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The daily gazette., 1883-06-25

The RUSH for-reseryed seats for the High
School commencement shows that notwith-
standing their indifference at school elec
tions our people have ~arn interest in the
sue cess of the public schools.
The daily gazette., 1883-06-25

TODAY New ork World publishes the
reasons OF that journal Tor opposing ex-
Speaker RandalPs reelection, next winter.
The World blames Randall for permitting
the electoral count that made Hayes Presi-
dent instead OF Tilden i'll 1877.
The daily gazette., 1883-06-25

Reads 3-Minute Headache T. Neuralgia Cure.
Reads 3-Minute Headache Il Neuralgia Cure.
Reads Minute Hcadaehe & Neuralgia Cure.
Reads 3lMinute Headache & Neuralgia Cure.
Reads 3-Minute Headache & Neuralgia Cure.
Reads 3-Minute Headache 4 Neuralgia Cure.
Only % cents, or fiye for 81. 80
Only % cents, or five tor 81 '''' II
Only IS cents, Or Ave for 81. H'd"'7 ..I- +
Only rs cents or fivs for $l1tO E1i.lffl
This Is the wonder OF the nineteenth century.
This Is the wonder OF the nlnstsOnth centufT,
The daily gazette., 1883-06-25

THE USUAL complimentary Hudson River
excursion, given by the PeDhsylvania Rail-
road Company to the press Of Philadelphia
aud vicinity, viii take place on Thursday.
The daily gazette., 1883-06-25
Neryonsnesa. Neryons nnhllitv.

O--"II''77' 170I sUtI" HEvEIruyJ
Neuralgia, Nervous Shock, St. Vitus' Dance,
Prostration, and all diseases OF Nerve Gen
erative Organs, are all permanently and rad
ically cured by A.len's Brain Food, the
great botanical remedy. 81 pkg, @ for. IS.
At druggists, or Aliens Pharmacy, 315
LIST. ave-, N. Y. 1T
The daily gazette., 1883-06-25
Door Ser ems, complete, g to "a.
Japanese Screens, decorated, 50 to S26.
window Screens, GOc. to ~. so.

The Japanese counter" is
as much Japanese as the
Frenchman from Cork, but
they are beautiful goods, for
all that, in papier mache,
made by the French, who ex-
eel in such work. There are
Trays, Pen-racks, Receivers,
Boxes, Napkin Rings, Bowls,
Portfolios, Crumb Brushes and
all such fancy tricks. The
Oriental designs in decoration
give a japanese appearance,
but the Japs make such things
of solid wood and not of this
material. ~.
The daily gazette., 1883-06-25

Screens will permit ventila-
ton where, without them, it
cou d not be.
Our new Bamboo frames are
In three sections, with feet to
support them upright in any
position. The cretonne is
fastened on the inner edge of
the bamboo all around each
section, and not upon either
face of the screen, a much
neat r finish. Or you can buy
the frames and cover them
yourself, or select any pattern,
and we will furnish them to
o der at same price: ST to So.
.t.a.. l.. .h... t4t
The daily gazette., 1883-06-25

SEVEN doctors recommend Reads Three
Minute Headache aud Neuralgia Cure as one
Of the wonders of the aEe.
The daily gazette., 1883-06-25

XXI, t.. STEEL RAILslt tu.....I
SCHEDULE no TAKE EFFECT
SUNDAY, NOV, IL, iss2. !, i,r.
I LkAYE CAMDEN sTREET STATION
5 pPs e1SnPa 81 Raat n eSs s Eest Sar! Es e
NM. fIAclpnatis 81 Louis and dhieaap.
fSiRYSy TSi9 sOaaSwe.t aaS t kehs9ad. stsa ti u;
~ 3uantico;HL us I.iId '4 -.
s MasSInS5tSH sS 5 saS ana Way Way ssaslSns sssslSns
7Il0 itWAshingtOn ENpFess. ol'ol 1.l -
7l5i AN NAP0LIs.l lStAU HT0N AND WASH
.., g!iNGrON Ex. and stations on Aetropol-
"A. 80 ,fPiedmSnk III strasburr. 4y,nchestet. Har.
y erstpYp, Frederick and way stations, Via
.. Il Mali Main Stem, ton Sunday 70 Ellieou City
s.VO tPfTIsBuRG, CINCINNATI, sP.LoUIs,
.tL %tA5AsslHllN9ToE .ANL3 COL LuMBusl EX.
E saSSaa Sliy asd SAS tbs daily sg,,,s ssHoeR, Sa
$is SssIi, GSaI@sS @ y RI SsSsF93 @ Z SRRssIs%,
D Sleeping Cars, Grafton 70 Indianapolis,
1870 " %SsHHRGYSo5iN iHSeTS5i AND LAUREL Ex-
H.. lS washington, Annapolis and way. ....
-i.SOT ION snhdsy only. for Washington and
s Is ESSS 3 s%s and ;t4tsas sssn
mond. Quantlco. except Sandayl Con-
psct 81 WasllinRton with 1. { = q Co, on
nn6.hday, %ednesday and Friday, and with
LotuiuAN CtoAHDOdt 70. On Iutbdhys lNlIb-
day and Saturday for Old Point Comfort,
400 WAsHniiSGsToN EXPRESS. stops at
yessnp'e annapolis junction, Laurel aud
4s Winchester, Hagerstown. Frederick and
500 tMAshiuAton, Annapolis and way.
1.D tFrederlck and way stations . ,t'
SD Maftinshurg and way stations.
| 6.& NV ashtD gton ana way stations rJ
7.O tPlttsburg, Cleveland and Detroit Express
B&O. PALACE Sleeping Cars to Pittsburg,
s.45 tCHICAIQf CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIE
| -FMASHINGfONs AND COLUMBUS EX,
| PhESS. B.-& .. Palace Sleeping Cars B,
Ifrr ClpeinpAtit ~. LOniF and Chicago, Lynch
| burg and the South, via Va. Midland.
| 91B tUn sunday only, FOR Mt Airy and wRy,
Ills MI. Airy aud way stations.
IL. 80 Washington and way statlona ..
Leave for Metropolitan Bfanch, Z. is n. m, Il.
and 2.5D p. NJ. For Rockville, 10 O0 a. M =.
All trains stop at Relay except 800 T. M,
LEAVE WASH NGToN FOR BALTIMORE;
MD .i ~ ~ a. &s.61 1T =, 4so, & ~ % & Is. NJ q
| f1.W. l.Sa, 10. 20 and n.sD n. m. -
tDaaiHlS; tDaiHlS tsnndAy ony, Other trains daily
q BsEssEs caIied forAnd checked at hotels an
| reAldeneas on orders loft at Ticket Oaigea ia
i WFST TBALTlMQRE STREET, M. w Cor Gal
yert;u ~ CAMDEN STATION and 81 SOUTi
w. NJ, CLEMENTS, t-s c. K.fLORD
Masyer oi ITansportatlon. Gen. Pass. Agent
The daily gazette., 1883-06-25
DON'T Die In the House.

"Rough on Rats" Clears out rats, mice,
reaches, bed bugs, flies, arts, 'moles, chip.
munks, gophers. Is cents.
The daily gazette., 1883-06-25
NEW ADVERTisEMENTs
University of Virginia.

SUMMER LAW LECTURES tnlne weekly,
begin l2th July, 1883, and end 18th September,
Have prcved6f Sign use, LIST, 10 students, who
design to pursue their studies at this or other
Law scheol;2d to those who propose to read pri-
vateiy; and Sd, TO practitioners who have not had
tho advantage Of systematic instruction, For
circular apply (Ps o. University oYVa to JOHN
B. MINOR Prof. Com. and stAl. Law.
The daily gazette., 1883-06-25
AAALENE

90 o -s 30 r
lIf Wra h7 BHs-d li,u.F
NJ. 40 ,raNtYttrt.f g8st W EA
a,.. u .4ssA lAa 4Aft.& iHu@tE
tn tI4 Ui .sEh .ar tld
r,t.u no to isn ~ ~ u y
The daily gazette., 1883-06-25
JOHN WANAMAKER,

.h-iT.gU4 l.9s.
o.ssat9St .Sa aSsy TSiE:sSse Ss ans hsEEss streets
The daily gazette., 1883-06-25
NEW YORK DIVISION. '.
TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STATION
FOR NEW YO RK-
TisA ms IE kyE BROAD srREEY TAFIOc

FOR NEW Yo RK- .iH
Express on eek-days, s,9sr S;9o, s4k so, 90,
ana S2S s. SSSSSI sSSSays sRd 2 p
$ anu s.20p. m, and l2.0l night. =
For Brooklyn, n; ". A through trains com
Annex, - aferdipE direct transfer TO Fulton
street syolftng double ferriaEe and Journey
Express for Sea Gitt, Spring Lake, Ocean Beach.
Ocean Srpyes AsDpry FAEk and Long Branch,
e;Ssand Sc u-ooa. m. and AGO p. M, onsweek-
FRoM KENsINGToN Station FRONT AND
.t.1 NORRIS STREETS.
iAaPtesss pre- foE New Yorkt s,bS and q 70 .. m. on
= ~, 4 FROM MARKET, STREET WHARF. -
Express for New York. via Camden ana Trenton,
EsSrass m' aT sHd iP MI r on week snd
stations, s.9OA. IN, and 20 D. m. !
Tuckerton, g. a. m. and 6.2Op IN.
BELVIDERE DIVISION.
FROM BROAD STREET STATION.
pfy encfPs WatP qE ns
m. For scranton and Water Gap only, 4.5o
Eor Fleming gtoni a'sz Y m;, laOl and sop. n,
BIS and 0. 50 y. m; 3. 50 and Ss45 p. m. -
AND NORRIS STREETS. =
Daily, except Sunday-Express for Lambertydlle.
Easton, delaware Water GaD, scranton, bling.
hamton and Oswego. 7.40a. M, 12.ei. s.3S i. m.
r koE scranton and wsheT Gap only, 4s6 p. N.
Eor FieminE Eton, y !. 4. ;'ia.el and q s. p. N.
Trains arrive daily except Sunday IRFom
sleeping-car tickets can be had It Broad and
Chestnut streets, S3S Chestnut street, and Broad
Street station. ID ID - - =
The Union Transfer Company will call for and
check baggage nom hotplB aud residences. HmE
cSrds and fun informatlon can be Obtained AZ tnt
stations and at the following et' ~ =. =
| No. S3S Chestnut street. ga
| TrpUVr opr,oza, j 3. ". cor. Broad aud Cheatnua.
'-S VI iSAS' y o, 110 Market street. !"
| lNo.4 Cheiton ave. Ger1naut, IN.
CHARLES X. .PU0H, General Manager
| j. X. WOOD. General Passenger Agent.
The daily gazette., 1883-06-25
GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE.

DOUBLE IRA GK-STEEL RAILS.
SPLENDID SCENERY, ,MAGNTFICFNT
ECU UIPMENT,' NORT,HEeE CENTRAL RA Il
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-23
TX.

Neel muste ni6t ALIEN NIT Srau gGrs
top i6nsu ms 5teine sefommen, ionberr
audi raid ibre @siunebeit wieoer erbalten
babsn, benn i6on nG6itsn Mtorgsns belt lie
unter 9a6en unb S6ersen ibrsn ginsug in
Hserbrot unb ltellte ii6 Der Serbel unb
Der Srau fitel, iopie Dem iibrisen @es
iinbe ais .3immermdo9en Dor. Sooann
ities iie aud ms Sburmitiib6en binauf,
I'M 6atie 81 be9riBen.
"a bin i'd, iaste iie, unb boiie nun redt
LANCE biersubleiben: weni9itenS werbe i'd
10 fleiBis unb folsium iein, baB Sic MIDI
9erne bebalten. Mfit Dem beiten 8iuen
bate ids I'M solOenen 2Owen ni6t ldnser
ausgebalten.
SrGu Sdrtap wollte mid anfan9s ni6t
9eben laiien, neil lie feline neue Wfa9o babe.
pa fam aber 9iidli6erpeiie baS arme Weib
pisber, pel6eS i'd inn Stale i6lafen lieB.
slS Die b0rte, nm mas eS ii6 banbele, bot
ie ii6 aui Der Stelle an, iiir 9erinsen 9obn
an meinen Ylae III tretsn.
Hun fannit On 9eben, ia9te Die gdrs
tap; On iiebit, es iebIt mir ni6t an 9eu.
ten.
SD bants msinem Soft, baB i'd 10 i6nel
loStam unb madte mid auf ben @es biers
Der. Die arme Srau Fam mir na6 bis
Dor baS Thor unb CAB mir bieien Sriei
nit, ben i'd an Mpnbser Peaworm abseben
iolte.
ST is isbr arm? fraste Ratie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-23

Dem Nni6eine na6, ia, Iprab Neel,
benn lie lit gang abgeriien unb iiebt aus,
ais uenn ite ptel 6unser s~elitten bdtte.
Gum eri tenmal bate ie Elm Sinb Bel ii6;
es mar etpa swei Sabre alt unb JAP eben>
fails lsbr ~perbun9ert aus. sic iaste mir,
cine Srau IN Der 6aioe babe es gum Sieben
angenommen, iie wiiie nod ni9t, NO iie
bas @eIb bernebmen lolle, INN fiir oas Sino
81 sablen.
60 wirb bieies cine gitte nm Inter-
itiieuns iein, ipra6 6atie, inbem lie auf
ben Srtef Sei9te. SD perbe ibn 81 ben
anbern legen, Die wdbrenb Der Ibpelenbsit
uni eres Serru angefommen iinb.
Sic ging in iein Sabinet, leste ben
Srief an ben beitimmten Srt unb besab
ii6 iuieber 81 Neel, bic nod Man9erlst
pom Srau gdrtap unb Dem Rapitan gu be-
ri6ten bate.
gm foIgenben Gage begann Der SauSe
pue, elm 10 unerquifli6eS 9ei6dft, wie
fir einen beuti6en Sauspater fein sweites
geba6t werben fam. llno bier MAJ IS
I'M 10 i6limmer, neil &atie unter ben
S6iefern oes 0a6es ansufangen befabl,
bon NO es bann iucceiiipe bis III Die Seller
gewOlbe bitabgeben iolte.
Swei Gage bate Die @di6erst idon gee
wdbrt, bas 9anse S6IoB itano unter
@aier, aber Die 6oQdnber sdblen bas
@aier gu ibren @lementen, obi6on es
eisentli9 elm suiammenseiester &0rper lit.
Oaber nabm es audi in Neerbrof Hiemanb
libel, oaB bas sanse S9loBpe,l,nal BON
einem bartnafisen Sdnupfsn befauen
wurbe. Srau Gifel meinte iogar, per
nidt ein paarmal I'M Sabre ii6 bur9 unb
bur6 ertGlte, Der bebalte alien &rantbettss
itofi bel ii6, unb ,ulest miiiie es bann gu
einem semaltiamen 4usbui6e fommen.
Serbel bate III Solge hires glters unb ibrer
@ebre9li6teit ;uar semdBistere 9lnii9ten,
aber ite bate lieber le6s Wo9en an Der
9i6t barn~ieoer9elegen, ais Dap iie baS
boudnbii6e N~ationalgefibl bur6 Qautz
ma6uns bieier anii9t beleiOist batte.
Sei Der allsemsinen S6eusruns mar
man aud in bas feline Yripattabinet Sell
porms 9souunsen. Nesl faBte glass, mas
ii6 an Bapieri6nieeln porfanb, suiammen
unb itedte es in Sen Diem. 8atie, iorgz
lid in gusm, mas lie that, fiir6tete, oaS
Mdb6en, pel3es meoer lelen, nod i1reia
ben %fonnte, mo6te audi Yapiere ersriffen
buben, Die a~ufbeuabrt werpen miiBten,
nabm allsS wieber beraus, bei6aute iebes
e~inSelne S6nisel6en unb mari es erft
bann wisbsr in ben Sfsn, wsun fie ii6 uon
Der 8ertbloiisteit iiberseust bate.
@dbrenb bieier llnteriu9uns fano fs
audi einen 8apieritreifen, Der Oben abses
brannt mar unb wabri9einli6 gum @ns
Siinben Der Rfeife sebient bate. Sic
wpate ibn i3on weswerfen, ais iie bemert7
tie, SaB es Der 5tef zines Sriefes mar.
Sortiesung fOlst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-23
Ste
Aoni9im Der 9aioe.
6rsdbIun9 fIr oas Colt
DON -
Dilbelm berhenbah.
Gertieyung.)

sIs ibr bieie abideuli9en @erii6te gu
Sbren fdmen, fonnte iie ii9 anfanss eli
mes gddelns ni9t mebr ~entbalten, aber bic
ansit ersriH fie, wenn iie seba6te, wie
&einolb acknowledgements nm feline Sreis
belt gefommen mar. @ar es oenn nns
mSsli9, baB ibrer elm slei9eS S9idial
barrie? Sn Der Stabt par iiberbies ibres
Sleibens ni6t mebr Der HaubmOroer bate
bic @ertbpapiere geitoblen, bic MObel was
rem fir fleine S6ulben u~erfauft worben,
unb 10 par fait Die Stunbe gu bere9nen,
In psl6er iie ii6 mad 9lrbeit umieben
muBte. SieieS in ibrer gateritaot gu tbun,
oasu fonnte iie ii9 ni6t enti6lieBen. Grob
ibres sebro6enen SerSens beiaB ie nod
su pieI Stols, nm fir iauer erporbenes
Srot nit benz Singer auf ii6 ;eisen gu
laiien,
Sur, enti6loiien sins iie NIT Dem lesten
&eite ibres @eloes binpeg, UNI fir INNER
slbi6ieb pon Der 6eimatb gu nebmen. SIN
bieiem 3uitanbe begesneten mir ibr auf Der
@iienbabnitation Der fleinen Yrouinsials
itabt, MO fe ibre Rleiber uertaui6te; benn
6atbarina unb Satie limb cine unb oieielbe
Gerion.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-23

unb bieie 9iebe bauerte nod ungei6wG6t
fort, obi6on lie einem Serbreder gait. Der
nun i6on ieit brei Sabren i'm 3u9tbauie
iaB, unb, itatt uniterbli6e Meiiterperte ;u
i6afen, @oae ipinnen muBte. Sas berrs
li6ite &0ni9rei6 Der @elt mare ni6t foits
bar senu9 seweien ibr bieie 0iebe absus
%taufen. SIS CAB iibrigens nod einen llms
itanb, Der tie Dor bieier Seiratb i6iste:
Tie bate cine initinttmdBise slbneiguns GEE
gen ibrsu grobberrn, es wurbe ibr i9le9t
wsnn er in ibre gtdbe fam. S6On feline
Nnmeienbeit i'm S6loiie bGmpfte ibren
Sritt, ma6te ibren Ntbem ltofen unb per-
uria6te ibr cine llnbeDa9li6teit, Die ielbit
ni6t pbne Giitwifuns auf ben SSrper
blieb.
@enn lie alio iett, pdbrenb iie iiber bic
Wiele i6ritt, bieien @esenitanb I'M Still
len nit i6 iiberlegte, 10 bebarf bas ni6t
bic Srase: iol i6 ober ioll i'd ni6t? Nein,
bas Nidt itano feit, aber tie %uersesenpdrs
ti9te li6 lebbaft bic llnm69li6teit, mad
bieier ablebnun9 nod ldnser I'M S6ipNe
su bleiben.
Sic lab wobl elm, baB lie iobalb feline
Stelle finben perpe Die iie 10 rei9li6 ndbre,
pie Die auf Neerbrot; aber mas tonnte bas
belfen? ginmal muBte ie ia bod elm neues
llntertommen iu6en. Warum IS alio bis
nausi6ieben unS ii6 ben 3umutbunsen
Yellworms auSieeen?
Nls lie Die Bride errei6te, mar lie su
einem feiten Gnti6luile gefommen: Gbe
er suridtam, wolte lie 9teerbrot uerlaiien,
Niemano iolte erfabren, pobin lie Ii6 ges
wenoet. gn 9ellworm aber woQte lie einen
Srief snriidlaiien, worin lie iein anerbieten
ablebnte.
Sieier Gnti6luB bate i6on am Mors
gen buntel in ibrsr Seele g~sle9sn, uno
wubri6eili6 bate er aud basu bei9etragen,
baB lie Neel 10 i9nea annabm. sic wolte
ndmli6 Dor ibrer gbreiie nod cine allges
meine 0duspub pornebmen, onmit man ibr
ni9t uoriperien Tonne, ne babe bas S6loB
rein sefunoen unp i6mueig s~uriifselaiien.
gSir wiiisn ia, Dap in iol6en Oingen Die
6rauen uneri6iitterli6e @runbidse baben,
Die Niemano antalten bari.
@6re Der &apitGn sur Sanb 9epez
len, er wiirbs Die Niitli6li6tsit bieies
Gnti6luiieS burb Elm geiipiel aus Sitins
bien bepieien baben, obi6on man nirsencs
peniger putt, als bort.
i3ufrisben nit ii6 ielbit, l6ritt lie iibsr
Die Susbritte III bas S6lpB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-23
and Sob Siaings" ftimmt nit siu.
% en- H.S. II. Vluouii

u eppott, H.S. IT. NM9ut, 1850.
9iebe Sitttern = SD bin bier unb per-
iu6e aas m69li6e Seeluft, Die mir MIR in
bic 2unsen tommen wia, sinsuatbmem.
9duger ais elm Sabr babe i6 on elmer
wieceripdnitisen 0eber s%eIitten, unb 10 be-
pos man mid SOpfen:S ittern NIT BEN
Meers 0Iiiten gu uermii6en, unb Die Stne>
tur bat elm slOrrei6eS Heiultat 81 Stanbe
sebrudt. 9opfensS ittern baben mir wuus
oerupu 9ebOIfen, uno i'd fiir6te mid ni9t
Sies sraoaus gu iasen.
Der Sbrige, Obne aae S6merSen,
Sob SiIItngS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-23
Son Der fleiuen Grcelen,.

glS Der abseOronete @inStborit Dor ni6t
LANCER 3eit ieine aur in Gms bssanu, trat
ibm al einem tSitli6sn Worssn Elm Ses
fainter nit ben Worten e~ntsesen: vgrs
ceaenS brinsen ans portreffidss 8ettsr
mit!"
yeentrumswetterl" antwortete ldmuuz
selnb Der ultramontane 6iibrer, imbsm er
~persnist iiber bic Sriasnslaisr i9islte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-23

Srano Rapios, Wtib. nit Ssrirdt.
10) SOiepb 8apsmatsr, Siiaof bon RaibuiE, in Gsus
neise nit Fortrdt.
IL 81. Ssinri6 piutnsp GOrthrSp. sti6Oi con Sbsrs
Teton, Z. g., nit Sortrdt.
12) p. Seturtd yemts, O. S. b., nit Yerirdt.
49, Soieph SabrtsI @taper, Griineer uue Beiieer Der
Ytapsr' itsn tgl. poi sunitauitalt in Niuteu nit Rortrdt
uue 9bbilouRg Der autalt.
Ia Nus alter 3sit. Gin WahnwOrt an bic gItnn pen
Srans BON Sseburg.
15) .Su ioQit nidt ialide 3eusuib ssbsn". Gridhz
lung Don Srans BON Seeburg. Wit 8 Sauitrutioueu.
49, SER @irib". Sine @~rSdbluug pom Srani zen
Setbnrg; nit 10 SauitratiOusn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-23

III Ole eeuoieuihait Der Shpeiteru 6es Sriitsn Orr
otHs aus Sipe in @eftpbaleu. 9iit Abbilouneeu bss IN
inbethsS oipttals in Saiapette uue Ses Dlarien@S ~oipitaIs In
emporia, 6anias.
Is. Rloiterz uns @aiieubaus Der Sraniistansrinuen
BET Dubuque, Soma, nit A%beiIouug.
49, Ct. Soispbss6irts Tn Sinsinnati.
20) Sotaniide Stutieu. Suuitrirt .. u. Sbeldnber.
81 Soltsgeiunebsttslsbre BON Or. Z. u. Sailin9.
'Wiit q Silssrn.
30 Sine Sur ium lonssu ssbeu obns Ssls uns obne
9flhsu. Ben oemielbsn. gttt Bib.
2) Slsius Ssusapstbst. fir bic Suusnhtts. Ser
eemislbsn. pit Bib.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-23

y Gas .Salsnoariunl" in Rotbz uno SdparSorut nit
~ nsuen 8aufabrtsorteu uno oeren Seidreibuue, iowts
SariteIuneeu Der II Gudoerbiloer.
2 Naarid Cpieruus I'M 3smpeI gu ssniaIsn (SsoitD
nit Bib.
81 Gis sifs ben Srsis : RdtbisI : sahSisr usur Sabre
1881.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-01-12
SOCIAL SENSATION.


For the first time in the history of i'alli-
more a Sister of Charity has absolvcd herself
from thee ?ws Of the Catholic church and
taken a chance in the lottery of marriage.
The s,lemn ceremony that transformed a
demure Sister Of Charity into a blooming
bride was sulemuizcd AT the Roman Catholic
Cathtd DIAL on Sunday evening las, one of the
priests of tie parish, Rev. Father Dcvinc,
officiating. Tic case is an extraordinary
one. The bride was Miss Lizzie Mcdonald,
oil Baltimore, an the announcement Of her
wedding, which is only just made public has
created decided sensation in social and rcli-
gous circles. Inquiry at the Cathedral
indicated a desire on III" part of The clergy to
prevent any publicity in connection with the
nupra ceremony. Father Devine re-
fused to he interviewed On the subject. From
other sources, however, it was learned that
Mss Mcdonald entered III. sis'erllool when
only Is years Of ag", at which time she was
a very attractive y"unE lady. After a,s,im-
ing the vow She tnulht school with the sister
hood at Mobile, Milwaukee, Chicago, Mt
De Sales, Md. and other places she spent
altogether years ~ II devoted member of the
| order. About five Yeas ago She was attack
| cd with Il sudden aud severe Illness and, at
the request of her father, wa permitted to
| return home. At on time she wns supposed
to BE- dying condition, but finely recovered
and was about to suine her religious duties
when her father was taken seriously i'll.
She nursnd him tcnlcrly uutil his
recovery and then went to Washington
on social visit where she met Mr..
Moore A warm friendship sprung up be-
btwcen them immediately, and, after brief
sojurn at the capital, Miss Mcdonald returned
to Baltimore, and regular correspondence
was kept up + some time, ending in a pro
posa of marriage from Mr. Moore. Ar
engagements for tue marriage were quickly
made, and on Sunday evening last the once
demure Sister of Charit, Gust aside, tigur-
atively the s1mhrt robes that bound her il
the holy sistcrhocd, and, attire in the
brightest of worldly costumes and adorned
with II wreath OF orange blossoms, became a
joyous bride. There was no reception, ant
the happy couple entered the carriage ii
front of the archepiscopal residence ant
drove quickly to the nearest railway station
for bridal tour to New York and the East
Such Ind been the precaution taken to keel
the matter quiet that it only became know
through an accident
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-01-12
SHE CAUSE OF EDUCATION.
'rhc Recent Meeting at ShcIburn.

The educational meeting held here, recent
ly, under auspices Of our excellent State Su-
pern,endent, Justus Dutt drew fair au-
dlcncc, and proved matter of interest 10 all
who attended. Though our people are not
'cmonstrutlve nor enthusiastic, it appears
evident from occasional remarks since that
they obtained new ideas and an interest in
respect 10 schools tina, are going to stick.
The meeting opened Tuesday evening, by
an address an hour in length ny Superintcn-
dent Dart, on the common schools. some
additional remarks were made by Mr.. T..
Nash. The day following at nine O'Clock,
thu audience was thin, but increased all
through the day, The programme was us
follows:
/. Who Should be Interested in the Com
mon Schools, and Mr.. L. Nash responded to
this, as 10 the interest of the taxpayer.
Mr. Daftt spoke rs 10 the interest Of the
teacher, and DIR Narney, superintendent of
Charlotte, as 10 parents and guardians.
Governor Barsow continued the discussion
showing how the patriot and citizens gener.
ally should be Interested.
Dr. Fred II. Sloddard, who has recently
settled here, spoke OF the interest the ply ST.
elan should feel in the school and how he
should make his interest felt in the matter OF
the general hygiene Of the school.
9. How Shall we Teach Reading TIN,
SUI jet was presented in II paper of consider
able length by Miss X. + Lowrey, in which
all were greatly interested. Miss Low
rcy is at present teacher il
your city school, but we clam
her as one of eur people. for this was many
years her home, AID bcsldcs she taught +;
long time in our schools. In addition to her
paper Mr.. &. j. Alger followed with some
practical remarks and before he closed paid
"A pleasant tribute TO the Methodist church in
which the exercises were held.
| 3. The Work of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES thi.
topic II considerable interest was excited. Ii
was debated by State Superintendent Dart.
Supcrntendents Gregg, Vacney, Kimbil
and Wheeler and cx-Superintcndent Alger
A. First Steps in Geography-rhis wa
| illustrated by Il class of Young pupils i,
charge of Miss Martin, one of our wide
awake teachers. This exercise was one o
great interest to parents and our citizen,
generally, and VIC shall be disappointed if i
does no, lead to their frequent visits to on
schools hereafter.
3 The Study Of History in our schools
This subject was treated by Mr. Boardms
of Charlotte in an essay of great merit.
There were several teachers present from
South Burlington and from Charlotte au
the majority Of our teachers were present
though it was vacation time in our schools.