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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-15

Oifferbingen. Der 25idbrise Orr
better &emp 5einri6 aus GiIden, Sermas
len Su Suiiignp 6rSnfrei9) in Nrbeit, perz
lieB am abenbe bes 8. December gegen
50 ubr nit etnigen Sameraben cine bieii9e
S9ente, NO CT li3 Elm neuss Yortemons
naie, in pel6es er feline gaari5ait pom
40 6r. le9te, g%efauft, I'm ii6 na6 ieinem
III 0ulltgnp bele9enen Suartier III beges
ben. Ginige lusenbIite ipGter tebrte ct
alein surif, nm cine BON ibm in beIaoter
S6ente SuriifgelaiIenes Stit @urit mits
'unebmen, uno be9ab ii6 alleiu uuf ben
@e9 na9 Der @ren,e. 9lm nd9iter Mors
gen fanO man benielben aus elmer aroBen
6opfmunoe blutenb uno nod einige 9ebens=
sei9en BON ii6 sebenb, in elmer an Der
gren;e anf ienieitisem g,ebiete gelesenen
grube, an wel6er elm mad Suiiisnp iibs
renoer Yfao uorbeifibrt, lieaen. Sn's
5olpltal oalelblt 9ebra9t, ueri6ieo er, obue
gum SepuBtiein Suriifsetebrt ,u isin. Sas
BON ibm albier 9~etaufte 8ortemonnaie
neblt Snbalt ioa ni6t miebereefunoen wors
ben iein, 10 oaB man Elm Ierbre6en per-
matbet. Die fransoiiiden SebOrben baben
Die Inter lu6ung eingeleitet unb ioQ bereits
Elm oeuti9er arbeiter uerbaftet iein.
Su Sonneweg wurbe am 90. De-
Sember Der neuernannte erite Gaplan nit
mabrer SeseiIterung empfangen. gtpa
aegen 3 ubr traf Der Serr Saitor nit ibm int
Orte Elm, uno taum waren lie in Die Sifarss
Wobnung eingetreten, ba famen proceis
l%ionsweile Die S9ulfinoer, sefibrt pon ben
S6rpeltern, unb fiuten einen groBen
Naum oes l9ofes por Dem Saule Der Maz
oame Burg aus 0uremburs, mo Der Gaplan
pobnt. Ni6t weniser sablrsi9 als bic
8inoer warsn bic @ltern berlelben uno grz
wa4lene eri9ienen, an ibrer Spite Der
Siceprdlioent, Serr 9ubouicp, Der Sereins.
G%uiiirer, 6err Oaus, uno 6err Qeopolo
Sale, Mitslieb bes 6ir6e%nbaupereins.
Oils nun Der 6err 9aplan an Der Settle bes
Serrn Paltors an Der Saustbiire e,i9tsn,
ba trat elm Snabe, begleitet pon eiuem
weiBgetleioeten Wtdb6en, bas elm liebli6es
Bouquet IN Der 0ano belt, beruor uno gab
Der freuoisen Stimmuns Der Nnpeienben
IN elmer iebr netten gnipra6e BEN 9~eei9nes
ten @usoruf. Der lSerr Gaplan bantte
III einigen @orten fir bic freubi9e duff
nabme uno nabm oann ein prddtises @es
lbent, wel6es Die Sin9linee ibm, i'm 9ta>
men Der sansen Ginwobneri6aft, uerebrs
ten, li9tbar seriibrt entsesen.
Die, Strede gettemburs SiSelinz
gen Oorf nit Serldnseruns na6 Sioez
linsen @erf lit AM 20. 0e;. Dem Setrieb
~lber9eben worben.
Civil Il ami Ser Stabt 0uremz
burg. 6eiratben. Som Is. Ses.:
Better Seiiort, Maurer, nit Nnna Ges
i6pinS pomS7.: Teter Gigarp Malloire,
Serpalter, nit gliiabetb Neuen pom 49,:
Sumuel Seup, Tierbebdnbler, nit 6aroz
line Jtotbi6ilo. - SterbefGIle Scm
Is. Oes.: Musoaleua groos, 81 Sabre
alt, @ittwe 'pon 0ominit Siruer, 6ubrs
mann; pom IT,: Sarolins gIbertine (Dtls
Qer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-15
Suxem6 $.
gereinigte Staaten.

SIM 0aue bieies Sabres feiern if,
2lidbrises Brieiterinbilaum:
P. SatOb Sari9sr aus Der Gonsresatia
Der 9i9uorianer, Yrofeiior Der lateinii6en
unb beuti6en Spra9e I'M Nopisiai
unb gorbsrsitunss : Gouesium Der PIP.
&eSemptoriiten in Wcgee, Sadion &c.,
Mo. (0iocsie &anias Gitp) !; seb. 8. Sas
nuar 1888 gu 0toobt in Quremburs; se>
peibt an 81. Qusuit 1869; I'M 9anbe Der
wabren 6reibeit ieit II. Nou. 1874.
IidoIaus Moes, Geftor Der Ma
riens @emeinoe in Sanbusfp, .. (0iSceie
Gleuelano); seb. s. 6ebruar 1926 gu
Sous in 9uremburs /; in Nmerita isit 1865 I;
seweibt am l6 Qpril 1850.
am2. Sanuar waro in Conn Sels
GUM: ST. Sobn s. &epfer nit Sri.
Utarp Streii setraut. Slid uno Ses
gen!
W II entnem men benz &c Ntars
Serolo" bas Solgenbe:
Qeeten Mittpo6, ben 2. 5. so. wurbe
in Der beutid> fatbolii9en Stride bierielblt
Gu Sc Mars) pom Jtep. SO. 8. Wteis 6err
Nitolas &aB nit Sri. Massie Sofimann
ebeli6 perbunbeu. Die graut 1T bic Cob
ter uniers beliebten StabtsS 9aemeilters
unb County Superuiiors 6. .. Soifs
mann, Der Srdutigam Der Sobu oes pobls
%betannten 6arnters Nit. 8aB aus Marion
Sopnibip, Ylpmoutb So. Der junge
Mtann senoB cine iorsfaltise Grsiebuts
uno trat Dor einisen Sabren als 9erf in
bas @uenpaarens @ei6Gft Der Sirma Burg
& Sentges, uno ieit ieinsr Gbdtisteit bas
ielbit bat er ii6 nidt aaein Die pole 9lds
tuns ieiner TrinSipale, ionbern aler ieiner
Wtitbiirger erporben. Seiner @ei3dftss
teuntniB unb ieinem felten WiQen wirb IS
selinsen, ii9 ielbit unb Der ii9 ertorenen
anmutbisen 9ebenssefdbrtin cine sldn3enbe
3ufunft gu bereiten.
Oas So9seitsfsit wurbe i'm Sauie Der
gltern Der Sraut gefeiert, mo lid cine
Wtense Breunbe unb Serrpanbte bes iungen
Yaures gum feitli3en Wfable e~insefunben
batter.
MSsen ii6 bic pielen innis semeintsn
@liifpiini6e erfilQen urb Slid, Segen
unp iteter 6rieoen ben 0ebenspfab ber Neu>
%uermdblten tets umgeben!
@i6tibel. Sr. Sobn @eorse Der
@enerals gsent Der vSriumpb &eaper unb
Mower &c." in Sort @aibinston srbielt
pom oerielben gu Neuiabr Elm @ei4enf BON
100 Dollars.
OteSerren Gbas. Bid uno Sobn
Sacque lino am Neuiabr aus &. 81. Slate's
Store in Sort @aibinston aussetretcn.
Seioe waren Is Sabre IN %genanntem ge>
i3dfte tbdtig uno iebr beliebt.
SuSurling ton, Sane So, ST.,
9ins Dem slpansi9iGbri9en s. @olpbiuig
aus Wensoori bas Tfero beS 9errn, bel
benz er biente, bur6. Oabei erbielt
Salbbiuis cine @unoe on Ser Stirne,
bic ibm Der Doctor sunGbeu mubte, unp
ct pirO @o9en auiliesen miiheu. Oas
Yfero iprang in cine Stafetensaun,
IS fam ni6t mebr beraus uno ie
muBten es tooten. Oas llnSliif seibab
am 26. DECEMBER, oils Der Sunse Mil6 in
Die &aiefabrit fubr.
Trau maria MeiB, cine To6ter
bes tSrn. Wti6ael Solt in Comm Belgium
lit am 81. December in Mtilwautse an Der
S9winoiu6t geitorben. Sic erei9te Elm
@lter pon p Sabren uno bintertaBt ibrem
@atten bret Sinoer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-15
Saar, Moiel, Gifel mnb Sunsrif.

Qm 10. December wuroe III Srier
Elm &unlts uno Sewerbeperein sesrinbet.
Der bo9perbteute Gfarrer Sres
mer BON NieoersGmmsls BEL Wtalmeop bat
in Der gesenb BON Malmeop 5 S6ulen
sur grlernung Der &orbfe9tsrei uno CUR
anfertisung pom Solsi6ubeu ms 0eben
s%erufen. 60rbe unb SolSi6ube iinoen
guten Nbias. Our6 bieie S6ulen wiro
Dem I'M Winter wenig bei6Gftisten GifeIer
Sleinbauer uno Sagelobuer @elegenbeit
gegeben, elm lobnenoes Sanbwerf unents
geltli6 81 lernen uno ii6 b@ur6 eiren
nidt unbeoeutenpen Nebenusroienit gu
ii6ern.
Nennis. @m ID. DECEMBER Sormits
tags ereisnete ii6 bier Elm lln9liif. Sin
uieripdnniser @asen, aui wel5em ii5
mebrere Marttleute bsfanoen (oarunter
AUDI Mdo6en), fubr pon 6emi9 auf Sins
gu. @lei9 binter Dem Sabniber9ang 9ab
Der auf benz Wasen lieenoe 6ubrmann Dem
re5ten Tferoe einen S6lag, basielbe rib
bierour6 ben Wagen pi9t on bic Der
StraBe entlans fiibrenbe @artenmauer,
an wel6e ii6 cine 6rau, nm Dem Subrs
wert aus;uwei6en,. seitelt bate. Sas
linte Sfero rib Die 6rau nm, uno Der @az
gen fubr ibr Elm Sein our6. Der betrefs
fenoe 6ubrmann bra6te baS Yfsro gum
Steben uno wolte Die 6rau na6 Sins
brinsen, 100 oieielbe pobnt. Man brahte
lie ieoo6 auf bas ~anlisgenSe S6loB ,Sis
bin9sn", poielbit ibr Die nOtbise 9ilfe gu
Sbeil wurbe.
Srier. Die @ul6iuns Der itdStii6en
9apeae, wel6e ausseSei6net ipielts, lit
gum |. @pril bsi3loiien. Sic beltebt lett
Is Sabren unb erioroerte mdbreno oieier
3eit etnen Sui6uB pon 1872, 900 Mart,
oellen man nun iiberoriiiii9 wuroe.
Su Z rier auf Ser @eberba6 wurbe
etn S6uein 9eI6la6tet. Nls man IS l9ou
iiir toot belt, biz es nod Semanoen bic
6erle falt gang alb.
SIM 9aubes Iusi6uiie pon ST.
LAP: Sotbringen tlast Serr Winterer bariis
Der, oaB Die Nusgaben bes 9anoes ii6 10
raid nm 3 0tiuionen permebrt bItten, oaE
Die boberen Vebranltalten nabesu Ii Wtils
I~ionenen toiten; 5000 S9iler beiu6ten Die
S6ulen uno bapou ieten 1000 Seamteuz
iObne, Die mur so Wtart S9ulselo ,ablen,
oaS Sano aber $50 ID. foiten; 6aB Die
S9nIen friber uiel biQissr seiibrt MUIR
ben; iiber Die Sunabme Ser Sranntpeins
%trinter, Yroltitution uno Serbre6en. Statt
oas llebel gu beben, uermebrt man YoIi;ei
uno @efinsniiie. Seitis srsift 3sonsr
ben Sittatur : Yarasrapben an, Der Dem
StattbaIter seitatte, gu ieoer Stunoe BET
Gag nno Na9t Sansiu6unsen aniteaen Su
%laiien.
Sn Siann BEL @ittIi6 wurSe sin
i9meeweiBer Saie sei9Oien.
Sn so st wollten bic TeitsIisber bss
alien unteriasten yCercle ltteraire ct de
commerce" inter benz Namen vNfeser
Gaiino" ft@ auf's Neue uersinisen. Oie
| &esieruns periaste bic grIaubnib.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-15
GprreIupn0eni.
Oat&ibge, Minn., 9. San. "a.
@ertber Serr @onner!

Oat&ib9e, Minu., 9.Sm. "a.
@ertber Serr @onner!
Sin i6peres lln9liif bat am letten
SOnntag, ben 6. Sanuar, in unIerem 9ta6s
baritGotben MiuneiSfa, Wabaiba Gouutp,
;mei S%urembur9er getroiien, ndnnli9 Die
QSittwe N9ncs uno ben @ei6GftSmann
9titolas Gont. @egen 3 llbr Wtor9ens
brad 6euer aus uuO in turSer 3eit mar Die
| Nobmun9 Der @ittme uno oaS @ei6dftSs
9otal oes gtit. 6ont cine Seute bes Seuers.
gt;9ts wurbe s~erettst. Oi9t babel befanb
lid Elm @etreioeipei6er, ben @ebriiOern
Sroots geb0ris, no unseidbr 100, 900
gulbel Neisen uno an 10000 yulbel
@erite neblt pielen anOern Waareu gelasert
waren, wel6e ebenfaus pom ben 6lammen
persebrt puroen. Oas 6euer wIr 10 BET;
ti9, Die Siee 10 9roB, baB aud elm
sroBeS, alteS @aitbaus auf Der anoeren
Seite Der StraBe BON BEN 6lammen CT.
s~riiien uno eingedi6ert wurbe, unb beinabs
wGre wieoer Die S1mieoe nebit Wagners
WerfitGtte, brei anoeren 2urcmburaern se.
bOrenb, ansesrifien worpen. Mebrere
Scale woute pas Seuer Die l3erfitGtten be.
meiltern, aber Die orei paderen WtGnnsr
trotten bemielben slei6 9open uno iiber:
wdltigten es AUDI. Wemn es nidt 10 winos
It'll sepeien, wdre Der san;e @el9ditstbeil
BON Wtinneista serit6rt woroen. $50 unr
wie oas 6euer entitanoen, weiB MAJ ni6t.
Sart unb trauris lit eS fir Die 8ittwt
Names. uuo ebenio audi fir Hif. Gonf
pieien iunsen, itrebiamen @ei6Gftsmann,
wel9er cine i6one 9uen> uno Spe:
sereiwaarenbanpluns beiaB. Terii6ert iinr
aae, bod bat trotoem elm Sober nod i6wes
rem Ssrluit 81 traseu, Der fir Nif. GOnl
wobl $500 betrageu mag.
So6 perSa9et ni3t uno boiiet, bas lit,
mas el6 eler Sreuno wini6t. &. y.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-15
0rObberSostbum.

Rad ldngerem Gegenuetter tommt
in Oietir6 rcselmdBis oas @runowaler
III Die SauSfeler oeS SrteS, pel6es in
einem Sergteilel liegt. 4uspumpen mist
ni6ts, 10 LANCE ni6t trofenes Wstter eins
tritt, bann ueri6winoet oaS Waiisr pom
leIblt. Die Staotuerwaltung bat nun Die
S~rcfenIe9uns bei9Ioien uno lit Der 2lns
lt9t, baB 81 oielem Smefe nur Die Nnla9e
zines a~Q9elneinen NeecS pom Waiierour3s
ldiien iibrt, beren Niurau 10 gelegt meroeu
mlB, baB oaS in ben Sellern ii1 biloenoe
@runowal ier permittellt G0breu poer tleis
neren @rdben na6 Dem 6auptab;usScanal
isinen IbfuB iinoet. Die fir Die Our3s
fiibulng oieleS Yroiectss beu6tbi9teu Sell
Ser iino aui 80 bis 10 Sauleno 6ranten
ueranl6lagt. Der @emeiuoeratb bat in
Der Wfebrbeit bei6Ioien, oieie Soften ouf
Die Ge6nung Der gew6bnli6sn @emeinoes
Steuerrolle gu i6reiben, allo ale Giupobs
ner uno 6orenien na6 Dem Setra9e ibrer
Staatsitsuer glei6mdBig III Der Oefung
Der Ins9abe b%eranSuSieben.
% oltin9eu, 10. Oes. Wtan i6reibt
Der %. NJ. Stg.": Sorige gSo6e fam
bier ein Snabe BON swOli Sabren nit Der
9ano in Die Orei6maidiue, Die inn elm
paar Singer balb abi6nitt. 0ei6t9eartete
6inoer ioa man bel iol6en arbeiten ni9t
an 9efGbrli6en Stelen perpeuoen. =
Veste @p3e lieB cine Mutter ibr nod ni6t
einiGbriseS 8ino unter Der Sbbut ibreS
speiidbrisen Sriioer6ens IN Der Stube ,us
rid. Sin sroBes, wiitbises Soritentbier
benubte Die pom iOrtselaufenen sweiidbris
gen Wa6ter often Selaienen Sbiren, nm
ms Saus gu brinsem unb ii@ Nabruns ~
iu6en. Sn Der Stube serrib Der gins
bringing nit leinen Sausrn bic Yiable
unb 8iKen, bic benz 6inbs gum Eager ses
bient, in tauienb 6esen. Oentt eu9 bas
gntietem Der beimtebrenbem Mutter, ais
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-15
Oi0ceie Yit%tsburs.


Sm SeucSietincr= &luitcr gum 81. @ins
cen, IN QSeltmorelnno So, Sa., bat Der
bodm. p. Sonii0,ins Wimmer, wel6er
POM I'll. Sater Ynit SEQ XIII. gum GrSabt
ernannt woroen lit, am 20. DECEMBER oGS
aoloene Subi!dum olS Nn9ebOriger pes Be
neoictiner: Sroens 9~eieiert, wel6en er anno
1916 mad Nmerita perpflnnit bat uno Der
i'm 9anbe ser pabren 6reibeit 81 citem
&ieienbaume berGngewa6ien ut, oelen
2mei9e iib falt iiber ale Staaten unlerer
Union eritreten. SIS wobnten Dem Subels
feite bes bo6ucroienten GrsabteS BET: Die
0ii60fe Seioenbui6 pon ct. GlouO,
Minu., S'Somor BON omaha, Watters
ion pon Columbus, o., uno 9taoema1er
pon Noibuiue, Die Seneoictiner : glebte BON
ct. Meinrao, Nt6iion unb Neu: Gu9els
bero uno cine 9roBe ansabl pom Welts uuO
SroeuSprieltern, wel6e in ct. Sincent'S
ituoirt baben. Na6 Qn9abe beS ySeO.
bndter" pom Bittsbur9 wuroen Dem bo9p.
SubilarsG r,abt iol9enoe ;8eiWenfe
iiberrei6t: |. Sine pra6tpolle late!nii6e
CALCULATIONS sNoreile Der mebr ais 200
@eltprieiter, pel6e in ct. Sincent's ibre
ausbilpun9 empiinsen, neblt eilem 9oloe'
nen Brultfrens unb Sting. 2. Der Prior
bes Saules iiber9ab einen iebr I6onen, III
Grefelo (Oeuti6lanb) sefertisten Stab
uno anoere Nltar'@ erdtbe unter iebr laus
niger @nipra6e, wosu Der bo6w'lte 9err
Subilar lelbit our6 Elm nettes @leidniB
pon benz fleinen SOuiO in Der &iiltun9
Sauls @nlaB 9egcben bate. 3. Die De-
putation Der air6ensemeinbs ct. Sins
cents iiberreidte our9 ibren 9elesatem,
Yrofsiior Sobn Sobnion, cine iebr foltbare
9olbssitidte Mitra unb cine bur9 ibr tiinits
lsrii9es Wert iebr wertbuoae &epetirsllbr.
Deim @Ottesbienit in Der feitIi4 sei@mids
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-15
Sir6fi6e 2leuigReitem.
Snlann.
Si6ces . incennes.

Mm Ncniabrstage puroe gu Gerre
Saute bas neue ct. @ntoniuss Sospital
e~insepsibt. Oaiielbe itebt inter 9eituns
BON Observation-Disclosures. Der @roBs
mutb oes Srn. Sulmann peroantt Serre
Saute pieies Sospital, CT bat iiber S4O,s
600 fir oailelbe 9eipenoet.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-09-13
Three Kinds Of Shoes.

Nothing can be so injurious to 8
| growing girls foot as to put il in a shoe
pointed at the toe, thereby turning the
great toe inward, and producing one
| OF the greatest plaques of life. corns or
worse still, b mons. Young children
should Invariably wear straight shoes,
with elastic waists, " as they are called.
giving full play to the muscles, and
which in adults permit the wearer to
walk long distances without fatigue,
If heels are used at all, they should be
low. There are three kinds of boots
and shoes; those that are made purely
on hygienic principles, without any
consideration as to fashion; those that
are purely fashionable. and the happy
medium that combines the two, I
should suggest to my readers to con-
suit their interests by turning
their attention to the third class, for It
is decidedly the right path. There are
some new inventions in waterproof
soles, some new Pegged soles for run
n n shoes, and many for the riders on
bicycles and tricycles. The cyclist shoe
seems to combine all the mer is re-
CURED, for it prevents sli ping, and
gives Eowerful grip on the treadle,
enabling the Wearer to ride up hill with
comparative ease. An excellent inven-
ton is the damp proof boot sole, which
consists of light metal plate or skele-
ton frame, prov ded with solid proiec-
ons or teeth. which are forced into and
tt rough the outer sole from The upper
side, and are thus permanently imbed-
ded in the leather. 1t is an inc >pensiYe
article, and suitable for all descriptions
of boots and shoes, and perfectly pliab.e
to the motion of the foot. The sole is
prevented from running over, and the
upper kept in shape, without the in
convenience of heavy ma led boots.
! hey are light and indestructible. -
CasseUs Magazine.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-09-13
An Early Writing Paper.

Many centuries before Christ, Numa
left writings upon the papYrus, whence
our name paperis derived. Ibis plant,
which was revered as sacred by the
old Egyptians, grows abundantly in
shallow streams and marshes in. upper
Egypt and Syria. Bruce found it grow
ing in the River Jordon, and noticed a
curious fact, that it always presented
the sharp, angular side Of its pear
shaped stem to the swift current he
stem is eight or ten feet high, two
inches in diameter, and crowned with a
fringe of hair-like leaves, which circle
a blossom of slender spikelets. Be
meath the brown sheath which envelopes
the root stalk of tn S dark green plant
lie o. her sheaths which are very trans
parent These, when split into thin
leaves and dried In the sun, were glued
together, and formed the roll of papy-
rus, on which many of the ancient writ.
ings have tome down to US. The pa
per was both flexible and durable
Specimens from Pompeii can be seen
in the museum at Naples In the fifth
century papyrus paper, of which many
varieties existed, was largely manu-
ia tured at Alexandria, and ranked
high in the commerce of nations. It's
use continued until about seven or eight
centuries ago. The Interior.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-09-13
A Partisan Kitchen.

A fair average Paris kitchen is about
nine feet long and five feet wide. It
never has more than one window,
which generally looks into an obscure
dooryard some nine feet square. Along
the wall runs an iron-edged table four
or five feet long and about two feet
wide. In this table are cut from four
to six square holes, and underneath
runs shelf of stone or iron of just the
same size as the table itself. The space
between this shelf and the table is
closed in front by iron doors. This
block against the wall bears the gener-
al name of fourneau, and, with the ex-
ception of roasting, it is on this block
that all the cooking is done It's diff
cult to reali the economy of fuel
which is rendered possible by the use
OF these forneaux. Tea kettles not ex-
listing in france, water is boiled in a
covered tin Jug called bouilIotte, and
in this the water heats very rapidly,
but it has one defect-it never sings.
The French system. as awhole, is singu-
larly perfect and as it permits cheap
cooking of the smallest quantities Of
food it is the first cause of the infinite
variety of nourishment which is one
of the privileges of french life. Brook
Ign EdaEe.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-09-13

"A very strange and painful death
was recently recorded by the English
papers. A young woman walking near
a precipice slipped and tell over the
edge. The bottom of her dress caught
on a stump and was pulled up over Ter
head and arms, checking her descent
but rendering heT helpless. In this
position, about ten feet rom safety,
she starved to death, her position being
unsupported by any one, and her cries
being inaudible.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-09-13

There are very few babies in Sara
toga who are better tended than GER
tain little poodle. Afashionable young
lady at the Grand Union Hotel in Sara
toga gives the following account of her
silver poodle: "He's daisy, he is. so
nice and clever He has his tooth
brush, and keeps just as still when the
mad uses it with the powder. He banks
TO have his hair oiled and combed, and
takes shampoo with perfect delight.
When he goes to bed he lays his head
on the pillow and goes to sleep like a
tired boy. It's lots of work caring for
the brute, though. There's one thing
I am thankful for. he's always dressed
in the morning. IN. T. Herald.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-09-13
CATHOLIC College.

Mr.. J. D. Kingsley, Secretary, Holy
Cross College Gymnasium, Worcester,
Mass, writes: Every member Of our club
frankly admits that ST. Jacobs Oil, the
conqueror of pain, is the best cure they
have ever used, and all speak of in terms
of the highest appreciation. so cents bot.
tie.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-09-13

LAST years fashions are out Of date, but
last years friends are still our own. This
is why Mrs. Pfnkham's Vegetable Com
pound never loses favor; every lady who
that the kindly face of Mrs. Pinkhaun is
that OF an honored friend.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-09-13

1A happy thought. Diamond Dyes
are SO perfect and so beautiful that it is a
pleasure to use them. Equally good for
dark or light colors. 10c at druggists.
Wells, Richardson & Co., Burlington, VT
Sample Card, 80 colors, and book OF di.
rections for two.cent stamp.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-09-13
The Habits Of MONKEYS.

"a
Rengger, who studied the American
monkeys carefully, says that they evi.
IDENTIFY understand each others ges.
lures, and this is evident enough to all
who spend 9 little time In q large col.
lection of them. They have their likes
and dishkes, and submit to be leased
and bullied by some. faVorite, although
of different species; the contrary, how.
ever, is the usual occurrence, and they
resent familiarities very readily. Per-
haps the most amusing instance of this
fondness is given by Mr. Darwin, who
had it from the Superintendent of the
Gardens. Two chimpanzees, which
were rather older animals than those
usually brought to England, were in.
PRODUCED to each other. for the first
time. ''They sat opposite, touching
each other with their much protruding
lips, and the one put his hand on the
shoulder Of the other. They then
mutually folded each other in their
arms. .Afterward they stood up, each
with one arm on the shoulder Of the
other, lifted up their heads, opened
their mouths, and yelled with delight
Mr.. Bartlett. of the Geological Gar
sdens, states that the faculty of atten,
zion which is necessary for imitation,
obedience and teaching is very vari-
able one. among the same species Of
monkeys, and told Mr.. Darwin the fol.
lowing anecdote: s.Aman who trains
monkeys to act used to purchase com.
mon kinds from the Geological Society
at the cost of E5 for each, but he offered
to give double that price If he might
keep three or four of them for few
days in order to select one. When
asked bow he could possibly so soon
learn whether particular monkey
would turn out a good actor, he ans
swered that it all depended on their
power OF attention. If when he was
talking and explaining anything to
monkey its attention was easily dis
as by fly on the wall or other
trItiing object, the case was hopeless.
1t he tried punishment to make an in
attentive moRkey act it turned sulkv.
On the other hand. monkey which
carefully attended to him could always
De trained. f. CGsseLL's Natural History.
"A San Francisco paper says there
IRE about 250 lepers in that city, and
me number is increasing. It also de,
eIares that San Francisco has become
5ha ftlFr4niynr o+1sy,,I4, 4 S., Ae;o4sa :.. !
St. Landry democrat., 1884-09-13
ReRUlRra.

One of the strongest proofs of the value
of Kidney Wort as a remedy for all dis.
eases of the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels,
is the fact that it is used and prescribed
by Irregular" physicians Philip c. Bal,
lou, N. D., of Monkton, VT, says: s'TaEea
it all in all, it is the most successful rem.
edy have ever used"
St. Landry democrat., 1884-09-13

A LADY went to fancy-dress ball in
London the other day as a champagne
botue-cork and all complete. Perhaps it
was to induce some one to "pop0 the
question.-LoWeU Courier.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-09-13

SIDNEY OURcHUNDRo, Of Pittsburgh, Pa,
writes: 81 have used DR.. WIN. HALL's BAL
SAM FOR THE LUNGS many years with the
most gratifying results: The pain and rack
soon disappear. Mywife frequently sends
for HALLS BALsAM instead of physician %
St. Landry democrat., 1884-09-13

In San Jose, near Vera Cruz, a
trench nine hundred feet lon, three
feet deep, and three feet wide was re-
Gently dug for the burial of grasshop-
pers slaughtered BY an outraged popn-,
lace.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-09-13

SKATING in summer seems to be an es.
tablished success. Now let somebody
introduce sleigh-riding during warm
weather, and his fortune is made.-B0ston
Transcript.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-09-13

"MURDER on the high SEAS" said Jones
to friend as they were listening to the
performance Of a poor tenor.-PhiEddelph ia
Call.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-09-13

ANIMALS are not allowed in sleeping
cars, but why do the company draw the
Lac at this point? If they included insects
1t would please patrons better.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-09-13

Gleun's Sulphur Soap
Supersedes oily unguents or salves for
cutaneous eruptions.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-09-13

IT is dyer necessity hat makes foolisl
old man change the color of his beard
". o. PtcdyEae.