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New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
Gpeclal Notltes
THE SEASIDE LIBRARY.
Out to-day, in Clear Bold. Handsome Typo
Seaside Library No. l.360,
VICTOR HUGO AND HIS TIME.
Inustrated)
BY Alfred BarbOu. Puce 20 cents

M LATE ISSUES Prca
1873 Ny Watch Below. BY W Clark Russell ..... 200
1864 A Week in a French Country house. BY Adelaide
sartols .-.... ...-.----.- -----.--------- IOc
35s The Mlers Daughter BY Beale 2Oc
1856 The Golden Pig. Part F. Du Bossobey-- 20e
1855 Fauct Balliol By H. C. Merivae --------. zoe
1853 Marguerite Lacoste. Part l. A. Beiot %Oc
g52 Ian de Nu: a Chronicle Of Recent Travel in
Egypt By L. c. Hope 1dwardes- lcc
1851 A Bah Room Kepentanle Annie Eiwards----- 2oc
1850 sister Louise by J. Wbyte- eiSie 200
I349 PhyIda BY Florence MaFryat .------..---- 200
BIS The Beton Anthony rruilope....... 20c
l347 The Proessor's Lady. ~ B. Auerbaeh ..-.- loc
l.54e The story Of the Diamond NecAlaee. by Henry
Nezeteliy -------- --------------- -O0
l345 HeartseAse Part l. Charlotte NJ fonge zoe
342 Horace IempetOn BY Charles IeVer-------' <Oe
s4l Nv Lady Clare BY Mrs. C. j. Iloart 2Oc
Is4o They Were Married BY Besant and Rice --. lOc
a3 reck Of he ". C. Russell zoo
1885 ms. By Mrs Randolph -Oc
ro sale by all newsdeaers any address postage
free on receipt cents for ngie numbers and - cents ioc
double numbers GEORGE AUNEO. Publisher.
Il 10 p VandeW atersL. \. \. ~. v BOX 3.l5Ll
An who contemplate a change Of residence and de
sire ~ tAorJu <Ay HEAL ar / ana ,oN -SL LENf
Drnagr rsspec fully invited 70 examine nsS the N ~
MAJioON-AVt- AND 05I 10 L. and LEAlNGI TON AVE-
AZ as 80 ooea Al al times Pamphlet sent application 70
CHARLES Bl Lk q CO. Atcmteos' % NS'' '''''~'
successors ~ Daggin a Cio'sH~iL- Cio'sH~iL
Congress ". ter" ,,
so.r,,r ~ all Clfa1ruc Ater.tive 4 specific for ny
~ the stomach, liver aud Aldnrys AfoH tt"b'
mi lorrign. "k+pccditg ttos' nat depDs sst
raeI' ss boaa Sucn are positive 'rra"ts and
',,. .ir t.e digestive organs -nd Aidnsys
piles Permanently Erad'cated go o.,
-yll 4llft OF vl.A4'ss. N'll ps
IN 20 > references Dr. uoGl 30 West -tilsL
Post once Nouce
Foreiu mails for the week ending August - VIII close az
lOllon g.. f,....a ,.- - str a, ~,
III & ,, Queenstown etters Tor Great Britain aud 0tner
nm can countries must nc directed "pef CAS- Oi Non
Al 1850 o. for urupe. per rr-l1,
Pyn,outh Cherbourg ana Hamburg a. Aay y. m ior
ilfN 0l AlrAauuila
tla.a4a. D.. newfoundland. anlula-
Al d. IA Porto per
aVlrDAA AT $50 4. Europe. brliannc via
Dle-nstoHn ctirrs tur germany aud scotland must DO
,lir,stt,t per taunc' = fOt scotland d-
rec. Der - Via DlasgV" Al -5i a. li i0f
direct Ntlcr 4l4 va Antwerp a. ~ a.
M f,. tue Wudw4rd Islands, per - bermuaa 40 ID A
tp fof kufopc. Der DODau VIA southampton aia
Bfouen; AT 1880 D. Tor OuDa aud Porto iAeo per =
Saratoga. tia Havana Al D. tA tot AI-iftla Nr",,1e@
SANDWICH Aid f' Islands per - Iiiy & o. > Sss
san Fraucls,O Mails emma and Japan pei -
t,e4uic va san Francisco close August - Al y ~
ltA -. FEAhoON foftin@rto4-
srhedtle of closes yu
h. f All u umterrusI sIcd overland transit - -.I az
cisco Mails lrom th, rast arriving on ar a. sAi tl1. -
on The day sAins " steale-s AZ H S"'1"0N ' ''
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
,r ..t ,,-,s, IL 1870 .......... $3.50 20

Total August 10, l'S-- --'---------
fsuperlni endents Of missions missionaries PH!
r.suu1 .lble person knowing OF poor cly chuIon
Nrro ueed % ortnIgbt- vacation IN thg cou..t5 ", "
Ilease communicate with MI Parsons AT Ahh A--'-
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
Send Barrel of Candy TO your sweetheart
in the country. HOPE, A Fullon-,t. =.
MARRIED.

JOHNSON-FREEMAN N-On TUESDAY. August -. az Grace
church Dv the y assisted Dy the l.ey
g. Ne.son Mary Woolsey. daughter VI The .Ate IL W. H.
freeman, 10 Davis johnson.
Al notices Of Marriages must be iad0rsed UiA JtI
nayas and address.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
-Conare-s " ter.

sp,sror 10 all C4fharut. Atet~tve sp.c-nc 10y Az ~
disorders of the stomach, hsef -na al - ~ 80
t" 80 aogl,d~ -ucn waters are pOslttFc "fIis ana
sn,,,.ir lie digestive organs -h1 1"Asys.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17

Al notices Of n
name aud dddrcSS.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
pe.f ouice Notice

Piie- rer ' "''''s - .tare or cAastc send FOR
IN cnfautur references Dr. uofl 20 Nc.t = w II
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-03
TELEGRAPHIC
Boston wool

Boston, 1.-The wool market is
steady. with desirable grades in firm
demand. Good Ohio and Pennsyl-
Vania heeces have been selling at
1902 for Y and Xxx. Michigan X
fieeces are in fair demand at 5000;
Ohio and Michigan at 44@46. I'm
washed feeces are in demand at Is
@23 for coarse and low, 25@33 for
fine and medium grades. COmbing
and delaine fleeces have been in de-
mand and all desirable lots are taken
as fast as offered. Prices range
from 1905 for fine delaine, and 46
@47 for fine and No. l combing.
Medium and coarse cOmbing grades
are dull and prices nOminally I'M
changed. California wool is quiet
and prices range from 26@32 for
good TO choice eastern and Maine
supers, and 28@42 for common and
good supers Foreign wool is quiet,
and both clothing and carpet woods
are in light stock.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-03
NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS OWNING PROP
a erty within Salt Like County, Utsh
Territory, subject to Territorial, Sehoo.
and County Taxes, are hereby notified
that the County Court Of Salt Lake,
Is Board of Equalization, will meet 81
the County Court House in Salt Lake
CITY from Friday The 2lst day OF July
70 Wednesday the 9th day of August,
A. D. 1882, both days inclusive. for the
purpose Of hearing and determining all
Complaints in regard TO the assessed val t
of any property sDd applications for
sbstenents or remission OF "a es OF any
insane. Idiotic, in6rm or INDECENT person
IS provided for by An Act Of the Legisla,
i've Assembly OF the Territory Of Utah
entitled IAN Act 10 Provide Revenue
for the Territory Of Utah, and the several
Counties thereof" approved February
%, 1873, md scts ameDdstoIy or IN aid
fbereef. By order Of said court.
D. BOCKHOLT,
County Clerk.
SsltIske City. July 10th, 1882. jyl
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-03
Yellow Fever.

Galveston, IA report from Msta-
morss says there are over 400 cases OF
yellow fever in the city. The sanitary
condition is frigbtiul.
Laredo, Tex, Number of yellow
fever cases tonight, IUO; Fix fatal cases
ar reported.
New Orleans, 2.-One death from yell
10 = fever.
Au-tin, 2 = Private reports from
Brownsville state that the yellow fever
has broken out there. DR.. Swearing,
state health officer lis satisfied of the fact,
and fearing an epidemic has started to
investigate the disease. The death rate
at MsIamOras is greater than 81 Havana.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-03
Gable Clicks.

London. 2.-Brighton cup won by
"Fsnelon", Isabel" second, "Petronel''
third.
London. Sir Garnet Wolseley
started for Egypt.
Paris, 2.--De Lesseps telegrsphs he has
made no protest against the entrance Of
British men-of-War into the Suez canal.
but he protested against infraction of the
compsny's regulations committed by
two vessels after entering the canal.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-03

Pittsburg, a. The National Tube
Works Company, McKeesport, Pa, re-
sumed operations with non.union men
this morning. All the departments are
running short-hsnded, but the officers
expect 10 have them full in q few days.
There is no disturbance, the strikers evil
IDENTIFY being desirous of committing no
breach Of the law. Crowds are standing
around, but no trouble is anticipated.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-03
The Agitation Does 1t.

Chattanooga, Tenn, July q. = John
Morgan, one of the most influential Ell
ders Of the Mormon Church ard presi-
dent of the southwest mission, in sn IL
terview to-oay said that the church is re-
ceiving more aecessions and with less
difficulty now than at any period Of its
history, simply on account Of the sgita-
ton Kept up sgainst them.-HpeciaL to
the Louisville (Ky.) Commercial.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-03
Mining Shares.

New York, 2-.Mining stocks dull.
Ohrysolite $50 and 245, Slate Lines Nos.
2 and 3 at Is and 26. Oriental and
Miller, %. Kobenson 1876. Decatur
advanced from 81 90 Go. Empire of
Utah declined to 14O. Sales for dsv
"a. $50 shares. Petroleum dull: united
CO.'S; crude 62S s. 67S; refined 6g<
Australian 95. Copper doll. Lake
1875 a Ie4
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-03

Chicsgo, 2.-Lieutenant-General Sher-
idan, Colonel Fred. Grant, General An
son Stsger, John Mccullough, and other
prominent parties, went west at noon
yesterday over the Chicago, Rock Is
land and Pacific Railway. It ia under
stood their trip embraces a journey to the
heart of the continent and through the
Yellowstone Valley. They had tive pri-
vste care and are evidently intent upon
having good time
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-03
1h0.T UFf.

Saratoga, 2.-First race, one mile.
Morgan Spy" first, "Elector'' second,
"Franc els" third. Time, 14414.
Second race, mile and SOC yards.
"Warheld" first, "Lopg Taw" second.
Time, 2.121z.
Third race, fve-eigbths mile. "FAir-
view" first, Referee" second. Time,
1.O2Z.
Fourth race three-ieurths mile. "Blen.
helm" FIRST, Little Philip second. Time,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-03
FIRE Record

New York, 2.-The burning of Kick
er's -four mills is attributed IL q sno-L
from the emelter. igniting -four dnst - Z
Turner's Falls, Mass, 2.-Tbe E.;.h
paper mill was dsmsged bv Are III 3h;.
morning $4,000. Afe 'nlS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-03
mONETARY AND sToCKv
New York. Anrrst . 70.

- rs aug Ust :, 1882.
Money, $685.; governments ;r-o.-
qlar; stocks. irregular but st raTS
Western Union, 500; Onict ss;Ungi
l059; Pacific, 465s; MsrJno SASnEe ..
Wells, Fargo, 12S; n. 7. Genital s1 1ozs1.
Erie, 4OH; Panama, I65; Den DEM. .'O ri
Z g., 6S; Union Pacific, ILL., .G hor sno
116]z; Central Pacific 757S; bondss TITS 1qsiE.
sTtro, e ''NUs' 11ozs;
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-03
"Ieannette,, surrtrors

st Petersburg, 2 Engineer Melville
and Sesmen Noros and Niudelmap, of
the JeGnnette crew, have arrived at To-
bolsk' They believe Lieutenant Chiup
and companions pelisbed in storm.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-03
The French nn,n.s.-u

Paris, 2,-It is highly probable that
qe FFeyeInct will reserve :E7e premier
snip. 1hls was seriously talked of At
thu meeting Of senators and deputies last
evening. -''''
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-03
Obituary.

New York, 2.-Major JOS. !. Leland,
one OF the pr"prje ors of re Stur,eaat
House, died this morning.
Rochester, Eugene Kim ball. bill.
liardist, Is dead. 49, "a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-28
Die 8ebettnen GonoS uno DIE
otRei6te YreHe 4~enti6IanoS.

Die ssbsimsn prsuBiiden Sonbs finb fol-
asnbe: /. Der iebr oft beipro@sne Dispo'
ftionsfonbs NIT SO, 900 Wart; @. bic ge:
beimsu Nussaben bes Wtnifsriums bss
Snnsru fur 3wede Der YoIisei nit l2O. 600
Wart. 8eibe Bonbs ftebeu putsr .. Putt
tanner; 8. Der Sonbs fir ben Dtreftor unb
Sstrstdr bss Iitsrariideu Bureaus nit
1900, rsip. $3.50 Wart; 4. Der eissntlids
&sptilisnfonbs, Der betauntlid aus ben
3inien bes isquefiriten 8erm6sens bsS &S'
niss BON Sanuopsr beifsbt. bas fur WaB
ressln aur 1sbsrua1uns unb abwsbr Der
sesen Breusen eeriatetsu Beffrebunsen
bsS (oStsnD 86niss @eors unb isinsr
agenten" psrpenpet usrben iou. Oa tn
bieisr &idtuns ni9ts ab5uwebren 1T, 10
itsben Der &ssieruns idbrli6 pobl bic adns
5sn 3inisn, alio eesen 1900, 900 Wfatt
,ur 8srfisuns. Rsine Rssisruns Der 8eIt
usrflst aIlo ibsr 70 foloNa al. sebsime 6onbS
uis bic prsuBii9s. Der 2lberalismus IL
es ssgeisn, Der BITE YerwaItuns, recte @on'
fscatton bss BrtuatDerm6senS ber bauno
uel'i4sn R0nissfamilis troS Der SppoRtion
bes gsntrums suibisB uno trot bts enersis
i9sn Wiebsrlpmbss bss san.eu Sentrums
Der Rs9ieruna plein pouvoir ii6er bic Der.
n~altun9 bss WtiQionenfouos CAB, 10 bGb
bic YcItspertrstung ni6t einmal bas &s9t
Der Goutrols bsist. DaS mus CUR Suu.
i~tration Der IiberaleR 6la9eR uorwes betont
ws,bsn Die Organization Der 6abrif fur
6ffsntli1e Wsinung in YreuBen 1T folsenbe:
Oas Iitsruriide Bureau NIT ietnemD irsttor.
@sbeimratb Or. @oniiantiu R6Bler, in
sss 8abnitrab Hr. So. itsbt unter ipsSisusJ
Qsituus Bismard's uno bss Minitsrs oss
Snnsrn D. Butitamer. 9ier treten Die
,S@riftltsIsr" tdslib nm 2 u5r on, Inn
ibre Suitmc;ion 5a empfansen, bier werben
ibneu bic vBaidsettel" in bic 5eeer oictirt,
wel&e lie fur 80 bis 100 yGarf mouatlib
an bic aussrpdblteu Bldittr isnoen. nab
reno fe isl5lt nod pom Bureau 1900 bis
5000 Ma,t @sbalt srbaltsu. au1 9eit
artiteI psr6su bier fabrietrt unb an bic
ProuinbiaIprsiIs 8sienbet uno uou otsier
bann In Der .Rorbb. aug. 8ts." gum BE
psiis absehrudt, baB brauBen in Der Yro,
ping v3sbutauienb bsntsn ME MIR, mans
LID ute bic &ssieruns. Nidt Direttor
R6Bler, ionbern Der Yriuatmaun &5Bler
idrsi6t bic bo5offei0i len 8erIinsr gOrrs'
i~ponbsnsen Der vYol. @orr." uno Der
p@rsnsbOteu" uub bic Winiitsr srtIdreu
baum natirIi9, ben auto, nidt 81 fennen.
unmitteIbar aus benz Iiteradi4su Bureau
sebt Die buIbGmtIi&s, vYrouiuaial @oue
ipOnbens" bsIuor, bic isbsu Ulittpo9 Rad.
mittas in $50 900 @rsmplaren eriSeint
unb ben souusrnsmenialsu Sldttsrn uub
ben amtIiden RrsiSbIdltern gratis bsiSss
lsst pirb, ionit absr b0@itsns su 4 @rsm
pIarsn an 8situnssrsbaftionsn u~srfauft
pirO. SIN Disuite Der Hesisruus fisbt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-28

ober nur bssinfufsn t6nue, ba that er
ben naiusn lusipru&: So, wenn Sbr pom
Centrum &om In politilueu Otnsen ni9t
folesn woHt, bann bilft ss mir aud nidts,
baB i'd mid nit &om %ueriidnbise. Sprad's
unb brad bic rtlnterbanbIunsen" ab.
Darum tommt absr bic vRSlniide' isst
nit iOI&sm pubIiyiii9en Sdmut2
8 bteis biebsrn unb vlibsraIsn" Sssleu
sic far1ten ieif Sabr unb Gag, es m65ts
Elm einaiser Sroiamen BON Sreibeit enblid
nod SsbHidbriser &ne4tuns uno 9srfOI'
suns fur bic aru,en preuBiiden RatboIiteu
in Berlin abfauen. barum ruff bic S5anbs
bes beutiden &beins-wir ueinen BIZ
v86ln. 8ts."-iu bic u~ntsrite 56us bin'
elm: 9eraus! Ssraus nit allen 2isen,
@emeinbsitsa unb Subeleisn! Das 1T bee
RdtbisIs g6iuns. - Die vSIIinets@'
unb wNew Yort~ StaatsSeituns nebIf dbn
Ii@em @sIt@ter werben rpobI bic 9eiftuns
ibrer @roBmutter abtlatlheni
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-28

tion segrinbet bat, su Der CANA gutopa
seb6rt, NIT ausuabme elmer mtn8tsen Mns
aabI pom Wuielmdnnern an ben Rlffen bes
BOsporus unb uon lber ben ean3en Gone
tinsnt serffrsuten; neil BITE &atboliten,
beren oberifer 2ebrsr er 1T, bic aabIrsi1ite
&eIisionssemeinidaft guropa's 1T; neil
NIT ausnabne pon @rtedsnlanb, Ddne,
mart. S9wsben uub Norussen, NO fs
nod wenis sabIrei1 fsb, bic Sa:boIitsn In
msbreren Staatsn bic Webrbeit, In on,
bern cine bsbeutsnbe Winberbeit biIben /;
unb neil In Solse bsfsn allen bisien Staa.
ten baran liesen mrB, baB Der papif ni9t
ben Tiden unb Der Ma1t ausseiest iei,
pom Der er beSlsIi1 bes Territoriums abs
bdusis III, unb biss 3und9ft UNI ben Srie.
ben Der @euifen au t9.rn, bann aber
aud, um pom Papife issli9e 8srIodans,
iesIidsn Druid pon Seitsa bieier Wadt
ferniubalten.
Inter allen Srasen, wsI1e isst europa
beweSen, sibt es teine eiu3ise, bic etnsn 70
eminent europdii9en @baratter bdtte, me,
Der BITE orientulii9e Srase, nod bic Srass
Der Donauldnber, nod bic Srase ses Dreis
fatier' Binbnifss, nod bic Jrase Der bel.
sii9eu uub boldnbii1en 6dfsn, nod bic
6rase Der Sberberri4aft Oeuti9lanbs,
nod BITE espptiide Srase. Sebe bieier
Sraseu berlbrt etne u,ebr ooer penissr
sroBe' 3abI pom Staateu, feine aber UNI
faBt gang europa, uie BITE r6mii9e Srase.
SeIbf bic 5raoe Der Nreibeit Der Meere
bsribrt uub umfast GIropa u,uiaer. qIs
bic iSmifde SSraae. Sn meIder Sirecteu
Bs,isbuna ftebsu in Der Chat a. ieuer Trei.
belt Der Sduei,. bas @rosberaoatbum Ba.
ben. bis &Sniareide Baiern. @irttembero.
Sahisn uub anbere beuti6e Staot.n2 llnb
bod uirbe bic Srsibeit Der Weere bic bent.
bar wi9tisffe europdii1s Srage ietn, penu
bie r6mii1e 5rase ni9t beffdnbe.
Die rSmif6e Nrooe III oIlo cine euro.
pdiiHe Sraoe. he IN. nm uns 70 ~ous,ubr5t,
ten, bic earopdilde nom allen Sraaeu. Die
guropa ie bew,at boben. ca nSd bemeoen
uub &c iemoIs bsmeoen fsunen. g,on Sen
Sebriben bis ,um caspi6ihen meere. nam
peissn Msere Bis ,ur lanbeuae pom @i,
braitar last fh feine mittioere feline Elm.
idneibsnbere Srass s,bsnten, oils bieie.
Das guropa uub amerita u, ". bieSelbe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-28
Die ,uabre emropaN6e Sraae.

2qs Staatsmdnusr, bic wirtIi9 bisisn
Ramsn psrbisnsn, iiimmsn barin therein,
BOP, peun es In europa ibsrbaupt einsn
Saritsu sibt, bsiisn 8e9te sea@tst uno
notbissnfals usrtbeibist weroen miFsn,
bisisr 5lrit Der papft 1T.
'gS mar bic Yorisbuns, bic ben &irGsn
itaat sei9affsn uno pie DenieIben erbaIten,
wdbrsnO Die ma9tisiten Gsi5s Suiammsn
bra9sn unb pteSsr erfanbsn unO bic 5lr:
itsnssldls4tsr a~usfiarben oosr Oerbrdnst
puroen, UNI unberu Ylat au MAIDEN; uno
BITE Sirifsn uno S6lter betra9teten benIsl.
ben INNER ais bus sinsiss Dtittsl, UNI benz
Obsrbaupte Der Rir9s feline uHabbdnsis'
fsit su fi9ern unb bic ebrseisisen @usriffs,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-28
Rathcitf6er &irdbens3 alenber.
Benz einsus Ssin In SsruiaIsm.
Mattb 81, 10.
M@tuaS tbr &atboltfen!
aDie Sttmme peB perf. pius TX.

in unisru Easen i9eiut bic 9oriebuns
aer tatboItf1en Brefe etne beionbere Wiis
dom seseben Su babeu. I'm ibr TIT es, bic
grunbidse Der Orbuuns unb bes @Iaus
seus bort, uo bieislben berri9en, gu bemab'
cen uub fe ba au perbreitsn, mo @ottIos
Estett unb etne talte @lei9siltisfeit bie'
telbeu Ia @ersehenbett seratbeu IieBen. -
&tus TX. tn etnem S1reibeu pom 1851.
Btr eriudeu gle inftdnbisft, allen benen
NIT erreu, suten Wtqen unb eurer @unfl
saauieben, BITE, NIT 9eif besabt unb mil
~seniisenber &euutniB ausserinfet, ff9 an
sie Nrbeit MAIDEN unb Bidder unb Settun:
sen sur 8ertbeibisuns unb gerbreituns be,
satbolii6en 9ebre per6Hentlt9en. = gncp.
sitca StuB TX.
9ie Stimme 9en's XIII.
Luceat lux yestra coram hominibus, ut videant
Opera vestrs bona. Et Dominus vos benedicat
(2aEet susr 9t9t Ieu1tsn Dor ben Wen'
I9en, bamtt fe euere sutea Werte ieben
1rb Der 9err sebe eu@ basu Seinen &c
senD
SEQ XIII. an has tn garma erideinsnb,
BIatt Luce" (2eu@te), anfans 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-28

AUDI bas WOlHT@e TsIesrapbsHSureau,
has bi9t neben benz SauptteIesrapbeuse,
bdube etablirt 1T anb aue Ra4n1tsn TN
Sinne Der &ssteruns auifutt. Wie pieIe
gIdtter aus benz M~iuionenfonbs pom
1900, 600 Wart aeipetff werbsn, Idst f9
nidt feftfe0sn. Ebatid6Ii9 sriffirt cine
Wense souueruementaIer Orsane, bic ii9
burd ben abonuementspreis unb BITE amts
Iiden Mnnoncen ni9t balten t5nnten, wenn
fs ni9t Suf6iHe erbieIten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-28

OasieIbe bat R9 aIlo In 10 Sabrsn pers
breifa4t. Aber bas III nod ni9t aues.
Die eottIoien Staatsi@uIen, BITE gum EbeiI
pom Budget erbaIten werbsn, SdbIen nur
4s Bro3. Der SduIiusenb, wdbrsnb bic
tatboIii&sn S@uIeu 81 pro5. unterridtsn.
Wabrli9, mo Der moberne 2iberalismus
feline 5anb btnIest, wddf tein @ras mebr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-28
Cine intertHante Isabelle.

8sfaunt 1T, baB bic IiberaIen Rssisruns
gen Ell; isbr fofiptsltaes Resiment fibreu.
Sbsusrer 1T absr I'm 8erbdItniB wobI nod
nirsenss BITE s%ottloie SduIe sefommen ais
In BsIsten. Stsr etnise interefante 3ab'
len, bic seissn, ME bas glbset bes 6ffents
Ii1sn INTERRUPTS tn benz tIeinen pelsieu
seiiesen III. Dasielbe bstrus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-28

Scr an,rigsr gum @mtsbIatt ber Cos
blsnSer &esisruns entbdlt on eriter Steus
bic @rneueruns awsier Stedbriefe sesen
ben @sifliden Sol. 8eis aus &dbena9"
unO ben @sifli9en Rarl Sanien, fraber
Al @o4smM.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-12-01
Testing q CO,Or.Blind Pilot.

A pilot on one of the revenue steam
ers was examined by medical officer
of the Marine Service and pronounced
color-blind. He appealed from this de-
cision, and requested that board he
appointed to examine him. The board
reported, as the result Of the examina-
ton, that with the green skein be
matched brown and orange; with the
purple he put blue; and he repeatedly
matched the colors ~ stated. The
board was of the opinion that Mr.. -
is color-blind. He is otherwise phys
ically qualified to perform the duties of
pilot" This report was forwarded to
the Secretary with the following in
dorsement: From the re-
port of the Board it will be seen that
Mr. - is 9reen-blind and red-blind."
The friends of tho party being still
dissatisfied with the report, and claim
ing that in the merchant service he
would be entitled to REORGANIZATION
by signal lights, the Secretary ordered
the examination to be so made. The
following is the report of the board
Mr.. G. was first shown into dark
room, where two green lights were
burning-one. the standard; the other,
green, but not up to the standard. After
some hesitation both were pronounced
red. Then the change was made to
both red, which he, after some hesita-
ton, pronounced both green. Then
red and green were shown. These he
got correct, but Immediately changed
the red to green; and then when asked
to state definitely, changed back. On
the fourth trial, the red and green were
shown, and the answer was correct. On
the fifth trial red was shown alone,
and the answer was correct. Then this
was removed and another red was put
in it's place-the change being made in
full view of the applicant; this he pro-
nounced green.
In view of the above facts. "a devel-
oped 10y these tests, the local inspectors
were satisfied that the applicant is
unable to sufficiently distinguish the
colored lights on steam-vessels," and
therefore refused to grant the license
asked for.-Medicdl NeiCs.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-12-01
Ignorance Among Women.

The Boston Star is not favorably i'm
pressed with the Intelligence of certain
women, and says: Notwithstanding all
the opportunities afforded for female
education in this country, and the gen
eral anxiety of parents to have their
daughters intelligent, and properly ed
ucated the ignorance that exists among
certain class of women is amazing.
Not that they have not been afforded
the facilities of acquiring knowledge,
have passed the accustomed years at
boarding school, can thrum the pianos,
dance, and chatter French-may, in
deed, at the time they left school have
been accounted fashionable Young
ladies' Nevertheless they are profound
ly ignorant. And it would seem a. the
world moves on it is perfectly permits
sible to young lady who may have
had every advantage OF wealth to be ig-
norant of all educational accomplish
ments except the mere rudiments to
be indifferent to books, and TO take no
particular interest in anything that is
intellectual So that she is amiable, is
lively. or otherwise tolerable, and is in
q vague way lady-liko, she will get
along very well in certain circle. It
is in this class that the greatest amount
of unhappiuess among women IL to be
found. While young. tho excitements
of social life and the frivolities of fash
ionable society entertain and amuse.
To dress, to dance, to enjoy the passing
hour is the height of her endeavor.
Her most serious thought is what she
shall wear, or what fieeting pleasure or
pastime she will indulge. Life seems
one continual holiday and what cares
she that others toll and spin? She
grows old, perhaps remains unmarried;
she passes her time, maybe, not without
doing good and not without fulfilling
domestic duties But where, in the
majority of such cases, is the impulse to
cheerfulness? Such woman finds no
pleasure in intellectual and literary
pursuits because rs soon as she left
school her books we're thrown aside
and she has NO tpsto for them.