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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-12
Icior;I in unierer 0cIeBs
Scbuna.

Sn meiner lebten Correspondents bin i9
Der fetlen Yreiie in etpas ;u gei6e 9e9ans
gen, uno babe 9eSeist, baB wenn es better
werOen ioa, bier cine 9riinblide Gteform
eintreten muB, unb bteie nur boOur9 be-
pirtt werOen fam, oaB oae @uten ii9 sus
iammentbun unb bieie Yreiie bur9 ibren
eigenen S6aben tlug MAIDEN. Seate nun
nil i'd uniere @eies9ebuns uOrnebmen.
I'M Su Seigen, OuB AUDI in ibr cine Jieform
pom R6tben lit, wenn Die ~perlangte geiies
rung eintreten iou. lti9t wubr, lieber 9es
Ter, es lit elm unoantbares Beginner, bies
len ygroBen" Serren ms @ewiiien gu re-
ben! WOute i'd uniere @eiee9ebuns i'm
@rOBen unb @anSen auf anbere Wese
%brin9en, bunn uatiirIi9 wiirSe i9 unn6s
tbi9e 0inte uer9euben. Gold 9roBe Ser
rem gu betebren, lit ni6t meme 9lbii9t;
ba, wenn i'd bieies ueriu9eu wiiroe, glide
i'd einem MtOpS, Der ben Mton6 anbelt.
Damn iinb uniere @eleb9eber nidt ane
i9le9te Wtenl9en, nein, piele iinb gang
respectable Ssrren, unb benno9 lit cine
GefOrm n%OtbwenOis. Wie 70? ~llniere
@~eiet9ebuns trd9t ni6t ben ~9erinsiten
lbeiI on Der electromagnetic, wel6e li6
nit jebem Gage breiter ma9t, ionSen Ell.
men re6t sroBen. Gs iiinbist Oieielbe aber,
oas wole bod gtiemanb 9lauben, ni9t ba:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-12
bic rubmuoIe Gntfaltuns unb allsemeine
9lnsie3unsstraft bes Sapittbums tbatis &C.

bic rllbmuolle Gntfaltuns unb alsemeine
anSie9unssfraft bes Sapittbums tbatis ses
peien iinb.
@as uns anbetriift, Die mir ben @laus
ben an Die 3utunft bes ;. Stubles aus zen
~reinlten Queuen i6opfer, 10 besriiBen mir
in hte'er 3unabme ieiner Sbdtigteit Elm
Yrincip Der Sru6tbarfeit uno cine @aran>
tie fitr bic 3ufunft. Seiue &ole lit 10
wObItbdtis unS ausiblieBli9 friebfertis !
Of06ten bod afmalis bic Souurtbeile
i9winoen an9eii9ts Der bebren Maieitat
bieier reliaiOien Snititution, peIder uon
Der Soriebung unb Der 9ei6i9te Die
b06fte ciuiIiiatorii6e auf9abe sufiel UNI
pom wel9er Der @eOante an cine lleber.
mu9t natiirIi6 aussei9lohen lit. MO9:
ten bod bic 9tesierunsen wie bic Nationer
enbIi6 gu Der grfenntniS tommeu, bab
ie mebr bieie mdBisenSe @epalt in ibre,
Ie9itimcn Spbdre tbdtis lift, aud oeito meb,
bic 9eibeni9aften abnebmsn, Bic 3piitis:
teiten ii9 bertbisen unb bic Genfict'
i6pinben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-12
GntiebIi6e 3uit6noe.

Gntiesli6e Sultdn6e, wel9e III Der otter.
rei6ii6en Sertilinbuitrie Berri9en, weroeu
in Der Standardization WtonatSidrift iii,
driitli6e Socialreform" mitsetbeilt. Die
81 . meritdoter arbeiter to3en in be,
6riib Saiiee uno Swar muB elm babies Goth
Yobnen unb INN 8 &reaSer @iil6 fir a9i
Yerionen rei6en. Mittass wirb g8afer.
luppe unb Srob 9enolieu. 0ie unb Oa,
lpenn eS bic 5inanSen %seitatten, wirb I'M
7 TT. YierOefleii6 S%efauft. 9tei6t Oas
@elb jebo9 ni9t gum Gintaufe BON Yier:
beileii9, 10 werben bel ben @erbem Die
S9wdnSe, welde pom Seite Der Sleilds,
OIL ben 6duten belahen werben, getauft,
porausseiett, baB iiberbaupt welde Su be:
tommen iinb. Die Srauen uieler @rbeiter
seben, INN 9oIS gu iteblen, iie iino frob,
wenn tie ein9eiperrt werben; Inn Die De:
f%ansnibtoit senieBen gu t0nnen, iino iie
nun beba6t, jun9e Saume gu fallen; benn
bann befommen ie AS Stunoen 9lrreit unb
Soft; bel le6siiinbi9em grreite, Der aui
sepObnli9en SolS6iebitabl bittirt wiro, be:
tommen ie ni9ts gu eiien. Sie ainoer
miilen ii6 ibr Yrob erbetteln, Oamit Die
GlIern bel ben @ebitiblen fortarbeiten
t6nnen ; bGufi9 befommen iie mebrere Gage
binSur6 ni9ts gu eiien. Die @rbeiters
bitten ieben wie StdIle aus. Sn Der
Spinnerei unb @eberei bon Se~bbletbmeite
in 9riim 1T bic grbsitsseit: Montas pon
6 llbr MorSens bis o llbr Ibenbs. 0iens
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-12
flag pon 6 llbr Morsens bis ~ llbr
| a. Ia NN.ll.>L 49, q Ill. On

flag pon 6 llbr Morsens bis - llbr
gtadts. Wittpo9 pon 6 llbr Morsens
obne llnterbreduns bis Oonneritas nm IL
llbr Na6ts unb barauf sleid wieber Sreie
tag BON 6 llbr MsOrsens Die sanse gta6t
binbur6 bis Samitas abenbs UNI 9 llbr,
ST pelder 3eit erit bic 2obne ausbesablt
werben. 0as iinb 124 9lrbeits itlnben in
Der Wc6e, gauien iinb feline s%useitanben ;
Speiie unb @etrante miifen wabrenb bsr
arbeit persebrt werben. 9ln6 bic Sinber
mifen in ben Ma6ten arbeiten unb loien
seitweiie bic Spinner al, pel9e bann III
einem Winfel Der 8ertitGtte brei bis pier
Stumben l6lafen, Inn bann nieber bic
&inoer ab,uIOien. Ml9 in bieier Sabrit
fommt es por, baB bic Strafselber bic
SSbe bes 2obnes errei6en unb bic Mrbeiter
gar ni6ts III bic Sanb befonmen. Sn Der
yS9afpoueninbuftrie : Mttisnseieuidaft"
1T bic Nrbeitsseit pon 5 l1br Moraens bis
s llbr Nbsnbs bel elmer Stunbe Mittasss
pauie. Sci AS Oampfpebitiiblen iinb
l41 Srauen unb 4 Mdnner bei9dftist,
wel9e 3 bis 6 @ulben erbalten. Inter
Ben &inbern bieier Srauen berri6t natiir>
lid sroBe Sterblidfeit. 9om Nopember
1882 bis Sum- 1888 wurben 90 8inber ses
boren, pon beneu nur zines AM 2eben ers
balten werben fonnte. Son BEN 80 6ins
bern, weI9e 81 Mrbeitsrinnen wabrenb Der
letten sebn Sabre sur 0elt sebra@t bas
ben, iinb SO seitorben, uon BEN iibriseu
iimo swei I%ebensunfdbis unb zines friippel'
bait.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-12
Ser peritorbene GaroinaI
DC Suca.

ueber Den tlirslt6 perltorbenen cardinal
be Guca wirb 9eI6rieben:
@arbinalsS ii9pf Nntonin be 9uca seborte
iowobl benz &an9e ais Der perlOnli9en Se:
oeutlng nud gu BEN beruorrasenbiten Wtit=
gliebern beS beilisen GoQegiums. Oils
pornlali9er Nuntius am Nfiindener unb
8iener Soic, ionic ais Srotector Der Nni.
MA itano er iiberbies gu Seiterrei9 uno
0euti6lanb in ~belonberer 9~esiebun9, ME
CT audi gu ben w~eni9eu boben Yrdlaten
ttaIienii5er gbtunft SabIts, wel6e Der beut,
i3eu Spra6e ma3tis limb unS bic literas
ridden 3uitanbe unO Sprsanse in 0euti6s
lamb nit beiunberem unb itetigem Snterehe
perfol9en. Seine 9lansenbe 9auibabn
perOantte Der Seremiste lebisli6 ieinen
bur6 SuS Slid besinltisten periOnIi6eu
9orSiigen, 2~eiitunsen unO Serbieniten. Gr
MAJ teiuespegS, rpie bas BE" Dor ieinem
Gtamen i3IieBen laiien %tonnte, pom porneb,
mer @eburt, ionbern Der Sobn 9eringer
@ltern aus Dem fernen fleinen Sronte am
6uBe Oes Netna. 3uoem mar er 10 unane
iebnli9 uon @eitalt, baB Die &0mer ipobl
i6ersten, YapIt tonne Der feline Cardinal
i9on aus benz @rInbe ni6t werben, neil
Die 8aplttrone ibm piel gu i6wer gu tragen
lei. 0us un9ewObnli6e Eulent bes Sna;
ben wurbe sIiidli9er @eiie friib genus err
tannt, nm i'm re6tseiti9 ouf Die b0berer
S6ulet Gatania's gu brin9en. Son bort
fam er baum our9 Defenders gIiitli6e 6iis
9ung mad Gom unb fanb bier i6on balb
on benz eugIti6en cardinal SbomaS Welb,
beIieu Setretdr CT purbe, einen pdterli6en
Srerno unb @0nner. Sm Saufe Der fol-
genoen Sabre IN Die pdpitli9e Brdlatur
auf9enommen uno bel peridieoenen geiItlis
den SebOroen perpenbet, rpuroe be guca
mod uon @regor XVI. gum SicesYrdiibeu,
ten Der geiitIi6en GbelSs gtabemie, b. B.
Der boben r6mii6en Siplomatenl9uIe, CT.
nannt, balb barauf aber i6on als Nadfols
ger beS bainals mad Neapel uerlebten ipas
tern Cardinals Giario SforSa gum gii6oi
BON &peria er1annt. Sas par i'm Sabre
l845, uno be Suca, 9eboren 1905, SdbIte
eben 40 Sabre. Sn Der senannten Stel>
lung blieb Der berporrasenbe Mtann, bis
pius TX. i'm i'm Sabre 1856 NIT benz 81
tel zines @rsbii9ofs pon Sarius gum apos
itOIii9en NuntirS in Wtiin9en ernannte
unb i'm uon bort i9on sruei Sabre Oaraui
ais Na9foI9er Siale Yrela's auf ben Bos
iten bes ghlntius am Olterrei9ii6en Sai,
ierbofe 5u Wien befOroerte. Sier blieb be
guca bis gum Sabre 1863, no er mad GOm
Suriitberufen unb nit Dem Cardinals Yhrs
pur betleioet wurbe. Seitoem itdnb er Der
Jteibe mad an Der Spite perI6iebener mid
tiger Congregational unb SebOrben, 10 !.
9. Der Congregation beS Snber Der uerbos
teneu Bidder uuo Der StubiensG ongre9as
tiOn, bis er Sulett ben bOben Soften zines
Sices6anSIers Der beiligen rOmii9en Stride
betleiOete uno felt Dem Sabre 1873 ais Sis
Idol uon BuIeitrinu SusIei9 elmer Der ie9s
iuburbicarii6en Cardinals ii9Ofe mar,
ueI6e i'm beiIigen Goaesium ben Oberiten
Stang ein~nebmen." Setanntli6 9eb0rte Ell
aud gu ben Orei GarOindlen, an lpel9e SEQ
XIII. i'm gluguit .. s. bus betannte
S3reiben iiber boS Stuoium Der @el9i9te
ridtete.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-12
fam unb min i'd nidt ale 2esislatos
rem fir bieie Wtibitdnbe perantwortli6

lid fam unb Mil i'd ni6t ane 9esislatos
rem fir bieie WiBitanbe uerantwortli9
MAIDEN, oenno9 iolten bic @uten ii6 ,us
"iam,nen tbun unb gum @enisiten einen
anlaui gum geheren MAIDEN. Seionbers
loute bas Golf Bel Nuswabl ieiner @eiee>
seber etrpas mebr auf beren iittliden 8es
bait i9auen, ols auf ben i%tarten Mann,
unb barauf, wis pieI Sier unb @ein ct
perabrei6en fam. @enn mir oieie llebel
einmal erfannt wdren, bas mare i9on Elm
bebeutenber S9ritt gum Seiieren i. e. our
&eform. S0nnen meme 3eilen aud feline
S~etebrins Der @eietsebuns erboiien, 10
iolen iie bod cine iolde anitreben, BAT
man bic 9lusen fir bieie rebelitdnoe Oiinet.
@enn i'd gu bieiem 3wede ben Serren nul
einen fleinen Stein in ben Wes lese, 10 III
bic 9inte ni6t uerloren. Gebe es Gott
oaB es aud bier better miro ein anoa6ti:
ses 8aterunier fir uniere SOIonen birftt
ni6t per9eubet iein. q. s. 9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-12
Sir&fiGe %2leuisReiten.
SnlailS.
GrSbi6ceie New Oort.

Ser bodip. Serr Sobn 90. 6arlep, Sss
fretar 81. Gminens bes Cardinal. Grsbis
l6ofs McSloStep, lit Don Or. Seilisteit
benz Yapite SEQ KILL, in 4nertennuns
Der %ieltenen SerSienite, bic CT ii6 in ben
leeten ;p0If Sabre UNI Die fatboIii9s Stride
erporben, CUR Wiirbe zines YrGlaten bes
81. Saters erboben worben unb fiibrt ais
FOLDER ben SiteI rMoniisnore".
Sas gteu g)orf v6reeman's Sournal"
relp. lein Gebacteur McWfaiter i6reibt:
yOa mir cine 9enauere &enntniB firds
li6er gngelesenbeiten in bieleu Staaten
wabrenb Der letten 35 Sabre beiiten, als
mir wini6en mO6ten, 10 briiden mir auf
oas Veltimmteite uniere lleberseusans aus,
baB oas Qbbalten oes porsei6lasenen yBles
narsGonciIs" ni9t sur SOrOerins fir6lider
Sisciplin III ben peri6ieoenen @e9en6en
bieier Staaten beitra9en miro" McWfalter
mar es, Der bes Seftern aui bas &larite
bewies, baB es leiber Die bo6w'i item gis
i60fe waren, melde bic Teroronun9en oes
lebten galtimorer Ylenar Goncils am
O%ftelten uerleeten. 9luf bieie feline Grfabs
rilnsen baiirt er iein abfduiges llrtbeil.
9ofientIi6 bat er biesmaI llnre6t.
@rSbiOceie . tito
Gs beibt, baB Der bo9w. Serr @iaiam
gprne, @eneralpicar Der Grsci0ceie gos
ton, gum Vii9of Der neu gu erri6tenoen
Siocele Wian6elter I'M Staate Seem 6amps
ibire auserieben lei. Oieie Si0ceie wiro
wabri6einIi6 ben sanSen Staat New
Samplbire umfaiien, Der sesenpGrtis nod
CUR 9i0ceIe Hortlanb I'M Staate Meaine
sebOrt. SIM Staate Nep Sampibire sibt
es sesenparti9 "a fatbolii9e 6ir9en, an
wel6en SO 8rieiter tbatis iinb. Batter
8prne lit nlgemein ais Gin icbr eifri9er
9rielter betannt. gls Dor eini9en Sabren
sas college gu Gmmittsburs burd i6were
finanSieIe Seordngniiie beim9eiu6t mar,
iibernabm Sater gprne auf 9noringen oes
Cardinals McSlosfep unb anberer Brala>
ten Die 0eitung Der g%lnitalt, wel6e, als er
uOr mebreren Monaten bieieIbe perlieB,
wieoer groBe Sliitbe erlan9t bate.
Wir balten ni6t piel pon ben Yiidofs>
madereien in ben 3eitanSen. SIS lit ein
miibises @ei3aft.
GrSbiSceie ct. 9ouis.
Ser bodip'ite Yiidof Rpau 1T mobile.
balten pom ieinsr r0mii6en &eiie in ct.
Qouis einaetroiIen unb in ieiner Wobnuns
abseltiesen. Yon ieiner &anserbObunS
gum Sitularersbii9of bat er nod teine
amtli6e &snntniB. Gr weiB beBbalb aud
ni6t, auf wel6en Sit ct Don Sricomia
TRANSCRIPT wuroe.
9iDceie Dubuque.
3u MtUreaOr wurbe am Sonntas, ben
81. San, bic neue ct. Mariens Stride
pom bo9w'iten Siidof SenneiIep einses
weibt. Der bo6w'ite Sffisiant belt aud
bic Seitprebist. 9lm 3. Sebruar purSe bic
neue Sirde in SnoepenSence, wel9e bic
beuti9en &atboliten letten CONNER err
bauten, einseweibt. Der bo9w. Batter
OrerIer miro bic neue 9emeinoe p~aitOris
| rem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-12
n 0tmns ibr &atbpIifen!
Sie Stimwe oes perit. Yius TX.

Bir eriu9en Sic iuitdnbi9it, alien benen
nit current 9uten 8iaen unb eurer @uni It
bei5uiteben, Die, nit @eiit begabt unb nit
~9eniigcnber SeuntniB ausgsrititet, ii6 an
bic Irbeit MAIDEN rnD Bidder uno 3eituns
gen our Sertbeibiguns unO Serbreituns Der
tatbolii6en 2ebre uerOHentIi9en.
Gncpclica |ius XI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-12
@ieoer ctncr aus Der 8ro6en
Seroummunasanfalt.

Cine bOdit wi6tise gntOeduns bat Der
bo9w. P. Damage Soto Don Goncorbia,
i'm Staate Sera Gr,ts, semadt. Gs lift linn
~geIunsen, ben S6Iiiel gu Der S9rift Der
aSteten 81 finben. 8as ben 9rOBten
6ori9eru bisber ni9t reuiiiren woats,
bra3te elmer iener r%fuulen M0n9e" gu
Stanbe, wel6e Die sroBe rSerbummunsss
anftolt", Die iunit AUDI tatbOlii3e Stride
bei6t, erSiebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-12

Bir tOuneu eu6 IN benz Soriate, elm
tatbOl. Slatt gu 9,iinoen, MIR ermutbi9en.
8ir bOifen, boB ale 9uten &atboliten, Die
iid nm bic &eIigion unb bas SaterIunb
uerbient MAIDEN wouen, in benz Gifer unb
Oer Gbdti9teit fir oieies @crt, bas in uns
fern arseu uon Der bD6iten 9ebeus
tun9 1T, wetteifern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-12
Die Stimnle 9cp'S XII.

2aiiet euer 2tdt leu9ten Dor ben Mens
iden, Samit lie euere 9uten @erte ieben.
Hub Der 6err sebe eu9 baSu Seinen Se9en !!
Geo XIII. oil bas in 8arma erideinenbe Slatt
Luce" (Qeu6te), Gnfan9 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-12
&atbolis@er &irden e &alenSer.
@on ben ueri6iebenen 9(efern.-2uc. s

Count. ben II. 6ebr. 6intar, 3. eonitont.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-12

Sic 9iegiernng in sla9en bat bur3 bic
areisi6ulinipectiOm bel ben fatbol. Yfars
rern, reip. ben Yiarrperwaltern, a%nfrasen
%lalien, oh ielbise seneist wGren, fir ben
betr. BiarrbeSirt bic gotaIi6uIinipection gu
iibeunebmen uno bieielbe I'M bejabensen
Sale mad ben beitebeabem gOri9riiten fibs
rem wouten.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1884-12-29
Horace Greeley's Last Words.

There has been no time until now.
within the last twelve years, when The
Tribune was not supposed to keep, for
the benefit of the idle and Incapable,
sort of federal employment agency,
established to get places under the
government for those who were indis-
posed to work for a living.
ANY man who had ever voted the
republican ticket believed it was the
duty and the privilege of the editor of
this paper to get him place in the
custom-house. Every red-nosed poll
tician who had cheated at the caucus
and fought at the polls, looked to the
editor of The Iribuae to secure his APP
pointment as gauger, or as army chap
lain or as minister to France. Every
campaign orator came upon us, after
the battle was over, for recomenda-
ton as secretary of the treasury or the
loan of half dollar.
If one of our party had an interest
pending at Washington, the editor of
The Tribune was telegraphed in frantic
haste to come to the capital, save this
bill, crush that one, promote one OBJ
ject or stop another. He was to be
every body's friend, with nothing to do
but take care of other folks business,
ign papers, write letters, and ask fa-
vors for them, and get no thanks for
either. Four-tift of these people
were sent away without what they
wanted, only to become straightway
abusive enemies. 1t was the worry of
life to try to crafty one demand in a
dozen for the other fifth
The man with two wooden legs con
graduated himself that he never
could be trouble with cold feet. 1t is
a source of proud satisfaction to us
that oflice-seekers will keep aloof from
a defeated candidate who has not in
fluence enough in Washington or AL
bany to get sweeper appointed un-
der the sergeant-at-arms, or a deputy
sub-assistant clerk in the paste-pOt
section of the fOldlng-room.
At last we shall be let alone amid
our own affairs, and manage our own
newspaper, without being called aside
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1884-12-29
What an Old Farmer SAYS.

This is the advice of an old man
who has titled the soil for forty years:
Il am an old man upwards of three
score years, during two score Of which
| have been tiller of the soil. | can
not say that | am now, but | have
been rich and have all that | need, do
not owe dollar, have given my chill
drcn a good education, and when |
am called away will leave enough to
keep the wolf from the door. Ny eX-
perience has taught me that:
"One acre of land well prepared
and well cultivated, produced more
than two which received only the
same amount of labor used on one.
Zone cow, horse, mule, sheep or hog
well fed, is more profitable than two
kept on the same amount necessary to
keep one well.
One acre of clover or grass is worth
more than two of cotton where no
clover or grass is raised.
mo farmer who buys oats, corn or
wheat, fodder and hay, as rule, for
ten years, can keep the sheriff away
from his door in the end.
1.-The farmer who never reads the
papers, sneers at book farming and
improvements, always has a leaky
roof, poor stock, broken down fences,
and complains of bad seasons.
The farmer who is above his bust
ness and intrusts it to another to man
age, soon has no business to attend
to-.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1884-12-29

to cremate its first body next February
in the largest retort in America. 1t is
improved in many respects over the
lie Moyne furnace in Pennsylvania.
Twenty dead bodies are now awaiting
it's completion to be reduced to ashes.
The cost of cremation in each case
will be from $40 to S25. The cost of
the building will be about $1,000. The
land cost 81, 800.
The edifice is designed as a modified
Grecian temple of brick and marble,
40 bv ~ feet The basement will con-
tain, in the rear, the furnace, which
will be constructed chiefly of fire brick,
and will be adapted to coke with a
regenera tor The incineratin cham
bers will consist of retorts, which will
exclude all fuel and flame from con-
tact with the body, and from which
the volatile products of the incinera-
ton will be carried into the furnace
for recombustion. incarceration will
take place at temperature of about
$500 degrees Fahrenheit. 1t will re-
quire about forty minutes per hundred
pounds of the subject, and will leave
about per cent in weight of pure
pearly ash. No smoke will be visible
and no odor perceptible during incin-
Grafton. The basement will also CON
tain refrigidarium, where bodies
may be kept when desired awaiting
the arrival of friends from a distance;
also a calidarium for cases of possibly
suspended animation, the high temper
ature of which will induce speedy evil
dences of life or death, as the case
may be. There will be, also, in the
basement an 9dicularium, or urn
room, and an atelier. This last will
be used also for making autopsies,
which will be required in ali cases
wherein it is not clear that death is
not the result of natural causes.
The body IF the building, or the
ground floor, will be fitted up as a
chapel, where any service desired
may be held. In the central aisle of
this chapel, directly in front of the
lectern, will be a permanent cata-
falque, within which the body will be
placed, and hidden from view by pail
falling from a frame aboYe. Thence
the body will descend by an elevator
TO the incinerating-room, and the SER
vice and incineration will proceed
simultaneously. The Office and re-
ception rooms VIII be on the main
floor, in front of the auditorium and
on either side of the vestibule. .-Neo0
York World
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How to Make Good Mixers. =.

No matter what breed you have,
something further is necessary in or
der to reach the best success in raising
good mixers. Good blood, whether
Shorthorn, Jersey, Devon, Ayrshire.
grade or native, is not everything but
lies at the foundation; something can
not come from nothing. Treatment in
raising mixer should be somewhat
different from that in raising beef
animal, or an animal for labor. Be-
gin as soon as the calf is day old;
see that it has sufficient to eat, and is
kindly treated and is regularly attend
ed to. Never pamper or overfeed,
but give it good, generous food, to
cause a regular, early and steady
growth. Accustom it to be handled,
but not to such an extent as to acquire
Objectionable habits as COW, but
rather be fond of the presence of the
keeper. Kindness helps to create
quiet disposition. SO important in
dairy COW, and this education must be-
gin when the calf is young. Any
habits acquired when young are apt to
cling to the COW when grown.
For mixer | would have the heifer
come in at two years old. She is then
old enough to become a COW. i would
not, as a rule, allow her to 90 farrow,
but milk her up to within a few weeks
of calving, even if | did obtain but
little at milking. A cow thus trained
will give more milk and be more likely
to hold out long in milk, If her after
care is judicious and liberal, as it
should be. Such treatment tends to
form the habit of giving milk, and as
we know, habit is a sort of second ma
ture. Couple the heifer with an older
bull, one, two or three years older than
she is, if preferable to a yearling, and
better is like to come from such.
After the heifer has come in her feed
should be regular and liberal Good
clover hay is the best of all, but we all
may not have this for stall feed; then
we must make up for what is lacking
in some concentrated feed, such as
oat meal, shorts, oil meal or the like,
but great care and good Judgment
must be used not to overfeed or crowd,
as the future cow may be ruined. I'm
due forcing shortens the life of the
cow very rapidly.-W p. White, IN
Cincin1aQt1 Enquirer.
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every halfhou to help lazy people
whom we don't know, and to spend
our strength to benefit people who
don't deserve assistance.
At last we shall keep our Office clear
of blatherskites and political bcggars,
and go about our daily work with the
satisfaction of knowing that not the
most creduous of place hunters will
suspect us of having any credit with
the appointing powers.
That is one of the results of Tues
days election for which we are our
selves profoundly grateful.-Neeo York
Tribune, Noe. z, 1872.
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The Growth of Catholicism.

Bishop McQuaid, in his sermon
Wednesday before the Plenary Coun-
ell at Baltimore, said that in 1743 the
number of Catholics amounted in
Maryland to 10000 souls, in Pennsyl-
vania to 1000, aud in the other states
] 800 There were few or no churches,
no Bishops, and in the judgment of the
eighteen or twenty missionaries who
ministered to the spiritual wants of
those scattered members, as expressed
in a letter addressed to Rome, there
was no need of Bishop. A Cardinal
of the Holy Roman Church, Archbish-
op of New York; an apostolic delegate,
13 other archbishops and co-adjutor
archbishops, and 81 bishops and Wears
apostolic now rule over Gods church
in this glorious republic. About 6,S35
priests, in 1853 churches and chapels
feed their flocks. In 70S seminaries.
colleges and academies the higher ed
ucatiOn of the youth of both sexes is