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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-10

tamsn auf e%rgangeren Nafruf 8 Wann,
am nd4lten Sonutas boppelt loutel, am
brittsn Sonntag 80 uub am pierteu "a
Wanu ,uiaumen. 5err 5absr bate gut
burdeadte Statuen %entporfeu, bieislben
wurben propiIortl5 augenommen upb Der
Bolissiprdfectur sar 9enebmisuns sasss
ianbt. Ss seiste ftp cine Sbuieri9tetr
Der Brdfsct forosrts sinsn fond social, Elm
@riuounsscapitol Oa bas nt9t ioslsi5
m6slib mar, paubte ii9 GER Sa6er on
Serrn Bditin, ben Settreter Der bslgii6en
unb 2ursmburser Rseisruns in paris, Der
bic Sa4e bsiiruortsu uub t5 mad 9urem'
burg penbsn uirb, I'M benz sntitebenoen
Serein ben Sdus Der eroBberso9lt6en Res
sierans ,u erusrben. Die sroBte S4mie'
riafeit, Der man Bel Der Biloung oer @s.
ieui9aft bsseSuet, uiro bic iein, bag bic
WitsIieber berisIbsu in @atbesorien sinss
tbeiIt psrbeu: Streinsr, Sdlo1er,
S6miebe, Oisuit6oteu, bereu ieoe ibrsn
Srdfsct bat, Der fa nit Der N5tbeiIuns
beflBt. au Der Spiee aaer ifebt Der Bra
fosnt. Die Oabl C~pferfdbissr, piGtssr
uuo betaunter Brdfsctsu piro bic st6bte
llmli5t erfrrbern. Die erfts Ssrfdmm
lung ptrb nidt Dor Ss5ruar itattfuoeu, IN
bem bic Stututen big babiu idperIi5 uOu
Der poliSeiprdfectur 3uriid ietn ueroeu.
2Sir weroeu nit Der 8sisQi5aft IN
8erbinoung iessn uno ipdter batitber bas
Wetters bsribten-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-10

SabIsn, ebsmaIiser Birsermeifer Der @es
r'etaoe 4ttert. 9emeinberaib unb RitaIieb
Der @ommtffon Der fatboliidsn @sieas
lqaft ~(cercle catholique) pom NrIou. 81
mar eth pon aaen ssliebter unb aeatteter
Wfann, pom peiiem unb erleudtetem @eis
lltss, eth hbsrseusun9suo[ler, treuer Ratbo,
lit. Sen eei6en,us biIbeten bic gsrs
Danoten rnb bic BON allen Seiten ,uaes
nron1ten Treunbe. r%poruuter pieIe tatboiiis
Joe gfotabiIitaten BON NrIou unS beoIeites
ten ben gaten Wann Big ;ur Issten Rube,
hattie. am @rabe belt elm Mitolieb Ser
tatbelti9sn 8eielidaft QrIons bic Qefs
9snreoe. @ott prift uns, inbem er uns
Die Grsunoe, etnsn mad benz oubsrn
ntmmt. Ro6 tir,lid ifarb Ser Watbe.
lin, WitsIieb bes 8rouin,ialratbss pou
Vtsfancp unb Ritslieb Der permaneuteu
Oeputation Der Brouins zines pI5sIiden
Eooss auf Der Gii.n6abn. Der Cob bes
9errn Watbelin III elm grocer gsrIuit fit
ote tatboIti5s 8artet i'm auaemeinsn unb
TN SeionSsrn fir bas ArIoner grronbiTss
ment.
YIN Der SdmeIe bes neusn Sabres Minis
I9e t4 Jbneu. mein Iieber SER @onner,
allen Jbren 5reunben uRo 2eIsru bri6er
eth bstltses unb 9IitieIisss Sabr.
Sd bin anfri@tis Sbr ereebener
WiGaelis, Nbuofat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-10
Wi6aelis, Qbpofat.

5err SabIer, Der ehemu[iae BIrs
9ermeilter pom Hotbomb, furb am u. Dee
sember i'm aIter pom 81 Sabreu nad turs
ger &rantbsit, pobIusrieben nit ben 8.
S~atramenten. 9srr 3ablen mar, ME
aud RnIsr Correspondent, 6err MidaeIts,
Der tbn1 bic @rabrebe bieIt, mittbeilt, elm
eoler Wfann, outer, tatboliiher, iiber,eu,
sun9sireusr @brift. W6ss sr ruben tn
Srteoeu!
Eobosneb Fat elm Subito pom 1000
st. erbultsn, I'm ben Bincinalueg mad
Der citation 5amoir aus,ubauen.
Serr aIbtnst. glaferIebrer Der
Quinta ON tIeinen Seminar in Bafua1,
tit gun, Prouiior an isnsr 4nifalt %eruauut
rporoeu. Serr @Iofe, Bfarrer AZ gaIatre
(Semblour), narb an STEELE bes penfiontrs
ten 5errn 8erp nod anbsaeIe, Wubenne)
psrisst. 9err Wottrin, SFarrer gu Bu,et
(Semblour), 1T mad 8aIatre unb 6err
@ouart. Sfarrer ~ 6anfusus Walcourt),
TT on Stelle oes uerfforbsnen Ssrrn Yers
tranb mad EsmpIour, Serr GUNNER,
Rfarrsr gu 6onbsIunss (Rsfancp), 1T
mad Wenufcntutus usriest uorbeu, an beis
len Steae t6mmt Ssrr 0oes, Raplau ,u
8alsing (GrIon). SER gtss, 9farrer su
Wenufontaine (SaupiGers) t6mmt, an BE
STEELE bes usrabihiebeten Ssrra Salsutinp
mad 5abersp (URsFancp). Serr Wi6aes
lts, 8farrer gu @ortebau (Sertrir), uarb
als Bfarrer nG5 Battincourt perfect. Der
Sicar 6err BeauIops uon 2espes (SoGe)
gsbt ais gicar mad st. Sean 8apttts su
R1mur.
Der 9ouuerueur Der Sropius bat
ge9en oas 8utadteH Der psrmanenten Des
p~utatica bss 8rcpinsialratbes bic @smeins
oepdbIeu III Warenue a~nnulirt unb sine
9t:upabl ausssf&risbsn. Sect iinb bic
EItbOIifsn beS Sisses uobI gar fiber.
Der abbe SuIes OeIuaur, 8farrer
III @rpent 1T mad fur,er Rrantbsit I'M Ill
ter Don 40 Sabrsn 5 Wonatsn ssiforbeu.
r. |. P.
Nm l6. Oesembe r seseu baIb finf
nbr I5enbs tameu ,psi Warn in einen
9aftbof on Der StraBs Don WarHe mad
Saltna9. sic trusen sinen eroBsn ses
i9lohensn Beibentorb 6ei fi9, iestsn bens
islben im 8irtbsbaus nisbsr, u~erIansten
~ ellen unb su trintsn unb sntfsrntsn fi9
bann, ibren Sorb auridIafsnb. sbenbs
sessn baIb adt llSr Fam sin Wssssr pon
9ausIanae mad benz @irtbsbaus. Sein
9unS i9nuppsrts am &Orb berum unb fias
oann on gu tnurrsn unb su bsusu. Dem
Vsssser fisssu Swsifsl auf unb er IisB bic
@enbarmerie rufeu. IS tam Der Brisa,
bier unb Elm @snbarm, Der isinsn SdbeI
in ben 6orb itsdts. Da elm S1rei; es
mar Elm Wann TN Rorb psrbsIssu. Wan
nabm ben Rsrl fsif uno fibrte i'm addfsn
cages mad 2itti9. $50 feline Spiesses
isusn seblisben itno, usiB man ni5t; ss
seIans ni4t, fe feft,unsbmsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-10
Saar, AaOltl, Gifsl unb guusria.

CUR 56rberuns Der SntsrsHsn bss
Sanbwertsrfanpes I'M Rreile BittIid bat
it9 eth Sersin ielbffidnbissr Wsiffsr ses
bilost, pslder bsreits Bpsi Sunbert Wltt,
sIieber umfaSt uno ii6 su elmer Suuuns
seitalten wiu. gu oieism 3pefs uuroen
Statuten entporfen, usl6e iebo5 bic Bes
ltdtisuus Der Gufi4tsbsb5rbsn ni5t ers
Ianst babeu.
Sn 9erolftetn puroen QaTauq
Oejember 4 Yfsros ron ImtSussen sst6oa
tst, neil fs bic RObtrantbeit baysn.
Sn SbsrbiItis q. b. Ntoiel, einem
Sorfe aIf prenBii9em @sbists, fanO Dor
Sursem Der Nfsrsr 6r. 0irinaer bsim
Rtes grabe sineu 9roBsn Rammutb,abu,
ossalet5su au9 folit!e Roben zines Wam,
uutb -auf benz Rtrabofe IN bemlsIbsn
Oorfe fanb man beim @rabsn eInen out
esbaItensu g5psn aus Rni5eItaIf, aussbs
LID aus rOrii4er Seit.
Srisr. Su Dem Nbsnbs bes 10. Os,.
in SieoeubofeH etntrefsn6su Ssrlonsn,uae
5sfauo ii9 Elm Wa9en nit S3ueineu, BET
wel6em Elm Guflsber, Der bel iebsm Siebs
pagcH uorgefdrtsbsu ut, feblte. OerieIbe
mar Guf Der station Rartbdas ciht an Der
S;guali4sibe beyansgeipruussn uao bate
iOfort ietasH COB SefunSsu Dor Sar,em
Duroe elm uOn Saarbridsu nab Grisr fab,
rsnSer Panagtsr III sinem @asaon 6sim
abi9neiosn pou 8 5sniterriemen ertappt.
Illus 6ur5t uor Der i'm sr D~artsnoeu Strafe
'prans CT bet Suinseu aus benz 8use. gr
UurSe absr iibertabren uno war tofort cine
3si9e.
I'm Der WoisI uno Saar III BITE
aasuanoerunssIuit i'm polem @anae.
antang OeSsmber rsiftsn su Erier am
Sabubof tn @artbaus 90 auswaubes
rsr aber 2ursmburs mad @ntwerpsu
ab, nm f9 In amsrita Elm nsues Seim Al
sranosn. SieisIbsu wareu msiitsus aus
Der Saarsesenb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-10
Nus Sranfrei6.

Sic 9ursmburser tn Yaris iinb bamit
bsiSditiSt, sinen llnteriiisunssuersiu nad
benz WRulter bsiisR in Gbetms gu sriinbsu.
lluisre 3aubSlsute bort t6unen bisS, iouea
bod ibrer ni4t usnissr ais % 900 in Bas
rls lsben, cine Differ, bic mir l5ou uon
usri4ieoenen Seiten bsseidnsu b6rtsu,
beren Ri9tisteit mir aber isbr In 3psifsl
Sisbsn. Gum 8Det Der Silouns Oes Ssr'
ems fanben bereitS 4 9sriammlungen tn
sinsm Gaffebaus bss Saubours Ct. Mntoi.
ne itatt. Wsbrere 9ursmburssr Nrbeitsr
b~stlasteu bic Mdtsriitsm sines iolteu
0srsins i9on LANCE uni. Sar 5aber, Elm
ebslmatbiser 9anosmanu, uabm baraufbiu
bic Sa9s In bic 9anb. Gum sritsumal
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-10

unb bic unabbdnsistsit bes Bapiitbums
pstibeibigen. Oas III iein @ntiiehuRas:
srunb. 8om III bic Wiese Der @tuIiia.
ton. 8oA Rom aug hnb, Ouut ben
frudtreihen Sapenf6rrern bes @briifsn.
tbums, bic srcBen Sbesn Der @sredtistsi
unb Der 6rsibsit aussesunsen, bur9 peldt
ote Wslt regeRevirt porbsn lit. Ssute iint
bic p,incipisR iberau %ansesriffsn unb BIZ
d,iitli&e Civilization If 81 Rom isIbit Be-
brobt &c.
Sic ct. SniepBs>&irGc In 0cni fol-
am Is. april i'm Bsse aeridtlider 3Danss
politredunssn p~srtauft perbsn. Dieislbt
wurbe i'm Sabre 1867 pom Nbbe Wdrttr
sebaut, srSBtentbeiIs NIT ~seIiebeneu Gel
bern, fur psIde bic Sinien unb bte amor,
tiiationsiumue pinttIid beitritten purbeu.
10 LANCE bic &irhe benz r0mii9: tatboliibsr
@uItus btsnte. gor pier Sabrsn fauo fd
lebo6 cine I'M gau gomtte tiniftih ges
i6dffsne Woiorttdt bsulBigt, bic 6ir9t
ben Ilttatboliten in bic Sdnoe su ipislsn
Seitbem b0rten bic 31btuuaen auf, unb bu
Die @ldubtger nun ibr @eIb suriidforbern.
10 sslan9t bic Rtr&s nm ben @usrufsprtta
bon GO. 600 6raucs CUR SerlterSerans.
an SoIutburn pirb cine 6sier Der uol
400 Sabrsu erfoIstsn NuiHdbme bes San,
tons In bsu 8uub Der @ibssUCfsn ploiec.
tut. 8te has vSaterlauo" meIost, pol
len bic torti9sn Rdtboliten nur bann an
Sieisr 6sier tb:tlnebmen, psnu man ibrsm
Sil6Of e~rIaUOt, in ben RuGen bes Sans
toms bic Rirner ~ fttmen. Anoernfdus
beabii@tisen iie, cine W0Gfubrt mad ctW
9rabe hes ieltgen NicolauS uon Der Ellie
Su perdnltGlten.
Gus st. @Gatn fommt Die betrii5snbt
Runos, Bog Der 8siuntbeitssuftanb ees
sreiisn BiihOfes @reiib Elm bsoentlide,
1T. Seir i4on felt iduserer 3stt idna
DIES @eb6r bat in ben lesteu Wo3sn NOD
mebr a~bsenommsn. Sas QassnItat II
iebr seitpd9t unb bas liute Iuse fat sr:
blinbet.
Wie bic Salslihter Der mobsrrsn
vauftliruu9" erlsu1ten! Bis ii6sral, ia
itnb aua in Bel9isu bic libsraIeu Sdpd,'
Ser unb standardization 8sisbsitspda
ter niGt wenis ifoIs arf tbre nYiIouns"
unb raufsetIdrtbsit", pdbreno lie anosre
0sute, insbeionbers bic &atbolitsu, aIa
yuuwiienoe 6IniterIinge" ussi5rsten. Dub
bies unp dbuIi5es @erebe Der 8abrbeii
ni&t sntiprtdt, ionbe,u eitsI @si~ lanter 1T,
benefit ToIssnbes: Na3 Dem Sabrssbe
ritt, Der Dem @smstubetaib non 8rlhel
uorssIe9t uuroe. 9ibt ss in ber belgil9en
Sauptitaot unter elmer SfpDlteruns pou
ITO 900 utdt pentser ais Sc, 1870, wsl5s
peoer | e rod f5te,beu t6nren,
alio fat Elm 0rittsI 0agssen fam in
ban Ytouiusen Ramir uuo 2~urenburg,
peIte beibe erti6isbeu satboIii3 tUo UNI
slne ~sr0Bsntbsils aus 9anOIeuteu Sulam
men 9eisbte 8euolterung babeu, u Ole:
len @Tinbsr Gber seraoe uon ben 3ibernlsu
10 lsbr uera6tet ws,ben, betHa5e SJ:bsr'
mann iowobI Ieieu Gls i4reiben. .
Gem bisBeriseu 9ensraIoicar uon Sil:
besbstnl, 9errn Or. @sor9 Ropp, If
ods pdpitti3e Sreue, neI@es bt.
G%rnsnuung ossielbsn gum 8ti3of uou
6ulba sEtbilt, Bugslteut uorbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-10

ni6t uerborssn bIeibt, fOrbsrt bebbuIb bic
au Sauie sebliebsnsn gu bsitduoisen Ssr'
9Ieiten beruus, wel6e teinespeas su
@uH;Ssn ibrer 9eimatb ausfauen unb bas
1T bsra S~auptsruno, usbbaIb I'M beuti5su
Rsidstase tree bsB SotiuIiitenseieSss unb
fIsinen Selassrunss,uitanoes Elm Dusenb
Observation-Disclosures ist, nab,
rsnb Der ameritauiihe @ousreB pobi pisls
burd arbeit ieIbitiidnbise uub uobIbabeno
gemorbene Wdnner. absr feline SoSial De-
motraien in isiuer WitteI sdbIt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-10

re, a%usuanoerer : slsent; Waria Nnna
@snsIer. alt 81 Sabre, Gbefrau uon Wa:
tbias S9aaf. - Bonn IA. 5rans Sddf.
ter, alt So Sabre, Wiaertne4t; Seinri9
Srts, alt S6 Sabre, Sudbinoer, ebelos.-
gOm To-: 6tansista philippine Wsnia:
top, Wtttwe beS perlebten @sors @obfrieo
g~nseIbarbt, seitIebens WiIttdrs 8eItsei Sns
Jobann !9ertsrt, alt SO Sabre,
Wtttwer BON Ineelica Shmit.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-08-10

Mr.. Leo. II. Grindon gives some timely hints
for preserving specimens for the herbarium.
Plants, lac says, dry very variOusly. Some re-
quire not moments trouble; others demand pa
tirnce. Now and then the case is hopeless, and
we are constrained TO fall back upon the pencil,
and prefer drawiugs-cnlored ones if possible.
Grasses and their allies. most kinds of ferns,
plants that resemble heather, "everlastings,"
the mature leaves of shrubs and trees call for
only the minimum. Those which try the pa
thence, and can be managed only after consider
able experience with easy ones, plants like
the hyacuth. To secure the best results, OBJ
tain first half dozen pieces of stout mill-bOard,
cut to about eighteen inches by twelve. Then
gather together hundred old newspapers, and
fold them square to about the dimensions of the
mllbuar,lS FOuT or five yards of common white
cotton wadding, score Of sheets of tissue pa
per, all cut the same size complete the appara-
tus One of the boards serves for the founda-
tinn; On this lay a newspaper, then a piece of
wadding, and upon this place the specimen in-
tended TO he dried. The cotton being soft and
retcntive, every portion can be laid in proper
and natural way, including the petals of the
flowers. A newspaper above, two or three if
the specimens have thick stems, and 80 on, till
all shall he deposited IN the way of the first. If
the specimens sticky or hairy, or of a kind
that the wadding seems To adhere TO, then be-
fore depnsting them on it, Introduce n half sheet
Of tissue paper. A heavy weight must be put
on the top of all. sufficient to imbed the speci-
mems in the wadding; then leave the whole to
rest for twcnty-four hours. All the papers must
then be changed, dry ones being put in their
places; and if the plant seems to throw off very
considerable amount of moisture, such as will
render the wadding quite damp, change the
wadliug also. second and even athird change
is desirable at the end of two or three days a
week, aud when this is made introduce the blot
ting paper, pressing again till everything is per-
fcctly fiat and the specimens absolutely dry.
To insure the keeping Of color, it is well, if
time can be spared, to change the blotting pa
per many times, and to dry it thoroughly before
the fire; but this need not be done till after the
third day from the beginning
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-08-10
A Dutchmank Guess.

A Dutchman, sitting in the door Of his tavern,
in the far West, is approached by tall Yankee,
who is emigrating westward On foot, with
bundle hung on n cane over his shoulder.
''yell, Mr.. Walking Stick, vat you vnntP ill.,
quired the Dutchman.
REST and refrcshmcnt,p replied the printer.
''Supper and lotchin, reckon
Eyes, supper and lodging, il yon please"
'Pe We a Yankee peddler, mid chewclry in
your pack to cheat der gal ~
"No, sir; I'm no Yankee peddlerr
"a singin' master, too lazy to work
'No, sir.D
"A shenteel shoemaker, vat loves TO measure
der gals feet and hankles better dan to make de
sboesf"
''No, sir, or should have mended my own
Shoes
"a book achent, vot holders der school CON-
mittee till dey do vot you wish, choost to get rid
ofyouP
''Ter teyful! A dentist, breaking der peoples
chaw, at a dollar a schnag, and runnin' of nit
n daughtcrr
'No, sir; am no tooth puller."
',Phenologus, den, feelin' der young folks
het like so many cabbitchp
''No; am no phrenOlogist."
well, den, vat der teyfnl can you bel Choost
tell you shall have the best sassage for supper,
and shtay all night, free gratis, nIitout cent,
and a chill of whskey TO start out init in der
mornin'."
II am an humble disciple of Faust-a profess
sor of the art that preserves all arts-a typo
graphcr, at your service
''votsch dot ?"
"a printer, sir; q man that prints books and
newspapers"
"a man vot printsch newspapers! oh, yaw,
yawi ay, dat ish it. A man vat printsch MOOSE
papersl Yaw! yaw! Walk upl man vot
printsch newspapers! wish | may he shot if !
did not tink You vas poor tcyfnl OF . dish
trick schoolInaster who works for nOdding and
board round. ! Thought you vas him."
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-08-10

lyon remember, Meister Sempliner, vas tell
ing you about never taking somebody's advice.
VEIL dot ish vat wish TO say TO you to-day
ncfer take or give any advice. 1t ish shOOst as
my friend, Mr.. Baker, says: Advice ish too
cheap; it ish like taking a girl to church-it
don't cost anything. Ven n man goes to give
You some, shoost remember, leistcr Semplincr,
dot der world ISL always on der go-everyding
goes, der days 20, der Chinese 60, und You arc
shoost as liable to wake up in der morning some
afternoon und find dot your money vas gone
already. No, Mcister Sempliner, nsfer dake any
chronic gush, for vat ish to-day ish not to-mor-
row. Dwenty years ago to-day, dis Christmas.
der snow on der ground, und to-day der ish
not. No Won can toll me vot Ish and vat ish not
to occur inside of ten minutes from now. No
won or two can toll me how / would fare in der
cashier business. Perhaps der man dot invent
ed der telephone toldt by him modther not
to attempt it, because it vas impossible to talk
nit friend through 4 wire. Perhaps der farul-
er todt his son dot he could not make living
in der city, because he had done it on der farm.
Perhaps your modther or your ladder knows
more about dis world as yod do-dont you ever
believe dot dey do or can know more as you
can learn. man may toll You dot it vas going
to rain because der heavens vas black. Dot ish
all right but don't you believe it, for it is shoost
as liable to snow as not. If you dink you can
do Something's. do it, und don't take anybody's
advice not even if dcy CLAIM dot dey have been
through der mill, for because dey failed ish no
sign you are going to do der same ding Every
ding is misunderstanding goes To-day it
rains, tomorrow il SHOWS. Always use your
own brains, und never borrow anybody else's,
und den you know what you getting. Bor-
rowing brains vas too much like buying prize
package-you wade through lot of taffy only
TO find a cheap prize. No, sir. Meister Sempli-
ner. advice ish no goot. Der world ish on der
go-bracc up, md go along nit it. Dot ish
my advice to you, Meister Sempliner, but if l
vas You, / wouldn't take it."
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-08-10
Napoleon Versus Moses.

In 1893, when Napoleon WIS in Egypt, he,
with quite retinuc, made an excursion TO that
identical point of the Red Sea which, as tradi-
ton reports, the children of Israel crossed, three
thousand years ago The tide was ont, and ho
passed over to the Asiatic shore, on extended
flats. Varsus objects of interest engrossed his
attention until late in the afternoon, when he
commenced his return. The twilight faded
away and the darkness came rapidly on. The
party lost their path and, they were wander
ing bewildered among the sands, the rapidly re-
turning tide surrounded them. The darkness of
the night increased, and the horses houndered
deeper in the rising waves, the water reached
the grths Of the saddles, and dashed upon the
feet of the riders, and destruction seemed in
eyitable. From the perilOus position Napoleon
extricated himself, by that presence Of mind
and promptness of decision which seemed never
TO fail him. 1t was an awful hour, and an aw-
full scene. And yet, amid the darkness, and ris-
ing waves of apparently shoreless ocean, the
spirit of Napoleon was apparently rs unper-
tIrbed as If he were reposing in slippcred case
upon his sofa. He collected his escort around
him in concentric circles, each horseman facing
outward, and ranged in several rows. He then
ordered them to advance, each in q straight line.
When the horse of the leader Of one of these col
umns lost his foothold and began to swim. the
column drew back, and followed in the direc-
tion of another column, which had not yet lost
the firm ground. The radii thus thrown out in
every direction were TINS successfully with
drawn till all were following in the direction Of
one column, which had = stable footing. Thus,
escape was effected. The horses did not reach
the shore till midnight, when they were wading
breast deep in the swelling waves. The tide
rises in that part of the coast, to the height Of
twenty-five feet. Had persisted in that man
ner, like Phaaoh," said Napoleon, sit would
have furnished all the preachers in Christeudom
n magnificent text against me-"
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-08-10
living Bees.

The season is now here, says the Country Cen
HrlHaH when the farmer who keeps bees is called
from the field by the cry that "the bees arc
swarming" Promptly and properly hiving all
swaTms usually prevents loss from absconding,
and az Swaruis issue sometimes unexpectedly,
hives should Away he in readiness. Giving n
hive filled with empty combs TO n swarm is n
great advantage over giving IL an empty hive.
Frames filed with comb foundation are nearly,
if not quito, as good as frames filed with. comb;
but when given to full, new swarms in hot vea-
Their, frames of comb foundation must he wired;
that is, several wires must be stretched perpen-
diculaTly across the frame, the wired frame laid
over a sheet of comb foundation that has been
slightly warmed. and the wires imbedded in the
foundation by running over them abuttOn-hook,
such as ladies' use in buttoning their boots.
When Il swarm clusters upon a branch, and the
owner is willing that il should be cut off, the
sirst way of hiying the bees is to carefully cut
nff the branch, and carefully shake the bees in
front Of the hive they to occupy. When the
limb begins to fall, it can be caught and lower
cd with pitchfork. To remove swarms from
limbs that cannot he cut of, q sack made of
checsc-cloth is sometimes used the mouth of the
sack being sewed TO a hoop abont twenty in
chcs IN diameterS The bag is put up under tho
swarm, and the hoop is then made 30 gently cut
off the cluster that the bees will fall into the
bag. The hoop is then turned into vertical po-
sitiOn, so as TO coniine the bees while taking
them down and carried to the hive When the
bees cluster in some place where they cannot he
shaken of, rs in the corner of a rail fence, upon
the body of tree, or among mass of limbs
near the trunk of tree, they are sometimes
dipped off with a dipper, each being poured ont
at the mouth of the hive that they are to Occu-
ny; or they are brushed off with n wing into
basket, and then poured ont in front of the hive.
For getting bees from inaccessible places, what
is called swarming box is used by some bee
keepers. When a swarm begins In cluster, and
perhaps one-thrd of the bees have settled, the
box is hold under them, and the limb upon
which they are alightiDg s Jared by means of q
pole with hook at one end. The bees fall upon
the box, and true to their instinct, begin craw-
ling into the holes, at the samo time setting up
the joyful humming that they always do when
thay discover the entrance Ia some cavity or
hive that they consider their home. This hum
ming attracts their companions, and all are in
the box, when it can be taken down and the
bees shaken out in front of the hive.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-08-10
Waiting for a Remittance and Drink.

An old-time bum, who has been on the turf
for years, entered Qnick's saloon yesterday even
ing. and stepping up to the bar, called for .
whiskey sour, stating that he was waiting for .
remittance from his house, and would settle for
the drink Just rs he got the money. Mr..
Hood, the barkecper, told him that it was no go
the gag was good one, but il required mon
ey to get a drink at that bar. The hummer
looked at the barkeeper in astonishment; but
changed his tactics, and showing his hand into
the breast-pockct of his coat, pulled therefron a
copy of the revised testament, and then remark
ed: "My friend, l am the only authorized agent
20 sell the revised testament in this city, and
here is copy of the work; wish you vsuld
hold it in pawn until get my remittance, and
give me a drink and cigar. 1 can pledge you,
sir, that am a man of my word, and will keep
my promise"
Cant do it," replied the barkeeper; ait
takes money, not talk, to buy whiskey.r
Thereupon the man of his word turned upon
his heel, and in walking ont of the bar-room re-
marked, "that it was very strange that neither
the word of God nor tho word of man would DO
taken at that bar for fifteen cent drink"