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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-28
S.r Sufall in Der 6ei@i6ts Der
G%rfiNaunaen.

Gs 1T cine eisenibimli6. Ibatia6e
eae oft bic pi6tisitsn Gntpsfunssn unc
Glineuassn ibrs 9eburt etm serinefi
sisfen 3ufaus ~Ss.panfsn. Gin Ilbimif.
Ter stne Grpmii&una Su fnpen bsmibt
IT, psl6e sinen %pausrbaftsn S5msI,ttes
asl sibt, e;incst paS por;sq1n. Gin
ubrmahulebrlins bdlt Gin SriQsnslas
,pii6tn Daumsn unc 3sis,Tussr, puns
cert fb plbSltb, rpis erps bic Spise
eines bsnahbartsn 8irbtburmS aI6sint
= unb ets 1sIsscoplinIe mar srfuncin.
Ginem Nirnberssr Clair fslsn sufsls
lis Elm paar 5rppfsn ShsipspaiIsr auf
istn griuenslas. une er temsrfts, pas an
cen betrsfsnpsn Stslen paS 9laS Der
rpittsrt unp erpeibt aibtsn. @r trug
Sisursn nit Sirnis auf has 9las auf
unc bsfrib IS pann nit StsipspaGsr.
Sisrauf i6abte sr eas 0laS rings am
bic Stsursn belum ab. Nab gntfers
nuns tss Sirntfss srlbisn bic 3et9nuns
srbabsn auf cunflsm llntsrsrunps. unp
bic 9lasdsfunf mar srfunpsn. DaS
lstie Sins une Sai6ptnssn ess TN
Dome su piia bat Der Gage mad, sur,
G%rfnbuns res ubrenpenrsls sefibrt, In.
benz @aliIsi pa5 psncSlasitB sntesd,s
unp Sassens es praftiib Ssrpstbsts.
slu6 Die photographic Ssrranft rsm 3us
fale ibre 9eburt. Gin armsr WuhfaS
mar nsueisris. bsraus,uinctn, pb man
nftt Noten sbfnic gut auf stHen Stsin
issn tSnne. pte auf cine Supfsrplatte.
Na6esm sr isinsn Stsin prdparirt bate,
bat ibn feline Wuttsr sufdais, sinsn
@aitssttsl auf3ul6rsibsn. Da T pi,
pier unp Gints ssraps ni6t bel Der 5anp
bate. 10 itrisb CT eis Wa1bli(e nit
lsinsm assprdparat auf psn Sttin, in GER
Qbidt sslsssntli6 cine Abibrtit "a
nsbmsn. NlS sr sini8s Gage parauf ben
Stfin uinissn pVuts, panete e. bieIsq
S6sirswalIsr an, unp In psnistn Winu,
ten ftanp BE S6rift nbabsn ouf rem
Stsins. Der pd6fe Spirit mar ma
tirlib, bic S1rift ~ ibpirisn unp
tuhth ~Vtluu 81 HiuVth Wv Iipt
photographic. 3um S&luB aUb Elm
8siipisl. eas suslsib ets Sspsutuns
ess Sagss Slid I'm unsIad" fluff
nit. Sn Dublin CSrlanp) puree Der
eapsn zines Sabadbdnp!srs Namsns
9unty pur6 Geusr tsrfSrt. Bdbrsap
sr triten SinnsS auf BE raubsnpsn
Irimmsr Isinsr Sabs blidts, bsmsrfis
or, wie sinise arms 9suis aus Del
Na6barI9aft ben Sbnupftabaf aus ben
bsraussepprfsnsn SIe6ba@ien nabmsr,
pbslsi6 eisislbsn burd baS Gsun
i6pn srinpli6 sslittsn battsn. aue
Nsusisres prpbirts sr osn Stnupftabad
unp faap au itinsr usbsrral&uua. paf
CT sur9 bic SiBe an arpmatiitg
S9drfs aubnoresntlt6 ssppnnsn bats.
Dislsn GinSrrssis nabm or fi6 su Su
zen. Alsbalp mistbste or sinsn amer
en- eaeen, eribtstt cine Ansabl Die
BARN unp untsrparf isinen Sbnupi
tatad stnsm GrbiBan8sprcris CAT
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-28
DuNteS NuerIet.
S@redli&es S6idIal hreier eonns
tags-Saser.

Neuli@ an etnem Sonntase bSrter
Sarmer, rpslde In Der Ndbe bss Grubars
ras' GiSer BET eaprtncepiqe, Grapfcrt
60, SainOis, pobnten S6dTt uni
lautss S6reien In Der 8ihtuns bon
elmer flsinen bepaIosten SnIel In psm
Soreenanntsn Slu6s. Die 9sute abte,
ten isrp6 ntdt parauf, tnb.ni fe alaub
ten cte S6d6s unp pas 8s11rsi fdmsn
bon elmer partbfe Scnntasss Sdser.
Sc mar cteiss In Wirflf1feft aud Der
Gaa. Dret Sdssr bat.en ben SerIud
sema6t tn einem fletnen 9cots deer ben
nit 1refbsts bsprftsn unp boHansss
l6poasnen G!uB ~ ieBen, nobel aber fir
Boot ami@lus uno fe In pte siiiss llutb
f~irstsn. Sc sslans ibnsn, pur6
S6wimmen f& auf Die fletns Sniel su
retten, no fe eurb SbteBen unp 6ilfss
rufen Die aufmerfiamfsft Der In Der Nd.
be pobnenpsn Sarmer auf ibre Gage su
lenfen UNI 6ilfe 3u srlaneen boften /;
aber lsicer psrsebens. Mdbrsne Der
lanesn unp falten Bfnhna1t Iudten
cis nnslifli6en pur1 Stnunrber!aufen
ft6 DOR esm Grfrtn.n ;u l6ibsn, bis
ibre 8rdfte perlastsn uup fe Dem Iope
in Die Nrus fslsn.
Bon Der esi6e zines Ger llngladltGen
par Der Rod absssosen uno tsfanp it
an her ieines 8efdbrten, tpeIder f&
ausenf&sinli6 pamit Dor benz Grfrieren
su i&dBsu seluht bate. Nm Sortssu
Dtsnfase sntoedte Elm Nessr pte 9st6sn
Der eret unslddIidsn Sdser unb bra9ts
benz Coroner In eaprncspile bic 8unps
BON isinem lhauali&en Gunpe.
Sn etneu, anpern 8sri1te bstst IS:
Die unteriuduns ersab, pas bic Sc.
funpentn, pslde auf etneu, fletnsn, url;
asfdbr bunpsrt gares BON, Gmbarras
Gluiis sntferntsn 6dssl lassn, l&cn Dor
rret Bobsu ssforben rpareu. Wan fab
fe ;ulest bet Dem Sssrdbni6s pss s
price TN iipli6sn Tbsils BON Grapforp
60, no fs ppbnbaft parsn. sic rpareu
BEN 9snuhs BON BbisfY srssbsn, unit
aussmein seiirdta. als price bssratsn
purce. mar Der cine Der BRET 70 bstrurs
fen. cas er In cas ssSHnete 9rab fel.
Die Sspobner pss GountY's wurpen
bierdbtr 10 aufssrsst, eaB ie ia Der
usbsltbdter tcmd6ttsen MOLTEN. Dtsie
snifamsn isepb. tatlen fb elm am llfsr
rss @mbarras &ipsr ansstuncsneS Boot,
unp fubrsn In psmislbsn ftyomabrirts.
Die 2siben purpsn cen Srsuneen Der
lreten In Grapfpre So. iberseten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-28
Die luffi9e Spalte.
Cine Seati9e 0~eria

Oetretber: Shauens, tDeiB bolt nit.
mas mel 8orrst mr. s'ipro9sn bott, aber
tpiHsn's, eos lam | nit p.ritsbu. Was
i4aHsn's eisentli2
Sa9ie: Ssb'H sic. mein gutss Ssrr.
den, Deb sest sc usiB 3uspp4sn net.
SD fam Sc fee esnsis Dort perfsb,n,
IN i'd iprsde Sbnsn bas r~ainiie Suiii4e.
9euti9 amsritansr Differ g5air.
man, i'd mod bic Woiten. bob mer bic
8srbunolunse in gnslii9 fibre. SD
bin { @srman, amer bss SsutI9 uero net
msbr rsdt ssiuit. Sd iscono mel Won-
i4en.
PrdRbsntsn: Wsins Ssrrsn! auf bisie
8siie tommsn mir gu ieinem 3iel.. SD
iebe einem bsfimmtsn antrase entgsssn.
aas: Was bot er ssiast? Sen fam
mann ni4t perfsbn! Bas 1T oenn Der fur
Elm 2anbsmann2
prdiosnt Rube! Ser 8aosnIsr BOT
bos Wort.
8abenIsr: Sd tann BON Dem 8spap-
pei mir usrfiebs. Bas pOlt sr oaun ?
Ylattosuti9sr Sansens. id min gud
mat its.n in mi.ne Wuooniprat. ionit
fam id gud ni9t oerfabn.
Baier u moaberl Bier! Saprment.
NOS i6woB.n enn Die Dor on glsd! Dos
bssrsir | net!
~2ursmburser: Suttre. i4pdst Dsiti4,
Bob en- aner ie4 od} uettsbt.
Haiauer 9eB limb Die feinite Stein=
bod. Il S&odi4usrnOtb idlas orsi, usnn
i'd Die usrtab!
Sbirins.r: 9irins.n Is bier. I'm i'd bin
Sstor, bob mer a0.s in Sirinsii4 Osrban;
osln.
54ueiB.. 5 mub au a W6rtli ipre-
den. Sprea4t idmsiserii9 bi @Ott, bsB
fann | au begreiHs.
PrdRoent: Wsine Srrsn Wir inb
Seutid. uuo miHen Die 0ebanoluns
in Ssuti4 fibren. Bite. fommen mir bod
snoli4 3u sinsm Rsiultate.
Bdrttsmbsrssr go, | bin foam Ssut.
i9cr, | bin q S1poab.
prdibent; Dor allen Sinsen mullen
mir uns barber einigsn, tpas fir Elm Ssii
o~b9sbalten tpsrosn uno pie Der .psntueQs
usoetlpuB nnler ote i9euhe9menoen Ss'
fstne pstI9sstI ~etosH iou. oH"e u" oes'
'auISe an'ta9e.
9erliner: Sd bsantrase oct mir cen
sroB's Sommes1ep ao9altsh.
9enere'pn 2ssheh,s, ! man 9o", DOB
q 2sanstpaells ptoF'aolsr tpa'.
Sa9l.: Ndosn, absr isbsn Sc, msin
ga,es 2ertpe, en- p'ele Is 'e aug ne
lVone Sa"s va!
Gurtmburssr Serr YrdfOsnt: eos msr
eng gneis1sn balsn, Spr'o.l6sr,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-28

Sslsbeijsn. Walnubbeise. Wan
itsrtrst9t bic peibsn 5pl3ad6en nit
elmer fca;eniririsn 9SIuns Don ibernans
%9anlaurem 8alt (permanganate of pot
assa) tn Wa6sr, bic man lauparm aufs
trdst. BET mandsn Splsartsn mus
man 3psimal iiberfrei9sn, ur bie es<
pdnidts S&atttruns su erbaltsn. Die
Wirfans III, cas pas a%naspenpste Gal;
cur6 Die SOltfalr ssrisBt pirD unb
cieie babel bic firbencsn 8sfanctbstle
IN fh aufntmmt. abpal6sn TT nur
n5tbis, men man bts 9sssnfinps nod
Darniiben nil. Dteie Waqnusbpl;s
Na&abmung Cote tibsrpisS isbr biqis IT'D
1T oft taum pom dbten Solse su UNI
terIbsipen.
Doll fdpar, bsissn. Wan bdrfe
pas Sols srf gut NIT bsissr 8alfmiI@,
UNI aues Sstt su e%ntfernsn. Damn
stbt man ,wst bis bret CUTE gnfri6e
NIT stnsr Ibfobuns BON Slaubcl, pOer
8audpfeln, na6pem man Sorber srf
ben 8aif NIT elmer barteu Sdrie pts,
Der sntfsrnt uno cas 5ol3 ssslittst bat ;
bierauf beareiht man 70 NIT etpaS
Gig, tn wel6sm siierne Ndsel ssIsssa
baben. Wsnn bic Garbe i6pars ssnus,
retbt man lie sut al nit einem Stif
l&war;em Iu6 uno eetn5l, unp, emit
weoer ssS1rniiht Ocsr polirt, miro ss
pte Gbenbol, ausisbsn uno Sabre lang
ale Nrten Wsttsr ertrasen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-28
Yeueismittel.

Ssrr: ST babe asuli9 elm @las nit
taltsm Hii,ssm 9sim bon Sbnsn sstauft,
fann absr burbous Den Si6pisl MID bsr-
aus brinsen. = SrOsuiit 81 isben sic,
oas III sbsn oit@arantis fir Die G6tbsit Die,
iss 2eimss, oab er lslbft auf @las baitst.
8snn Der St6pisl ~beraussinss. tausts
Der sanje 2sim ni6ts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-28
BOOB, Groder & &c..
S31, S35 Staotn6rge6d
WainfraBe, Dubuque, Soma.

JMvSrtturf unb pdneItrt 70
gRaHufattursasrtn, sItiSGapHtH, sbapIs, Danes. ssS
aiustrmdHtsln. gaamifs. au&e 5ertuau,ses
suf Stftauns anstftrttst.
Die auabtrtrtfFt&sn 5Iaatat, uns psaeuen 0asss
Der amana @tftaf&af.
Suntr cine ssaadustst guspabl In au.u Deysrtrrcr1s,
uamsntIt4 Daareu, bic I'D fur GARNER ttsuen.
~ 5rr 8. Z. Su4bplt fuusitt felt ,panita Satseu
as gtr!auftr tn sttftn 9sf6dftSb auft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-28
Shmeihclhaft.

Srau: anno, sic t6nneu msin Bier
austrintsn, - ouB bsibt, ,psnn sic aus
msinem 8las trintsn m6sen.
WaSo: . ia, i5 mag l9on, i9 bin
i6on 10 a S4pein'l, - mir sraut Dor
Hiats.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-28
Nus der Shule.

YrOftHor: 5ossn sic mir bod, Benz
neds, psr mai benn aensas?
Ysnneds Gin &s6tsanwalt.
prOfsHor aber ib bite sic, rpis toms
men sic osnn gu oieism uninn2
9snnsds /: gs bsibt ia i'm is9iten gu6t
Der aensioe: Advocat Aeneas.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-28
Wenn astrodnete 2pafben. 9trn,n

aspftli6nts u. T. 10. milbis ssppresn
Fnc. 70 i&atts man is In einsn srOben
Saffssbrennsr unc isBe fs untsr fort.
pabrsnpsm Drsbsn iiber lsbbaftsm gsus
sr 20 Wtnutsn is mad benz
9raps berlslbsn, Der SiBe aus. Die
Wilbsn perpsn papurb aetSptst taS
SadObf nimmt elm 8utss fril&sS an.
Isbsn an unit psrliert ben Wilbsn8eru1.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-28

Sanbmufsburi6e GU elmer 5rau. bi,
ibr Slno6en auf benz SdooB balt uni
nit 9ratsn fi.tsrt) /: Gin bunsrissr Sano.
osrtsburi6s bittst nm cine tlsine Inter.
fibuns. - Ni9ts oa; MAIDEN sic, baf
lie fortfommsn - Sanopafs6uri9s Gid
DOR BEN Siinbdsn psrnsissno) 9islsi9'
lessn sic, iunssr Ssrr, Elm Yitttp ort bel
Sbrsr 5rau Drama far mid elm!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-28

psm prdparat einsn beiuneersn Namsn
uno = fit pentsen Sabrsn mar sr stn
ret6er Wann, Danf sipsm Gretsnifs,
in wslasm CT Anfanss isiasn &uin su
Ieten aldubte.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-02
The James Gang

Jefferson City, 1.-Governor Critten-
den denies having offered Frank James
8 pardon, or having any proposition from
Attorney Hair in regard to q pardon, or
other form Of executive clemeney in be.
half Of james. He further denies haV-
ing made any proposals to the governors
of other statea asking them to Join him
in extending clemency to James, and
adds that James has never applied to
him for elemency or pardon. It will be
observed that while Governor Crittenden
denies that he has been ia eonmunica-
ton with Attorney Hair on this subject,
he does not deny having received propo-
sails from other friends of the noted bsn~
dit, and the opinion still prevails that
negotiations for surrender and clemency
are pending. Littleton Younger, from
Oregon, an uncle of the Younger broth
ers who are now in the Minnesota peni-
tentiary, arrived at Independence yester-
day and consulted with Frank James
wife. The object is not exactly known,
but is believed to have connection with
the efforts which it is maintained are be-
ing made to secure immunity for James.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-02
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
..IrIshikms.

Buffalo, 3l.-Patrick ERaa thus cable:
the president OF the Land Leagues: The
rumor of division is an invention of the
enemy, Parnell, Dillon, DaTitt and nv
self are In thorough accord. Ameri.
can friends can rely that there gill be no
surrender Of our side.
Dublin, 3ls-Sexton, member, Of Par
lament for Sligo, ia addressing his con-
stitLehts, referred to the alien clsuse OF
the repression bill and expressed doubt
whether the relations of England and the
United States are so friendly that it is ad-
Vissble for the former to try and EN- bittsr
them still further. The Irish party felt
il TO be their duty TO meet every proposal
OF the bill with storm and resolate oppo-
sition, there were no splits in that party.
The triumph Of the land movement in a
year or two is certain. Sexton said it vas
never more necessary than at the present
moment to rally around Parnell, who
had been assailed because he had written
q wise letter from Kilmain ham. Jail to
put stop to evictions and TO the outrages
resulting from them.
The poor law guardians OF Limerick
granted relief to 282 of,Lord Cleneurry's
evicted tenants. a letter from govern
ment was read at the guardians' meeting
authorizing the erection of q hut to
shelter evicted people. '~-...
London, 3l.-Forwood, late mayer OF
writes to the Times that his
during the recent Fenian ac-
tivity convinces him that the ousrsges in
Ireland are perpetrated by hirelings of a
small knot OF Fenians in America. To
suppress these he says American cooper
alton is indispensable. This can only be
secured by sho wing that American con-
spirstors are distinct organization from
Irish nationals and can be dealt with
without interfering with the Irish vote
has the right to ask America to
strsDgle FeniaHism in the pace Of its
birth. l Cd --
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-02
Gold Discovery.

Chicago, 1.-Uhilton, Wis, special:
Gold in paying quantities has been die.
covered on the farm of Mr.. Maxwell, in
the town Of Stoekbridge, and considsra-
Bile machinery has been purchased to
work the mines. Iron is also discovered
there.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-02
produce.

Chicago, Wheat, strong, higher,
No. spring Us, cash, 2714 July, No. 2
wheat, the new aud corner grades, l124
July, 1863 August. Corn firm, higher,
20 cash, 701z July Pork, firm, higher.
1915 cash. go July; lard, steady, 1l.2o
bid cash, .35 July.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-02
WHITE GOODS.

This stock is brim-gul and running over
with everything in Table Linens, Nap
kins, Towels, Crashes, Toilet Quilts,
Piano and Table Spreads, Nottingham
Nets, Tides, Antique Curtains and
Spreads, New Styled Figured and Dotted
Swises, in Ecru and White, India Mnlls
in large variety, Printed Linens, Foreign
and Domestic Cretonnes, Victoria Lawn,
Muslin, D India, Plain and Checked,
Nainsook. and many novelties too num-
erous to particularize.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-02
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

This stock ID entirely new, having
cleared out the old at our last clearance
sale. This line is now complete 10 every
branch.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-02-16

raphy, based on an alphabet contain
ing sufficient number Of characters to
distinctly represent every elementary
sound. Fifty millions OF people, twen-
ty millions of whom are entitled to be
in schools, are enough to have an Or
these ideas effective, q school teacher
must be force He must be q crea-
tor. The law requires q good moral
character, and fails badly when 1t does
not specify that the good moral char
acter shall not consist of negations,
and as result of this oversight of the
Legislature the common school system
i'll every State has become water-log-
ged by incapables. They have good
moral characters-that is, 80 far as
known, they do not lie outrageously;
they do not steal, swear, get drunk, or
gamble, and yet there must be another
not added: that in respect to executive
and administrative, they do not amount
to three jumps of a flea. They crawl
into q school room and sit down, some
thing good teacher rarely does in
school hours. They ask the questions
laid down in the text books and crawl
back home, and so drift through the
term. They have learned nothing
themselves and their scholars are like
unto them. They are rarely seen in
Teachers Institutes; or, ii they are.
they come there to grumble at the
school law, at school houses, at school
directors, at school books, at children
and parents. For them there is always
some lion in the way which they are
afraid to meet. This leads to one more
and the closing fact. 1t is too custsm-
ary in Teachers Institutes to spend
tiule discussing changes in the COM
mon school law. Let US take the law
as it is. The Legislature of Missouri
has we'll done y noble work. 1t has
adapted to the people IT the State of
Missouri that common school law
which was an Outgr0wth OF the Drake
Constitution, which made the school
system a boy wearing daddy's clothes
and they have kept the school system
efficient. provided the needful nlachin-
cry, put the whole thing into the hands
of the people, and sent it down among
the people, where it belongs, because
they are the subjects on which it has
cooperate. Lady and gentlemen teach
ers, step down to it. A fair interpreta-
ton Of the law, in the light Of its scope
and design, will give to boards of direc-
tors discretionary power to afford US
stays on which to display to good ad-
vantage all talents in teaching. En-
dure as seeing Him that is Invisible.
Remember the responsibilities laid up
on you. Be not undmindfui of the
of your position. Be patient.
Be laborious.
Labor M il life . IT'S the still BateEi taiieth
Keep the watch wound, the dark dust as
saileth.
Flowers droop and die in the stiffness of
noOn."
Thoughts shut up lack air,
And mould like bales unopened to the snow."
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-02-16
Churches.

Mass every Sunday at O'Clock A. II. in the
Chapel Of the Arcadia College. Evening instruc-
tion, followed by Benediction Of the Blessed Sac
rAnsat, at 3 O'Clock. At Pilot Knob Catholic
Church Mass is celebrated every Sunday morning
NJ 10 so'eiock.
n. z. CHURCH, Cor. REYNOLDS and Mountain
Streets, Ironten NJ BsLL, Pastor. Residence:
Iroaton, Mo. Services, second and Fourth Sum-
days In each month sabbath School every Sum
day morning, at . ~ clock. Prayer Meeting every
Thuraday evening. at O'Clock.
SERvICRs At the Baptist Church in Ironton
the snd Sahbeth in each month, At II O'Clock
a aud 30 o'clock p NJ. PRAYER meeting evary
Ts ssday evening. GEORGE BOULsHHR, Pastor.
Episcopal SERVICES will be held regularly
hereafter in St. Paul's Church, Ironton, OF the
fourth sunday in each month, AZ 10 30 A. N. and
evening".
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-02-16
welded TO LAuRA,-She was bea

Welded TO LAURA.-She was bea u
full. he loved her devotedly, and happiness
seemed to pervade their every act But
trouble came. Sickness paled Laura's bloom
ing cheeks, ,dulled her sparkling e. %, enfee bled
her constitution. emaciatcd her beautiful
form, unstrung her delic ,te nerves and unified
her for active life. With an aching heart
her husband consulted doctors. administered
their medicines and talked with friends.-
Notwithstanding all this caro- and attentioa,
Their appeared no relief for her aching head,
that painful back. that irregular uterine
action and that emaciation. Another friend
called who had seen such sichnssA and 1t
once suxgested the use of DR.. DrOmgoOle's
ENGLISH FEMALE BIrTERs, Is hs had known
it to cure similar cases. Her hnshan1 tro-
cured it at once AMI paced her upoh It. use.
He soon had the satisfsc ction Of seeing Laura
restored to health again.
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..GULLIVER.''
An Unsuccessful Jack-Rabbit Hunt

EI. RegtsteT-
We live in the suburbs of the city. A nice
little house with big rent bill at the end of
it, is our home. 1t stands almost alone, and
every night the wind, as If enraged with the
inmates, comes in sudden and wild gusts
against the house, and, finding resistance,
goes whistling around the corners with wild
halloings and demoniacal yells, and dies
away in awful means, as If bewailing its cold,
cold fate. For whether the thermometer in
dicates 400 above or 40o below zero, the
wind must howl out-of-doors or push its
unwelcome way within doors through the
otherwise unoffending key-hole, with whis-
tie. That great balance still in the cold is
then off for the mountains, with half-exult-
ant whoop, as though satisfied with having
discomforted few people.
Our house is a nice house. We like it, the
burros like, and the rabbits Ike (which
brings us to our subject. We say the rabbits
like our house. They do. They come every
night and play around it until morning.
They did this for some time; so we just con-
cluded to get rabbst. We got aboX, an apple
and some sticks. The box was the trap, the
apple the bait, and the sticks were soon
transferred into ''figure-fOur trigger"
That was two weeks ago. Night after night
those frolicsome little animals cavorted
around that trap-before, behind, beside,
and outside: but never attempted inside.
Never showed the least curiosity as to what
the inside was like or how the apple tasted.
The old box stands out there now, as it has
stood ever since it was placed there, and the
bat arHI har
knock it down.
We used to stand at the window on moon
light nights to see the rabbits play. We
would see them all over the snow, and skip
ping about, standing ON their hind legs, and
frolicking around like good fellows, but al
ways keeping suspiciously close to one spot.
Next morning We would feeel rather cha
grinned to discover that what we mistook for
rabbits were small clumps of sage brush,and
the skipping, etc, was ''in our mind"
Well, we wanted rabbit, and rabbit we
would have; so this morning we borrowed
riffle-a breech- loading rifie-as fine an one
as any rabbit should wish to be shot at with.
We borrowed, at the same time, about a
dozen cartridges, and promised to pay for
them in rabbits when we came back. Well,
we started. We struck a bee-Hne for little
hill about three or four hundred yards back
Of our house. As we have said, we started
for that mountain. Some way or other, It
kept Just ahead of us long time, and we
thought we never would get to the noun
tain. (We found it to be a mountain before
we had gone mile.) At the foot of this
mountain were growing a lot of sage brush;
just the place for rabbits, we thought.
When we left home the snow there was
about foot deep. We had an idea that the
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