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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-02
~" 81. Sarter's GiIen=S Comic.

Die aufmerfiamfeit Der qeier wirb auf
bic an3sise Der Or. !Sarter Msbisiuii6en
@sieui6uft seIentt, bic in elmer anberem
Spalte erideint. Sas Yrdparat Or.
9arter's @iientonic, wirS pon allen 9ler,,
ten empfobIen unb entbdlt seraSe iene Gle,
msnte, Die 10 pi3tis iinb, UNI Dpspepfe,
aasemsine S4wd6e, Srauentrantbeiten,
gaanssI an aebensfraft unb bersl. aus benz
Spitem gu e~ntfernen. Die Gompasnie be.
i4ditist cine sroBe Menss Berionen unt
Der Sertauf bes Comic nimmt INNER mebr
gu. Ifan mag ionit sesen Yatentmebisi:
men elm SOrartbeiI baben, bod mare es ab.
iurO, Safielbe aui Oies Yrdparat a~us,uOeb:
men, bas aus @iien, GuIiiapa. &inOe uni
Pbospbaten Saiammenseiest 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-02
Yei Tarlep iel Oonneritao Qbenb let

ter ISOLDE i'm Sauie @attror bic Bstroleum.
pc nit ibrem @ebdnse beruntsr. Sic trai
b,im Stiir,en Elm &inb, bas Gel soB aus,
bic Sampe erpIoOirte unb oas %brennenoe
5luiOum ieste bic &lsiber bes &inbes ulb
bic Der S6weiter Der Sausfrau in granb.
SO.idwer warO oas SIeine burd bic Slam
men uerIstt, OuB es am ndditen Worsen
trot aller drStli6en 9iIfe itarb. Die per-
Iette Sdpeiter unO 6rau Gattron, bic bic
6lammen IOidte, buben aud pieIe i6mers,
li6e @unosn buuonsetrassn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-02
Mitnpod Worae1 brad Seuer in

Mittpod Morsen brad 6euer in benz
Soblenbaufen aus, weI6en bic Steam
SuppIp So. am 5uBe Der ssbnten StraBe
auf9ei6i9tet bat. Bie es i6sint, bate
bic &ObIe fid ieIbit snfsinOet, unb es nabm
Der 6~euerwebr seraume j3eit bis Der granb
sslOi9t mar, oa Der S9laud gum I'M
slid platte. Oas 5euer bate beinabe bic
S6uppen in Sranb seiebt unb bate bann
Der Ra6baridaft sefdbrIid psrben t0nnen.
SIS mare gut, uenn bas Bacterial on me-
niger sefdbrIi9em Srte beiorst piirbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-02

Infer @fapor erbieIt Dor Beibnudtsn
pom MapOr 9urriion pon Chicago einen
8raten, bibid beeorirt, ~suseianbt. Oas
Stid RinOfeiid 1T Don benz preisodien,
Don benz aud grdfibent artbur einsn 8eibs
na6tsbraten betam. Webrsrs WitsIieber
Der G~bieasO'er 9anbIisa buttsn ben Odien
setauft unO ais @si9ente bur6 Rapor
Sarriion pertbeiIen IaHen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-02
Wontag Aben6 (Beibnadten) eeidab

einem iunsen 0sutiden bus llnslid zines
ieiner geine ;u uerlieren. anbrsas ,Reper
mar bis babin Bei6eniteqer an Der Rins
~neapolis & Ranitoba Giisnbabn. gu
Spe6ts 6errp beities er sinsn G~iienbabns
Sus, uerIieb Oenielben bunn aus unbefannter
uria6e bel Peru, uns ais sr bier wieber
auiiteisen wOllte, entslitt linn Der SuB, er
hel uno Ia 8asen sinsen ibm iber oas
Sein, bas iis gu Srei sermalten. Ran
bradte ben armen Nann in Die Gabooie
unO in Gam Glmer's SOtsl an 9afs Strase
warb ibm bas %Seritidelte @Iieb absenom.
men. DAB bod bic 9eute nidt porii6tiaer
fnb, unb s3iss, bic bereits am OauonroIen
fnb, ni3t mebr beiteisen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-02
Nie nerlantet, bat Die Milmaufse & ct

Saul Giienbabn 10 cine slrt Civil Service
Reform unter ibrsn Seamten einsefiibrt.
Die 9onbuctsure eriter Glaiie befommen in
i3ufunft s75 @ebalt per Monut, itatt $40.
Die @eideniteller (Brakesmen) treten NIT
s45 per Monut in Oienit bic nd6ite Glaiie
erbalt $50 uno nad ie6s Monaten Ses
iddftisuns an Der Sabn iteist Der 0obn Su
$50 per Wonat. Oas lit lobenspertb unb
iidert Der @eieuidait quite, treue Seamts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-02
Sn Center Sownibip %besannen spei IA

idbrise Burden Streit matchmaker. &ebs
re, Der cine, Sos bas Guidenmefsr unb
ita6 ieinen @esner Ramens Sanien bamit
in bic &ippen, ibm cine siemlids Bunbe
bereiteno. Der gerIette 1T auBer @siabr.
BasEioa aus FOLDER Sussnb wsrbsn!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-02

9ietftag nabm bic YoIisei brei iunse
Suri6e feit, bic I'M Gusuit einem Manne
uuf ~Offsner StraBe llbr, @eIb unb ionitise
Bertbiu3en seitOblen. Sic buttcn ii6
felt Der i3eit uerborsen sebuIten unb paren
10 Der gerbultuns entsunsen, Sofientli6
trifit ite Die perSiente CITRATE.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-02
ct. 2ouis Warftbertmt.

Eer &ele9rapb) 1. Sanuar 1888.
8eisen-rotber, go. 2, 95s bis SO Gts.
Weli6forn-A bis Az Gts.
Safer-354 bis 80 Gts.
Shweiueheilh- $17.eO
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-02
Heue 4genten.

SoIsenbs Serrn baben bic @iite sebabt
bic glsentllr Der r@aSette" gu iibernebmen:
Sn @abpeton, .. &, 6err S. &ii6urO.
Sn Caledonia, Wtinn., g. 3enner al
SteQe bes Serrn %. Senner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-02
Chicago Warftbert6t.

Ger telegraph 4. Sanuar 1888.
8ei;en-No. 2, 935 bis CAT Gts.
Weli6forn-504 Sts.
Safer-2t Sts.
Sutter-24 bis 80 Gts.
@ier-27 Gts.
8bistp-$1.16 .
S6weine-$5.60 bis $40.
Rinbpieb-$5.10 bis $50.
Sdweinefeii d-$17.15 bis 1920.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-02

Ser Siener am lantern @ort, Der
yeoele" Sennet, bat nod INNER feline &us
Re. Nd9itens miro ct ben rMarisncuItus"
beaeifern. Qrmer Mann!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-02
MiI,paufee Warftbert&t.

(Yer Selesrapb) 1. Sanuar 1888.
90 eisen-9fo. 2, "a Gts.
Safer-354 Sts.
WeIi6forn-49f Gts.
&o9Sen-T Gts.
@erite-735 StS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-02

Gr=giapor 8nib iammeIt llnterfdriften
fir ben 8au oes elevators an a. StraBe.
@ie es i6eint, lit es bod Grnit ssmsint,
nit benz in ieiner Qrt neuen Ylan.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-02

Mdolas Sanien sepann tirSli4 bic fur
bas Baiienbaus Der 5runSistunerinnen
.ausseloOit e l1br. Oils man ibm bic nbr
p%raientirte, CAB er bieielbe NIT benz @uns
i6e 5urid, ouB iie Elm sueites MaI fir benz
ielben i3wed ausseipielt wiirbe. Sche'
mel jong!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-02

~ Die Sdarlad, Cardinal Rotb,
Wfatts8ol Simmelblau, SeebunbsS Braun
u. 9iamants 6arben baben uusse,ei6neten
Grfols. Aae anbersn Sarben 10 Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-02

SaB uniere Sabrifen ni6t ALIEN fir
ben 9eimbebari arbeiten, sebt baraus bers
por, buB |. B. bic ROueItp Sron 8orts
cine S9inoelmai6 dime mad Seras i9itten.
llno Die @oOper @asen, Die limb I'M sansen
Weiten bis oil bic &iite bes Stiuen Dee
ans befannt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-02
Netp.9orf @arftberi6t.

Wer Sele9rapb.) l.. Sanuar 1883.
8eisen-Nilpaufee, go. 3, $1.09s.
Safer-47 bis so Gts.
Welibforn-9em. 10. SO bis 81 Cts.
Q hweineheii h-$1S.3 80 bis 1887.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-02
Wtt SIS
fault man eiusn suu5en
I. I. Ofterr. 5 SroS. 186Oer Il. 100
Stddfs- osou0.

!. !. pittt. WY. lOOVti W. IVO
Stats 2sono.
Eisie Bombs EnO Don Der R,atsruna a~ardntirt uuS brlns
gen idbrlid 5 Bros. Sutereiier, Sablbdr balbidbrlt6.-
SiCbuuesu %itattfinosu, nobel 100 srebere Greigr uon
$4,000, 10000, 5000,
II. T.. 10. guIpsn ssScesn perOeu.
Sober 6itrr. 5 Bros. 1s60er 4. 100 Bomb. psIaeI tsiHef
Der sr6beren FREEZER s.wirut, mus nit %minesitens
100 @uloen b. ~.
sinssl6i puben, sa feline sIanfs sqOs,u psrOsH uHS
isoer Bomb einsu 1refer stptrnsn nub.
-0-
Die uadits 3isbuns 1T am
1. Tcbruar 1888.
Sober Bomb. padu . or OSu m 1. Sebruur 1888 bet
us NIT
$500
sstauit wtro, III Jum sauBtn y c 10 | n n uneiu bsrsdttst,
Der bel Der 3iCbuns am 1. Sebruar oaruui sutiaasH wtre.
~ Bel auitrdssu aus benz SnIanbs ssHlst bic
Sinienouns bon SIS
in rseiitrirtsu Srisisn. nm siusr ioIdsu Bomb, iboa Or bic
nddtc 3tebuus am I. Ssbruar q att Su erUerben.
Dtau aoreiNre wsssn antouis uou Bombs, Sir.ulartn
uuc ieoer ndbrcu Austunit, an bic
international Banking Co..
80 Srouopap, Rewsgcrt.
Gtablirt ieit 1874.
2. Bet gurussu uHO ORDERS MOLE mou Den Ramen
or -eursmbursu Ga;stis- r~wdbnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-02
Mrhited.

Sreb. Seer, Irditect unS Supsrintsns
bent. S6ulen uno Sir6en cine SpesiaIie
tot. a4te StraBe, Su. Soma u. Sian.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-02

Sic @ege i'm 2anoe iino prddtis gum
S6littenfabren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-02
8eiienoe 2tsenten
Ger Sttp @eber 4 Serr u. Seper.

Ser MISUNDERSTANDING iuegrr ssbsn
mir itatt Montas Na6mittas, Samlta9
Na6mittas CUR YrsEe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-02

Or 1T ba ! Or 1T oa !! Or lit ba -!
5aft bu i'm nod ni6t seieben, 10 sebe in
bic nd9ite apotbete unO boIe Dir sinen
9ambur9er 6amiIiensSaIenbe r
fir 1888.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-02
Ser neuerpablte 4uwalt. Ser

w "S""T"S ~FFFHF- $FWIVUHI VJVFF
S6ieISs, bat feline offi5iele Grnsmun9 be.
tommen. 0as Document 1T pom Sou,
perneur unO Grscutius Ratb Ses StaateS
untsr5eidnst. gr bat SIC, 900 Si6srbeit
ssftsIt unb Ieitsts ben amtseib.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-02
|. = 8Sdeutlide 8rieiliite.
gfo. t.

Sn pelhsr que 9rieie ~anseisiet iinb, welhe pom %. Del.
bis sum 30. DEG. in Der bietssn Gotoffiee ans.tommeu uno
nidt abesbolt porbeu iiue.
8enaburer qa;erius Meldore Eierre
Sarlio n Senrp 8 S6onebaum au9uit
Siftel Sobann Sbile Wartin
Srantfurt $ Werb SOenrp
seneel Srant Webber Utiii 8atie
@iintber 6 Weber Robert
Yaefel Soiepb 5ei9ler BS
Winses anbreas2
Wan perseHt niht.I peuu man nod Sriei.u aui bieisr Cite
frast, su b.merten, baB lie a ussSeist iinb, une BIZ. Sums
mer Der SrieHiiie ~on,usebeu.
@eorgc Crane, Yoitmeits.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-02

Ser GonntDidaBmeiiter ma6t befannt,
baB er bis gum 2. Sanuar 1883, a llbr
Na6mittass, ansebote en%tsesennimmt,
fir bic s65, 900 ars;usebenber County
Bombs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-02
Sano st p]crfaufen.

AZ G0I1O0 ader eutss 2aub, ilni Dteilen u6reli6 pcn
Der Staot Dubuau, seIsscu. btais Ju usrtauisn. Rdbres
tn Der Sifiet B.. SIattes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-02
@a&skr5m,
@adsitOde, @adsbiider II. |. 10.
Wholesale bel
WIblbamer & Sebrle,
Al 2aSalle StraBe, Chicago.
0ieOeriammlunaeu.

Bon Der Budbaueluns pou Diiblbausr & SsbrIe In 9hts
easo, Su., tam 81 ben b~sissiietsu prsiisu portofrcf bts
3ossu perou
GommersbudI fir ben bsuti6tu Stuetnteu. Sci. $1.15
7euttdIano, oas Fnseube. album pom sS4 9ieberu nit
Seeieituug ots Biauofortt. Deb .............. Sl75
6inf, TeuftaIiidr Sausi6as Der Dsuti6sn. Cine Souuts
lung pou lber 1000 Sieoern, NIT RIauterbeeIeituns.
Seo e SoVV
Saertei, Ssutidss sieoerIsri,Ou. wit SssIsituns. en
eteoersaIbum ,Ir Ndnuersgsiuus. (Rsus Sclss hes
&eeersb. Sieoertrduy.) Bortttur II. Sttum. Deb. 500
eteoer.slIbum tir gadnnrssans. BON 8. S6uanb,li.
Bart. une Sttmreu. Seb ................. S3Vo
@dnnerauartette pon Der DOMAIN. @ou Sol. Rers
uer. Yartiturz AuSeabs. Deb .............. SlOO
ctte:stlbum. sisbr II. Ssidnss fhr 4 Yadnneritin,m,s.
Dartttur II. Sttmmtu ............... 500
Reeensburstr eieosrfrans. gurtttur II. Stimm,n.
Veo'....' w.
Nad1tras Qartitur u. Stimmsn. Gsb ........ S12O
Sdneerbaue, Hsus 8essnsburscr ausgubG fhr
@duuerdorL. uub III. S0. Bart. II. SttnIritn;
Smssabt iar ssmti6ttn Gbor....".. $3.50
eorsIes. Gommluns ausssIU. RdnnsrdOrs. Ssb. Sl.S5
Saline, eisOerbud iir Olanncrd6rs. Purtitur Il. Sttus
eieOubu6 ihr ssmiiatsn GbOr, gortttur ane
Stimmsn. Seb SS15
Rsnner, Rsssnsbmssr Shore iir 8, . H.. l Ndrner: osr
SHabenittmmen. Och % u.s.
Ritii, Dos. Gin sisSerbua iir Rauuerseiuus. SrO. 500
SammInna ausespdbGter 9irber It. SeidHee
fir ssmii6teu Sbor. Ssrausseesben .. 6. Ses.
Sart. une Stimmeu. Seb ................ SI4o
SammIung au%ssewdhIter Weber II. Seiduat
ihr eemiidteu Sbor. Seraussessber D. Z. ..
0lolitor. Bart. II. Sttun'sn. Deb ........... $40
Sdnaerbaae Geutids. SuspabI ron Original GOrs
petitioner fir 4 itimm. Rdunsrseiane, seiammelt uro
berausssssbeu pom Srani Abt. III. Sane. 9ortttur
Steterun9er ........... .........,......'. Sz.fD
StiTmeu SAVV
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-02
Nene An5eigen II.
0ute Neuigfcit.

Die srost SanoparSeus. 9lS Ntsr. i'm iioItdeu 3bciI uou
Diolalem Gopnibip, Dubuque Co., bic BEN Allen 7 omleu
GState iu9ebori, pir6 ndhlten Sauuar uon c. Sisne uno
Sobn In ~btltsbisen Siid,n ucrfGuit. VS. III ieFr piCl sutes
dder une polJlaue babel uno fam biatgtr erporben pers
ben oils Sano Yrairie in Sotoio. Gs III nidt notbta in bic
5srns gu sebeu, UNI %Sdubrrtitu gu tGuitr, 10 LANCE man
iolde sCir9enbeit Su Sauie hnoet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-02
@IQer aeSuht !

Gin gutter IlIer fnbei ssitdnoiss Bsidditisuug. Gin
ltoi9er plarH wirb por93oeeu. Bsesn ndbsrsr Austunit
usnot man fd an bic Seeaciou oieits SIaitss.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-02
Colonial u. anbere Waaren,
9etrdnfe &c.

pteim,Hetuy *Sl.W|22.W
3iutmineral BLACK jack dry boone)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-02

lin bic neutrality-suspicious. ets ueritorbsusu 5abrtp
uou SaSd Sretn. Rice. 81 reselu, wsrot ib oas badltsinsre
eeidaitss. ionic has Bebnpaus Unit ben Biribidaitsets
cute Stauunssuu ne Shtuns), BITE friber
batutp b DRetu iunthotttn, perfauien.
I'm ndbut austsnit ptuot man I'D an Z. Jaberip In
Dubuque, Coma, ossr 8m. thomas. gupaItsr er Grbs
i&aftsmoNt In SaSe gr,tn. Rtse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-23
4 F4THER'S LOVE


! happened to be IN Greenfield, Mass one day
ing attached il iTawhg-rOou coach containing but
hTee individuals. Their" was dying woman am her
maid the third was kindly, but sad-taced CID nan.
The switched al side trsck, the bliiNs were
hed and the white face ~ the DIVING lay looked
frOn her coach uVUu the glOIiJ. valley the last.
Ihr December sun was wonderfully eprhtgikc. Mlsfs
upon the distant mountains, hu The nch AID fidU-
tpi valley was baihed IN soft and render light Never
a geutler winters lay never aiJ h,tian face
display greater terrestrial JOY than dG size Who
4" home again.
Tie story heard II AT the station was sal bur IN
tcrestpg. wealthy resideu' 4 the ncghhcvhol had
lovely daughter. size sought for ~ many, hut
young IochlnN3r Out OF the West ana carried
away the prize. lie took htr 10 his air In The ws "
New-MexiCO. After year she sickened and her cry
her old Newlngand home. Then, when the end was
near her father came, IL him the dyug utter
ed her y"anugstu breathe her last ald the OF
what is IT 10 Ia. hers mothtrsi The husband had
said II inpossibe the father declared her wish
should be gratlfed The doctor insisted there was
but week of life The telegraph wires
were put III motion 0Tawlngroom ear and an engine
were secured and wildcat train came dtshing madly
Ia the East ia order that weak wOmans desire might
be gratit"i Thousands OF dollars spent aud tho
tenderes exercised but all was repaid by the 10y
of that white face at the window.
To-day may lie dead for all know II IL be SO she
has died IN peace and fathers love has othei
daughters pathway TO the grave How given TO
sentmentauzmg in such matersl think OF her OF the
gcnte Nell Of Dlekensno sleep So beautiful and calm,
free from trace OF pain, fair u look upon "She
seemed creature fresh from the hand OF God and watt
ing Tor the breath OF life; not who had ltN Ell aud
suffered death"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-23

strained my ear to catch the only notes which.
would fall sweetly upon it. and sometimes fanced
could detect the rich, bell-like music of my darl-
ing's voice; but fancy it was, of course. and l
wished it to be So for It pleased me best to think Of
her as cold and silent and averting her beautiful
face from the eye-glass that might reckon, would
be, peering at her hard by, with o puppy's eye
behind it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-23

and let me know when ySSq S gwen h0r the
shall be eIsrI nav adj III do that" said he, clapping
me an the shoulder and laughing in my face and
Them taking look round, lie sald something 10 the
pilot and went below.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-23

Happy Thought Ambitious Wife of his
LoIdy Bosom: " / wish you'd 20 starring tour In
America, my love- take the choir you 1t would
be such success. There's choir touch ours you
know-and you're quite the handsomest OF the Enghsh
bishopsp-lPu nchs Almanac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-23

CHAPTER XXI-MR. MORECoMBE Is sEA-sicK
Had been n sailor just turned in after having
been twenty -four hours on deck, could not have
fallen asleep more quickly nor slept more soundly.
At what hour Mr.. Morecombe came to bed do not
know never heard him, though he was the iirst
thing remembered in the morning when awoke
and saw the autumn sunshine standing like wall
of silver against the thick glass of tho large scut-
tie or circular window. put my head over the side
of the bunk and saw him underneath. He was
wide awake, and instantly sang out, "lialloo!
Good -morning"
"GOod-morning" answered.
al say" cried he, can you tell me tho time! My
old turnip has stopped, and hang me-aw-if know
whether ought to got up or not"
looked at my watch that was in my waistcoat,
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1883-05-02
WISE WORDS.

He is richly endowed who is cheaply
diverted.
A contented spirit is the sweetness
of existence.
The most dangerous tiattery is the
Inferiority of those who surround us.
A great noise is often made by a
small stone; loudest talk is not always
the deepest.
Slumbsr not in the tent in your col
umns. The world is advancing, ad-
vance with it.
If we had no faults ourselves, we
should not take pleasure in observing
those of others.
Ignorance is one Of those infrmities
that are insensible; and though it be
ever so desperately sick, feels no pain
or want of health.
1t is against human nature to believe
any people will persist in wrong and
cruelty if they are permitted to enjoy
their natural rights.
We ought not to look back, unless it
is to derive useful lessons from past
errors and for the purpose of profting
by dear-bought experience.
Would you punish the spiteful-
show him you are above his malice.
The dart he throws at you will re-
bound and pierce his own heart.
Let the young girlseek to adorn her
beauty, if she be taught also to adorn
ner mind and heart, that she may have
wisdom to direct her love of ornament
in due moderation.
The pleasures of this world are de-
ceitful; they promise more than they
give. They trouble us in seeking
them, they do not satisfy us when pos
sessing them, and they make us despair
in losing them.
A good conscience is better than
two witnesses. 1t will consume your
grief as the sun dissolves ice. 1t is a
spring, when you are thirsty; staff,
when you are weary; screen, when
the sun burns you, and pillow in
death.
So certain is the crime of listening
to carry it's own punishment that
there is no pointed prohibition against
it; we are commanded not to commit
other sins, but this one draws down
its own correction, and woe be TO him
who infringes it
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1883-05-02

The statue of Roger Williams, in
statuary hall of the capitol at Wash
ington, writes a national capital cor
respondent, has lost the finger of its
right hand. 1t has been recently broken
off. Very few persons have noticed
the fracture. Supervising Architect
Clark is aware of the fact, but he pre-
serves discreet silence. A sculptor
in town has standing agreement to
mend everything that happens to the
statues. He makes good thing when
ever accidents occur. He was inspect
ing the counterfeit presentment of Will
liams, recently, and made a mental
note of the missing finger. Shortly af-
terward curious story was afiOat. It
related to the atfectionate regard which
an elderly lady, of odd habits, who
keeps curiosity stand in the corridor
has for the marble fingers of prominent
men. 1t is said that she goes into
statuary hall after Congress adiourns
for the night, and bows and scrapes to
them like pagan to his idols. Abra-
ham Lincoln has strong attraction
for her. She gets a stepladder, and
kisses his marble face with all the
ardor OF Juliet. AS a result of this
osculation, "Old Abe's" marble nose
and lips have grown black, and require
a dose of soda and sandpaper to re-
store them to their natural purity of
expression. OF late she has displayed
an exalted affection for Roger viii
liams. She has busted him in and out
Of season. In one of her busting
moods she struck the little finger re-
ferred to with the handle of the duster,
and knocked it off. This is said to be
the true explanation of the fact that
Williams now has only four fingers on
his right hand.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1883-05-02
HEALTH HINTS.

A little powdered resin sprinkled on
to cut will prevent Inflammation
put soft cloth around the finger and
wet it with water frequently.
Or. Foote's Health Monthly advises
people not to "act upon the sup
position that exhausting physical ex-
ercise is strengthening; it is debili-
tating."
In case of accidental wounds, if
an artery is cut, compress above the
wound; if a vein is cut, compress
below; for a burn, instantly apply a
solution of>the bicarbonate Of soda and
there will be no after soreness.
The council of public health, Paris,
after studying into the question Of di-
gestive powers of children, report that
cod liver oil and other such fatty
preparations are of disadvantage to
young children; that they impair the
digestive functions and, being Of no
use, are in the way.
One of the English country towns
which appears to have a death-rate
that is rather high is consoled by the
medical officer, who asserts that it
would estill higher were it not for the
smokiness of the town. The evils Of
a bad system of drainage. he thinks,
are offset largely by the smoke from
the factories, which acts as a deodor-
ivar
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1883-05-02
How Children Grow.

A table prepared by French savant
gives the following data ON the growth
of children: During the first year
after birth the growth in stature is
about seven and a half inches; from
two to three it is four to FIVE; from
three to four an inch and half; from
four to six, two and quarter inches
annually; from seven to eight, two
and half; from eight to twelve, two
inches; from twelve to thirteen, one
and eight-tenths; from thirteen to
fourteen, two and quarter; fifteen to
sixteen, two; sixteen to seventeen,
nearly two. After this, though growth
continues until twenty-one, and some
times for years after, its rate dimin-
ishes. Increase in strides shows weak
uess of constitution or imperfect
Iealth.