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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-10-04
The Colored Convention.


LorIsylLIE, KY Sept 2j--When
Fred Douglass came into Liederkranz
Hall this morning to speak before the
National Colored Convention he found
a very large audience, many white per.
sons having come to hear his plea for
his people. On the stage besides lead.
ing colored people, sat ex.Attorncy
General James Speed, Of Lincoln's cab
met, Gen. James A. Eakin, L. $. A.,
retired, and a number Of other promi.
nent whites. Mr.. Douglass spoke for
two hours. lie sketched the history Of
his race since their emancipation. lie
was sarcasticslly severe upon the gov.
ernment and incidentally so upon the
republican party. lie was listened TO
with great interest and received gener.
Gus applause.
Mr. Douglass said in hiss speech
"Now that we are free men VIC must
like free men take the reins in our own
hands and compel the world TO receive
US as their equals. This city, metropol
iian ia size, cosmopolitan in ideas, is
still not free and liberal enough in i.s
opinions to receive us as equals in its
public buildings and hotels. This ia
why we are nov sitting in national con
vention. We have been given numer
Gus platforms, but we're still In the same
| condition. What We want is not words,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-10-04

The great mass Of its own nominal
adhercnts have lost faith in it. Thou
sands whose lives have been spent in its
service see that it's usefulness IL past.
W0ll for this party if its history had
closed before 1876. In the eight years
past who will sum up the losses OF the
republican party Men of conscience,
men 81 honesty, have been compelled
to leave il. Patience has ceased TO be a
virtue. Place holders may call it pre-
sumption, yindictiye, unmcaning prcju-
dice. The warhOrse style times have
changed and the people with them.
HyrocrIsy must go
Whoever is deceived is deceived
willingly.
The republican party must go.--Ah
b1uy iry.a.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-10-04

constitution which requires districts to
be made up of compact and contiguous
territory. They harp all the time on
this compact and contiguous" provis
ions, but do not show wherein the Dem
ocrats propositions violate it. They
have given us some fine samples of com.
pact districts in their Wtimahtu the Nc.
Cracken bill. Take the Franklin dis
trict for example. From its southwest
corner where the Maryland line crosses
Rays Hin it stretches away northeast
nearly two.thirds the width of the state
to a point not more than five miles
south OF the city of Williamsport in
Lycoming county. From its southeast
corner where the Maryland line crosses
the South mountain, only about half
n dozen miles north of where the battle
Of that name was fought, it stretches
away up to the northwestern corner OF
Huntington county, close to tho main
ridge of the Allegheny mountain. 1t is
cut nearly halfway through by Miillin
county, and instead of being compact,
is q marvel of irrcCularty and want OF
compactncss. 4 line drawn straight
from its most northwestern point in
Huntingdon county to its most north.
d, 4 .F
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-10-04

u>r voice all over the land goes "
from mother, that says, MY daurh
tors are 60 feeble and sad. with no
siren 9Th, al on, Of breath and life at
tho least cTcrtlon. What can we do
for them T' The answer is simple and
iDll OF hope. One 10 four week use Of
Hop H.t,ers viii make them healthy,
rosy. sprichtly and cheerful. aq2i.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-10-04

To maintain this was the sealed order
which Don Cameron left behind when
he sailed. For this Reyburn delayed
tho apportionment Of the Senate Con.
ference bill for this tho Republicans
denied not only the right Of the Demo
Gratis to the thirteen congressman which
are their due, but to twelve, TO eleven,
to ten and even to nine sure districts.
1t is not true that the state cannot be 30
distrcted us to give the Democrats a
fair share, and that mountains must be
tunnelled, rivers brdged and valleys
filed up to accomplish this measure Of
political justice.
From the beginning of the regular
session on the 2d of January the Demo
cratic representatives at Harrisburg
faithfully and earnestly labored to iul.
fiji the mandates Of the constitution
and re-district the state into congres
sional, senatorial aud representative
districts, as that instrument declares
EhaN be done Early in the regular
session they threw aside all partisan
feeling and passed through the Demo
cratic house congressional apportion.
mcnt bin that gave TO the Stalwnrts
fifteen of the twenty eight congressman
to which the state is entitled twenty.
eight of the fifty senators and one hun
drcd and fourteen Of the two hundred
and one representatives, thus conccd.ng
them good working majority in all the
representative branches of the state
goyernment-although the state had at
the recent election gone Democratic by
overwhelming figures and all its depart.
ments except the senate, the state treas.
ury and the auditor general Office are
now controlled ty the Democrats. Thcse
bills were held until within a fcw days
Of final adjournment and then amended
by the stalwar; senate IN such way
that it knew it would hc an utter i'm.
possibility to compromise the difference
between the two houses prior to the
time Of adjournment They failed, Of
course and the special session whs the
consequence.
Immediately upon tn" Fcconyen'nGo'
the legislature IN special session. the
Democratic house proceeded to pass the
different appor,ionment bills which the
session had been called to consider.
II asked but thirteen concrcssmcn
when il was entitled to fourteen: it de.
maudcd but twenty three senator. when
i,s vo,c c,,i,lcj +, "a ,,,.,,,,, cyc.. !, ,,..
portioncd its r,r,v I'm, ninc,y.,,r, rom.
re.ept,,fves "a yrc, r,,-rc.. would b,yc
,ivcn !, ninety nine. These bills like
those Of tho REGULAR session were de.
fc,,cd hyn at,lwar, scua,c. and when
,ho bonso ,slod ,bcp ps,,r c,rr,..r oCo
committee oC copforopco 10 consider
and .dr,., n r,..,tro ,,,l ,,:aa.a,,,..
ou:...5 -. - III a.
doo-s n tho .,,r,r,-, so,..,,ro., i,.o
-, -....,,-..... .,-...--..-
.,,.,l.rl .r.-u,J
ygs c,llod Tho Io,,sc ,,,rl,,.Lo3 ,l,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-10-04
The Gentre 4tmutrat.
BELLEFo oNTE, p A.
THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT is pub

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$. 2. HUBBARD, ". J..

Tbisitio certify that tho Rockford
Waioh bought Feb -. l--I, has run
very well the pact year. Having set II,
only twice during that time. IT. only
variation being three minutes. IL has
run very much better than ever an.
ticipaioi. II WAS no. adjusted and only
cost so. H. +. BRYANT,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-10-04
Compact Districts.

Every proposition made by the Dem.
ocrats in the legislature in order to
secure n fair apportionment is met by
the Republicans in that body with tie
objection that it cannot be carried out
in accordance with the provision OF the
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-10-04
NOTICE.-In n,

= Orphans Cosft of CeutEs oauniy 10 he matter
u the dhtbuion of the haisnss N the hands 81 the
snisssrafors Il the estate ef Margaret Neson late
Il phlipsbufe hof0ueh, deressesl the underHigued
n suaiiaF appointed ~ the Court, - make disirihu
lien of The funds IN che hands q the Administrators
hesr nad rnss afuH aEeeptioue, II any flied heffir
vss notice that be wil aaet the parties interested
gaf the purposes % hts appuin1meni on Ncdnrsdsy
81 lsd is<9 at a. osleck A. - e ihe uslee uf T
mccullough, Esq, N the bonoHah of Fhiligshure
when and Whsfe al parties iatefesl mnst make
their claims of bc dstarred ron egming 10 upun said
fsHa cP HEwEs
ssa-ai. Aad iios
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-10-04

THE RESPONSIBILITY roR THE FAILURE or
APPoRTIoNNESr.

So far as the extra session and the ap-
portionment question are To be consid
cred. II was rendered necessary by the
stubborn purpose of the Republicans to
defeat all change Of the existing appor.
tionment, which IS an indecent and dis.
honest gerrymander in their interest.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-10-04

DlauToS, ian. -. l.-2.
The Rockford watch purcha-ci Feb.
1879. has performed better than any
Watch ever had. Have carried II
every day and at no time hes !, teen
irregular, or 10 the lcs-t unreliable
caeor'ulIy recommend the Rockford
Watch. HORACE 3. HORTON.
a, Irh'uu Furnace CO.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-10-04
AUDITORS NOTICE-In the

= uFhsus Court g Centre aarut. 20 o., rata'e
~ william Blair, Hr-rasri Tho uudrysguel, a.
auEaf appointed g. make E.tffHhufiau ~ fts fuuda
ts the handle ~ " lilar Trusier appointed 90 F,1
ihs real estate 90 tHfi aergnHsnt. o. end among
t41sr legally rrffIeA e. receive the same and g. hear
ard Tsst up.u Aur NraTtfaus hirh NAV Ho filed g.
tzId TTusfrst account. vii Hrri The partjes inter
asfaf o. h.t Office .H HfIlffnnte m Wnfraslay. the
ggih dzy uf p-tantr. =. D.. lssa st 20 a.alrrt. ~
s j. HsT
.A.f. Auditor.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-10-04
AIIDITOR's NnTICE.-In the

Z orrhaus' Court II Centre county in THE matter
og the estais ~ james Mccaimani. lsts Il Naticn
township sad county. dsc'd- the undersigned an
auaitaf appointed ~ said Couft 20 make distribution
II the funds in the hands Il Wm. ShoftidFe and
a4bef EXECUTOR Of said DECEASED 20 and among thnsa
legally entitled thereto, w meet the parties IN in
teTtst a TIE Office - Alexander Bower W Relleonte
on THURSDAY, the iih day = oeioler, lssl. Al 10
a'cis-rk. .au c. N, BOWER.
aSat Auditor.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-10-04
AUDITORS NOTICF-Ip the

= I matter 81 ihs estate of Geufgr HHfisr dec q.
The undersigned On auditor appointed ty the W.
pfaBs tHurf uf Centre county g. hear evidence report
a1tAnras. Et.rftsIU amount fut which dasrSnArutt
real estate uHs awarded 90 Emanuel Hhrisf ly pro
rar8rFs iu pafiuap and g. make distilutOu ~ The
fuads iu the hauls u hs administrators g deceased
ard of tho fuu1s arising from tbs awarding a. the rial
estate II drraatri iH partition g. ani among hozs
legally suttr thereto sill attend o. the duirs ~ bic
appointment az Die ofigs 81 Bsllefantr Monday, oct
u. ls-i. ~ 90 ~ uheu AMI where sll psrir' inter
estad mas attend. ELLIs l.. OBNIs
.a-st Auditor
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-10-04

Tho Rockford Watch runs very &C
cura,oiy ; better than any watch ! ever
owned. and have bad one that cost
$3.50. Can Tccomloui tho Rockford
Watch 90 every body who wishes fine
iimoEccpcr
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-10-04

4 UDITOR'S NOTICE-In the
i. Y matter of ihs estate r. n Krrsttrier. decd,
the undersigned an auditor appointed ~ thr orphans
CONT ~ Centre rouuiy 70 make distribution oi The
fuuls - tho accountant 20 and among those legally
entitled thereto vili attend g. the dufies n hs AZ
paintment Wrdnesiay. oct 10, lssl # % =. H. vhon
and uhrTe ail parties interested may attend.
JAMES 4. McCLAIN,
a.-af Auditor.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-10-04
-FOUR GREAT CIRCUS RINosl

fbhhLhoS ana foeuo street PARADE
Evsry forenoon - Exhibition nas hstw.en 81 and
luS0, IN whtch s Frfu the WuaSr.ful Gfaud Sutiune
Pagrsuts. tLhoPATRA. Queen q Eryrt, ard LAilA
R00kH. Princes q Dsihl
Admission 90 cents children unAet seaw. 25
cts. ANalhliion afternoon and fvauiue a she usIsi
hnuts. AfeGie chairs. rfcmcushn converts ans boat
hei9fe commencing ~ the three great bands EN-iaw
rates atd Excursion Trains an Railroads - sa this
Great Show.
Aa-leT the esprrisl accommodation ef bAbi&
and CHILDREN and 80 vho desire - aTnsd ihs
crowd ntfoutdiHe the ticket vaeon en TIE slow
arnuHa- Tickets will D. sss duiina BE euife day
eKhHeiion e here ai Nlets Bsok siors urst aootAe
pastofsas
ADAM roBEPAUou ADAE roRFpApeH, 70,
sole pfupfistars
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-06

Wuiifer Nidt wabr, Mabame, Sbre
6rduleien Godter iinst Gilt?
Mabame: g8o benten sic bin, msin
Serr, ie iinst gang jung, iie 1T ia erit Is
Sabre alt.
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6ulaenSe treiienbe @ntwprt elmer iunser

oeuti6en Dame in San 6ranciSco an einen
MISREPRESENTATION Siaaro.@ait miro pom
bort benz BUD mitsetbeilt: Inter ben in
San 6rancisco ansetommenen Siaaros
@diten bejanb ii6 aud elmer Der @ei6aftss
glgenten Ser p9tortb Yaciiic", Elm 9err,
Der li6 ais ri9ti9er g6aniaronneur" ents
puppte. Sn einem @eiprd6e NIT Der
So6ter beS moblbetuunten Gan 6ranciss
cper Bublisiiten S6.sS. (S6iuemanns
Bott) i6lob er cine linsere Paute NIT ben
@orten: v8inea Sic, 6rdulein, IN elmer
S6miebe muB man entweoer Sammer ooer
gmbos iein." sd weiB ni6t", ents
9esnete bas 9eiltuoae Wtdo6en NIT einem
besei6nenben Slit aaf ben ielbltsefauisen
Spre6er, imam tam audi Slasbals
ieiu."
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&abota, Mo., 9. Sebruar 1880.

SD taufte flint 6lui6en Sbrer Sppfens
Sittern upn SiibOp uub So. Ietten Serblt
fir meme So9ter unb ipre6e mid ais
9dnsli6 Sufrieoen nit Der @irfuns Oers
ielben aus. Sic baben ibr mebr sebOlien,
ais ale Die MeoiSin, Die lie in ie6s Sabren
49,, . a, q, a, "a, b,f
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Miinhhauiilhe.

@iiien Sic, wie man in gtorbamerita
ole SaIen fdngt? Oian fdust iie i'm
@inter, CUR 9ta9tseit; es muB aber iebr
talt iein. Wtan nimmt cine 2aterne, tbut
Elm brennenoes 9i6t binein unb sebt bamit
binaus uuf elm Selo, auf wel6em uieIe
Saien iino. Oort iebt man bic 9aterne
auf ben Sooen unb uerlteft ii6 binter
einem Bui9. Die 6aien, Die oies ei6t
ieben, benten bel lid: S6of S6uerenotb
no fommt benn Die 9aterne ber2 uno
i6lei6en neu9ieris nGber. Sic ieten ii9
i'm Sreiie berum unb suden in bas 9idt.
gber Bel Dem unuerpanoten 6inieben seben
ibnen Die ausen iiber, Die Sbrdnen laufen
auf ben SoOeu berab, unb ie f~rieren feit.
@enn ie feltgefroren iinp, tritt man Dor,
bri9t iie ab unp iteft ie in Die Sasotaide.
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Die i6nurri8e Gde.
Cine alerliebite Saa6aeididte.

SIM st. 6ubertus" iinben mir cine
alerliebite Sasb9ei6i6te. sln Der Gable
o'S6te zines Sotels in elmer beuti9en
Brouincialitabt iaben iiingit @ei6dfts>
leute, geamte, @elebrte &C., unb meiter
siemli9 sablrei9 bic Mitslieber zines
Sasoclubs, io%9enannte S~onnta9sidser, beis
iammen. Sober fam mad unb mad an
bic Gteibe, feline yglbenteuer" gu ersdbIen,
Die an rSdgerlatein" ni6ts gu wiini6en
iibris lieBen. Sa erbat ii6 elmer ser ans
meienbsn commits 8opaseurs bas @ort.
SD wurbe, 10 erSdblte CT, BON einem
6reunbe, Der in Norpesen bebeutenbe
Walbunsen beiitt, einselaoen, on elmer
pom linn unb mebreren Na6barn arran9ir,
ten Sdreniasb ~tbeil;unebmen. Man bate
elm md6ti9es Sdrenpaar a%ufseipiirt. Wfit
einem Sagbmeiier unb elmer Viidie be-
%pafinet, erbielt i'd meinen Yolten. gu
meinem llngliid bate i6 MIDI BON ben @e>
fdbrten unb Sreibern s~etrennt unb JAP mid
plobli6 ALIEN am Ganbe zines i6niuoelns
ben Nbgrlnbes, Der nur bur6 einen oariiber
sele3ten Yaumitamm iiberbriift mar. 2luf
elm Wial bOrte i9 elm fur6tbares @sbriiu
binter mir unb lebe bas Sdrenmdnn9sn BIZ
rect auf mid sutommen. Mir blieb feline
anbere @ubl, ais Die seseniiberliesenoe
Settle gu errei6en. Sd nabm oas Mteier
in ben Muub, Die Sii9ie in bic Sanb, unb
trat BEN sefdbrli6en Wes frie6eno iiber
ben gaumitamm an. Oils i6 bic Mitte
oefielben sliidli9 errei6t bate, iebe i6 gu
meinem gntieten, baB bas gdrenweibden
auf Der anoern Settle bes g~bsrunoes meiner
BART. Sd mar uie seldbmt, Die Si6ie
entfGqt meiner Sanb unb rolIt in Die Giefe,
unb ais i9 mad meinen 6reunoen rufe,
entidQt bas Wfeiisr meinen 3dbnen! Dor
unb binter mir cine wiitbenbe Bette, unter
mir Der idauerli6e 9%lbsrunp." GridOpft
nabm unier Grsdbler iein seiiiutes @las
unb leerte es auf einen 3us. Die @eiea,
i6aft, wel6e in atbemlui er Spannung Der
GrSdbluns sefolst mar, erbolte ii6 mad
unb na9 BON ibrem S6reden, uno elmer
Der Somntassidser waste enbli9 Die banse
6rage: limb mas sei6ab nit Sbnen?"-
SD, eruieberte nit BUMPER Stinme
Der Sdrenidser, lid wuroe Dor ben geitien
uouitanoig aufgeireien!" Seit iencm
Gage bat Der Sasoclub ieinen Mitslieoern
uerboten, IN fremoer @eieai9aft wieoer
Sagoabenteuer 81 erSdblen.
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@ M. z. McGIure.


Oiele IuSia9e fommt pom einem bO6lt
%reipectablen uno suuerldiiism 6armer,
beilen 1o9ter iieben oOer s6t Sabre trdnts
lid 9eiueien mar uno f~einerlei Grlei6teruns
inOen %tonnte, bis iie Sopien.S ittern ses
brandts. Sic lit iett grab 10 seiuno wie
III ir9enb Semano I'M gansen SanSe.
8ir uertaufsn uiel unb Die Meoisin brinst
punberbare Seiluu9en gu Stanoe.
". y. 81 ibopunbGo.
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gBie man Sue1e perbinoerm lam.

Saiier Nifolaus pon GuBlanb mar eir
GROCER 5einb bes Ouens. Gines Cages
bittet ibn iein 9loiutant fuBfduis, iid
bueliren gu oiirfen. Der &aiier ueripeigeri
bari6 Oas @eiu6. 9lbsr Maieitdt, riei
uersweifelt Der 9lOiutant, i5 bin entebrt ;
mein @e9ner bat mid Dor elmer @eieQs
idaft ms 8eii6t sei6lasen! = &omm
nit! rief Der @5ar tur3. gr sins nit in
BEN Nsbeniaal, no sufGais Der ganse Sof
periammelt war. 9ls er ii6 mitten i'm
Saale befano, er9riii er ben Qoiutanten
am 4rme unb fiBte ibm bic @anse, bic
pom @esner sei6lasen mar. @eb in
6rieoen, iaste Der 8aiier. Sd babe beine
geleioisuns fortsetiiBt.
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surd o. rlbnlidi betanHtex. ~sii.rusa S6raabeus % of
sampiidiH ne erter GtaHe:
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NSthItn m NbItu9o, 81.
I'm Subuaus. Soma, an E~stsrStsue& Sobu.
az Adtet oGraui, oaB Guee Bafaeeideiue ihr bic
Dampier oes Rorooeutden eIopS ausseitelt pereeu.
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Mnseige.

Sin eeoerbdnOler f~iinbigte feline 8aare
in folgenoen Worten an: Soblenleber pon
paterldnoii6en S9ien. Oerielbe 9eber.
bdnoler bra6te elm Stiid So6ueber aui
bic Notwithstanding nit Der aufi6rift:
Dies Soblenleoer lit uon eiuem inldnbii9en
S6Ien perfertigt moroen.
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0ute 0elegenbeit i!

Die @afrmabImhble tn @tlbertsuiue, am 9sbar Slus
gelsgeu, In ptlbsr 3 paar Ststne uolaui an tbun bGbsn,
uuo wtide aui's Bette eiusTidtet uno ioIiO erbaut, III uus
ter iebr ~sinnissu Seeiu9unseu ~ ~pertauieu. Der cine pou
ben beiosn 9tsentbhmeru bat Datota su ieinr Seimatb
ssmadt, Der duosre TT a~rautbsits baibsr seSwunssu, has
Geiddit auiSu9eben. Tim udbere Austunit wsnoe man Ga
an Veter Sruner ODER nod befer, man bsiebs bic @es
lsgenbeit ielbit.
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Cine oraitiid.fomiide stGuoden=G piiuoe.

Sin gbemann, beiien Srau ben Serrn
I'M 9auie ipielte, bate einen Wfdnnsrs@ es
iansuerein beposen, ieiner Satin gu
ibrem @eburtstase elm Nbenbitdno6en gu
%brtnsen. Die Sdnser itenten iid alio
unter BEN betreiienOen Senltern auf uno
~begannen benn AUDI MT Fem unuermeiOs
li6en: rSas lit Der Gag oes Serrn!r
Die 6rau elite entriiitet ans 6eniter uno
rief binab: rBaS wout Sbr! @out Sbr
mid et,pa u;eu? @arum iinst SIR benn
ni6t: y0as lit Der Gag Der 6rnu? ga
wartetl" Spra6's unb goB ben Sdnsern
einen 6iibel nit Q8aNer iiber Die 6Opfe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-06
ScrrenprObe.

Neu enso9ierter SeSienter: Sett mlB
i'd i6uuen, Oh i3 einen .ebrli6en Serrn
bab'; i'd tied linn beim 6leioeraustlOpien
ein Warfltiifl ms @ilet Sai6l - i6 bin
neu9ieri9, Oh erfS bebdltl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-06
Tiiderei.

8ater Geinem Sobne in elmer @arten.
mirtbi9ait elm Mfdoden Seisenb) SD Jag
Der bort Der 8atfi6 is e @olbfii9 =
lei fei' Stoffi6!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-06
Sonoerbarer Stol3.

Sagabunb: 6err @enoarm. sic braus
diem gar ni6t 10 wi6tis gu tbun unb iid 10
piel ein5nbiloen, uniereins muB ii9 ia bod
l6dmen, wenn er NIT Sbnen 9eben mrB.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-12-20

BEN BUTLER, according to CORES
pondent Of the New York Herald,
proposes to make things lively for the
Democratic party next year. He is
laying his plans to capture the presi-
Dental nomination. He recognizes
the fact that on his merits he would
stand no chances, and so he intends
trying the effects Of a scare. He has
not lost his faith in the soaring power
of the powder boats, and the grand
explosive he is preparing for the Dem
ocratic national convention is an ad-
vance nomination by the so-called La
Dor party. He believes that he can
control this organization with ease,
and that with this nomination secured
he can say to the Democratic conven-
tion, Nominate me OF take certain
defeat in New York, Pennsylvania
and nearly every other Northern
state" He is confident that with the
Democratic nomination he can carry
Massachusetts,, New York, Pennsyl-
vania and Ohio, and while he admits
that the South does not love him, he
believes that it would nevertheless re-
main solid for the Democratic party
in spite of the candidate. Well, there
is one thing that may be emphatically
said about Ben Butler; he is pos
sessed Of more cheek than a seven
teen hand government mule.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-12-20
Home Love.

Home love is the best love. The
love that you are born to is the sweet
est you will ever have on earth. You,
who are so anxious to escape from
the home-nest, pause moment and
remember this is so. 1t is right that
the hour should come when you, in
your turn, should become a wife and
mother, and give the best love to
others; but that will be Just it. No
body-not lover, not husband
will ever be so tender or so true as
your mother or your father. Never
again, after strangers have broken the
beautiful bond, will there be
anything SO sweet as the little
circle Of mother, father and
children, where you are cher:
ished, protected, praised, and kept
from harm. You may not know it
now, but you will know it some day.
WhomsoeVer you may marry, true
and good though he may be, will, af-
ter the love days are over and the
honeymoon has waned, give you only
what you deserve of love or sympa-
thy-and usually much less; never
more. You must watch and be wary,
lest you lose that love which came in
through the eye, because the one who
looked thought you beautiful. But
those who bore you, who loved you
when you were that dreadful little
object, a small baby, and thought you
exquisitely beautiful and wonderful
ly brilIiant-they do not care for
faces that are fairer and forms that
are more graceful than yours. You
are their very own, and so better t0
them always than others.