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National Republican., 1881-09-09
2SSanfeS--L Situations.

e. H a ~ ~ ~
A GENTLEMAN WHO HAS HAD rs YEARS
"a business experience, and who can give ui-
doubted testimonials and strong political ndOrse-
ments, VIII give $40 per month to any person who
viii procure for him a. ,2nJ Government position.
Address REPUBLICAN READJUSTER, Falls
Church Postotllce. Fairfax County Virginia. se9-3tA
WANTED.-BY. A REsPECrABLE CoLoRED
w girl, n situation nurse for infant or as cook
washer, ironer, or as chambormaid good references
Applyat 425 Washington street, ses3t*
A REFINED LADY SOLIC1TS EMPLOY MENT
IA as housekeeper seamstress, or to make herself
generally useful. Address EDNA, Republican Office
seS-0t
WANTED-BY A REsPECTABLE. CoLoRED
w woman, n situation to do general housework; ;
good reference. Apply at 3i3 X street northwest
ses.3tN
UTANTED-BY A COLORED MAN, A STTUA-
W. tiOn rs walter or driver, or will do anything
Apply TO JOHN A. SLYE 1880 Twenty-nrst street
northwest. seS3tA
WTANTED-BY YOUNG MAN, A SITUA.
w tlon to attend to horses; willing TO make him.
self usefnl; wages not an object rs much good
home; reference. Apply ut 50a Fourteenth street
northwest. se7-0ts
WTANTED-BY TWO RESPECTABLE WHITE.
w girls. situations; one rs cook who will assist
IN washing and Ironing; other as chamber ermaid: :
good reference Address MARY COLE, COG Della
ware avenue southwest se1-3t$
National Republican., 1881-09-09

The assassination quartette: ]. Wilkes
Booth, Charles ]. Guiteau, Whitelaw
Reid, and Dom Piatt. The first two shot
bullets from pistols, each for the purpose
of murderinga President. The last two
printed in the papers they conducted eX-
hortations to others to do likewise
Booth killed Lincoln; Guiteau attempted
the murder of Garfield. Reid printed an
appeal for the assassination of Grant, and
Piatt, in print, recommended the assas-
sination of Hayes Pass them around.
National Republican., 1881-09-09
@anfeS-- --Rooms.


UTANTED.BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, 2
w nicely furnished Rooms, with Board, In north.
western part of the city; west of Thirteenth and
north of III preferred II suitable will be permanent.
Address, stating terms L. @. p, Republican office.
se8-3t%
WTANTED-A NICELY FURNISHED SECOND
w floor front Room (Or rear with bny-window),
by SSnge gentleman; rate not exceeding $40 per
monhl; near Judiciary Square preferred. Address
BACHELOR, Republican Office. ses-3t"
WANTED-BY 3 ADULTS BY OCTOBER H.
w or Rooms unfurnished partially fur
nlshed second floor; central location; Fourteenth
street or vicinity preferred. Address NJ. d, Repub
can Office. sp8
A SINGLE GENTLEMAN DESIRES A PLEAS
"A anty furnished Room for the winter, within 8
minutes walk of the Treasury. Address A. NJ. L.,
Republican office. se7-3tt
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOM, BY A
w lady without any family, In quiet Christian
family terms must be moderate; best of references
Address HOME City Post-oilce. se7-3tt
yJTANTED-BY OCTOBER !, LARGE FUR
w nshed Room for two gentlemen with or with.
ont Board; must be centrally located; references
changed Address, stating terms. G. g. H., Repnbli-
can Office se1-3tt
National Republican., 1881-09-09

yxvANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE CoLORED
w family without children, or 10 room House
with modern cOnveniences, between Filth and Fif-
teenth and Esnd streets northwest T. @. W., Re-
publican Office. sep7-3t
National Republican., 1881-09-09
Dors Nor RErUnN no THE SENATE.

The bribery question apparently did not injure
his chances IN this county, where he has strong
following, while In Cattaraugus County the Stall
wart and local preference was strong enough to
bring about his defeat His to-be successor how
ever, was one Of Sessions co.workers against the
unit rule at Chicago-Hon. Norman NJ. Allen, of
warm administration man" The Stalwnrts had
candidate before the convention In the person of
a son of Judge Marvin, of jamestown. The James
town JOurndi daily and weekly, owned and edited
by Mr.. John A. Hall, but known as Governor
Fenton's organ" supported Mr., Sessions In his
candidacy for denomination as well, in fact, as
did every other paper In this county, On the other
hand, believe that every paper in Nattaraugus
County was opposed TO his return This county
to the square inch and too many politicians to
run" IT, SIDNEY,
National Republican., 1881-09-09
@ersonal.

WILL THE GENTLEMAN WHO ESCORTED
w home the Contrat0 Singer who went down to
Lower Cedar Point on August II please be at the
corner of Thirteenth and X streets on Friday, Sep
tember 0, at halfpast IL? If he Will he viii Obge
seS3t CADDIE.
YOUNG LADY OF rs DESIRES THE AC-
IA Quaintance of an elderly gentleman of means
to assist her In business Address o. d., Republican
National Republican., 1881-09-09
SSonfe0---S5o,lees
NTANTED-By lST OCTOBER, FOR CASH,
HOUSES WORTH
$4,000, 1850, $1,000, 5000. $4,000, and $4,000.
Owners please call at once.

We also want or desirable Dwellings for prompt
paving tenants by same date.
100000 to loan ON real estate.
Especial attention invited to the semlendowment
feature Of The Mutual LIE Insurance Company of
New York. Less expensive than co.oneratve In
surance YOUNG ~ CALDWELL,
1i20 New York avenue.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-26

rifiiden Namsn Win1en braute ben
Bod, grsslau ben rSdops", 9elibi4
ben r%2ubi6nan,", gisleben Den rRrabbel
an Die 0ano" u. (. 10. - 56ber unb eSler
als Bier uno S9naps, itano absr BON ies
Der Der Wein oa. Der big gum oretBigidbs
ri9en Rriegs ni4t etua nur an G5ein uno
in Suooeutialanb, i~Onosrn bis an Die
DIT uno @Oroise 9ebaut puros. Ser
&riss 5erit6rte bieien Weinbau, aber,
beute nod BADEN i'm Norben piele Stdote
uno Sitter ibrtn -8sinbsre", ~wenietsns
benz Humsn mad. 9aB Der Wein aeI4Gbter
mai uno III, als Que anbereu @etrdnte,
tann nidt u on isinsm Yrsiis, ionbern
mub aud on isiner 3uiammsnisbuns lie-
gen. Gharatteritiid 1T es in bieisr Sin-
R6t, baB niemaIs. iopiel mir pii en-, pirt.
lide Si9ter ii9 nit benz Yreiien bss Die.
res ober S4napiss befabt baben. anrsi.
men fann mon natlrli9 aQes-glumauer
Dat bstanntli9 iosar cine DOE an msinen
Na4tftubl" ssoi9tet - a6sr Bier uno
Sdnapsliebsr buften meiitsns au9 mad
Sabad unb SanotdIs. Sas cole ana.
treontiide Srinflisb, ME mir bsren au9
BON Setting, 8oetbs, S9iqsr beRbsn, lam
nur bsim @sin ssoei6en. am msnigftsn
poetii9 iino natiirli9 ale ni9t bsraui9ens
Den @strdnte; in fribersr 3sit bic Suppsn,
Die man WOrsens u. @6,nbs nabn-6rieos
rid Der @roBe III nod nit 8isriuppe auf-
seuadisn- in neuersr 3sit bic abto4un.
gen bon Sbse, RaHse, Rafao.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-26
Guripie Gbriten.

9ie @meritansr po9en INNER auf ibr
gbrifsntbum. 0snu man ft9 bic Sa@s
aber ndber bstra9tet, fiebt bas Ding sana
anbers aus. Dem wabren gbriiten III
@barFrsitas elmer Der beiIisfen Gage bes
Sabres, an isnem Gage mar es, baB Gbri'
ftus fir uns ben Cob an Rreu3e erlitt, baB
er unter unidsliden 9eiben ben 9siit in
bic 6dnbs ietnes S96pfers ausbaudte.
Ser Gag ii babsr elm Gag Der aIertisfisn
Erausr fir ben wabren gbriifen. limb pte
fsisrn bic Gmeritaner bisfen Gag? Gls
Erauertas2 Soft bsuabrel Sc if ibnen
Elm business Gag pie Elm anberer, fe seben
an i.usm Gage su 9ei9dft. 9ergnisen,-
warb bod 2incoIn an benz Gage i'm Ebeas
ter sri5oFeu-Eans unb Ebeater. wis on
ionitisen Easen. @ar bod b S.@barfreitas
bier cine WinitrsI Erupps, bic nit &c:
rdul4soaer Wuit In buaten Santafsan'
sissnbur5 bic Stabt aos uno am abenbs
gorfeIuns CAB. Wir bOrten ameritani'
fiber Seits tein Wort iibsr bic Srofana:
tion bieiss bsbren Grauertases; bic Cages
bIitter fanbsn nidts Anf6Btses bran unb
absnbs mar bas Spsrnbaas bsiu4ter aIs
ie. 90 banbslt bas christian people an
benz Gage, an benz Der Sobn @Ottes fetn
2sben am &reu,e our GrlOiuns Der Wslt
ausbautte. l1nb bic 2sute pouen @briftsn
ietn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-26
3Drannenmoro.

DaB bic 8srtbsibisuus bss Gptaunsus
morbes nibt Don beute unb geifetu batirt
unb aud uitt auein i'm communtfif9er,
ioeiaIiifidsn unb nibilifiiden garteu
uddf, bauon bier Der Beueis.
Der fromnte @oitesmann unb Reformas
tor BbiIipp RsIandIou idreibt Bel elmer
grtIaruHs bes Pialm So w6rtIi3:
vgtad Der msnidIi9en 9ernunft 1T bic
8ertbeibisuns sessn einen Eprannsn. Der
elm of~fsntunoises unb sewalttbdtises l1n'
re9t bssebt, seitattet. l1nb wsnn bel elmer
iolbsn gertbeibisuns Der Tprauu set6btet
pirb, 10 muB man urtbeilen, bas Der yers
theibiser sere5t sebaubeIt babe. (Phil.
Melanchthonis opera Baub XIII, Seite
ll27) No9 bsutIider f4reibt berieIbe
an, "a. Musuif 1910 In etuem 8riefe an
einen Sreunb ibsr 6einrid WILL, &6nis
BON gnslanb: Ser snsIiide Eprann bat
@romusq set6btst unb Gbsbru@ sstrieben.
Wie ri9tis beibt es bod In Der Gras0bie:
tein ansensbmeres Spfsr tann @ott bars
sebraat uerbsn. ais bas zines G%pranneu.
M6ate bod @ott irsenb einem tapfern
Wanne bisisn @siff einf6Ben!" (8o. III,
.. ll75) aIio bier MsIa9ton anf bsr'
ieIbsn 2inis NIT &O9efort nnb 9oaiis Wi'
del.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-26
6enau getroHen.

Srlsenber Nrtitsl aus benz 8ldttden
brutsn mir nit Sreuben ab, sr 1T uns aus
benz 5srasn sei9risbsn unb trift ben
NaseI auf ben Ropf:
,Wenn in einem ausgsipro9enermaBen
unsIdubisen, ober pie mar fast rein polls
tiI6en SIatt cine G~obssanieise obsr pors
ns5m ssiast Elm RetroIos uort6mmt, Der
nit ben Wortsn i6'tsbt: rOie grbs isi
ibm Isi9t", Ober p5rtebe ieiner aideS; 10
madt cine iotbane beibni9e Ius:
brudsusiie peitsr tsin Iafieben; man sr:
uartst bu ni5ts aubsrss. 0ean absr in
tatboIii5sn @odsnbIdttsrn bisisr ober
isner mufferbafts Batter, gruSsr, Sobn &C.
nit beu 81. Sacranentsn ofters pobI per:
ieben, ianft i'm 9srrn enii5lafsn unb bann
fsielli5 in etnem Ieuitirteu Sobtenamt
aasseiesnet pOrben 1T &C. &C, unb bann
mad al benz Der S9IuB bsiBt: Trisbs
feiner aloe; 70 post bas ME bic
5aut auf's ause.
Bir tatboIii9e gbriiten pfssen ben
straightforward bas euise 2idt, bic euise
&ube Su erfeben unb gu pini5en; mir
bentsn bauptid5Ii5 an bic SeeIen Der 9sr'
fforbenen ; psnn Die SeeIs Sriebsn bat,
in Griebeu rub t, bann fnb mir unb
fe eetr6itst. Nber es III cine alte beibnt:
i9e RsSsnsart: vsit tibi terra Lewis" bic
gtbs isi Dir Isi9t tsiu Suar better 1T bas
.Srisbs isinsr aide" Die @rbs bridt
bic tobtsu 9siber nidt; bic vai9e" (uer'
branutsr 2ei5sn) wirb burd ni9ts &c.
fort, unb bas mObsrnbe 5lsiid Der TN
Rutteri9oos Der @rbe Der aufsrfsbuns
entsessnbarrsnben Eobtsn empinbst tsi'
nerIet S9msr3.-
@ir RatboIitsn iOItsn pabrIi9 pom
mobsrnsn Ssibsntbum nod pisI psnissr
aIs pom alien unisre ausbrids entlsbuen,
NO ss ii5 UNI @IaubsuSlebreu, um ipsSt'
fi5 9rifli9e ani@auunssn banbsIt. ST
ia bod i5on pisl 3u uieI llnbsil bur9 ben
RiBbrau4 unS 6as WiBusrftdnbniB pon
&sbsnsurtsn unssri@tst worben. &idtis
sIaubsn unb benten; ri9tis fpre6sn uno
banbsIn; unb banu es ri@tis ober gut
msiusn, bas biIft gum 9psds.-
4 Stg)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-26

bic na9febenbe Grase, bic foIsenbe ant.
mort; bic mir su Rut unb Srommen un'
ierer 9eier bier abbrudsn.
5rase.- &ann cine incorporate 6ir.
denaenleinbe ibren pom 8iidof anseffeu:
ten Pfarrer abiessn? Sann ie ben 8far'
rer aus benz 8far,bauis uno aus Der &ir4s
sesen ben Wiuen bes giidofs pertteiben,
;uu,aI Der Bii1of ben Deed (SaufbrtsD
uon Der &ir1e unb allen Rir9eneisentbum
in 9dnben BATE &ann fe benz gfarrer
unter ebisen l1miidnben bas @ebaIt psrs
ueisern2 obsr tann Der 9farrer bic incor:
porirte @emeinbe seri6tIi4 5pinsen. has
9ebalt aussu3abIen, 10 LANCE Der Sii&6f
i'm (oen pfarrer) an isinsr Stsus bsldBt9
Nntport.- Die obise Srase bari
uobI bios ipseuIatiu iein. Sn elmer proie'
ftantil1en @smsinbe ldBt iid Elm FOLDER
3uftanb spii1en ibr unb benz Yrebiser
uobl bentsn; absr ni5t in elmer tatbcll
i1en @smeinse. Denn bas Rirdenetsen:
tbum, iei es ircorporirt ober ni9t, wirb
pom giiGoi nod ben @siesen Der &irds.
unb nidt pou 2aisn in Sppoftion CUR bt
i16hi6en Nuto,itdt ps,paltet. Cine De:
msinbs, in peI@er bic in obissr Srase se'
l6iIbsrtsn 3uitanbs obpaItsn, mare ni4t
msbr tutbolii9, iis mare idismatii9.
Rad faiboliidem Ritbeure9te istt Der
SiI1of unb ni1t bic @smeinbe ben 8far'
rer elm unb OBJ: Der Yfarrsr bleibt IN Jet
aem Imts, Bis sr pom Sif6of abbsrufen
wirb, uub 70 lanse mub ibm bic @emeinbs
ben @sbalt bssabIsr. Woats bic 9emeinbs
bisisr ghidt (bas @ebalt gu bsiabIen)
nidt na9tommen, 10 pirbe Der Bfarre.
ben &atb bes Bii6ofs sinbolen, auf weIds
@eiie fie ba;u ssn6tbist werben mag. Oi'
Incorporation in einisen Staaten bat nu,
ben 3usd, bas gtssntbuu, better Su i6ern,
ni5t absr Der @smsinos &e9ts ~ein3urdu:
men. bic nit benz 6it5enrs1te i'm Con
flidte. ffsben. Sas sweite @oneil Dor
Baltimore lebtt Rr. pol: Scr Bii4o'
bat bas &edt, ben pfarrer elmer 6itde 81
ernennsu unb einsuisSen unb i'm in ieinsu
@mte gu beIaiisn ober nidt. Sc 1T siu3t!
bss Biidofs Sade, bas 9sbalt Der Seel
iorser su ibrem rnte,balte su bsitimmsn
es 1T ben 8orffebsrn (Trustees) ni9t CT
Iaubt, baHslbs s~uridsubaIten, Bu usr.ir
Sen ober gu usrmebren." Nr. 2O2 beiB
es: r@ir e,tIdrsn, baB nod benz ausemei
men @sisss Der tatbolii9en &irde tisieni
gen, wsIds bic &tr9snsitsr auf irsenb Elm
Wsiis psrualtsn, es nur nit 9snsbmisun!
bss 81. Stublss obsr bss Bii9ofs thur
birfen unb in ibrer 8srwaItung Der @uto
ritdt unb 8Otmdbistsit Der gii66fe untsr
worfen finb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-26
WuS Der &oae.

Der b~ieSidbriss itaIisnii9s 5%rsimaursr'
&aIenber entbdlt foIssnben bsmerfenswers
then Sat: v8ir babsn wobI niat n0tbis,
gum bunbsrtitsu WaIe su usrf4srn, sab
bic oblisato,iide (3uanss 2aien.S 4uls
INNER uuier bsiBsftsr Wunid it," u.
SO I'm bas 3isI bisies Wuni4es au
usritsbsH, muB man auf Settle 10 na4s
i5Iassn; bort bsiBt es: Der leste Seq
ner, wsIbsr beuts nod Der 6reimaurerei gu
betampfsn bIsibt, 1T Der &atboIieismus,
p~erioniFeirt in benz B~apftbum.~ Sest
uiIen mir es aus benz Wunbe zines italics
i5en amtIibsa Organs bes 6reimaurerors
bens, pssbaIb In Der sanssn Welt. aud In
Deuii5Ianb, psldss bereits untsr Der Tp'
rannei Ter StaatsiduIe unb bes SduIs
suansss isuf;t, bic rSrioer" fur bisie bsis
ben Dinse 70 iebr fdudrmsn. sic pousn,
baB cine Suseuo bsransesOssn perbe, psl'
DE benz papiit9um unb bsr &ir5s snt'
frembet 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-26
pIif6er RIDE 4alenScr.
@om sutsa 5irtsu, Sob. 10.
A@tun8 tbr SatboHfen!
Sic Gtimmr hes perH, 8ius TX.

ssn uuieru Toseu i9eint bic 8oriebuns
Der tatboIiiden 8reiIe cine ~bsionbere Wiis
Fon ssseben gu baben. I'm tbr 1T es, bic
0runbidte Der Srbnuns unb bes 9laus
b.ns bort, mo bisisIbsn berri9sn, su bepabs
rem unb fe ba gu psrbreiten, mo @ottlos
Fsteit unb cine taIte 9lei@siltisteit bic.
teIben In 8ersehenbeit seratben lieBen.-
Bius TX. in einem S9reiben pon 1851.
Bir sriuaen gle i~nifanbisit, allen benen
NIT eurem suten @iaen unb eurer Sum!
bsisuftsbsn, bic, NIT @eit besabt unb nit
s~snisenber &enntniB ausseriftet, fi4 on
Bic arbstt MAIDEN unb Bidder unb 5eituns
gen CUR 8ertbeibtsuns unb 9erbreituns Der
tatboIii6ea 9ebre uerOffentlideu. - @neps
eliza Btus TX.
Sic Stimmr 9rp's XIII.
Luceat lux vestra coram hominibus, ut videant
Opera vestra bona. Et Dominus vos benedicat
(9aNst euer 2i9t lsu5ten uor ben Ren'
l1sn, bamit fe euere suten @erts ieben.
tlnb Der 9err ssbe eu5 batu Seinen sc:
senO
SEQ XIII. an bas in Yarma eri5einenbs
BIatt Luce" C2eu9te), anfans 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-26
Sir6fi&e Weut8&etten.
Snlanb.

GurrcjpOnoen3 aus 8rlaisn.-26wen,
ben 2. Npril 1881. Sol9enbe Serrsn bes
biefisen ameritanii4sn goueaiums uurbeu
beute bur9 ben Siidof pom &aremonb in
6olanb sur Wiros Sss Prieitsrtbums ers
boben: So5u. pan 9ootesem fir bic Ots
Sceie @yeenbap, Wise. Sdmisbauier,
5afmanns, Gpp. fur bic Oi6ceis 9eapen'
wortb, &anias GIasnens fir bic Di6ceie
gtes quaIp, Walbtnston Terr. W6se Der
Ssrr bas 0etrebsn bieier neuen arbsitsr
in isinem umfansreiden 8sinberse tn
amerita nit pisIsm Ssssu uuo Sutsm grs
fOlss besIsitsn! Anxious.
&us ct. Jraneissn uirb ssidrisbsn:
v@s III Elm ausemsin uerbreiteter CLAUDE,
baB Srii9. amsritansr unb ipscisI Ratbo'
lien ni1t unter ben Wiuiondrsn bss Cans
bes Al finben isien. Sn Der Chat sibt IS
absr an Der Yaeific &iite Ssbn Srii9saues
ritaner, bic S4lS, O0O, 900 ibr eissu mems
men. Sbrs Ramsn fnb; 8. Us. Wadep,
$50, OO0. 600; SaS. 6. 5Ioob, $6s, 0O0.s
OOo;'S. O. Sair, $50, 600, 600; 8. Coles
man, $50, 600, 00O; Yeter Oonabos, $685.
600, 900; 5usb Wc@uire, sec, 600, 900;
8. 6. Grodsr, $40, OOo. 900; 9ate @a'
panasb, SIS, OOO, 900; @sralb Walone,
$l2, 600, 900; @. 8. O'Reiup, $1,000
600; sulammsn, $4ls, ooo, 900. 4Qs
bieie Wdnner NIT Nusnabms pom =. y.
grodsr, finb &atbOIitsn."
grsbisesis . altimor.
llsber bic Gage bss WOunt ct. Marp's
goasae, bsEsn Bancroft Dor einissn Do-
den 6ur9 Die 8ldttsr ains, beri9tst bic
Baltimore Gun: SIN ausibuns Der Inn
bonn 3rsisssri9t psrlisbsnsn @epalt, Der.
auBsrts Der d. 1snpsrpaltsr Ssrr Samss
We Sberrp sinen sroBen She'll bss bttpss.
liden Gissntbums oes Snfituts auf benz
@sss oes 6fentli9sn 9.rtaufs. Die De.
iammtiumms, bic bon BEN 8srfauf oss
Sornuishss sr3islt purbe. bstru9 $2.459.
- Der 9srtaui fano cine turje Strsds bonn
Goasa entfernt ftait, uno benuBten Viele
Der aupslsnbsn bic @elssenbsit oas Sns
Ititut su belu9en. Sie in bemislbsn f4
b,fnbsnben S6iler poreu sifris nit IL.
rem Stubien bsiddfiist. Ser bo4w. Z.
6ibasralo bat aussnblidli9 bic Geitun9
beHelben. Yii4Of Gbatarb BON 9iresn.
nss mar nod Dor 8ur,em bort, nno er bs9t
nit pislsn anbsrn Die Sofnuns, Dab QUE
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-26
CHIT unD Sett.

Qu ID untsr bisisr l1sbsri5rift i9on
Wun4ss Su Gage sefOrbsrt babe, mas bic
gsnsiSten 2sisr uu6 2eisrinnsn auf ben @es
bantsn, nm nidt III iassa our llsbsrSsus
Suns brinssn musk, tuB ss aneers sewor'
ben TT, 10 MIL i'd IS uutsrnsbmsn bisien
Sa6en etwas meter su ~ipinnen. Sir bas
anbsrs' seuorbsn'is Elm, babe i'd bic giisns
babnen unb bic Brehs isbr psrantportli9
sema9t, babe absr nod LANCE ni5t aIss
Seiast, mas f9 iassn IieBs. 8is Glen.
babnen baben aud nod In anOsrsn Gins
f5tsu bas @init uns ~sutitslt unb bamit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-26

Sncorportrte 0emetnoen.
Ser DaSrbsitsfrsunb CAB tarSIi4 aaf
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-01-27
The Difference.

Tennyson can take a worthless
sheet of paper and, by writing a
poem on it, make it worth $1,000
That's Genius.
Mr.. Vanderbilt can write fewer
words on a sheet and make it worth
$5O,000,000.-That's Capital.
The United States can take an
ounce of gold and stamp upon it an
Eagle bird" and Twenty Dollars"
That's Money.
The mechanic can take the mate
rial worth fifty dollars and make it
into a watch worth 800 That s
Skill.
The merchant can take an article
worth twenty five cents and sell it
to you for $100.-That's Business.
A lady can purchase a comforta-
BILE bonnet for ten dollars, but pre-
fers to pay 500 for one, because it
is more stylish.-That's Foolish
ness.
The ditch-digger works ten hours
q day, and shovels out three or
four tons of earth for one dollar
That's Labor Richmond States.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-01-27
A Wholesale SLAUGHTER

A Sheffield worker in ivory il
suffering from qualms Of conscience
He has disc vered that shout I,3OC
elephants must have been slaugh.
tered in order to supply his manu-.
factory alone with ivory last year
1t is fact that these magnificert
beasts are decreasing fast. Numer.
Gus still In Ceylon, though by no
means so plentiful as they were a
few years ago, and without doubt
existing also in large numbers in
certain parts of Africa, the elephant
is, however, rapidly disappearing.
As beast of burden he is unrival-
ed for strength, endurance and in
telligence; and the services he rem
ders in times OF war, as we'll as
peace, would alone more than re.
ward great effort on his behalf.
Quite apart from the fact that, when
he goes, the supply of ivory ceases,
too, there is also the grave consld-
Grafton of his loss as q means of
locomotion and transport. 1t is
well known that he does not breed
In captivity, and it is, therefore,
only in Wild state that the species
can be preserved. The destruction
of more than 1900 of his kind for
one knife making firm implies
huge and serious waste.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-01-27
The Story Of a Little Red Hen.

About twenty-five years ago my
mother told me the story of the lit
tie red hen. She told it often tC
me at that time. but l have never
heard it since. So l shall try to
tell it to you from memory:
There was once little red hen
She was scratching near the barn
one day, when she found a grain OF
wheat. She said:
"Who will plant this wheat?"
The rat said, Il wont;" the dog
said, II WON'T" the cat said, Il
won't;" and the pig said, Il won t. "
The little red hen said, 81 will
then"
So she planted. the grain OF wheat.
After the whest grew up and was
ripe the little red hen said "who
will reap this wheat?"
The rat said. 81 won't; the cat
said 81 WON'T" the dog said, 81
WON'T" the duck said, II WON'T"
and the pig said, 81 won't"
1.-THE little red hen said, "I will,
then"
Then she said, "Who will take
this wheat to mill to be be ground
into flourP'
The rat said, 81 WON'T" the cat
said, II WON'T" the duck said, 81
WON'T" and the pig said, 81 WON'T"
The little red hen said, 81 will,
them" So she took the wheat to
mill. When she came back with
the flour, she said:
"Who will make this into bread"
The rat said" 81 WON'T" the cat
said, 81 WON'T" the dog said, 81
WON'T" the duck said, 81 WON'T"
and the pig said, al won't" The
little red hen said, 81 will, then"
so she made it into bread.
Then she said, "Who will bake
his bread?"
The rat said, al WON'T" the cat
said, 81 won't; the dog said, 81
the duck said, 81 WON'T"
md the pig said, 81 won't" The
title red hen said, 81 will then"
When the bread was baked, the
title red hen said, "Who will eat
his bread?" The rat said, 81
vill;" the cat said 81 will;" the
log said, 81 will" the duck said,
L will;" and the pig said, II will"
The little red hen said, mo, you
Ton't, for 1 am going to do that
myself" And she picked up the
read and ran off with it.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-01-27

The Southern U University, at New
Orleans, for the free education OF
colored youth, which opened Mon
day, is supported by an annual ap-
preparation Of $4,000 from the
State. The building on Calliope
street, two-story brick with base
ment and mansard roof, was pur-
chased for $4,000. Canonge is
Professor of Languages, and Z. j.
Edmunds is Professor of Mathe-
mates. The course of study will
embrace the usual range of Ian
guages, letters, physical and moral
science and mathematics, and dip.
Tomas will be granted. 1t is under
stood that there will be four pro-
fessors Thirteen young women were
matriculated Tuesday.