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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-20
/ CHARLES S'Gpnor. I

CHARLES S'Gonor lit am 70. Mat ,u
Nantufet, Mah., tn ietner @obnune ses
ltorben. Der 6ranfe war bis gum lesten
Iusenblid BEL tlarem 8ewuBtiein unb nit
benz 9lusruf vMein @ott!" peri9ieb CT.
gr bate i9on am Wontas poriser @ode
bic Embellishments ber tatbol. Stride
empfansen unb bate ieit6em ouBer Waiier
ni9ts mebr senonen. Die irbii9en llebers
rsite bes 8eritorbenen wurben na9iten Eas
sss mad Seem gort sebra9t.
CHARLES O'@onor, elmer Der bebeutenbs
iten &e9tsanwdlte Nmerita's war int
Sabre 1904 in Seem Yort seboren. St ers
belt MIR cine semDbnli9e S9ulbilbung,
itubirte bann bel stnem Mbpofaten bic
&e6te unb wurbe in ieinem 20. 9ebenss
labre IN gfew Yorf CUR 9raris susela1en.
Otit Oreibis nabm er idon unter ieinen
gerufs9enoi ZEN einen berporra9enben Stang
elm unb nit benz YroseB bes Sflapen Sad
I'M Sabre 1885 besrinbete ct ieinen &uf.
GuBer bieiem waren feline beriibmtelten
Sdue bet 9ispenarb'i6e acknowledgements
i'm Sabre 1S43, ber Sorreit'i9e Gbei6eis
b%unssproseB 1851, unb bic Sobn Wtaion's
i6e grbi6aftstlase 1853. Sbwobl er
als Semofrat tbdttsen @ntbeil am polite
i9en 2eben nabm, but er bod nur einmal,
unb srpar ais Bunbesbesirfsanwalt unter
Bierce, Elm Offentlides Gmt betleibet. Die
ibm I'M Sabre 1872 uon ben resuldren Oes
mofraten iibertrasene 9rdiibenti9aftss
@anbibatur lebnte er ab. Sein Na6laB
wirb auf cine Milion Dollars sei6aet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-20
SernInttt8e 2(nT6ten

iiber bic Grsisbuns Der Snbianer i9eint
unier Miniiter Seller su baben. gr bat
benz Sorteber Der SnbianersS 9ule gu
@snoa in Nebrasta, Der bic Snbianers
Mdb9en mebr gu Sdm9en, ais gu alrs
beitsfrauer ersieben woute, in einem 8riefe
folsenbe &atbidldse seseben: @as suz
nd9it bic S9ube Der SnbianersM db9en
b~etreffe, 10 werbe biermit bic 8itte bes
Serrn S9ulporitanbes, i'm gum gutaufe
BON S9uben gum Yreiie BON bret Dollars
bas Yaar gu ermd9tisen, absepielen !;
S9ube seniisten gum Yreiie BON IA Gents
uolitommen benn pon Tauienben ~unierer
SarmerstO9ter wiirben iol6e 9etraaen.
Was aber bic S9ulbilbuns ber sSnbianer
betreiie, 10 iei bic Sii9erselebrtbeit feiness
wess Der SauptSwed Der Snbianeri6ule.
Wenn bas &inb bes rotben Mannes MIR
erit selernt babe, obne bic Silfe glnberer
lid orbentli6 gu fleioen unb gu ndbren, 10
iei es wenisitens tbeilweiie ersosen, Oh es
l9reiben unb leien fSnne ober ni6t. Sie
Gorge fir ben &0rper iet bas erite grfors
berniB sur grrei9uns Der Civilization unb
es iei nuelos, einem Snbianer cine S9uls
er5iebuns gu geben, iolanse er ii9 ni9t int
Stanbe iebe, fir feline Qeibesbebiirfniiie gu
iorsen. Wenn Gins BON Seiben perna6s
ldiiist werben ioue, 10 miiBten es bic lite
rarii9en Stuoien unb ni6t bic Sanbars
beiten fem. gs iei benz sSnbianer niitli>
der, penn ct pfliisen, iden unb ernten
tonne, ais baB er 9roBe literarii9e &ennts
niie BETTE. au6 Jet es ni9t n0tbi9, boB
Der Snoianerfnabs nit Der Saniirun9 Der
moOernen 9lferbuusO tai3ineu bsr0unt Ses
ma9t werbe; mem CT 5ar 0eimoth aus
riiftebre, miiie er ia rod nit Der 0nnS
arbeiten. Den Wdb9en iolle man noS
MeIten Der Gibe uno Die 9auombeiteu
lebreu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-20
Yapjt geo XIII.
& brwirbi9eS riber, Cru uni
IpOitOl. Segen!
Mprtiekuno.l

(Oortlebuf9.)
@6er Die 9taturaltiten Qeben peiter. 0e
lie fed in ben 0auptfra9en einen total fal,
iden @es eingei9Ingen, 10 tommsn iie
raid un0 ebe lie ii6 es periebeu, auf bic
GuBeriten GoniequenSeu, lei es bur9 Die
S9pd6e Der meui9Ii6en gtatur, lei es
bur1 boS 06ttli9e, ben Stois perfolgenoe
Straigeri6t. llnb ba5er bleibt ibnen aud
ni9t etmmal mebr oaS wabr, oaS ii6er uuO
ouSgema1t, mas bod NIT Dem natiirliden
gi9te Ger Sernunit tlar %ertnuilt wir6, bic
@rlltens @otteS, Die Seri9ieoenbeit Der
menI3li9en Seele pon ieoer Utaterie, uno
i6re llniterblibteit. - 2lber Die Secte Der
Wtdurer i9eitert ouf gang dbnli9er Srrs
fo5rt on bieien 6iippen. Oenn wemr lie
Gu1 i'm Nugemeinen %betennen, oaB eiu
Gott %crtItire, 10 mIiien iie bod pom ii6
ielblt b;ieagcn, OaB oteie @nbrbeit in ben
G~tn;eluen ni9t fclt: lls6erSeu9an9 finoet,
rod 6ur5 Elm mUeyinoerti5ts llrtbeiI 6ult
bat. Dem IL psrbtBlcu ui6t, onB bic
2ebre i6cr 8ott Die 6Iuptluclle uuo llr:
fade Don lMeiniJtett lei. a mJn welB 10
gar, OdB Dor rj0t 81 LANCER 3cit gerG0e
ilber Dielau Slntt Gil u.bt uubcGeutenott
5frei! unr.r ibncn naSa,byoAen. IN Der
Eblt a6sr ldBt Die 5ects oen gtifaiicoun
eroBe 6rstjsit, 70 baR Gncr mif qut!nt
Nt.ate p,c Gr,try Goit,s v,rtbeioiJcu,
Der Quotr. is leulncn fam, ulo Die En-.
f.drtcn Gjutt.5lcaJltc lo,ro,n c6tn 70 i,i6t
cyiQeuomm.u ais m,, bic cin.u Ciott on.
n.bnsn, a5cc G5et j5i iljiDs BtgGHc aui
itslcn, wie g bic 8uu9slt II az nam pa;.
sen, w59 ah:c Uf3t5 NGoerc9 1ct5t. oIg en-
imJeaimts5 5@.wbilo Der @att3,il belize.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-20
Ser Watenf6nigin.

9aben &rdu3e oft sei6lungen,
Wtutter, Dir gum i6onen Otai,
Strobe 9ieoer aud "9eiun9en
Ius Der Srult 10 pou uno frei.
Sest aud tebrt Der Sriiblins wiebsr,
Soloe Waienionne la6t,
uno Der 0O9lein S~llbeQieoer
Climb I'M @alo unb pain erwa9t.
@ir aud beine @rOBe preilen,
Seine S6Onbeit jeoen Gag;
So9 bic alien froben Wetien
&ufen S6merS9eiiible mad.
Sat bic 2lu in bieiem 9en;e
GlItben AUDI in Sill 9erei6t,
Sinb bod uni're SlumentrGn;e
Bon ben ei9'nen &brdnen ieu9t.
llni're Sirten tru9eu 6etten,
llnl're Sreibeit lit babin;
User tann belfen, Der ulS retten?"
Sra9en mir nit ban9em Sinn.
Bid, o Wtlltter! blide nteber,
pore milo Der 8einen fleb'n,
WaS p%erloreu, briuge mieber,
Was perbeert, laB neu erteb'n.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-20
(zdlu6 fotgt.)
&c @ilOMno Nunpi0 Wefahgen.

0s;, Tins ;.;t tanner Qsii IN h,r,,, oee
rssrt i, Liberation Ems g]nolGrbiGcr J
t,nG,u nos go5 Der pIlpguI unp 6,r g,i'''
i,nldGiteu in alien m0ln1u Coualtsg
i,nlsn ~ 65rlu. ban mir buioer ict ucc,
Qcfcu aaA Die 2}if o2rr G9atfer,rs1cr
icl5tu "a b,tgottm. Aa,n ME Gle, ,',.
ojhc itiac iD.t zejten lat, 10 aug pic
Nuoung unO I&jNenibIit.
80 5roube oo5!uimt oorouf lirrupri,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-20

men, bic cine before Stelluns in Der @es
ieli9aft wobl perbienten, aber benno9
ni6t ale erlansen %fOnnen, neil Hibre 3abl
gu 9roB lit.
Dies mSsen gltern wobl bebenfen beuor
iie ibren &inbern, obsr einem ibrer &inber
cine bSbere Silouns seben laien unb bamit
9of1nnnsen gu einem bobern Stanbe mas
den, welder bauis ni3t errei6t werben
fam. p
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-20

@ir tOnnen ei9 in benz Goriate, Elm
fatbOl. Slatt gu %slinben, MIR ermutbisen.
@tr bofien, baB ale suten &atboliten, Die
ii9 UNI bic Gelision unb bas gaterlant
perbient MAIDEN wouen, in benz gifer unt
Der Ebdtisteit fir bieies @ert, bas in I'M.
fern ausen BON Der sd fte 9 3 II:
tn n 9 1T, wetteifern.
geo XIII. In 1882 an ben giI6o pom aucsna.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-20
u 6tuns ibr &atboItfen!
Sie Gimme bes perit. Sins ~.

@ir eriu9en sic initdnbisit, alien benen
nit ellrem 9uten @iaen unb eurer gunit
beiauiteben, Die, NIT @eiit besubt unb NIT
seuiisenoer 6enntniB ausseriitet, ii6 on
Die Qrbeit MAIDEN unb Bidder unb Seitunz
gen CUR Sertbeibisuns unb Serbreituns Der
tatbOlii9en 2ebre uerOffentli3en.
gncpclica 9iIs TX.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-20
Sic Stimme 9eo's XIII.

2afiet euer 9i3t leu9ten uor BEN Mens
f9en, bamit iie euere suten @erfe ieben.
Hub Der 9err 9ebe en3 baSu Seinen Sesen /!
Geo XIII. on bas IN @arma erI6einenbe Slatt
Luce" (9eu6te), anfan9 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-20

9en Gbripiiroisen SriiScrn, Yatris
ARDEN, Yrimatett, Gr5btifofen uno
Sii6ofen oes fatbolii6en Grofrei=
fcs, tpel6e 1T @naoe ano 8emein.
i6aft nit oem 2lpoitolii6en Stnblc
itebu,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-20
. d. cGiSeS.

Oas Iebte S9ret6eu. meI1:s
6as Catholic Univers' non Glcuelulr,
pom benz bo9p'ite Ell 8iiGoi GOeb6c erDielt,
mar iebr Garacteriitii9. Gr idlob benz
S9reiben ben Su6icliptionSprci0 iar ooo
"Univers" auf Smei Sabre bst, onnit bas
Slatt gum @ebroub iiir lie @~ciar9encu
in 6rantfurt. Scntufy, an ocu Almuienisr
Der anitaIt, Jteu. lambert goumJ, selauOt
perben Ioue.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-20

GigentbimIib 1T es, SnB Die
S3pet, 10 p,cle Ginpdr6erer %Iieitrt, ole
gam WormouiSmuo iibertreteu. QSdbreno
oer c,ei let,en Sabre mlreu uOu $40 NOR;
noniiAeH W~iumaNocrtrn. Ole ii6 il JtOts
'cr0om ttnidjljttu, 1914 aus tcr Sdlpeii,
roiBrcr6 ooS gang ctuti6c ]tcib nnc curd)
81 uHtrttcu MAI uuo oir 9&cocrlnuCe ourGl
81. 10 meIoet rim l&ch'clbluit. J8irse
mGR ndber ioridtu 10 uiGbr, man 3pe's
i.iyobur, ogR ti.ie N}ormoucu ou9 zen ygrs
/ itnntiloBen Glntoueu rnmmen. 9}Iu Be.
5lEVtct 6GB wutrr olleu Ulormoutl in
Uto0 MIDI Gin ob5cfoucner Rotboiit II
iiuorn I,t. @ltidrt man Gie Gbe l0slib,
mug nln NIT Oer 3stt gum Wtormoaels
tbam tonlmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-20
RatbpItf&er atrden . RaIenoer.

@enn Der SrOiter fommen mirb.-Sob. 10.
Ssnnt. ben %. Mai Urban /. gre9or VII.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-20

Ole v@lofe" i6reibt: ySebr ri6ti9
bemertt bos p6reemOn's Sournal" iiber bic
iosenannte v9ofmuiit", Die leiber gu . ltern
nod in man9en &ir9en periibt worben lit:
vNas niitt es, bon ben S9aaren Der pros
teitanten gu reben, wel3e bic Maiit su
Oltern IN uniere &ir9en selodt bat, gu
reben BON beren 8swunberuns %unierer &irs
denmuiit2-Ste bSrten a ni9tbie
Muiit Der &ir@e, iOnberm Gbeaters
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-20

Sine New PORTER 8eitun0 cr,s
halt Die 9a3eigc ciu5s 2ei6enbetottcrs, IL
OR c5 Il. Il. betBt. ~n@8csbol6 lt6eu uuo
c,clo lcuJ, wgnr man fir al5.75 comiors
tabd b,lrG5sH D.r6H fam $50 wobi
igbr uicle mi bieie Notwithstanding
6rogc beS Dem PORTER gei6en6elnt!erS
cine bteieu b,frieOigenbc NutpOrt gc6u?
6emutt bn5u Der ySeebOte". Seier bate
Oas 8latt 9eiaat ggeben t6nnen". 5reis
oeuter t6nuen cS ui@t, BrOteltdnten m6gen
Is uieaei9t nod %t6unen, Ober ieoeS tot6os
LID erSOgeme Sinh fam es fiber.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-12-12
STATE NEWS.

Ecary cy,ry town iH Now Jersey Of any
size now has Il roller -katiug rink
Tire State Horticultural exhibit for the
Nra Orleans Exposition was shipped on
Tnesday
View Jer.Ay canning factory proprietors
state .Lai their business has showu q seri-
Gus falling oGthi- year.
Tie Legislature viii be asked for per
mission for the bonding Of Asbury Park 10
the amount Of go go. for the erection Of
water works.
Governor Albeit has appointed Charles
G. Garrison. Of Camden. Judge Advocate
General Of the National Guard, in place of
Garrett Acker.on, resigned.
The Elizabeth Board Of Excise has decid-
ed to take measures % get such legislation
as viii fix the licenses at $3.50. with power
to increase the SAME 70 800.
Grave robbers were detected IN the act OF
rihng the sclmlchre Of Hon Zachariali II.
Price near Newton, on Saturday night.
After they had opened the caskct they were
frightened Of.
Nearly 5000 lots have been sold at CHS
elhurst the new town in Camden county,
aud building material is being hauled there
A Building Association has been opened,
and new series will be opened every three
months.
Thos. Riley, Of Burlington, who is
charged with the killing Of Pitnan Borden
in that city, last week, and who was
fugitive from justice. was arrested on
Saturday, near Point Pleasant, Pa. He
was taken to the county Jail at Mt Holly.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-12-12

We give below an abridged report Of the
" &. T. L. Convention held at Woed-
bury last week.
The convention Was called to order At
$50 o'clock The first hair hour being
spent IN devotional exercises. during which
tine Divine Spirit was nauifcstly present.
Recognition. wa, made 81 ihe setting apart
ii His da5, Dee. 9Th. by our National
President Is a time ofe,Iecial prayer In
formal reports were then received from
tire different Unions. difficulties stated and
successes noted. These were responded u
by Nh. Stokes. tlie President. Mrs. Bruen.
Of Clayton. and Mrs Harriet Ellis. Of
Philadelphia. Their words were fall of
tie wisdom which oometh from above
There were present delegates from Salem,
Glas,boro, Clayton, Woodstown. MuIlica
HAL s@edesboro, Jacksonville, Wenolah
and Woodbury., making in all about sixty
The noon hour OF prayer was observed by
solemn silence, after which Mrs. Ellis led
Us 10 tire throne OF mercy. \ dainty and
bouutiluI lunch was served ly the Wood
bury Woman Christian Temperance
Union. Mrs. Gilmour. Of Wenonah, pre-
sided at the organ. The following r-solu-
tons OF appreciation were adopted:
Resq'eed.- That we he. rtily appreciate
the benefits We have received from this
conference.
That TIE Woodbury. W. G. r. e.. have
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-12-12
SEARCHING FOR COPPER.
The Lone Prospeetor on Jersey Noun
tain.

About seyeuty give years ago two Com
isl. miners. y Eo thought they discovered
copper on the mountain between Summit
and Bound Brook, y. j., obtained miners
leases on most Of the land along tie range.
They sank several shafts and expended a
considerable sum Of money, but as the
metal vas not found in paying quantities
they abandoned the work Shortly after
it vas reported that they had gone to Cal
ifornia, aud a. years passed the miner, and
their Ieasss, which we're for nincty-nihe
years, passed from memory.
During the past summer man has fire.
queutly been seen tramping over the noun
tain with a bag -luns over Ills shoulder
and carrying hammer and an iron ehiael.
4 reporter Glanced 10 meet this person
near the deserted village Of FeltyilIe, few
days ago and during conversation the man
stated that be- MAS a mining pfosPector
and was working in the interests OF com
pany Of three gentlemen who had come in
possession Of the miners leases. which Gov
cred large part of the mountain, and We're
DESTROYS Of knowing if it is worth deyel p
ing. As near as could be aseertained the
leases which this company hold are those
given to the Cornish miners. Tie pro,pec-
tor stated that he had found traces Of cop
per in abundance, and also traces Of silver
bearing quartz. There we're traces Of cop
per IN many places On the mountain, but
there WAS only one or two places where he
thought the indication would warrant an
attempt at development. The silver he met
less frequently, and then it was very poor
save in one locality and there he had such
faith in It's paying quantities that be would
be willing to develop the vein himself
Where these PROMISE Of valuable metal were
he declined to state, but said that his en-
ployers would in all probability take inca
sures to work them.
lie had examined the abandoned copper
mine at Feltyille, and gave as lis opinion
that they stopped digging TOO soon, having
merely reached the edge Of the vein when
they stopped work. There was a disad-
vantage in having to carry the ore over the
mountains to Westfeld, but that he thought
could be done away with By establishing
crusher and furnace on the site Of the old
mill. Plenty Of power could be obtained,
he said, from the old mill-ponds Durand
& Co., Of Newark, are assaying his sam
Piles of copper and silver.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-12-12
GEsERAL NEW

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razlly ops tl.e Ss'E ''f-szFls Exposition 80
lee'd-y Xxx y eief' ''t'. s''si-''l .''-'.
Francs Murphy la o=szsa another -ei--
E4rzaes revival ID P5tts''HFz- i Is @ald
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The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-12-12

White our sales and cash receipts this
year, So far have been considerably more
than last year-aud that was several thor-
sand dollars ahead OF the year preceding
our business for the months OF October and
November has far exceeded our expccta-
tions and has largely over-reached that of
any two months during the twenty years
we have been in business here
There must be some good cause for this
and we are forced to conclude that the pee
pie appreciate fair and honorable methods
Of trading giving always a dollars worth
OF goods for a dollar
The different departments Of our store
are packed, almost to overlooking, with
desirable goods. bought rs we know how
to buY-for CASH DOWN and which are
offered 10 the people OF this vicinity at a
trliing advance above first cost.
Il you have any needs come and see US,
Z. b. Humphreys 4 Co
W8odstown, n j., Dec. 9th, 1884.
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T. B. HUMPHREYS & co.
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Yennor Forecasts Weather Before lie
Dies.

Brior Eenaor died he had completed the
manuscript FIR lis almanac for ls.5, which
ha- .in-t been issued from the press at
Montreal. Canada. In hi, general forecast
Ae ays: "#eare ina moist period which
viii continue fpr two years. extending over
the Northern and MiddI, States and Cana
da. The fail Of 1se4 he predicted. would
be very open.witl mild. unsettled winter.
70 follow with great fall. Of RAIN and snow.
Healsopredicted al unusually green Christ
ma, and a mild New Year a, fara, East
ern Canada is concerned. the forecasts OF
the dead prophet lave been fulfilled almost
to the letter. The country is destitute Of
snow. and the rivers are free from ice. with
m.ld rainy weather.
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Just opened. new lot OF carpets. Good
double warp ingram, % cts, Better. III
and - cts. Extra super, very heavy, GO cts.
F. Is. Humphreys * CO.
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The f~ril- vlicA lie III the path 81 boys.
especially lie cite. and large villages. a.
- many and - great that 10 Christian
pareI1 c4a contemplate tll- future u liz
s51s without frequent pang. OF anxiety.
Tie VICES sghicA tempt them are Il greater
il. number than those which solicited tle
boys 81 past years 3 ii such incentives jOcviI
a. file literature, impure pictures, corrupt
M amusement, and daring. hardened young
sinners with pr-mataFely rotten characters
we're Iefhap. never - numerous. Worse
esen thal these Is the larger liberty-is il
not license ACCORDED 10 most boy, where
~ tlejrbg-d -eli-as>er1ioIl. their free expres-
sion. If 4ur-a-,led opinion, their choice Of
associates and their freedom Of action are
not on.y unregulated. bat treated a. things
which J4reAta do well not to NEEDLE with.
except IN extreme eases. Let the beys
alone: let them enjoy themselves: they viii
cosneoa AL right when they get to be mem
j. tile language il which too many parents
i,l4ra,- the plenary indulgence which they
accord u their sons.
Need ii be said OF thi, loose discipline
tllar il is utterly uuehristian. utterly out
ol harmony with that divine precept which
says to All Christian parents Bring up
your children in nurture and &dmonition
Of tie Lord - And are not those WHO
neglect this golden preeept exposing them
SELVES totltat perpetual yeXation., that gnaw-
tA"se whose sons faii victims to seductive
kict. .e3nih.fn CIarehmaa.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-12-12

Prom. Is .e,r-r received from Majyf I. T
.8t. daud NesssH. Harvey o.. Kan
-. Dec. ISIS. ~. ~ have taken the
Liberty 20 yr.at tas following extracts.
thinking t..ey viii D. # interest 10 our
Faader-.
4 seuld nor - forget TO THANK goa for
lie regularity Nth ssssle.i the brave Most
T0s h4s COME ~ ny sefie in these strange
parts,
hare shown tic MyNiTOa ~ cd.ter,
and publisher, and o..e and all agree that
il ss mell-nl4gi.ed craft. One editor aid
i vas fas boat zl95 paper Ae Dad ever
.een. Another * pressed himself IN terms
Of establishment. adding that Il was
genuine Tlesautas. Well said still
another. '-I5s ia thunder docs It Gle
NoMToaJ manage to furnish much
original natter aplieaiiy' aid
ole III is certainly pride. Now it just
d.dme good ~ Learthese eucnmiuns oB our
i,tie MoSiroe-Iittle IN size bat trc-
lnendous in action
snail endeagor to give You SOM letters
for publication MT long hence. Have been
very busy with ny labor. and c5e.ld not Do
it. bnt hoFe To- ~o9n have little respite
and from notes ia my journal. viii be able to
giye f-gy ,,tin1s aHio., p-r.iaas. ms BE-
readable.
Haze just closed All engagement in this
CITY. Came on tie 23dult. for one address.
t,f9t II lea. Itef -Hpfl.WeBt4d by seven
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-12-13

without giving much attention to it.
Six gentlemen were standing in a
group on the street when the subject
was mentioned, and found that three
out of six had been benefited by its
application: One had an infamed
eye and after two hours application
found himself entirely relieved. One
had a bruised hand, could neither
sleep nor rest, and the first night was
relieved. One had sprained ankle,
and from the application of tobacco
found relief. Those statements at
tracted my attention, and two
weeks ago I was hunting on
Toe River, in Yancy County,
and found a child fifteen miles away
from any physician, and sick with
sore throat. / gave its mother some
tobacco, which she applied to its
throat. This was in the morning.
On my return in the evening ] found
the child much better. 1 have heard
more than twenty persons, since
Clingman's publication, say they had
been benefited by this simple remedy.
/ had my hand crushed badly by a
falling window sash, and found relief
by its application.
Lhave thought proper to ask space
for this statement, in the hope that
others may see it and by its applica-
ton find relief.
Your truly, j. M. GUDGER.
The writer Of the above is promi-
nent lawyer Of this city, and has
served as solicitor ofthis judicial dis
trict.