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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-25

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-25

Die junse Sausfrau. slbsr. lisbs
6rau, eteisr SaIbsbratsn III ia 70 bart
unb sdb'. rein unsentesbarl
SD tno' IS aud. ltebsr Wanu. baS
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-25

Gin Santr fam In bic Stabt une be-
tradtste aufmetiam cine @lasfussl,
Die In etneu Gsnfsr itanp unp In psl6sr
sintss isbr 9ross 9olpflde parep.
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cas- sra. Wal In msinsm esbsn, eaB i'd
I~sbsnbise pSdlinss iebe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-25
4 urembur9er @aset1s.

Mit SIS
fauft man sintn san,sn
(. I. Gfsrr. 5 Pruj. 1S6Osr 4. 100
Stats 2sono.
Dt.i. esHss aas ssn her R,st.runs s~arautri unS brtn.
gen taprltH > prsj. .Snttrrftn, jatlbdr bdlbidbrith.-
Ginsd5a p.rstn Sttft 8snbs sasir4, Sas i.Sts Sabr 2
3tstanstn ~aattEnSsn, rpsbs! 100 s'S5srs IrtHtr s'a
10000, 10000, 5000,
u. (. %. 9als.n sssItu prbsu.
Stbu Sa,rr. S Prof. tS6Os 4. 100 Ssnb. rslS,r t,iu,u
Sr srS5,rtn Irsftr ssptnHt, mus NIT rninsta.as
100 8nIoen 3. 90.
ttnstlsa rsrstn. sa tsine 8lanfs ssiUs,n psrSss uus
ice Bomb siusn Ir,Tsr s.rtaH,a mus.
DIE udtat 3isbuns III am
I. Stbruar 1881.
S.er sSnS. Dsl9u DOR Ossr am 4. 5sbraar 1881
bet uus NIT
$500
ssiasft ptrs. 10 tur santtu Stptuu aa,tH s,r,S.
ttst, Der an i 6sbruar sarauf ,Htfaata rtrs.
"a Del auftrdssn aHs BEN Sulaus. s,nast III,
@infeneuns Don So
In r~tstartrttu Brtsftu, I'M ttntn ruiHtn Bomb, THpu far
sis nddat 3tsbans am I. 6sbruar siltis a. rrerb,a.
g7an abrsfRrt r,sta gntaafs ssu 6snss, girfular,n
uns itssr nastrtn austauft, an bic
International BanHipg Co.,
$50 Brsaonas, Ven.gorf.
Gtablirt felt 1874.
r. Del anfras.n uaS crSas not, man ben Ws-
unta Der psursmsarssr 9aItttt' t~srisRsH
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-25
Qftrr Rifnf &Sobn.
General M8entm,
fir BE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

G9ettur
iis bic 5 srsptsu DamsH&tts- gsmvasntssu rad s.r,,.
adsIibs sbfabrt.
Sar,burs- U msrifantf9s 9inte f6 Dauab,er.
Rprb.D eut&sr elosb, Bremen f6 Dampfer.
3unars Finite, eiperp0sl u. Antpsr. IS Dampfer
Rtb Star Cine 8 DanSt,,
Dtf aauitnbt Don psfasirtn, ht 10 In ben Iatrs 4,
Safrtn auf httfsn Danpftrn eurabe uns StniSu iSsttn
sat, fab bic beat Gmpftsisas unS sasta str SsS Bntssru
nrnu 8rruuht srR&at.
Sn 8erbinbuns NIT Obisem, ffeIs Id
@e9ieI auf ale Sauptftdbte guropa's aus.
G~tfeubabu 8 9t6etS
saa alien 8auptaibtsn dmutiaS nab Gaitsrniss isnnss
hen sanlen Gas In mttur DfHtt ~ ben reetIASStaen pruHts
etiaaft rtrbta, q "a nt&t nSttts 10 suf ben Dtpss III
htYpeu rafsStn "a Iaata.
@runbetsentbum REAL ESTATE.
Cine Srsts arspasI ~ stftn etast-g taenteuuS pt,
and 8arun unb ptairdanbutsn CAB BET nr Gets % ks
~ehnatefea 0tttHsunseu ID babtn unh efa4t ID ittes, tu
ida Sch In gtststtan e&u nab sepanSrnstnS nisso
pa. nent ethta % prifm.
8tr anIssuRs ssa asPitaIisu pks saf aaHtt nl nsas
1ets esrst sefrasen.
soil n 9tex,
&~aafertrtt pspsttttn, ntbh aatn sftitfdsa DstEssaiss
ruetu aus phuftIt&ft bdsrst
cffesi RsrbSaiat Cdr ssn reatn Hnb 4. eraIt
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-25

Das pbist II cine sttrtus dbbilh uus uufsrsr saa.rbaft,a
Glstn libr Tn filberntm @ibdufs, bic mir fur $40
~stfauftn, unt ht.s Ia pbus 3ntfI fur bas Sch he Bette
uns ttatsat Stlbsrubr In Der Dst. SdbrliS ftstn mir
strsn 5unstrt. ab, ane ptr fns TN Bets. dnr srssea
men. pslte aas I'D Ia len bS6ftn 9sbipri4sn ibsr sitIs
uhrtn In Spus auf tRrt S&6Rbdt uHs tbr Snutpaltsa str
Belt ausiprtHtn.
Richland beacon., 1881-12-10
Mason & HaMlin Organ. Company.

At the great Italian Industrial Exhibi-
ton just closing in Milan. Italy, the
highest awards for musical instruments,
a silver medal and diploma, were taken
by an American manufacturer, the Ma
son and Hamlin Organ Company, whose
cabinet organs were judged to be SO
superior that they we're the. Only reed
organs Of any manufacture, European or
American, which were awarded medal
1t is a great honor tc these makers, that
in Italy itself, the very home of music,
their organs should receive such dis
tinction. They excited much inter.st
among musicians, and were by special
order repeatedly exhibited to the royal
court by Carlo Ducci, the distinguished
artist of Rome.
Richland beacon., 1881-12-10

HE chief duty of most newspaper
men is to burrow around for news, not
to form smooth sentences or enuncate
beautiful thoughts. Many persons can
be brilliant two or three times year
who utterly fail in the treadmill expert
ence Of journalistic work. Literary con.
tributors to newspapers or periodicals
seldom become millionaires. Of course,
one who is already famous can get his
own price for an article, but S. q page
is q good average compensation for an
article accepted by one Of our magazines.
Suppose it to cover ten pages, the writer
receives $50. If he could write and So
cure publisher for twelve such articles
in year. which Is surprising what rare
" occurs, his net income would be $500.
Thus. while it may pay the young be-
ginner in law or medicine to employ his
own abundant leisure and increase his
limited income by writing for these
monthlieS . complete, reliance on them
for support sven under favorable cir
cumstances, is foolish. As for the daily
papers, they have little room, under the
constantly-increasing amount of tele-
graphic and local news, for the miscel-
'aneous topics, in which, alone, the out
slider can hope to compete with the
regular staff. Thus they offer very little
to the amateur.-Cincinna Gazette.
Richland beacon., 1881-12-10
CONS UMPTION.
Important to the Public NJ well ne the
Medical Profession.

Ha'rs Journal Of H,olh. referring to CONSUMPTION,
MAKES the following important; statement:
Consumption usually b. gins with slight. dry cough
in the morning, thea. g"ing TO bod getting more and
more frequent with more and more phesn Increasing
debility, ihnness If fesb shorness breath quick
mess Of pulse In fatal course about
two hence the importance q areg the disease
at early stage possible, snd the rational
means employed for this purpose the greater the
chsncR Of success The disease owing irritation
commencing IT. the h cat and extending to the lungs,
that their action nierfered with, and the blood does
seceise sufficient oxygen to purify it, The marked
sign Of lung disease is emsciation and the posi-
tive indication of returning health is increase in ~
So speaks HAIRS Journal q Heoith, and We may add
tina; in desperate and, in fact all Of
sumption, troubles Of the thr and lungs.
relief may be obtained and permanent cute .fc go hv
the Of DR.. Vim Halls Balsam for the Lung,
cine known for than thilty-hve years uuing
remedy for coughs, colds, bronchitis and all pulmonary
and pectoal Diseases That the wos, Of Consit-
iion have been cured by the Of Halls Balsam ha,
been siiested by the thousands vho have used
have been coguiza n ts wonderful remedial efficacy
Richland beacon., 1881-12-10
INCONVENIENCE OF BEING 4 HU.
., MORIST.

Bret Harte's peculiar horror is the
poem that made his reputation, "The
Heather Chinee." To friend who once
made quotation from it in his hearing,
he said:
eff you love me never mention
Heather Chinee' in my hearing. If
die young it will be of that miserable
washerman. He is my nightmare anu
my daymare. / cannot get lid Of Inn !;
go where will, he springs up like jack
in.a-box. With some people l have to
be polite and listen to Ill they have to
say on the subject; hut / feel that l
know you well enough to cry ont spare
mer lam willing and pleased 20 talk
of any of my other stories. and even
other poems ! but tho Monaghan will
kill me yet.
"Why, do you know, they have actu-
ally set it to nrusic-a frightful dirge |!
A young lady insisted upon chanting it
to me the other night, and 1 hal to
listen patiently, instead Of following my
inclination, which was to tear the music
into thousand pieces, and dance up
and down on the keyboard of the piano.
It was enough to drive me mad"
Richland beacon., 1881-12-10
.,.oo1 Hre1EHAe scl,o o.

. sosuoo 81 .ssa !, SIMPLY imp =. :
o. t to light saas may -Se '.J ss In sev.
plorsakssea to be .ss,r sas snters al
sonses erectedms ssDre@. rendering
cral schaely e r tIpIhe rs. to a stao %
'neo Shaded by his own body.
iaci1hhdent that in all such rooms
~ injury is being done to the eye
sight OF many of the occupants. Many
rooms are provided with no adequate
means of ventilation. In some the
plans adopted have proved failures in
part or wholly, While in others no means
whatever have been provided save 10y
the doors apd windows. DuEing warn.
weather, ~hen these can be left open,
no greet harm need be done; but, when
cold weather requires tina. they he
closed, the foulness of the air becomes
almost qnbearable, and no effort OF
watchfulness on the part of the teachcrs
can make the rooms fit for use. Even
the outdoor air iii city like ours is far
from being pure, and it il safe to say
that, witt. all our efforts to secure VENT.
lation, the air of many schooi-rooms
would. if analysed, be found TO contains
i've times the normal amount Of car.
bonic-acid gas, beside all the other i'm.
purities incident to the collecting int
enc room Of from forty to sixty Chill.
dren. During tho past two years con-
tagious diseases have prevailed in our
midst more than ever before. Not only
have many children from our schools
died, but hundreds of others havo been
interrupted in their school work on this
account. II is a noticeable fact that
these diseases are more prevalent in
cold weather, and it is more than prola-
bic that the physical system -: the
children is rendered more susceptible, to
these diseases because Of the polluted
air they are obliged to breathe from
four to five hours per day. 1t is cxpens-
i've to build new school-houses and FRO
vide ample means of vcntilating the
same, but it is far more expensive to
have the work of the school broken up
by preventable diseases. Visit. near the
close of the day, any of the rooms, in
which there is lack Of good ventila-
ton, and the lassitude shown by the
children in all their exercises will con-
vince any one how impossible it is for
the mind to do any really-good
work under such circumstances. The
brain refuses to act, imperfect lesscns
are tine result, the teacher loses co.'s
dence in Her ability to interest and ben
etit the pupils, and becomes discour-
aged. -SchOOl Superintendent Daniels,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Richland beacon., 1881-12-10
WARMERS Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.

PosTMAsrERs have been directed not
to deliver scurrilous postal cards. They
are also forbidden to read postal cards
addressed to other parties Therefore,
when you drop scurrilous postal card
into the postoffice, You must acqhaint
the Postmaster and his assistants with
the fact, or they will be terribly embar-
rassed. Ifeyuid.
Richland beacon., 1881-12-10
On Thirty navs, Treav

The voltaio Belt Co., Marshall, Mich, will
Dend their Electro-Voltaic Belts and other
Electric Appliances on trial for thirty DAYS TO
any person afflicted with Nervous DEBILITY,
Lost Vitality, and Kindred troubles. guarantee
ing complete restoration Of visor and manhood.
Address as above without delay. =
p. $40 risk is incurred, AZ thnty days
rial is allowed.
FINGER-NAIIs two inches long are the
pride Of q Baltimore woman.
Do NOT give up,-hundreds that have suf-
fered FOR years from kidney diseases have
bee,& cured by Kidney-wort.
absolute people let their soup grow
cold between the plate and the mouth.
Richland beacon., 1881-12-10

The Gobelins tapestry has been re-
Gently restored in the morning-room at
Holyrood, where are the chief relics OF
Mary Stuart, including chairs whose
covers were worked by her. In twenty
years the Queen has but twice spent any
f;mp nj tho ,,alora
Richland beacon., 1881-12-10
berOn."

TIE physical ills which are reculiar to women
ATE seldom mentioned, either in Conversation or
through tie press. through false modr,tv. and
yet the percentage of these diseases are on the
increase. thousands OF women to-ia, cherish
grateful remembrance of the Vegetable Com
pound which is prepared by Mrs lydia E. Pink
ham OF this city. We learn that more of this
preparation is sold in this city than il sold OF
any Other medicine; and all the world should
kno" OF is curative effects. See advertise
nent III another column.-Lyt,n Tronsc,.j,t
Richland beacon., 1881-12-10

AN agricultural paper has an article
on kicking cows. 1t is hard to imagine
a man who can be SO mean as to 60
around kicking those useful and inof-
fensive animals, but We suppose there
are such wretches or the article wouldn'
have been written.
Richland beacon., 1881-12-10

HE corporate name the place where
the President died is to he changed to
Garfield" though postofice is to he
established there to be known as Gel
heron "
Richland beacon., 1881-12-10
what Physicians Nay,
SAN LEANpRo, CAL. January

san LEANDRO, CAL, January G, 1877.
DIR. r. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, n. y: Dear Sir
l have employed your "Pl .asaut Pur,s tive
Pellets" in my practice for the last four wears
now use no other Alternative or cathartic medi-
cines in all chrcnic arrangements Of the stom-
ach, liver. and bowels. know of nothing that
equals them. j. A. MILLER, NJ. d.
Richland beacon., 1881-12-10

A DRUGGIST in New Richmond, O.. Mr.. E. J.
Donasm, writes us the following ~ consider
DIR. Bull's Cough Syrup one Of the very best
things made. use 1t altogether in my own
family and can Therefore recommend it."
Richland beacon., 1881-12-10
How women Would Vote.

Were women allowed TO vote, every one in the
land who has used Dr. Pisrce's "Favorite Pre-
scription" would vote it to be an unfaiing
remedy for the diseases peculiar to her sex.
Dy druggists.
Richland beacon., 1881-12-10
is row definitely announced that

IT is row definitely announced that
Mis-" Anna Dickinson will appear next
winter in the garb and personality of
.iha.,speare's heroes, and that her en-
Sagcments will not only include the
principal cities of the United States, but
England a. we'll.
Richland beacon., 1881-12-10

DIR. PIERCEs Golden Medical Discovery -
has been SO thoroughly established in public
favor ia t were it not for the forgetfulncss of
people II would not be necessary to call atten-
tion TO its power to cure consumption, which il
scrofula OF the lungs, and other blood diseases.
a. eruptions, bOtch,s, pimples, ulcers, and
silver complaint"
Richland beacon., 1881-12-10

."M. bhowN, near Panola, Crenslay
county, Ala, has lost two wives by death
since the LIST of March last.
Richland beacon., 1881-12-10

~ Nralher -sirrGi '.!c".
i al
b AL Mr.. jeremiah Toal, inc. ofi'."EN .
~ district, hruugii; lei'rr 'i ii'
ton TO the United States ~i-iif! f.
~ Ger, and by the latter gcniltlH 4u :.
~ shown the beautiful fC,cIitihc e..
- Incnls TO. measuring AMI determine
the various changes ana COMMIT ],
81 n nfthc weather. Pointing to IL" stalti
tnl Il a-,i Thermometer he cXplAinc! T. NJ
t.E r. the uses Of the heat edr%c. WE, i'''
I7l \ upnn Mr. 1. an NloUsly Inquired u a.
E hadn't nU,ter un T. SIHGc-s!''!
/ In Nee Incrchiu, 10 st the weather il
al 4 i.viu' AMI harvest time Iiis iE>P,c
gSF uouafthc acroIictcror " lnc 'aS'i:ci
isE evoked the expression: Nou!G!.
!.ixI nj She be the ratkct to run tic vino
. AL iIlmill with" The barometer was
-. 81 lone too many for Toadyin,. ALI, look
-i4El Hing q,ie-rly at the Official as II he
, 'Is were utterly nonpu-sel and bank
M Irup, Of words, said: " Friend, dlu you
,Al ilcvcr have the rcuma;l.. Inc
,5tE lllahruptncss Of the question srrpriscd
| !Ithc Ulcer. who replied, "So-never.
'.3dS I'LL" What"-- Evidently re- llectlng
hi IIhimself. Mr.. 2. stopped on The ragged
GE Hi edge OF tie thrcaGbarc remark. ana
j'!E sait: 81 only wanted L. know for II
iii iii This trap (pointing to the harolnetcT'
l"i1 lIshows the good an bad ", athtr afore
| .1ut HI its time. it would be bully trap for
IS0M l[pcuple with Tcunat.s; they c"Cil
!! Hi M hank 4 every time. Up my country
I"i1 llwa-n folos las il they use II. JAo"!.N
\ ,iEt II ION. an lisa powerful augment am
Il '-iA lllrcunatis- us the upper doTg IN thc
II .5Vt ltlf.l. every time Nith thanks To-
l1e ul;hc unexpected information. TIE OH
4 ,Ist cial politely turned Mr. Ioaev!i t
WHI Hover f. the usher L. show him O. TIE
.lHRE ll,tre,.t car. while he. looking over IL
\ hi l,lpapcy. read: MIS-. I. 4. Gi,i, u.
HI ;tHt III iAt; Walnut street II iladc.I ala, Ia.
II IpI III writes. 7 had iI..aMnatory ril' I'M
N SRI IL figla yr.VIua.v. lnonc footandaiAI e
III Ill II seemed t. have taken hold with the
II ,alut lIlietorinnation 10 stay. and The morn.
III I'LL III ing obtained the IT. JAC"E> on: ]
II aolEi could not lut my foot down 10 NE
4 Ial III Gpor even for sninstnri'. | used Ii
II soieI tithat evening for thcir- time. aiii u,
n l6k laiucXt morning for tic. sccHnd Time
n FEl Hand that ait.ruo' . put ny i""l gown
AIANlfl r several minutes. on Tho Srn'Gy
T@-3i following | cunld stand up ana Wal
II 10 tf$la fcw s'cIs On 1Ut> lay could W"iA
/! iifl about MS room and went down stA.r
|, iD1,Ei ~ holding On 10 IL" iGili-'cTN. N"N
y lliY can walk quite Wei and there /
n e very it,. pain i.it. Just thinE. one
y IH bnti'..l. 9 i,'f. ai1 J afl almost trc'
- from pain, w'n',cTful madeleine
Richland beacon., 1881-12-10
Search the Scriptures and Earn $40.

. The publishers Of the Holly Springs, Miss
Reporter in their prize puzzle column make
the following offer To the person who
will 6rst tell us W hich is the longest verse,
wnich is the shortest verse, and which the
middle verse of the Old Testament, we will
give 500 in gold. To the person who will
first name the book and division in the bible
in which occurs every lettle of the Hebrew
alp abet, We will give $50 in gold. These
premiums To be awarded on the 18th Of JAN
uary next. Those VINO contest for. premi-
ums must SIND p. o. Order for twenty five
cents, no stamps, for which they will receive
a copy Of the Reporter of January 10th, con.
taiuing the correct answers and names ard
postofice address of parties giving them, to
whom will he awarded the premiums. Adj
dress PUBLISHERS OF REPORTER, Holly
Springs, Mississippi.
Richland beacon., 1881-12-10

THE Supreme Court of Massachusetts,
has decided that the ringing of factory
bells at an early hour Of the morning is
a nuisance. A similar decision was Civ
en- not long ago in Philadelphia regard
ing q cathedral bell.
Richland beacon., 1881-12-10
"GIad TidinCs for Mothers"

The most important information ever pubs
lished for those who would pass with little
pain through the great trial of motherhood,
by Or. Stsinbsck Wilson, specialist in mid
wifery a"d chronic diseases, Atlanta, Ga.
Send stamp Tor Il copy, addressing as above
arl writing bis full name. Diseases al
Men" TO he had in the same way.
Richland beacon., 1881-12-10

CoTToN-sEED oil is now used as /, eno-
stitute for lard for domestic purposes by
many families in the South. They pro.
nounce it as every way superior.
Richland beacon., 1881-12-10
NOf lee.

From tie 10Th of October, 1881, ID
he lst 81 July, 1882, genuine Rock
SPRING WATER will he upplied To Gus
TONER; by FliiS & Co, Of Bailey Springs,
Ala, at the following rates:
Ten gallons in anti-corrosive car $500
Same can refllei at. ............. 400
Five gallons in anti-corrosive can. 3.25
Same can reflled at.... go
Nine gallons in glass bottles. $500. 80
Reasonable fr iSht and express rate
are given by a., railroads. This water
has been known for nearly iiity years
a Il sure cure tor Dyspep-ia, a sure cure
for Diseases a. the Kidney and Bladder,
sure cu for all durable cases OF
DroI-y, = sue cure for Sctofu'Ous Gases
% the Bones " Skin. AMI certain de-
stroycr If the terrible thirst for intoxi-
eating drink that overconeS So many
worthy resolutions. Deprive = drunk
ard III hi dam for three days and
meanwhile give him plenty OF Rock
Spring Water, and he won't want the
whisky Don't you think it's worth
trying II. Ii you do, drop a postal TO
Elli- * Co. il will cost only cent.
CALCUTTA has population of 6S4, G5S
souls, thirds of whom are males. and
of these the greaterpart arei i'll the middle
period of life. The number Of Young
persons under 20 years Of age has i'll
creased perccptibly, and from this it is
known that the resident population is
growing.
FoR dyspepsia. Indigestion. depression Of
sIrt, AID poncrai debility in tier various
frlIs. alSa A. 4 preventive against fever and
a..U' sd utior interIuitt, AT io,.r-. the EERRo
lHpsrH"EAIfB EIINIU oF,'.IIaANA EtkE. made
~ tasUci. Hazard y Co.. NoA lork. nui sold
t'r1's c.'y'f!ns from fever ~ O;Eor sickness
!; he, 10 equal.
Red-BuG~. Roach-A
rats, cats, mice ants, flies. insects cleared out
by Rough OF Rats" DO. druggists.
',;:N'ss'~ Cs1cGy-C SsLVE
~. rh -ALNE 'oi rn'- !..l--s s,r-s ricars
p H'.-.a. T.''.r C'1r,t! Htpi-. chill iai0- c.ras
a Boz. N ,f $50. Ei'.i tiaas, F.rc.ic. aii rtnplcs
Ct .!ii' - FiEL'Li' SALIE, a. all oth,:s are
..-.a'.i.'t,. Trc- - c.His.
',w G,st.s:S's oNTGENATtD RITTER.
, 'h' 10; re. - for Iv-I-isia liou-r.-s Naari,
I'-.-''r al l-.=,s ,i the Blood, k.iueys, Liver,
~-.'. 80.
lrJ Ca-i'"V -Nr~F c.r-e4 Al ~ c,isrs cstb.
i-r.".- nse'''iH u'" "f IN" head 'ni threat.
'E. MOTIFS IL EK FILLS are the test cs.h,f,ic
Richland beacon., 1881-12-10

We have always maintained tina
policemen are useful and that they do
not get all the credit they are entitled
to. While riding in Cincinnati a prom
inent resident of that city was thrown
from his buggy, the horse at once
dashing off at breakneck speed. Fort
unately two policemen were standing
on a crossing, and by knocking down
and running over both of them the speed
of the frightened horse was decreased t.
such an extent that he was easily cap
tured. In this instance at least tn,
guardians Of the law seem to have been
in the right place at the right time.
Richland beacon., 1881-12-10

'GEs. DANIEL TYLER is the only suy
viyor of a regiment of 1,100' men Uhc
First United States artillery which re-
ceived Lafayette at Yorktown in 1924
AL wesklv women are strengthened bytho use
Of Lydia L. Pinkham's Vegetable Corpo,,uL
Richland beacon., 1881-12-10
1HE greatest men nave been frequent.
ly born in the most insignificant places.
DR.. Mary Walker was born in a remote

TEE highcs: hores and interest Of the rare
rest on ID, iurltv. Leaith and strength Of
womanho"d. We take pleasure in referring
our readers 10 the remarkable efficacy Of lydia
T.. IHkhtm" Vegetable Compound III. ali that
much.
Richland beacon., 1881-12-10

W se-annah, Ga, the annual death
y for 1000 whitss for the year 1880
vas 9.S5, and for the colored, 45.47.
In the Mayors opinion, the disparity is
due to observance Of sanitary laws
on the part Of portion Of the colorcl
people, and to their ulintentional neg
lect of the necessities Il the sick. The
authorities provide medical attendance
and dispensaries for them, but they
have not yet learned to take full advant
age of the city's liberansy.
BY actual merit the famous substance.
st. Jacobs Oil, has steadily won ITS way
until it is to-day the national remedy foi
rheumatism. Lawyers, physicians,
clergymen-sll use it, Cincinnati %. )
DAILY Enquirer. -.
4 PUZZLE so1ZFD.
Two Irishmen were pormg over the
news of one of the city papers, and, CON-
ing to the head --latest =" and immedi.
ately following it "Very Latest, one
said to the other:
"Ah, sure, Tim, will you he after e1
plainin' what this.means2"
"Arrah, bedad, said lin, can it's
mesclf that can explain that to ye. Sure
the latest is what comes in time to be
printed, and the very latest is wh,A
cores after the paper is out"
The Pittsburg Sunday Leader quotes:
"Mr. Martin Karg, Silver Creek, Mum,
cured a badly wounded horse with ST.
Jacobs Oil"
Richland beacon., 1881-12-10
A PUZZLE SOLVED.

The Pittsburg Sunday Leader quotes:
"Mr. Martin Karg, Silver Creek, Mum.
cured a badly wounded horse with St
Jacobs OIL"