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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-07

Das 9efeu Der i9auerli9en 5 Gents
Nopsuen bra@te etnsn is9saebnidbriseu
Rnabsn Ramsns Grsb Brisbt o SiOur
gitp ba,u, feline gItern unb gerwanbten
su uerIafen unb TN ferneu Wsfen ais
Runbi&after seseu BITE &Oibbdute gu BITE
men unb ,u tdmpfsn. Gin 8eamter wurbe
Tim na9sefanbt, weI@er i'm tn WiHOuri
Ualep einboIte unb i'm wieber mad 5auie
bra&te. gr mar ieiner sansen 8aaridaft,
uber bic er Derfaste, bsraubt wOrbem unb
wirb wobI nie wieber feline 5eimatb ~DerIais
fen, UNI tn Dilbnifea Subianer a~ufBuipls
rem.
Ban Dtnter, weI&er Iesten 6erbf
nabs Wt. YIsaiant In 5snry gounty uon
elmer nod I'm Bau besriffenen Bride fubr
unb i9Iimu usrIstt rurbe. usrtIaste bas
County unb srbieIt $4,000 S@abenerias
sussipro&sn.
Gin srreiponbent Der Dauens
port r9asstts3 f9rsibt uon Secorab, baB
er In Der bortisen @esenb eine Wafe bss
f~einfsn braunsn @iieneraes fanb, wsI@ss CT
lie iab. gs Iiest bstnabe Berse bod.
Die @r,absr III 200 5uB bid unb bsbsdt
einen SId@enrauu, 10 melt feline S9dsans
aebt, pom 800 Bis SOC Gder. 9ie grbe
ibsr bemieIben wurbe bur9 abi9wsm'
u,uns bsinabe sdutli9 e~ntfernt unb Ieste
bas grs fret ans gasesItdt. Mtt 3ufrie'
benbsit Tam Id iasen, bab niat cine Eonne
aus Eauienb wesseworfen 3uwerben brau@t
70 bid unb compact III bas grs. 2anse
mot CO betannt, absr Nismanb bat baribsr
gsi@risben unb wir babea, beinabs unbe'
tannt, tn unierm Staate einen Gutenberg
ueI9sr ben Staat, ober uieImebr ben gam
zen Norhuefen fur bunberte pom Subren
NIT giisn uerieben tam.
BET elmer Srau o SnbianoIa
Ramens Stspbem BroOt, ipra& Dor sinisen
Easen eth 9umpeniammIer Dor. Die 5rau
ba9te, baB bic l~1sbsrboisn ibrss Wannss
unssfdbr alt senus ieien, UNI gu Bapter
usrarbsitet 81 werben unb %uerbanbsIte bie'
ieIbe beBbaIb. sic mar iebr e~rffaunt ,u
erfabren, ais ibr Mann mad 5aufs tam,
baB tn Der u~erbanbeIten t1nausipre9Ii@su
eiue 500 Note fedte. SIuss ma9ts
man f9 auf BITE g~erfoIsuns bes aumpsn'
iammIers, weI@er sIadli9 einseboIt wurhe
unb w.I&er aud BIZ. 500 wiais bsraus.
CAB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-07
2sroftaBfe @atieufeu.

Der wnnbsrbarfe uub msrtulrbisits
grfoIs tn Sd0en, wenn Yerfonen traut
fnb unb bubinfe&en. obne baB Ssmanb
weib, mas ibnen febIt (prOftabIe Yatien'
ten fur bic Dottoren), uiro burd ben @ss
brau@ bss Sopfen, Bittsrs sr3isIt. Dafsl:
Be bsstnnt i&On bon Der erfien Dole an gu
turirsn unb fdbrt bamit fort, Bis Der pa
tient feline @eiunbbeit unb Rraft uoltom:
men wieber erIanst bat. Gismunb braudt
au leiben, benz 5opfen'B ittsrs S~usdnsIi9
it, Cincinnati Star."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-07
OauRfaaunG.

Die bistsen S9uefern bes 81. Sran'
cistus e~rffatten ben bo@w. pfarrern pen
Dpstspius, Rem gienna. WOttbinston,
petersburs unb ~9ursmburs ibren innisffeu
Dant fur BITE miIben @ubsn, bic man ibner
Bet Der golecte fars bisitse ssuti&e Wat
ienbaus, bic tlr3Ii8 bort ~abasbaItsn warb,
autommsn lief. WOse Der Iiebe Soft Der
Woblibdtern Der arnisn Weiien bieies reid
lid psrssIten, bisiss 1T Der @uni@ Der GU
ten S1meffern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-07
irts /; ebenfc paiTrts bic 5aust!a sun, Sau BON

irts I; ebenfc p~aiirte BITE Siusb.a gun, Sau BON
6la 5peitsn.
IbaeprSnetenbau 4. - &c paIFrie Elm
9emurial an ben Gpnsrss nm lpsnisniruns Der
geteranrn tss msrifaaiitsn ariesss. @s wurbe
cine Bin ~ssntbmist In SetrsT ron 9sbensper-
fterunssssftaitaften tae Ssdfn an SHeutli.
DEN StraBrn ~ iensibsn uub In Srenuus 3a
baltsn inb.
9 iB un 8 BON, 4. WGrs.-Sm absprtue-
tsnbaIfs tpurbs Der Antras cit sebraGt, bic
0dnsrrsien unb &stte Der Siour City unb ct.
paul Giienbabn sinsabebaltsn baun eerjenise,
psl6r bic 3eit Der Staatspabl %seftmutf, mann
bas gpIf iibsr baS Enhancement, has bic 8abri-
fdticn unb ben ger!auf BON teraui&enbsu 6e.
trdnfen S%ersistst, abftmmen fpp; ferner eli Yin.
tras, bic 8srbintlitfeit Der S6lafpassn Gpm-
paenirn 3u b%tfiniren unb itIisBIi& elmer sur Aen.
etruns bts Naraens Spn Agricultural College In
College of Agriculture and Mechanical Arts.
Der semsinlams SsitluB I6 am 10. b. ID. 3u
psrtassn, ipurbt babin amenbirt, bab bic gsrta.
sune am IS. fattTnbst. Das Saus ftmmte BEN
StitluB hts Stnattf, bae bic 8atp S&eQY
3u ittnfenss Wsbaile $500 foltn iOa, bel. Us
pailirtt Der Nntrag, baB Der prdabent tn Der
S&ultsbSrbe inner ben 8prIB bat unb Git
sntseeenntbnneu lam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-07
2ste aus Den Yer9anofunsen Der

CIV" ~ w
@~eiessebuns gu erfeben 1T, bat Der Ss'
nat nun aud bufar seifimut, bab bas
amsnb,msnt 3ur gerfafuns, bas bie 5a'
irritation unb ben @srtauf bsraui4enber
@etrdnte psrbietst. benz goIte sur abftim'
muns porssIest wirb. am Is. Gsbruar
fimmte has 5aus NIT 60 sesen 20 unb
am 2. Wdrs Der Ssnat nit 35 ~ IL fur
bic gorlass. Sdmdbli9 NOR bic art unb
Beiie, pis bic Annabms sefdcb. SIN
Sauie purbs isbsr antras sur @rIdutsruns,
ben bic 9ssusr Der WaBreseI einbra9ten,
obne ale unb isbs Debate rob nisberss'
ffimmt. SIM Ssnat lief man bic @ssnsr
Az Bort tommeu, itimmte absr aue ibre
9lntrdss nisbsr. Rein RspubIitaner nabm
has Bort sur gsrtbeioisuns Der MaBressI.
Sect t0mmt fs our abfimmans sOl's
Bolt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-07
Suaeuoeriunernnaeu

SnseuoertnuernaSen. Gin altts
bsuti9es Spri&wort, beHen mir uns nod
aus ber.N 9 6 S9uIe erinneru unb bas
uns oft pom esbrer einssprdst suurbe, Iaus
tet: v9sri4isbs Ri9ts auf WOrsen, eth
iebsr Gag bat feline SOrssn.1 -Ri4t mor'
gen, ni4t ibsrmorsen, nein beute, sIsi4,
ssbrau@s Or. u " f R6nis's 8 a ms
Btu fftbee, penn Du Dir
eine grtdItuns. auseaosen bait.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-07
Das 2srets(6ie6en ,wiiden @rau

Qas yrets(&te@en 8wii&sn @rau
pom Chicago unb Berg o Davenport
sins Sonntas unb Montas Ra4mittas
auf BEN bisRseu S@assnpIass Dor R9.
Der bi&te NebeI uerbinberte am Sonntas
bas Abssben Der pollen finf3is S9uB.
Berg bate Sonntas NIT "a S9uB ben
@rau NIT % S&uB UNI 81 Rinse sebotsn,
absr Woutas wanbte f9 bas BIatt. @rau
sins uIs Sieser aus benz Rampfs beruor
sr iSoB 1910, Berg 1850 &inse. gu
Davenport ioa tn SoIss elmer neuen Gorbss
runs Berss ipdter elm speitss Wetti9iss
Zen beginner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-07
&c o;st ss,fs rio f,Gsoms m,o. m.

g. si6t Ssute, bic isltiams Wese ia.
ben, NIT ibrem @sIb umbussbsn. 90 tam
NIT benz Sc Wars grcu,fOnssus I. Us. Elm
sewiner 8. 9ert aus &amsben bier on,
Der $3.50 in Bs9isl un6 @sIb in elm Cos
i&entu9 sinsstnipft bate. @r usrIor
Gai4sntu9 unb @sIb auf benz 3uss unb
TT isst um bic Summs drmsr absr b1ffsnt
LID bod peiisr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-07
2Ser Sattferwaaren aGer art biaia

8Ve* ""s* cs** ~"S
unb gut tuufeu pia, ioate bic @slesenbsit
benissu, weI9e BITE @sbriber @quauser,
1855 glapfraBe, ~sesenaber benz Central
Wartt, bi.ten. Oas @si9dft bat feline
Breiie fur bas @si9ter su ei~nipdunisen unb
sweiipdnniseu Sussies unb @arrises iomie
fir @ei9irre Der @eipanne an Sarmerwa.
gen, SatteI, 5aIfter, Oeden, pettiden
u. (. ~. eru,dBist unb wtrb gu gang auBsr,
seu5bnIi9 biqiseu Breiien ~uataufen.
Obise 6erren fno aIs tl9tise Sattler be-
tannt unb sarantiren fur aqes pon ibnen
@sIisferte. Wir ratben u%nieren 2eiern,
msI9e irssnb wsI9e SattIermaarsn brau'
den, biefe @sIesenbeit gu uortbeiIbaftem
gintauf ni9t uoriberseben gu lafsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-07
0ermamia. s5ans ~ ~berm'etben.

Der bier In Der Nainfraes, ! if&tn 8. pnt 4. Strass
l~itssnse, sis itst spn 5rrn g.. s. 9ustnbatttr ~ettaltsns
gafbsf. btiannt unte hem Ramen @.ruaHte.S aus,
~ rermitiben. Das Saus bat 20 3imnsr, WaHtr
vpnr fdetif6tn 8a1trreri, ttpas Stanuns, gtferne, 5elk
VI. f. NJ. Tas Saus IN In seftm 3usanet. frifG
tape,ttt uns anstfri4tn. Sn gtrtinsuus nit benz @ahtefs
Elm Salppn Der Srdnti6feit ftntr 6rau rrsstn. To
Der issist .Snbasr sarunssn sas 1sitd't aafius.bsn Dr
ees ttftn 3ufgru4ts unb Tam sltih bGseen rerett.
gpunit une reterttnfpmmsn lam sas YPpstltar fSuts
lid trrrsrbtn psrhtn. lin nibrt dusiunit westt man I'D
an ,. 3. 3ussnb, bier. 0srmania.Saus Dubuque, 50,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-07
Der Observation-Disclosures ses .SeraIb"

Der reeib "artiteIi4reiber sss s6sralb"
tbut ebenio gut 9oIb gu baden, oils ibsr
p&inbersdstenA gu i&rsiben er usrtebt Rd
uubrideinIid better auf &ieselipaIten oils
auf NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 9laubt bod
Der v@eIssrte", taB bic, &~iubersdrtsn" basu
bsitimmt isien, bic iuusen Lumpaci vagus
bundi aufaunsbmen, bic altdsIi4 bic
Strasenedsn Der .Staot NIT ibrer @ssen
mart perun,teren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-07
Sc. 2atper, Der bieRse Sra9ts unb

So. 2slfpsr, Der bisfse 5ra&t' unb
Eidst assnt Der SIuBbabu LIT ieiuer Stsue
entboben porbsn. @rInbs su Der WaBres
gel, bic aassmsinss @ritaunen In Der Stabt
erresie, tsnnsn mir nidt. 8is untsr ibm
itsbsnbsn Bsamtsn teisten ibm ibre ST
tenutli5tsit baoard aus, OaB is ibm Dons
net flag cine SsrsnaOs bra9tsn uno i'm MT
einem Id6nen SiIbsr Ssrpics bdfsnttsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-07

Sekt, ba bic Poden unb BITE POdenansf
aus Bellevue usrf@wunben fnb, Iebt bic
Ra9barffabt wieber frii9 auf. Wir bof'
fen, baB fe bic sroBen 8erIufe wisber sin
bolt, bic fs Isstsn Ssrbit bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-07
Cine aan, cnrioCe art babsn unisre

EtHe 8an5 clrtoIe Nrt baoen unlere
Brauer ben 9suten su 1eiSen, woraus ie
Bier MAIDEN woaen. Brinsen Ns. 5opfen
pom Subnbof our Bruusrsi, uirb bstieIbs
ausifi0dts auf ben Baseu ssbiuft, wirb
@erife setauft. wirb bas Iaut auspoiaunt.
absr wsnn man Rsis ober @Iutois au ben
grauereisn brinst, wirb biss BET Ra@t uub
RsbsI setban unb BET Gage gut Buseasdt,
buB bic Come has 8sus ni9t bef9eiut.
569ftsns erfdbrt man bupOn bur@ bic @es
ri9te bic @ifenbubnbeamten unb bic grau.
tns@te.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-07
&eiicnbe ascntsn
q. 9eper mo Otto 2Ss6er.
Se6riunae ae(uGt!

Gin sw5If bis uisrsebniabriser Rnabe, bss
S5rsibsns unb 9sienS tn. beuti4er nnb
snsIiidsr Spra9e tunbis, Der bas S4rifts
i~eserbanbuert erIernen MIL, fnbet anfsI'
lung In Der Sff,in bieiss gluttes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-07

(nsr Ee%IterapbJ 6. TSrj 1882,
Bet3en.-No. 2, 81 27a
WeIi9torn-59a bis 6o4 gts.
6afer--42 Gts.
Butter-35 Bis 40 Cts.
gter-20 Gts.
Wbtstn-$l.ls.
S9weine-$5 80 BIS 100.
Rtnbpteb-$3. so bis 6 so.
&mefueHetfd-$l8 SO Bis l6. rs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-07

q. G6ei(en bat feline @sp 9armonp
5alI an 5. Wi@eIs ausuertauft. Eteiisn
bat CUTE @siddfte an benz pIase setban,
aber CT aisbt nit Rs9t bas 9anbleben Dor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-07

Gin Suffer, cine grtdttuns Ober eta
b0ier 9aIs ioate ni4t psrna4ldsist
uerbsn. Browns Bronchial Troches",
fiub sin sinfa9es 5siImitteI unb werbsn
I'm aussmsinsn iofortise abbiIfs seudbren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-07

g. (&eint, baB nod INNER S&Iei&
biebe bic Stabt uni9sr MAIDEN. Sbr let.
ties Runffid3sn uerridtsten fs BET Stsi
nsr unb Barter, mo fs sinbra9sn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-07
Hen.Nayf &aYftbert&t.

lper HeIesrapD. 6. WGr; 1887
Deisen.-Milmautee. SO. 2, S1.sl4,
Safer-4s bis So Cts.
WeIf4forn--9em. %. IS Bis 90 Cts.
&wetneHetf4-Al7. rs Biz lS 90.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-07

Spre6t Get Sb. Sabertp u. Sobn, No.
500 RaiufiraBe, DOR unb ~psrlanSt gataIose
Der DOmetie. Wobea. 3siti@rift fur Srdbs
iabr 1882.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-07

2Ste es 9eiet, MIL mapor eiunsban
wisbsr ais ganoiOut fir Stabtob.rbaupt
auftrstsn. Wir fir9ten, baB ieine auss
19ten ni1t bic bslfen fnb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-07
Sic ae6t o6su an, bic Iei9tIaufsnO,

SIR NRVl UuFW w, v" Nt|''uHIeHp
9Omsfie, bic sinfa<s, ssrdui4IOisiis,
b~ausrbaftsfe, suusrIaBisfs, s~Iesautsie,
Die Wuisr' Waidiue wirb fur flnf Sabr'
%aarantirt. %. Sabsrtp &c SObn, assn'
ten. go. 500 WainitraBs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-07
architect.

Greb. Seer, ar4iteet unb Supsrtnten'
bent. S&uIen unb Rir@en cine Sps3taIi'
tdt. a9ts Strabe, 3w. Soma u. Slap.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-07

(usr 3eIesraph1 6. @Sra 1882
Wetaen-rotber, No. 2, $l.2l4-l.22.
WeIf1torn-59 gis.
S~afer-444 bts 45 gts.
Smmstnehe'f6-$l6 90.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-07

Samftag sins eth 3us bie,bur4, Der 20
Basen @inuanberer fur DatOta unb Win'
neIota bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-07
Staot l. Ameeeeno.

ny Entered at the post-offce at Dubuque,
,wa, and admitted for transmission through
he mail at ~second-class rates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-07
Se(&mae fur eraRommaniRant en-,

SdSnts guswabl uon @ebetbf&ern,
Roisntrdussn, Rersen u. (. 10. I'm 9ross
uab RIsinpsrtauf Bet $. 3. RtebeL, Ode
Der Is. unb glopfraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-07
@ilsaufee Rayftheri4t.

Der HsIssrapb) 6 Rar, 1882,
Bet3en-Ro. 2, 81 %.
Safer-4l1 CITE.
n-80 Gtg.
Roasen-s7 @ts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-07

seiunben Con, pebwegen es
fir aasemeine Gri6laffuns,
perlcrenen Gppetit, S6pd6s
uns Der @siftesfrdfte unb
Seusunssnnfdbisteit nasli4
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-07
Nit SIS
fault man sinsn san,sn
I. I. Sferrsi9ii6en Rei@sbaupifaot
Rnnn

usl&t Bombs an pier 3isbunssn iibrli&
70 Ianss antpst nsbmsn, bs isssr s~in,sIns Ssas ss,ssts
wtrb. Stla 6snb
u,u6 NIT efuem "a No oe,caea serbsu-
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-04-13
THURSDAY, APRIL I3, 1882 .Tyas.,|| IS -
The Veto Message. /.

WASHINGTON, April.4.-~tu The Senate
Mr.. Miller, OF CaliIorpia, from the CON-
mitteo on foreign@ reiatiobs,s sreporled
farorabIy, with amendment, the Senate Sill
to incorporate the Maritime Canal Company
Of Nicaragua. i
immediately after the reception Of the
Presidents message vetoipg the anti
Chinese bill, ut .15 o'clock fi,e President,
pro. tenn, suspended the operation Of
business to 10y the communication before
the Senate, and directed it to be read. Tho
reading Of the message by tho Secretary
was listened to with marked interest aud
attention by the entire Senate. The vital
objection of the President is to the twenty
years suspension of immigration, which he
construes is virtually prohibitory, and
therefore voutivc of the spirit if not OF
the letter Of the negotiation on which the
treaty was based, aud as q. breach of ma.
tional futh. The messaGe calls attention
to the proposition made by the Uuitod
States commissioners on N,is Point, tho
counter proposition on the pa. of China to
show the understanding of tho latter
country 10 the agreement which was ulti-
matcIy made, that immigration would be
limited or restricted to reasonable period
The President then points out other
features Of the act which, in his opinion,
cannot be modified to advantage. The
system of personal registration apd pass.
ports is specifically mentioned as undcmo-
cratic, and hostile 70 our institutions, and
he alludes to the omssiopse of the act to
make any provision forieh transit to China
of Chinese subjects iwho now reside in
foreign countries. to which subject the
President adds his attention has bcen
by the Chinese minister. The message re-
! ters to alleged benefits to its industries de-.
lived by the Pacific slope from the presence
of the Chinese. He therefore expresses
apprehension of tho injurious effect upon
American commerce with China of lcgis-
lation of the character proposed, unless
carefully guarded and without naming any
speclic period Of suspension he suggests
that the length Of the term should be
experimental The message aud the bill
were temporarily laid upon the table an !
ordered printed.
The Senate resumed the discussion Of
the till granting rght-of way through
the Choctaw Indian country to the St.
Louis aud SAD Francisco Railroad Company
and Mr.. Maxcy concluded his argument
III favor Of the measure. Mcssrs. I1awlcy,
IIoar, Coke, Vest aud Iuga'ls discussed
the bill, Which finally wont over wi.hou. q
| vote. tr
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-04-13
VOLUME XXXIII. NO.s2I.'
HelpfalHints.

A5grape,arbor throws shade a Ion s way,
and should, If practicable 30 placed upon
tho the North side Of the garden. So with
pole beans aud other high growing frnitaf
and vegetables. IS
One COW well fed oDd comfortably cared
Tor will produce quito as much milk and
butter as two that are allowed 10 rud' at
large, lie on tho wet ground and be SUBJ.
ject to the exposure of the weather. "
Ensilagc is nothiug new as far as preser.
vation is concerned. 1t Is simply keeping
green food through the winter by exclusion
OF the air. 1t is on the same principle as
canning, only on lsfSer scale.
"A farmer should so arrange his kitchen
garden that .he can use both plow ond cul.
tivator 10 its management.
|&sfBor corns: Wet common cooking soda
with water, SO that it will spread easily on
N bit Of cloth, aud bindsit on the coru.
Keep it on ill tho corn'isi6ose and comes
out. 1t is simple and sure.
Sprans: Take one ounce eaoll Of chloro..
form, ammonia, sweet oil and Samphor gum.
Mixswith half piut OF pure alcohol. Shake
before using. 1t is splendid lioimcnt for
family use.
ioothache Chloroorm one ounce, spir-
its of camphor, one ounce, of oil of cloves,
one half dram; mix ond keep 10 q tightly
corked bottle, and apply BY dropping on a
bit of cotton batting and lay on,tho teeth
and rub little on the face if that is pain
full. 1t will give instant relief.
lnfamma:ory rheumatism: One ounce Of
tincturc of colchium, one ounce of tincture
Of guaiac, ono half ounce of tinc:ure of
mezercon, and ounce ind half Of syrup of
sarsaparilla. Mix the Ingredients we'll and
take one teaspoonful morning.. noon, and
night. 1t is SOTO and sure rerdedy.
Group: Take kuife or crater, and
shave or CRATE off 10 small PARTICLES about
teaspoonful of alum; mix it with about
twice its quantity of sugar, to make it
paatable, and administer the ame as quickly
as possible. It's effects will be truly magi-
cal, as almost instantaneous relief will be
afforded
When 10 pasture cattle will frequently
knock down the fences by rubbing against
them. a few rubbing posts seta up x.in4sa4.
pasture will be of great convenience to
the animals aud will save injury to the
fences
Paper betting is used with success in tho
machinery hall of an exhibition now held
in Japan. 1t is stated that tile belting
made of paper has been tested aud found
to be much stronger than than that made of
ordinary leather.
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A River Of Rapids.

For two or three miles above the Sho.
shone falls the Snake River flows through
immense chasms with walls on either side
hundreds of fee, high Tho river is full
of rapids for mi .cs, the descent being 80
great. At the upper Shoshonc fo's, known
as the Twin or Little falls, the river is
divided by an island and the two streams
rush over precipicc and fall into pool
l75 feet balow. AS viewed from the bluff
hundreds of feet above, the sight is grand
and from below there is still more TO admire
and 1--WE the visitor. Some four or Eve
miles down the river we come to tho great
falls, where the entire river descends in
sheet 2lO feet Some thirty or forty miles
further down stream is Solomon falls, ex-
teuding quite distance The greatest
Of these falls is only twenty feet, but the
forms and great number of the falls and
cascades make it very beautiful
But short distance above the falls is
the most remarkaJl, sight We have ever
seen. In the high bluffs along the river
there issue numerous great springs, the
waters Of which :all over the rocks and arc
to sllvcry streams and spray in their
descent The first of thcss pours over a
cliff in semi circular form aud falls over
200 feet. AS seen from tic opposite side
Of the river it is very beautiful. Further
down the river is much grander sight.
~ stream of water cqnaI to that of small
river poars out OF the bank aud falls over
the rocks 10 silvery streams Of almost every
conceivable shape aod form, while tho
specs between nre lined with green moss
or shrubs, SO thatit presents an appearance
OF ap immense grotto.- Omaha Bee. -
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A three year old infantis being exhibited
10 Charleston, $. c., which turns tho aoslcs J.
at lG5 pounds.
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The Greatest.

The greatest thing 10 the world is tho
falls of Niagara; tho largest cavern, the
tho Mammoth cave of Kentucky; the lar
gcst river, the Mississippi IA 900 miles ia
extent; tho largest valley that of tho Mis-.
sissippi-its area 100000 square miles;
tho greatest city park, that of PhiIadel-
phia, containing 2,700 acres; tho greatest
grain port, Chicago; tho largest lake, Lake
Superior; tho longest raiiro1d tho Pacific
Rairoad-cvcr 5000 miles in extent: tho
most huge mass of solid iron is Pilot Knob
Of Missouri height, $50 feet, ciroumfer-
enco two @miles; the best specimen Of
architecture, Girard College, Philadelphia;
the largest aqneduct, the Croton, of New
York, lenght 4O3 miles, cost SJ2, 100000;
The longest bridge, tho elevated railroad in,
'fhifd Avenue, New York; its from tho.
Battery to the Harlem River--tho whole
length of the Eastern side of tho Manhat.,
ton Island d--scvcn miles long or nearly,
10000 yards The longest bridge oyor
the water, however, will be that now being
constructed in Russia over the Volga. Ut o.
point where tho river Is nearly four mitesS
wide. The most extensive deposits Of
anthracite coal ore 10 Pennsylvania. Il
A three year old infant is being exhibited
10 charleston, $. G.. which turns tho aoslcs
mt lG5 pounds ~
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The Two Workers i.
Two workers 10 ono field

Two workers in one field
Toiled on from day to day;
Both had the same hard labor,
Both had the came small pay.
With tho same blue sky above,
The same green earth below,
One heart was full Of Joy,
Tho other full of woe.
One leapcd up with The light
With the soaring of tho lark;
One felt it every night.
For his soul was very dark.
One heart was hard as stone,
Ono heart was bithe and gay,
Ono worked with many groan,
One whistlcd all the day.
One had flower clad cot
Beside merry mill,
Wife and children at tho spot
Made it dcarer, swee:cr still,
One wretohoa hovo1 had,
EG,i of discord, dirt and din;
NJ wonder he seemed mad;
Wito and children starved within
| Still they worked in tho same field,
Toicd on from day to day,
Both had the same hard labor,
Both had the same hard pay.
But they worked not with one will,
The reason let me tell:
| T,ol tho ono drank ot IN still
But the other at the we'll.