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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-11

ATTORNEYS and Conselors nj lay. OEce
oyer the Poet Office. Mineral Point, Wisconsin.
MONEY TO LOAN "a frst-class real estate
.ecnrity.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-11
GLOBE HOTEL,

sl,Ilni ~ SHlIsLEA. PROPRIETOR.
F..ai III tligh $4,000, Mineral Iain. Va.
The y o,jo.le" i i first lass hotel in every
ftrpest Is centrally located. and the prices
iargei moderate. good barn in con-
nretian VITA the hotel y. SHILLkN. Prop.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-11

DENTAL ROOMS. Successor 10 The late DR..
1t II Cnykendall oldest office In the county
Established 1855 All operations performed
With care aud kill aud Ut reasonable rates.
Dtuttbtr Zabn arti.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-11
Lanvon q Snenslau

ATTORNEYS and Cornseicrs Mt law. OF
Il the City Bank. Mineral Point. Wis Z
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-11
WASHINGTON HOUSE.

.ilniesse aSd Ri, w.ta Stfr,tA
dfNlENI foINf WISCONSIN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-12
SUITE 4usreOe.

aus ptm @sfrsi&. Gin Srsania fibrte nit
isintn Sdnstrn turt srftnmal nit Bethel.
lisuns Der nsaen Srssl cine pisrlimmise WsFs
auf. Der QbVr 'rar aliO an cine Srstl nod
Mot sspSbnt.
Ysim Slpria bapsrte % Gin gis&sn. Der
Srsanif mar in srS6tsr gsrlsssnbtit; feline
&brs ifanb auf BEN Spitlt. glber Gptt strl6et
fsinsn Stutftsu Wte Der gIiB fam ibm elm
rsttsubtr 8seanfs unb ptrtritb Die WpIten BON
Isiner Stirnt.
Na& BEN gnten ebsbt I'D unisr Srsanif
BON BEN SrsslifubL ssbt RAID aaf ben 9alstrstsr
los, arstft tbn AM Salie unp btrrl9t ion an
,.8erl, mas bait bu asmatt?"
Sisier, gan; ptrSliGt, puFts nitts su ant.
norton. Gntlib fane CT bic Spra@s pisssr uns
fragile Ssmiitbislit:
"g9as i'd ssnta&t babe ?-Sabs i'd tsnn midi
gut Sals setrstsn 2
uDu-rtsf Der Srsanif, i&sinSar sanj piitb.
emo, bu bait ia ben WiuS auf's GrsSo &C.
eriidtl ="
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-12
Gin 5weiter Salomo.

Gin 8isner SIatt srsdbIt folssnot
tomiids 8eIdidts:
3pet Solratsn zines In @raB gar,
ntiontrsnosn 8rpatsnrsetmsnteS, Scnas
uno SranI batsn tu 8irtbsbaus rsum
S6ien" f6 firatsrlt6 ssrauft. Del
Waior, etn abssiastsr 6sfno Don 5Hsn.s
li6em Sfanpal, ldst bic betpen rufsn.
9ca Ansf eri&sinsn pisislbsn, unb Der
WajOr fdbrt fe nit allen 5tmmsliafras
n,snten an. Gtper ibtebt bic S1ulp
auf ben slnpsru unb Sstner MIL pie
5dnrel anssfansen baben ; babel tpns
men fs 70 In Die 5ise, pas ni&t stsI
sefeblt bate, 70 pdre bic prdsslsf DOR
BEN Waior piersr lossssanssn. Gnb'
LID brinst fs eth ponnsrenpes v8abts"
gum S9psissn Der Waior eommans
Dirt: Die Sanf beretn ! 90" Iasts sr,
"Soras, bu leSt bid Jest auf bic
8aaf - uno bu, Sran, ntmmf ben
SiUf unO bauf ibm Is bsruntsr!"
Der Gran3 n,adt etn sans Serfldrtss
9eii6t. Wtt isltshem 0efdble sretft
sr na1 Dem Saslinssr uuo sibt Sos
mas feline poblssmsfsnsn finf,ebn,
0ts er bamit fsrtts it, f9aut er ietnen
Ramsraesn rsdt f9aosnfrob unp tri.
umpbirsno an.
n5at er bic finftsbn 2" fragile Der
Wajor.
n3u Ssfsbl." mar pte sIntport.
Sor - commaneirt Der Waicr.
Sest lea tu bid auf bic 8ant unp
pu Sopas ntmmf ben Stpd unp bauit
ibm sbenfaus fanfssbn bsruntsr.
Der Sonas aibt benz Gran; feline
Gdnfssbn NIT psmislbsn islissn @efdbls,
pte pisisr fe ibm sessben bat. @is
sr eamtt fertis mar, i6aut sr isinsn
8amsrapen aud laarsnfrpb une trium.
pbirsnp an. Der Serr Waior absr
last:
60, irst if's Is aud rs9t, tpsnn Sbr
pisrer raufen ppQt, pann fpmmsn nil
prsi piscsr 3uiammen. Ssbrt Gu9
WatI@.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-12
Bauer uno Nobofat.

SrIbstnt zines Rcrgsns, pGbrenb Der Rs6ts.
dntpaIt @runere6t gtraee an Gtnlfsr isinsa
itputn 5auies febt unb In bic StraBe binetn.
ltdut, Ruueihaft ertpartene pbtr In 8eeanfen
fb trSsbsne, tpts ridssrs prpjsiis felt 3u MAIDEN,
Gin rbrlann1es gdusrlein, baS IpnIf ME blind
ltnss ees Aoppfaten Saus ssfunesn, tissmal
init pt6iiatm, FAT tisfiinnissm 8rlihte In Der
StIaBs, bIstst enblit Itebsn. tsfebt lid mad Der
Netbe bic SduItr une nimmt sann bee Qeppfa
ten @runSrsSt Ssbauiuns sau3 bsioutsr auf
Fprn.
Na6Sem or bislslbe BON pssn bic unten Sc.
b6tttg Angels, ut, ntmmt er feiuen 8uoteuApd,
auf BEN sr nit ~fraftissn %GinfSnitten 8ub unb
3pa mad s%ebrautli6sm I3ae it s~oraemerft,
tesinnt rs8ts an Der Gde has 5aas at,lmsden,
jGblt balblaut bic sems6sns Strsds auIammsn,
blstbt Fsbsn, aebtrt nit iorsli4tm 8ltis Sus
une 3oa %3uiammtn, uub bamit fsin Srrtbum
unttrlaufe, mibt CT eann aud BON Der Qinfen ,ur
8tttsn sts appplatsn @runSrs$t sbrli&s
Webnifatte mad isrer gan3sn 9reits.
Sas fsbt Der &s&tsssltbrte BON 8enf,r nit
btltgtri Grftauntn unb tpirb eneli@ Graerli&,
eaB no has gGuerlein auf eFsnn Giraffe
unttrfanst fstnen g%auermaBfab an Itin rsipte.
ttrlt@ts Wobnbaus IN lssen. 81 CT ben Bar.
tbsl pom S9unbpethtr aud fsnnt, CT rei6t snb-
lt9 sas 5snfsr auf unS fdbrt ben mtf.nbsn unb
3apltnoth Sauern MT faunt eerbaltentnt Grim.
m. an: "Was babt Sbr ba ;u nnsfsn unS ,u
3ablsn an rntinem Sault? Was fol- has bsiBtu
auf OTsnsr Giraffe.
Eas Yautrlsin ma&t sans sslaFsn itin Grsu,.
pei ftrtts uns iSaut sann bD&it rubia ben Ssrrn
1s%fssstfans an yNi6ts fir UNCUT, Ssrr
Doctor, t@ tsoatt mir nur pas SrsitmaB BON
Sprsnl Sauie nebmsn. Us ssbt pirflit."
rWas sebt tpirfii6 2" itrie nun nod auf.
gseraDfsr Der Absptat, wabrsnp bsrsits alerbaub
3ui4ausr lid iammslteu.
Sept Strr Doctor" srpieesrie tas Bauer.
lstn, umein SauS III iSUn bier biusinsesanssn,
I'D ppate nun fsbn, Oh i'd aud bic S9suns
eur4brd6ts." Dabsi ma1te Der Bauer Gin
@sfitt, absr bic esuts auf Der Straee. pslte
ben Aepofatsn fanntsn. Iattsn ibsrmd6ia, iener
i&lug s~rinuis eas 6snfsr 3u unb Der gartb.I
Ron SSunswsi!sr f&ittslts ben 8Opf uns sins
psitsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-12
&lass sines 9sutidsn Gbemannes, Der
sin DanfeesWa seb iratbst fat.

" NY ''"'y't WV.
Sd bab' elm i15nss Wdp6sn -
Gum Wstb&en mir srpdbIt - 6is
mars, BE mir ALIEN nod - 3u mel
men, Slid sefsblt!
Ste III Elm pabrsr Gns.l, - Das
mus Elm Seper isb'n, 0ar TT fe ,u
.bei9sicen", TIM NQes au sers
feb'n:
Ste fptslt Gluoisr unp 5arfe, -
Wuff 1T rpas fe fpri&t - Sie
ftpst pts etne esrdt, - Dp@ baden"
fam fie ni6t! -
sic ma4t auf un1sr SaueRes -
Da ~reissnpe Gepi9t'; - sic ipielt NIT
tbm unp tdnpslt - Do1 ,paI9sn"
fam fe ni9t.
SIR mt6 id it5n III pusen -
5dlt fe fdr beilss pHiGt: - Ste bat
pobl finfits 8Isipsr - Do1 .pdben"
fam Sie nibt.-
Sitf i'd supstlsn i6msi6sIne-Sie
UNI mstn eetbsertdt. - 3uft fs aes
i9ptnc ete S6&tn-Denn .fO9en" fam
fe nttt.
Dit babe tn ben Sissn - Sd bic
Serpdni6te 8i&t - SansI fault fe
rparrae Strimpfs - DEM "fridsn"
fam fe ntbt! -
Sie fam ntdt aus5 piG.n,-Ni9t
iecs 8unf Safeb'n - Sbr bIeitt ia
n.6tS ;u lfrnsn, Das mus etn Sober
leb'n. -
., f6nnt cte 8sIt Bier Ieisn-@te
otsl msin 8sib9sn tann, Sie tpirps
ftauneno rufen: 8ensioenspertbsr
Mann!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-12
Ginipra9e.

pfarrsr Gum Srduttaam) sd fruse
Sie Dor Soft unb allen anpslenesn.
roasn sic tisis bier s~ssenpdrttse 9ts
biam ~ Sbrsr rs4tmasissn Gbsfruu
annsbmen -.
Sraut: .Grlaubsn Sts, Ssrr Yfar>
rer, sic babsn msinsn Stdutisam
ssfrast Of CT mid su lsinsr frau usb.
men wil ; Id Iass Sbnsn, Der mus sus
frisren fsin, tpsnr t6 i'm nsbms. Gr
ba! Sir uns i'd babe 500 @uls.n /; "a
tdttsn Sie iaUn susrf mid frassn
IoQen,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-12

Sumar i'm fooe. Der @aior a. .. ssu
priapiB, Gin ssbOrtnsr Samcrif, lisst TN Ctr.
ben. @uf bic 8unss bappn fnp ieint SatRal-
ter, bic GeppfaIsn Or. Sabi&t iufort ~ ibm
Sttilt. Na6Ssm Der Raior nod sinist @aB.
ressln s%ttrpfsn, tptnpst CT f6 an bic 8sibtn
Dlrftt i& Giusn ppn ben Ssrreu bitten, G6 an
bic anbsrs Stits ess Stttss 81 itBsu - Ssbr
germ abtr parunt, psnn man fragsa barf -
Damit iS fsrbs ME unlsr Ssilane.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-12
Die tin3ige Winiferlife,

Die sin3ise Winiferlite,
peI&e ben unislisen Sriettonen unp ben
Serpertli&en Gli6ittsrunssn hes
Staatspassns encsiltis pprtaut III
foIssnee:
Yrdiptum, I~uspirtisss unp Sanssl !!
Sirf Sismatf.
Snnsrss unb g%iisnbabnsn 9raf
5trStrt 8tsmarf.
Gultus unp Sufis: 9raf @iIbslr
Sismarf.
8riss une 9anepirtbi6aft: 9rai
&anBau ais SbpisssrIObn.
u NJ: Del strpaissr 9~srmsbruns be,
Samilie SiSmarf, ntumt 5srr 1ispes
mann aus 9siunbsitsradf&tsn isinsn
Iblbtee.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-12

Sauerenjasb. 90 sin Gu6s III
bod sine fuliae Bette! Drst Stuntsn
lang bat er mid turh Did unp Dann
bsrumssiost unp isBt pie Id ibm
8ladlt6 Gins binauf sspslst bab', III
Der 9ump gar fsin Guds, iOnpern hem
Ssrpalter isin rotbsr a,Ursl ga, taS
ptre an Spsftatsl asbsn!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-12

Gin Garmsr f~inbists nit sislsm SVmbaf an,
or babe Subusr BON Der Gier.paan,s stsossn
CT parbs absr ibsrbotsn tur6 bic balb barauj
fslstnSt Stfanntma6uns kints Ra6Sars. ba6
CT Gin prabt'eass 8Vbltn aus tiatr 8VB.g aia.
ME trsisblt babe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-12
So6m SoGn
ct, GIoup, Mtnuetota.

sIIt stt statn Hlaf&tntn fur farmer an 6aue, ptldt uts
10 zen g. PAUL une Minneapolis ~ sasta aas,
HdmIt&i
Die Nultman unb Saplpr = Drf&maf&txr
Wppbs Sslbfbiuber, Reaper v. We6br,
Eagle Rabn.
RrSbars, Seeder u. Drill unb Prairie City
Seeder,
@sss, Siusu rnb DOmsaie Sewing Ral$in,u
Champion ". G'siFur pusmlbls Canning mill,
esds Lever Raks, Norwegian, 81. PAUL St0
uni Diysa p6tst v. T. w..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-12

ans Der S9ule. 9sbrsr Du btfemma I'm
,pst pfsnuise spti atpfsl. Du bai asn fed.
tis pfsunias uae fauff Dir I'M bisis ~ssrammis
Summt Mtpftl. Was pirf tu ea tsfpmmsn ?
Dams Da bsfomm' it AZ Sauis priisel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-12

Gin @si,9alj plssts f4 ftts auf ben Sip I'm
Giisnbabn,us ~ itBtn, Der ifinsr Ysrstnuns
mad pom Conductor ,ultBt srl ti&t pirs, bios
UNI bic 3inisn isinsr 8abrssls.a uslassn LANCER
ssuitbsn ~ fSnnsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-12

Uh. Rt4t BAT infer 81 Batter has stustum etr W.ts
sts 81. 1tsnas ppn dlutn dlta @sfiiHen aufs GInsrtus.
lihfs %tmpfthlsH, tnttm ettftr darf aaer Sssplgatn NIT
fthtrtr Slarbsit In istutn Dtrtsn BITE treabssatn Rabr.
btttu hes 9laustns ssfpriat. unttr ben pttltn Nusaassu
her Werit bee bL. Sesmas ssrsttut bic In ar.lssDu
pdrmat On p,stluns (; lie 10 ttut Der fsrsfiItiSa ~rtsisirtu
Aussabtu. Der um .tt iatbpltiHt 9itsatar ptreisstt
Sutbdnsltr . ttrrs Brad In %eurtmburs Iitfsrt tttIs
ututft Nussdbt uSS0I In 8 SGtassaRstn ,u rem srnd Sta.
tenn grtift ssa 5 Gsaars france iat 6aus s~ettfsrt (Aatt A
brssD stSen baariabluns uue rs1sa MIR ni8t %untsriai.
fen. aat Ihtslpstu. ptlts I'D bic Summa sts 81. 3bpmai
MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-12
Ueridieoeue @Iajer

uutsriu&sn Sis bod sinmal meme grias,
- iasts Gin Stuesrt ,u siusm Sptifus, - I'D
lsbs Oft am absnb bic 8essnfGres bppptlt.
=, bas fpmmt ni8t pom ben aussn., Srnssrn
BON ben WunesIdfsrn, antpprttts Der SriQsn.
bGneler.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-12

u: Wsm bat Sulius gdIsr Iein
@srt ibsr ben @auii&m Sriss sspiss
met?
.: uusweifslbaft Isinsm Batter tsnn
pas 3pstts BUD III dtsrldrtsbsn 4: Liber
alter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-12

Gin Mauu. Der BON elmer a~lappsri&Ianes spr
20 Sabrsn ssbiTsn pprbsn mar, nimmt bsuts
mod WisfY Elm, aus 8urdt an BEN SiIs 81
lteIben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-12
Die tatbOIii&e gu9banbIuus
PIERRE BRUCK

In 0ursHiburs ~ptritnest FRANCO In gans ameris
Ia ssssu FRANCO Giulsnouns pom 5 Dollars, bic
nsus aussabe pom 1880:
s. ThOmB 4quinatis Sumafna
Theological diligenter enen-
data NicOlai, Sylvii, Billuart
&c CD. DriOa2. Notis ornata.
1880. 8 ginSs, sru6 in 50 ssbsfrt [Sar.Is
Duel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-12
e urembmreer @astt1s.
Ole luffi9e Spalte.

Ole luffise Spalte.
Wetto: anfdnbieer S&sr3 atemet BEN
@brifen, erbeitert bic SteIe unb
b~efUrbert fslbif bic Gslunhbeit
bes Qetbes.
Der D%autrnfrieg.
Der Bauer TN Granspaal
8srsiiet Albiona dual.
Ni&t sintn GuB brett Grhr.i1
gaBt sr ibm Obns S&wefrsi@j
Setn unssbsuster Wutb
Ginst nit bts 9riten 8lut
unb Oh Der sleid Ger Starfe IN,
3stst CT ib1, mas ne Sarfs IN.
Gin Reiftnoer fam aus StaIisn uuS purs.
9efragt : Wtl1es pirb petl tas Qpcs eieIes
btrrlihen eanttS Istn 2 Da IN Iebr gislss loo.
CAB Der srfsre ~ antpOrt namliS:
SSuIbsn sabllos,
Steuern enelps,
Bolt sslblps
S&uls epnfsTiOnslos,
gtrpirruns bell %,
Gage trcflfs,
prtIe sottlps,
3beatn i&amlps,
Sittsn ~siisel!ps,
Nuffldruns birnlps,
&lUfer i6uslos,
S&pinbslsi u,aelos,
6sftdfte rrssitlps.
pSbtl sspiGtuslos,
Sittratur slaubensles,
unb sbeuerein
Der Ssufel los.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-12

Der saneunsssIas eteftr Dampfrtifs In Baltimore IA
lusltt1 Depot Ger Salttmprs une Ohio .&iienbabn, ptIb,
Yaha8 ere ron uns mad hem peaen iu biniaer,n Ursi,
pbilaeslpbta. "'""
Sa antunft her Damp f5tfs rirS has DEPOT fur an,
ntSt anstfsuten stlalNfeu. 70 eas bic Ginpantsrtr ni6t
Der Stfabr ausssfsst fGe BON Sstriesra btlbpines't an
pe5Ssn, mas IN an0srn Safsnplds n siSe 70 oft Der ran II.
lsnes bteba6tunsspsrtbsn gpr,Gas aufm ,rfIam. p,lSs Fl,
metlt NIT nnltrn SOFTEN btstst: Die pafasters fnb unt,r
Gtuti1ta, tsanen I'D aIfp nit SsStrRanu strfSnbia,n
epns DelrnttiHtr su ssbrau6tn. lmFsen aus tinem S1iF
IN sss aHesrt, rts BET inerrsetsn Rtifsu, fnbtt ni6t astt F;
pc Ydfasttrs stbta In Bremen fpslstt an Ssrh hes Ocean.
~eanIpftrs uno perlantn ~ssnfslttn trf In gaItinpre.-
9D.stn rtitsrtr Qasianit wtnS. man Id an lie G,r,rol.
astattn
A. Stfu6mat6sr & &c.,
Wo. 8 Cub GAP st., Baltimore, orb.
3ttnt u. g y b n, Dubuque, Soma.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-02-04
Cruel Thing.

1t Is cruel thing to send boy ont
into the world untaught that alcohol in
any form is fire, and will certainly
burn him II he puts II into his stomach.
1t is cruel thing to educate q boy in
such way that he has no adequate
idea Of the dangers that beset his path.
1t Is mean thing to send boy out
to take his place in society without
understanding the relations of temper
ance to his own safety and prosperity,
and TO the safety and prosperity of So
ciety, OF course the great barrier be-
tween the youth and correct kn0wl-
edge-the great mystifer and mis-
leaders, respectable society.
This 10 practically saying to the
Young ,ypretty universally, that wine is
q good thing.
Fine dinners are never given away
without It, and good men and women
drink 1t daily.
They do not get drunk, they may be
conscientious and religious, and many
Of them not only do not regard wine
drinking a. harmful, but as positively
beneficial.
The boy and the young man see all
this, and think, naturally, that those
who have experience in drink should
know better about its results than
those who let drink alone.-[Scribner's
Magazine.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-02-04

And when Paul pethercce and his
vile came back, through the driving
snow, with sluggish footsteps and drocp
ing heads, strnnge and unwontcd sight
met their viev-thc table snread with
glisiening double damask, aud set with
china, and oliver, and cut glass, /. l.
tropical fruits, and the mammoth tur-.
key. and the unctuDus English plum
pudding, and the glittering pinnacles of
the ofnemented cake, with. Jessie'a
brilliant eyes, shining like stars, and
Mr.. GreyscfI eravely employed in rosst-
ing chcstnuts before the fire.
He held out both bis hands to the
astonished old couple.
~ merry Christmas, Mr.. PethereEe,"
said he. land many OF them"
Papa" cried Jessie, incoherently,
"ne has paid CT the mortgage, and he
has brought you all these things, and
he has put thousand dollars more TO
your credit in the bank. because, he
says, IL Is debt he owes you. And oh,
papa, 1t isn't a dream, is itp Are you
quite sure VIC are all awaken because it
seems too good news 10 be true"
Aud Jessie burst into tears on hor
fathers breast.
The old man turned to his wife with
quiet smile.
Sarah, said he, "did I not tell you
that the Lord would provided And. of
all times, ought we not to trust In His
goodness most implicitly on Christmas
day"
And so the stormy Christmas came
and went, and left the sunshine of q
great blessing on Paul Pethorege's heart
aud home.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-02-04

Careless handling Of coal stoves haa
proved fatal In a great many cases, the
escaping gas carrying its deadly poison
to inmates Of houses. A paper which
appears to have given the matter con.
siderable research presents the follow.
ing valuable information: Some people
through ignorance of tile principles upon
which stoves are constructed, and equal
ignorance of the process OF combustion,
live in an atmosphere impregnated with
ccnl gas. They become 30 accustomed
to it that the peculiar smell of the gas
does not attract attention. Ignorant,
these people are also saving, and en-
deavor to keep smoldering fire in or
der to save coal. So with draughta
closed, the coal is baked, not burned,
causing it to give of its gases which Dc
not readily burn and are mot carried oh
by the usual channel. The only safety
lain fairly glowing fire and provisions
Tor such draught as win carry of the
gases. or such q fire as will consume
tnem. But few furnaces have ever been
constructed that do not throw into livins
rooms quantities Of coal gas whenever
the fire Is stirred, or does not burn
briskly. People who burn coal may
save money by keeping o smolderinS
fire In . cheap and badly constructed
stove, with improper draught, but they
shorten life at the same time and run the
risk Of sudden death from suifocation.
Those who un6 coal stoves should keep
the draught free, and never employ
hampers In the pipe that shut of more
than three quarterp Of the hot air our
rent. A damper that shuts Of the cur
rent almost entirely u death.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-02-04
AFnhle-aiicr the Persian.

A cottager had clock which had
been owned by his father and grand
father before him, and for g hundred
years had licked OF the hours with ut
most precision.
Day and night, week in and week out.
the Old clock kept ticking away, and 1t
was the wonder of the hildrea and the
pride Of the parents. Although its labor
was weaTion and nOnOionous, the
clock had never uttered one word Of
complaint, and although its face was
cracked, its hands rusty aHd its general
appearance anything but handsome, it
bad no lOr sing5 TO Ee anything better
than II clock and Ia serve tae family 10
the best of its ability.
One day traveller passed that way,
having music box under his arm, and
while ne ate dinner his box played its
merry music. When he went away the
clock was ealcus- minded and Sscour-
aged.
"Why couldn't have been a music
box as well as "a clock ?" II argued with
itself. THE box made faces Mt me be-
cause have no music in nc, and yet
am vain enough to think that | know
more OF music in one minute than any.
dwarf of box does in al day. / am
tired OF being n clock, and l will now
delight the family with tune"
Tnereupon the clock began TO strike
and buzz and hum, and the oottager's
wife cried out:
Heaven save usl but the old time
piece is bewitched."
The clock tried it again and again,
and when the cottager was called IN be
said:
GAS q clock, it was faithful, valuable
and highly priced. AS ( music. box il
is horrible failure AMI q nuisance. |
will, therefore, pull 1t down and sell it
TO the junk dealer"
MORAL:
If you can shoe horse don't perspire
to become an ora,or.-De.roft Free
Press.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-02-04
A New Cure for Malaria.

There is OF least poetic justice in q
story that comes from British India, tend
ing to show the power OF locomotives
when properly approached to drive
away tho malari1 which railways, or
rather railway construction operations,
have so long hoen charged with causing.
A poor villagor OF kattywar had been
afflicted for long limo With renittent
fever, and no amount Of idol worship
and penance nvailed TO arrest the
malady. AT length a friendly neighbor
advised him to approach tho "Bhoot 4"
in tho newest shape III which Tho former
had seen him recently taking his daily
run in that pavt Of tho province, chatting
and tuning. The foyer-stricken villager
consequently Travelled distance from
home, ana at sight Of railway looomo-
tive, fell on his knees, rendered an ofier-
ing OF corn and sweets, and extolled lis
might. The hend was appeased the
worshiper found Himself rid of tho
malaria.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-02-04
PROMINENT PEOPLE.

The new president OF San Domingo 10
priest named Merino.
Richard Grant White is tall and stout
as British life guardsman.
The emperor of Austria Is called 1.-THE
Good" He is very liberal.
A new town in Sicily has been named
after Patti. the prima donna.
Garibaldi Is president OF society in
Italy for the prevention OF cruelty 10
animals.
Lord Beaconsfield received 90, 900
from the publisher of his new novel,
Endymion," as copyright.
King Kalakaua, of the Sandwich
Islands, once saw the world, and he II
going to make another tour.
Sarah Bernhard will make more
money In the United States in six
months than she ever made In France In
i've years.
Senator Thurman. It IL reported, In
tends to live permanently In Washing
ton and practice at the bar Of the
supreme court.
Ex-Queen Isabella, now q fat, On.
gainly, but good natured looking
woman, drives about Paris in a hand
butsome landau. drawn, not by horses,
by four mules.
Carlyle is said to be dying, although
he says he was never sick In his life.
He will be best remembered In the fn-
ture by his French Revolution" the
most picturesque account written Of
that terrible event.
Prince Bismarck Is now in better
health and spirits than for long time
past; his country life has built up bis
strength wonderfully. He has resumed
his daily rides, and talks of hunting next
year. The prince Is millionaire.
Ole Bull by his last win bequeathed
to the museum Of Bergen, Norway, Q
number of his jewels, medals and deco
atoms, given him In the course Of his
long professional career by kings, en-
perors and other titled person.
Mr.. Longfellow Is mentioned a. sey-
ing that he thinks he was led to write
1.-THE Wreck of the Hesperus" because
the words "Norman's Woe" asso-
ciated with the disasters at sea, seemed
to him 30 indescribably sad. II VA
after receiving letter full Of lofty sem
timents from Charles Sumner that hs
wrote Excelsior