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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-14
strange Vehicle.

A new aud strange vehicle, which
has made its appearance upon the
Paris boulevards, may be expected in
this country in time, and it will doubt
less excite much curiosity. 1t is
known as L'Hirondelle, but it has
another name in Poland and Russia,
where it is said to have been success
fully used. 0ae large hoop or spoke-
leaO wheel, MUCH larger than can be
used in any other way, surrounds the
driver and his seat, and gives to the
vehicle all the advantages Of large
wheels. Asst rolls along it keeps in
motion three small grooVed wheels
which work upon its inner surface.
These wheels are firmly attached to
Inc dtiyerls SCAT, which IL also rigidlY
connected With the shafts. The main
weight is borne by the large wheel,
but TO prevent eyertprning there are
two outriding wheels, connected by
spSipgs With the driving wheels. Tbe
vehicle represepts ap approximately
successful attempt 70 obtain the ease
Of friction afforded By . rail for the
ordinary VOad vehicle, II iaA tricycle.
| in fact, but q unioycle ~ appearance,
and upon smooth surfaces should
afford rapid and easy riding.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-14
Attention HOusekeeperS
Selling Out at Cost.

Having to take charge of the factory oil
the new Bluff City Stove Works, l am
compelled to close out my present bust
ness at once, and will sell my entire stock
of stoves, tinware, lamps and lamp goods,
wire and wooden ware, cutlery and gen.
eral house furnishing and fitting goods, al
prices less than cost for the next 80 DAYS
Tools and fixtures for sale cheap.
100 l.. TIFF RISK, 800 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-14
ADDITIONAL COTTON.

LIVERPOOL, June IA, 400 p. m.-Cot.
ton ip moderate inquiry freely supplied
NJ unchanged prices, Uplands, b ll-16d
orleans, 8 l3-l6d. Sales to-day, 10, 900 bales
Receipts, 4400 bales all American. Flu.
lures opened easy and closed quiet.
NEW York, June IA, 1922 D. m =
Cotton dull. Ordinary, Z ll-l6c; good
ordinary, 9 l6-l6c; low middling, l0%c
middling, l0sc; good middling, lie; mid
ding fair, 1lNc; fair, l2Kc. Futures
are dull at very little change from las
evenings closing figures
NEW ORLEANS, June IA. 1880 am
Cotton dull. Middlipg, loo. Sale
to-day, 200 bales. Receipts TO lay, 1853
al Galveston, 874i Charleston "a bales.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-14

To arrive, two carloads young Texas
mares, for sale cheap on Saturday,
10th, by j. W. MCCullers, 70 Mon.
roe street, az
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-14
Juvenile IOIanthe.

1t should not be forgotten that Mrs. G.
H. Fits will repeat 'Iolanthe'' tomorrow
night at Estival Park, all of the children
participating in the opera being the same
as last week at the theater. After it closes
the children and their friends will indulge
in dancing entertainment. The opera
is to be repeated Saturday afternoon and a
hop will follow, to continue until eight
o'clock.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-14

JOHN WALSH, UNDERTAKER
3fl second streer
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-14
AMUBEAIENTS.
NundaH.,ohool Picnic.

The fifth annual picnic of the Sunday
school pupils of st. Josephs school will
take place next Monday, June 18th, at
Pieitz's grove, one block east of the Pho
neer Cotton Mills, in Fort Pickering, and
tickets to the entertainment will be %
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-14

Watch for samolsOn's New scheme,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-14
Man Missing.

About o'clock last night Charlie Er,
rickson, a Swede left his boardiiRhouse,
corner Front and Market streets, since
which time nothing has been heard Of biz
whereabouts He is supposed TO be little
Eighty in mind, and his brother Is very
anxious about him. He is about 8 feet
inchas high light completed, also light
mustache and coates.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-14
GRIFFIN SPRINGS.
WHITE COUGTY, ARK.

HEsE Springs. situated 81 miles ftom
sam SsiascSi are located amidst the highest
tha Ozark mountains. Opened To the nnhIic
put lev years, thcy have already gained Az
envnols reputation as a cure for ali ~
woman peculiar ills, malaTial poisoning.
iihhuigesuon, granular sore eyes. diseases al
palsy' paralysis, etc., etc.
io1el aecomm odatisns perfect, and thu
tsple is supplied with the hest The countrv
.inoIas. taIe r Aaopable. For further par
6sl% " h, HENDERSON q co, Props.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-14
WE CALL YOUR ATTENTION
To the Following Low Prices.

Mems elegant blue flannel suits at IS,
worth So all wool cashmere suits at $40,
worth $l5; superior blue flannel pants 81,
worth double the money mems coats 6OO,
cheap ut double the value; mems mohair
coats at 81 Is, bargain at 81; the finest
alpaca coats at 81, former price So go mems
cheviot shirts, with collars attached, 81.
HATS HATSll HATSll
At fifty cents on the dollarl
Gents extra fine gauge undershirts at
20c; Union yoke, fine linen bosom shirts,
at ST.; mems patent India gauze under
shirts at Soc mems half hose &c pair;
mems CALICO shirts 25ci mems imitation
silk caps at 25e.
B0SHWITR BRQa,,
90 Dor. Main and Jefferson SITS.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-03-10

Plants for gold and silver mills, embracing the
latest and most improved machinery and processes
for base and free ores.
Water Jacket Smelling Furnaces for silver, lead
and copper ores. with new and important improve
ments, superior to any other make
Hosting Works, Pumping Machinery, Chloridix.
ing Furnaces, etc.
We offer customers the best results Of thirty
years experience in this special line of work and
are prepared to furnish the most approved char
acter of mining and reduction machinery. superior
in design and construction to that Of any other
make, at the lowest possible prices We also con-
tract to deliver in complete running order. Mills
Furnaces. Hoisting Works, etc, in any Of the
mining States and Territories. Estimates given on
application. Send for illustrated circular.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-13
S6meta.

Dit @raubinbner frii6en oas 9(nbens
Ten ibrer nationalen Selbenseitalten wiss
Der auf. als i'm Wtai 1899 Ser Qanbiturm
bes B~iinbner Sberlanbes bic
&eidenauer Bride na6 beftisem @ibers
itanb BON Seite Der fransOiii6en Snpas
ionsarmee senommen bate, unb ben 6einb,
Der iid uersebens Su iammeln iudte, Dor
iid Der iiber 9ms bis aes~, Gbur iaste,
e%ntitano IN ben StraBen bes Sorfes GINS
cine unbei9reibli9e 8supirruns, welde
ben in poler Iuf6iung fiebenben fran,os
fiden 3ruppen idmere Opfer t~oitete.
Bdbreno bes StraBentampies serietb elm
@eidiis In cine Seitengahe. Sin Smisr
Wdb6en, glnna Waria 8lbler, itiirmte,
nit einem einfa9en &niittel bswaifnst, auf
Die StraBe unb eri6lug sinen 2lrtiQeriitsn.
Dieter ansriii iiberrai9te bic iibri9e 8es
bedun9 10 lebr, OaB ie ibre 6anone nit
Bferoen uno Otunition in ben 6Gnben oes
tapfern M6o6enS suriidlieBen. Oieie
@piiobe purbe bon perl6ieoenen biinoneris
I6en 0idtern perbcrrli6t, neuerlid BON
einem nGbern Qanbsmann Der Seloin, proi.
Sibler in Gbur, in romunii6er Spra9e.
SeSenpdrtiS lebt nod cine llrentelin Der
anna Maria Sabler in Baris /; BON bieier
wurOe elm in ipaterer i3eit entitanbenes
Bib bes tapfern Maodens fiirsli9 na6
9bur seianot unb Don einem borti9en Ybos
tosrapben in fiinitleril6sr @eiie IN Gabi>
uetform rsprobucirt. Sine slnsabl pon
Gremplaren bieies Bitbes ioa nun ben ents
ipredenben OffentIi6en Snitituten CUR Yers
fiiguns seitelt merben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-13
@tseonHn.

SIN M ilmaufee iinb bic itdbtii6en
Wahermerfe bur9 Sis i'm Gee blofirt, 70
baB fein @afer sepumpt weroen fam.
-Serr Ni9ols BON 9ernon Gpuntp
bat einen antras our &esuliruns Der Bais
iasiersS abrpreiie einserei9t. Nad benz
ielben ioaen bic Observation-Disclosures,
beren ginnabmen $4,000 per Meile i'm
Sabr %betrasen, 500 MeilensGifets su p
Gents per Meile uertaufen unb bieie Sabrs
biaete iollen auf anbere Yerionsn iibertras
gen wsrben f6nnsn. Giienbabnen wel6e
81, 500 per Weile i'm Sabre einnebmen,
ioQen ni3t mebr ais 8 Gsnts per Neeils
~uerlar9en biirfen.
SIN Sbebop9an brannte lette
@o9e bic Stublfabrit pollitdnbi9 nieoer.
Der Serluit pirb auf $3.50, 600 qeidGbi
unh lit bis sur SObe pon $50, 600 burt
Verideruns seoedt. 275 Nrbeiter baben
bur9 bic aataftrupbe ibren geroisnit per:
loren.
-geim &iiten zines Sauies, feds Wfei.
len pom SeferOn II, lit Elm semiiier Oa.
MEL Sbaw bur9 Blaben elmer Settle 10
i9wer uerlebt wOrOen, baB iein Cob gu be:
fir6ten itebt.
-& aeine, ben g.. Mdrs. Dem Der:
sebmen nad wirb bic bisiise @emeinbe ber
9p. @emeinidaft oieies Sabr cine S9uls
bausn, bic $1,000 bis $500 fOiten fol-.
SIN Bort Bafbimston 1T bic
Gitp &oller Waias abssbrannt. sic bat
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-13
SntnotS.

Der Stabtratb pon Gbicaso bat
bic 9icenien fir bieies sSabr folsenber art
fetseiteIt. Srauer uno Diitiuateure $500
Yfanbleiber unb Nuctiondre, ieber $500,
Solsb6fe, Seifsnfabriten, @erbsreien unb
Nrbeitsbiireaus 800; Mltbdnbler $50
apptbeten, &eitaurants, Yulperbdnbler,
billiards $40; Bddern unb 8asen gum
Besi1aifen bes abfaus $500 unb Wasen
gum abliefern pon Groceries s $50. Die
9ieenie fir @irtbs, Santiers unb &aufs
Ieute lit nod ni9t feifseiteut.
-Oie maderen Oeuti6en pon 8eIIe.
piIIe bielten slei9 mad SdIuB be,
Sammlunsen fir bic lleberi9memmten in
Oeutiblanb, cine Seriammluns, Inn aud
ben llebsridmemmten in ben Ser. Staaten,
namentlid Senen in Sbapneetown, Silf.
su ~Ieiiten.
-Man idrsibt aus Gbicass, ON
%. Seb.: Sn Der lesten Nadt bat aber:
mails cine Oemonitration sesen bic Chicago
& guaniton Babn ifattsefunben, berer
llmfans gr6Ber mar, ais ie supor. @eser
Mitterna6t mari9irten 800 Mann BIZ
Soutbport slpe. binauf nad Der 6uaertor
aue. unb besannen unter @eiiuns Der Dor
tbuen ielbit ausgepdblten anfiibrer BAG
@sleiie auf elmer Strede pom 500 SUP auf:
sureiBen iopie bas Sabnbrett gu seritOren,
Die Yolisei, uelde ben 8prfaa erpartei
bate, mar m.it Be,us auf 3eit unb Or
besielben %bintersansen worben. als BIT
Blaur0de enblid on Srt unb Stele elm:
~trafen, ~itelten ii9 bic &rapaaiiten in &eii
unb @lieb auf, mari9irten cine Stred'
melt in poaiter S,bnuns unb Seritreuter
fid Johann. gerbaftunsen iinb feline pOr:
9enommen porben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-13
G. k.
Jnlano.
@ei3ett tttt0 @etsenpreiSe.

Nsan fomint mebr unb mebr 81 Der
iieberseusuns, buB Der @rtras Der &ei3ens
ernte bes pprigen Sabres fart iberi6dtt
ipprben 1T, baB bic 8orrdtbe pieI fleiner
finb, alS man ansenommen bate. Der
,Nortbmeitern Miuer" in minneapolis pom
Gnbe sSanuar B. 8. idreibt: vOie anii9t
i&eint INNER msbr Blab gu s%reifen, baB
bic Sonnmermeisenernte iiberiddst worben
lit, unb baB fold cine &nappbett eintreten
wirb, ebe bas Grnteiabr gu gnbe sebt, baB
bic Yr,iie gang erbebli9 iteisen mihen.
0ieienisen Mhiuer, bic Sorrdtbe BON Som>
merpeisen on Sanb babsn, balten i'm sus
rid unb bebelfen ii9 NIT ben tdsli9en 3us
fubren, nm ibre @erte in Sang si balten. "
Die tdsIi6e Meblsrseusuns in Der letten Sas
nuars@o9e mar IA, 900 SAB, pdbrenb f.
Nitte December 1882 &c, 900 SAB ~itreifte.
9orises Sabr I'm, bieie Seit famen aug
2enneiiee, Sentldp, Miiourt uno &anias
ihon 8eridte pon einem pra6tpollen, uns
gem6bnli9 porsei9rittenen Stanb Der Saas
ten. Oisies SSabr finO alle bieie @esenbsn
in tiefem, frii6sm S9ne. b.sraben, ober
pon aeritOrenben Slutben beimseiu9t. Uni
has lit erit'ber anfans, bic @inleitung 81
ben Sriibiabrsitlrmen unb 5lutben, bon
bensn unier 9anb gu leiSen baden wirb.
8as oben seiast woroen: uniere Gage,
suuerldifise Sere9nuns u~nierer lester
grnte, uniere 8orrdtbe, uniere Sebiirfnii:
ie, unisre ausii9ten-peiisn auf cine an:
iebnli9e. Steiseruns Der @eisenpreiie in
0eu nGhffen mnnnten hin. Wos i'm rem
@rnteberi9t bieies glattes pom a. Sep:
TENDER pOrisen SSabres seiast wOrben lit
v8interrpeiSen gu 81 Der Buibel wirb in
bieiem Sabr cine quite 9lnlase iein", bat iid
i6on elm sutes Sbeil bepabrbeitet unb BIZ
nd9iten Monate ueroen bies nod uiel meb,
bartbun."
Die grnteausfidtsn in europa iinb II
SOlse bes unaufbOrli6en &esens ni6t gut
unb aud in ben Ser. Staaten bort mar
aus uielen @esenben &lasen iiber bas Nus
frisren bes W%interpei3ens.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-13
WtMmefota.

-Serr Gbas. gropati6fe pom Norton
bat bel 0euiston einen srauen Ibler, Der
uon Sliiselipibe gu Sliiselipiee 81 SuB
miBt, 9ei9ohen. Yrof. Seaton mirb bic
les berrlide gremplar ausitopfen unb benz
So9idul>M uieum in @inona einuerleiben
!aiien.
Inter Dem Hamen ,Nortbweitern
9anbsM1ociation" bat fi6 in 8inona
cine @eie1i6aft orsaniiirt, beren .3nef es
lit, IN Minneiota, Oatota unb anberen
Staaten unb Serritorien 2anb gu eignen,
9anb auf> unb gu pertaufen &c. Oas &as
pital Der 9sielidaft betrdst $40, 900,
pertbeilt in 10 $500 attien gu ie $50.
Sin Spnbicat in 9owelI, Wtafa9u.
ietts, bat bic yNortbmeitern Telephone
Company" unb nit berielben bas &e9t ses
fault, gang ALIEN in Minneiota, in ben
Wisconfiner Counties Burnett, Douglas,
gaine, Yolf unb ct. Grpir Anb i'm n6rblis
den Oafota Gelepbon>8 er~binbunsen anle>
gen su birfen. 9as ansetaufte Gerritos
rum Iou bereits 1900 Subicribenten fur
ben Gelepbons9 srfebr babsn unb wirb bas
capital Der neuen @eieui9aft, 10 melt man
erfdbrt. fi9 auf 81, 900 900 b~elaufen.
Gin 0ampftefeI erplobirte in Der
8rauerei pon 8aubolser in ct. g
am lesten Sreitas, woburd IL Berionen
mebr ober weniser idwer, bod ni9t Ies
benssefdbrlid uerlest wuroen.
Die @rpIoiion fanb Wittass itatt, aIs
teine Irbeiter in benz Gbeile, mo Der &eis
iel mar, ii9 befanben unb Die 8erlesten
befanben fi9 ale auBerbalb Der grauerei
uno waren 9eute, pel9e MalS bolen wols
ten. au9 elm Yferb purbe BON Der fall
lenben Wauer eridlasen. De- Sdaben
an Der grauerei iOu iid auf $4,000 belaus
fen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-13
2nrembnr9er @asette.

benz G~isentbimer einen betrddtIiden Sdas
ben 3asefist. Die Wtiible ielbit nor gu
$4,000 periidert, Die Waarenporrdtbe gu
81, 500. Der Serluit betrdst baber, ba
bic Riible NIT ben fiir3lid semu6ten Glen:
berunsen CO. 20, 900 s~etoitet bat, auf feis
mem SAL meniser ais $500. Die MIbl.
murbe ls45 erbaut unb war i1on in per-
idiebenen Sdnben. Sn 1856 als bic @ai:
~ierfraft unseniisenb warb, wurbe iie in cine
Dampfmiible u%maednbert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-13

*vOaOur9 baB man iid anberer 2eute
9eioem ais grempel bienen IdBt, fam man
fi6 Dor eisenen 9eiben idiiten." 2aBt Sud
warnen, ebe es gu ipdt lit. Sitet gu6
Dor Quad ebicinen, bic iebes Sabr 3aus
ienbe BON Meniden %ruiniren. @ebrau6t
MIR bic Mebicinen, beren Seilfruft iiber
allen 3weifel feitseitelt 1T. Rierens
6raut itebt unter ben 9esteren am geiten
ba. Gs sibt feline Webicin, bic 10 gut fir
e~ritarrte 9eber, Measen oOer Nieren lit.
glqe apotbefer baben fe iowobl in trotes
mem mie in fliifisem 3uitanbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-13
SiBen nidt anf Der Sens.-I

SiBen midt anf Der Tens.-Mein 6rau
iopobl ais i6, iinb treue anbanser Der
S~umburser Gropfen, idreibt Serr Grnit
Basner, grairie @itp, Oto. Sa, i'd CLAUDE,
meine 5rau mare idOn ldnsit tobt, uenn
bieie WebiSin ibr ni9t oas 9eben erbalten
bdtte. @ir iinb nun ieit 25 Sabren in
bieiem 9dnbe, i3aten ieoo6 bieie 9amburs
ger Sropfen bod unb wertb, ais Elm wertbs
poles @n9ebinbe Der alien Seimatb."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-13

seidab Dor &ursem in RitteIsbeim
(StraBburs) bel Der solpenen !9odseit Der
gbelelIte 9isel, Bel welber Bfarrer gaus
srat aus Seienbeim, welder bas Subels
paar nor einem balben ab,bunbert uers
bunben bate, bas feierIi9e So9amt ceIes
brirte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-13
Sir CHM anoerer

SWT SIWWUWUTIPI.
giupanbtrsr uue ieIdt, psldt gerpanote asS drsunbt
avs europa srparteu, mos,H hd ~ isou 3eii an ben nn'
tcr,eidnetsn UNI austunft uuo ollie peHetH. &enn Sec
mane Don europa tsmmt, 10 btuadridtisS naa MID, nit
pelh,m Shite nnb In wtlbt SdiHss Abibsiluas man aHs
lanetn piro. 10 perbe Id stHieben am bttrsitn6m SaHs
bunssplass IN empians nskmtH nnt ibm hseraa nit Ratb
uus That ,ur Ssite itsbtH. Als VsrtrautnsmanH bes fas
tboliIa,n Gsmitts iir eiupaNsntr kab. ID has 9teat, tn
Sahls garisn bic an mid eiirt Britis ansrpisitEsH Gins
paHberu IA %tmpiasstn uae ihr tbr Ssfts al iorgsN. 3abIs
rsits 3sasstAs pen sdtlidtr uss pttIiata Bui0nsN iprss
dtu ilr wssiHt Sirfiamttit In btdu aHstlts,Hb,t
SAiHseontraett &C. SOS nne rad &nrepa Dtsu bdorgt
uns bic Tauttt austuHit abu RatbsIilas GslsEien tm
Nsttn, ysbrstasts lar ans eiitHbabnm In ben Da. Staas
tea aihsIt. Wsx %ssrsiRr:
Joseph KssIble,
lS East Third Street, New York C4ey.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-13

-Snsenielre iinb beiddftist ben BAN
oer Giienbabn : 9inie Yrebenbeim m,
Simmern, Grier unb Sermerss
tell su permefien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-13
Limb bic 9abmen uerbeu uieber ae

Limb bic Yabnen uer6en ipie6er &C.
ben !"-Gs lit Sdwinbel gu ~bebaupten,
OaB irsenb Elm Mtittel elm furses gein wies
Der lang MAIDEN fann, aber es 1T Chat
fade, baB 0eibenbe, pelde Sabrelans als
9rippel babinidli9en, cine einsise Slaide
ct. Satobs Del sebruudten unb seiunh
wurben.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-08-14
HAN DY.

In several female colleges in Iowa the girls are taught how to cook. It will como quite handy for them if, after marriage they get anything to cook -Yonkers G azette-
 forest fire in British Columbia exploded a powder mill. Every pane of glass in vii lage near by was broken and everybody ex- claimed: ''Why, have the schools opened again" Philadelphia News.
 The telegraph companies assure the pub iic that their wires are working all right Oh yes; the wires are working all right. It Is the unskilled operators that make the blun- ders Philadelphia Chronicle.
 Old maid Oh, yes, there is plenty of hope for you yet. Naomi the daughter of Enoch, did not marry until she was 58o years old Like a sensible girl she waited until she had arrived at the age of discretion
 ANan who was. arrested for eEusitg toa miserable looking horse was asked if he ever fed him. Ever feed him That's good 'un, :" was the reply. He's got busheI and half of oats at home now, only he ain't got time to eat 'em."
 It was at the close of the wedding break fast One of the guests arose, and, glass in hand, said 'I drink to the health of the bridegroom. May he see many days like this !" The intention good, but the bride looked up as if something displeased her. And now they have discovered that the ten COmma0Qm6QtS AS puD1I6u0u HI OuE dCcGpI0U version of the scriptures are not correct. We are sincerely glad to hear this, for those commandments did bear rather severely on many persons of eminent respec liability - Boston Transcript.
 An old colored preacher in Atlanta, Ga, was featuring youth of his fold about the sin of dancing, when the latter protested that the Bible plainly said ''There is time to dance'' ''Yes, there am 8 time to dance" :" said the dark divine, ''an' it's when boy gets whippin' for goin' to g ball."
 ''I tell you it's been powerful close sea- son in Michigan this summer" said the tramp as he fished in his pocket for another green apple. Why. last summer kept myself dressed like gentleman by stealing the scarecrows from the cornfelds, but this year the farmers rip pair of pants in two and make the two ragged legs do duty over 0 whole forty acres "-Detroit Free Press.
 They sat together on the stoop,
 The youth and maiden fair,
 And watched the gay mosquitoes swoop
 In circles through the air;
 But soon she starts1 up and cried,
 ''What 4 that sound, oh, tell ?" ''It seems to me, ,' the yonth replied,
 s'The tinkling of bell"
 Her eyes grew bright with sudden gleam-
 s'It Is, indeed, ," she said,
 stThe who peddles out ice cream
 To earn his daily bread;
 He's worthy of encouragement,
 And it would cheer his heart,
 And aid him greatly, If you sent
 And bought from him quart"
 Bonneville Journal
Morning journal and courier., 1883-08-14
Cholera and Birds.


 If any faith is to be attached to state ment just communicated to us from Egypt, 8 rather new light will have been thrown upon the question how cholera is propagated from place to place in an infected country. An Englishman, writing from Zagazig, where he has been residing for some time, announces his intention of remaining there as long as the swallows and sparrows do not take their departure. It has, he adds. been ascertained beyond doubt by the experience of pre- vious epidemics that as soon as the cholera is on the eve of establishing itself in any place these birds, as we'll as probably many others, flee from the impending evil Now if the germs of disease or of that which causes the disease are waited along like blight, filling the whole atmosphere, making their presence felt at once by the denizens of the air, we have confirmation of the the ory that cordons and quarantines, however strict, cannot be relied upon as guaran- tee. Moreover, as any blight or vitiation of the atmosphere of such kind could hardly move, except by the aid of the wind, it would become almost certain that places to the windward of an infected cen tre might be saved from the epidemic until the wind changed. Anyway, the theory may be worth attention.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-08-14
GRATIFYING RESULTS.

Uuder date of May II, MT. E. A. THOMSON, the wei known grocer and provision dealer, of 78 Greene street, New Haven, Ct writes folloEs ''Several weeks since was taken very i'll with ki5nsy dsor- ders, and an examination of my urine showed a very diseased condition of my kidneys, and I had also symptoms of diseased state of my liver The pass ing of my urine was accom- panied with pains in the small of my back and Joins, followed by burning sensation, and after having stood awhile in the vessel the urine showe1 very heavy deposit of sediment similar to ground brick dust, and in short found that was in such diseased condition to require immediate medical treatment and I was anxious to obtain the best and most speedy remedy looked and inquired carefully. and became satisfied Hunts Remedy article of excellent merit, and therefore concluded to give it a trial, com menced taking it, and before had taken bottle found such great improvement that decided to continue it's use and by taking only two bottles the result has been most gratifying in giving restored health,
 q have ordered supply of Hunts Remedy for my store, and shall hereafter have it for ssle consid it excellent article for diseases Of the liver and kidneys" my30 eodtf