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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-19
Cine tBbare Munitioa.

Our Belt css Srtssss spildsn Der ar,
aentiniiben &spublit uno rsren Nabbars
naate Wontssteso fancen id In stner
Sssssfs6te Der bsrdbmte Somanosur Con
I'm Dienfs psS leBterer uno Der Ipmiral
Srppn ais 9srtbsipiser BON Suenps
NyrsS s~eseniber. SIN 8erlaufe bee Sc:
fs6tss bate Gon istne iimmtlide Wu.
nitipn Serl6pfen unp ratblps fraste letn
lieutenant, Der tbm ben fatalsn umfanp
mslpete:
@aS beginner MIR isBt 20 III fstn sin.
3tser Sbus rebr an Sore unp Der Seinb
pet4t nod inner ni1t.
81 nod puIusr pa 2 fragile Der Sous
rnanceur,
Dapun BADEN mir mob ssnus fdr ben
sanssa-5as.
Sattsn MIR ni9t bsuts Na6mittas Ct.
nen fir6terli@ bartsn bpudncii4en
Safe?
So mob i'd serb,a6 msin @sGsr
earan.
Saben mir BARON mob Stel2
Wsbr ale swsi DuBsrc.
Sb bic rppbl In etnsn I9tsebnpfinesr
binetnpafen mSsen9
Msiusr Grsu', apmuanesur {; ra bas
Ben sic siusn isbr sutsn 9epanfsn +; pas
ppIen mir bod osrla&sn, rief Der eisu.
tenant.
@enise Mtnutsn nahbrr bssan1 sut,
Grfaunen sss GsiReeS auf Der Santa
Warta, pem 8pmnanesur : S1iTs, eas
Ssuern BON Gsusm in elmer gans unae,
ppbnten @stis. Gin Sbub id!us et6t
nsbsn Ipmiral Srppn an psn Sauptmaf
uno satisb In tauienp flsins StldGsn,
bic zen Ssfsblababsr sur eiltssn GIu4t
spanssn.
Wpmit mag psnr Der Seino isBt j1is,
Zen ? fraste Srswn, abes Niemaue ssrs
mp9ts 3u antpprtsn. De- ndtfs S1us
tSptsts spst Wann In Der Nibe pes gps
mirals, i&lus eann nit stsentbImli1sm
Slati6sn an Die Ylanfsn ure 3srplaste
slsi6falS, sinen Sassl flsiner Splitter
surhdlaHenp. Der brittle, ptsrts tinp
FINITE S6us srpisisn f& ais chen 70 gut
sssielt. uno Die ssfaasnsn Wannibaftsn
rpureen nit elmer WaTe ipsissr Stad,
den elmer unbsfanntsn SubfanS bseedt.
Gnpli@ sslansss SrOpn, cine probe Der
neusn 8ussln ;u srptlbsn, nab renp
bisislben iiber ibm bersitS bic Sessl ssrs
riFsn unp bsesntli&e Ssrpdfunsen an
ri1tsten.
gbsr has III tenn bod unerLSrt rfsi
er ibwanfsnb ;ptiden 9a9en unp 3orn,
nit Sdie bsl@is5sn fe uns ; taS III ems
pbrsnb!
No6 siniss Wann iislsn, tan, CAB CT
bsn 8sfsbl gum Nifsuss ~pdbrsnp CT
nod cine SpQs Srsttiette pom bpadnet'
i&en 8aIsn nabsslaidt bsfam. Das
S9if mar iter unp ibsr nit Sprsns
fadsn Der rtusn 9si9oiTs bepsdt rpsl9s
BON ben @atrplen une Solpatsn eins
Belt lang lpra&lrs anSsfarrt unb eann
psBsbrt ipurpsn, ftumm unp i&psissnp,
psnn Ias smpfancsn Elm 9sfibl psr
S&am, eab man Dor iUl&e feinpli&cr
Wittsln bate weiden mihsn. Der Scr.
faQ 1T tbatid&li6 70 paiirt; Ger erRI
lieutenant peS Spmmanpsur Con UNI
Der apmtral Srppn bert6isn iba GSsr'
sinitimmeap.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-19
Sin faoiqer @irtd. 9luS Sempr


berg CRssisrunsstesirt @artsnpstpsr).
Mir WttsstbstlL eas Elm in stnem be-
na@barten Dorfe ~tppbnenesr 0irib
auf Elm sisentbimltass Witttl %SsrfaItn
iet, nm ia unp Isine 6amilie Dor
Der 1tsbaupluns BON Gtunfsntplpsu
III f6assu. Der 9~sdnafiste far;te
ndmlt6 in ben 8artsn binau5, ersriT
einsn bsissten Sisnenfpd uno mari
i'm eur6 pas Ssnfsr uutsr ole &aiens
ben. Gs wibrt ni&t spst Wtnutsn
unr bic llnbOlpe aertrsuten E@ mad
alien Gidtunasn untsr @sbeul unp bis
auf bic eanrfrase binaus, Ssrfplst bon
Cen w%itbenpen Sienen, Die f6nsIsr
6alfe i4af!sn, aIs bic ppli;st IS tdtts
tbun fSnnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-19
SanS Der pielen Grnstsn uns
arpReu 0rpfitel

bNSVNN
In rthen nan am Gust sts Sibres sas msife 6tfe Ia
her 5df1e bat. 8tin eanf Der Uet lam nit u rtdus
a . In Stjza auf 0bf, Semitic, Dtiytn, ylats, Sra
fsrn. Saumrsut, Wsat u. r ~, ptrsItSsu rtrstu.
Rpmmt une feb (!
SsrtSnst bic preIt BON eane In drfanfas. Dit Guaa.
ttrdt bar yrpeuitt per Adtr uue bic WarttprdGt. 8iset
friertifsRet 9ruettn une stnttst ben @trtnn. Bsrttnst
ss 9abl Der 9sst, In esntn TN Srtitn ~starsetttt rtphsa
Tam uns strsldSt sits nit Der SiaQfatttruns I'm slsrseu.
Rt9 net auf sauruet stftdftteans. Grfahrt. has ssr-
f4tist uae psrhanetst esute sdaue fne. etrut elm NIT
sutta Sltmd, s~anaistu Sabrtt .tttn uus stnastnesn Re
sen s~titsnttss eaue tnntn. gtrlast Gu1 Mot auf has
ttRJtst greeutt Der gratrttn, ben DE, tn, Isnetru last qua
sSrt nisetr, no pitt serIattesat q rnsttn an Srt une Std.
Il tintn gluten Nartt fatta.
r.. q. gtrsest ui&t, eas bic aatrbtat Grustt stus easa
sutsn natsdtstntn ysa,it ttintu 9tptnu trtnat.
SuVt $ttgt. Sc Uaustruns pen etuttH aus BEN
Rprseu mad esm Suetn, bui5 bic bert paIttnstn slaai-
stn gsrtditnids bittnHust TIN @dnss. gnfaumt bic ve.
itstuhtt. nt6t. Rttttt &u4 mad ten Ebdtfa6tu uue utat
ROO &urtu Vsrurtettlen. Grfanfas III elmer her frtse fer.
tighten unb srsersltphtn Der Saefaata. Sansrtrfer, ar
etttet ant ttaeatm Spetn une srfrtut tu9 bee RustHt.
~ Su ariaufas stFnstn I'D sitlt eeutl9 { ts-
Iuu9 en- et nit etat6tu Saulsn une RtrttH rerfehtx
ans. -Dtstn Rtitsrtr aastunft l4rttbs Hnaa cher ptnss
man I'D an
Ieemab GhtE VI. u. 8tubeIL
eduh. GpmmiFir, ARA eane.Gemmtdu
ct. epuis pes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-19
SeafsS 8apttsl.
Sn bic Tludt gel6lagen.

3pst Secuneen, nadpem er BON esS
iunsen WdctsnS Ssite btnpssssbultt
uno bipauf mad ren, sritsn Stpdpaf
sssilt mar, aab Walter Geusr aus Der
eufe In Der Gittuns nab Der Ebdr esS
8lpdbauIes - pieeer Elm SpessI6ret
- trpB Der Dunfelbeit bate er zen bort
bsprUbli@ bantirenoen Wtlcsn setrUffsn.
Mit bieiem Sdufe, 70 fdisn es. mar
fdr eiefs Na4t Der Sturm Der @tleen
abssi4lasen.
Sis mo4tn pobl burd ibrs gar ~
srussn Serlufte CUR goyii4t seuabnt
rpprsen isin - fe saben ras @bidisbsn
Der S%ranrpfsile auf unb ;oaen fib ibsr,
baupt sdnsli6 aus Der sefdbrltben Ndbe
BON @alters Sddle iurid.
Nun gut 70, brummts @altsr, tpsltsr
ftp in,piiben rpieper mad ben, Da6s
psrfiat bate, BON no aus letne i6arfsn
Stnne Jpn balD bic 9epiebeit Serfdaf<
ten, pas er fir ben Hsf Der Na6t unbes
Iorst istn birfte - t~psnieftenS f5unen
mir unS strpaS auSruben unb etpas
plautern. Cine Srase lisst mir MINI
lid felt Sbrer unslifieltssn anfunft auf
Der Smell i6on idpsr auf tem Ssr;su,
Ssnnor Telppetsl.
@sl9e2
8p bsfnset i6 psnn Yibaf5nis,
netn inpiantl1er Ereunp Sf gr nit
Sbnen ssfommsn2
Neia t9 babe Jpn ~ibstbaupt ni6t
msbr ssisbsn, felt Sie nit ibm iI@ Spn
mir trennten.
9ctt Iet Danf - treB aler llnpabr,
I6einli1feit elmer lol6en Inuabme mar
i6 bob %iscunpsnlaus idon Ssriudt 3u
Der Annabme, eaB u nit Sbnen na2
Der Snirl ssfpmmsn unp Elm Spfsr isinsr
rptben Grbfeinpe sepprcsn istn mb6ie.
Nun tb absr psis, pas t6 mid bisrin
tiuI9te, nun fommt mir al msin Wutb
pisesr surid uno td babe pas bette Strs
trausn ca3u, tas unIrr sanses Ibenteuer
nod. fir unS p~entsitsns, stn sutes Gnes
nsbusn tpsrps. SibsrfSnts list uns
nibt fiBsn, parauf i8pbre t@.
glbsr mas fam er tbun, sr. sin Gins
selner? fraats Der 8slppebsl. Sa, psnn
er bier pdre
Das pire nt6t balls 70 gut fir uns.
rpie feline Mbpeienbeit. &ann CT midi
unIsrsn Ssnnpr Gapitanp, ben rpadsrsn
Ysppo SprlonL nit BEN trsfltten Sut'
ter Gan Sulpappr b%sranbplsn9 Daa
pdre 9ilfel
Dp9 no foQ er ben 8utter unb ieiner
Gapitdn isBt tnfTenp gibafSnis bal
nur etn Hinpspbppt.
@lei9ptel, 8 1T efn Snetansr. unb Elm
Ipl9sr psib nod ssbn Dial &atb, wr
pas 9atsin zines @sissn i6on ldnsf ~
Gnbs III. SIN llsbrissn tbun mir MIDI
gut unS UNI iol6e Dinse ~ trsttsn, I'M
10 tpsnissr ais mir ia 3stt babsn, ss ub.
,upartsn. 9sbt isst binunter ~ CURE,
IpttsI Sennpr Gslppebel, trbfst eil
Nrme unp Ssrlutt pS Sbr fur,e Bel
ialafsn fSnn. = i'd nil untsrpsTsn pil
8abs bier ibsrnsb msn.
gr bate fi6 einsn Mantsl nit auf eat
Dad ssbrabt In rpsltsm or ib lsB
einbiate, UNI 70 better ben iSlimmer
G%tnpirfunSen Der auf Zen Snisln cpppsl
i&nsicsnrsn WprssnIuft pipsrfsben IL
fSnuen.
Der Gelppsbsl absr befOlste isinst
&atb sins biuab ~ istnsr SV6tsr Do
lprsS unp Ssriu6ts su i&Iafsn 10 gut g
fonnte.
@altsr l6ltef natirli1 ni6t. Ssi,
ause sins aufmerfiam runpum, unp c
fpnute ie ldnser esto better bic @sssn
fdnpe rinsSum untaIbstrsn, neil 81
Dele res tssinusnesn Cages aamablid
sunabm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-19
Neue &atbuliide Gol0nie.

10000 adtr 9ane uur an 8atbsltttn Az ~sataufsn Ets
ttfsu rsartt. unb S;r6tr. Baeilititsn sdunbts 8fima.
uns rtt6tr Srsspss 2 sts 10 Jus tttf; Stes $50 pee
aftr 10 Sab c Grsett 20 Srpttut Rabatt Bat Saarjas-
lung. gsstu nd5trtr aasiunft wsnes man I'D an
August Bramer oesr an Rev. A. Wolf,
Raeyille, Boone Co., Nebr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-19
Gdnftes 8apitel.
Der Gambf uttt has Dad.

trpB Der nunmsbr ptsrsr rOqfommenen
Ountelbet, INNER nod su beOtattsn
mas fd etpa beOba6tsn ltsBe = 70 snts
stns tbm etn fsurtssr S6etn nt6t. nell
der stnmal - bal& Dor iefnem ums
eahIes'sh VeFV's11esle ooraeer ~ F's9en
'VfH.
0sfneel! fn!rl6te 1 uno lief ben
Solbsn Der IsBt pteeer fertts selaeenen
Sa@le erbbnsno auf ben Gusboeen fall
len - ne periu9sn's rthtt8 NIT tbrea
br%snnsneen pfstlsn. 9orparts, Senncr
Gslopsbsl
CT elite Ieltsr pcran mad Der Setter,
tpeI6e rpeiter aufpdrts ,um Da6e fabrte,
unS Dolores gater folste ibm bereitwil.
lt8 nab.
Ste famet pbsn an unt iebe ca,
fton sin babes DuBenb b%renneneer
pfeile faf in benz NIT gorts beleaten
Haden Dade bes SlodbauIss, ia an ets
pisen Stsasn brannte I&on bic gorfe.
Sum moren freiIfb ouf esur Dab,
,mef oefInte WoGertonnsn ouforas0t unn
"a fonnte iomit ihsinen' ala nj sos @srs
siteln bsr bronsaiftsrirhsn SIkGhtsn nor
Neinpe msiter feline b%,innssrsn Shuis.
riof,itsn kS,s
a.. 60. .n.
~ O"egsvs' mop'e ppp' lp!Wen
'SIem '.aam stpen. Craa tt
lwaml pgns Sssus'es. m't s'aem sSalsls
ssIaBs eepaInet 'em na@Ne", eeEsh
Yla"og!s.s ~ ua0 s0s Itllsh pesos1os
l1We U'aa'me U - cog e'he NaeeL
y Yasa s.tst'naS .a'w eta.a 'gna
s,insV4t CIV. 49,,
Sss s sn."sstn. W.n. ...,si w
mi,ssr ,mrifmih '
D,s..n,, 1.ux,
1oote ynaItsr rrni,' na6Ssm ~ Ssins
gSh1e init temunsrr,nsmsrthsr ShInn.
fertiofsit iib In her Rihtuna sntiossn
loiien bot.s. aus wsl6sr her inpianiIhs
Stus faum nod ~aufaeblibt mar unp
elm Sbrei BON untsu aab Sunre, bas er
Ielbf unter fold unalaubli6 u%nadnaiasn
9ubdltniHen Ietn Siel rpenfafenS nibt
adn,lid serfsblt babe. Dasfcnnte ibIims
rner enesn, Ssnnprunb peunS br rppQt,Io
mStte ib Gub einen &atb asbsn. Mts
lerpinas mist Sbr 60 i6srnsbmsn, tts
8rantpfeile sel6piup unI8dplid ,u
MAIDEN, 70 SisI ibrsr aud fpmmsn mSsen
- aber Sbr mibt Gu& su bisism
3pede Der flstl'srl SaneiprtBs beetsner,
rpsl&e it3 r1etnss Wtfsus gang untsn
90tI1hee!'
Nt@ttS, Senl1or Ncnte1e Sbr babt
roo fptseer s.1'u'al Ns@t SsrlsBte Der
Seleweesl'
Wttt ctfier Wprtstl elite Ct rptspsr burs
tt8 btnuntsr tn ben Hauui.
Waltsr absE lsine gd6is lapsne,
nabm btntsr Der Sruitpsbr seeedts
Stsuune anS bate @@t Oh er stnsr
5lelpuRH Iur le'hs 8uSel 1aHoe.
3rpar iparer ete Werbdltntlle far stnsn
Sampf NIT esrSa6le 10 un8initt8.fpts trs
Stno mp8lt1, penn rla9een cas6euer aus
selSL9t mar, lag lbsr Der 8ar3sn Snlsl ete
StnttsrniB her 9fatt une n1r TN f~srnits1
SptI s.p ean'nas.!s !s.ls sst t'uia'sare
sas gstaaI aSes em seuSsa lWpns%
~ NIL o'tuht'etp Yitisn, UNI ieessn,a'
nsn S,k ans ~ ssnsr @" ~" "
Sg p.a ls ws"'sl'sa@ Gataa semGg,
" %n @ss"hr IVY "7'
mi, ,,hr ksrshti,t oh,r n, m,hr,r,
,,,s .,tsnts .ns Ssr, ssts-s sEs
tSnsrssn S%ms,,sns,%rs;.u "' '"",
~
Waetshe'eIen '1m ost Oelopeoel wie>
eet eaI pas Oa@ ps1aut 0eWaHaeI mil
u" o~ah0Iptlse.
Ssnrpr, ia9te er Ste m6tten bod
elhmal gIhuh'stlseeH. @H 'e1 aeufW s
h'@l sepe@er'
Dbl!
wssSt laats sSa!1st a!gt lohesIh patt
ls,ns OaWls @eet PIC Spaast uhe eIlIs
maetsho s1 0eIspeesl MI eet pahes
iptaes pSast " a.oe..sn anpns, e'auA's1
"Vo "" s's' J" DUS''''
Spt Salet ,asie m't ee9ann 81 -eae
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-19

Old Abe Der beribmts aplsr, Der su
Gbren tss praipsntsn Ginepln lsinsn
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-10-20
A ROYAL GENTLEMAN.

BY UDuE TOURGEE, author "a FOOLS
tRRANn," otc. BY turn, humorous. pathet
y and thrilling. Handsomely Illustrated
frice 500. Sold only ~ subs'rlptl1 Nsr
and women wanted to take orders Experiencf
consiiernttOD, but iniustry and enterprise
more valued. A permanent situation to tue
rtHat person. Address ID 1U1.ASs HRO rH.
EkS., JOG Chestnu, ST, Phliadelphla, Pa.
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PIANOS 81 s9LP oN INSTALL
UhGANO /. PRICES Low and eoaB
try. PRICES Low aud terms of "a aymeni
easy. Send for Catalogue HORACE WA
Broadway, New York.
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"Do you love me 7"

"le-,' che aLsw,red, "brttor THAI
snythipg else in rbo world. It, q
lesa'i. ! night for mooniis : 1T
dive"
4 moonlight drive wouli coat al
least SO, aud as lie asi;atrd seven
tee q ceDts iu his right trousers peck
ct he surveyed the lunar orb with q
knowing guz", and remarked
should be 30 happy to take yon, but
it's q wet moo aud you know yon
are 30 liable TO catch cold, denr.r
I =, ne t IN ran; he disappointed
maiden observed to her mother :
"Charley aud | have quit. He
knows q heap alb out the weather, but
be'sa perfect ignoi anus about me"
l. "a clothing store a coterie, q pan
try, or vestIyi
"a prudent man. says n witty
Frenchnan, "is like pin. Hr
had prevents him from going to-
far
A bosrdiug-houao mistress. like
the rest OF us, has her weak aud
strong poiuts-the weak point being
her tea aud her strong point tho but
ter.
An Illinois paper asserted that
"thgre Is one jarksss in our legsla-
ture," and before noon Of the day on
which tho item was published The ed.
ltor received a note from every moul.
bsr Of The house, including the speak
er, telling hin to n, act or look our
for libel salt. each member regard
ing t a. II p' rsonal bit.
Indians Get their queer names 10
the following manner When an In-
da baby is born,t medicine man or
some QUO Of tho family looks
ont of the door aud casts his eve I'D.
on some object. The first thing he
Q es furnishes the child's name.
Hence "Sitting Ball." RED CIoui .
etc. If this rule was followed by
tho whites, most OF the ohil lren
would be called "Hoopskirt-iu-,he- e.
BACKYARD" or "Man , Golng-iuto~a.
SalooD."
:Nintteen years agoa Tennessee
farmer refused to let bis daughter 90
to candy-pnli, and she disappear.
ed. The other day she returned {;
lifted eleven cbildreo out # a wagon,
went into the house and took of her
dads as coolly as IL she hadn't been
gone over one day.
81 declare, If there isn't the des-
cons daughter ont With bran new
shsaFl. Well. I never "lIost I"
said better ioformed female ''risn',
hers.-ItS one she borrowed from
the company that's visiting over y
= dsaeon'A. .'-"Well, there's one
Thing / know. She can't depend on
; 'rowiug TO look well In heaven
She'll have 10 wear her owp. sug.l
Tlumes vhen she gets here" Aud
thsy bowed their heads a. the minis
tsr opened she ssrviesG
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-10-20
w. II. FELIX'S
Popular = urniture
STORE.
Lewistown, Mifin county, Penn'a.
-uriture of Every Kind. Parlor. Chamber.
Dinning Room. Hall. and Kitchen, to
suit the - OfcVer

Painted Chamber Suits, from S25 to $5j
farlor Snits from $40 up,
all walnut Hair c,h Reps Raw Silk and Pushes Of
color.
Walnut Chamber Suits with Marble Tops, from si5 to 1928
Bedseads to $50
Bureaus Stands Lounges Chr Mattress OF all kinds The
deIiul Woven Wire Mattress Spuug Bottom tue best made
All hand. ready SALE aud ut CASH
PRICES that a buying
tho best aud ay get what buy Goods packed and dev
eet with tine best of r. Call the
stock No trouble TO show goods OUR MOTTO Good Goods Low
Prices and to please all Orders 10y mail will prompt attention
at all times.
Yours respectfully,
jan o. 1891 w. II. FELIX.
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SOLD nv ALL Dnusalsrs EvrSrwHsHs.
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Buckeye Force Pump,

tyou rtplace thst old Pump with o new
"a do not hr-t csrefully examine the
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faacny q COS Advsrt.ssD,snfs.
RSfaRf's GiRgaF T6,

Cures Comp'a hts % Women and diseases n
the StoGach. iioweis. Lungs, Liver and Ktd-
ncys, and " entirely different from Bitters,
0inger Essences and other r0nics. asit never
intoxicrtcs. 500. amt ti sisss. Large Sayin Y
buy Ing tl siEe.
HBcox n CO., Chemists, N. Y.
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Auctoneer. George H. Hacken
burg, of MiddlecreeL, p. o., would an
nounce to the people o. Snyder coun.
~, that he will cry sales for real az
personal property, at short notice anc
on the most reasonable terms.
guarantees satisfaction. lMar.l5.7s
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-10-20
a bnoL of race orlg,naiity.,,n
PRACTICAL LIFE.

The great problem solved The individual
carefully considered from the age OF respousi
Utility upto maturity, In regacd T. Educntion.
'lomo society. Love, Marriage, tiiusiuess, Ac
HOW Bread Eaters are to bS bread. " innprs
lhe volume hb1anis ~ striking thonghts.
rare information and intense co.nmop-sense
tuH page coloroi platos-each one a gem
Agonts wanted eterywhore Send for lLculur
,uIl inscription terms. Sc., address j. %. Nc.
CURDY Co, Phiio., Pa.
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NEoRGE d. BENFER.
County SURVEYOR
Kratzeryille, Snyder County Penn

Surveying and Conveyancing prompt,
nd skillfully attended to A share o
: he public's patronage solicited.
July 18th, 20, pd
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pU"d"JS
For Allentown and way stations, SO O. IN.
For Reading. Pbiladelphis, and Way sta.
Ilons Las y. ".
IfaiiS for Harristnq leare as foilons:
Leave New York, via Allentown. $40 ana
o. n. M. LOO ami $40 y. IN.
Leave feg York, Via "iiornd Brook Rout.p
and fhnAj.lphia, 30 u. M. 80, 4Ol and $50
NJ, and le IS n. IN,
Leave PhlladeiphIa, slS a. M, 4.oo. $50, and
,4b y, m.
Leave poitsyllls. eoc, o,lo 9. m. and 40 pm.
Leave Reading, Ij0, 7.3v, ll,so a. m, .ss
e.ls, 40, and ~ 80 u. an.
Leave pottsyille, via schuylkiii h susqus-
mamma Branch, s.l5 n. m. aud 4 tO p. m,
Leave Allentown, o W 90 q. m, ii, 10, I,ea,
aud 900 p. IN.
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Philadelphia and Reading
Rail Road.
Arrangement Of Passenger Trains
JUNE 2Tth, 1881.

Trains ieow Harrisburg as follows
For New York, via Alicntow n. 500 .. m.
i.i5 and 100 y. m.
for New York. via Philadelphia and "Bound
bToCk Route" Gan, s.n5 v. IN :, and l. S5p M
for Philadelphia, ESQ. SOS, 800 Am Las and
i.oO, and $50 y, IN ''
For Pot,syille, s 20. sos. o so O. m and 4 % D.
m ara VIA sehuylkill Susquehauna Bran eh
at 24O p IN. For auburn, $40 m
FOR Allentown, sac, . os, $50 o, m, Las and
400 p.fn.
Tho sos y, m. and Las p. m. trains ha W
through cars Tor New York, VIA AIlentown.
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SUn,ydys

Leave New York, via Allentown, 800 p. n
Philadelphia, 7,>5 y. m.
Leave Reading. 7.30 a. m. and II. IS n, m.
Leaye AllentOML at p.ob d M.
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BALDWIN branch.

Leave Harrisburg for Paxton. Loshiei, abd
Steel.on daily, except sunday, 40. go, o sbs.
day, $50 o. In, aud on saturday opiy, t,I5. ola
$50 p. IN.
hsprning, teave stselton daily. except sus
,nsS, om 10, 1000 .. m, 2.2o p. IN; daily q.
saturday only, olo, $40. $50 p, IN.
j. Il WOOTTEN,
Genl Mauagsf.
@. g. HANCOCK,
Genl Pass'r L. Ticket Agt.
Feb VA VII N Al
The Portland daily press., 1881-12-26
Leonard Bacon, D. d.

Leonard 6HCOu, -. ~
Rev DR.. Leonard Bacon died at 6 o'clock Sat
this morning at New Haven, Conn.,, Of heart
disease. He had severe attack of disease Of
the heart two weeks ago, and his death was
not unexpected. Leonard Bacon, ID. D., LII.
D., was the son Of David Bacon, a missionary
to the Indians, and was born in Detroit, Mich,
February 10, 1902. He graduated at Yale Col
lege in 1920, and at the Theological Seminary
in Andover in 1924 In March, 1925, he was
installed as pastor Of the Centre Congregation
al Church, New Haven, entering upon pas
torate which continued until September, 1856,
a period OF more than forty-one years. DIR.
Bacon became distinguished years ago as q
champion of New England Congregationalism,
and was close adherent to the traditions and
practices of the Puritan fathers. AS preach
er he was noted for scholarly breadth, for depth
Of thought and for the earnest convictions Of
his utterances He retired from active pasto-
raj work in the fall Of 1866, and from that time
until 1871 was acting professor of revealed the
olopy in Yale College. Since 1871 he has been
lecturing on church policy and American
church history in the Divinity School at Yale.
DIR. Bacon has been an Industrious writer from
the time he entered upon sthe ministry, and
was even more widely known as writer than
as preacher. From 1926, or about that time,
to 1888 he was one of the editors Of the Christ
ian Spectator, religious magazine published
at New Haven. In 1843 he aided in establish
ing the New Englander, bi-monthly
paper, end from 1848 to 1868 he was one OF the
editors of the New York Independent. A large
number of his sermons and addresses have
been published, and among his other published
works are a life of Richard Baxter" a
"Manualifor Young Church Members, !" ''Thir-
teen Historical Discourses on the Completion
of Two Hundred Years from the Beginning Of
the First Church in New Haven" Slavery
Discussed, ;" "Christian Self-Culture," and an
Introductory Essay to Conybeare and How
sons Life and Times of St. Paul"
DR.. Bacon left two sons vile are engaged in
the ministry, one being Rev. Leonard Woofsey
Bacon, well-known preacher and author, and
the other, Rev. George Blagden Bacon.
The Portland daily press., 1881-12-26

Yesterday undertaken Rich OF this city was
notified that the dead body of male infant
had been found in the woods at Deering. Mr..
Rich at once informed coroner Gould OF the
fact and the two set out for the locality to iu-
vestigate the matter. They found the Facts
substantially as follows:
Saturday afternoon son of Mr.. n. b. Dali
ton, the inspector Of customs, was out securing
Hudson's woods, situated between the Deering
and Saccarappa roads near Woodford's Corner,
accompanied by setter dog. All at once the
dog began digging furiously at the stump OF a
large tree that had been cut down some time
previous, and his frantic actions attracted the
attention of the young man. He assisted the
dog at his work, thinking perhaps some game
was concealed under the roots. Soon, the dog
threw out a fragment Of clothing, and shortly
after pulled out large bundle and laid 1t at
his masters feet
The boy was Mortified when upon opening
the bundle he discovered the body Of q babe,
and he FASTENED home where he reported the
whole circumstances to his parents.
The father notified Captain Pinkham, one OF
the selectmen, and together they started Tor
the locality, at the same time despatching q
messenger into tewn as above stated.
The body is that Of fully developed male
infant about week old, who had undoubtedly
been strangled and then hurriedly pushed un-
der the roots of the tree in order to conceal It,
as not particle of earth had been thrown over
the remains. Over the babes head was drawn
closely an ordinary white handkerchief, cross
ed on tho throat in front, and then tied tightly
behind in hard knot. From the appearance
Of the surroundings the body had probably
lain there some three months, and excepting
the face and lower part Of the body was in .
good state Of preservation,
Near the body were slso found the frag-
ments of several shirts, one of which was spot
K d with blood, but no name or mark was upon
them.
After viewing the body and hearing the de-
tails above reported, Coroner Gould deemed an
inquest unnecessary and ordered the body
placed in the receiving tomb at Riverside. In
the meantime he will take proper measures to
solve the mystery.