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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-09-22

a farmer says; Il read of giving
burnt corn to hogs for cholera, but did
not believeit After mine got sick and
two died, | tried it, and have not lost
one since. My brother tried it as
soon as hogs got sick, and he did not
lose one"
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-09-22

make Shedans Condition Powders Dose easpn-
by mail for letter. stamps l. s. JOHNSON Co., BOSTON, MASS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-30
uxe TT 6urst(6es $.
Sereiniste Staaten.

am II. Sanuar fanb Die boppelte
So6;sit Der Srautleute Ssinri6 Sre6t
unb anna Bstei6, gbuarb Snpber uno
gutropia Sre9t in Der ct. Soiepb'ssSir9e
~ Chicago itatt. Der bo6mirpi9e Yrior,
Sater Suitbert, mieierte bic b.. MslIe unb
gum S6luile belt er ibnen cine iebr i66ns
Breoist Dor. Die grautleute weroen ibre
;~utiinftiss Ssimatb in Gsoar &apiSs, Sa.,
aufi6lagen.
Serbeiratbet: Surb ben bo6p.
Ssrrn Samm in ct. Hicolaus: Seinri6
Srier nit Mtaria Settles.
Surd ben bo6w. Serrn 9eitner in BEL
GUM, Sobn Mtueller, Sr., nit Satbarina
WtauS.
gu g pringbroof, Safion County,
Soma, warb leete @O6e George Wos nit
Sliiabetb Sint9en ebelib getraut. Slid,
Seil uno Sesen alien ben Baaren!
Sbsrifi Spsbn Don Ssautse 60,
gSise., ernannte 6rant Seles BON 9ort
Waibington ,u ieiuem Inter Sberifi uno
traf oamit cine quite Wabl. SeIss war
friber i6on ielblt SberifL wenn mir ni6t
irren.
Infer alte Sriegstamerab in
6rieoensSeit, Serr .. 6. Chilly Don Sim
%cinnati, Der gerile einen 9uten Sur
ma6t ulo aud peritebt, bat ben iocialiltis
iden glsitator Moit, ben v6sri6tsntilsr"
go. H., nidt libel aufse;osen. Gr bot
benz blutpiiritissn Wtoit Die Sbeilbabers
i6ait an ieiner Wirtbldaft on. 9Sir mol
len na6 edit iocialiitii6er Metbope msin
@ei6dft II. ben Profit tbeilen, iagte Chilly,
MIR cine Seoinsung baben sic su eriilen.
Sic miiiien tdglib islber in Der Wirtbi6ait
ben @diten ii6 ,eigen. Sieies practii6e
Sbeilunssansebot i6lus Serr Wtoit aus,
er iaste, er lei, elmer 9inlabung iolsenp,
gum Seiu6e nad Nmerita gstommsn, er
miiiie suriit gu ieinen geiinmlnsssenoien
in Gn9lano. 9r ia9te wortli6: wsnn
man mir absr Die Gbre ~erpeiit, uno MIDI.
ans europa binauSi6meiit, baum mill i'd
wieper fommen. SD iebe ,lpar, Sic iinb
ni6t meiner qnii6t, absr Sic iino benno6
Elm rselunsener" 0tunn.
am IA. bieies Monats peri6ieb
~ Saplbeeoab, Sono Oh Vac, 90, Wtsc.,
Setter Mausr, uerieben nit ben Sterbsias
framsnten, I'M Sauis ieines Sbsim's
Charles Chill, no er ieit ldnssrsr i3sit leis
bend mar. Otauer wuroe III Dagen, Gans
ton Sappeltsn, 1855 gebOren, treuste fiinfs
nal ben Ocean, bod tonnte tein BALKAN
leiu Ser, beilen, uno 10 baubte er iein jun
ses 9eben in Die 9dnOe ieines S9Spfers
aus. r. /. p.
SaS Solgenbs sntnsbmsn mir Der
Sort &aibinston 3eihmg": Su @aus
BETA, @isc., lit AM 8. B. Sr. Sobn u.
YonSlp i'm alter uon II Sabren 9eitorben.
Der 0abingeidieosne mar in ~guremburs
(Srt ni6t ndber mgeseben .-&epaftion Der
@asette.) 9eboren, tam nit ben eriten ans
iieolsm na6 bielem Gountp, no er ii6
purd 6leiB uno Spariumteit Elm aniebnli.
DIES SermOgen erwGrb. Gr war ein bras
per unp gea6teter Maun. II. I. p.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-30
St6ceie Qeapenwortb.

Giirslid wurbe gu ~9eapenmortb, &anias,
bas nele CUR Gatbebrale geb6renbe S1ul:
baus pom bodm'iten 8ii6of Stint einse'
msibt. 0as breiitStise @ebdube entbalt
cine srOBe 5alle, 8 Sdul3immer unb toite,
81,
OiOeeie SprinsfieIb.
3u Streator, 3d., lit am 81. Sanuar
bic oeuti6e tatbolii9e Stride absebrannt.
Die Stride wurbe erit DOR &urssm sebaut
Der S9aoen belduft ii9 auf $4,000.
2tuSIano.
.Sn ei1enl an ben Gr3biidof MtGabe in
Srlanb 9eridteten un6 allen tatbolil9en
Sii9Ofen in Srlano abi6riftli9 mitsetbeiI.
ten S9rsiben bsslidpiini6t Der Yapif bic
Bii9ofe gu ibrem eiirisen 8emiiben, bas
0anb gu berubisen unb bas Bolt in bieiem
Gimme gu leiten. gr bebauert, baB i9limme
9eieui4aften nod ni9t aufseb6rt baben,
in bas 8erbre9en ibr Ysrtrauen gu iesen,
oaB iie pieImebr na9 Mitteln sur abbilie
ibrer Sei9meroen iu6en, wel6e sur gers
ni6tuns lnoersoenteno fibren. Dem Solte
miille feIt e~ingeprdst werotn, bic rationale
Sa6e BON ben Sbdten iol6er ru6loier @es
ieai6aften pOais gu trennsn. Der Bapit
rGtb an, oaB nur Iol6en 8siitli6en, MEL
den bic Sii6Oie unbei9rdntt s%utrausn, baB
lie I'M Stanoe ieien cine aufserssts Sers
iammluns Sl ~Ieiten, Der Seiu9 uon Ofisnts
Ii9en Seriammlunsen ssitattst iein iou.
Wenn bic 8eiitlidfeit ii9 in bisier 8eiie
81 Wd6tern Der 6ffentli6en Si6erbeit unb
gu Sertbeioissrn oes @smsinpoblss made,
peroe lie Dem 9anoe in beiIen 9esenmdrtis
gen friebIoien 3uitanoe uon sroBsm Nusen
Iein.
Sn Efnllmoorf in Saben bat Der .aIts
tatbolit" s. Neitle, Der ais FOLDER uno als
Siberaler bisber cine sroBe &ols geipielt,
isst elm Santer0ttdsn gu roc, 900 Mart
gema6t. Seine @ldubiser, meiit wenis
bemittelte 9euts, bic pom Der i6winbelbafs
ten 8ei9dftsfibruns bss Nsitls feline Obj
muns batten, betOmmen ieds Yrosent ibrss
@utbabens. vG%lttatbolitsn" unb vQibe>
rale" uerbeden bieis feline S9wd9e ibres
Mitbrloers natiirli9 nit Dem biditsn
Mantel y9riitli9er 9iebs".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-30

benz Staatsratb iasen, wie ld9erli9 feline
Sebauptuns lit, man wole bur9 bic Wtis
nenlteuer bic GiienzS nouftrie gu @runb
ri4ten.
Befort. 4m Nbenb bes 4. Sanuar
e%ntitano in benz nit Strob beba9ten @obns
bauie bes Haseli9misoes unb 5anbelsmans
mes 9eors 8olfi, eine Seuersbrunit, wsI9s
oieielbe iowie ,uei baranitoBenbe S9eunen
bes Nderers Sobann @elter unb Sduiters
Sobann Watbias Weperi9, bis auf's nadte
Wauerwert Serft0rte. 9tur our9 Oas mat
tere Ginsreifen u~nierer Seuerpebr selans
IS, mad anseitrensteu uielen Miben, bic
anliesenben Wobnbduier Dor benz perbees
renoen Glemente gu retten unb bas Ssuer
auf ieinen Sesrb gu bei9rdnfen. Der pers
uriadte S6aben bes 6rn. Wolff belduft
ltd auf unsefdbr 1900 ST., Der bes Welter
auf 1900 6r unb Der bes Weperi6 auf
400 Sr. Die 8 gbsebranntsn iinb uerii6ert.
Die GntItebnnssuria3en iinb, wie sewObns
lid, unbefannt.
Giuilitanb Ser Stabt Oistird. f.
Seiratben.-2O. Oss.: Setter Sets
ties, Bidder, unb 2eonie 6orset; 90: Mas
tbias 8Oblfabrt, Waurer, unO gliiabetba
Wti6els.
SterbefdIIe. -3. Oe3.: Wasener
Wtarie, so Sabre alt, @befrau D. Ricolas
Salerius; H.: Silser Martin, 55 Sable
alt, 9drtner; l6.: Steinmes Barbara,
alt "a a., @ittue .. Ssinri6 &Isin 4; 49,:
be @aba Gicolas, So s. alt, Beniionirter;
80: Sapus Bbilipp, alt 80 g., 6aufs
mann; Sannerus Gbeobor, alt II Sabre,
S%aslobner; "a: Serueart SSba, alt IS
Sabre, Rranteni6weiter.
9iutIftanb Der Stabt @repenz
ma9er.
5etrdtben.-1O. Rop. Setter Serz
Sos, 8lafonirer, nit gliiabetba Selten,
obne Stanb, beibe aus @repenmader; 81:
Matbias eeopoIb Soiepb Oioier, @ommis
in Der 9oitbirettion, wobnbaft sn 2urems
burg, nit Gliiabetba Seis obne Stanb aus
@reuenma6er.
SterbefdIIe.-9 Nop.: Watbias
S9ulter, 19 Sabre alt, @Grmer. 49,:
Sobann Serens, senannt Setter, 81 Sabre
alt, Steinbauer; go: Waria glnna ges
rens, 80 Sabre aft, Gbsfrau anton Ger
3os; 9. Deg: Nanetts @alobiuis, so s.
alt, Gbsfrau Satob 8sner; H.: Marsaz
retba 6eins, rs s. alt, gbefrau Nicolas
Qetbal,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-30
saar, Moiel, Gifel uuo Sunsriid.

Oes Sobn bes Germ &ebm, friiber
Gisentbimer Der Seuser s3uterfabrif, be-
CAB ii9 in Segleitung zines 2lrbeiters BEL
Yasnp CUR Wtoislj gum 6ii6sn. Oils beibe
IN einem SABINE eabinfubreu, erbob ii6 elm
Stlrm, wel6er ben Sabn uml6lug, unp
belize Sniaiien in ben SluB i6leuoerte. OBJ
wobl Der iunse Serr Gebm oes S9wims
mems tunoig mar, puroe er benno6 iopie
iein Sesleiter gum Spfer bes empOrten
Clements. Die 2ei6en bat man bis ieet
nod ni9t auffinben fOnnen.
Sn Ms 3 muBte Ssmanb mittsIit gtas
den begraben peroen. DEM ais man am
&ir6bofe antam, mar Elm Sbeil ossielben
iiberi6wemmt I'M su Dem @,a5e gu gsz
lansen mnbte man Die 9si6s IN einen Sabn
nebmen. 1914 lag Semanb IT, Dem logon.
rotben Sauie bel Neunis al Der &emi6er
Bride CUR 9ei9e. lin ben SerItorbesen
III bseroisen, muBts man Die 9ei9e CUR
0a6lufe bsrausnebmen uno per Sabn
forti6aifen, oa oas Saus 10 tief I'M Wais
ier itano.
Sn MettIa6 lit i'm Sasorepier oss
@ebetmratbs Slo6 cine itarte @olfin ges
i6olien uoroen. IS paren peren prei I'M
Sreiben, Die pie in iebsm &inter aus ben
Sogeien in Die Giiel getommeu iiuo.
&aiierin Iusuta bat gum Ses
item Der lleberi6wemmten Der Sororte
Sriers, nGmli6 Maar, ct. Barbara unb
Surlaubsn 200 10. sei6sntt.
SnSrier fuiipite cine Sauersfrau 4
Mart 10 Big, pel6e lie pom gier uno
Butter erlOit, in ibr Sai6entud. Sin
@auner nabm ibr bas Gelp aus Der Gods
tai6e, obne eupii6t Su weroen.
gu Sbolep bat Elm 7lidbriser Mann
10 uiel Saielniiiie %9eiammelt uno NIT ben
ei9nen 3Gbnen setnaft, OaB er, wie man
iagt, IL 9iter Del aus ben 6erren prellen
laiieu fonnte.
Der oisSidbriss @eiiuoes
martt, wel6er einem alien Sertommen
semdB am StspbanSta9e auf Dem Sreirer
Somplae absebalten wirb, bate beute ets
wa 4 = 500 Yerionm suiummensefiibrt.
Oas @ei6ait mar lebr lebbait.
Sn Sirens (Sorort Srier) bat ii6
cine groBe 3abl Srunobelieer fir Den GUT
terriibenbau enti6lollen uno cine bieSbeSii9s
li6e Siierte Der Suderiabrit in Wtsri6
Curb ansenommen, Sn Siirens wobs
men iebr piele mt rnebmenoe intelligence
9anpwirtbe.
Ole Giienbabn sOirettion IN
8GIn 1T beauitrast worOen nit Der @nfers
tiguns pom Sorarbeiteu iir ben Sau BON
SsfunpGrbabnsu suii6en Srier unp Ser
msStsil iopie Spii6n S~rebenbeim unb
Simmern. SIM Sntereie pes So6walbes
uno beS SunSridens mare ss gu wiini9en,
baB bieie Yorarbeitsn bei9leunist uno Der
Bau bisier Setunpdrbabnen rs9t balo IN
@nsriii senommen wlrpe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-30
! embnr8er Gazette.

ieaidaften in Nem Yort nit ben Sra6t>
uerlabern nm bic SObe bes Qobnes in Strsit
lasen, entitanb bstanntli9 cine sroB.
vSra6tblOtabe", B. +. bic Sradtsiiter bduf.
ten iid'in ben SabnbSfen 10 auf, baB BON
elmer 8~eselmdBisteit in per gerienbuns gar
feline Gebe mar. @uf 9eranlaiIung elmer
In;abl BON Raufleuten ma6te Der Staatss
anwalt cine &lase sesen bic G%iisnbabnses
ieai6aften a~nbdnsis, UNI ie in iber Gissns
I9aft als common carriers" sur Grfils
lung ibrer Sbliesenbeiten, Der YefOroeruns
BON 5ra9tsiitern, a~nsubalten unb fir bic
0i9terfiauns in Strafe gu nsbmen. Die
Rlage wuroe in eriter Snitan3 abgepieisn.
Der @eneralanpalt appeQirte unb bic ySus
preme Court" bes Staatss Hemgort bat nun
bas erite llrtbeil umseitoBsn. SSn ben Gnts
i4eiounsssrinben beiBt es: Giienbabnen
ieien Oientlide 9ertsbrspsse; ais iolde
ieien lie sebaIten, Baiiasiere unb 5ra6t
sesen 3abluns Der @ebibren gu befOroeun /;
bic Weiseruns Der Sra9tarbeiter gu ben ans
sebotenen niebrisen 9obnidten gu arbeitsn,
Tonne bic Giisnbabnen BON oieier Yfidt
niht e%ntbinoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-30
Der Oberaufieber Der 6IiatIins., SER
sSaprower, ibm bebeutete, er babe am n6h.

Der Oberaufieber Der 6ll6ttinse, Ser,
Sawrower, ibm bebeutete, er babe am nad.
iten Gage bic Sniel 3u perlaGen. 4Is am
Sonntas 8ormittas bas Silfscomite aui
Warb's Sslanb in Sisuns mar, tobte gor.
tidi por Der 1bir bes Sisunss,immers unb
brans i9liebli9 in bieies elm, mOrauf er
in Der unuerfroreniten @eiie bic 500,
wel4e man ibm psripro9en babe, forberte.
Inf gefebl bes Ob%eraufiebers forb.rte Der
Iufieber BreuBmann ben Witbenben auf
ii9 gu entfernen. 0ortidi la6te benz
Wann ms @eii9t unb als BreuBmann
benz 8efeble Na9brud seben mollte, sriii
ibn Bortidi tbdtlid III. gtma $50 iibis
i9e Mdnner, 6rauen unS Rinber eilten
benz Sli9tlins gu 5ilfe unb erfldrten benz
Gomite, baB Niemano bas Re9t babe, Yors
tidi bon Der Sniel gu entfernen. Inter bie>
fen llmitdnoen iab iid bas Gomite sen0s
tbist, on ben Yoli,ei9sf in Nem gort gu
telesrapbiren, wel6er iofort mebrere Bolis
Siiten nad Warb's Sslanb ididte. Ginise
Wfinuten lang batten bic Yolisiiten mad
ibrer @nfunft baielbit einen idmeren Stanb,
bod wi9en bic Nufuibrer i6liebli6 Dor
ben &niippeln Der glaurOde suriid. gors
ttdi marb bann perbaftet unb IN zines Der
New Dorfer Staatsbduier sebra6t, mo er
eingelperrt muroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-30
9as YaiTomsipiel edmslih
0erboteu.

Die Gsriu6e in New gort oas 8aiiions.
ipiel aufSufibren limb sdnSli6 %uerunsIiidt.
Na6oem bic GrlaubniB ba,u i6on pom
Wapor @race (oer befanntli6 elm &atbolit
ilt) uerpeisert woroen mar, that iein Na6:
foIser (ein Broteitant) basislbs. Sober
gutter Gbriit miro pieies Serfabren sutbeii.
len; benn Die Multiplying bes Baiiions.
ipiels fir @elo unb i6nOben &ubm Dor
elmer semii9ten auoien; BON @ldubiseu
rno llngldubisen mare cine Serunebruns
Der erbabeniten driitliden @ebsimniiis.
Salmi MOrie tann alio ieiner gaiiions.
truppe, Die ieet in Wabrbeit cine 0eioenss
truppe lit, ben abidieo seben. Gs lit be-
mertenswertb, baB oieier Morie, wel6er Die
Ginfibruns bes YaiiiOnsipieles III amerita
i6on lett Sabren anitrebte, elm ~setuuiter
sSuoe lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-30
0rObber5ostbum.

9ienieperldnoi6 den Sldttsr
meloen, 6Onig uno SOnigin beabii6tiSen,
i'm Wtai |. $. abermalS cine Gsiie na6
England Su unternebmen.
Aus Srie Ell wiro Der 600 OsS Sru.
u. @epler, SberitIisutenant I'M @enies
corps, I'M alter pon "a Sabren, gemeloet.
Oerielbe mar Der Sobn oeS Generals @eps
Ter, zines seborenen Sietir6ers, Der nod
man3en %unierer Mitblrser in lieber Grins
nerlns seblieben 1T.
Die Oietir6er babsn baS @unb,
waiier ibon felt 5 Monatsn inn Seller. Die
Stapt 1T nidt brainirt unb ni5t caualiiirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-30
Sel8it6 ~&urembur8.

gu @rano Menil fanb man int
8aIoe ben 9eidnabm zines gu Gbene-al-
Eierre w%obnenoen Mannss. Man ipeiB
nidt, Oh elm Morb ODER elm Selbitmoro
porliest.
Serr o. Gourtop Sbisrars iir
Die Gantone Souffali;e unb Sielialm lit
mad Marde ueriett worpen.
Ger Serr Oe9aut pom 8eaiu lit
gum Gbren Somberrn an Der 9atbeorale
in eocetto (Stalien) srnannt woroen. Oas
1T cine sroBe Gbre. Der Se9ant bat bas
&e6t oas ~piolette Sleio gu tra9en ben Sirs
tenitab uno ben bii6Ofi3en Stanb gu
fibren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-30

nidt einmal einen 8oruurf MAIDEN, benn
mir miHien ibr suseiteben, baB Der grfols
Der Bartei, benin itrensen 5eitbalten an be-
mofratii9en @runoidsen, ourdaus ni9t ses
iidert mare. 9oratio Sepmour bat sur
i3eit, ais CT nod cine beruorrasenbe 8ole
I'M OfentIiden 9eben ipieIte, iene Grfabs
runs ieIbit sema9t, uno baB es IN bieier
8e5iebuns better ssworSen mare, mag er
wobI slauben, fam es uns aber ni4t be-
weiien. or. y. St3.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-30

Wi6ti8e 8eri6tli6e Gnti6ets
oun8.
@dbreno lestss Sabr bic g~iienbabnse
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-30

lSartiorb, pel6e i6on 5000, 900 setoitst.
Srobt einsuitirSen. Die Mauern baben
ii6 ssientt uub seisen iid ibon sroBe 8ils.
Sa6ueritanoise iiirdten, OaB oas @ebduoe
gang nieperseriien uno uon Neuem auises
baut wsrbsn muB. Sol6e 6ebler iino ben
vWeiitern" i'm bummsn Mittslalter ni6t
paliirt; oas fann nur in ben Staatsn Der
Superintsaisen, sei4sben.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-25

The Mammoth Cave is in Edmondsor
county, near Green river, about seventy,
five miles from Louisville It's entrance
Is reached by passing down wild, rocky
ravine through dense forest. The cave
extends some nine miles. To visit the
portions already traversed, IL is said, re-
quires $50 TO 200 miles Of travel. The
cave contains a succession of wonderful
avenues. chambers, domos, abysses,
srottoes, lakes, rivers, cataracts and
other marvels, which are too well Known
to need more than reference. One
chamber-the Starts about 500 feet
long, seventy feet wide, seventy feet
high. the ceiling of which is composed
Of black gypsum, and is studded with
innumerable white points, that by a dim
light resemble stars, hence the name Of
the chamber. There are avenues one
and a half and even two miles in length,
some Of which are incrusted with bean
tiful formations, and present the appear
ance Of enchanted palace halls. There
is natural tunnel about thrce-quarters
OF mile long, 100 feet wide. covered
with a ceiling OF smooth rock forty.hve
feet high. There is chamber having
an area of from four to five acres. and
there are domes 200 and 800 feet high.
Echo river is some three-fourths of a
mile in length, 200 feet in width at some
points, and from ten to thirty in depth.
and runs beneath an arched ceiling Of
smooth rock about fifteen feet high:
while the Styx, another river, is $50 feet
long, from fifteen TO forty feet wide, and
from thirty to forty feet deep, and is
spanned by q natural bridge. Lake
Lethe has about the same length and
width as the River Styx. varies in depth
from three to forty feet, lies beneath q
ceiling some ninety feet above its sur
face, and sometimes rises to a height Of
sixty feet There is also Dead sea,
quite somber body OF water. There
are several interesting caves in the
one three miles long, aud
three each about mile in length.
Wyandotte Cave. In Jennings town.
.hip, Crawford county, Ind, near the
Ohio river, is rival of the great Nam
moth Cave in grandeur and extent. Ex-
plorations have been made for many
miles. 1t excels the Mammoth Cave in
the number and variety Of its stalagmites
md stalactites, and in the size of several
II its chambers. One Of these chambers
$ $50 feet in length, 245 feet in height,
md contains hill 175 feet high, on
which are three fine stalagmites. EPSON
'alts, inter and alum have been OBJ
aimed from the earth Of the cave. -CAi-
ago Inter Cce----.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-25
rHE USE or Wealth..

There are thousands Of rich men who
are not skinhints, who have the reputa-
ton OF being 50, because they have new
er been known to have done any special
good with their money. A man who is
worth $50. 700 can do more TO make him.
self loved and respected by all with
whom he comes in contact by the judi
cious expenditure Of $1,000 in charity
than by giving tho whole $50. 900 after
he is dead. II seems as though it would
be mighty small consolation ~ a million
aire 10 leave money 10 some charitable
purpose after death, and be so eoniound-
cd dead that lac couldn't see the smiles
Of happiness that his generosity had
created
Suppose q millionaire who has never
had kind word said Of him except by
isEnings hypocrites, who hope 10 get
some q his money, should lay out a
beautiful park, worth $1,000, 900. and
throw it lopen free b. all. with walks,
drives. lakes, shade and everything.
Don't you suppose, IL he took drive
through il himself and saw thousands OF
people having good time, and al Look
ing their love and respect for him, that
his heart would DO warmed up and that
his days would be leagthened1 wouldA't
every look Of thanks DO worth al .0)J Ia
the man who had 80 much money lLat Il
made him round-shqulderedG Mou d.'t
no have more pleasure than lac would M
cutting OIL coupons with lawn Ro~er :
-I'eck's MiiVaakee Sum
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rsFlSry rooD IN FRANCE.

The French Commissioners on the
Hygiene Of Infancy. in awarding the
prize in competition Of essayists. re-
port that the conclusion generally Ar
rived at leads to. the following recon-
mendations: Nochild should BE- reared
on artificial food when the mother can
suckle IL, but such food is preferable TO
placing the child with a wet nurse, poor
" remunerated and living at her own
home. For successfully bringing up an
infant by hand, the best milk is that Of
q COW which has recently calved, or sim
ilArly that q goat, 10 which should DO
added, during the first week, half pint
Of water, and subsequently fourth or
less, according TO the digestive powers
Of the child Glass or earthenware
alone should be used-'n vulcanized
india-rubber mouthpieces or vessels con.
tanning lead ought 10 DO used
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BUILDING STONES.

DIR. Cutting, State Geologist Of Yer
mont. has made unique series Of tests
Of building stones, with reference TO
their fire-resisting qualities. He de-
clares that no known natural stone de-
serves the name hreproof Oonglomer-
ates and states have "no capability" of
withstanding heat; granite is injured
beyond cheap or easy repair by even SO
mild heat as that which melts lead T;
sandstones, including the variety called
brown stone, are better, and limestones
and marbles are perhaps the best in this
respect But even they are injured by
a continuous heat Of 900 degrees, and at
1900 are changed into quicklime.
Therefore, il would seem that no stone
buildings are fireproof, and some Of
them. DIR. Cutting even says, are as
much damaged by fire as wooden struct-
ures are. Brick, ON the contrary, Is
usually uniniured, and is often rather
improved by heat until it is melted.
But as most brick buildings are trimmed
with iron or stone, the damage is often
considerable. even When the walls stand.
To avoid this. DIR. Cutting recommends
soapstone trimmings. which are open
only 10 the objection Of expense. But
although brick stands heat 50 well. il Il
Objectionable. because It's power 10 TO
sist pressure from dampness or frost
without crumbling Is less than that Of
stone. Nevertheless. as brick is. in
fact. only kind Of artificial stone. the
search for an ideal building material Il
not hopeless. but ID must be prosecuted
rather by the maker than by the quar-.
rier Of stone.
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For half q century India has been ali.
sorbing silver as a sponge docs water.
When that country was in prosperous
condition the absorption amounted 10
some forty millions year for a consid-
cradle time. Since the end Of our late
war the production Of American cotton
has been equal 10 the wants Of English
spinners. The price Of Indian cotton
surah IL the commercial name for it,
has fallen so low as 10 make the cultiva-
ton Improbable, and India has met
with losses till the country is now on
the verge Of bankruptcy. This condition
Of the greatest silver-consuming nation
in the world has checked TO large de-
gree the demands Of more prosperous
times Still, hard as the condition Of
India is, there is q large importation Of
silver every year; and very little ever
comes back again TO Western nations.
Once in India it is lost sight of--disap-
pears at least from commerce. In 1872
80 the net imports of silver into India
were $50, $4,000. Strange to say, the
coinage of silver by the Indian mint for
the same time was SOL, $50, 900; and this
excess Of coinage over imports extends
over several years. The reason given
for this is that ornaments are parted
with constantly to supply pressing
wants. Every respectable Hindoo's
wife and daughters are equipped with
quantity of silver iewelry and ornaments
according to their means. In popula-
ton of 100, COO, 600, with an excess Of
females, this requires vast stock Of sill
yer to decorate dusky beauty. Hard
times force these Hindoo women to sell
their silver iewelry for the time being,
and it is coined up into rupees. With
return of better times all this iewelry
will be replaced with new, because the
taste for the strong contrast between the
whitest OF metals for ornaments and the
dark skins of Indian women is older
than the pyramids. A small cultivator
in India will borrow money at 20 per
cent. sooner than his wife or daughter
shall have one less silver bangle. The
present standard of England is gold
that of India silver. The public debt
Of India is large, and England is liable
Tor considerable portion Of it. The
Indian interest is paid in silver rupees
1t discount. This difference in value
Of the two metals is constant loss tc
both nations, and is a powerful lever
coward bringing England back to the
louble standard, or bi-metallism. II
should conclude that her inter.
ssts lie in the direction of a double
standard again, it will increase the mar.
xet value of silver the world over.
Whether that change alone will benefit
India much is doubtful. But
wen when forced to sell or coin the or.
Of her women, India still calls
or nearly forty millions Of silver yearly. |