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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-02-02
SANDWICHES.

AT medical examination, young
APirant for physicians diploma was
asked, "When does modification ell.
sue :" "When you propose and are
rejected" was the reply.
Go West--but not without a bottle
Of Wilder's Chill Tonic-a guaranteed
cure for Chills and Fever. 5
What station do you call this ?
aeked man as he crawled out Of the
ruins of a carriage after railway NC
cident. Devastation, sir" replied b
fellow passenger.
Kill Worms in Children with VIII
der's Mothers Worm Syrup. 5
"Walk slower, papa" cried a little
gin whose short steps we're no match
for the strides of her masculine pro
genitor; cant you walk nice anC
slow like policeman 7!
All kinds of Blood and Skin Disease
cured with Wilder's Sarsaparilla anC
Potash. 5
"Is it true that when wild goose
mate dies it never takes another?
asks a young widow. eyes but don
worry about that. The reason it act
that way is because it is goose"
SERIOUS MISTAKES
Are often made in allowing simpl,
Cough to run until it is hyond the ait
Of medicine. Act witt pr 'dtn a
oace and cur itw tn DIR. DUNCANS
COUGH BALSAM.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-02-02
Mails.

Tullahoma to Observation-Disclosures $3.50 p
m: leaves sos a. m, daily except Sundays.
McMinnvile to Sparta-Arrives 600 I'm;
leaves 800 pm; daily except Sundays.
Beersheba Sprngs-Arriyes 500 pm;
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays; leaves
6n0 a. m, same days.
Smithville (route No. l9239)- arrives 1900
m, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays;
leaves 100 p m, same days.
SmithvilIe (routo No. 1929S)-arrives 800
p. H., Mondays aud Fridays; leaves 500 a,
m, same days
Woodbury--ArrivGs II m, Wednesdays
and Fridays; leaves 100 pm, same days
Horse Shoe Falls--Arrives 1900 M, Mon
days and Thursdays leaves 200 pm. SaEe
days.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-02-02
COURTS.

NHANCERY-Sit LIST Monday in May and
~ November; John W. Burton, Judge; j.
G. Biles, Clerk.
NIRCUIT-SitS Tuesday after 4th Monday
" in January, May, and September; j. j.
Williams, Judge; Al. Curl, Clerk.
nOUNTY-Stsb by quorum LIST Monday in
" every month; full court every quarter;
J. L. Miller, Esq, Chairman; A. Ii.
Gross, Clerk.
OTHER COUNTY OFFICIALS-H. P.
" Maxwell, Sheriff; Jno. L. JacO, Register
H. A. Cunningham, Trustee and Tax Collec'
tor; Geo. T. Purvis, Ranger; r. NJ. Argo,
Jaier; Sam O'Neal, County Superintendent
OF Public Instruction
MUNICIPAL OFFICERS-Mayer, J. F.
INl MOrford; Aldermen, II H. Faulkner
d. F. Wallace, NJ. b. Harwell, G. w. Hood
enpyl, ]. L Ramsey, Ed, Seals.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-02-02
Turning Under Manure vs.. Top
Dressing.

"No sir, / am saving my manure to
top dress my wheat"
"But you admit the advantage Of
fall blowing why not turn under the
manure at the same timer
Experience has taught me that oats
and wheat are more benefited by an
evenly distributed cost of manure in
tine spring than at any other time, fig.
uring my returns at the thresher has
proven it, and you know figures won't
lie.'"
The above conversation occurred
some days ago between my friend and
neighbor, w., and myself as we were
looking at valuable bank of manure
he had stacked near his barn. My ex.
perience differs with W., in this re.
spect, and while admitting the advan.
tages of top dressing, / am convinced
manure can be more advantagously
used by blowing under with or without
green crop in the fall.
Figures won't lie, but the processes
Of crop growing involve good dea
more than figures can account for. Il
is the fashion just now to analyse crop'
and deduce from them the amount anC
kind of fertilizers necessary to restor,
them; for this purpose we have fertili
ger manufactured especially for certain
kinds Of crops, "formulas' for corn
cotton, wheat, etc, so much phosphate
Of lime or potash or nitrogen or an,
other chemical necessary. Doubles
to some extent these formulas are cor
rect for they serve to replace in the sol
at least portion Of the properties con
consumed by the preceding crop. Blu
if we claim Il at these fertilizers vii
have the effect of thoroughly manurinl
the land, we RnOre some Of the chemi
cIl changes which the decomposition o
manures in TIE soil effects on the sol
itself
For instance; when a crop Of Glove
is turned under, an analysis Of thi
mss of vegetable matter, leaves stem
aud roots, vii not always account fo
the succeeding richness of the soil, fu
in the process of decomposition it dis
integrates theIsoil, and thus sets free
atmospheric dement's that may hav,
ben lying dFmant for years. Thu
the soil gets pt only the full benefi
O. the green crop turned under, bu
also the fertiizing properties Liberated
by the DECOMPOSITION of the green crop
The value of decompOsing manures il
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-02-02

Did it ever occur to you how asham.
ed pug dog must be of himself when
he has to he seen in company with a
woman who is foil enough 10 lug him
about?
without An Equal
For the cure of Old Sores. Cuts, Burns,
Scalds, Chspprd Lips or Hands, all
Skin Diseases, is DR.. DUNCAN'S
CARBOLIC OINTMENT.
Miss Primper, (who is very suspi
ciOus of the horrid men, but who has
nearly gained her consent to accept the
hand and heart of Mr.. Blonbly)-
"Mr. Blonbly, | detect very peculiar
odor on your breath
Mr.. Blonbly, (who has been playing
the devotel to Miss PrimpeT-"Ah,
it must be the er-clnves. | take
cloves, you know, for my cold"
Miss Primper-"But sir, there is an
odor which the scent of cloves does not
disguise"
Mr.. B'onbly-(Much put ont for an
explanatory -"Oh! but the cloves
| ate were a new kind, you know, re
Gently imported from err Kentucky"
BETTER THAN CALOMEL OR
BLUE MASS
For Headache, Sour Stomach, Torpid
Liver, Sick Stomach or Billiousness-
DIR. DUNCAN'S VEGETABLE
PILLS.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-02-02
THE BEST LIVER MEDICINE

Now before the public is DR.. Duncan's
Liver and Kidney Medicine. 1t is
sure and quick to cure.
A new bar at the mouth of the
Mississippi is proposed. This doesn't
look as it they went much on New
Years resolutions down in Louisiana.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-02-02
LODGES.

L, & A. M.-Warren, No. l25-lst Monday
L night in every mont., in their hall over
the court room. JAS W. HOWARD. W. NJ
DOYAL ARCH CHAPTER-Srd Thursday
IL night in every month.
R. KENNEDY, H. P.
o. o. F.-McMinnville, No. l46; every
i. Tuesday night, in their Hall over Fl. H..
Fsulkner's, JAS. NJ. MoPFITT, N. G.
KNIGHTS OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS City,
N No. lao; meets in Masonic hall I'd and
9Th Monday nights in every month.
L. KENNEDY, d.
KNIGHTS AND LADY'S HONOR-2nd
n and 4th Thursday nights in every month.
r. KENNEDY, p.
A o. u. W. meets LIST and Sd Thursday
"A. nights in each month in Odd Fellows
Hall j. P. BosTICK, N. w.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-02-02


Harvey NJ. Watterson, the father Of
Henry Watterson, editor of the
Courier journal, is seventy'three year,
Of age. He was . member Of the
House Of Representatives from 1888 IA
lS43, and spends part of every win.
ter in Washington, where he now is on
his annual visit. A correspondent says
HE stops at the Ebbitt, and almost
any evening may be seen cnscond' d in
une Of the comfortable arm-chaiis smok.
ing his brier-wood pipe and chatting
pleasantly with those around him, the
very picture of serene contentment.
Mr.. Watterson is q n tive of Bedh I'd
county, Tennessee and lived greater
part of his life in that county. He
has enjoyed wide acquaintance with
public men, particularly in the South
Few now living have larger or more
varied fund of "reminiscences connected
with political men and measures, ex-
tending back to twenty-five years be-
fore the war."-[N. Y. Times.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-02-02

Memphis Avalanche: The aggre
gate wealth Of the United States COM
puted from the census reports is S43,.
642, 000,0 900, classified as follows ::
Farms, $40, 1877, 900, 900; residence and
business, real estate, capital employed
in business, including water power,
SO, 1851 100000; railways and equiI .
ments, s5,536,OOO 600; telegraI h.
shipping and canals, $4l9,OOO,OO0 /;
live stock, whether on or of farms,
farming tools and machinery, S2,406,.
600, 900; household furniture, paint-
ings, books, clothing, household sup.
plies of food, fuel, ETC., IS, 900, 900, 900.
Mines (including petroleum wells), and
quarries, together with one-half the an
nual product reckoned as the average
supply on hand, $4,000, 900; three;
quarters the annual product of agricul.
ture and manufactures and the annual
importation Of foreign goods, assumed
to the average supply on hand, Sc,
100, 200, 900; churches, schools, asy.
lums, public buildings of all kinds, and
other real estate free from taxation,
81, 900, 900, 600; specie, ss12,OOO,OOO
miscellaneous items, including toolf
Of mechanics, $4,000, 900.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-02-02

The cat is the great American prims
Ion ia. If boot jacks were bOqueIs
ner nine lives would be strewn wiz
roses. --Sparks.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-05
Solar WiiTon.

Die n0rbli6ite Stabt pon sans europa,
Sammerfeit, nit 24O0 ginmobnern, lit be-
fanntli9 Der MitteIpuntt Der Yolar. Miis
iion, IN wsl9sr Der Miiiionar Misr. Gle
mems Sasemann, na6oem er supor in
gbriitiania iesensrei6 sewirft, munmsbr
leit flint Sabren feline apoitoliide SbGtiss
felt entfaltet. Oanf ben rei6en @aben,
,pel6e linn bon BEN peri6iebeniten Seiten
sufloiien, war er I'M Stanbe, bort oben I'M
Norben @roBes 81 i6aifen unb ber Miis
iion cine bleibenbe Stdtte gu 9riinben. Die
Dem T.. Grsensel Mi9ael seueibte Stride
faBt 800 Aberdeen, muB aber, ba lie burd
ben Srfan tart 9elitten, neu unb srOBer
sebaut werben. Die neu ~sesriinbete S6u:
le, wel6e Don elmer 9ebrerin aus Oronts
beim seleitet wirb, sabIt bereits "a &inoer,
beren serinsiter Sbeil Der fatbolii6en Hes
lision ansebsrt, Elm Seweis, wel6' sroBsn
Sertrauens ie ii9 AUDI BEL ben Nnberss
sldubi9en %erfreut. Die sroBarti9ite Sdops
fung bes Miiiionars Sa9emann lit inbeB
bas serdumi9e, fir 2S Setten einseri9tete
&rantenbaus, iiber wel6es Der beutl9e
GOniul, elm Masiitratss Wtttslieo unb Der
glrst bes Gruntenbauies ii6 in portbeilbaf>
letter gSeiie ausseipro9en baben. Oass
ielbe Dptrb pom brei S6weltern aus Der
Congregation Der @rauen Sdweitern in
Neiiie bebient. Mit beroii6em Mutbe
baben bieielben bic Ortli9en S9wieristei:
ten iiberwunben unb e%rfreuen ii6 nun,
nadbem Die abionberliditen gorurtbeile,
NIT wsl6en man ibnen anfanss bssesnste,
in ni6ts serfaaen iinb, a~llsemeiner @6s
tuns uno Seliebibeit, 10 baB arme unb
Gei6e bel ibnen Silfe iuden unb ibr Gui
bis gu ben Sappen sebrunsen lit, Don penen
mebrere bereits bort Iufnabme 9efunben.
SIS wurben uon Ben S9wsitsrn ieit Neu,
iabr 1888 GA &rante sepiest. Nadoem
10 Elm feiter puntt sei6afien, sebentt
Wfi9r. Sa9emunn mitten inter ben Ser9;
Iappen elm Nipl fir lappii6e 8inoer einsu,
ri6ten, unb lit er eisens na6 Oeuti6lano
segangen, um' Die befannte Milbtbati9teil
ieiner yanOsleute audi fiir bieieu i3med III
anipru6 gu nebmen unb suslei1 brei
S9neitern, bic benz 9lipl poriteben mer,
ben, aus Neiile su bolen. @ebt AUDI bas
@erf Der S%etebuns in ben Yolarsegenben
nur lanSiam uon Statten, eiumal neil Die
Saiiun9Strait bieier Weni6en iebr eerine,
bann uber neil ibre gebensmeiie bic prat.
tide llebun9 Der 0teligion iebr eridrpert
10 ldBt ii6 bod na9 Dem, mas gei6ebeu
tit, auf Die Oauer elm gutter GrfoI9 erbof>
fen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-05
Gin cntietIi6es 0rnben=
1tu0lIf.

Sas Sabr 1888 be9ann nit elmer 9lns
sabl uon llnsliits fduen, Die uns bic Saare
gu Serge iteben ma6ten; es i6eint, baB
1884 ibm nidt on idretli6en &ataitros
pben na6lteben ioa. Saum iinb Die Ye>
ri6te iiber ben llnter9ang Der vGitp Of gos
lumbus" aus Den Oiientli6en Yldttem per-
i6uunOen, wirb idon wiebsr elm entieelis
Dies llnsIiit, cine grploiion, beri9tet, Die
ii6 IN Colorado e%rei9nete. 0asielbe true
ii6 in Der 9rSsrube Der yGolorabo Goal &
Sron So" Bel Greiteb Duties gu.
Der telegraph beri9tet unter Dem "a.
Sanuar bariiber:
Die Grploiion war cine Der i6refli6>
fen, bic je I'M sansen Welten itatt9efunoen
baben. Greiteb SutteS, nabe wsl6em Ylat
Die @rube liest, lit cine &DbIen9rdbers
Stabt, 40 Meilen nOr6li9 pon @unniicn
Gitp an Der Senper d 9tio @ranbe Giiens
babn. Die llria6e Der Grploiion lit ni6t
b%cfannt, man glaubt aber, baB iie bur6
i9logenOe Wetter entitanoen lit. Die 9rs
ploiion erfolste unsefabr cine babe Stuns
De, nadOem Die Sasarbeiter, 90 Mann an
Die Qrbeit 9egangen waren. Snoer iosen.
9orfammer bsfanDen ii9 10 MGnner, pon
benen 4 enttamen. Sn Der @rube waren
SO Mdnner an Der arbeit, bic wabri6ein>
lid ale um's 2eben 9etommen limb. Der
6auptein9ans lit 9dnSIi3 ueri9iittet unb
Der Qpparat, Der irii6e Suft in Die 6ams
mern iibrt, S~eritOrt. Die Siirser urbeites
ten nit aler Strait wGbreno bes Cages, Inn
bic Seri9itteten ans Sagesli9t gu 6ei0rs
bern, obwobl man iiberseugt lit, baB teiner
mcbr am Veben lit. Die StoStbale lit fir
Die @uinubnle Der Sobten bergeri6tet wors
ben. Der GuftSuiiibrungss 9lpparat lit ios
fort reparirt woroen unb boiit man, nod
wdbrenb Der Nadt in Die 6ummern gu &c.
lau9en. Giele Der Y~erun9liiften iino per-
beiratbet unb binterlaiien gum Sbeil 9roBe
6amilien. lin 3 llbr 9ta6mittass lit Elm
SpeSialsug nit Qersten, Qrbeitern &C. pom
@unnilon Gitp an9etommen uno babeu ii6
Iettere iOiort on bas a%ettunsspert beses
ben. Din benz Ginsan9 gu Dem S6a6t
iiten beteno unb lpeinenb Srauen uno 6ins
Der, oeren Sammern wabrbaft berseti6its
ternb ut. gm Na6mittas perbreitete iid
Oas @eri3t, boB ii9 in ben &ammern ems
uno Swei 10 6aB9en Sprenspuluer bsfuns
ben batten mo 0ber Die 6rploiion itattses
funoen bat, lit jebt nod ni9t betOnnt.
Die @anse in Der @rube iinb Suiammen 3
Wteilen lang unb fam erit ermittelt pers
ben, no ii9 bas llnsliit ereisnete, wenn es
ben Qrbeitern %9eIunsen lit, iid Ginsans in
ben S9aft gu peri3aiien. Die WRine mar
all9emein ais iebr seiabrli6 b%etannt, aber
iebr er9iebi9. Der ebemalise Superintens
bent Cameron laste bel elmer friiberen @es
le9enbeit, baB tOotlide @aie IN Wtaile in
ibr erSerst wiiroen unb baB itets bic @es
fabr elmer GrplOiion bur3 i6lasenbe Nets
ter beitanben babe. 0as @as i6eint iid
in ober unter ben &obIen gu bilben unb
our3 bic &ise IN ben Wanben in bic @ans
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-05
2an0 uno &eitte 1T slnnatm UNI
Sonfina.

Oas &aiierrei6 Nmam, beiIen iibli6
selesener Gbeil nit Der tSauptitaot Saison
ieit 1858, reip. 1862 unter benz Namsn
SransOil6s9 o9in9ina i'm Veiise Srants
rei6s li9 beiinbet, bietet iopobl in Der
&ultur ieines Sobens, wie in benz Gbarats
ter leiner Vewobner einen neuen gele9 fir
bic gebauptuns, baB Der SespOtismus bic
natiirli3en Qnlasen Der @roe ni9t gu ents
wifeln peritebt unb bieienisen Der auf ibr
entiproRenen Meniden unteroriidt unb
nieoerbGlt.
i3uar sibt ii6 bic 8~esieruns ben ans
i6ein elmer patriardulii9en Siiriorse fiji,
ibre tlntertbanen, lit aber in 0irfli9teit bic
bis auf ben bo9iteu @rab aussebiloete
Oeipotie. Sbr Mertmal lit Der gambuss
itof unb bieier nebit 3i6tisun9en aler
2lrt, I'M Notbfau Softer unb Gntbauptuns
gen, lenten ben Staat. Sober tS6bere
pom Stang bari ben inter ibm Stebenben
cine beitinmte Sra6t S9lase Sumeiien
~Iaiien, Die BEL benz 9erinsiten Sersebsn
biftirt wiro.
Der 8aiier lit pom Manbarinen umse.
ben, beren es I'M @an3en Sebn &laiien pom
Mi!itdrs unb Gipilmanbarinen 9ibt, wel6e
Gle geiammte Verwaltun9 beS Qanbes IN
Sanoen baben. 90 bat ieoe Propins gum
Seiipiel einen Militarmanborin gum @ous
pernear, benz snei 6ipilmanoarine ais I'M
tergouuerneure CUR Seite lteben. 9lu6 uns
ter ben OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iiberpie9t alio
bas militdrii9e Clement. @isentbiimli9
lit bic geitimmun9 BEL bieier 9lriitofratie,
baB Der Sobu zines Seamten an ii6 INNER
cine Stufe tiefer itebt, als Der Batter, 10 baB
Die uornebmen 8eamtengsi6ledter alImdb.
lid wieoer III bas 9epObnli6e Solt Suriite
linten fonnen. Die Manoarinen iinb
allmd9tis I'M Staate uno baben unter
iol9en limitdnOen mebr @ewalt ais Der
80nis ielbit.
Die militarii9en &rafte bes gan6es iinb
iiber Grparten 9erin9, penn man ben Tim:
itano in Yetra1t siebt, baB Der Sienlt iebr
bart lit uno Der Staat auf ieben Wtann pom
Is. bis gum 60. Sabre glniprI9 bat. ga,
friber berri6te iogar bic @inri9tun9, baB
ieoer brittle Sobn elmer 6amilie INNER brei
Sabre bienen muBte unb oann ebenio LANCE
llrlaub erbielt; jebenfaas werbsn bic
Otanni6aften aud beute nod iiberaus baus
fig einseSOsen. 10 baB iie Dem 5elbban in
merb6rter Weiie entSO9en iinb. Sieie
Gonicribenten meroen aber ni6t nur itren9
gum Militdroienit, iOnbem aud gu allen
anbern itaatli3en Seri9tunsen 9ebraudt,
gu Staatsbauten, oils S9iiier unb ielbit
sur p~ripaten Sebienuns bOberer geamten,
wOraus ii3 seniisenO ertlart, oaB bic
Manni9aften trob Der lansen OienitSeit,
BET Yertbeioisuns bes 9anbes wsnis Su
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-05

Nuueienben ersinsen ii6 in sottesldfters
li6en &ebensarten. Ebomas, Der ielten
cine Stride beiudte, that es aaen supor,
aber als er serabe wieber einen fiirdters
Ii6en Stud ausseituBen bate, pnrpe Ell
ploeli6 iebr blaB, faBte nit Der 9anb mad
Dem SOpie unb flaste iiber S6mersen.
@tan i6aiite i'm mad 9auie, mo er er:
sdblte, es lei ibm seweien, als penn c,
ploeli6 einen fur6tbaren S6las erbalten
9ta9 einiser 3eit i6ien er einsei6Iafen 81
fem, am nG9iten Mtorsen aber fanb MAJ
i'm tobt, iein geii3t idrcfli6 p%erserrt
9dBt Soft ieiner ipotten, Sbr umsldubisel
Serren2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-05
Originate Orreipouoen, Der v@a;ette"
YariS, 6. Sanuar 1884

Putio, U. NSuHuul 1909.
Sin sliidlides, iesensrei6eS, beilbrin.
sentes Ieues Sabr wiini6t aus Der @elts
ltabt an Der Seine Der alte Sauertbalplau:
berer ieinen 2anbsleuten i'm neuen 0elt.
tbeile uno mill gu sleider !3eit Die ldnsit an
Die Barrier Gorreiponbenten seridtete, ans
nod unbeantportet sebliebene 6rase iiber
Die nnertlarbaren SOrsdnse Der Luxem-
bourgeoise in pariS beantworten.
Sine lurembur9er @eleul1aft in Paris,
weI6e ben 3wed Der llnteritiisuns unierer
eanosleute, Der SefOrberun9 ibreS @obles
perfolgt, 1T pbne 3weifel lSbli9, gut, ie.
sensrei3 unb b69it n%otbwenbis. Sin
lanssefibltes SebiiriniB lieB einise Sing:
hinge Dor Spei Sabre beim Sunsenl0ienben,
9erS anb Mautb erresenben 8einslaie ben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-05
gcitrajte 0ottesIGttermn9.

Su philadelphia MAIDEN bic pl0bli9e
@rtrantuns unb Der balo baraui erfol9te
SOB zines @otteslaitererS uiel pom ii6
reOen. 2lm uorletten Montas bate, wie
bic Sasesprcie beridtet, Elm 9%ewiier Sas
mueI 8bomaS, ieines 3ei9ens Elm S9reis
ner unO iiber GO SABRE alt, nit mebrersn
anoeren @eiinnunssSenOien IN 6oItman's
9otel elm Souper p%eranltaltet, unb bic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-05

8ir tSuuen eu6 in benz Soriate, Elm
tutbOl. 8latt gu %9,iinben, MIR ermutbisen.
8ir bOfien, oaB ole suten Sutbolifen, Die
ii9 un bic &elision pnb bas Gaterlanb
perbient MAIDEN wolen, in Dem @ifer unb
bet &bati9teit fir bieies @ert, bas in uns
fern auseu uon Der bO9ften Sebeus
tuns ut, wetteifern.
ses XIII. in 1892 an ben BiI6O Don suesna.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-05
Sic Stimnle 9cp's xii.

2afet eusr 0i6t leu6ten Dor Den Wtens
fder, bamtt ie euere suten @erte ieben.
Hub Der 6err sebe eu6 basu Seinen Sesen!
Geo XIII. an bas in @arma erI6einenbe 9latt
Luce" (eeubte), Gnfan9 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-05
2atboItSGer &ird,en 6 RaIenoer.
8ou ben Grbeitern i'm Weinberse.
Matth. 90.
u @tun8 TOR &atboIifen!
Sic Stimme oes BERT. Sins TX.

Bir eriu9en sic initdnbisit, alien benen
nit current suten @iuen uno ellrer @unit
b.iSuitebcn, Die, NIT @eiit besabt uno NIT
~senii9enoer &enntniB ausseriiitet, ii6 an
bic Arbeit MAIDEN uno Si9er unb 3eituns
gen CUR Sertbeibisung unb 9erbreituns Der
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-04-17

heated through the registers in the
floor The visitor planted his chair
over one of these, where he sat swell
tering and sweating for an hour or
more, not knowing where the hot
wave come from, and was entirely too
polite to speak of his discomfort.
Noticing that the others were perfect
ly comfortab ole, he concluded that the
temperature was probably not at all
uncomfortable to the literati of Ameri-
ca, which he had often heard were
extremely cold-blooded. The family
were terribly mortified when they
heard of how their distinguished
visitor had been boiled and rendered
SO uncomfortable. He threatens to
write book on America.
THE trunk Of a sycamore near
Madrid is forty-three feet in crcum-
ference" ;" This is a pretty big thing
for priest-ridden Spain, but in free
and enlightened America it wouldn't
be considered worth mentioning.
Why, we have seen a little feeble
looking woman going out into the
country for q week. or so with a trunk
with a bigger circumference that six
or more sycamores.- s.-BOStOB Tran
script.
Tanner has been entirely outdone,
and by a native Of his own place. too.
The first week in September, 1888,
George Burr, a prominent and wealthy
stock dealer, residing about a mile
west of L9roy, O., lost a valuable
Bershire hog, and after freolv adver-
Using with no result, he gave up that
the amin al must have been stolen Or
killed. The mystery of It's disappear
ance has just now been explaied. The
hog has been discovered under the
bottom of a straw stack, which had
been made last September. and
although the animal had been inpris-
oncd under the stack without food or
water for 1917 days, it was alive when
released and the hog gave a grunt of
satisfaction, and seemed remarkably
lively for its condition. 1t is quite
a living curiosity, as it has
scarcely hair on it's entire
body and appears a walking skele-
ton. It weighed about 300 pounds
when it disappeared last fall, but will
hardly weigh much over half of that
now.