

Die slasen sesen unfsre 5ffsntIiden
SduIen mebren f9 pon Gag ~ Gag. Bier
pieber Rsues In Der alien M%ngsIeaenbeit.
Su elmer DOT einisen Tasen ~absebaltsnen
gsriammIuns bes BrootIpner S9uI'atbss
ertldrte elm Witsltso, bae uteIe Der In ben
YubIic S9uIen ansefenten 9ebrsr, reip.
9sbrerinneu ui9t etsmal Der enslii9en
Spra4e binIdnali4 ms9tis fiub, ur, BARN
unterridten au t6nnen. Gin anberes Wits
slieb Ientte bic Aufmsrfiamteit bss S1uI:
ratbes uuf bic Tbatia@e, bab uon ben lis
grtneipalen nut 8 unterri9ten, wdbrenb bic
ibrisen ibre 8eit nit Der BeaufR9ttsuns
bss linen ~untersefsltsu 9sbrsrpsrionaIs
usrseuben. -Sn iebsm b%rsifiOdisen S&uI,
bausA, iast Der Wanu, .sibt es Superin'
tenbenten ".-Wenu man meiB, baB bic
2ebrerfeueu In ben Bubble S1uIsn Der
Resel mad nur mad poIitii9sr @unt per-
seben we,bsn, 70 wirb mo f4 absr bic
obisen Ansabsu taum ju wunbsrn brau'
den.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-28

Inter benz SiteI: ,Hsform Der 6ffsntIi,
den S&uIsn' i4rsibt eth ginienbsr on bic
New Dort ,Sun@: ~giR wa&ienbes rsbsI
In ben 6ffextIi&en S9uIsu III bas ginse'
ben pom Setratben Seitens Der IN bsuiels
beR bei9dftisten 2ebrerinnen NIT unbsmit.
teIien iuussn 2eutsn. DEM foute fofort
bur@ sin Rebenseies bes grjisbunssratbs
ginbaIt setban werben, ba es ~ .ni9ts
@utem fibrt. Gin Meni9 obns @si4aft
unb obns Ausf9ten bsiratbst Elm tb6riGs
ties iunsss Wdo9en, bas an elmer S9uls
bei9dftist III unb label R5 bamit ibr auf
unb Idet iubirstt bas @smeinmeien far iei:
men tnte,balt iorsen. Susi Sale bieisr
Att Hnb tnnerbulb Der Ietten 90 Gage In
sinsm S9uIbaufs paffrt. Wir baben fers
ner Ia unieren S@uIen cine bstrd1tIi9e
An3abI S~trobwtttweu, Ia ibre 3abl ma9t
teinen flsineu 8ru&tbeH aus. Damn ba'
ben MIR unter ben Qsbrerinnen cine 3tsu1'
Ii9e 3abI 5rausn. tsrsu Wdnner tn poIs
len, Wabe TN Staube ftnb, fe 30 unterbaI:
ten, uub wsI9e BET ibrsn Mdnnsrn Isbsn
uub bas poDe @sbaIt tbrer Stsllsn besie'
ZEN, trosbem fe aeitweiie sen6tbist finb,
IRE pHi9ten 3u perna@ldifsen. Das
iolte nidt tetn. gtner, Der es meiB."-
Das tf fretIt9 f4Iimm. Mber wie ioqsn
bic aruien 2eute BEN abbelfen2
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-08-05
Sumo Leading Questions.

A young man who looked ms If he
had q heap of things on his mind
but who struggled hard to appear
outwarlly caln, put a five dollar bill
on the desk Of u lawyer the Other
day aud said
Il want TO ask you few leading
questions"
"Go uheal' was the reply, az the
money was quickly tbrgst cut OF
sight.
III | nm engaged to n girl aul |
90 back on her. what can sho do 2
"Suo you for breach Of promise, ''
"But il she COOS back on mo what
can | DO 20
"llurt up another
"jm. Sunposo have presented
her with two dollar fl1. a pair Of
bracelets, \ plusol anl u riul 3"
"rhon sho's SO much ahotl."
"H | believe her iuh'uliion cor
another j, lrt 4 passing wh,m M |
flourish 4 revolver aud talk ot sul
'''', "N'l men .,
nor '.'1.r ,. Wii Proo'nly n''@
H'' 'P ~" nn,'P 1o" Ih'o 'Ho n''I
mu i'P' '',' =,
III Nlpf,'' ! IN Pr'Sa''n''''
n'r "',"'r. Win "tN'h'S sh1'''nE
''' .,,
,, 'I' '.,' = ,, np'p cry,
', "'' o'o'nor "''' "n "''''-
"''n 81 .
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-08-05

Noise is tonic to soma people.
but what i3 one mans rplst beef is
another mans strychnine.
Tho only i"n'v happy inhabitants
OF tenement honsn5 IA tiis weather
arc mosquitoes, bel bugs ana cats.
S1mc' mes very small moa frus-
t'plo inportint entorprise', Just ~ 4
block Of WOO | or pebble throws the
train of tho track.
The disposition which man has to
kill sHrke3 comes from his better
nature, hit was originally designed
for tho destruction Of soul sorpents
They are trying hlY ushe"s in
some OF tho churches in Caiclgo,
bat they arc not = slocess. Even "a
hdy with II new bounot is seated way
back.
The reason moro umbrellas than
watermelous ure stolen il thought to
ba because the thief doesn't have to
plug tho umbrella, II is always
ripo.
4 bass drum we'll PLAYED can
cover up the poor notes OF tho cor
not playors quite successfully, This
il why the poorest brass bauls have
the loulest bass drum.
Boni, j. B)rtrle shot and killed
his brother-in-law, Henry w,
Shouse, cashier of the Merchants
Bank OF Etston, ut HInesl Ls, Pa,
on Friday night. IIe is unior ar
rest.
Down ut Milford, Del, tho other
day Il woman laid her infant on the
beck porch while she went over to n
neighbours A pig in the sty near at
baud broke out and ate oil both the
babes feet.
New York fashionable ladies Gu
trust the care of their little children
to nurses, but they tako care of apd
dress their pet dogs themselves
The amir y "a to nrecions to b,
!. hand - y
m
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-08-05
Three Times.

|"Come, Helen dear, go with us TO
(e meadows to come home with
tother John-do y
And Lily Leslie's voice grew
eading as she watched the sober
zee of the girl who stood in the door
|oking down across the cool, green
|wn that sloped away from Che
Puse toward the river.
81 wish school was not done. Is
pis what makes you 80 sober to-
ty 7" questioned Amy in whisper,
Lily steod looking wistfully to-
|hrd the meadows.
Before the young governess could
pswer, Lily called
"Will you come, dear Miss Helen,
hd meet brother John 7 There he
-
Helen arnold shook her head,
pd the two girls ran down to meet
% tall, sturdy young man, who
(emed to bring with him the
2ent OF the hay that lay freshly Ont
the meadows The beauty aud
fightness OF the simmer seemed
publed as he came across the lawn,
Ftening eagerly to the clear, happy
Pices Of the girls.
Helen Arnold stood in the door
|ay waiting with a trembling yearn
Pg to unsay the hasty words OF yes
Prday, but he gave her no oppor-
Pnity, passing in at the side-dool
pd seeming not to notice her.
All day as Helen Arnold hal TOLL
! IN the little school room she had
bought OF John Leslie. and wished
Pr how earnestIy) that she bad
|ai'ed before saying that NO
ho'' she did not mean. She began
issl bow lopely W. esail bs even
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-08-05
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v',|7 p''''i |u'" IL ~ t'n' WIN,
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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-08-05
MltriMolitl Aiyice.

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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-08-05
Tie Assassination OF LincoIa.
4 TrjHi,lg McideaL

- h'' eft'tJ fH'tVtHi'
Tho Springfield. (Nass.,) RpuJ
iic2" relates tho following thrilling
incident connected with tho as.
sassiualiou of presi Lincoln, in
Ap,il 1855
Oa the morning after tho us.
sassinatiun of President Lincoln. Il
crowd Of many thDls ,ui people,
gathered ia anl arDdnl tho Wall
street EEchlng1, ut Now York. to
give expression 10 their sentiments.
speeches were mtlo by Gcu But
tier AMI Dlnitl ) Dickinson, Which
worked tho crowd inlp y frcnlv.
rwo men hy bleeding on un3 Of the
site streets, tIn On3 dnl, th3 othor
noSt ~ dyng ono ou tho plycmeut.
the other IN 60, gjttor FhAy hal
said moment before that "linrlii
ought ~ hlv, boon shot lony atb o.
They we're not allowed to sly it
again Soon tAo long pieces OF
,clutlIng stood out above tuo head,
of the crbH |, crossed NJ tn, top u';e
,ho lnttor y, anl = loupol hllucr
pen lent from the Junction, dozen
mou fDlluwlag itI s'JN motion
through tho misses, whilo Nur-
Solu"o WAS tho cry. GA the right,
an llonlr, tho sh)lt rose" "tls
Writ. =" The IIDrtit' "rnr
olire OF the lp1"iI "iroI'i p
",PDit i'and a movement OF per,
hlps 5,O)) or ID,JJ) turning ll,lr
faces IN tni l,rrc.iDn Of lltt bIli /.
ius, begtn tp be osccltrl. II WI.
4 critical moment. What mi ,nt
cDua 40 ono cDull toll dill tltt
crJwl get n font Of that oii',.
Police aui military wDnll hiyo
aylilol little, or boon too late. \
Telegram hil Just br'u received
from Washington "SoNtrl il H.
ng.' just th'n, at uut juncturr,
70 nan stepped forward W,tha snl,i
dII IN hi4 hand, uul bcckpn,l to
'he crDwl. "Arotnar Telegram from
Wishin !tyu y aul tnaa it ia, a,iIl
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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-08-05

light too of course. she was such n
knowing child aud her friyh,enod
mamma took her mp. aud tnlkiuy
sweet baby talk 90 her. carried her
up to tho nursery. After she was
quieted and pettel little, she was
left with Susan, and Lillian ran
down to the drawing room 90 SEQ
"doar, old Jphu." wondering nil the
time il he wouIl bc polite to Helen.
Good gracious ~ This was all
she said, as she opened the door,
.aghist. What 10 yon suppos, she
saw Thoro was John, brown.
hiudsome John. sitting on the sol.
smiling, and apparently very happy (:
aud Heleu Aruoll, with n crimson
face. sat quietly in Che shelter Of hi,
arWs.
Come in, Lillitn dlrliog. I want
to tell yon about il. have propos.
o1. slil John,
Proposed, sIil his sister.
Yes, this is tho third time" siil
JOHN.
Lillian hughol, m | "a she cana
mp 10 hcr brother he drew her down
besilo hin. rhun ho toll her all
ab)ut the affair, an1 adlcl:
This time she has not sail no 4;
anl we will have a happy home. too.
will we ubt, dear Helen :"
Aul ho tnrucl his betninr f,co
from his sister 10 look at the lovel,
ono np'n his 3hpi lnr gro yn thinner
IN pilor thrn when he saw Lor h.t,
but now most sweet an womlnly. ns
ho dreY tlo eacirclng arm closer
ab1lther. H,dilnot sos - think
there was any dtngar Of u = No, nor
d,l sho. jilSing by tho conf lIusl1ok
she gave him at the same tim. that
she said softly:
II always thnnght yol woull ask
m2 again. 10 | waite l."
John $ itrl wa bn. tho reflection
Of tho happiness within as ho an-
sNcrel
at seom7 foolish thing 70 d..
bnt vet | an not 50 ~ that propos
el three times"
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-08-05

Several days ago whito man was
arraigued before colorGl Justice
down the cDuutry on charges Of
stealing Il mule.
"Wull, sal The Justice, "Do f,chs
in di1 clso shalI DO weighed wll
carefulnoss M ef | hangs yer taiut
no fault 90 mine.
"Ju lse, yOl have no jurisdiction
only to examine me.
dat sorter work longs tor der
rngular ilsrlco, bat yer sea l'se beea
put On asa special, i special hez
de right to make mouf ut 10 sprom
court Of ho chusos ter
"Do the best you eau for mo,
Inlge."
Oats what Fso gwine ter DO
l'se got two kinds ob law ia dis
court, dc Ar,austH an dc Texas law.
| generally gius u man do right to
choose fur his sof N1w whit law
does yer want, do Texas or dc Ar
kansas.
II believe I'll take tho Arkansas. "
"Well, in dat case Ill dismiss yer
fur stealth do mule
"Thank yoa. Judge"
"An' hang yer fer KILN de man"
IL believe, Judge, that I'll take
the TeXas.'
"Wall, in dat case I'll dismiss yor
fur KILN do man
"Yon have good heart, Judge
"Au' hang yer fur stealth de mule
I'll iis take 'casion heah ter remark
dat dc only difference between dc
two laws is der way yer state de
case"
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-08-05

tla keeper OF a !jShthrrso holds a
high position in tho void.
The -ocie,y nly never sheds tears.
Sh" Lnpws enough to hucp her pow
der d,y.
Siuca tho trolun'ion Of false
teeth She ratio Of gppl-iopEiug woS
men has ineretso | si,ty par coat,
General litacnn', i, sui 10 be'a
Dcnpr,tJir valentino h.'trsp he
was bora on tho l!Jl oi fobrIiry.
Pol'i OF Illy bal NJ risht TO
como on Sln lay, all it wpll lat
.if almanac mtkors hal any pttrio~
ti7n.
\ woman who pretenls 10 laugh
ut love is like II child who sings at
night whom he is afraid.
Lt's is bIt spIn marriage is n
double team youth We Ito 10 oil
age - - .Indon; an Old bachelor is
Il sul,Y.
As wo arc cpmnln lol to love our
neighbOr as ourselves, wo should
SEQ to ii that our noighbor is u
charming young woman.
A Philadelphia woman too tender.
honrtal to whip hsr chill pnui'hes
him by placing green cncum6ers
within his reach.
An entorprisiug cenaus tll;ar has
discovered that ono woman diln't
know what her husbInl does.
There are great many women that
way.
"Leaves have their time to fall, "
said the small boy under the tea
table, when he knocked tho leg ont
aud the tea things came tumbling
down on him.
Nobody likes TO be nobody but
everybody is pleased to think him
self somebody, Aud everybody is
somebody but when everybody
thinks himself somebody, he gener-
ally thinks everybody else to be
nobody.
A poet says: Glove holds me so
7 would that i could go | lutter
up aud down, aud to aud fro In
vain-love holds me so J. Eat u raw
onion just before you go 10 SEQ her
and she will loosen her grasp and
itbro~ q S"mdow
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-08-05
The Sa3olG Bid.

At tae l.arDed atrcct horse marl;Ct
not lon. aga t'e boy lcd ont u bun
die Of flesh aal bones, anl tho aur-
tionccr mounted his box aud hegan
"HurE WHAT was that ? Dii
somebody say one huulrel and iitIy
dollars, or was It the singing OF the
wiull Very well-.ive me u brl.
This is a horse. III warrant it to be-
Drtroircrs are known the worll over
n modest men, but don't let that
feeling prevent you from making Que
OF The best bargains ever offered in
this mlrket. Vino bid5g
"Fllreen cents T. called voice.
Fifteen cents ~ screamed the
lncuonrer as he wheeled aroIni.
"Whoce are the police WAC dares
make that oler What base cltitlif
has gormcI / his way into this crowd
10 ins1lt mo ani injlre tie feelings OF
this poor auinhl Z"
Twenty coats : cried another.
"Ah ! that proves that | dri not
misjulEo this cr1Rl when IsliI il
was counposoi OF gen 10 nen, aud tho
horse is yours. Make change here
with the clerk AMI take your prize
away Def 're he f,Il' dead anl OBJ
structs the 81 dewalk."
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-08-05

Gen. Hancock, though native Of
Pennsylvania, is really a Missourian,
Ue owns u homestead noar st.
Lluis, which is described as Il char
mingly picturesque pltae, near the
river, studied with balconies aud
surrounded by splendid trees. His
wife is Southern laly,anl his only
sou, Mississippi plauter-so that
he is in all his applications, political
and social, Southern man. Is it
any w)u l5r tnat 40 il Dame 1rat
apl that bis sympathies are entirely
Southern
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-08-05

Three officers OF the day Gener-
al Garfield, Gen. Arthur and gen.
eral apathy Dem. es. To which
you may all two more-3eneral
Hancock aud general defeat, both
Democrats.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-08-05

Mans lot is not happy one, No
sooner is he free from his mother .
apron strings and slipper than lac
becomes the slave OF some tyrant in
pink and white, aud marries. His
wife then bosses him until Il baby
comes along, and then the baby boss
es the whole family.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-08-05

;. The greatest deeds often create
the least sensation. A penny drop
ped on collection plate will make
more noiso thau o five dollar bill.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-08-05

The LaSr ROLL CALL.

10 there, setgeau. ! quick. call the roll.
Fall In, my men, fall in
Fis fortune briuys the soliier's goal,
Wars shock aud battle din.
Eba,, smiling . I was not wrong
In thinking Company "C'
ad hearts aud uerves..as brave aud strong
As ever strengthened kaeo.
HI told, sergeant, just eietiy-lwo
No s,ragglers lag behind,
II, one whose cheek has ohtngel it's hce,
In forming battle-line.
ark tine keep cool, tale ye good care
You keep in line just so.
|pu't rush Thieves plenty time 10 spare,
|For some here must reap woe.
lark listen TO that lcaleu hail
Cannons belching thunder.
<isk work or warm. we shall not fsil (;
Better far go under.
bw, blue aud gray. lock close your arms;
Steel 'g,inst steel, lead for letl
|ers hottest blasts /; those rebel swarms
Ride rough>shoI o'er our de,l.
u,z, again the battle tide
Receies sgaiu once more !;
|elrs gates that yawned but nov 80 wli c
Have closed on streams Of gore.
hats this A wouni It's but b scratch
Lieutenpn form that lino.
Knew my boys woull prove match
For men OF any cline.
}. sergeant, call the roll sstiu.
what, only twenty-five!
csc al that's lef' Of uy brave nea2
I cannot think II true.
udcr, sergeant, perhaps they sleep
The morn Is dark With rain.
e why even tho heavens weep
For Pity on the slain.
rt, Bell and CLYDE, spser, Books and
Donn,
Thoy stood by mo- last night
ben Chspmsn made that ruih upon
Our unprotected right.
rather face tho ctnnon's mouth
Than meet Joe'5 mothers eve,
4 tell her he tell in tho Siuih
Great God it makes mc cry.
reeant, two AMI eighty moa &c b"aye
answered NJ last roll,oali
ever eourtci soldiers grave
Dr lausbel at steel al ball.
rgeant, call ones more. pray.
No snsHer2 That will 10:
\" yor shall cal! ill jni isment lay
Phere's only tweA;y.t~o.
)arccly enough for one rl1'0n1-
For one where, ae Ia. hlr;
xIy mcu in youths full bloom
Lie stiff in battle gore.
|fepiug to-day the last loTc sleep,
|Of brave hearts steru'y t..ei
il ours their mem'ry green 10 Laop
PTill we lie by their side.
%
pc last charge Reform the line
You hear the long roll men,
|rike, drummer Now. men, mark time .
Twenty-Five, try again.
|esdy steady my gallant boys.
As t.i,, az drlJs parade
pr binding fash. nor ieaf liGs aoiss
Can make my men afraid.
.
|old sergeant no need to call
All save these are lying.
own down, torn by shell and ball,
Wounded, dead and dying.
fvEs they've left mo only seven,
And these are sadly won
Prgesnt, they'll call the roll in heaven,
They called IL there this mora.
--PWsburg ECeRia1 Ciroaic'e.
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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-08-05

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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-08-05

pc last charge Reform the line
You hear the long roll men,
rike, drummer Now. men, mark time
|Tweuiy-twc, try again.
|esdy steady ! my gallant boys,
As t.i,, az drlJs parade
pr binding a,sh. nor le4f iiGs aoiss
Can make my men afraid.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-08-05

}. sergeant, call the roll sg>iu.
what, only twenty't
Icse AL that's lef, Of my brave nen
I cannot think II true.
|udcr, sergeant, perhaps they sleep
The morn Is dark With rain.
e shy even tho heavens weep
For ply on the slaia.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-08-18
A Woman Gored by a Cow.

On Monday afternoon the wife of
Giovanni Pratt, the Italian milk ranch
er, whose place is situated east of
this city alb 'ut half a mile, WAS pain
fully gored by one of the cows The
cow had had Calf but short time
before and was kept in the stable.
Mrs. Pratt went into the stall car.
rying her child in her arms. and, al
though the cow had not previously
been cross, she appeared ia become
exasperated at the visitor, aud rush
ing upon her. gored her left arm Sc
vereIy. The child fell from the
wnmans arms, but was not injured
The wamah's left forearm was ripped
open for about four inches, making
very painful wound. Dr.. Burgi,
wh" was called on to dress the arm,
says that it will not be serious.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-08-18
An Idi0syncrasy.

A lady residing in Lower Gold
Hill, VINO has been an invalid for
some time, was the owner of three
canary birds which were noted for
their beautiful singing. Last week
she expressed desire to have tbem
killed and cooked for her, and her
attendants in order to save the birds
and at the same time humor her
wilkins, deceived her by substituting
three other small birds. The invalid
lady was satisfied for the time, but
the next day discovering that she
had been deceived, insisted on hav-
lug the birds killed aud dressed in
her presence. Her attendants com
Piled on account of her peculiar con.
dition, but it was to them almost
like witnessing a CanniDal'. meal.