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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27

Die absebruns wirb in ibren gnfunsss
itabien burd ben @ebraud pom DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery" (eolbene
mebi3inii6e Gntoeduns) Ietdt sebeiIt, bod
uenn bic 2unse seidwunben lit, wirb teine
WebiSin 9eiluns bemirfen. Sein befanns
ties Mittel iibt 10 miIbernben unb beilenben
@inf1uB auf ale ifropbulOien, tubercul6ien
unb Qlnsenleiben, wie bic Discovery.
Sobn @iais BON Glpria, Ohio, i9reibt +:
vDie Golden Medical Discovery" beilt
bsitimmt unb fiber bic Mbaebruns, benin
bieies Wittel bat ansei1lasen, na6bem
jebe anbere Mebi3in uersebli9 sebraudi
morSen mar" Serr 3. {. Sbelps, pou
Gutbbert, Ga, idreibt: r9ie Golden
Medical Discovery bat meine Srau por
0uftrDbrenentsiinbuns unb bssinnenber Nb:
sebruns sebeilt." Bel allen apOtbsfern 81
baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27
Gt1hte n OGrfer-

Die Stdbte unb 06rfer, in pel9en bic
!3abl Der @Senien BON elmer bis neun we9,
felt, i9wellen bic @eiammtsabl Der 2issns
fen in l72 Stdbten unb 0Srfern auf 1859.
a%nsenommen, baB auf iebes 9iquorsei9dft
bur4i6nittli9 Spei gerionem fommen, 10
finb in bieiem @ei9dfte i'm sanaen Staate
1882 Berionen beiddftist. 0ie uieIe
8erionen ii9 on benz Berfauf BON Qiquor
obne 2i3ens betbeilisen, tann ni9t senau
a~nseseben werben, aber Saduerftdnbise
bebaupten, baB es in PortIanb ALIEN 200
unb i'm Staate minbeftens 1000 ni6t liSens
firte &neipen sibt. Oas @ei9dft bIibt
alp tros Der i'm Staat berri9enOen Pros
bibition, aber weber Der Staat, nod bic
betreffsnoe @emeinbe Sieben cine @innabme
aus bemielben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27
9atota.

Ole Blu fur gerlesuns bes Resies
run9siibes bss 9erritoriums Oatota bat
ben gsuneil Der 2esisIatur paiiirt unb mirb
oas Saus paiiren. Die Bill trift Ses
thinning fir @%rnennuns elmer Commit
fion nit gollmadt, bic neue 9oeaIitdt bes
GapitOls ausSupdblen unS bas @ebdube
CUR Senusuns bur3 bic nddite Qesislatur
fertis gu itelen.
SIN Yantton 1T am Wittpo1 D.
8. oas gis i'm 5uB aufsebro9en.
SIN Der Ndbe uon Gbinburs wols
ten pier Berionen ben Martin Ralm pom
feinem Slain" perjasen, morauf bieier
einen Der ansreifer, Seiiem Name unbstannt
1T, nieberi6oB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27
Tranfret6.

Der Barrier vSisaro" lit INNER nod
ein's Der blibensiten 3eitunssunternebmen
in Baris. Sn Der Notwithstanding
Der attiondre bes Slattes, bic neulid ABB
sebaIten rpurbe, fonnte tonitatirt werben,
bab Der vSisaro" i'm Sabre 1882 einen
Eeinertras BON 2,560,1s3 Sr. erseben
babe, mebr aIs $50, 600 6r. mebr aIs I'M
0oriabre. Die ginnabmen %betrusen runb
6 NiQionen, bic Qussaben, inter benen
bic &ebaftionstoiten nit 537, 900 Srancs
iisuriren, anndbernS 81 Miuionen 5ranes.
90 1T Die @eielidaft in Der Gage, ibren
NftionGren cine 0ipibenoe pom so, so 6r.
per Nftis su sablen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27

Gs bleibt b~insusufisen, Dab Dor finfs
sebn Sabren Der Wertb Der auf Der Sreiliite
itebenben in,pOrtirten @aaren peniser ais
flint, uno IN 1889, breiBis 8roSent bes
WertbeS Der @eiammteinfubr betrus, aber
in BET I3ufunft inter benz nelen 3arif
uabrideinli9 elm poles Orittel bes ges
iammtipertbes ausma6en wirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27
Die Srii6te Der Yrobibition 1T
Blaine

lafien it6 an benz llmitanbe erfennen, baB
Der @innebmer Der Sinnenfteue-n in Yprt>
lamb mdbrenb bes am l. Mai 1882 be9ons
nensn Sabres on Burger bes Staates in
ben na6benannten Stabten ieitens Der
8unbesresieruns Die folsenbe 3abl Don
2isenien fir ben gertauf pom 2iquor i'm
@roBs unb 8~leinbanOel ausseftelt bat:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27
@opou?

Sei sinsm So6Seitseien mar fiirslid aud
Elm Yerwanoter Oes Srautisams, elm Sduls
lebrer pom eanbe, anweienb. Inter ben
uieIsn Soaiten, wurbe aud 9etterm elm
Sod aussebra6t. 9ls Der 9tsoner aber
rief: vGr fol- leben!" iasts Der Doris
i3uaebrer melandOIii& lddeInb: v8Os
pon?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27
Terbinoerunasqrun0.

Doctor: Run, bat SIR Mann Die 0Res
bicin senOmmen?
5rau: gtein, er lit mod ni6t ba;u ses
fommen.
Doctor: @arum benn ni9t?
6rau: Nun, neil oer 9err Doctor ges
ia9t bat, CT ioa ie mii6tern nebmen unb
bas ut er fat ME.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27
5 II >.
9emti6Iane.
g 6Ieiien n.

-am %. Sebruar NadmittasS i~tiirSts
IN benz Oorie Reutir9 bel Goldberg
bic @ibeImauer zines in Der Nadt porber
aussebrannten Sauernbauies suiammsn
unb besrab inter ibreu Griimmern swSlf
Meni6en, weI6e nor einem ortanartisen
Stnrme binter ibr Sdut seiudt batten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27

GrfGltnnaen peranlaien ni6t ielten cine
StOruns Der au~sbiinitnn9 Der tleinen
Sautbriii ZEN unO seben oft gu i9weren 9eis
ben anlaB. ct. Safobs Sel, aus ben
Si9tennaOeln bes beuti9en S9warSwulbes
bereitet, bebt bic StOruns auf, reinist rrns
ftdrtt bic 8oren Der Saut unb sibt ben leis
benSen Sbeilen neue Sraft, nelles 0eben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27

.g Die id6niten Sdattirunsen in
allen 4rten Materialien werben uon ben
v0iamant" sSarben probucirt. Nit ges
aug auf Slang unO 0auerbaftisfeit sibt IS
hires Glei1en nidt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27
SRr Ginwan0erer.

@inpauesrr uno iolde. pelhe GsrpaHSte Hne Srtunbt
aus snropa erpari,u, mosta nd ~ ieeu Seit an ben nRs
ier5eidnstsn I'm Sustuuit uuo pile wtHesH. EsAH Sts
maHo BON Europa tommt, 10 btHGdriatigs maH mid, Bht
ptlhsn Sttht une IN ptlder SdiHssabikeiIHng man ans
lar9en ptro. 10 onst ID e%tuielben am b,tr,fsusH 2aus
bnnsSplass In 9iapiaHs s,bm,n uHe ibm hbnaa matt 8att
nns That iur Setit hthsH. MS GertrausasmanH bee fs
tlolldtn eeHities ihr StnUcHsutr babe ID sas Rect, In
eahle @aritu bs an mid bird sriss aRsewisSsssM etns
vanosrer ~ sRaptsassn uns ihr itr Bsr0 AZ loss,H. SabIs
reid. 3aguihe psn ssihlids aIs ptitiidsa paisHea iprss
den tfI mstne EtrtiaRtsii In siAu NuSslsssHtat.
S6ttetentroeis ,e. pos uHs mad 6Rssps pNssa bdoret
ane bic kdshs 1rstHnit ibu sathoHths Gstontsu I'm
Hsteu, tatrbtastt tkr ale Gieaeabnm in ea Fer. Staas
Ten s,tstH. WaH aspdsr:
Joseph Kosfbls,
~ BaS bard eavst, Now York CIV.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27
gier, bic beiabrte Mutter bes geiis.rs, elm

Sier, bic beiabrte Mltter bes geiiters, elm
zimmerman unb spei &naben wuroen ais
9ei6en, bic iibrisen mebr obsr weniser
idwer uerleet, uno gum Sbeil nut beoeutens
ben 8ranbwunbcn aus benz Sbutte berpor>
sssossn, 10 baB porausii6tli9 bic &atas
itropbe nod einise Spfer foroern
mirb.-Sie guswanperunssluit in u~niersr
grouins ideint troe aler traurtsen Na9s
ridten iiber Die Sage Der p~orjdbrisen guss
wanbcrer ni6t na6sulahen. gus einem
0orfe BEL gunslau manosrn allein iibsr
bunbert Berionen aus. sIs i3iel Der idle
iii9en ausuanberer mirb neuerli9 auBer
Gmerita mebrfad Neuieslanb senannt.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-07-06

A laty writes frru Austr > 20 "A
En<bsh fsp~r 4 csnstsash 49, IA ~
FaPcD seat me !rEa EasAhd arsusa.s
Il strangc inqE.r~- pet - ~uzat.
o their emPiovrr. Nkis armagh
~Sih \ oook -susg rnr az hsd = mt
sNtr.ooinAsH rvyu.~g maxi - H. The
woman asked Z ste n -hf hruE hrr
abs. WISH. sAe al4e-i Aa-fI,. aswLl
- ID ;ru~ShA~. a. q wss pt-ki~i II
turned Oh; that he y--F Itilc scrzy =,
bsrn and bad 4szd shI.r - fsther -.
ah~e.f 90 = yoyaEe from whca tnrw
r-iu-nei The rnoth-f. zaxioss. 20 a.
serve The rrIafs.. and h-tng gpugzs
oi any other method. psckh0d tho nizai
She b-csnss - attached @ ker rhilI IA
tbs state that sh~ ohf~rted g. D. ~th
a t. Ioos:-ss | f-ii a sympathy H.
Der, and granted her rrga~,l Ik4ye
n~Srr r-gnrttef Il sc : a capital ssr
want and her Pour h,;ie rslir 6. qui~
unobgevts"nable- f,-i .nre war ra.i-
~ SM wa With horror the Hi~a e
sBch an tnmztr vet. ~hrn rch F~s-ssls
incur vast .rF-ns- - cmhalm. sHd even
Their d-Ad great sympathy
often i-it - th them. aud M rcuu-aarca
hoSn toward The expensive remains
Wy peor csok fe.t all The ~rut m~n: q
"a have her beloved dead va.
I her fault that hsr ~sy * having Z
necessarily cheap AMI oTignal
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-07-06

here ] am T. be very .;eks P.sr Gel
sps. and ] didnt know IT, Wa, dzAu,,
yon write ne sooner
Mr.. O-son explained and ven. With
lbs woman 20 see her hus5ard. ;hinsinv
thsf the featnr-. 81 the case id not I'M
prove After Ese-ting h~- hn-sand the
~onan ws- 80 nspch Distressed and agi
is'ed tbs; IL -srn-i asthssya the FAME
~ r-r 20 haze ~ invxisa. on they
hanfs instead # one.
a week at anxiety psari. and The
maj was p~r0nogared osxt Of dan~-r
Something knd eass Il hin 20 faxs .
mors css-rfaa sis~ Of if-, and be ~ss
ai'saay considering plans for The susuru
ana taking f~neessaa;ly shsyut thru He
was oonsnz mp from hi. sex b-.s \
changed man He hal bsea .aspsesoas.
DEFIANT. re--ryed through al the r.
year. 81 his life from toyb1-i
lie had been uniformly unfortunate.
even IN h- married life. Tb~ great
trouble bad been fha; h. had eosvfnc.i
himself that BIS wif- dsi not love hin.
rs jealousy nee aroused. he arfs-hesI
great weigh; 10 every trifinz ciarun-
aud many II hi. pro,scfs "A led
SIMPLY b-cau-e BE- hsd M grraf desire
20 succeed- His wIfe's essnplaints x-r-
T -proacbes tia; maid ned him. ard
hnsiiy he left home with the f~ufrusiar
To ncTer return. He sent what I;ffir
nf'nry he earned home. bui be wi:.-
complaints followed hirn IN her s~.te-s.
fie forgot thai b did not undsz st4nI
hh- intentions and took = rluurpful AL
in dsnying himself that be
might send her money FINALLY there
came 4 time when be- could earn po
money. and the frenzy incident therrto
made bin q II the widest II the
working men, appealing for all. ani
the excitement and exposure incides,
h- dsstitution ended in -iekne.- and
d--pair. tie had zone down with \
heart full 81 bitterness and suspicion.
tie came up with a heart tender from
rs over-fullncS 81 thankfnlae~.. The
Tact that hi. wife had overcome -
many difficulties in coming 10 him AMI
iai exhibited such anxiety A. 10 HI. ~
'oFsry. and such Unfiring devotion. had
feared his vision wonderfully. 4
Woman who could 80 carr for a man
must love him. and. casting all -.,.
pc q ASIDE, h. had resolved 10 com
hence lie anew in more way- than one
This confession Wa mad. Ia his
rieni, John Olson. when the latter told
I'm the story Of receiving the wrony
There were several happy people in
hat little house when John Olson. in
aid took hi. first step. supported bv
Ohm Olson his friend That ticrc was
bearer relationship they did not know
Lntll the grandmother of the latter.
feeks afierwa ards, traced il out. and
hen were all the mysterious. shadow
Of TIE sick-h-d scene rx-
lained- And thi. good old grand
bother says. very r-v~er.n;ly. that God,
and wss 10 the letter that went wrpng.
nj that both men had to recognize il. {,
nd while the Young men take a slight !
differen: VIEW. they thank God az the :
tme--ChIcIg0 Inter Occ1n. /,
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-07-06
sss.r .s<kiss faasr ,-.r. ~s.pi~s.a b
n fa<a

ssssr .srksss sa~r ,-srs ~s.ps~s~a d
A zyfkical story i.s.sd 81 kz wa
DE-. es r~4~sel - sA~ sd n.
teaSos <f;znxns Ek <xss sss 10 -
gnss<~f - csssrzS . srasr cA~k fur
iss esFstz2 Il - tA~ >-s. e.ssae.
and sszs has anxr.:<szl ss~zs.~a go
oat As ~y-s - rsxTeas is sassEin~a. q
fke eznfr.1
>~lg- riso~d ihs resA.a.- n
iAe ed ehst N ik~ Cd u~s- a.ssr
sstsafzi tnF~Dsrn~afs sci sisr~zsta.
Ee<r< = 1za1Ea-s - - ~a~S~ a
PnDuc ss~tlssErshsn 80 sk~ skasS.xzt. q
>rz=ssz-g. ard al szszsLag o1~z e
~Atsr~Skss - tzsrE-s snzn az ~us-r~
q ~ gbsA~ k~Nt-. .s~ rrza-sahss
f-rferEzz7o- o~yaa-cs~l ~iih tAx rr~aia-
~eo~k+sork- 4 ssezs Lb~ .&~-sal fsra~
the --sovvz2~s;s q iA~ plzn~,av -..~sn
2os ia ~Prsrs-sua Il tas ~,ssa wx- T.
= ciasnra inAs isr -rscsansszz s. - per
isrsly -2ssrsfst skzi 4 HArAs iAe -xh
4 February n ever hap var
II = nD' isrrs-shb. tazr th~ ~psan~.a
rtara msy have marked ts.~ trss-ss 4
Nrn1- "a ;sr s<k sf p~r~na-r A..s AZ
q to- t~a-t1z&fien & ;hs ors. < Sraus
and he Earth 10 ib- eriipsr ), acr41-zss
' ~n~pre~ats<i yerus mast SszDsrkrn--
ss \; \ pom; 1r~<ly h~x~~s ths eH-h
and b sun. snd eon-ga-=ilY m.ke
irsnsi oFsr -. d.. Tss y-lslrf4 e
-ncb a. o~ncuTTsrc- protabiv nrprr ~n-
trr-f tn mind Df th~ ,nrru. Cnz-a
DzsyPstlG, mari - had b. y-o~sr l.
make the scursie r.aasi&-y ATARI
meni 10 brnS ah-og; = re.ulI. Af.er n
2p~ II ihrsr hundr-i yrA-S d.t~nd-
IA ca contingencies b rakngun r.
sas nst uafH she -frBtr-nth usnfurg
ths' hrPirr So far irnury4s Fl the planet
an tables - =. - predict that = trzr-
= Nena- ~oald occur 90 The 6h og Ne
oruab-r. 1851.
We have NJ mezn. q knosin- shs,
tnapro1 vfnsat, >chwilgsr made in 49,
ancient pisce o: mechanism. bar & !.
ss's Ia say tsar absolute perfection uas
MT attained II Nenu. ad ~sctusliy
- herl into hB@ between thu .auh zn4
-un on thu 9th IL LAT lls7emh-r ws ar
inclined 90 think Il mt; have h-.rn =
coincidence rather than a re.ul;
Il profound mathematical cairulatian
IL such werc not the cas-. whV DID ~
nothing Il the transit of v-aa. /.
80. nor o. the SIX trau-it, Il M-rcur
have taken place since ,h. plan~;1-
nun Ma put IN order in Isios-Sosa
ihc I5sc1oaa-
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-07-06

In gr-~s vA~~~s< gr~~y e
tr~v rxs.sf tsA< ss.a ses<n wssezss
"a .ssr~ SID s& urzzs kaas. 4
&,rx sss <~~z szs ss~e -
s--- k~sss .wssszx ~w s~e
NEr sznss
HIS ~ y~s -xae gxxsy q
<s~ vss sskvS e iA &1zasn
BE- tss sxL xsz ~ Yes ~
tAse E-~~. 81. n sAzs h-r AA~ s
CanE wS&l sAss "A sr-a 50 e5z~
<z i1= - Sw 3S - S@ -
rare kstr sssk sar
bzt th~ o@~~Sv czs - .s e.
Ihxs Fsr~utsr "a k@z~ g. A= vv
sSrA hAN tk Esxz "a. = q 4zzs
o3A-s e~a ts hz- 49,
-NsA .A sA- .s-zsz- 80
% coar~ = ssGss- q x wz4a@ ws
cas- I'LL - 4u&Ess ep~s ~ ss ThM
P-uUAar sz~sxA tsS tx E~.s =
1ss~d - vss.zo~ss ~ E&&@<v IL
Proa2&y dss ~ ~krnS the m4s~
rsrstiy q q e-~ h.s AZ u<zn. 4 s.n.
ns4 dad nzre4r= a; sszx s<s ~axA
coz.. tAe "a.
Ar yoar russntry E~sy lay~rs
rssfly 1zy t- stT
lss a~-zsn lsaSs No b.
aAl ~NG eus x tsrss rs
h-rv al t.sfrR ~ Ae~r-zs 80
c.tEss- - 1rzsB 80 ss~- Asa
0ycE ttgrn zaztsAn esd - asxry a
ocas kss panA H~ can ,es -
F-~f lArta b kn1s znylhas q t~
Saver a Esi cup 4 srz =ssa A. q
naany A-7-r1an fAEr- ih- "a =
afuAly bs5~G r r-m2.ns ssr~t1ns 90
10 siosu - 81 haa. uus az -
sulssib~ ~~-~nn. de r~.i srsa 49,
'iEen-fh - The Tea - -es stree
30; q; q and a. tAas ~ - 4rs, sai
.aann y. Grs1&sz
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-07-06

few yea-s SGD u was b. 10 mean.
an tang to ~ .dv-u--
uEsni> by tailor ~profie-iE- u make IN
tire suit of clothes in forty-cyat hos4r
or even l->-. competition fore Nc r,,Iyr-
ton 10 thirty, aud in If least one IN
stance 10 t~S-ntv-four hour Wh-ihe-
y va that there were - few p.r~on~
who demanded entire suits in ,uch haste
that the taiiors found their expedition
was uncall-d for. or THAI the ,slu-.
found th~y could dsappoint \ customer
Just n well on , basis If n week n a
day. tho>e advertisements 81 active
WORK faded gradually n oi sight The
last traces Of them were prefer Il "a
pair 1t ~pantaioons mad. in six hour.
or &" \ vest made in four hours. and
even those arr seen no longer. But At
their best the tailors r-slly DID nnshing
- very extraordinary. Ths icats have
been accomplished If shrariny wool
rom the sheep, cartiin=. spinning. dys-
Ing. weaving. and making il into 4 SUI
-; clothing complete within = sinyIe
tay. and IN 4 Ike Space Of time An en-
tire suit Of clothes has been made from
cotton that was m the botls when III.
- 81 ILE'lFN Lf - FNInfFsnl-
however. thaf-ts- best result. wrr. At.
tanned in sue limited time. The late
advertisement Of this sort i, put forth
by a Broadway shoemaker. who prom
i~c> Shoes made to order in twenty
four hours"
Oh. lcan do better than that. IL
want 10, h. ,aid. Il can turn on, =
pair Of shoes in twelve hours. or even
te->. IL = now ten O'Clock. 4. ". Give
your order for \ par Il Shoes now. and
! warrant they sill be ready for vou
at IN - clock this evening. How DO I
do III BY team work. II could NJ, 3.
done by single work There are i've :
distinct steps ar progresses in the making
OF the upper of a shoe. and no les than
eleven IN putting On and finishing Ia.
SHE. In team work each II those six
processes - intrlls,ed to an indiyii-
ual who docs nothing else but tina, one
particular thing all day long and week
after week. In the dull season I work
one cam. but in the busy season
teams. Each team turn Out,
ene hundred and ten pairs 4 week. The
iGIl season rms from the end II June
20 the middle If September. and from
middle Of December TO the middle
'r END Of February. Team work IN.
several advantage. L. enables the men
% earn better wages regularly than /.
hey would hy single work-say ten dol .
ar To fourteen dollars per week by the ,
ormer and seven dollars To fifteen dol .
ar> BY the latter-and A. the same time .
enders the employer comparatively 10 !
.ePendent OF the whims and possibly !,
in~ioNication Of workmen. which : 4
IN small matter. Then a team turn. c
more work than an eFasl number :
single worker. could. and with better :
ini-h--ince each man IL expert on IN. .
ne thing he do---with a uniformity .
hat could g; otherwise be obtained. .
cheaper wthal But an EMPLOYER p
have n large business ,o Justify +
I'm in keeping = team n work"-N
I. San.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-07-06

-"HSS ] Was ayOunE man." be ala.
q n wa-krd ~ AID d9xn th~ platform.
~e did not d~T~ut % onr f.:Aer We
hAae our Oun start in hte Th~r- 10 9
much better show for yoan- ms ,oA,v
AID Vet none Of to~u STRIKE Ca fa~ thsrss-
se.s-s- do you know % q god op~n-
ihS' ttrsftly inquired yuanz tnza .f.a
a.smpi- trunk under htr- YES. ssr. e
70 Tennessee xir: thsrs a-- "a uatains 81
iron in thai STATE which caHh~ had for hnv
III tell you Via, III do continued -
young man. a. Be bst a The end II
.enty-ent-r "ft yC4fI tay Two % tAr~-
OF tne-e uourtssv<. ~ M a AIs<r ~fsrus~~.
sni 80 thinys bpous7E. IL co-a- diva
saa -nx1ne-r Z 90. ~ tpoks for va n $50
PER moH;A- The s~lf-Haad. usza took
uas ao-n 20 rack 70 hide las ai.gzs.-
baA Ssresf Ness
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The Outer Hehrid~

One mile from Mingalsv lies South
Bernsra- the ~o~utherrmo-i q the isIs,
a bold mass Of gneis.. about q nil In
length n half \ mile IN width. sIoYins
gradually downward toward the east.
but pre>-nting To the western waves ,
PERCEPTIONS front Of about seven hun-
dred feet in height. crowned with ,
magnificent lighthouse 81 granite and
Fron- such ~ may DEFY the uild~~,
storm and VAIN all mariners to keep n.
far ~ possible from this d~afIy cpas,
IL l. said that this blessed light can b.
dscerne-i II ; distance Of upward Of
thirty miles. bat practically the he; On,
II the crag on which IL has been piaSed
- found to be q deadvantase. as Il. livh,
a. often shroaded in mis-. while ali /
clear below
Lonely indeed is the lot II the men IA
charge of this beacon light. lef; tn their
Own ON this uffermo<s Isle
e only communication with the
outer world being WHEN. ;wice a year
the lighthouse <:or-s are bruzeA. hx
steamer. which can only L. 10 far
few hours. for there IL no a "a
anchoragc- and the ooiy possible land
rnZ-pisec Is . shelving edye of ru-k. on
vh,ch Il be vho would 60 ashore be must
sprng .; the moment when his boat
r>s on the crest of wave. and ,b~o
make the best a hi. way 20 The SUNNI,
ey se-mbiing up . slippery. shelving
rock
O,ce year. too. = priest from Barn
comes here % visit his LITTLE flock. num-
oering about two scor-a fine. hardr. !
~seif-rehanf nee- Their isle supotrs
pasture fog cows and g0afs. 50 thev
haze hie.ing Of eooa Mix: oxher-
wise the sca-hirds uSo conxresnte a
the iIasLPa15ns and ankA. TuslieDoes
kfsevak-I<apply their larder
f8eh mea1 q sa4Aer a ~
mess fW wiux~s 80. viii al Iur
Lheie Anps and feIk1inr
ben dshing spossfASe tbe boufs 20
- To wrszta harsea I'M IL --
,uddeS maddox. Aerfisx. Huumden
sthe asa sysbe. Nck-codfTn0 -
.kaseL Ee3s fAey vH ~ saneA -
iaEShsh are ve3ca0e. aDd ere ~asrd
nd Did fnr winter ssoce.
IN the spgilg tie tAoumnds a -t
eksa By bod ele0ea. vks d
.enfure and so0esima nrriSce 49,
Ses tbs eoes&-RR Zen I'D
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The late transit of Venus curiously
proved the accurate calculations of the
ancient makers # that famous horn
logical curiosity. the Strassburg clock.
A few DAYS before the transit. IN.
AncricGs Register tells Us. visitors 10
the cathedral. inspecting in the planets
rum attached to the clock. noticed tha,
n OF the small gilt balls representing
Nenus Was gradually moving toward =
point between the sun and the earth.
and on the day of the passage the ball
stood exactly between them. Old Con-
rad DasyPodius. the Strassburg mathe-
matician- superintendent the manufacr-
ure Of the clock and its accompanying
pianetaAom some time between ISL
"A. the dates differing according To
various authorities. and il Is interesting
tn note that. after three hundred years
of existence. the clock faithfully full
nils the calculations of It's dead inventor.
A correspondent sends the foregoing.
which is quoted from the London
Gropssc. expresses doubts If It's cor
rectness, and asks for information. One
OF our astronomical CORRESPONDENTS
sends rs the following notes:
The eoestr14ien Of = machine which
conid exhibit accurately the motions. !
distances and magnitude of the planets /
and ccold be kept in running order for
three hundred years. Is an impossibilify. /.
suca 4 piece Of mechau sm HcaId re-
qofr the skin OF the Great Architect of
The history of the S,assburv clock
md h planetarium connected with II
tears witness. Ike everything else. 10
he imperfecfion of workmanship. and
he frequent necessity Of changes and
/
The clock stands in the cathedral and
!ates back to 1852. when II was put m
,nder the patronage Of Berrho,d de-
suchek- .: the time Bishop of StnS%
wig Astine ne<d On tie cinek got
uf OF order. md IN f5s7 three d.ssin-
n,thema,icians were commits
ioeed TO pot n in repair. They m
bed before the work WAS finished. and 1,
loorad DaeyPcdius undertook the re-
ronsihle task which he completed in
years The clock worked well /,
nfil fsSS the year of the Gres, Reyo-,
ution. when il struck for the la<, tim.
Ii Was len uniiSturr.~i for nearly !
fty EAR. AID fen into a dilapid,sea t.
o0difiun. m~ournfui to hehold a., es- :
yf vas then made for It's reaora.;oa
his vas found 10 be Impossible. for .
se works were rendered Almost useless
J. nhst and veAi~ EnaiIy. :
cAuilZue. an artist sd usshem.fi
at S~exasshnrx. undertook 10 ri.
air. modify and re;nstsse the c;ork. :
. eooDeneed tie uMk u 1885, aad, Z
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ia es AaaaF - taksa eta = vsas-.s
90 - ri a .t . aarunassa
AZ - h~t Fhss ahs $50 49, IS. s sas
ssht SIS rs4st So ave tas . go Anar. a.
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haLass Fa - lives $50 sfxss~9 -
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as go - to Hsf Fssf g wus8sa~A
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rvvrins 2 40 90 = V-g1nza-sz as
So r-srtsA
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-annsbcl Jane OF cour.e :
woman can Keep a Secrct AErvz. deal
biirr taan n nan can. pn~ liftbr -
crri VIII last \ wousAa through a tua-
hour shopping sNcrrsion. a NIT ~cistv.
4 Missionary cir,l~. ten calls ani 4
hon .holi~ furniture a~n-,ion. and:hsrs +.
enough Of q .sf; 10 tell h-v h.nri
when h Gs- home. Now. a nan
would forget ihrse-hfhs q 20 h end. -
u bfore be could &c: half 40 fac xsh
Il A woman kerpa ssrefa AnnabeL.
she can keep il on the dead rua mprr
miles IN hours than = man caa
make Il walk agfgs Hsrgcye
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go ss~z ~sssa 49, ~ 81
FEa~a @ @s &1zEss ss
$3.50 49, W - N@s t@r@sa3
g. : = - So -
-~s s So 1880 wuzkae~~~s $3.50
$3.50 "a 49, ~ $3.50 saAazfs
- aarss Ef@Fsf-f ta-zfs Es4nE zsa
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vas the bare of Ey HE. Iar-.A-. So.
ie~ifnSs os tearing down aud rs. ,sein n
tA- sd. ard lon. Os lz.s I Sps in "a.
haiti OF Using Dr. GEysc1'. Ysls- n-k
AID s~arSpsrills- Il gu~s rTxh. - to- So
gives noe strength sn4 fires ne srem al
pain think Il Is worth ffs weigh: In SutA-
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Az cd butcher usy OUT in Nf<.nsr..
NEb rruralSia. b. suffered ike fury.
81 facets Oil baaish.d
The pain which al vanished
iad 8 "vnted acorone.'s Jury.
A cranky cid ms named Blake.
says 81 Jscoh- UsI take. tie -ks.s
he gave IL one iess.
And says ia the trs..
Cure IN tAe world for