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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-02

still she held out; but al last human ma
ture could stand it no longer, and
the faithful bridegroom kne 1t down and
removed the white satin slippers which
had caused so much agony. Soon after
the emancipation of the poor black feet
the general arrived, and all went WELL
but still the ceremony was held to have
been in some degree marred. -MacnaiXnn.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-02

A little more than one half of the rail
way mileage of the world is in America
The United States alone has greater
aumber of miles than the whole o.
europe.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-02

than males in the city of Berlin. This fact
is all the more remarkable as there is a
garrison of soldiers in the city which,
numbers 10, 900 men,
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-02

On St. Michaers, one of the Azore ISL
ands, the people invariably drop the
famil name, each being known ey en-
tirely unlike titles. The same names
are also applied to either sex indiscrimt'
nately.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-02
A New COiffurc.

Upon the authority of the fashion cor
respondents, it is said that the "cado-
gam style of coiffure, which first made
its appearance in Paris at the beginning
of the season, appears to have rapidly
grown into favor, in spite of the ridicule
which has been heaped upon it. The
hair is worn curled in front. then simply
brushed back to the nape of the neck,
where it is tied with ribbon matching
the trimming on the dress, hanging down
the back in short curls for evening wear,
but arranged in thick ,lai5 for work-a-
day hours. The Boston .Saturday Ecen-
ing Gazette notes the protests of scoffers
that this method of wearing the hair can
never be agreeable to artistic eyes; that
a more OF less voluminous name or tail
depending from gentlewoman's head is
not a pretty thing in itself, and is sug
gestive, unfortunately, of the postericr
appendage IF horse. On the other
hand, those who have adopted the style
declare that it has many advantages to
recommend it, more especially in display
ing to good effect plait OF FURNISHED
chestnut hair, which the present mode of
tight little basket-plats is rather obviously
conceals But the cadogan requires
special neatness to commend it, says the
Gazette, and those who adopt it must con-
stantly remember that when ruff1ed or
disarranged the queue will lose all re-
semblance to the exquisitely neat append
age of that name as worn by our ances-
tors.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-02

Til, most delicate watch wheels art
l.ow made of paper pulp in Germany.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-02
A Wedding in the West Endies,

In fact,' it is extraordinary to see the
gorgeous costumes that issue on Sun
DAYS out Of the filthiest shanties, more
especially when the costume of the pre-
vious day is recollected to have been two
rather sparse and very dirty garments of
once white canvas, and certainly no
boots To attire the whole population
so gorgeously of course many skilled
tailors are required, and in the census of
1891 no fewer than 10. 600 females re-
turned themselves as seamstres.es. These
ladies, however, have no other sources
of income beside their needles.
With such splendid habiliments to
show on Sunday the negro, of course, is
constant in attendance at church. On
entering the sacred building the mems
first care is to remove heir boots, not from
any leaning toward Mohammedanism, but
because they are painful In connection
with this | may mention ludicrous oc-
currence which caused some amusement
among the English residents in Barba
does. A black man holding situation
of trust in the garrison Il forget whether
he was a soldier Or not} was engaged to
black lady, and the general promised
to be present at the wedding. On the
appointed day the bridal party duly ar
rived, the bride clad in white satin with
the orthodox orange flowers, veil, etc.,
and white satin shoes. Everything was
ready, but the general had not arrived
The bride became more and more un-
easy, and still the general came not; the
sweat poured down her black face, and
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-02

The crows
Then rose
In their upward fight
When the dynamite
All at once suddenly exploded
Blowing 'em to bits
And giving 'em fits.
Poor things, they didn't know it was loaded
Chicago Sun.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-08
= u n " IIerIet.
&InjtIi6e 8ewd1eruna.

Iu9 Wpomins, MO Bel Dem ipdrliden
GesenfaQ Der gooen iid bisber 70 peaia
our 9anbwi.tbidaft eisnete, wirb iett burd
finftlide Sewdherung fru9tbar. Oas
vgtnc. goItsblatt" idreibt barber:
gGintSe unternebmenbe @eiiter baden
fid por suei Sabren an sinen Ieriu6 i'm
sroBen MaBifabe 9en,a9t, Tim bis bisber
nutlos oabinfrOmenben @%aiermaiIsn ser
Tlhhe Wpoming's oussunusen. sic Be-
i9lofen, einsn Strid 9anbss pon 60, 900
Qcre feinen, ianbissn Qebmbobens, mel5er
li9 i'm Norben un6 Siosn bes SabiQes
5iuiies, zines tlsinen NebenhnEes bes Ga.
ramie: Stromes i'm iib0itlideu Sbsile bes
Serritotiums ausbebnt, elmer auieitisen
Vemdneruns 5u unteruerfen.
I'm bas belpsrtiteQiaen su f6nnen, muB
Waher aug benz laramie SluHe sundbit
uermittelit zines canals abgeIeitet merben,
welter &anal in einenl, a9t SUP i'm Suas
brat weiten, iibsr cine babe Weile burd
maifue Telisn sebrobenen Gunnel meter
sefibrt, %porauf bann bas 8ett zines gas
DIES fife bic 2duse pon fiuf5sbn MeiIen un6
bas oes SabiIe: SluiIes fir bic 0Gnse pon
breiunb Swun,i Meilsn bsnutt merben fam.
BON bieiem Yuntt I'M Sabiues SluHe ans
%gefangen, wirb elm GROCER 9raben in Der
Sdnge bon 81 Meilen quer bur6 bas 0anb
sefibrt. Sin anberer, G5nli1er @raben
miro unsefdbr 20 Msilen weiter BON benz.
fel6en 6luBbett in slei5er &idtuns ubges
leitet. Bon bieien swei Sauptsrdbsn aus,
iowie pon Dem SabiGes SIufie islbit wers
ben cann, in ansemsiienen ~gntfernunsen,
S%siten9rdben anseleSt, beren @siammts
ldnge ni9t weni9er ais 200 Meilen betra>
gen uirb.
Durdi9nittli9 bat bic Mieile bes Saupts
@aherpssss POM laramie Strouie aus
einen SAL uon so SuB, 10 bab bas WaIs
ier ni3t nur Ieidt abfis6sn wi,b, ionbern
aud unidwer sur SiIouns finitIi1er Seen
benubt weroen fam, wel6e lsbtsre esnii:
senoe Wahertraft gum 9etriebe pon Mibs
len unb Jabrifen abgebsn werbem. Der
erwa5nte SunneI, Der i9wisrisite unb tOlts
ipielislte Sbeil bes tlnterusbmens, 1T ibon
bis sur 0alfte polenoet, unb man bpfft,
i'm Bis nd5iien Wai, nit einem Soften,
aufuanb pom elmer baIben Miuion Dollars,
pouitanbig aus,ubaueu. Die befrieoisens
be &eiuItate, bic man NIT SswdNsrunsen
in Utah sema6t bot, beredtisen gu Der
grwartuns, oaB aud bieie5 llnternebmsn
lid als erfOIsreid erueiien wirb. gs uns
terIiest feinem 3ueifel, baB baSurd sroBe
Strsden 9anbes, Die sinlt als pertblos be-
tra5tet wurben in sutss Iferlanb uerwans
self perbeu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-08
gebaubluna Der Seller in @in

gebauOluns Der Setter iu @inter.
Dos v&iirttsmb. ION. Wo9enbI." iteut
folssUoe &eseln fir Die gsbanbluns Der
Reler I'M Winter auf. y bic &elleri6ber
iollen I'M 9erbite 10 LANCE ais mosli9 often
s~eIaiieu nrb nidt ebsr psridIoIen perben,
ais bis bic Semperatur mebyere @rabc uns
ter 9luu iintt. y Stno bic Seller tief
i'm gOoen, 10 bIrfsn Die &dItesrabe nod
me5r itsisen; ebe cine Soriidtsmabresel
erforSerltd lit. y Trifft elm falter Wino
uon elmer Settle ben Seller ober bic Seller
Sifuunsen, J. 9. Der Norouinb oSer Sits
minb, 10 lit Der 6e1sr mad bieisr Settle
an uerI9lisBen, aber rad Der ~entsesenses
istten oiien gu Iaiien. Al Greten i'm 2aus
fe bes @inters miIbe Gage ober Gage nit
unbeoeutsnber Sdlte elm, 10 finb Die 8eIs
lerlO6er wdbrenS bieier Seit gu 6ifnen,
bamit cine frii9e, fible, refine 9nit einitr6s
men unb Die fsu9te, bumpfe, i5Iedte Cuff
ausitr5msn fam. 81 Der @runSiae,
Ser i'm Scmmsr maBssbeno 1T: rSe tiibs
Ter Der Seller beifo beiIsr" - gilt bis gu
einsm sepiNsu @raos aud fir ben 8in.
ter. Dem bic N"abruusSitoife leioen bur9
bic 8dIts i'm Seller erit oann, menn bic
Eempsratur Sarin untsr Nuasrab berabiintt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-08
Rrnfsflor Ritlhe A., ShnrouS emrf;ehI

Erofefor Hibide gu GbaranO empfisbIt
bic Ginfibruus pom Gentbisren i'm &ieiens
sebirse. Oas Gentbier bepo5nt in Nors
wesen 9esenoen, beren Sei9affenbeit ben
WerbdltniHsn bes Gieiensebirses i'm alses
meinen entipri9t. Die Slora auf benz
8amme bes &ielensebirses ut berisnisen
BON Norwesen enser ueruanbt als bic IT.
senb zines anbereu GbsiIss BON Oeutids
lamb. Die 9aupidiuns bes &entbieres, bic
perl9iebenen 6le9teu, bic eisentli6e Gens
tbierfe9te unb bas Ssldnbiide Moos, fino
auf benz &ieiensebirsstumme insemeiu usrs
breitet. Oie Sobenuer5dltniHe bsi6er Gam
Der babsn uiele4ebnlitteit m~iteinanber, be-
ionbers in Der @bwedieluns pom srSBsren
Wfoorpartien nit bur9einanoer seporfenen
8ranitbIDdsn. unb aud bic tlimutii9en
Terbdltniile seisen mau9erlsi gsbnIi9teit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-08
I'm Gusruicn bate gictor Suao cine

Sn 0uernitp bate gietOr Suso cine
&64in ais Der gretasns in ieinem Oienif.
Sic NOT iebr fromm. unb obpobl iie aends
beIaB, I'M leben gu f6nnen, blieb iie bod
aus Nnbdusli9teit i'm Sauie, in Der Soffs
nuns ibrsm 6errn ober bsIen Rinbern elm
nal niisli9 werben gu tOnnen. i3wei ges
binsunsen bate ie iid absr p~orbsbaIten:
einmal, baB ie fortfabrsn biirie, an allen
5aits unb Ibitinenstasen fir bas san;e
6aus 6aitenipeiien gu bersiten. unS 3weis
tens beltano iie barauf fir bic &ii1e, in
weldsr fe ibr &eid arfssidIasen, bic
Wfietbe ielbit gu 5ablen, Samit ie bns &edt
babe, ieoen 6reibenter, Der ie etpa wesen
ibrer religiDisn @eiinnung auf,issen woue,
Dor bic Sbiire su ueiien. Beibe Rlauleln
wurSen tets auf's @spihsubafteite reipets
tirt. gines Cages wanSelte Sictor 6ueo,
Der ssrabe vOie arbeiter bes Meeres"
i9rieb, bic 2aune an, Bel Der 666in einen
Teriu9 nit ieiner 0itsratur gu MADDEN. Gr
Los ibr elm Rapitel Dor unb usrlonSte bann
ibr llrtbeil AZ b6ren. yMonijsur", erwis
berte ie IN ibrsr i1li6tsn Ueile, lid bin
u cine ARM clige @tasS, a6sr i'd piirSe
mid iGdmen, ioI5 bummcs 3els binsu'
iareibsn". Spater sinmal iraste Der 0id)s
ter urplosli9 ieine GIte WtasO: rNuu,
Wfarie, wenn i9 sinmal trant perbs, 10
boife i9, ba6 Sic mid ui6t obne Satras
msnte iterbeu Iaiieg perSeu." ,9tein,
6err", eruioerte bic a!ts lsbbaft, 10 lans
&c i9 oa bin, peroe i3 bafir iorsen. absr
herna1... 2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-08
Bic SuiGae 6es 9e6ens.

Wis oft elm i3ufau, Der i9einbar Sas
llrgliG. mo ni6t ben 9dnsli1en l1nter9anu
zines Meni&en berbeifibren 3u miiIen
i9eint, gu beiien unerwartetem Glide fibrt,
oapon NOR bet ausse;eidnete pbilolose,
Yroeo OF Gen an Der Cambridge.
lluiusriitdt, Elm lsbsnber geweis.
Gen mar zimmerman unb bate Bel tao.
li9er anseitrenster Irbeit NIT Mrmutb ~
fdmpfen; aber iein Durit nod 0ilien par
10 sroB, baB er ieirer wiberpdrtisen dube.
rem Verbaltnife unseadtet iebe frsis Stum.
be auf bic Grweiterung isiner &enntni1e
u%erwenoete. Defenders MAI bas Stu6ium
Der Spra6en feline 2eibenidaft, aQein Ell
fonnte ibr nur babur9 in etruas senii9en,
baB CT itets Elm gr6, ars benz er llnterri6i
sei90pft bate, persaufte, UNI ii5 Elm an.
oeres ansul6nffen. Sen beiratbste uni
feline Sorscn pualen nit ieinem perer6B:
erten SamilienhsitanS, absr feline Stubier
iette er benuo9 RATIOS fort, psnn er ibnen
aud nod weniser 3eit aIs ionft wipmsn
fcnnte. 0a brad Seusr aus, unb er per:
Tor ieiu iammtlides fleines Sabe, beions
bers aber lein 9auowertsserdt6e. Dies
lln9lid bra3te i'm al ben Nano Der Ser.
sweifluns, absr es ioIte gu ieinem Slid
ausi9lassn, benn Der Serluif, ben er erlit:
ten, lenfte bic @ufmsrtiamteit auf i'm
buIb ipra@ man ielbit in bsn qSbiten &rei.
fen Don benz sslebrten Zimmerman
meni6enfreunblid s%eiinnte Ndnner bei
Wihsnidaften ermunterten i'm su wsitsren
Stubien, unterifiieten i'm babel frdftis,
unb ipdter puroe Cen. ME erudbnt, sine,
Der seadteifen Yrofeforsn an Der timber.
iitdt GGmSr bSe; wabrenb CT obne bic Ser:
brennnns ieines 9anbwertserdt5ss uisIlei61
tets elm armer uub unbetaunter iSimnsr:
nan seblieben wdre.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-08
I'm Gbiua aebt bie &eaieruna alien

Vn Gbina 9ebt bic Ge9ieruns allen
Grnites an ben giienbabnbau unb bat einem
en9lii9en Vauunternebmer bereits cine be-
trddtIi9e Suntme einbdnbisen ~Iaiien, boz
NIT er bafir Die gum Babnbau nStbisen
WerfSeuse unb Maidinen ani9affe unb
aud mebrere Snsenieure unb Gedniter ans
wsrbe. slu9 1T iis beitrsbt, bic grisiters
i3aft fur ben gabnbau gu sepinnen. 30
bieielbs IN bieier @nseIesenbsit cine pi9tis
sc Stimme bot. Sn Gbina sibt es ndms
Lip feline absegrentten 6riebbofe, bic Eo6ten
usrben pielmebr aaerorten, mo es ben Mns
uerwanbten bsliebt, iosar auf offener Stras
Be, beiseiett. Sie @rabitdtte 1T bann beis
Zig nn6 BARI ni6t eutpeibt wsrben. 8as
GitensO eiaiiterium In Yesins bersitet bas
Der cine taiie,li9e 8erorbnuns Dor, welde
bic Gntfernuns Der @raber pop allen plaSs
SEN, mo- fe Den Babnbau binbern. setatten
wirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-08
Sic o~issiG6riae Graote Grantrei8s be-

lduit ii9 mad amtliaer Ihfitsuung anf
runb 1O1, $50, 900 Settoliter Weisen; Die
rei5ite grnSts bat Der Norbsn nit 5 ,OoO,s
600 Ssttolitsr, Die serinsits @oriica nit
$50, 900. Die @eiammternbte erreibt uus
sefabr Die SsSsutuus elmer MittelsrnSte,
wsl9e man fir Srantrci5 IN los. o0O, 600
Sett. psranl9last = 90 Miuionen mstri:
i6en Gsutner. Der gouIum abiorbirt ses
wSbnlib l15Sett., wouon Is Wilionen our
Saat bsitimmt iinS. gs muB bemna9
Srantrsi9 in oielem Sabre. UNI isinsn Be
bari gu bsdeu, nod unssfd5r Is Wilionen
6eftotiter pom Muslanbe besisben. Die
SualitGt bss franSOiiiden WeiSenS 1T in
bisiem Sabre cine uorjisIi6s.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-08
3wiihen ;tpei @clt6amcn.

Die 9ieuiabrsbsiude iinb in polem
@unse. v@uten Gag, bette emma, elm
9lidlides neues Sabr! = Qd, wie bu 10
freunSli9 biit, mid int eritsu glussnbIide
bes taum e~rfolsten SubresusdisIs i5on
nit bsinem liebeuousn Sslu9e gu beebren.
On biif unb blsibit pirfli9 rteine trsue
unb aufri9tise Gaa! - Dab, emma, i9
babe mid oeBbaIb nibt 10 friibe in bsinem
Gallon e~inSefunbeu. = SD bGtte mid ses
irrt2 Nein, Gaa, ou biit..9raniam! = go
bore, i9 TONNE bios oeinen Gatb einboIsn
bssiisIi9 bss Ilters, wel6es mir wdbrenS
oieiem Sabre in bic @eisai9aft ~bimaustras
gen wer6en."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-08
On gcrano, 9spartement WOpara, Bro.

W 49,
ping Pismont, 1T Sieier Gage elm ~eiseuars
tiger YroseB enti3isben pOrben.
Gines Cages bette cine &otte wilber
Oorf6uri9en einen gleI bur5 Iafrsisuusen
unS S9ldse s~sSwunsen, bic Srsppe oes
StaStbauies binaufSufIsttern unb mitten
in ben SisunsSiaal, mo Die sbriam,en
Batter Der Stabt usrIammelt pareu, bineins
susebsn.
Der Wunicipalratb Der StaSt, auf's
6S6Ite entriiItet iibsr cine berartise Belei.
Sisuns - benn ais lol9e muBte bod brs
gri9einen bes gislS i'm S%ibunsSiaale beS
Stattbauiss aufgsiaBt perben = itrsnste
cine Slase sesen ben BETTER bes giels uno
bic Srsunbe beielben, we!6e ben @lel gu
Sieiem Ginbru6e ueranlaBt batten, an.
Der Ibuofat Der @nsetlasten Denies absr
Dor ben &i4tern NIT GROCER 3unsenaeldu:
iistsit, Sab elm S9ier, wsl9eS bic Male
zines gsiop, Balaam, Wdc9iupsl unb
8ittor SuSo 6eseiltert babe, ben Situussz
fad Der Stabtperorbnsten pon Gsrauo burG
leine @s9snpart ni9t sntebrt babe, baB
aber Dor Alem benz 9eiiber bes Ebieres
tsin 8orpurf sema9t werbsn Tonne, Oa li9,
pie aus ben gSerten Der %senanntsn 0idtsr
erii9tIi9, Der GieI burdauS gutter @eiltss.
saben %erfreus, alio fir feline San6luu9
euentuel aaein uerantportIi@ sema5t wsr:
ben tonne.
0isie 8epeisfibruns imponirte Ben
Hi9tern uon Gerauo 10 iebr, bab iie in Der
Chat bic g~u9etlasten freilpra6en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-08
SdDne Wraeuo.

6rember: vSasen sic NAL, Wdo9en,
bier mil fen wobI weniS 2eute iterben, Der
8ir6bof lit 10 leer i'm SerbaltniB gu benz
sroBsn Oorf." WdS6en: .Sa, piIsu
Sic, bic WGmsIeut' aus nnierem Srte
iterbs msiltsntbeils I'M 3u9tbaus."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-08
Si@ere Nelfhruna.

,Sugatsr, mas lit Sas eisentlid, penn's
gar 10 bIitt?" = v@eiBt, MarI, bas
Blisen oas 1T, mas man 10 iast, cine gta.
tursri@einuus." = y&as 1T benn oas cine
NaturerIdeinuns2" .gta, hummer
8ub', baS 1T bait, wann's gum geiipiel
blibt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-08
8eim Nbenoriieu.

S3uieriunse: vWssiferin, MAIDEN Se
be Oibre gu, ct Siebt, ct Siebt."
Meiiterin: v@as i9abt's Dir, hummer
Sunse?"
S6uiferiun9e: yMir MID, absr Der
S3inteu iliest mer runter uon's Vrob."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-08
Sut Giienbahn Come.

Bette Eante. nidt ,uabr auf Ser Giiens
balm ;ablen bic tlsinen Ginbsr nur bic
Sdlfte fir lire RIdse. Sit's wabr?" =
vgfun ia, Siuoben!" = Damn be,ablen
AUDI Die alten Ganten, 70 alt ME Du, &C.
mig bas SoppeIte!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-08
Cine Trau in Stnper wiu i'm ct. eouis

VINe UEUH Ut SSHUtr WlU III 81 SVHIo'
Gbale III Colorado cine Mittpsusg oIonie
anlegen, pel3e 0iensn: npb SeiSen5u9t,
iowie Sbitbau betreibsn loQ. Sir Sisisn
YIan ioll lie ii9 bsrsits @sIb unb @ittmsn
in @srp 0ort seiibert baben. gluf bic
5rass siIsS Ssri9t,ritatters, Oh Sea Wldns
rern baS @etreten ber Golonie perboten
iein peroe, antportete bic @riinberin ans
fanss auspsibsn6. inSem iie bsmsrtte, iie
babe ii9 nit Der Srase nod gar ni9t be-
i9aftist, i9IieBli9 aber meinte iie, bic Solos
ME weroe ni9t nit Sta9eIorabtadunsn
umseben isin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-08

Iisr glsmsnte, innis seieat, bilben Die
Yfeife, bic, penn i'd raude, mid in seiuns
Der 9auns etbdlt, fails lie ni9t aus9ebt,
wd6rsnS i9 iamau9e. Oas fommt bel
70 gutem Tabat pie Der BON q a | 81 u r
rar oann Dor, rueun bic Sfsife ausserau9t
iii.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-08

Gs iii Elm alter S@nGd, SaB es iisben
@unSsr in Der 8eIt sibt, bod mir 6ebaups
ten, SaB sS JEST adt gibt, udmIi4 elm neues
- Salpation Del. GS furirie uns in
wsuiSen Gasea pom eiuem i6limmcn Nn.
IaQs pon &beumutiSmus. Die Jte9nan9
ruar rur % Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-08
AGerfet Spas umo Grmf.
Su osn fran,0iijden @ablen.

Sn elmer 0anosemeinbe. Isle ifimmen
nidt fir bic &abifaIeu? {" = vNls O9iens
bdnoler niemals ~ 8arum 2 80 Weil
Die rot6en 3ettel meme Sbiere sur @utb
gereiSt baben!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-08

Or. Bulls 6uiten Sprup mirb uon Gaus
ieneen ais Die bette Mebi;in sesen @rtdls
tnns. Ssiiertsit uno 9uiten seprieisn. gr
foitet nur % Gents bic Slai9e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-08
Sr. y. SdtuimO's
Arduter Differs

(patentirt September 8. 1851,
6silt Nubr uuo Ourdiau, Gbolera Morbus,
Cholera, 8olif, 9eibl6mer,en, 0aiieriu6t, Ser.
bauunssbei6werben, gelidtsl6n,er,en Nppetits
loiisteit, @elent @ei9wullt. SrGrlpfe, Serbaus
~lngsi6pGde, SalSfluB, Malaria, Sieber, 9abus
idmer;en, Sbrennpeb, grbre1en II. no. Sin
aaSseSei9netes Rittel iiir 6ronii9e 6rantbeis
ten. Sin ;uperldili9es Uiittel sesen SiB Don
Siiti9en S3lan9en ODER Snietten II. !. 10.
@ebrau9s alnweiiuus III Bel ieber Slai6e
uno ;a ba6en fei alien Srus9iiten uno SGrlbs
Tern in Groceries, ODER bel
Or. g.. Sdtptno,
in &c Mars, Soma.
Yreis per SlaI6e Is geuts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-08

Yidlsii6. r@ibt's in Ter YiaIs Sisiss
Sabr aud uisle &sbbibner9" - Sra, Sas
ias' i9, ale Seem bufe uolli = ,98as,
auf ben 8dumen iinb In Der 8falS bic &ebs
bibnsr?" = vWas wolle' ie bann made
ii9' bod bunme i6un auss poGl"
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-24
THE DAILY BEE~wEDNEsDAY, JUNE "a, 1885.

turer can depart from them. The meth.
dds of the pool have been, In general,
ss follows. "Poollpg arrangements
were made for a year. To the general
pool fund. each member contributed q
sum of money as forfeit to the other
members in case he violated the agree.
ment entered into. This sum was sp
portioned to each member, at frat arbi'
trsrlly, later on the basis of capital In
vested In business. Each associate mem
Der was also required to deposit with the
commissioner q stipulated sum, either
In money or bonds, to insure his
conforming to all the rules. A scale Of
prices for certain grades of goods, classi-
fed from the finest of gold papers to the
cheap kitchen papers, was fixed, and a
scale of discounts for the large purchasers
in the trade was arbitrarily made. At
these figures each member was bound to
sell his goods II he sold them at all. He
could get prices above the figures II he
could, below them he could not go. A
similar scale was also fixed for the trade
and each dealer bound himself by q
prices fixed by the pool. The penalty
for the violation of the agreement vas q
prohibition from purchasing any goods
made by any member of the pool In the
future or until relieved from this ban by
the association. Protection as to card
rates was thus absolutely assured. Now
as to the profits. To the associations
pool commissioner each member made q
report at stated periods of the goods
manufactured, of the sales made, and of
the profits on the business during the
time covered by the report. The profits
| went into q common pool, and were d.
vided among the members, the division
being made pro rata on the basis of busi-
ness done, 30 that each member, whether
he had o successful year or not, was as
sured of q certain percentage of profits,
based upon the capital Invested and the
value of his output In the previous year.
| With the renewal of the pool on the LIST
Of July of each gear there was a readjust-
ment of percentage In the division of
profits for the coming year"
Disagreement as to the division of the
profits led to the withdrawal from the
pool of two or three firms, and 1t is the
unpleasant competition of these which
has in part created dissatisfaction among
the members. Dizziness In business dur
Ing the past year has added to this. One
of the results of the pool has been toSin-
duce many of the smaller manufacturers
to close their establishments and accept
a stipulated percentage of the profits
of the pool. When trade was flush there
was no trouble about this, but the larger
manufacturers are now kicking against
the rate of "divy" among the retired
email fry, and the prospect at present
seems to be against the reorganization of
the pool on the first Of July.
1t is In this manner that the wall paper
trade has been controlled for several
years. Should the pool go to pieces, we
may expect fierce rivalry and cut-throat
rates, and doubtless o crushing of some
of the weaker establishments to the
wall, although all have grown rich under
the present arrangements.