davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-10-23

Short rios clused ut s. .tI.1saoSt3 for November
and $9sstta u.! fur January. inz clears quoted u
$40 iUDse and $ttD boxed: Cunlbcr1ands. ahst.ac
boxel ioug-cu, hams. lu!nlt6c swee-pckied i'H's
quoted III Ii:,ll.lc for l>a6 averages; green HILLS
SAME average. Siad.'C-
Bacon quoted IT sassc for shoulders: nGsl0c fur
ribs, hike for short cears tsl tc for hams
niEF-Svas n.llct nj ~ .:5nioU for mess. 10000
lllJ for extra mcss, and $ls;kk1 5O0 for hams.
, 1881-10-23

DELN;IOUS SERVICES WILL BE
IL held today in the Chicago churches by the to'-
lowing c'ef2yn's"' mEruop1sr.
THE REV. JOHN WILLIAMSON Will PREACH
in Tie First Church Tits :.r:s on "ahs wnndsT: ., m
D. D. n,. 1a undsr the a,,sntrcs ". CT. t.
THE REV ON GESsSA :. Wild IL ,nnt:', TMEAca MORN
THE nEv: ~. Kt:ES With rHEAGn ~ M9MN M',S-
:: SRy ,snd wi h1.nas nmAG,, aish Mnf s.
1wes1. lss; Ihtrty-scc"nd and Thirty thtrd-.ts.
prrc TatE ofnn Mn and I'D M d d ha ,stca .1sst
TItt: REV. WILLIAM r.,wCErr WILL PREACH
In Grace ClaTsh ro1sT La satIc'a'. anu 'cus'9
THE REV +. IL. srHonu1paE WILL. rnEAcH
uorng uud evening III The larA AFcaae Ghafeh
rE 9s ~ Il m9SE Sfs'Safs
Mo1H!ns selss. SS,pf, ,s, ver u tho At0ne
REV. j. H. ALl.lN; WILL PREACH n THE
Fulton Street Church. corner of astesun-aS' this
yIIE KEv, K. u. HATFIELD rnEACllEs TODAY
and evening In the Langley Avenue Church, NEAR
ThiTty-nlnst,-st.
morning ufnii and and evening in the Wabash Avenue
Church, corner Fourieenth-at-
CONGREGATIONAL.
TIE REV. Z, r. WILLIAMS Wi1l rHEACA Hst
moEnnE and evening in the South ehaFca' pscA-
ST. Ew Bhlss WILL Isb nEhcI5 IaaiGsa ~ THE aad
M"f.anst,' a"f!n: J" F.t.e iS seTvscs lie axsns
rjir. l,Ey c. II. EVEREST WILL. -I'REAClt
,mnrnny u;d eventns. In the Plymouth church. N1ca-
f:u.l-;ly. ... . -. .-.-,r.-.
TIE REV +. 4. NOBLE BREACHES IN Union
I,ark Church n. lu:;SJa Il. II. und ~ r. tn.
THE f;Ey. r, z, (UulWIS I'kEAIlEs IN THE
First Church corner Washington anu Ann-st+
.rtIt. REV t. pEEkE TKEAti1E.S IN THE
church corner Adams and l.eav'tt-5ts- morning 1'o
rtiE REV. ARTHUR LITTLE BREACHES IN
New England Church, on DenFboF1'-as
THE REV. r. j. BItDbsT WILL FEEAGhi
murniuc and evening at the Clinton street eoufch'
riit nEV.J. II. CLARK WILL PREACH MoRS-
Ing aud evening tn the Willard Avenue enascn'
Lawnuale.
BAPTIST. .-
TIE REV. J. OBJ. LOWEKf, OF "" oh-
leans. will preach In the Fourth Church toaas.
THE REv DR. JOHNSON, Or rlillA DELrlalA =.
q! iIaiupj2n. ihts evening. in tho First Chuseh cur
ner south f'Ark-hv- and Thirty -nrst-st. x,.
THE REV. 4. X. PAKKEIt PiaEAtHES - Icy
tencfll Church. corner OF Itncon An0 S:'eAsoisS'
lU:jt L. Il. and t'S g. H. ,.., -. r,,r
THE REV. &. pEIs1tfS WILL pREAEi1 ~ lat1
Western, Avenue Church a, lU::0 H. M anu 'o p ill.,
INDEPENDENT.
JOHN CUlKIE. TIE EfASEELlst' Mta.n @
preuch morning and evening In chicago @a'e"o1
Church ,,r,,t.,
THE REV, DIR H. W. THOMAS Fh1As]1af
at ii H. H.. a1 Hooey's Theatre.
PROF. u. SWING breaches AT IL d. =" IN
Central Mustc-ualL
, 1881-10-23


A ERIYAL AND DEPARTURE OF
~ TKAINs - ExrLASArluS or KEFsEEScx
MAnks,-tSa Saturday excepted. .Sunday executed
.Aouuly excepted. sLailJ-
C.ilca.su Il: Norsn.sestern Railway.
For Maps. .Iiale Cards sccs. -Ace,uuuds lions,
apply as IL C.a-k-s9. Grand Patinc- Palmer House.
and depos cusner OF Wells and klnxie-sts.
, 1881-10-23
PROVISIONS.

PROVISIONS Were moderately active In futures
with little done in spot and the ma7ket sencr~
ally scau!cr. though son'ewhHt arrcsu'ar The early
feeling stronger. brt lard WIS reatiyc!y wcnG IN
the latter part If the session under free offerings
Meats irtper though quoted I'll 1uweF in LIVER
pool they have been unduly depressed recently, a:a
there r,ttI'er more CONFLUENCE i'll them saturdny.
though the trau1: scented to be nost!y In changes
The summer packnE this city date Is reported
.,tAN hu@s: against 2sls,eU to da,e In lsss and
:,tsallsu to dn in Isl.
nnu ct.sed only 4c abnye the latest prices "f Friday
s;ttes reported &C ~ hrIs sot 1T $l =: ~ bris
b.rs, sS:o ;d; iu'i brl: seller pseea,6sF n :sY
III ss: ~ ~ 1f!s sser r. tS II KIT u T. @ S ss;s2
IS ;s: }or s s sy 81: si's ss ii :Ssf s'ss'
x; es III s!1$';H s!x 4; i! 81:
N"vcn,ber....... TIA nt,n @ @I!:I @:s, ih.3 !;;'
!s.!sary ye'::::-:::: IN i@:$: i!S ss;:@ i:;%,:
5 sc per li iu' ,Ss GIG bs. closed @ xs
rs *; !s:$ sssss sS*: 1
; t. sse5 II y sssr s s Ms! ss
# a a. M t.: sstf 1s, tsy Is at ssE5 rn s
is ssna a ths e ssss :ss OF Tue ''s
o!:sss,. hs{1 tt'sSs s' s"'a'sSs H.; s. si;s S.
Nsysmbsr.. ;s';sa,tsr tlt3 =. 1i!n @i:y f 1i;*
FFss;Ss:'fy::: i:e& 3:qsi':'s lIHss;:;' j:E' So;
MEsrs--Wcre relatively firm rGs advancing lss&e
& e; ] sic is :! :y a'St IS
ut s.t7, seller October; for November: and
s f a,' 81; q; ~ e sFser rsss 81 saa
Ing cuts were AZ follows nj ~ u NJ:
5sSz' S's; S9:*'' S<;: I: az s 3 t;s:;: S.s::
Loose, rars sa'ted..... *S5S S;; Ei!ss sig VT;
, 1881-10-23
HfJNIIJN.
10 the 1feStEr1l -lssocii1tfH l'ress-
,sEnN 1ct .kl l-GtIlf.kS closed:
MINING n EWS.

SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. :e:..-3liniug stocks closed
, 1881-10-23
THE CHCRC.TI..S.


DELICIOUS SERVICES WILL BE
IL held today In tic Chicago churches by the full
, 1881-10-23
EEw JERUSALEM,

NEW IERQSx3LE.AH' = =
r1lE EEy L. r. MERCER WILL PREACH All
Hershey Hall Mt lin. H. ......- ..-.
THE REV. w +. PESDLETOS Will PREACH
in the morning at the Cniun task thape' eosaef
Westinghouse. aid NEden-av- -....--
TIT: KES EDWARD L. RDSTO0k WILL
pre;e.l ii, thu Ut the lncpn ihsk Chape!.
near Mcuomonte-st-, opposite tho l'ark.
, 1881-10-23
JEWISH.

THE REV. pE. L. H. III IlNSCIt WILL DiSCoUKsE
on The Composition vi The Pentattuco VI e'uai
rcmtu this NUEul11r.
, 1881-10-23

THE REV. w j.. SCuAEEFt.K WILL PREACH
At Wicker Park Church at fu::u r. nEd i'll Holy
Trinity Church, Erle-st. and uearhoru-aS- At ':n
p.
THE REV j. D. .SEyERlNGFIAUS breaches II
the General synod, coracr OHIO and Nob!e-sts. al
l1:iil t.. Ii.
, 1881-10-23

lNDEPENDENI 7. -.
JOHN CUNKIE. TIE EEASGELlsi' ,.i,,. Mia.
Church ,,1,,..,
THE REV DR. IL. w THOMAS PREAtAfs
at II H. II. Al Hooley's Theatre.
PROF.. u. SWING breaches Al IL a. =. IN
Central Music-HalL
, 1881-10-23

SPIRITVaLLSTS.
THE FIRST SOCIETY MEETS IN FAtkEANk
Hall rur1ler State u,h ia.ldo! sfs at t:' r ~.
Mrs. Cor. t. " KeEnnnd. " traHcc sue:ker:,; sno.
ject: The fOw.r 1T The 1!nlilurt:ti @sft. fso1H
the spl.es.. ut John Wesley. .-.-... 80.
ill;l.E NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THROUGH MRS;
tfculupnd, in Marines purla7. cursier ood 'tia
Wanut-sts. 1T IL: Is IL All are invited
4 SriK1TU 4lLlSrS' ASD MEulEMS' ,MEEIlSG
will held at Grime, Hall Il south 1ta1s1e"-st' at
ILL.,.
, 1881-10-23

THE REV. ". s. CROW WILL PREACH THIS
,u1rninc in tho Church Of the KedeeMcr, Waol-
tncton and SuuSnmOn-sts. .....-- ..-
TIT: REV. ". H. RYDER WILL r1EACII
morning and evening in - Paul3 Ehusca, On H1cA1-
gun-av near Et.htceuth-st-
, 1881-10-23

7
Knn.as City, Denver Pueblo I:x. .t2:D u m .a:n,pu
kansas Etty. santa Fe, New Alex -
iGy,A ArxutaNGnI!t0rnnE Fast Ext t:en pm s:1l i u
st. Louis, Springfield TexAs.... 4 3:1iu m ..ni' II
st. Lonis. Sprgtied i TexAS.... 9:;tIp u .la u
St LOuis tx, VIA tneaSnnv.t.. f;t:,Esp u lit ~ III
Ainbe x New Urenils Express. - Btu I'll s:6p III
Ieortu. keukuk j. ifur-t viz '9:pI.s til 3.l1 III
hng,un Fast Express Chenna s!i:uJu IN t:u1 II
fesIli j. Peoria Et.. VIA J0el... 3dtj II IN I'll
strt,.,ur. Lacan. Washington ES. "i:!' III 80 y III
Joliet l. Dwight cCt>ulEIu1At3. 5:D u 1:lt Z III
Elxlnnt~ Ceatrsi Eufir0nd.
Depos OF Latest. and foot OF Er1tnty seconds1
Ticket u.Hc:s 1ot Issad1lph-st. neae Clark GRIND
Pacific dotcI. ond Palmer House.
, 1881-10-23

Sunday excepted sl1aiy. tSttuTlhy e1ceFle'1-
aSaturdnYs leave Isl 4:l5 p. n-
Lake shoro &c Michigan Houthcrn Nnil'TAs-
Ticket Offices ut dcpots. Van tsusen-st head nt -
sale Tw -sectt-@L aH rty-t1iftl-sk llckns
and Freight otce under sherman House, and stckes
0.fce. in tha Grand Incc Hotel and Palmer itnusv.
, 1881-10-23

CE31tl51l13Ns
THE REV. o. G. HOLMES WILL PREACH TIL Is
murnn. In the SECOND Church. Oakley-nv. and Jack
suH-at-
NIX. 7. N. klRkIIAM WILL PREACH IN TIE
West Side Church. Westcrn-uv. morning mud even-
inI. ,.. ....
THE REV. O, i. BURGESS WILL rREAC1l
morning and evening In the First Church, Indiana
r.
MR. W. g. CRAIG. OF IOWA CITY. WILL
preach this morning in the South Side Church. Pratt
rte-;.v. On siur,is and Inmorta1ity." The Kew j.
~ Allen will preuch In the evening.
ELDER D S. S.CLA1sk Will. PREACH MORNING
and evening ut NJ. VI South Grccn-st
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-02-08

auf siasm bftsrrsi&iiasn Gr,rsisrs
plaBs.
STictsr. Sabt a6t! TrdIsnttIt
Siaat Nsa,lss C%prdisntirt sinsn Ws6s
fed. So ptrfli6 srnf, Ssrr lieutenant,
ras Gle polsn jest sablsn2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-02-08

@lsihbsrs9tisuHs. .Du, SObanu
rpenn on In ote Staot ssbh. 70 las
bel Ger 3st.una ne G~mpfsbluns BON
mir an cen 5srrn Doctor Rinoe un {
Ioas tbm laarn: psun / net baIo Gns
ten frtes. abpnnirs | ntmmsr. Das
blobe 3situnsspapisr fam { net brauhs.
Der 5srr eanrri&tsr bat ssaern TN
solsensn O6ieu ssiast eas Die 3sis
tang aIepstl entsn brinss. Srisst Der
Gntsn. MID I au9 mas uua mstn
@do" a-#- 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-02-08
8ssniI&e &altar.

a5Srsn Gle uIio, lisbar 8rsunp."
iusts sin a3t au stnsH tbn toniulti.
rsnesn Spsntr, Der dbsr Gbirasra flasts.
~Stt nebmsn Elm Waiabefsn NIT laus
en- Da6r -" 'a1- b
Limb rann Ssifs unp stnsn sappsn."
untsrbra1 ibn Der rpafsre Sosniafs,
.anp pann rsibs Id pts Sinps bamii
tm WaGsr. Sa, ia, Id peis. Del mel.
men Wirtbslsutsu babe i9 pas idou
oft 8tltben. Die MAIDEN pas fonesr.
barsrpstIe aIs Worsen !"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-02-08

Giner nit Der isBt dbH6sa Rarfen
G%rfdluns fam cieisr Gage bstu su isis
men, brapen Wstbe unb msin,e /: .Man
bat mir 8rdutertbec. SOpfsntbse 8ruf,
thee, 81. Saeobs Sa, 9srfsntbes,
Wufans: etnement Sdsbols unS GeQes
rfttbse s~mpfrblen."
nWtI faste," BE lisbents Gattin
"psl&sn BARON fol- i'd fO6sn2 ..
Dot Stotd miro wObl bsfs ietn."
antrprttte CT.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-02-08
neber Baltimore.

Sasr, beg sas aiis g~dt.rfaHs ttfa9,n ,s,r etwo,I,,
ane ornnet ssu enrssd fsmmt iaHsn min, Isuh N,
etaQIseatn, ntntn. ttltrntu S4raattn. D pahamrhArs ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-02-08
Gins sRuttsr ,siats ttrsm esnd,

Cine SHUTTER ssiats tbrsm SSu&sn
paul BRET Spislia6sn, rpoS0u Ct li& sin
Stad ais acknowledgement auswdblsn
iOt. Nab singer Belt fras iis: rNun
pts sefausn Dir pte Sa6sn 2" .Sb"
lsbr gut" untportete Der 8lsint. .tlno
mas bait Du pappn ausseIu6t2 I" ,.Sb,
i'd pdblts mir has Yfsre, sas Stdfttn
une ben 6aupslmann."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-02-08
ueberFlNig.

Gin S&psiser 5auptmann bat bstui
@rsleisrpIaSe cas Wulbsur eas tbn bic
Sdbetlinse, Die sr IN Der Rubepauis
tn ben Soesn l6Bt abbritt. etsutss
mont t: DER 6auptnaun - rpSust sic
nor mstn' Sdbsl nsbmen 2"
5auptmaun Cablsbnsnp): .Wit ben,
Strdmpsli nero T. pebl bt Soft 70 4
6aufle au' no hummanbirs 1dnnel"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-02-08

usber
,mei MiaionenS eminns uertbeilt.
Nit Sd
fault man siasn san,su
{. {. otter. 1864 etaatss9ono,
pd@s Bombs an BIER 3i,bunssn idtrlit
{, lane. antstI! admin, BIC i.br sia,ln, Ssas sass,n
utrb. Stsr 8sns
muB NIT stnsr1 6spians ss,cssa psrSsu.
Sssr Ssss n s,rsttist "a tr en- SsrtHn. usu
100000 H., 20, 600 r.. $4,000 H.,
bio iH ~mtustasns zoos
d, ud4at 3ttsans "a am
1. Rdrs 1881.
Sssr ssas. DsSr Dor 'ssr ana 4 .edr 1881
$500 III.
ast. Der dsH stsass an /. mar, saraaf .uttaa:a
ptrs.
a. Bel aufrissn aus BEN SaIanss ssaast bic
'## ."#.. einfsnsuns DON SIS
In r~sstarirttn erisftn, I'm ttntm IsiSx Bent, fspn fir
sti ad4as 3ttsaHs am 1. wdri saItts ~ .psrsta.
Dtan asrsfHrs peeta antaufs zen Ssuss, s~triularsu
uns fsstr nisertu aassaaft. an bic
International Banking Co.,
$50 Brsaouas, Retu.gorf
Gtablirt felt 1874.
ss- Die ssratssnssn esass aus mi. ..tntr es.t,ris, ir.
Der. 6taateu I'm gDtsafpru&.
r. - Del Mafras.n uus Crsus rsus ian ben Ra.
mru Ger ,surtnbarstr Gazette tErssnen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-02-08
Triftiasr 8emtis: SoIpat: ,,St

Sriftiger Seutis: Splpat: Der
GslppsbsI! Wtr fan nil&t l&ulp. pab
ptr babsn ptridumt ben appea. Dir
fan sswsisn auf Der Sir&wsib lufisss
tn Dati&nitB, bcbsn ea seponnsn an
9anB fsttfss une pie udrs ~ssfcmmen
uns balc aus, oils mir sssanssa isin
cur6 ben Walp. Die 9ans III bic
uriahs bas MIR bobsn uaS psripdtst.
essbalb wOlen FH f6meden luFsn Ssrr
6slppsbsI. etes fettiss 9teb bisrl"
Gelppsbsl oGs III sut. paB Sbr
sinsn 70 triftisen 8epsis litfsrt iona
NOR. ss Gu& i6ls&t sssansen." 3
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-02-08
Raritaten, pie fs ni9t isots eiyiIt6rts

Jolgtnoes Sthdden BON efnem pa
fsnidser uup ietner flussn Grau er,dblt
bas .goIorato Sournal" ia Dsnpsr :
Sdr3li1 besssnets siusn, sfsmli1 gut be,
~tanntsn Sdstr In Denper, BON Der Sprts
psri.ntssn, tpsl1e metiens NIT pollen
8opfe. absr lssrer Sasetai&s BON ib,en
ausHdsen tetnfebren. Golsenbes: Srf.
ne Satin duserte ben 0unl1, sinmaI
stnen .5aisnpfeFrr" 3u bereftsn, unp Der
Wann srfldrts fofort, pas CT bsuts nod
auf bic Saso seben MOLE, UNI einen 5a.
fen ~ f&iesen. oa rptifs man tod aud, eas
Ct frtit ff. @siaet. setban! Infer SD,
sersmann esbt fort unp brtpst rt6tis
absnos stnen f6weren Saien NIT, mel
den BE 5ausfrau, botafrsut barber,
eae ibr Wann fir tas psrfnauts pull
Der au1 einmal etras betmbrinat.
i6munislnb empfanst rporauf fs f1 70,
fort barano mabt ben DWetfsr 9ampe
~ stnsm ri1tiasn 5alsnpfsfer au Der.
arbsitsn. 3ufiaissr @siie ssbt bic frau
an, anpern Gage bet etuen, betannten
Glsti&sr Sorbsi, rpsl6sr Re srlst unp
fraa.: run Grau y, fnb gle
NIT benz 5aisn, ben t6 Sbr.m Wanns
ssftsrn fdr sinsn baGbsn Dollar s~.rtauft
babe, 3ufriepsn z Die frau ldbt f9
nt&ts nisrfen unp bsiabt Die Grass. aIs
absr Der ~6aienpftfsr" auf ben Gid
tomutt unp Der Wann aufdnst beraus
au i&5pfen, ft5Bt er plSBli6 NIT Dem
85ffsl auf etn 8tsrtelsD olarfid, bann
wieser Elm 9elefad unp pann nod auf
swst. .Sa, mas III bern ras 2" iast or,
.baft pu penn ben Salen NIT @elp.
fadsn aeipidt2 2" nDas nil ib Dir ia
gen." antrpOrtsts bic frau, .sas fnb
S&rots. nit psnen Der 6aas BON Dir
ssi6OiIsn tpurpsn III. Wa1 nur tsin
rumu,sS 9sfHt Du pirf BOD Dsin
SaIibsr fsnnen 2" Das @sif4t rpsl&es
Der SOnntussidser isBt i&nitt, fol- gum
Walen aepeItn Iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-02-08

Der t:efe 9safsr. Bauer: An
lh6ufsn babsn's belt rod bic 9tut &c
babt ets ~ Der Belt sslsbt babsn. wi
nod tsin Weni& auf Der Wslt pa,
cas bab' Id fhon pisl taultnbmal benfl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-02-08
Die tuffiSe Spalte.

Rrtto: anRSnbissr S&sr, ttsmst BEN
&brifsn, srbeitert bic Sttls unb
btfSrbert lelbf bic @tlunsbst
bss Qeibss.
5ast' au,eft oHfn bic Sbrea,
6alt' al3sit sef&loGsn ben Wune,
60 ptro etr Der anbsrn Itorbsit.
Dsu Nntersn bic brine ni6t funb.
&aritatsn, pie fs ui&t isots tiSiItfrts
2anb ~aufaupstien bat.
Cine S9uP obne 9sbrsr,
Gin ffrflihsS SdmaI,,
Cine pfarret obne Yfarrberrn,
Gin 8isr pbne WaI3,
Drsf WiniRsr. aptt aueen.
Cine @lode pbne Ipn.
Gin Dom obue 8tIhof,
Gin S5nts obne Enron.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-02-08

Das sbtst 10 tint sttrtut HbbtleuHs uafsrtr sautrbaft,u
GIsin ubr In albernsni @tbdufe, bic ptr far $T2
s~utaufsn. nab et.s Ia sbnt 3prifd far Sas 9.it ttt bette
nab btnisas 6tIbtrabr IN Der Wslt. Sdbrltd fts,n MIR
srss 3unstt; a. nab utf aHs TN Stast ttnr srs6su
men. ptl6t ant I'D IN Zen bs6fta esbfprd6tn fbe ltet
ubttH tn 4pns auf tsrt e6SHhttt uns TOR Snatbaltsn Der
Belt ausGprtHtn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-02-08
GoafsHiousIoier unterriat.

esbrer Nan, e~5psntbal rs1rs mir
stnn1al bret quite 5auclunasn. G5pen'
ttal: Sambsrssr. 8Ieftr5eG unr
6trih. ..
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-06
PERSONAL BRIHFS.

Mr. n. o. Mills. the wcll-knovn esPk
dying of Bright's disease in California
MIR. Jay Gould ia rarely seen ION ths
road" but when he does il il With the oel0-
brated troiter, Joker, record &223 ard
mate.
President Arthur's directions TO hn
doorm an relative to visitors are very stric4
and brief. Admit every one who cOmes,
Is the order.
Bismarck is quoted As saying one day
concerning General lgnatieff: 1.-THE repsfe
goes that he told the truth once in his Life,
but have never heard him do 3d."
Mr. Robert Browning has thus far
written $3.50 lines His first work, Pau
line; Fragment OF a Confession" vas
published in 1888 and consisted of 0vsr
1000 lines in blank verse.
The genial Sunset Cox, Who has been
iourneying i'm the land of sunrise has re-
turned til his own, his native land, and The
boys who make politics interesting in NeU
York gave him noisy welcome.
-Campanini is apparently more and
more I'm demand in society, and is said =
be awed as we'll as surprised at the nambR
OF INV itations he receives. His good ~
ture and generosity in regard to singing ~
counts largely for his popularity.
Miss Lolita and Edwin Booth are said q
be the richest representatives, of the drama
tic profession. The former 10 worth half .
million, and the latter estim ates his wealth
at $i5O,OOO. Mr.. Joe Jefferson comes tAirA
on the list, and Mr.. John Mccullough hao
made $4,000 in the past three years
--Ashmead Bartlett, Coutts or Cousb
Bartlett, has written to friends in Phila-
delphia that the story of the contemplated
visit of the baroness and himself to tAi0
country is manufactured out Of vhols
cloth. He likewise denies other tales which
have more or less interested the Ameriea0
people.
M. Renan in these days looks like cen
Portable French priest An occupant Of seno
quiet village pulpit. His face is round.
and would be coarse we're it not for the no
bic brow and thoughtful searching eyea
He is small man, thick set and clumsy.
and looks as if he liked the good things q
this earth.
Theirs Ince said Prince Bismarck vs.
"bewitching." Prosper Merimer said theso
was something spiritual about him. There
is side to Bismarck in the contrast a
man with man which history may unearth.
OF which his contemporary chrOnicle
knows little, He has the ideality Of IL
true Teuton who dreams as we'll - acts.
Sir Henry HavelOck Allen has been
attacked with insanity. This melancholy
event removes for time q conspicuous
figure from military AMI political life in
England. Sir Henry was the oldest SON q
the famous Indian officer, and he in
herited the barone.cy which was conferred
ON his father in the last days of his event
full life. In the last Parliament Sir Henry
was member for Sunderland, and an active
member Of the radical wing of the Liberal
party.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-06
HOUSEHOLD HELPS.

Steamed Pudding One cup of sugar,
one hall cup of butter, three eggs, one cup
of milk, three heaping teaspoonfuls OF
baking powder and three cups OF flour
steam one hour.
German WAY of Frying Beefsteak.-
Pound the cut steak little, salt il and
iry quickly with hot lard ON both sides
Pour off the lard and place the steak on
the dish Put into the pan some fresh
butter and iry with it some finely Gu,
onions and pour this oyer the steak.
German Way OF Making Potato
Salad Take some small and long potatoes
(lady fingers, If procurable) and boil them
unpceled. Let them cool, peel and cut
into fine slices, add little hot water, best
vinegar, oil, salt, onions and pepper to
suit.
-Quince Jelly.-Take clean rice par
ipgs and seeds. Put them in your porce-
lain kettle, cover with water and cook IN
til very soft, drain through flannel bag
without squeezing,) boil the juice FROM
twenty minutes TO three-quarters of All
hour; you can not tell when it is boiled
enough unless you cool . little Of the
juice do not put the sugar in until the
juice begins to be thick skim off all the
roth that rises, for ON this depends the
purify of the jelly.
FRIED STEAK AND ONIONS Melt lump
of butter in = fr, in pan co e. nc bo tom
of the pan with onions sliced very thin
then lay the stead over then; when the
onions are fried until they are tender put
the beef on the bottom Of the pan and COW
er it with the onions add butter or lard
as YOU need il. Liver cooked in this way
is nice also. When it il done lay it on q
platter and heap the onions on the meat.
A very little gravy made in the pan In
which you have cooked the meat and on
ions is an addition, but make only little
and turn over the meat, seasoning IL well
with salt aud pepper.
-pOTATo SALAD. e potato are first
put into cold water in their skins, with u
good teaspoonfui Of salt added To- dozen
POTATOES They are then allowed To- boil
up. and afterward LETT 10 simmer gently
until quite tender. When cold they arr
peeled and cut up into rounds as thin Il,
possible, which are laid in 4 dis.i, we'll sea-
soned With sal, and pepper, sprlnki,d with
plenty OF ineiy-cloPped parsley, and then
SITUATED with oil anu vinegar. In Other
salads, vinegar is used in about the pro-
portion OF ole To four Of oil but poialO, :
require good deal more-in fact, III u
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-06
Rh1nm M he Sunday Morning Besrs.
NIGNONNETTE.
By ROSA PEARg.Es

Dev ve< and sweet, it was, ah me.
This withered. tiny spray,
When first plucked it from its stem,
One long gone summer day.
Dew vet and sweet, its silken leave-
In full and purple bloom.
Ike subtle cease filled the air
With rich and rare perfume
ed one was with me on that dav.
Whose fair and cour,ly grace.
Although we parted years ago,
No time can quite efiace.
fear hear.-a speech of careless lips
And thou vert left alone,
T. harp of life with chords unstrung,
And sadly broken tone.
} Keep from other things apart
This faded spray OF flowers,
And in il sentient mem'ries find
OF by-gone happy hours.
Duv vet aud swee. il came 10 me,
It's fragrance fingers yet;
Ok precious treasure of the past
4 spray of mignonnette.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-06
PEARLS.

III every year We rooted out one vice
We should become perfect men.
Gratitude is the thawing out of our
hearts i'm the warmth of ano,her's kind
ness.
Seeing much, suffering much, and
studying much are the three pillars OF
learning.
Three things are difiicult-to keep a
secret, to bear inquiries, and to make good
use Of time.
The first ingre iient in conversation is
truth, the next good sense, the third good
humOr and the fourth wit.
1t is q great art TO keep yourself con-
tented and happy, and it requires great
heart TO make others SO.
-Oftener ask, than decide que tons
This is the way TO better your knowledge
Your ears teach you, not your tongue.
There is nothing SO easv rs to BE-
wise for others; species Of prodigality-
for such wisdom is wholly wasted
You may safely commit the child,s
clothes 70 the servant, but the rest of the
little one you had better take care of your
self.
Prosperity il more refined and severe
test of character than adversely, as one
hour of summer sunshine produces greater
corruption than the longest winter day.
"A certain amount of opposition is q
great help 10 a man. Kites rise against
and not with the wind. Even head wind
is better than none. No man ever worked
his passage in q dead calm.
If We would have powerful minds we
must think; if We would have faithful
hearts We must love; if We would have
powerful muscles we must labor. Those
include nearly all that is Of much value
In this life
A woman, from her sex and char
acter, has claim to many things besides
shelter, food and clothing. She is no,
less a woman for being weddeA; and the
man who is fit to be trusted with a good
wife recollects all which this implies, and
shows himself perpeiually chivalrous,
sweet-spoken, considerable and deferential.