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, 1881-02-22

FerinAA0 WAadfA JDkr OIL E7cMry Clay.
= Henry clay l.nk fAnoy tn Fcrnan.la Wood,
AMl nrvtr hbst Ml ut'lArtuuttt Ut pl.ytnx hltn
ErrSual nttc,ssson. thu day.. whllu ilNy wns
wnatl1v Will hinl. they ln.ssptl II shop wi,rrn
pressed BurIris4 Ut thu tl,txlurlty OF lha work.
,Iti Ad aAtl !slAt 1t must require yours 0f ok,
".'h, nn>" Mr. WatHl replle.t,, they Merely eat
Hlr u piece nr tD tattltC.l rtlll s1n1 al The dry
pnrt tt thelr hAtils, then wrHp It np, ,ltli tho
wnl1 tA!ns IL 'i"'.. Any lersrtl e,ti. Ahuk0 II
hAtl t,eiluF try."
Thu y.nlnK CONGRESSMAN i'll. down. took a
:;mt i'rcpnrc his wraprur. III then lll,ke thu
asininK ~ ~ nrop.'f st1.. rolled ital! Up 10.
tho tn. tut oil thu Top, i,i1 handed ito woil-
my. a.,!,,, cianr to Tho Kcn!ueky senAlor.
~! "ivntsrakGr during tho cnra seusnll, Wills
m IN, sua tGocSo tras. !he shopkenrer stn.ta
psish,nrnt. Thu joku ra1, ila tostiv,is ~ Co,s.
gFess. and was frequently told III Clnys ex pense
, 1881-02-22
Tn rAE PUBlICs

There CHI be To batter EuAf''Ifrc X il. ilclue..
dies than tho ba4o aud wattarHs .'nIs. n it,lets
tham, Al thgro are Falso ltgs!Ss'i.s ~. y il ~
Ant l'::is. l'c sus. AIa dht Tor ita ~. ,uu .u3s
V.at ..s hs4us e..,..1N.s u w he~'s'
, 1881-02-22

SUPERIOR COuWr-GnSf SfEsstOSs-E. z. lirIdg-
INIT W. John w. nrt,!gr,lsl, $;E',.in.
Cl1tculr nr-L0SrEss1oSs-pctcr Mueller
vs., Aldlpt, ItAItaherE. S:at'h7.
.IuDnE lnuiENs-S. II. Simpson ys. 1atnes !.
Trrry; verdict, SI5g"l. IND, ,nutlnn For lluw trial.
, 1881-02-22
1sADWAY'S
Regulating Pills!
eERPECT pui,G ATtvEs, SOOTHING Aplh'
EHTS, AIT WITHOUT PAIN. ALWAt9
NELIA1'I.E, AND NATURALiN
THEIR OPERATION.

ENTS, ACT WITHOUT PAIN anna"
tsELIAnI.E, AND NATUtlALN
THEIR OPERATION.
A Vegetable Substitute for Ca!one''
Perfectly tAstclcsA, elegantly cn!,ea a,.,.sp auJ
sweet gum. purge. rrEulAt.. i,t1rttE. ntr,..i ~
strengthen. ltatlWny'A l'llls far tng t,n1s XII.
disorders ut the Stomach, Liver, hasehr hnah tnu.
nyyH. HatIcr, Nervous lJtst'itkts ;nr,,.Ih.
RtlpatUlI, GUstVuntss. Indigestion. ~, H. finsyrs
uItiuusnuss, Fuytr. lnt!ahntlun ~ ,t1u"l nu w.
Files, INIT all IerungelHunts " thu ti., cursL
cersl. Warranted tn tlftct Ins.m'rr 1uItr
FAr..Iy vegetable, GostAlnlnk nu lnescn'''
ernl. or tlGletrriOuK drugs. ,.,,,,o r,.Al,i,Ipf
~ Observe thu f.'lh,wltiE symptom.
from DlsUrlers Of thu Digestive n'E'. n't"s. II ths
n,o.rl I'll tho Head, Ael''tty Hf ta tnGa EuilneA
Nausea Heartburn, Lsa,!st % tn' tnMs'',.,atinla,
OF weight ~ thu htnnnrh, ;Ms - - tiIr ftnn'
6inkInEs Or Flntrrlga II lilo Ky o. Ind i,ut-
ach, swimming 0f Tho llea.i !lAsFi. t I'hoklns
cult HrenthnK Fllltturug Ut tho truy le,+.
or S,ItfGentIilI Sensations Wh2n " lSv~r md
turr. i1ats Or Webs bcfurF ihn s,1hI. t,.r.prh-
Hull Pain In the JitAh llt!tcleI1t, H.. =. i,I ~
Htr,, yrli0wnt:as nf tho sk IN untl ~, t.'i,shr. u
tho Side, Ghost, l.I,it's. mud suIideH
Heat, burning in tho Flcsh: ,,u,. ,yu, free ~
4 auw 1osca uf ltntiway's li!is ,,;s"r,,ery.
systotu frMn all tho Ah''vt.- nnMe" NV Nv
PRICE Is CENTS YEN l!oe'
sold, ny nKUGti1sls' r,, II,
Read "FALSE AND 1Kon'
Send n Letter s,lnlp II Iti1W;A;i.r ~ SEH
NO. IL! WARl1EN.S'I., COR. EHu'te
~ ~ Information worth Thousands Will 70
, 1881-02-22
DIR. RADWAY'S
SARSAP PARILLIlN
RESOLVENT
The GREAT BLOOD pURIFjFR
Changes rs Seen and Felt ..
they Daily Occur, Att ;"
Oh Using II Few
ENr1xAe,


]. Good fpfrlfs. dDsnpprnsancn Of ve,.,.,.
iang.INr 1nelu''sh"ly. ilcrenso nl,d hariinra,, y
itrstl aud muscles. ttc. > 's'ol
!sh inr !hsi, m tulo sour ,rrnctatfons Ut W.T.,
brush. GsNMi digestion. cnlIn Anl unslIs,",,ss
slauE', Awnkc'i trns' a!id vigorous.
the akin ftN,ks eicHr uld heAI,hy; tia ,,r'nii
churKcd fru,n IT. tl'rhtl ntlsl eouy apprarsnnrss
freiy G'r fro s!t.' sS r ii cf rr, Sr T'r M S,,
Without pnftt sctlI.lnE; little Or ntI s,.osM,t
no pnth nr wc:tknc1s. 'sn''
1Mcncy " involuntary, weakening dIEchasx,ss s
Ut n'1lictesl III that way' With cer1'n,y u pet.
1nanc,t e!1rc. increased s, stn,r,h crhIltti,
storc!i 70 tic sevcrul ORIGINS, '' ''''"' IT,
4. folluw tinKe oil thu white of tho eyes, md
tho swnrthy. et'tr"H hnpcnrnnte nf Tho ski,
D. 1lNwo suffering frt,i, ,wenk nr ulecratca
lungs Dr ttl,erelrs will realizu xrcAt tpnc6t IN
rxpectora!tnx freely thG tMx!l pheEm u ,,isa i
thront ur hua,!: diminishing tic frc,u"nyft i
c,ugh; ucneral i,tercasG Of M strength thfnustouI
sS an fs.9. anTSRk 81 Mssk"ess :" a, f. @
leEe, shoulders, cir.: cessation of rnlI aot
eisils. sense Of snf1ocatnn. hnns breatbiur mi
tSu ;narninx. XII thess astrc.sis % ssu.s5. stspss
'ses %s sy 1'' s9,se s,Sy ~ as'gsiiEA IT,
sease t With viii ,llns an all rr aa "i.d diIsInx, Inpy1s
espofMss M ay s tGo usoa a sss s
sn seaes s esn,nA KAay seaf tsxsr H"res chFou
q " @ GasGn w..n t1n nksi;n ns nncn ALL
nM..u. h KY Vt 49,, a,n sussltcsnh
II, thn ,,nncs limits t.tt, tmitsnr tmres ~ ~.
.H,,,I.s rIckrfs nnInni ttIryuttirra ct,tnrt,on,
whitr swCIiirTa rnriIosc veins. ntc,. TN S.Ii
HArAHiIi,iHN viii rsClre Hwny thrsn ,innn.in ni
and cSterminats the virus Of tho dEsehsu froa
q, n ff1,,go whc nre linking thar tncdtc,ne. tn
, 1881-02-22
and AGUE

FEVER AND A9UE cured for, tltty s seht1t ~
Theru ID not relneI nxcnt IN This "ofta III TIT
VII! y!rs evar and AEuo a1Id ~ ,,tn's ,% r ssna
favufs tal,Iesl hy KAnWAY'H rll.1.s1 i" qs'le29
~ NADNAY'H READY i1?L1EF.,
klE.rY CENTS PER lI0TTI4E.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-17

i9 baIb pom Stufe su Stufe empor'
idwans, 9erausseber tes Ustluautee
rSeebots" wurbe unb u ben 4. Cons
srebbesirt pom Wiseonfin in Waibinston
u%ertritt. SIR feline 8isberpabl i'm Iesten
6erbf babsn bic 2ursmburser bierielbf
fat ausnabmsIos sefimmt. unb er bat
bafir gsrt @aibinston nidt uersshen,
pte feline Gorge fur bic Durdbrinsuns Der
6afeubi0 bepisisn bat. u. 9onner,
Ssrausseber Der s9ursmburser Gazette,
bereifte bamaIs bas 9ountp uno beuos
burd feline DabIrebsn Siele, tbre Yfi1'
ten als Burger am Stimmtaffen rsSli9 gu
su efi0en.
4ud ueridisbene 2~uremburser baben tn
Der Office prn u. 5siotampf als Ssssr
cine ebrenpoIe 9aufbabn %besonnen. 90
W. &r1us unb 81. Sacquinet, bic 'pdter
nab Wilmautee auf bic 9oitoffce tamen.
@rfterer wurSe uadber 0o,mann i'm See
bote" unb III iest Witeisentbimer be1el'
ben. 2ssterer lit ausenblidIi9 BET einsu
Der sroben Tasssblditer BON ct. 3ouis
anseitelt. :. 8. &Iopp, Der sesenwartis
9ormann i'm Banner unb Soltsfreunb"
in WiIuaufse III, 1T ebenfalls aus Der 81
flee Der .Yort @afbinston 3situns" Der
p~oroeoanaeu. u. u.
(ScrfsBuns fslst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-17
Mus DEM Sfaafe.

@eo.W Suut, Elm &s6atteur BON
.Sones @ouutp, bat ben Son. q. 0. Cos
usu fdr SIS 900 ue,tlast, bic sr besbalb
bsanipru9t, NEIL Iestsrer burd 5unt's
ginfuB in ben Stats. Ssnat ssudblt wors
ben iet. t& ts@s
Sn ben @e9dftsrdnmen bss
BboIsiaIe Gpot9sterIabens uon s. 6. Gaps
Tor d. go. an Der gfe pom Wain u. Wartet
Ctr, tn Ottumpa bra4 tir3Ii5 Gsusr aus.
Die Ieidt saisipoIi9su Baaren perurfa&s
ten Elm sroBss 5Iunmenmeer. Das arose
uierf6dise 9ebdube unb bic grite Matto.
nal Sant waren baIb serif5rt. Der game
S5aben wirb auf $le5. 900 ssiddst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-17
Bout Sooe errettet.

Biniam s. gousbIin pom Sommer'
piue, WaE., iast: SIM 5erbf 1875 wurbs
i'd BON elmer beftisen 2unsenbIutuns, Der
Elm i9wersr Suiten foIste, bsfaaen. Sd
perIor &ppetit unb Gleii4 unb parb belts
Idserig. Sn 1877 wurbe i@ in's 5oipts
tai aufsenommsn. Die gertte fasten, i9
bdtts elm Sod In Der 9unse, 10 sroBe ME
ein baIbsr Dollar. gu elmer 8eit mar bas
@eri9t i'm llmlauf i'd iei tobt. Sd CAB
bic Soffnuns auf, aber ein Treunb fasts
mir pom DR.. William Halls Balsam for the
lungs. Sd i9affte mir cine Glai9e on,
ais su meinsm gritaunen i4 aiming mild
better su fibIsn, unb beute sebt ss better
aIs felt brei Sabren.
Sd i9reibs bieiss, bofenb, bab ieber,
Der nit tranfen 2unsen bebaftet TT, DR..
William Halls Balsam nebme nnb bin
aberseust, bab S6minbiu6t ssbeilt tpcrs
ben lam. Sd tann poHtip fasen, baB GO
mir mebr ssnist bat, ais aus anosrsn Wass
bisinsn, bic Id felt msiner &rantbstt nabm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-17
Der 2si6ter bat ben @inbre9sr ga'

Der 2sidter bat ben ginbrs9sr Ban
SuesIins, Der MeOOnaIb f@oB, gu 80
Sabren StaatsssfdnsniB psrurtbsilt. Ssin
gesIeiter 9eter @srtim, Der nit ibm
ben ginbru4 in WcDonaIb's Saus psrs
lbts, bat su 8 Sabren 3u9tbaus In
anamOla betommsn. Die Strafe udre
wabrl4sinli9 barter aussefauen; absr
nit @adF5t auf bas SetenntniB, bas
0ertin ma4te unb tn gnbetra4t feinsr
Sussnb lief i'm Der &i&tsr nod snabis
los. WSss Inn bic Strafs gum Sell unb
aur BeTerung bisnen!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-17
2lnfere foeafea E%ages6fatter bsri5s
c.L..,sL.s ,,u

2ln(ere foeafen Eages6fdttsr beri5'
ten ben 5uber'i9en gsrsiftunsspro3eB mil
elmer @snauisteit, bic elmer bsiisrn Sa9e
usrtb pdre, 70 isbo9 NUT gum Ssrbsrbnib
Der Susenb bsitrdst. gbsr bamit iff's ben
gIattern nod ni9t ssnus, fe bsbnsn ibre
Gbdtistsit nod mad elmer anbern Seite
absr 9sbdbr aus. Sie ssbsn i5r llribsil,
Oh Der Wann i9ulbis 1T Ober ni5t - 10
that's Der r5eraIb" nit eritaunIi6er
R~aItblitistsit ab, ni5t a9tenb, baB &i4'
ter unb @si9wOrsns bsauftrast fnb, &sSt
su iprsdsn. 5ier TT cine eide in unie'
rem @siss. @tnsm OffeutIi5en gIatt
iOute ss, riO LANCE Der PrO3eB bauert". i'm
SntsrsGs bss Jts5ts wsber erlaubt ietn, bic
3sussuausiasen gu pubIitirsn, nod feline
anfdt dbsr ben ausi9Ias ub3usebsn, che
has tlrtbeiI bss @sri9tes erfOIst if.
rlsbrisens tbun ~anitdnbiss gIatter biss aud
ni4t, bsioabers ni@t bas 2sstere. aber
mas MIL man pom r5sraIbs Ser rSsr'
alb" 1T Der rSeraIb".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-17
&urtrt
MMM
Die Du6uaue Safeu So. belt Isste

pie Dn6uque Safen 60. belt lss's
Node cine gsriummluns unb bef9loB ibis
@siddfte absuwideIn. Als S4luB Der
Sbdtisteit wurbe Der Z. Mdrs 1882 feffse'
isst. Der Sreibrief Der @ompasnie lau'
tsts auf so Sabr; aber 70 errei&t fts nit
27 Sabreu bas Gnoe ibrer Gbdtisteit. Das
g~isentbum Der @ompasnie wiro auf 6ffent'
Iidsr 8srisissruns am II. September D.
s. abseiett.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-17
2sei(emoe asenten
Z. Z. 9bpbe & Alireb Niitten.

@6f6ou Die 2snlIem ibsr bic sbsiluns
Der Si6csis Dubuque nod ni9t bon &om
eins.trufsn fino unb bic SrsnSet Der nsuen
SiDc.is ni9t betannt isin t6nnen, tbsilsn
bic enslii6en 3situnsen ben Staat in spsi
Sbeils, tpis mon sinen Yfannentu9en tRsilt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-17

pie Sair, bic 3ur l1ntsriiasuns bss
gaues Der 5sr3 Seia sRir&e abssbaItsn
marble, mar uon sutem grfOIs beslsitet ;
iou is bod $3.50 ertrasen baben. Das
tbeuerie Stid, bas eruorbeu pu,be, piro
mobI BITE Der. Staaten SABINE iein, bic Der
ct. aIpbonius gerein bstam, ie tOfst i'm
iber $500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-17
Eariit Al p~erfanfen.

Dit, ,tpas ptnistr ais 800 Gdtr srsst 8armb i.stm Der.
fsrbtnsn .. Ntdts In Sanb Sprin5 sebSrtt. 3 Nsiim
gaseast upb ~sb,nfsptt ssa Nsntistas In Cascade 1spn.
ttp stItstn IA. ftht btais ~ %ptrtauttn. Die 6arm BAT 40
adtr SplL etnus epttf,n uue auts eane bis auf btp tpale
BE-. auf TEN 9anb, 10 cine nt s~eriftssnbt Autlt. Rae
l~ufrsstu bd 6ran, UlaS In Gsssabt oyer auf Der 8arm
ftbf, ba
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-17

SEER 3. Sepi III BON isinsr &siie mad
benz Often surld uub bat bort sinsn Stod
Daaren alsr 9lrt fIr ben CONNER einse'
taufi, ME CT i60ner nod ni9t In Der Stabt
mar. Sprsdt Dor ibr Damen! ibr werbet
Reues, S90nss uab giaises finben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-17

&essn 2aasenfeioem usnbs Sr.
ausuf a6nis's Sambur9er
Sropfsn on. sic babsn mir pieI @u=
tee sstban, i'd tpsrbs fie baber INNER i'm
Sauie balten. S. S4mibt, SbOmpiOn.
totpn, Suniata 60, ga.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-17
Rtlmautee 1aYftbertht.

'sr Sslssraph t6. @ai 1851.
8et3en-Ro. 2, $1.Ol4.
Safer-358 Cts.
u-4l3 @ts.
&ogsen-4s Cts.
@erfte-95 Gts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-17

Gin Gomite Der bisfisen WsBssr, elm
gomite bss stabtratbss, ar9itsct s. Sssr,
elm arst unb psridisbsne anbsrs psriOnsn
besaben F9 Wontus abenb nod Chicago
unb Wilpautss, um f9 bic bertissn
S9la9tbduisr ansuieben unb grfabrun-
gen Su iammsln, tpis cine iol9. anitalt an
3p~sdmdbistsn bier erri9tet perbsn fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-17

Se6etBa@sr, gOmmunion,srssn, iOwie
Sate unb Sappsn far Mdnnsr nnb &nas
ben Bel Sobn S@uIer, 3wiiden II.
unb 10. an @btefrase. 9uS lWf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-17

per Gra6er(&mh6nmssta8 nabt
bsran unb Is psrbsn wie ouidbrli9 @ors
tebrunsen setrOfien, ben Gag fsfli5 3u
beseben unb Der sefauenen llnionstam'
pier bur5 Sdmiduns ibrer @rdber Su
~gebsnten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-17
Ar6itect.

Greb. Seer, slr&iteet unb Sapsrintsn'
bent. S@uIsn unb Rir&en cine SpeoiaIi'
tdt. Ode tier unb Soma Strabe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-17

Cine sroee unb i4One guspabl pon
Strobbaten u~susfter WObsn, wsI@s gu ben
biaisitsn Yrsiisn psrtauft wsrbsn, finbst
man Bet Saul Traut, SO. SIC WainitraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-17

2adGtis srOBe ani9lase3ettsl uslbsn,
baB bier arn 0 TO-, IL. unb IL. Sum-
Elm s5assnfsf abSsbuIten wirb. 0ie
ausseIsstsn Yrsiie bstrassn ni6t penissr
Q[S $500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-17
gtaot + Nmeeeeno.

sEs- Entered at the post-offce at Dubuque,
20, and admitted for transmission through
- mail ct second-class rates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-17

Cine game Giuri&tans fur CARPETS
websr, bsfebsnb tn sutem Wsbsfubl, init
BEN basu padsnben 8ubsb0r, aues IN be-
Rkr Orbnuns, itsbt BET Sobn Safransf,
go. 2sl an Q. Strabe, In DUBUQUE, ou
~psfaufsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-17
HeB.Worf RQrftherf&f.

Fer Gtlssrabb. 16. Nat 1881.
BetSsn.-Milwaatee, SO. 2, $l.22.
Safer-45 Bis 46 gts.
BeIi torn-sem. NJ. 90 Bic go gts.
sd weineHeti6-$l6 90.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-17
ct. Souls Warftberimt.

(per Stlt8rapt) f6. Nai 1881.
8etten-rotber, go. 2 81. oe4-1.lo
Belf9torn-445 gts.
Safer-374 bis 374 @ts.
S6metaeueif6-Sl7 90.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-17
Na. A. - W69eatliae Street.-The,
&bteagu Rarfthsrtmt.

Per 2tlt8rapD is. Wai 1881
8ei5en.-No. 2, $l,O1.
Belf9torn-4l4 bis 414 Cts.
6afer-37 gtS.
5utter-25 Bis 80 gts.
gter-14 bis II gts.
8btStp-$l.os.
etne-$5. 30 Bis 6.25.
Rtnbpteb-$2.7 rs bis 6.25.
SD n efetf@-Sl6 Is bis I6. 25.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-17
Metnt8f
% f.

.. saasss Gu ana II cine grYaaHn ase NmvpRSs ssans. us qs@YSaan. S.
Museu NIT ben gaaaeaaoFn. GmpEEn Ron ben MsSbmFaen Ghunakn; us biusns fur TpspaRs
unaemdne 9raIaauns mdbade araasesn. atbwhe esbmHrah drmk1es BeHMAsbr
Ga wuaa au tn inm sau no Elm eMaunsssRakG uis H.
5atrtdrt bon bet sr garter M~shtiai&su @deaidat 21s nHa. IdnHr. st. ssais.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-17
Dabuaus ben t6. @ai 1881.

Dubuque Wbuleiale Rarftberi9t.
The Jewish advance., 1881-02-11
Bernhard Baer
An Autobiographylof a Wandering German.
BY REV. HENRY 1LIowlzI.
(Cls,tinued.)

l felt this partNularly when travelling
on foot from Santa Eufenia to Naples.
Less attracted bYthis town than by the
wonders it has iii its neighborhood L
mean, OF COURSE, Vesuvius and the
buried cities nealSitl made consider
able efforts to reakh it, from the moment
| was told that had only to traverse a
vale of about ter1 miles, to be favored
with the sight of Its perpetually fuming
crater. Notlcinga however, a beautiful
villa situated amidst fourishing garden
extending over fhe surface Of vast
slope, and wishingto increase my little
sum by a frank d more, | resolved to
visit it. But advancing to it's entrance
| found that | WIS rather deceived in
my estimate Of lbs distance from the
highway. Beside4, the path leading up
to it was very lsteep and tortuous
Sometimes blocks Of stone were so
planted in the way that | could not help
thinking they had been Intentionally
placed there to scare away unwelcome
visitors. At lastH stood before a large
gate shutting thetentrance to small
castle within which the villa was hidden.
The gate was barred from inside. Upon
my knocking at lit side-door was
thrown open, an bid man peeped out,
begged me to wait j moment and disap-
peared shutting the door as he went
He reappeared in d few minutes with a
smiling face and Invited me to step in.
1t will give her much pleasure to hear
you play, said he54 /, too, am compelled
to dispense with Music for some years,
since the lord ofsthis villa prohibited
people to enter thisgard, Heaven knows
why.-But he is absent and, l hope, for
long while"
[ could not listen to what this man
continued to relates for my mind was
preoccupied by the.profusion of exquis-
lite magnifcence Isaw here displayed
before me. A gorgeous palace rose
amidst four enclosures, each intended to
hide with its small fruit trees and
breathing beds of flowers the windows
of its lower floor In each of these
orchards, two fountains were playing
before the entrance Of arbors wrapped
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Free Sons of Israel.
FIRST DAY.

The Fifth Annual Convention of the
District Grand Lodge No. 2, of the In
dependent Order Free sons of Israel,
was opened at Covenant Hall, St. Louis,
corner Ninth and Market Streets, Mon
day, January Both, and was called to
order by DR.. H. Newland, Grand Master
of the district, at II A. NJ. The officers
present were: Grand Master, DIR. I'll.
Newland, Deputy Grand Master, J. H.
Levy; Grand Secretary, S. Herman;
Grand Tyler, Hy. Goldsmith. After
the members were examined the Grand
Lodge was opened in due form and the
minutes of the last session were, on mo-
tion of Representative M. Munschweiler,
adopted as printed and distributed
among the delegates.
Grand Secretary VIM. Deutsch then
read the roll of those delegates whose
credentials had been received by him
from their respective lodges, and the
Grand Master appointed a Committee
on Credentials. A secret session of ten
minutes duration was held, after which
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Novels" (1862), German Pictures of
Life" Q858j. Her 'Life's History"
appearing in six volumes in 1861 is one
of the most interesting and spirited of
autobiographies, in which she portrays
her spiritual development with penetrat-
ing and psychological insight giving, at
the same time, very faithful, natural
picture of the outer and worldly circum-
stances connected with her.
Another authoress who, if her efforts
are less fruitful is nevertheless an in
genious writer and sustains wonderful
talent for painting soul pictures and in
closing them in rich frames of intellect
ual history, is
RACHEL MEYER
Her maiden name was Rachel Weiss
and she was born in Danzig on the 18th
of March, 1906 Her father who was an
esteemed merchant of that city, al
though humane and benevolent toward
the outer world, exercised domineer-
ing and restraining influence upon his
own family. Very early Rachel lost her
mother. and her stepmother, a soft,
yielding nature, had not time in her care
for many children, to give mnch atten-
tion the daughters of her husband s
first marriage, Friederike and Rachel, so
that the young girl was almost destitute
of intellectual Indictment. But with an
interest so much more glowing, devo-
tion so much greater she grasped every
opportunity thai offered food to her
active mind. Rachel attained, every
thing through her own efforts. When
still at school her teachers were sur
prised by her dpositions, and their
suspicious lest thoughtss.and exr
preston were noa original andindepend-
ent often wounded the highly sensitive
child.
(Tobe C,ntinued)
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days of my father-how, standing alone
in the world, determined on travelling,
visited the greatest capitals of Europe.
and embarked for Alexandria, on the
way to which | fell into the hands of
highwaymen. then into those of
slavery Ersini, my master, became
my friend and how I delivered his son;
finally, how [ arrived at Santa Eufemia
and, having no means to reach my native
place, how [ was induced to buy
guitar and thus make my way to my
home. I concluded with explaining the
cause of my emotion that overpowered
me and assured them that ] was sorry
to be so weak as not to manfully bear
the portion of suffering that Heaven had
allotted to me. ''Adelina,' cried the
other lady, why, dear, SO softened? It
upon whom God may bestow more
happiness in the future than the pains
he has endured"
While occupied with relating I was
unaware of the effect my story had pro-
duced upon this tender heart. It was
after observation of the lady that l
perceived the countenance of Miss
Adelina covered with handkerchief.
My fate touched her soul and l
could not testify my gratitude to her.
Not being able to command my emo
ton, [ knelt down before her and, pres
sing my lips upon her soft white hand,
[ cried How am to thank you, divine
heart, for these precious tears you shed
for my poor parents and me! Whether
merited this magnanimous sympathy or
not, on my noble father and my virtuous
mother it is we'll bestowed.--Oh, that I
had the means to show you --- = oh
heaven - rose unable to continue
my discourse. My state of mind and
temper was beyond what one may be
able to express in words. Adelina now
looked up to me and smiled with eyes
bathed in tears. Heavens dew on green
and flowers when surprised by the
beaming morning sun Of May, could do
no more to heal human heart broke br
long afliction and confinement than her
angelic smile and look did in calming
my inward tempest After so much
storm, frost and darkness what hope,
| what sunny prospect opened itself to
my mental vision If ever, thought 7,
I / could call this celestial being mine,
then let all gods keep their heavens for
themselves and leave this corner of the
earth to me alone! She has taught me
again to smile which | thought to have
unlearned. "You have never met with
such weak and childish thing as am"
said She Never, never, this could not
happen, replied ]. Il met as yet with
no goddess in my gloomy course of life
You are the first to let me feel that
angels are not alone in heaven. '-"Ah,
you are better than [ am; am foolish
girl and you have traversed the whole
world with it's oceans.-Have you seen
the deepest ocean of the earth? Is there
higher mountain than the one burning
near Naples2 s2-But Donna, why do we
not ask him if he dined to-day?-Ah,
yes, be so good as to tell us your
name -
All this she said with surprising
vivacity, first to me and then to the Donna
who was no other than the aged lady,
her nurse. [ stood doubling as to
whether was dreaming or waking. She
could not well pronounce my name
" "How?" repeated she again and again
"Bern-Bernard-no Bernhard and
again Baer-there are twice the letter
b.--Let us have some coffee, Donna. -
(Io be Continued.)