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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-07-07
C5Oufesuns fOIst.)
eobreSe a,.f Ole SmnsmDeit.

Bitter f9mdbet man oft bic Dumms
beit, obwobI fe ni9t BLOB bur4 bic @eIt
biLft, Ionbern bieie nu@ rrsisrt. @drgu
lauter sel1eibte 2eute duf Grben, 70 aebe
es nt@ts ais 3wietra1tn nb 8areerfries.
Der Nanu Dor &Opf un6 6ehntnifen
mill ni6ts ertragen, mas ieine ghre be-
Ieibiet; Der Dumme aber Derbant ebenlo
Iet9t S@impfre6eu, ais Ct Dematbis
sun9 einlfedt. @as fol- er fi@ entriifeH,
6aB man i'm bemitbigt unb beIsi6iet7
Die Come sebt benno9 aus Ease auf
unb unter. Mos fol- e far 6as Bette
Der Meuf9beit arbeiten2 gfen, TriHteH
unb S9Iafen fino bic groBen Erie6rdber
Der Wenf@enmai6ine wer jene Sprinss
febern ni9t gu Serff6ren tro9tet, Der
i@redt i'm ni9t aug ieinen Erdumen
nnb fam ieiu trd9es BIut ni9t IN @aIs
lung fesen.
Der Dumme 1T aIlo ttiser ME Der sss
f&ei6te Mann. Wdbreno biefer bem
I1mre9t 3iirnt, f@Idft iener semd9Ii4
aIs Snbober zines fetten amtes ein.
@enn Sener uOr benz Mbsrunbe warut,
tn ben cine uerru&te 6ap6 bic BELT
ttir5t, 10 pretlt oteler MIR pouen 0G6eu
ieben SdwiuOeI, bur@ weI9e bic Wfns
I@en ausaebeutei welben. Die Oummbcit
berrf&t, Bic @eisbeit wirb nor bie E5ir
9elett. Sene uerbiIft an btden Bdu4eu
ME IN gbrenimtern unb 2dubfr5f9en;
bieIe eruaItet 2eiben unb flRgeina9 obne
3abI.
@dbe es feline Dnmmer. 10 t6untCH
bic RIuaen Rtdfs ansri9teut fe ffnb
bic 6ebel Der Dfuse nn6 Der Gtaspunft
bes Narrengebdnbes, tn wddeIn f4 bic
S&Iant6pfe auf Rotten ber Renf4beit
Iuftg maaeu.
Die Dumuen fn6 bic GtiIen TN
4onbe, un6 obne Dummbeit wfIbe bas
8eateren 70 l1wer letn, aIstem Ar@imes
6es BITE MuFfn6uns eines Banttes, aHf
weI@em Ct BITE gr6e ans ibreH aRgeIu
beben wonte.
Mer 1T beIiebter BET ben @eibeEn ais
Bic Dummen2 &Snnell iene Iei&ter NIT
ben G&Ians ober NIT ben Dummf5pfen
8erfednng fpieIen7 Wer III breihcT ais
Der Dumme2 Die &e6eu begtnfii8t bes
@Iddl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-07-07

Die SIoI9e Sombur9er Eropfsn toItet so
Gents cosr finf SIni6en 2 Dollars, fino in
lusu beutideu Qpotbeten ;u boben, ober Ipers
ben bel SefeIrn9en I'M Setra9e uon $500,
Ho6 gmpfan9 6es @elbes, trei na6 ouen
fbeileH Der Ser. Staaten uerIan6t.
NaH aoreifire:
". 8oeeIer & Co.,
Baltimore, Deb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-07-07

9etbeIbers. 8on ben Opfern
Der Observation-Disclosures lit Elm wsiterer
Der zimmerman 8ibeIm Sobn pon
@ideIba9 sefforbeu. 8is iest finb IS
i'm @ansen 9 Go6te; bic 6eiIuns Der
ibrisen 8erwunbeteu ma9t CUTE Sort
i@ritte.
Mannbetm. SIM reuen Sta6ttbeil
viber'm 9edar~ fou jest elm protefaus
tii9ss 8etbaus erbaut wer6en, ua1bem
bic bortieen RatboIiten f9on Idnsit cine
eisene Rtr9e baben. Ser Sberttr9ens
rutb bat bier3u 10000 80. bewiuist,
fails pom Der Stobt bic sIei9e Sumn1e
aufsebru@t wirb.
S@wetinsen. 9odenbeim ma9t
i'm SparseIbou in ben Iesten Sabren
ben S9wetinsern bebeutenbe &oncur>
renS. Oas Brobutt fol- fowobI mad
QuaIitdt aIs Quantitdt ben beribmten
S9westuser SparseIu ni9t na@ffebeu.
Ser @rport nimmt mebr unb mebr 3u.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-07
MEDICAL
Oh,MyBaek!

That's A ccmmonexpres-
sion and has a world Of
meaning. How much sui
Scring IS summed up in it.
The singular thing about
II is, that pain in the back ;
i occasioned by so many
tbisgs. May be caused by
tidHey disease, liver COM
nlaint, consumption, cold,
rheumatism dyspepsia, over
work, nervous debility, &c.
Whatever thecause, dcat
NEGLECT it. Something IS
wr5n- and needs prompt
attention. No medicine has
yc. been discovered that
viii 50 quickly and surely
Cr-c such diseases as
Bgorx's IRoN BIrrEES, and
il does this BY commencing
= the foundation, and max
- the blood pure and nch'
,ss.1EA
,e.ar eort. III Dc, I. -
~ ,.a, / have hs-n
= stomach suL 10y
-. Nv appetite vas very Po5r
"a .,,- ,--,, sE.l'l Az. uGg l -.G g.:
J.-,.r-.l - re. Iva annoyed
nh Ean noa-rcg-nu1n Of
- 1 t-i-i rr,ay r-r1cts : Win
=, ,,,c-r.s. ua'l I used Browns
~ T....--. Sic. used tl~. my
....7,.,.h dos not bother me any.
,'yayyctyc. srap.y immense. My
ll-cy trouble l. no more ara ny
r-z-T-l Ea-..E ~ such, TIA. iSet
Ike raw a..a. Ai'er th; use o.
l.-rwa'> liza E.t:erS tor oG- monin,
! have ,--..-d U~enty Pona1' III
,..--.. q, y SNE.rS..
Leading physicians an"
cicr,ymcn Use and recon-
mend Browns lion Bit
TENS. 1t has curcd others
suffering Is yJG &C, GAI Il
y cure You.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-07

resolution which I have had read.
" III ask no time to discuss it.
The Speassef-The chair hears 10 OBJ
lection. The resolution will be rad.
srle Clerk reads as follows:
Whereas this House has infor nation
from the State department that !Ameri-
can citizens are deprived Of their liberty
under the authority of the Cover ment
of Great Britain by being imprison I'd In
Jail in Ireland: There fore,
Resolved, That the President be and
is hereby requested to forthwith de
mand of the Government OF Great 8ri-
tain the reasons for such imprisonn ent,
If he be not now in possession OF such
reasons; and if It shall appear to him
that such imprisonment Is wrongful,
and in violation of the right of ALleri-
can citizenship, that he shall forthwith
demand the release OF such citit ems;
and ifthe release 50 demanded shall be
unreasonably delayed or refused, that
he use such measures as he may think
necessary and proper to obtain OK effect
such release; and that he report all the
f cts and proceedings relative Thereto as
soon as.pIacticable to Congress.
Mr.. Wilson, demand the previous
question.
The previous question was ordered;
and under the operation thereof the
resolution was dopted.
Mr.. Wilson moved to reconsider the
vote by which the resolution was adopt
I'd; and also moved that the motion to
reconsider be laid on the table.
The latter motion was agreed to.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-07

7sA4c cash; 7sK@7s5sc seller July; 7sxc
seller August and September; roc seller
year; rejected 1913. Oats-Aetiye, firm
ana mgner at SOC cash; 49isc seller July;
4024c seller August; 39Kc seller Septem-
Der and October; 3Skc seller year. Rye
Steady attic. Barley-Quiet and unchanged
at SOC seller September. Flaxseed-Quiet
and unchanged at 81 %; rejected, 81 15@
20. Butter-Quiet and unchanged. Eggs
Steady and unchanged. Pork-Steady
and higher at So 00@2205 cash and seller
July; SO 10@22 I2H seller August; SO nv
seller September; $22 40 seller October;
So 40 seller year. Lard-Demand active
ard prices have advanced: s12 50@12 So cash
and seller July; $12 57x@12 60 seller Au-
gust; $l2 70@12 72H seller September;
SO 20@12 S2H seller October: $l2 So seller
yesr, Bulk Meats-Strong and higher;
shoulders 9Nc; short rib $13 90; short
clear SIS 40, Whjsky-Steady and un-
changed at 81 16. s>
BALfIMoRE, July 6.-Fiour--Firm, &C
tive and unchanged. Wheat-Western
opened higher. fell of and closed easy; No.
2winter red spot 81 3Os4 bid; seller July
81 225s(Gl 22M; seller August 81 1870
i1S2i; seller September 81 lS@l 1S1<. Corn
Western higher; mixed spot s3@S37fc;
seller July SIC bid; seller August $40
S55sc; seller September SEC bid. Oats
Firm and higher; western white 61@64c;
mixed 81 @60c; Pennsylvania 59@64c. Rye
Lower AT CSC. Hay-Dull and unchang-
ed. Provisions-Higher. Mess Pork-At
so 25@22 IS. Bulk Meats Shoulders and
clear rib sides, packed 10N@14c. Bacon
Shoulders 1lAc; clear rib sides 154c.
Hams-At 15H@l6c. Lard-Refined 1916.
Butter Finn; western packed l4@20c;
creamery 23@27c. Eggs-Steady at 2oc.
Observation-Disclosures Coffee-Firmer;
rio cargoes and ordinary to fair Sl4@915c.
Sugar-SteRdy; A soft csc. Whisky
Quiet at 81 l6.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, July 6-Wheat-Firm; No:
red spot 81 %; seller July 81 Az; seller
August 0SM; seller September, 81 OSS;
seller year 81 063<. Corn-Demand fair and
market firm; high mixed SIC bid; No.
spot sOKc; seller July 79c: seller August
7SEc; seller September 7sc; seller year
67Ac.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-07
LIVE STOCK.
New York,

NEW YoEK, July 6. The Drorers' Journal
bureau reports: Beeyes-ReceiptS 740
head all grass fed Trxa2s sold at s. GOA
5 so per hundred live weight; dressed beef
steady at 11@l3c for natives: sidesS EG loo;
Texas 90 exports GO quarters.
Sheep-Receipts 50heah; market a shade
frmer for sheep at 81 2lCa5 95 per hun
bred pounds; &c higher f,.' lambs; 81 009
9 90 per hundred pounds for Southern
lambs.
Swine-Receipts $50 head; market nomi-
nal; poorest to hest quoted at s. 75(gS 80
per hundred pounds.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, July 6-The Droyers' Journal
reports: Hogs-Receipts $4,000 head; ship
ments 5000; opened strong; one lot sold
at 50; market closed weaker; mixed 81 so
as S. heavy S. $500; light 81 65@S 40;
skips S5a7 so.
Cattle Receipts $500 head; shipments
2,2OO head; market stronger and active; eX'
ports s. 65@S 10; good to choice shipping
81 9O@7 So common to fair s. 5O@
6 40; butchers 81 50@4 so; common to good
extra 81 SOFAS 80; stockers and feeders
weak at $500. Texans, receipts $500
head: Gamers strong; sales 81 9o@5 so; six
cars Nebraska half-hreeds sold at s. 10;
Nebraska Texans 81 GO.
Sheep-Receipts GOO head; shipments
200: unchanged, values firm, maket active;
common to fair s. 50@4 so; good to choice
81 75M5.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-07

PERuNA is the greatest and best remedy 1
ever used Am we'll. JAS. FfTzGERALp,
pittShurg Pa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-07

of dissension, aud finally went to pieces,
and Loco to-day is reduced to the
ignomony of playing tag with the
Fourth United States Cavalry ia Arr
10na .Ea.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-07

CHICAGO. July 6.-Flour-Nominallylu
changed. Wheat-Unsettled and lower; No.
9 Chicsgo spring 81 2S@l 80 cash; 81 81
seller July; 81 loH seller August; u va
wear; No. 5, Il O2: regular 81 l3k seller
July; 81 osIt seller August; 81 o5K seller
September; 81 0SA seller year. Corn DE
mand active spd prices advanced at 7sxt9
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-07
Cures When Hot Springs Fail |!

Cures When Hot Springs Fail
Malvern, Ark, May 2, 1881.
We have cases in our town who lived AT Hot
Springs and were finally cured with I. s. 4.
MCCAMMoN & MURRI.
Memphis, Tenn, May IL, 1881.
We have sold !, 296bottles OF s. 8. >. In year.
1t has given universal satisfaction. Fair
minded physicians now recommend II as
positive specific. 8. MANSFIELD & Co.
Louisville. Ky, May IL, 1881.
6. s. 8 has given better satisfaction than any
medicine have ever sold. J. "A. fLENSER.
Denver, Col, May 2, 1881.
Every purchaser speaks in the highest terms
Of g. s. g. l.. NJ EIssETER.
Three months have passed since 1 quit taking
e. g. g. (; there is no symptom OF the disease re-
manning; am permanently cured. John B.
Taggart, Salamanca, N. Y.
Iknow whereof speak when say science
has not made known a com bination equal 10
8, T. z. for Blood Diseases. P.L Massenburg,
Phi. G.. Macon, Ga
II you wish we will take your case. to be
paid for when cured. Write for particulars.
$1,000 REWARD rW be paid to
anu Chemist Who WiU lind Oa analysis Of
100 bottles of S. S. s. one particle Of
Mercury, Iodiic Potassium, or any
Mineral substance.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO,
Prop'rs, Atlanta, Ga.
Trade supplied by Logan q Co., and Laugh
D,xa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-07

skies extended
Eour-and-a-hah coupons ........lii
FOurs 70
Pacific Skies OF loSo......... IN
RAILROAD BoNDs-Irregu ar.
STATE SECURITIEs-Dull hat steady.
SToCKs-Share speculate opened gen
orally strong. with prices g15s per cent
higher than at yesterda. s close, Rock
Island and Michigan Central leading the
upward movement. In c"rly trade frAc-
tional advance in some shares was followed
by decline of 1s@l%, Rochester and
Pittsburgh, however, sold up to 2SB. After
this the market became strong and about
noon recorded an advance of 1s@l3s. In
early afternoon this was followed by reac-
ton of Is@lA, While Ohio and Mississippi
advanced ~ and reacted Z. per cent, the
market then sold up T@l. followed by re-
action. The market closed generally firm
and 1s@2 per cent above closing figures
yesterday, Ohio and Mississippi and
Rochester and Pittsburgh leading the adj
vance on the day.
Transactions 1856 900 shares
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-07
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Condition of the Markets at Lead
ing Points.
Money 2 to 3 Per Cent.-Governments
Unchanged-Stocks Fairly Active
Flour Firm and Actiye-Wheat
Closing easy-Provi-
sions Higher.
FINANCE
New York,

New YoRK. July 6.-MoSEr-At 2@3
per cent, Prime mercantile paper 1905
per cent. Sterling exchange, bankers bills
steady at 4S42I; demand 4S73 ..
nchauged except for ex-
tended 6s, which are q per cent. lower.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-07
A SCIENTIFIC REVELATION

How Noble SayageA Learned Wisdom
story From the Far west with n Prob
able MoraI-L0eo, nv Brave, and the
Mystery lie Reverted 20 His Fellows,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-07
Chicago.
BRY GOODS.
New York.

NEw YORK, July 6.-DRY Goods-There
was freer inquiry to-day than yesterday,
but very largely by new coners for small
assortments All classes Of cottons ais o
woolens, tlannels, doeskins, jeans, repel-
Tents, underwear and hosiery have had
some inquiry, but selections are not in
proportion. A strong and higher market
for cottons gives much strength to cotton
goods. Prices of Pacific dark prints opened
at &C.
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.nE3n8mR-RU

H0I8V3 HNV 4U1 ~ a9HEl q. aI1RlUl
% Laa bus ,ssoIs ilas!anai sG Iola
ssIinp9I 1aJ ,s9Yiiaf9sIo 1Ilo q 3i0fH
.a1.-. All q g-.IaAEl II Sfgsoh yYom
o onnso!T9fui" !" iou ,s9ieR!axe si "nssl
oITi's 1aa atasiess iaal insisss 1.
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Moving aar Imnense Building. b

|l9lA Atairecent ineetin 6f the Enafr eaer's
Club Of Philadelphia, Howard Masplay,
the Secretary, read a detailed des Grip
ton of the moving of the Hofep p Peaiia5 am 4
at fremont and Beylston Streets, Bos-
ton, fersthel pdrpose,Iof wideningi Tre-l
mont Street, This hotel i. built of free.
stone and brick, ninety Six and sixty Il / u
mine feet etIfrontage. ! The Boylstohl street
wall is supported, on, eight granite. col
umns twelve feet high, Three and four
feet square, There are Ia basement nJ-
seven stories above, the sidewalk; height
] laboye tarnway on which it was moved.
ninetyreishts1 feetsd weights, s;0od dgtons,1
exclusive. of furniture, which was not
disturbed during refnoval,1 nor nor we're Wstsef TIE
occupants. of the steres on hhHI frst fluors
and. some of the rooms, the various pipe
connections being kept up With flexible
tubes. ua uuflftat af 4ysa I
IL Careful experiments with models
showed that, if the lower part of the,
building was firmly bfaced, there was
mo danger shiftingin( the. partssaboxe9;
lIhe general arrangements consisted, .ot,
heavy and substantial stone and brick
feund datiops for iron raf fls and jrollers, j
and the building was forced to its new.
position with fifty screws two Inches IN Y
diam eterse one, half JIM pitch, operated ibys
hand against timbers arranged to uni,,
fofmly distribute the p1resstire against aTfnssft
the bulding.l Muchcare anlltingenuityl
Were displayed in the details of the ar.
angehdents. Two months and twenty
days were occupied ind preparations.
The actual time Of moving WAS but
thirteen hours and. forty, minutes. The !;
greatest speed was two inches in four Jur
minutes Thea hotel moved about iohell
eighth ef an inch at, each quarter-turn.
of the screws. The whole distance,
meved twas thirteen feetItenf ffnches9
For the work. 4.35l days labor was 1e...
CURED. The whole cost was was $50, 900. = =
This is the largest baildihgi thst hasu
ever been removed. although, larger,
ones have been raised, which latter ifa Is :
9 most simple andlless lfiskyioperatiSaslI
The complete success of this undertak-
ing is shown BY the act that 'snr cracks
which existed in the walls prior to re-
moval were not changed : by the opera
ton. Paper was pasted over them be-
fore commencing, that any change
might be seen.-Engiineerssnsg I and Az Nh. as.
ing squs7aal.i assi III z7eiiri91 ToatGaS1 /
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gIpsgF ,.,T, Tr.sT7p TTTT7TE
''''' Table Manners.

There are some -people~.Mho should
never join a. company at dinner, unless
their arms are skeWered at ther, sides
like trussed fowls, for then thev iwilii not
put out their neighbprs' eyesi withitheif
sefbows. There are. Others awho should
be deprived Of the privilege of speech at
such times. SO that they Could not spoil
everybody's dinner With an account Of
the lastmedicine they took, ,interspersed
with comparisons between the relative
merits of fhubarb and castor oil, powders
and pillsaifA manual Bof good abehaEi6f
Will at tabla1ealgtatl to- be placed with
the menu before such people for the pru4
tecnon OF society, or printed list of
fales Slipped INTO the napkifi::a ssTuirn
yourshead AWAY when yoa e6nSR:'' toDo1
not breathe into your glass,3l )s.Do not
fidget at table, avoid talking about,
medicihes, false teeth q or fhe siate a
your stbhacff;ss aNeve.sl lcsrfiticise ths fjjotf
at a table where you area quest; t,;oa
'Breaths gently no snoring allowed 3.
II Is considered illzmannered TO pick,
your teeth or clean your nails. at the
table;;o and most OF other things which
.afe not to be done. If it wotild see1rl1a i
breach. e b. af good manners to PLACE. such q.
reminder before o. guest. what must ibe
the deflcacY OF guest; who would prac-
tiee any of these fhingsp sft Is not from "a {
ignorance as much as CARE eslesyness that
they de ssossI They sinlply!carIy the nam
ners OF the camp intq the COURT There
are many little, touches of etiquette in
vogue now at table which can be ACQUIRED q al
BY observation, but the common rules Of
eapper behavior are afways the same.
Ighorance viii often pass tinfioticed if It
does not betray itself The ce,intfryman
who, dining in company, saw q finger.
bowl for the first time, attracted the at ]
tention of the whole table by the loud
tones in which he refused IT, II don't
drink lemonade, waiter; take it away
and bring me bowl of drinking water.S
t be had waited nanmapt and observed
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IN 7, lonely lifegsHsa you slxept clear of
Lhe responsIbIlities q LIE, and given no,

in lonely lifew aHsa you lsept clear of
the responsibilities Of life, and given no
hossaAe fofsftune, you@oaild iiotoHbtss
have presented 2, marrow mark. to- the
shafts OF care, But unless you were a
very poor creature indeed, every time
you heard the laughter of the little ones,
and q w watched g their Winsome ways, their
.heaghfiess n1effin1ent, yea would have
felt that you had missed the best happi-
mess of this life. And to do that of YOUR
own free will is, surely the greatest of all
mistakes. Your library NAV be full of
beautifully hound volumes. .iyour' carpets.
unworn, your walls unmarked bylittle
fingers, no sudden noises may iar,xour r YOUR
nerves; no eager little face look in when
yohafs ilfthe very sniddle of Aaaconill
pllcated sentence, and break the tenor
of your thoughts. And YOU never vet
world hof fscsIsed ne shSg fast Flss sp fI5@ sHs
ilps that We're growing cold, when Sonaes
pody as OF old) "called to Himself a
littlesclfldse You nevefi Knew Aat Ter
rible trial, which no faith. and no hone.
could make Anything 9th heir. But neither.
Gid you ever see the bright locks lighted
up when You return from brief absence,
You. YOU eas easgstlp Ia 70 sass. me-.
Toned as to what you had brought; hay-
ing earnestly considered London. shop-
wiBdewsin Research for sonfetfii no 10
bring: You rAxyAhsse seaif told, but
you do not knows.as you MIGHT, that
these itae oreattss (o0Miag fDm w6eetes I
Wordsworth tells us1 ,l.Whether abiding
with you here or gone on before, YOU, are
the Instruments of the Best Hand Is BRING bil1 3
out the vs1y best shat cen } be made Of
His Meatugss here's aAAr thahgood ia
worth having, even at what it, costs. A
great deal has to be paid for it, no doubt.
But ufilessin morbi III and transient moods
you would not wish to have done with
out it.
Therefore, instead of moaning over
days pasts with . tl1eir opportunities
missed, and their idiotief savings, and
doings, we shall all set ourselves to do ]
the best we can in the days which vet
remain ssaARdwif there ;bes hots On. The
page Which can never be rubbed out
where we arey there IS Aesapreme con-
ISOLATION that somei day wsmay hope to
turn over quite new leaf, and to make
q quite fresh start far awav.- ~ Frase,.'s
N f#EAY
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others he would have discovered its use.
A writer on table etiquette says: V.s-
Eat slowly, asif it were aspleasure You
desired to prolong, rather than a duty
TO be got rid of as quickly as possible.
Don + bring yeur prejudices, your dis.
likes, your annoyances, your past mis-.
fortunes or future forebodings to tie
table, Thatiwould spoil the bestsof DIM
ners.
Respect the hour of meals Q Y You Have
no rigAt.t egthe tempere Of the cook,
destroy the flavor of the viands and the
comfort of the family by Your Want of
punctuality.- Detrote Post and Tribune.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1882-03-30

POSED to po1ygamy, and is working to
make hisBe9ple eoAte1it with One VIE fbf
each msbantl.e He wants to INSPIRE
them with liberal feeling toward allre
ligiouss beliefs AND to rnakee them re-
spectfu1 to Christians and jews, as well
as topedpeaof Their aown sfaitiii. faffitii He has
given land at Cairo4or NJ Hdtestast mis-
as sie ED T. apPf AsRt sSF epatasr
nor to ask other'people to change theirs.
he has about $500. 600 IA year spending
money, and is obliged to be much more
economical than his predecessor, who
spent $40 000, 900 q year on his harem.