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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-29

$50 ginwobnern unb pon bieien betbeilig>
ten ii6 poue 80 oil Der riten M%bitimmung.
Wabl wuroe i'm Sauie Don Salomon
Sunsau, benz @iiinoer pom Wiilwantee,
obssbulten. Oas 9aus, elm bsidsioenes
SIofbaus. itanb bo, mo iid beute Der
Yradtbau Der Mitdeliden Sant erbebt.
Son ben 80 Mdnne,n, bic BEL Der eriten
Wabl in MiIwaufee ftimmten, iinb, 70 piel
man meib, beut' mad finisis Subren nod
finfSebn am 0eben. Ssbn waren Bel Der
6eier I'M l9. B. 80. periduIi9 unpeieno.
0ie SubiIdumsieier murbe am Nadmits
tas jbes 10. b. Sc. in S1lit's Yart abs
sebalten. Oortbin iette iid inter Muiit-
beslsituns pom Gourtbauie aus Elm sIdns
ssnber 3us non @quipassn in 8euesuns,
in benen bic ftdbtiiden unb County Seb6r;
ben, bic Nlbermsn unb Superpiioren. BIZ
alien Gniieoler unb ionitise sinseIubent
Safe iid bsfonoen. gei Der Seltusr:
iammluns i'm Yart fibrte Mapor @aabs,
ben 8oris. Gr uersIi9 in ieiner @rOff:
~nunssrsbe bas Wilwautse pom 1885 mi
Der sldnSenben @roBitabt pom 1885. 8s
Der eriten Mabl uor fiinfsis Subren muir
ben 50 Stimmen abseseben, bel Der Yrdfi
%bentenwobl uon 1884 aber CAB Wilwaute
2s, 800 Stimmen OBJ. Oie g~inwobner
aabl, bic Dor finfsis Sabren tnupp $50 BE-
trns, lit nod Der Ietten 3dbluns auf rum
l59 600 seitiesen. Na9 benz Mapo
ipra9en nod bic 9erren @inieIo Smitb
9oruce @bais, Soibua Start, 3. o. Deu
tier unb Germ. Sisel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-29
Rel

= Gorrefponbens Suniata.
- 5aitinss befist, wie Sic pieuei9t i9on
wiIen, elm bsutides glatt: Der Nebrasta
golfsfreunb" Der pom sinem iunsenO eutld=
&uiIen nit Ramen 9anbmann rebigirt unb
beraussssebsn wirb. Ois tiirslid in Sus
niata itattsebabten Sempersnsuortrdse bas
ben BEL %unieru Yanfee's berrIide 5riidts
seseitist, bas Stdot6en wimmelte bon BE:
ioifsnsn. Der Susus BON Ginwanbsrern
mad unlern .bena6barten Sountp's lit &c:
senpdrtis elm iebr %itarfer. Seoen Gag
paiiren bier at Die 10 bis Is rMousrs":
@asen. %. s.
= Su Stoe County 1T bic tleine
Sru9t, nit Nusnubm: bsS Safers, peldsr
Ieidt lit. gut seratben, unb Der WeiSen err
sibt beim Oreiden 90 guibel unb aufs
wGrts pom Qcre. SIS lit cine ausseSsi9s
nete Gornernte 81 erwurten.
= Die YermeTer Der G6icaso, Ranias,
Nebrasta d Soutbpsiten @iienbabu wers
ben in Geb GIouo srportst, um bic
I~srmeHung Der prciettirten 2inie our9 bic
Stabt porsunebmsu. Quem Nni9eiu mad
lift snbli9 4usii9t uorbunoen, oaB Der Bau
bieier 10 pi9tisen SertebrsIiuie enbIi4 in
@n8rifi 9enommen miro.
- Die GARNER pom Gbelps 6 ountp
bnben ben S~ouutussidsern ben Rries err
Hart, unb wolen ole beri,lbsn, nel9e
obne supor eiu9eboIts GrIaubnib auf ibren
Ger 6urmer) 9dnoereien iusen, seridtli9
u~erfOl9en.
- Die @ranb ISLANDER 8irser
beI4loiien in elmer SpeSiaIwabl nit GROCER
Moicritdt, Bombs CUR S~eritsluns Don
WaGerwerten ~aus5u9eben.
Sn Der llneegenc pom @ilber rid:
ten Gatten in ben &crnfelbsrn beosutsnoe
8erbeerunsen an. sic itsisen an ben
Stauben empor unb nagen ben beiten Gbeil
Der Qebren al. Gin Sarmer erleSte fiirs:
lid iibsr 800 nit hem i3srit6run9spsrte
bei9dftiste &atien in ieinsm Romfelce.
- Die junoen 0amen uou - things
bnben ein llsbereintommen getrofisn, boB
tie nit teinem jungen Wtanpe umgan9 bas
ben pousn, Der trintt, raudt, taut ODer
flu9t. (g9ir iiirhten, BOB Die iungen Oa:
men ibr llebereintOmmen nidt LANCE bal:
ten. = 9teo.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-29
Sotota.

- Der brobenbe 3pieipalt i'm perfai.
iunssebenben Gonpent 1T burd Nnnabme
glnnabme zines Subitituts fir Gampbea's
Bill Of &isbts" psrbinbsrt worben. Oass
ielbe ertldrt, baB ane politiide @epaIt
bsim 8olte liest, cine iebe freie &esisruns
aus benz @iden bes goltes beruorsebt,
uub buB oieies bas Re3t bat, bic 5orm Der
&e9ierun9 su Gnbern. Der Staat pon
Oafota piro fir einen unsertrennli9eu
Gbeil Der Union unb bic 8unbesperfai=
flung fir bas oberite 9eiet bes 0anbss ers
Hart.
= @inise iener g%epihenloien gifiel.
jdger. melde nur aus Norbluit bic 9tsite
Der Siiielbeerbeu poQenbs uertilsen, bars
inter elm beruorrugenoer GAMBLER, linb iebt
pom giifieln ieIbit i9per beitraft rorben.
Die Sugoseieui9uft mar, pier Wann bod
uu89esogen uub butte melt norbweitli9 pom
y ismard d, am llfer sss Wiiiiouri, cine
Sacroe BON 200 BifieIn gejast. Gs pebte
aur 3eit elm beiti9er 8ino. Der iowobl ben
giiIeln wie ben Si9ern Stuub unb Sanb
in Die Qu9en bl;ss uno iie blenoete. Die
uerfoIsten, in pollen 2aui bsgriiienen gaf:
tel ma6ten pIObIi9 cine @enbung nnb
runuten in Der Sti6tuns, mo ii9 bic sSdser
~befan6en. Srsi pon bislen wuroen BON
ben Siifeln umserannt unb tobt setreten.
sic parsn auBer StanS, ben berantom.
member gifieIn aussuwsi9en, neil fi9 uuf
elmer Settle bus 8ofer, uuf Der an6ersn
bobe Telien befanoen. Der pierte Sd9er,
Sobn NiIlon, fam 6ur6 einen 3ufaa nit
benz Qeben Ouuon unb iditte bic Qei9en Der
umsetommenm @enoiien an bic In9ebsri.
gen Der Iebtereu.
Die Serbesrungen Der Yrairiefeuer
uou Sarge bis 9 iSmart ibertrefien
bic friiberer Sabre gang beosutsnb. SUN.
berte BON 6urmern baben lire game @eis
s~enernte perIoren. Ole Quantit6t oes in
uoriser @n3e In Goro 8atota pel6rauns
ten WeiSenS lit naebsuer. Mm i6Get,
oa6 spti9en Somestown un6 gismarf
weni9itsns bunoert 6urmer ibre gauge Grnte
u~erIOreu bu6en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-29

serifort unb bic Straben burd beren Trims
met 9eiperrt. 0as @as erlol9 nno bic
bereinbredenbe SinitsrniB uermsbrte bic
S9redsn bieier llnsIiidsna6t. @roBe &eis
ii9feuer wurbsn auf ben StraBen anseSins
bet, I'M bas Su9en mad ben perunsIiidten
Spfern Al srmOgli6en. Der Sberiff re:
q%uirirte Die WtiIiS: @Ompasnie, UNI bel ben
&ettunssarbeiten mitsubelfen. Die 6armer
Der Na9bari9aft bra9ten am nd9iten Gage
9ebensmitteI, gett3eua II. +. NJ. nod Der
llnsliits TAFT unb %Sfineten ibre eisenen
Ssimitdttsn ben 10 idwer beimseiudten
9inwobnern @uibinstons. Sin pabres
@unber 1T es untsr bieien llmltdnben, bab
bis iett nur Der SsrIuit pom 5 Menidens
lsben gu betlasen 1T, faIs pOn ben 3abl:
loien, gum Gbsil S6ueruerwunbeten ni9t
nod Tiele ibren S%erlesunsen erliesen.
@ouperneur Soablep bat mad ieiner &ids
tebr pom Der llnsliids itdtte elmer Iufrui
our Silfsleiituns erla1en. weldem LIBERAL
bsrsitwinisit Solse s~eIsiitet wirb. De,
S9aben miro ii9 in bic MiuiOnen por
Dollars belaufen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-29
RtuasSota.

= Oie Garmsr in Der @esenb pom
Sterling rs Wsilen wsifIi9 BON ct.
9uuD, baben ibre san,s grnte einssbiBt.
YaiGsiere zines Dor einisen Sasen in Oft
li4er &i9tuns uon ct. Yaul fabrenbsn
iSuses beri9tsn, bort 10 bis Is @eiseus
S9Ober gu slei9er !3eit in SIammen ssie:
ben gu baben. Die bierburd ben %sinssIs
nen Sarmern erpa1iensu Ysrluite an @s=
treble betrusen 100 bis 5000 guibel.
Srau W. 6. BEDFORD sos iid wdbreno bes
8eriudes, bic SIammen su lSi9en, bsrar:
tise granbwunoen gu, baB fe iest in fritz.
i4er Sage banieoerliest. Oas 6euer nil:
tibet nod INNER auf ben Sslrern unb wiro
permutblid srOBen Sdasen unridteu, ebs
bafeIbe pSlig seloldt werben fam.
= Saul S9eurins uon NicoIIst be:
fitt 100 gisnenitofe, pon bsnen er bies
Sabr 5000 YfunO Wabens unb 500 Yfunt
S9leuberbonis sepaun.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-29
SutnOtS.

- Sn 8anbaIia eri6ien am Ietten
Snmitag Der 6armsr guitin Campbell nit
benz Beige zines uon ibm Gags suUor in
ieiuem 6Oie erlesten WOIfss pom nufer
orOsntlt9en 0imenionsn. Nn6Sem Gamp
BED bieie feline SuoOtrOpbde i'm Griumpbe
N baS @sri&tsgsbauoe 9etra9en, un6 bort
nit oerieIben bGs gr6Bte Staunen erpsdt
bate. ueyiiigte er ii6 gum Glert oss 6ountv
Qeridts uno nobm pon oieiem bic pom
County fir ooS @rIegen zines 8oIfss aus
Qeieste BeIobnung uon $40 entge9en. 9r.
Campbell erSGbIte, boB mebrere 0uube Sen
@olf an elmer etmu 10 ooer ~ Meilen
o'tIi6 pOn ieiuer 6urm 6elegenen Steue
Iufgei9eudt unb bis CUR l,taereu p~eriolet
bitten. Dur9 Sas plSbli9 uon ieinsm
S4eunenboie beriberi9a leube @ebea Der.
ieIbsn angeIott, babe sr 6ann ben @olf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-29
@sScnana.

Or. 2oope, elm be6euten6er Smter
bel Gureta, i6Get ieinen biesidbriSen
9Ouigertru9 auf nur 1900 Bfuno.
Die Necebab Granberrp: Is o..
iammelt tdsli9 800 Bu. 6ronsbeereu unb
bOiit IS uOr @iHtritt ces 6rOltes $50, 600
Su. 81 tragen.
- 0us StdOtden sparta wurhe ldnses
re 3eit pom Gromps, bic ounddlli6 linz
fag trieben, in aufre9uug erbaIten. Sett
ltelIt IS lid beraus, ban bic uermeintIIden
Cramps uertleioete M6o9en IinO, bic in
Segleitung zines 3ubnar5t,s, Der baS 0te;
ben beior9te, nddtIide Nusilise mO9ten
- Milwautee bat am l0ten b. SO.
ibren iiinf5isiten @eburtsto9 s%efeisrt. SIS
mar I'M 10. September 1885, OILS gum err
item Nfole i'm ylowu DtiIwuutes~ cine
@abI ltattfanO. 0OS Conn bate 6a
mails I9On Die unicbuii9e 3abI uOu runb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-29
ben 6ufi1Ias zines Yferbes setSbtet. Der

ben 5ufidlas zines Yfsrbss setSbtet. Der
@drtnsrssbilfe Martin Sorn aus preBs
berg %psrunslidte burd einen Stu,3 aus
benz Ssniter Der SpiessIsafmirtbidaft "
Sailing. grtrunfen iinb in Resensburg
Der S6Ioherlsbrlins Sdilf I'M Oonauarm ;
in Simba1 Der Is Sabre alie Sdub.
moder9eielle aholpb Y0usr; in gi1Itdtt
bic 26 Sabre aIte &09in Maria @nna
Ifiiter non 9anssnoltbeim in &esensburs
Der 20 Sabre aIte 9ifer Sslinser uon
Wei1s; in @beIsborf Ger Go~otengrdber
Su1s, in @ronenba1 Die Oisnitmasb
Wfaria 9fot pon Der Nu nnb in NugSburg
Die @attin bes Heterogeneous gnbrsB.
= 6Snis Qubuis bat am 25. Nusuif
ieinen 40. @sburtstas s~efsiert, unb omar,
wie ia ni6t anbers su erparten mar, in
filler ger9eseiniamfsit auf benz S4aden.
gr bat aIio bas beriibmte Sdwabenalter
erreidt; Oh vbas Stinole" i'm wobl mas
denb ooer wie sOpObnlid in tisfe Traumes
reien usriunfen %sefunben bat2 Sn M ii NJ
d n unb IN gang Saiern 1T bas Doppels
feit bes f6nisli4en NamsnSs unb @sburtss
tags nit s%ewObntem Yomp sefeiert NOR;
ben idmmtli4e Bldtter bra4ten BON 9opa.
Iitdt iiberHieBenbe Geitartifel. aus benen
gum Gbeil iibrisens etwas ME wirtlide
unb auiridtise 9rauer ibsr bic sdn3lide
Ssrsiniamuns bss 86ni9s hinbur1s
tlingt. Grot aIer ShruIen unb Sonbers
barteiten, trot aaer Veridwenbunssiu4t.
trot Der Na1dffersi bes alien 66nigtbums
1T &6nis Qubmis bel ieinsm Bolt eben rod
bsIiebt unb baiIelbe 1T ibm In e4ter Baierns
treue erseben.
&beinpropin3.
- Bei &reusna9 finb bic Grauben
id0n In ben Wein ss9an9en unb peripres
den Bel siinifisem Wetter cine CUTE @ress
cens. S1abe 1T aber, baB bic Grnte nur
cine tIsine wirb, etma elm gut Orittel 10
sroB ME i'm porisen Sabre. 0iele St6de
trasen gar tsine ooer nur iebr wenise Graus
ben, Der &isslins nur 3sist burdwes einen
piel beneren Stanb.
-Mus R6In f1reibt man am 8. Seps
TENDER. Der taft pon S9iffeu lesre &beins
from madt seaenwdrtis ben Ginorud Der
Sebe. Nm 6olner rfer iiebt man nur
psreinseIts S6ifie, bic tbaIabwdrts fabren.
ba bic Sersfabrt gu sewast 1T. 3wii4en
Sbermsisl unb ct. Soar liest cine srobe
3abl S1ifie Dor Nuter, wsl6e siinifisiren
Waferitano abwarten. Omar bat es am
Mittsls unb Sberbein tidtis seresnet BON
6rsitas bis Sonnabsnb; ALIEN ba bort bis
babiu b~sitdnbise Oirre mar, 70 nimmt bas
grbrei9 oil ben &esen auf.
-Oas Bautbaus W. .. go,n in Dort>
numb bat nit Is Milionsn Mart Santss
rott ssmu9t. llnsebeuere 9lufresuns
bsrridt in 0ortmunb. Oas Bancroft
MAIDEN lit on Der Ga5esoromung. Die Ye.
. troseuen iinb INNER bic @rbeitsr
uno bic flsinsn flsiBisen @elddftsleute
Die Banfrottsure baden seuObnIid ibr
S9dfden uorber ms Grodene sebradt.
= Die Nreiirau glbrabam uon Open.
I. beim aug &0lu ldBt in Sa1snbeim aui
: ibre Soften Elm Solpital fir arme, a!te uni
a~rbeitsunidbige 2eute erri6ten. Die plf'
ne iinb bereits iertigseiteut, unb IS ioQ mil
: benz Sau ulsbalo be9onnen werben.
- Die 6ilma Baer unb So. in Qisel.
8oblen;, 0anolnns in 6no9en. Sabern
uuo 6ett, 1T in 6ontuts geratbsn Die Sn:
, babsr Sasr uno Qion baben untsr Uiitnab:
me Der &alle bic 6Iudt ersriiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-29
Gin srFan mnp isime SoIaen.

Su Der uorIetteu Dienitag gtadt bat Elm
furdtbarer 8irbellturm einen S5eil be9
Staat5 Ohio beimgeiu9t. Die StWm,
babn mar BON 40 Gutbeu bis III elmer bal,
ben WleiIe brett, unO groBe Serbeeruugeu
an WenI9enIebeu iowie an @i0entbum BE-,
jeidnen Den Beg, welGs biriel6e gerom.
men bat, SH Baibiuston GourtbpuIe
elmer StNbt UOn etpa 1000 g~inpobuen
bat Der gSirbelpinO oas Gourtbaus Dem
GrObo0en slei6 gemadt unO Uun Den 70
@si9aitsIOtaIen, weI9e an Den 0ortigeu
Central SqIare anltoBen. wurOeu aue be.
mo,.,!. Il bsr 200 Priuat9duier purben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-29

unter elmer Bride bemerft, wobin
er fi9 u6uis eridopit uerfroden bate.
S4on felt elmer &eibe BON Sabren wuroe
tein @olf pom FOLDER @rDBe in ienem
Gountp anaetro5en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-29
@te lit Sbre 2ebcr?
Sn Der tomii9en Sperette Scr Mifabo"
iast feline taiierlide 9obeit:

Sn Der tomiiden Sperette Ser Mitabo"
iast feline faiierli9e 9obeit:
ST bic Qeber
nn9eInno nro i6le6t,
nnb bic Hieren nod baSu,
Wa6t mans Niemanb redt!
ga wobI, wenn bieie beiben midtisen
Orsane ii1 IN i9Ie9tem 3uitanbe bsfins
ben, 10 1T es cine ebIe Mufsabe, wirois
zines R0niss obsr &aiiers, elm 5eilmitteI
bafir Der Ieibenben Weni9beit ansubisten.
Inter ben S6ltsrn bes 4Itertbums mar aus
ssmsin Der @laube perbreitet, baB aIe lie,
bel unb Qeiben bes 86rpers pon Der Sober
berriibrten. Dieie NuffaHuns 1T wabrlid
feline irrtbimlide, benn bel neun aus aebn
Sduen 1T Der unseiunbe Suifanb Der 9ebe,
bic @runburia9e Der ueri9iebenen Grant
beitssG ri9einunsen.
@ie lift Sbre 2sber?" 1T sleidbebeutent
nit Der Srase, bsfinben sic f9 in einsm
frobli9en ober mirriidsu @eiunbbeits3u:
ftanbe. Neunsebntel anss miirrii6sn uni
ftreitiii9tisen 0eiens, Samilien 3witis'
tsiteu, @arbinensB rsbigten, Strsitsreien
gar nidt su ermabusn Worb unb Sobt
i3las, bic @oniequens iiblen Gbaratteri
unb f~initerer @emiitbs itimmuns, unt cine
sanSen &eibe unberer @erbreden timber
ibre Saupt' llria9e unb @runb in Der I'm
tbdtisteit Der Sober unb ibre ginwirtun!
auf bas @ebirn. Oieies 9oritebenbe be
bauptet Sotbersia, Der sroBe Specialiif
unb ct weiB, pom mas er ipri9t. Gbeni
weiB ct beitimmt, baB es fein Seilmitte
sibt, better seeisnet, iolde &ataitropbe g
uerbiten, als Warmers Safe Cure, wel9e,
weltbetunnt lit unb Obne ieines 9Iei4e1
baitebt.
8enn bic 9eber i9ledt,
Safe Cure madt lie re6t,
Die Rieren aud 9eIunb
unb mar man vaui benz Sunb".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-29

Or. Bierce's "Pellets" uriprinaIide
r2ebsrpiu6eu", (cunbirD BsiIen nsrp6ies
uno bili0ies 6Opiweb, Masenidure unO
gaIt8e NniaQe. gei &pOt9efern.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-12-11
HIRED MANS POKER.

HOW Shrewd Wife Prejudiced Her Les
ser Half Against His Servant.
The other morning, as the Colonel
put on his overcoat to 60 out, his wife
calmly observed:
"You haven't been in luck lately"
''In luck! HowP'
"How much have you dropped on
poker in the last two weeks?n
He looked at her a long time and
never attempted word in reply.
You aren't sharp" she continued.
''If | was going to play poker I'd play
to win. | wouldn't pit myself against
old gamblers"
Madam" said the Colonel, after a
painful silence, ''may be you know
some poker-player who has got more
cash than keenness. May be you dop"
'Well, there 's-there's John, the
hired man." she stammered. "John
has four hundred dollars laid up, and |
heard him talking about poker the
other day. Why don't you play himp"
The Colonel went outwithout word.
When he reached the corner he
stopped, looked carefully around, and
presently turned down the side-street
and into the alley leading to his barn.
John was there engaged in his every
day duties.
John" said the Colonel, ''some one
was telling me that you played poker. :"
swell, sir, I--ah--I won't do it any
more"
"Oh, it's no crime, John-no crime
but perhaps I'd better show you a few
OF the latest kinks in the game. l don't
want any of these stable men fleeing
you"
Thanks, sir, I'll be a thousand
times obliged
Two hours later John entered the
house and placed in the hand of the
Coioners wife package, and said:
"There's one hundred and twenty
dollars-all he had-but he'll raise an
other hundred tomorrow
When the Colonel came home to din
ner he seemed greatly preoccupied in
mind, and at the table he said:
Doesn't it seem to you that our John
is rather neglectng his work?'
"Why, no. He seems very atten-
tive
"Well, I've got my eye on him, and
If catch him loafing he'll go without
an hours warningm growled the Colo
mel, as he settled down to his Coffee
Detroit Free Press.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-12-11
DENTISTRY IN SCHOOLS.
A New Branch of Discipline introduced in
an English school.

"A New Branch of Discipline introduced in
an English School.
1t is hardly to be expected that chill
dren, if let alone, will pay much atten-
ton to the state of their mouths unless
driven to notice an aching stump.
Thus it happens that most children
have lost one or several teeth before
they are well into their teens. Here,
then, there is need for parental super
vision. Mr.. w. M. Fisher, of Dundee.
has been led by certain observations.
which proved the defective condition
OF the teeth in majority of school
children, to suggest that some regular
system of supervision by dentist be
adopted as part of school manage
ment. The expenses he would 5ave
betrayed by the parents, or should they
be too poor, by the State out of the ed1-
cation grant. This plan has actually
been adopted in the parochial school at
Anerley, in Surrey. We have long been
OF opinion that it would be most desir-
able if the health of children in all
schools could by some plan be periodi-
cally passed under review by medical
Inspector. The possible obstacle to
such an arrangement would be the ex-
psnse. This may not prove insupera-
bic, and if it do not, we may hope that
this method, and also some plan of
dental supervision, may find their
place among the recognized forms OF
school discipline, London Lancet
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-12-11
TEMPERANCE.
COME AWAY, JoNATHANi

q the ruby drops are sparkling On the foam
ing goblet's rim,
And the song is so enchanting where the
may dancers swim
TO the music of the frolic as il tinkies wild
and glad
Till the cyprian seems an angel 70 the wide
eyed couotry lad,
And the melody and motion flowing reuud
him like seq
Numb his sense and WOO his fancy to that evil
company;
But there's peril in the dance.house and those
feet are downward bound.
And there's death within the goblet when the
merry cup goes round.
Then no! my Jonathan, hei
Come away, come away,
My Jonathan
When the wine is going inward and the blood
is getting hot,
in the pot;
One word brings on another, aud another
brings bow,
Then come out the knives and pistols and tho
blood begins to flow;
There's murder in the brothel, there's q
wall upon the ar
And haggard young man flying In frenzy
So carousals end in folly and the folly ends in
sin.
The way to cease from doing wrong is never
to begin.
Then 10. my Jonathan, hoI
Come away. come away,
nv Jonathau!
There's mighty fortune waiting, there's in.
fuence, there is fame
On the lucky Speculat on, on the deftly-man-
aged game;
Hope outruns the pace of reason, aud her
pictures ill the s'1y,
TIL the young man b ds his candor and integ-
rty 'goodbye!'
Then the sherpers blow their bubble till it
bursts " tn frightful sound,
And the bloud If one poor suicide is curdlng
on the ground.
Love of gain insanely wOrshiped leads to ruin
leads to crime:
The man who owns the game, my boy, will
win it every tine.
Then no. MY Jonathan, hoi
Come away, come away,
My Jonathanl
Yes, come away, my Jonathan! there's
nothing half so fair
As that sweet flower of innocence that blooms
in country sir:
There is danger in the city for simple lad
like you
Who knowest not the rottenness that art con-
ceals from view.
There where color, light and music glorify the
house of sin,
And drinking deDs are palaces to lure the
paSSer in;
Where Mammon stands with ready smile and
profers sudden gain.
Who SowS his youth in such soil may reap
the fruit in pam.
Then hol my Jonathan, hoi
-r Come away, come away,
Ny Jonathan!
-BcHj s PIrlter, in Current
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-12-11
GRADES FOR FARMERS.
The Careful Investment In WelI-Brej
Stock Recommendable.

Ihe Careful Investment In Weli-Bred
Stock Recommendable.
In the breeding of live stock the op.
orator must be guided by what he
wants to breed for. The breeder of
pure bred stock seeks animals that will
not only conform to certain we'll defined
family characteristics, but also animals
that when coupled shall "nickn to-
gether. That Is, the progeny will
blend their characteristics so as to pro-
duce perfect unity of parts according
to the type selected. Few men in q
generation unite the qualifications for
great success in this direction.
The general farmer, however, is actu-
ated by different motives. What he
wants is to breed up, from stock Sc
lected from mixed blood, so they will
from generation to generation, show
decided Improvement. The breeder of
pure animals does not hesitate to pay
up into the thousands of dollars for a
single horse, or for an animal of the
cattle kind. The basis of value to the
breeder of grades is counted in the sire
by hundreds of dollars only. Four or
tive hundred dollars will secure suit.
able stallion, and from one to two
hundred dollars q suitable bull, while
the price of suitable ram or boar is
counted by tens of dollars. There is
money in them, much more than is
generally supposed
Let us figure: It may be tabulateS
intelligentlY as follows
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-12-11
OUR GREAT SEAPORTS.

Samuel j. Tiiden Depicts the Exposure of
Property to Foreign Raids-Twe1ve Git
les Open to Attack.
New YORK, Dec. 5.-Hon. Samuel J.
Tiden has written letter to John G. Car
Isle, in which he advocates applying the
surplus revenue to strengthen our coast de-
lenses, Mr.. Tilden says; "The property ex-
posed to destruction in the twelve
seaports Portland, Portsmouth, Boston,
Newport New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Charleston, Savannah, New Or
leans, Galveston and San FranciScO-can
not be less in value than S., Co., 900, 600.
TO this must be added vast amount
of property dependent for its
use on these seaporls. Nor
does this statement afford true
measure of the damage which might be
caused to the property ard business of the
country by failure to protect these sea-
ports from hostile naval attacks. They are
the centerS not only of foreign com
merce but of most of the internal
trade and exchanges of domestic production
TO this state OF things the machinery of
transportation of the whole country has
become adapted. The interruption of
the currents OF traffic by the Occu-
patton of one or more of our princi-
pal seaports by foreign enemy, or the
destruction of them by bombardment, or
the holding over them the menace of de-
structi0n for the purpose of exacting con-
tiibutiOn or ransom, would inilict upon the
property and business of the country an i'll
jury which can neither be foreSeen nor
measured"