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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-09-16
Justices Elected.

Stannard-J. N. Sawtelle, B. F
Chamberlin, H. G. Stevens, E. II
Patch, E. w. Clark.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-09-16
OUTDOOR SPORTS.

| Another lawn tennis tournament Is
announced, this one open to academy
students. Messrs. Smith 81 Walker of
the Standard drug store, Eastern ave-
nue., offer three prizes: First prize,
one of Peck & Synders's Franklin rae
quets. Second prize, handsome rae
quet case. Third prize, sole leather
covered tennis balls.
There are Is entries to the tennis
tournament. The games will be play
ed in this order: Richardson, H. c..
Ide. Gustin, Perkins. Rickaby, AL
len. Lutz, Blodgett. P. Ide, L. P.
Wood. Wild, Sheldon. Hincks, Bliss.
G. d. Wood, G. Fletcher.
The Danville base ball nine played
the academy nine Saturday afternoon
on the campus, the score standing ID
to 2 in favor of the Danvilles.
The Creepers play the Danvilles on
the campus next Saturday afternoon.
A number of the Mystic cyclers and
some others who were not mystical en-
jOyed a moonlight run to East st.
Johnsbury Saturday evening, some of
the party pushing through to Concord.
Sherbrooke's Exhibitions.
The Passumpsic road offers special
attractions and inducements to those
who go to the mammoth consolidated
agricultural fair at Sherbrooke, P. O.,
which opens next Thursday and closes
Saturday, October 2. The great in
terest attaching to the event is mainly
due to the fact that it is the result of
a grand consolidation of what would
otherwise have been the local exhibit
tions of the Dominion, Provincial
and Eastern Township Agricultural
associations, and also to the fact that
the premiums to be awarded will reach
the magnificent aggregate of some
$4,000, with competition open to the
world. Prominent among the objects
of interest will be a splendid display
of blooded stock from England, among
which may be found a notable array of
prize winners in previous transatlantic
competitive exhibitions. 1t promises
to be the most attractive agricultural
exhibition Canada has ever known.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-09-16

The tickets for the lecture course
will be put on sale Saturday, Oct. Is.
The committee is putting forth special
effort to make the course a good one.
Beside the lectures and concerts al
ready announced Reeves band has
been engaged for a concert and it is
hoped to secure Kate Field as one OF
the lecturers.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-09-16

The most incredible story of the
week is that a hawk seized and, with a
BarberOus Noise, came near carrying
away one of st. Johnsbury's brightest
men last week, installing him for a
rare mOrsel of legitimate hawk food.
After being literally held in suspense
for while, the man was finally rescued
by friends.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-09-16
For sale at East st. Johnsbur,

Ny Brick House with Barn, furnace, good spring
water and nearly three of land, will be sold
very cheap.
INEZ GOODALL.
IS Main street st. JOhnsbury, W. 64-5'
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-09-16
WagOm for Sale

A good 4-seated Concord Wagon for sale or ex-
change for a good horse. II is in thorough repair.
Secondhand carriages and harnesses for sale.
HERBERT T.. MOORE,
53tf At South End Livery.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-09-16

"A band excursion through the
White mountain notch over the Pas
sumpsic road from towns between
Newport and st. Johnsbury Centre is
announced for next Saturday. Good
music will be furnished by the bands
interested in the success of the excur-
sion. Fares between st. JOhnsbury
Centre and LyndOnville, $1.75; be-
tween West Burke and Newport $1.9O.
One of the soldiers in the salvation
army gave up his watch and chain to
the officers of the local division, and
quite breeze was stirred up last week
in the efforts of the lads friends to get
them back, which they finally did,
however. 1t was claimed that the boy
gave them up voluntarily for the good
of the cause.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-09-16
Mrs. Lawrence Brown.

A M, M D., u .. b.,
viii open a class for instructions in Christian
Healing on Monday, Sept. 20th at 10 a. M based
wholly upon faith in the Divine promises. Resi-
dence opposite North church, st. JOhnsburY. 1T
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-09-16

H. B. Davis was thoroughly sur
prised Monday evening by visit from
a large number of friends, who met at
his home on Green street to cOngrat-
ulate him on having reached his 51st
birthday anniversary. A handsome
easy chair and other evidences of re-
gard were left behind when the party
broke up after spending a pleasant
evening.
Rev. Lyman II. Farnham, who is
stopping with his sons in Arlington,
Dakota, was seriously injured few
days ago. While attempting to secure
some wild stock he was thrown to the
ground and so roughly handled that
he has since been partially paralyzed.
Though better at last accounts he is
still confined to the house and bed.
Mr.. Lyman is nearly 80 years but has
enjoyed good health since he went to
Dakota from St. JOhnsbury last June,
until this accident occurred.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-09-16
t july Is 81
leafhs.

At Eutaw, Alabama, Sept. g. Matte, beloved
wife of Judge billiard NJ. Judge
At Walden, Aug 1s. Abial Shurtleff, aged So.
AT Cabot Sept. 1, Susie, wife of Lemon Preston,
aged about 40.
At Peacham, Aug. I6, of consumption, Flora b.
wife of Jacob Trussell, aged 46.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-09-16
Second Hand Household Go

By DESTROYS Of purchasing. good house within
FIVE minutes walk of the academy. Apply
634 p. ID. BLODGETT
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-20
WtStcr GOitor!

Sd fog Sbne. es sebt ieet, mas fiuans
cial Tadtters anbelanst, G beeisr @tnb.
!3uee Collectors iolle leti9te 0o5 an Be
g%aloppirenbe S9wiubiu9t, pisr am Sale,
fiewer ober giuiarbfiewer, spee an sebro.
6ene Serge unb geuer am 9ebro6ene @e.
mid seitorbe fem. @as bin i9 Der Some
10 frob, baB i9 Mst Bofti9sn Bel Sbus
nod Bel Seit ~riieisneb ben, I'M 70, mics
aa9 wertli9 NOR, nit ene blaue alag bers
pun sefumme bin. 0ie Sueiti9en ib
iett, ME mer ii9 Bis gum S9potiob,
bor9i9Idst, benn bis bobin psrb anpbou
for ersenb @ountp:S Office 9elaafs. Sns
gett liese, I'M bes &ranteselo pun be Societr
aicbe, sebt net mer, benn ieitbem lebi9tt
Ser0ibt bes &rantes@ umite i'm unri9tist
aassblit sstumme iB, I'm mid, na9beu
i'd pier WO9e lang w69entli9 70 ebuat
finfunle6Sis Dollar aus bene paar Sereine,
gu beue i'd beluns. eraussebiiis sebdtt ben,
itatt I'M Sett 81 iinne, beim StadeIfdmI
setdti6t bot, wie i'd srOb on eme uert'
@los Sot Seot9 NOR, IN aa9, bor3 er
unsliidli6e 3ufau srob nod so leper
mir, 10 leruen mir, 10 lepen mir ale Gage.
seiunse ben - isitbem iein bic &erls ius,
pii9ss seworre I'M i9ife mer slsi be eri9t,
Gag, no i'd mid iif reporte LOB, ersenb f
en- ipwerituoirte Doctor nff be Sals.
@or be nedidte apee Sobr BERT i9 uunis
bene Gircumitdnces net frant werre. Def
ientwese is bel mir aa9 iebt Giform III
0titreni3ment bic Parol. Dor ale Oinss
Jag i9 b~efIentpege 81 be Sdrab, for poo,
Cog surif, muB in be Sausbaliuns geld:
ueb wsrrs, DO sebt's msri9te @elb gun
Oeipel; unier @ener brau9t 10 for iid
mir, fog i'd (Sie bate emobl iebne iolle
mas DO bic Sarab for c paar 9lase semadj
bot), amer 0rpsoobs, &affee, 8udsr
Sleei9 I'M 10 %Gurusartitsl, bic tlisne gensm
bas Yodetbu9 aus. Ssbben Cog fuiisie
Gent IN man9esmobl iogar feds BIT uf
EN- Warft gum 6eniter enaus su idmeiBe,
iB Ronisns, Der sei9tappt ,oerre muB
Seri9tebe sic mid, Mifes 9oofnatle I
Dun NORGE an werre i'd ielwer gum Martt
ten6e.
SD ben Of courie srpeetsb, baB isst bss
@ewitter losbreds tbdt, amer nee! ~
meim srssl6ts Acknowledgement bot ie il,
idwietsit S9meil sei9msilt, I'M seiost
DE babe id mir i9on lanse ismini9t,
tbeurer Satte; i'd werbs Dir slsi9 ben
8dsfet bolsn!" 30 tennt' i'd Of eouris mel
ausbaae. sd ben msin Sastst seuumm'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-20

Sieier aber bob bic Sdnbe gum Simmel
empor unb man b0rte i'm pernebmli6 ipre:
den: y9tun, Serr, LAP Oetneu 0iener In
Srieoen fabren, benin uein uerlorener Spbr
febrt reuiS sur 0sutter 5uriid!
Die feterli9e Sanbluns begann. Stt
wurbe 6ur9 Den alien, ebrpiiroigeu 9far:
rsr BON ReHeIinsen por9enommen, BEN
Der gitar 8ernsr aiiitirte. 90 bate Die
fer es brinseno gepiini9t. @eil @ertrut
niGt bic tutboIiiGe Sauis empfunsen bate
10 purbe iie nod beionbers on ben Sauf'
b~runneu sefibrt, bamit ite na9tragli6 nit
Dem beili9en Gbriiam seialbt weroe. 90
trat Der @reiS beroor, leate feline Gebtt
alf bic S9uIter bes SduilinsS unb iastt
unter berporitrDmenben Sbrdnen: QaBt ben
alien @roBpater bic Stele bes Gaufpatber
Bel Der @ntelin einnebmen. Seute erf
utro iie mir ia seboren.
geim Slang bieier Gimme blidte Seiu
rid WalSins eri9rsft UNI. 60 wie er Der
Batter %srfaunte, mari er ii5 linn gu 6iiBen,
umfaBte bieielben uub flebte ian1mernb
Sater, Sater! Sieb bier 0einen Sobn,
Der es spnr ni6t mebr wertb lit, 10 81 bel:
Ben. Gber psritoBe mid ni6t! SerSeibe,
uer,eibe! lleberwdltist pom &euei9mer,
uermo6te er nidt weiter gu ipre4en.
Der @reis aber beuste ii9 milb ST i'm,
nieoer, fiBte i'm auf bic grambur5furdte
Stirre unS erlpiOerte ianft: Sergeben,
uerseheu! Stebe auf, mein Sobu, fomm
luieoer III mein $SerS!
@tne inni9e llmurmins folgte. Iud
bic beioen OGmen urlb oer Serr, wel6e an
Der Settle bcS @reiies waren, traten Dol
nub be9riiBtsn nit i~nnigen @orten Der
Observation-Disclosures Sruber. G3 parer
9sinri9s @eidpiiter.
Na6 Dem Ssite pereiniste elm beiteres
Wobl a0e Tbetlnebmer. Niemano idter
9lifli6er ais @ertrub. Sic bate errei9t,
nona5 ie 10 luuse seitrebt: lie bate BEN
Slater Sen perlorenen Srteben lpieber 9e9e:
ben uuO bate ieIber bic &ir4e s~efunOen,
9lber wie rpuroe Sud befannt, mas nj,
beute beab t6tistsn2 fragte 9einri3 feline
@eI9utlter.
Stott Der Intport 5og Der Suter einel
8rtsf aus Der Sai9e uno iiberrei9te i'm
9etnri9.
Tteier 0ffnete un6 las; Id9sInb iastt
ct 6ann CUR Go@tsr: Glio On BAIT uns
uerratben!
IS par baS erife Wal, baB i'd mid an
ben lieben @roBuater wenoete. SD glaubte,
CT birfe beate bier nidt febIen. 3uo,
wuBte i'd, buB Ou mod beuts su inn geber
pOuteit. aber, ni6t wabr, Sdter9en, 70
mar es better.
@swiB. llnb i'd banfe Dir fir Sieie
2iebestbot.
Grit seaen gtbsnb febrten aQe, ieIise
Sreube i'm Sersen, na9 Qs5eIbauien su,iif,
unO @crtruO tIbrte ben @roBuater in bas
Saus ieines Sobaes. SIS NAT bas erits
UtGl, baB CT basieIbe betrat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-20

purbe mir fIar, baB id oils Broteitantin
Sbnen ME ansebOren tonne. Gber =
&etn Iber! 0u eri9refi mid nit bic.
lem aber.
S0reu sic mid nur weiter. 9lber i'd
lernte i'm fatboIii6en lluterridte nod cine
unbere Qebre %fenuen; bic Yfi3t Der 0ants
bartlett ge9en @ott. rno, o uie sroBe
Oanfbarfeit iduloete i'd @Ott. @r bradte
meme arme Mutter nod in Der Sterbes
itunbe CUR @rfenntniB. Sd barf bofien,
Dab tie ni6t u~erlOren ietu pirb. Gr fiihrte
metnen Sater pieber auf ben re6ten @es
suriid. ST i9entte mir tie uni9debare
@naSe bes pabren @laubeus. @ie fam
i'd Ii @ott lie senus Santenl = Sour
bur3 elm Spfer. 8as babe i'd aber Nns
beres als Spfergabe, ME mid ielbit.
Sine @eils idpiss iie iebt. Gu9 glbal.
bert waste ni6t mebr gu ipre9sn. @r mar
iberwdItigt pom bieier erbabeneu NuffafIuue
unS bate mSsen gu @ertruo ilsbeu, ruie su
elmer Seilisen.
Ru9oem its it9 pieber etuas seiamreIt
bate, fubr iie fort. Sbre Stimme aber
iant rad uno mad taft bis gum 6IiitertOne
betab.
Wti9 ielbit un6 - perseibsn Sic, @oal;
bert, peun t9 Sbnen bamit Sbner5 bereis
te - meine 2iebe, meme 2iebe su S9nen
tonnten ALIEN bas Spier iein. bas t9 gu
bringen uetmo6te. = Sd itrdubte mid
base9en. SIS idten mir gu i6per, gu 9rOB.
Nber i'd bate nidts Anreres. llnb IN:
bantbar woute i'd 9egsn Soft ni6t iein.
- Dim Gage msiuer ~9ufnabme in bic elm.
gig pabre Stride, Der aud Der Gag meirer
eritsn bl. Gommunton mar, in Dem Iugen:
blide, ba i9 ben 9eib bes Serrn enpfins,
Selobte i'd mid ibm, gang unb ungetbeiIt,
fir Sett uno SuiSfeit. - grlt in ben leb:
ten Ea9en t5silte i'd benz Safer meinen
Gnti6IuB nit unb piber mein @rwarten
sa6 ct freuotg ieire j3%uitimmung. - 60
bin i3 oenn iett auf Dem Bese au uuierm
gemeini3aitIi9en SreuuSe, benz Sitar, bas
nit er mir ben gtntritt IN elm &loiter err
m6slt9e.
Ioalbert ipra9 ni3t. Selbi # als lie Jpn
bitteub fra9te: 3irnen sic mir pe9en bic.
les @nti9IuHeS? antportete er ni6t. Nber
lie Las in ietnen 9lusen, buB ni9ts ueuiser
ais i3irnen in ieinem Serssn ici. grit
als iie ben eriten 9daiern Der Stabt nabe:
ten, permobte er uernetmli1 gu fliitsn
rSie babcn ben beften Gbeil erpablt, Ger:
truo. Gr pirb S5nen ni5t 9snommer
peroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-20
II. 6 dip I.

Sait tn i9on se60rt, mas seiteru ben
RoHrao BON ~a3Selbauien paiitrt lit?
Dem, Der auf Martttas ben 9apit ir
i@On uorseiteut BAT!
Sa mobt! Man BAT i'm tObt auf benz
6eIOe g~efunOen.
8ciBt 0u bas ii3er?
Sd ieIber babe 9elte MOr9en Sic 2ei9s
9eIeGen.
llu6 ben &boIf aus Der Sarb itraBe, ber
III Der EanSbuOe MeIIe leien poIte, fano
feline M(utter bes MOrsens ebeHfaus tobt
i'm 8ette.
0as 1T ni3t gang ri9tis. Ser S@Iao
Fat i'm gcribrt, 10 baB sr 9eld5mt 1T unO
ni9t Ipreden tann. Nber toSt 1T er nt6t,
o6glei3 Oies pieaei@t better fir i'm ware.
Gs lit bod mertuirbis, iaste S6ffsl
na8bentIi9, baB Oas llnsIiif serabe bteis
beioen traf.
Sab erpiberte gmil, retner 3ufau.
gtwaS 9teucs, etpas Heues! rief BIZ
iebt eintretenoe Srau llriuIa beiben entse:
gen.
Nun, LAB b6ren, pas sibts benin?
Sa! 9 1T feline &leinisteit!
Seraus bamit, posu bic LANCE gorrebe
9entt uur! Walbiass Seinri9 unS ieir
SO3ter6en wurben 9efteru in &efeIinser
tatbolti9.
@as! riefen geibe suslei9.
90 eben fommen lie NIT benz @rpEpate,
bier on.
0as CLAUDE i9 nt6t, iaste @mil.
Sd babe fe iel6ft auslteisen ieben, ct:
pioerts llriuIa s~etrdnft.
geim Gburm gu Babylon! Oas bate
i'd ni6t fir m0sli9 9ebaIten. &ber:
9lus ben Gusen, aus Dem CHM. 6auu
elm pGar QSo9en Iisst bic quite Mina unite,
benz .gOben, ba lit lie i9ou pergeHen.
9amit ni6t senus: aud bas S6ater5eu
mug iiberreoet werben, bamit Der altt
@roBuater bsito Iei9ter periobnt werbe.
Sine Iuitise @ei6i9te! limb Goffel la9te
laut auf. @u9 bic 4noersn itimmten elm.
Dag bas Mao9sn fatboliid wuroe,
wunoert mid ni9t, meinte @mil. @ie &c
bsiBt. iOu Der iunse 9abermann fi9 ieb,
I'M iie beperben.
llub SaB ct ibr wobl sefdut, ioq inn BIZ
8%srIdusnunS ibrer bisberisen &elision
ausbriiden. Man iiebt, Der gpfel fault
ni9t melt pom Stamn1e. Oo9 emil
On bait ia ben 9totar bsitelt, Dein Sab
unO @ut gu ueriteisern. Son benz tanu
man wp5l Ndberes erfabren. @anu
fommt err
Na9ite 8o3e.
llnb es 1T Dir ernft, in bic Stubt 81
5ieben?
Man persebt ia bier Dor 2ansepeiIe,
nabm 6rau %1riuIa bas Wort. Sn BEL
Stabt stbt es Sbeater, 9due, &tdnsden
u. bsl. @arum bat man benn germSsen,
wenn man ii9 tein gersniisen bamit erfaus
fen iou.
9as slei5sefnnte gbepaar entfernte ii9.
Der tletne SOiiel aber brummte fir ii6 :
&e9r 70! @as ber b6lSerne Doctor unb
Der LANCE Sans Suiammensei9a9srt baben,
bas uerseaben ibrs &inber NIT pollen Sdns
ben. ST tiir9te, pom &eite taufeu iie ii5
IN Bette lad,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-20

@inige Wonate ipGter ifan6en BRET Ser:
ionen on Der 8forte zines belsii9en SIo.
tiers, in peI6em S6wsitern non Der emf.
gen a~nbctuns iid nieoerseIaIsn batten.
SIS waren elm Brieiter, elm junser Serr unS
cine in S3warS gefleibcte 0ane. Grites
rsr sos on bet &linsel. Die S9weiter
Bf0rtnerin eri8ien, nit beiIigem @orte 6te
ansefommsnen besrisenb. Gin furser
9anoebrut uu6 Der Brieiter nit Der Dame
betrateu austn bic irieblt9sn &dume. Ser
iunge SER mar ueri9wunben. @r piro
mad England seben, um bort ais NopiSc
in Elm &loiter Der pielgei9mabtsu S6bne
bes 81. Sgnatius ein3utreten. Sod mar
feline babe Stunbe felt Dem Qbl9ieoe pers
~flOiIen, aIs aud ber 8rieiter, iebo9 aQsiu,
aus ber &loiterpforte frat unb na9 benz
Sabnbofe i6ritt. @r Nib lpobl mad Der
8uten, beuti6en Seimutb 3uriideiIen? 8
netn! @r fdbrt mad 2pon in Srantrei6.
l1nb po3u? 9Ort beitebt bic groBs @eieas
i9aft sur Serbreitung Oes @taubens inter
ben Seiten; bieien mill ct ii9 CUR Serfis
9uug ~itelen. GuS ber 9eimatb bat man
i'm pertriebeu, cher i'm ganOe Der Giger
bpift er einen neuen, 9efabrIOieren gSir.
fungSfretS su finbsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-20
MDer's -
Glmrru-pettotI

Soutc man fir pl6blide Sdlle ifets i'm
Sauie habeu. Niollfe Ntlttcr miro in Der
Nuft bur9 Die 9cidbrlid lautenoeu Gone
Der bdrtigeu SrGuue aus Dem S6laie &C.
i6redt, unb finbet, baB bos leiocnOe &leine
nit rotbem NIB geid)mollencm @eiid)tc la6
@rft idnappt. SIN iolhen Sdllen lit giper'S
SbcrrpsY ectoral u%niddbbar. Sran emma
@ebnen, l59 &elt l2S. Ct, 81. ~, id)rcibt:
,NlS ib porigcn &iuter aItf benz 2anoe
mar, mlroe nletll fleiuer brciidbriger Snabe
bon Der bdutigen SrGune angegrifien, lIno
ihien 81 critiden. &ir lpGn6tcn 9lper'8
Gberrp Yectoral in geriugeu, abcr b~duiigen
9oieu an, mo in tpeniger ais ctuer balbeu
Stuube atbuetc Der fletue Yaticnt lcitter.
Der IrSt iagte, baS Bectoral babe Dem
Sletuen baS yeben gerettet." Srau GbaS.
.. ganoou bon @uilforO, Conn.,, ihreibt:
yAger'S Sberrgs &ectoral
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-20
Ta~r6enblinobeit.

ySeben sic bod Bios, mas Der bide
S6%wanenwirtb fur Elm rotbes @eii6t bat,
ais Oh ct ieben ausenbIid pIasen wolte."
rgl9, bas 1T ia feline sepSbnli9e Sarbe.
90 fiebt er aus, wenn CT blaB 1T! sic
iOIen ibn aber erit nal ROTH werben iebsu,
bann 1T er gang blau!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-20

Salt bu idon bon Sr. s. $. Wc2ean's
Gar 8ine Sung Balm ssb5rt2 gs III
wirtIi6 wunbsrbar, wie i9nel bieler Sus
fen, Salss unb 2unssus& rantbeiten beiIt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-20

Gingeileiidt. grfter gbsmitsr: sd
ifeae iest elm Bier gang Obne Wtals unb sos
pfen Der. - 3weiter: .Sa, fam man benn
aud nit IaIs unS goPtsu Bier maaeu2'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-20
2ettete Wir ba8 2e6en,

urb ebenio meinem S6buheu. 9a er nit
bdltigcr SrGlne bebaftct lit, 10 mage i'd
nid)t obne bieleS Mittel I'M Sauie Sl iein."
Srau @regg bon goipell, Otaii., ihreibt:
oIteine SiuOer baben nie0erbolt in 6dlleu
pom Suiten inO b6utigcr Srdune Gper'S
GberrDz Bectoral ~ctngenomnlcu. GS gepdbrt
ihnelle gilloerung, aufiueld)e 0eilullg folgt."
Srau ItarD GpdlS bon scranton, 3d.,
ifreibt: SD babe ;pci fleiue Snaben, bic
beioe BON tbrer eriteu &iuobctt al bGuftg
BON Der b~iutigen SrGune alIgegrifcn pIr.
ben. Sor ctlud cirent bdlben Sabre fingel
mir III Ipcr'SG bcrrDs 4cctoral an;tiuenoen,
Iluo odS mirft mic Ciu 3auber. Ginige
OtimIteit, nahoem haS Ituo bauon etnge-
Ilommeil, atbnlet cS lcid)t rlnO idldft gut.
Se0e OhIttcr io1tc iuiIicu, mas fit elm
Scgeu Npcr'S GbcrrDs &ectoral fir mid it,"
Srau Gnl. s. 9teiO BON SrcebOlO, u. s.,
ifreibt: yGper'S &rStctcn iluo Iett Sabrcn
Elm SegCn fir lnIerc Samilte. Sci ouIten
rro Grtdltuitg iucnoen mir
Sysr'a Cherry
an, uuO bas llebcl lift id)nelI uergcfeu."
3ubcreitet BON
Sr. IS. Slpcr&Gp., Sofuen, Wfafi.
Su alen 4potbefeu 81 baben.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-06-17
lie Triflcd With a Journalist.
Pan Mall Gaz tie.

Ii Is a risky thing TO play tricks upon
newspapers and even upon newspaper re-
porters in Germany. A joyial spirit re-
Gently gave a Frankfort reporter scrap
of news which was false. 1t was only
done for joke, but when the news APP
peared, and the reporters reputation for
trustworthiness suffered in consequence,
the joker found out that he had made a
mistake. He was waited upon 10y his in
noceni victim of the press with q claim
for 10000 marks for damage TO reputa-
ton" The parties have since 50 fas
reached common standpoint that the
author of the false report offers to atone
for his error by forfeitng a twelfth of
the sum demanded. Memo me impune
lacessit' is the journalists motto every
where.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-06-17
rnEINvAsIoN OF MExIco.
AWar Wagcd 10y the United States Without
Justification.

Popular Science Monthly.
In 1916 came the American war and in
ya.iou. when the United States. with one
fell ~woop. as it were. took from Mexico
more than one-half of its territory $685.
SIS square miles ont of a former total Of
Lta0Sl7 II is true that payment was
.sudered for about one thirty-fourth part
the Gad-den purchase of what was taken,
hut appropriation and acceptance of pay
asLt were alike compulsory. For this
VaF the judgement of all impartial his
tory will undoubtedly be that there was
mo Justification or good reason on the
part of the United States. Ii may be that
what happened was an inevitable outcome
ut the law of the survival of the fittest. as
eTemplihed among nations, and that the
contrasts as seen to-day between the life,
energy, and fierce development of much
VT that part of old Mexico that became
American California, Texas, and Col
arado, and the stagnant poverty-stricken
condition Of the contiguous territory
Chihuahua, Sonora, Coahula, that remain
I'D Mexican are proof of the truth of
the proverb that the tools rightfully
belong To those who can use them Bat,
nevertheless, when one stands beside the
monument erected at the foot of Chap
lltepec, to the members of the young
cadets of the Mexican military school
mere boys who, in opposing the assault
ot the American columns. were faithful
unto death TO their flag and their country,
ana notes the sternly simple inscription.
Who fen in the North American in
Ta~l0n. and when we also recall the com
atTe advantages of the contending
forces the Americans, audacious in
pred with continued successes, EQUIPPED
"stA au abundance of the most approved
Material of war, commanded by skilled
officers and backed with an overlooking
rF: the MeXicans poorly clothed.
He.E fed, poorly armed, unpaid. and
generally lcd by uneducated and often in
potent commanders. and remember
=e4i valor with which. under such cir
stances, the latter, who had received
55.e from their country. and in no
te- of modern times have tile losses
Is great comparatively as were sus-
.-a oE the Mexican forces Their is
.hiF not much of pleasure or salts
1n mat a -oher-minded justice-loving
9t t e uited States can or ought
.a this part of his country's his
and, If We are the great, magnanl-
5na 1arlstian nation we claim t. be-
ought to be lost in proving 70
and tire world our right to the
- providing by act OF congress
those caunuus which lie scattered
plains at West Point bearing the
ltlans .Eera Cruz "Contrera-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-06-17

Peers like De fish bites bes when de bate
gifts skeerse.
Fir boy whut Il sassy ter ai- foder Is
rwine ter be sassy ter De law.
Neider de -pen thrift Hur dc tiHgy
man 90 de community any good
I'd ruther listen ter 20 preacher dat
~ good man den ter Cd fine preachers das
j 81 bippercrite.
yer ergress ter cher thing er man
says chen doogh yer amt got . nch
SENSE it takes him eriong time ter clude
dat Ter'- ar fool
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-06-17

"Chapultepee," Molina del Bey," and
City of Mexico" and some ofwhich have
older insignia, showing that they were
originally captured by Mexican patriots
from Spain in their struggles from liberty,
together with every captured banner or
other trophy preserved in our national
museums and collections, be gathered up
and respectfully returned to the Mexican
people.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-06-17

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Baggage Expressage and - Carriage Hire. and
stop a the Grand Union H0tel;aepposite
Grand Central Depot
0lS elegant rooms, 6ttei up at a cost of one
million dollars, 81 aud upwards per day Euro
peau plan. Elevator Restaurant supplied with
the hest Horse cars. stages and elevated rail-
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any other first class hnfel I'm the citv.