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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-05
SER y. Gnaelfe, elm Raufmanl1 ~ Gu:

III, @a,, bsiist cine sroBe SammIuns pom
lebenbsn &atten, S9lansen, 86seIu unb
&dfern. 2estbin bei9IoB CT, feline S9lans
gen nit Iebsnben &attsn ~ ~fittern. @r
isste cine &atte In iebea uon ben &aiten
Der 6Iapperi9Iausen, pel9e fi9 ibrer 8eute
balb entIebisten; nur cine Static mollte fi9
nt9t psripeiien lafen unb iette fi9 our
Webr. Gin beftiser Rampf entbrannte,
bod bic &atte bIieb Sisserin, fe tSbtete
bic S9lanse, bic nod basu cine re9t sroBs
mar, unb nta9te ii6 bann barau, cine Wabl,
ssit uon ibr su balten. Cine sroBe Ausabl
.8euseu iab benz S9auiptele Su.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-05
WrS. Charlotte elsie uon Chicago,

Der 8eTIi4en @reiie po6t b~efaunt, i9retbt BIZ
6eilnu9 zines sefdbrIi9en 6ufeu3, be8leitet
pom 2ln9enbIuteu, Dem Sales 9ouep OF Sore.
bouu6 anO Gar 5u. ,Mtsin 9uiten" iaste III
rbrobte mid su erftiden, a6er bieies Mittel Bat
i'm beIeitigt."
Gienl'S zfreFercifc, Fctt urs scri35nert, 25e..
.5hrS &a1rz II. gartiares, ihwarS Il. braun, soc.
@:feS 3ogri&merleutrcFfeH bcttn IN / Rta. 25c.
German Gcrr sien,ppcr, t5Htet GlRRsrau5sL
ErrRbeu n, Il. {. u. 2Je.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-05

Slit eiaer1 reiden 3inhcriesen i4sint
bas Gaubertbal i'm 8abti9en besliift gu
fem. benn uuter ben WS9nertnnsn, wsl6e
bic SebamH,s I'M Oorfe { aubeu;el
CUR 3eit psrpfest, bsiinoen fi9 ui&t wsnis
aer ais s NIT Sptqingen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-05
On SulauS wirS auqenbIidIid bic @ers

bstrommsl fiir bas inbii9e goIonialbeer In
psrifdrtter Wsiie seriibrt. @u allen 6ifents
lt9sn Pldsen, Defenders OIL ben Yoitses
bdubsu unb allen Brieii6aItsrn, finb sroBe
ani9Iasssettel anssbra9t, In usl9en bic
8ebinsuusen, unter benen man IN ben Go
lonialbisuft treten Tam, betanut semad:
psrbsn. Oas Sanoselo betrdst nunmebr
800 @ulben unO bic Bsrbeprdmie fir ben
&opf 10 @ulosn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-05

Ser In 6aa Greet Eopnibip, SIs.,
pObIbetannte Sarmsr, Serr Seinri@ Seits
bolt, ertldrt, baB er nt6t mebr Obne Or.
ausuit &OnisSS hamburger 6amiIiensW eSis
sinen Isben Tonne, ba ite gang ausseaet9net
aeaen p~ielerlet 9eiben iinb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-05
@amie @iartns, bic GO6ter zines pen

iiOuirteu Sff5isrs Der 8urbsSnrmee in Sa
paunab, Ga, bate ais tIeires Sinb in
ToI9e elmer @ebirnentsinOuus i'm Sabre
1864 bic Spra6e u~srlorsn unO mar leitbem
itumm. @dBrsnb Sss @r6bsbens, pei6es
om 81. aHguft itattfon6, sertetb bic Stums
me in bodsrubiSe aufregung unb fnnb pl0ts
lid bic Spra3e pieber. Der 6au bat in
meOtcinii4cn Rreiien 9rOBes aufiebeu ses
ma9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-05

G@Eagfertig. Guter: Saul! efe
ni6t 10 uisG; es 1T cine oGte ReseI: menus
etnsm am beifeu i6medt, iOu man aufb6.
ren." - BauI: Nd, Bupa! bite, glib
mir nod gtuus, mir i9medt's nod nt9t
am beiten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-05

Bible History of the Old and New Testament.
To which is added u Compendium of Church His
tory. BY Right Rev. Rich. Gilmour ID. d. las Illu-
~strations and a map of the Holy Land. Small L..
with leather back $3.50.
The Catholic National Series and the Bible
History have been honored by a Blessing and
a special letter from the Holy Father.
A descriptive catalogue of our school-books sent
free on application
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-05

Gin @erihtsbOf in &entudp bat enti6iss
ben, bas, penn elm WdO9en ibrem Sdut
ben abi9ieb sibt, ie ibm au9 aue feline
9ei9ente suriitseben mug. Erauris, wenn
in iot9en Dtnsen ii6erbaupt nod elm &i9s
teripruh n6tbia lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-05

81 giitis. @ndbise CUR 3Ofe): SIS
re, Gillette :. i'd mag bier ben a~nssfanses
men IanspsiIisen &oman nidt au @nbe lee
fen = 8u fannf i'm mitnebmen uno -
ausleien!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-05
Nus Der Yrifung elmer lanowirtbitafts
liden Shule.

Srass: v8sldss lit bic ri9tise Ssit
gum Gflfsn Der aepfsl2"
Nntmort: vWenn Der Bauer fortses
aansen uno Der sroBe Dumb Ei9t mebr TN
@arten it,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-05

9as @chnrt8tag8geiAehf. Sine bib
I@e iunse Dame nuroe in elmer @eIeQidaft
peSen ibres SturpFni55ens genedt. y9tun
ia" iagte ite, pbte Saigon gefaqt mir aud
gerabs nt6t; aber e8 lit elm @eburtStug8s
9eI9ert Uro Oa muB man es aud bsbaIten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-05

Sriftiger @ruub. StatiOnsuOriteber:
Tim bes SimmslspiQsn, mas lit benin pal.
iirt, baB sic an Der RotbIsine sisben?"
Bauer: SD bab' nur fraseu molten, OF
auf Der nd9itsn Station 10 lanse s'balten
wirS, baB i6 mir a MaaB Sie; gu meiner
Wurif faufen fann."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-05
Scr erfe 8altn O~tesiabrisen c d 0 I.

Ser critic Ballen Otesiabrtsen c AT o r.
nti8sn 9opfens truf neuIt6 in @bis
caao Elm. Sas Srobutt, bas aus benz
Sacramento: Sbale ftuurmt, 1T pon ausges
5ei5nster GHolitdt unb ldBt auf cine CUTE
Sopfsrnts an Der Bactfes& iite idIteBsn.
Der Sopfsn i'm Stuute Rep gort lift be-
tanntIi5 sSn;It6 miBratbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-05
RGerfei Spas MI grnf.

auf Dem Salle. v0ort lit fe wieber
- bic reisenbe Wslanie! Soft penn bas
MdS9sn uur nm Elm paar Sauienb Mart
mebr bate - bann mar ie elm wabrsr
Gnsell"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-05

Selbiperrath. Sier Serren beifeaem
iebsr Elm @dnieuiertel. 8irtb: vSdau'u
@, Oh uisaeidt nod Spei Ssrreu, peIde
beiteleu; na&bsr trieJen sic sleid cine
gauge Sans"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-05

RiiliOneu SterEe am 9imrnel' 9sbsn
i8on felt SGbrtGu erbeu ibre Dab:
men, obne oaB ie elmer ben an0ern g e # o.
8 IN bate, unS auf @roeu t6nnsn oft ni9t
etnnaI ) N et SO sni d n ibre Spanne
9ebens5ett in Jrte6en nebeneiuans
ber cshen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-05
gnbe gut = @aes Ont. 2aura (uOn

einem Romau aufi3Guenb): 80! wenn
bteie @ei6i9te mn wabr pGre, unS i'd uare
bic 0eloin!" - 2ouiIe: v0Gs? nit all
len tbren 8erfOlgurgen uuo az ibrem
@[enb?" - 2aura: y2tbsr, meine 2iebe,
0u muBt beOenteu, 6uB fie am genbe einen
mann befommt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-05

9abs ipar tranf, mir sabtn ibr eancria,
ais fs elm aino ipar, riei fs nab Saitprta,
eis purbe elm Srdulein. uno bidt 81 eattsrta,
as ft ainOsr bate, cab fe iPnsa Saftorta,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-05

rWleiue Sodter BAT bic arSuei senau
mad ben anwsiiunseu sinssnommsn, unb
III nun gsiunb unb better. Der Nusidlas
bat ibr @sii9t gang uerlufen. Sd monte,
iebe beiOrste Mutter wiBte, weI@sr Sssen
IN iOl9en Sduen in aper's Sariapariua
liest."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-05

SIN NorSweitsn iinb bic delm Il NJ
sen o rar, baB Raufleute in Winneapos
lis unb ct. saul fi9 aus benz Often mebs
rere Sdiier pol Nidslifife ueri9rieber
baben. fur bic fe ni9t auein idmmtlibe
Sra1t sebibren, ionbern oben b'reiu nod
swsi Yro,ent Yrdmien besablen polIen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-05
Gotel GrItli,
So bis 65 @reenpi9 d 100 Bis l0s
Gew : @bur4 Streets,
Qep.porf.

str btebrsn nns nuitrer sebdetsu suubidaft. outa
alien Heiieueeu uou uub mad europa ,Hr Ssmutntba
b~riuseu, eab MIR uuisr felt 10 Sabrsa bsitsbeuesS tax
santts tn Der Rdbs oss cattle @orosu uno Der Oepots br
usri&isesntu Dan'ptsrsstuisn uuS @tisnbabnsu ssIsstnss
o q It banS
um 50 ueu t%tusertdtsts Simmsr p~srsr0bsrt uus nit isera
stpluihten Comfort periebtn bdben.
Durh oisie ~bsesutsnee grpettsruHS tluo mir To- br SQcs
alien Anipriden yalsrr aeehrtsu safe an entiprnteruno
wereeu wr bos tn uns ssissts SItraheu tn ieher Hss
siebuns pie bisbr surh rseae BsetennES unN nteBtss
ersiie ~ reaiierii9su iuhen.
Nota. = Sar GonanHt Smtio aus qnreinbnrs Cnakx
Yei4ditsfhbrer bee 9otsl Solb) IN iett ietner @adtkbs Gn1
Der 9slmatb In unir SsiAait stnsstrtitn. DSSe-0ytt
aearttn 9anst d &c.. gtasntkamu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-05

@tgcn usrb6ie &opfI6mer;cn fam es
nt3ts b~eiieres sebeu wte Das ct. Satobs
Del.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-05
9entidc ullO cHgliide
fatb. Seie6M0er
I'M SerlaSe uou
Sen,ioer Brothers.

Cincinnati, o. New York. st. Louis, Mo.
143 Main Str. SO 3S Barclay Str. ZOOS 4th. Str.
Reile iQuitrirte 2eiebii6er fir Die beuti5eu
fat9oliiheu S6ulen Der Ser. Staaten. 8ear=
beitet pen lnehrersn Grieitern Inb 9ehrern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-05

&essns guiinser's rSibliide @si6i6te bes
Glten unb Relen Seitaments iiir tatb. Yolfs=
idulen". Hebit einsm alnerfennunsi6reiben or.
Seiligfeit Idpit seo XIII. unb pielen @rsbis
i66Hi6en unb bii6Dhi6en @utbeiBun9en 12.
240 Seiten. Cteue auSsabe, blazer GinbanS
$0.40.
8as grite unb Sweite 9eisbu6 wurSen aui
elmer Gonieren; in Cincinnati I'M Sabre 1873
eli nfimmi9 unb oas Dritte uub Sierte 9eies
bud pom Is aus 81 9ebreru ais bic
beuti6en 9sisbiidsr erfl6rt. Der
fatb. eebrer:S srein pon Srpotlpn II. 9fems gort
beseibnet bieie Serie ais II II ii b ertroffen.
susiibrli6e Sersei6niiie nuierer S9ulbii9er
gratis unb franco.
The Catholic National Series. - By Right
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-05
The Catholic National Series. By Right

Rev. Rich. Gilmour, ID. i
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-10-18

Ster 1lno Wetn nit - S6tpefeItuaiier -
Sst freunoIi6er @itteruna ilnternabmet
MIR SpattergGnge, uno i9 muBte bel oie>
len @ele9enbeiten midi i'm 9ijtqnameSien
nno N6i66Ben bon @%ntferuunoen nGd Dem
NI8enmaB uoetE. Nu9 i'm Serr6in3etAnen
g9o er MIR Nttpetlung. gto6 beute bin
l0 Dem 9errn ,. 8uhboLs (ieBt in San
SraHetsco, Gal.), fir ienen unterri1t BON
Qer3en oarfbar. 0amals tnIpfte fih aud
3foIlfen Ins Elm Sano Der Sreunbl9aft,
meldes 1%rte9snot6 uno IangiGbri9e Erens
Iung Iberoauert bat. Qei6er tpuroe er
Gnoe .Nooember mad 9ti6mon6 berufen,
UNI Die Gettung bes 2aboratoriums inn
Arlenat gu i6ernebmsn.
Die INSTRUMENTATION 6es 8tnters
Duroen GuBerDem our6 6aS Musbletben
ger Gage uno bic @erfIr3ung Der Ga=
ttore1 erb0bt. Die Ginai9en, - es tit
traurt9 aber ua6r - tDeL6e 6amaLs in
@S9tte Sulpbur etne CUTE &I9e fI9rteu
Hno 0ouauT bonn beiten 8ran6p uH0
2Sptstp patta1, noren bic Serren OocS
loren. Gin 0taI na6m tb cine ginlaoung
gum Wtttto9ellen bon einem berieLben an,
- aueIn Der @ebdnte perleioete mir ben
9enHB, Dap oaS Geite, mas mir aBet ooer
t%r9t1telt, FUR Die Grauten in ben 6oIpiz
tdIern beitimmt let. - uto ferner5tn be-
9nlIgte i'd mid nit &ornbrot uno Spef,
gelegentlt9 aud Gaffee.
Gegen @eibnadten tpur6e bic 8tiez
Ge9Ion mad 6idmono suridbeorbert, unb
1b erhie!t 8efebG, ale 8orrGt6e DerGaoen
gu l9ilen nno ba6tn gu transportiren. @ut
"a, 9e3ember 1861 berEieB Id vOID @6tte"
nno tolgte benz norau5gegangenen Mtus
~l1Itlonstroin gu 9ferOe mad. @s tuar Elm
t9Iter, trIber Sag unb Der Ninb trieb mir
ole otGen S6neefloGen ms @eIi9t.
Sbtpeigeno rift t6 ourh bic SbGLer oeS
NuegbanDz@ ebtrges bis Gobington, = mo
to- Dor benz @Glt6auie 1nbteLt, nm Nadbtz
quarter 81 nebmen. @eibna1tzA ben6
mars aber tetn beuer 2i6teridein
lbtmmerte bur6 Die Senlter, feiu Ialter
RtnoerlEbeL flang mir entge9en. Sims
n1erltb erbeate elm fladernoes &aminfeuer
Die tablen uno l6mubigen 8Gnoe pes ioges
l1onnten parlorS. WIrrii9 unb itumn
laBen eintge SoIoateH Dor BEN Seuer uno
tauten SabGf. Gleaeidt mo9te Qlscb our6
tbre SeeLe Die @rinnerung an bic 6einatb
aIeben uno oas 8epuBtietn Der @erIaIenz
belt Tie 10 ungeiellig MAIDEN. Ntir Ielbit
mar 'peb, unenoli1 pe6 urn's 6er3 on
lenern etnlau1iten G6riitabeno meines See
bens.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-10-18

lpra6 i@on bon Cholera uno 8ereiftuna
eDer Der l6ueu berbeiserufsne arSt iteQtc
1slf, 0dS bon fellem bon beioen Die Heoe
lel; IS mar i9n ieo0h ihiper, aus ben
S0lnptonte1 oes gaitriiden lebels flug gu
tDeroen. Gtue angeitelte llnteriu6ung
lolte teoo9 balo 6as &dtbjeI. SEQ XIII.
8ebraubt in ieoem Sabre eth WlineraLz
Dal1ertur geget oa5 beltdll0tg i'm qu0le16e
9eberleIoen, ano bic @r1fin 8tti perlorgt
lbn init oie'em Wa1fer aus ben QuelIe1t
bon Sal Bito in umbrten. Der BapIt
trtnft Our6l1nittli6 cine SIoiGe t6gLid.
Sufdulg tDoute nun einen Diener, Der eis
men 0uno beiibt, Derlelbe1 niE elmer Snfu>
ton bon Salappa ~furiren, ip05u er lih ets
ner Der leeren Observation-Disclosures be-
Dtente unb oteielbe oann unahtlamer Wstie
in ocnlelben Sbranf iteGte, porin Die in
1eoer WoAe bon Der @raftn Site 9eid,idte
Senouig 0ufbcipabrt tDirO. Ser Otener,
Del6er oamtt beauftragt lit, js0en Wtorgen
Setner 9etligfeit oas @las nit Wa1Ier sI
ret@en, belt nun trrlbumli9 Die Tlalbe
nit Salapp0 fir bic am Nben6 3ltDor bes
riBte TlaicDe nit Otineralnailer uno oater
Der 3ufaQ. Der Dem Bapi1e ein rebt r1an=
gellebnles llnpObIleiu bereltete."
- gBte aus Son tantinopeI mits
getbeilt piro, loI Bic a0ntgin Gtctorta
BON @lalauo beabii6ttgen, Dem Sultan
aus @rtsnntIi6teit flr Die Iieben5mIroige
lufnabme, Die ibrem So6ne. benz Seraog
bon G%oin6urg, I'M OiIoisz atost 81 &beil
9elporDen, einen pr adtDpILen tIei>
men O0mpfcr neuelter Contribution
5u perebren. 4rotttih DGre Dteie3 Ges
lGenf geraoe 1iAt, 0enn tDIe algemetn be-
FAINT, begt &boul 0amib cine uniberpinos
llde S6eu por ben triigeril6en Slutbeu
Des Bo5porus.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-10-18

Mande Sulpen, @rocus, Nar;tllen uno
beionpers Ta3etten loIien iih auf 0telelbe
0eiie treiben; bod iino iie i'm Gansen
menioer oniprudsuoQ. Gin Tlor BON
6Dacintben Mno onoeren 53wiebelbIun1el1
it in ben ooen traurtgen gStEIternIo!lateH
Elm unperglei6liher 8euuB, ipelhsr 1eoem
Wienlden, beIien Sinn unD @elbrnaG fur
ettpas SbOnes nt4t gdn3Il6 ab8sttumpTt
itno, oas 0ers erfreut. Sretlib baben n1ele
8Iumenlteb9aber oteie Grelberet oerlu0t,
aber ~entinutbi9t Die0er aufgegebei1, meIt
bas Gr9ebntB ibren G%rpGrtungen nIft
en!ipra6. @ep0bnli6 9ie6t ma1 oal!H
BEN 3lDiebeLn Die S1uIo, ipGbreEo bod IN
ben meilten TGuen bic llria6e 0es WftBS
Iingens in bet uerte6rten 8eban0lr1G lte9f.
M0gen oteie 3ei[en oa3u ~Dejtra9et, pie IN
bteler g~e3iebung berri6enosn SrrtbIrter
Su beridti9en, un0 gu elmer SlunIentretDsS
rel i'm 2immer III ermuntert, Iber oeren
Iobnenbes GrgebntB man ii3 BET ri6ttgem
8erfa6ren 9epiB nur leIten gu betIags1
bGben mirb.
giele 6nacintben uno Eacetten Iailen ltb
aud in eigenS oasu al9efertI9ts 0lGler
auf Maller treiben o6ne ale GrOe. Wtan
tpQ6le aber bier3u Dor3ug5metle ole ruben
einIaden 2rten. O2an lest getp06nlth pie
erlten 3piebeIn int October auf uno toles
bsrbolt bies nab 8eba1f BON Wode iu
0ode bis Gnoe 9eooember. Utan fIlt
gu oieiem gehufe Die @Idier lopeit nit
6e9entpaiier, baB Der Bur;eLitoG eben ODER
faum bon IeBterem beribrt miro. Die
@ldier ltent man in einen tit3len ouNtlen
Seller no fte 10 LANCE Derblelben, bis ote
8iIoung Der Wur3eln nouenOet 1T uno
bieie Bis auf ben Booeu bes @lale5 retden.
Srs 3tmmsr brtngt man iie crit, tpenl1 Die
8lumenfnospen iib bis 5ur 90be BON e
1901 entrpiGelt baben. 0as ate Waler
lift uur, penn es lid tribt, bur6 trtldbes
al erieben, tpobet man aber Die 2tptebeI
nidht etlpa aus Dem @Idie ninnIt, ionoern
fe nur etpa5 en1por Su beben brau1t.
Sat man fein Geeenmafer, 10 t5ut &c aud
grunnenmalier, nur mus oaIieLbe tets Die
Mdrnte oes 3immers babeu. Sas Naller
BARI bel Der lpGteren GuttpiGelung INNER
.nur 10 bod i'm Gleie iteben, DaB es faut1
Die QniGBe Der BurseIn erreibt, neil IS
lonit Ieibt Die SG1!nIB Der SpIebeIH perS
anlabt.
Nub in Moos Iaiien fi6 6Daciutbens
5tDiebeln ~treibeu, tpie beionoers aud Die
Grocus;Diebelu. Ofan fann oielelben nur
in paIienoe ShaIen DON Gta5 ocer 8ors
selan leben. Sour muB ntan bier, urn
S0uIntB III Derbuten, t,arrentlt6 i'm Nns
fang nit benz 8egteBen iebr noriIdtig leti1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-10-18
getm 0nnr

Ioite 0ein id)0rfer Ghmud Ietn. Mner8
Sair=@igor ifeat benz SPARE, toent es oiuu
llno blett] getporoen, letle 2eben8fraft uti6
iugenoti&e Sarbe nieber Ter; uno iofern
Die 9ritIen nidt abgeitorben ooer ablorbtrt
fino, beft eS einen fablen Sopt nit tterIeu1
SPARE.
@nnt4 Die Sugen6Farbe uttb 9ebstsfraft
CUtt4t4S bes SaoreS i'm utter bstuahrt tuers
ben? Sizes mas Srau 8. GOrtOn Don Conner
bile, 0fai, 1agt: vSeit 80 Sabren gee
brcud)e i'd Slner'8 Sair.Stgor; unO obpobl
i) iiber 60 Sabre aft bin, 70 lit bod rein
9aar beute nod 70 reihli9 uHO gEaMseaS
tuie IN meiRem 25Iten Sabre"
Evneltpvf uaO getdrtt Sur6 Die gt'
8igor, erlangt baS 0aGr feline Sugen6farbe
un6 2c6eu8traft mieber. 91eo. 8. g. @tls
IiaulIon bonn Oapioion.@ ollege, OteGten.
burg @D., 81. g., i6retbt: SD babe Apers
Satrz&igor bic lebten 8ehu Sabre gebraudt.
G8 if elm UOrtrefli4eS grboltungSntittet."
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Sabreu fing i'd an apers 9atr<Sigor AZ
gebrautben, neil mein 5aar fat gang aus
gefallen mar. Sente 1T es 20 3Oa laua,
i10u, frafttg uno geiu1O."
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~AAw 8tgor fteute Geo. u. 0abina1
Don @aterloo, Mlo., ben urIpritngliden gee
funben 3utanS ieines t9aares tuteSer her.
Gr mar taft iobl unS iebr grau, @r ldreibts
,,Gs beourfte rIltr bier Slai9en beS 8igors.
Treinem Saare OisIet6e Sar6e uHo Menge
tpieber SIT UerIfafen, TOTE i'll n1eiHer Su8euO."
9ie NnpenOung Son q gsfr.
8iqor BELT sruutbeiteu Der aOpfbant. S.
$. 'Eofter bon Prtucetou, Sub, i9reibt:
Sabre lang iuar il NIT einer Rraltfbeit Der
Sopfbaut btbaftet; metn Ropf mar init
Gdietern beOedt, uuO metn 9aar troden
un6 rauh. 2tger's Satr,Bigor betlte MID
1dlneu, reiut9te metne &opfha1t, uuo u1Gdlte
rlein 9aar tpei9 InS b%ieglan1."
Auer's jolt
8ersitet gun
Dr. 5. 6. sser 6 Co., 9OneI. @aR.s
8. ct. .. u.
Sn allen AputheteH 81 baben.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-07
Chinese Time,

The ancient belief OF Chinese writers
was that there had been before the time
OF Confucfus period of two m illion,
two hundred and sixty-seven yeare, when
the powers of heaven and earth fiat
united to produce man as the possessor
OF the soil of China. However, from the
time of the Emperor Yaou, upward OF
two thousand years before Christ, the
Chinese had two d ifferent years-a civil
year, which was regulated by the moon,
and an astronomical year, which was
solar. The civil year consisted In gene
raj OF twelve months or lunations, but
oc OCCASIONALLY thirteenth was added. in,
order to preserve it's correspondence with
the solar year. Even at that early period
the solar or astronomical year consisted
of three hundred and sixty-fve and one
fourth days. like our Julian year, and i'll
was arranged in the same manner, q day
being interlaced every fourth year. Att
the instance of the Jesuit Schall, the
Chinese, In the seventh century, adopted
the European method of dividing the day
into twenty-four hours, each hour intol
sixty minutes, and each minute intoj
sixty seconds. The civil day begins att
night, and ends at the midnight follow
ing. Since the year one hundred andI
sixty-three before Christ, the Chinese
writers have adopted the practice of
dating the year from the accession of the
reigning emperor. An emperor, on sue
ceeding to the throne, gives his name to
the years OF his reign. He ordains, for
example, that they shall be called Ia te.
In consequence of this imperial mandate,
the following year is called the first Ia
tie, and the succeeding year the second,
third, and so on to the end of the chapter,
until it suits the "Great Pure" orl
"Gre at Bright" to ordain that the years
shall be called by some other appellstion.
The periods thus Termed are called by the
Chinese Nien-hoa. According to this
very singular method of dating the years,
a new era begins with every reign, and
the years corresponding to Chinese date
can only be discovered when the inquirer
has before him a catalogue of the Men
hao, with their relation to the years of
the Christian era, an exceedingly trouble
some way of proceeding in order to find a
date.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-07

A correspondence with hair was once
attempted between notorious Partisan
thief in durance vile and his comrades
outside. A letter was sent to the prisoner
from his sweetheart, containing Thereby
a lock OF hair wrapped in the leaf of a
book. The jailer did not consider the
souvenir important enough to be deliv-
cred, but in few days there came a
similar Enclosure, and yet another. This
aroused suspicion, aud the governor took
the matter in hand. He examined the
leaf OF the book; it was that of common
novel, twentJ-si lines on page. Then
he studied the hair and noticed the small
quantity OF the gifT. Counting the hairs
he found them OF unequal length and
twenty six in number, the same as the
lines on the page. Struck with the coin
cidence, he laid the hairs along the lines
On the Fage which they respectively
reached. beginning at the top with the
smallest hair. After some trouble he
found that the end of each hair pointed
to different letter, ard that these letters
combined, formed a slang sentence, which
informed the prisoner that his friends
were on the watch, and that the next
time he left the prison to be examined an
attempt would be made to rescue him.
The Governor made his plans according
ly. The attempt was made, but the res
cuers fell Into their own trap.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-07
A Dogs Nose.

The following anecdote is related in a
foreign contemporary by a well-known
English gun maker: A black pointer
dog, while hunting in a moor in Argyle.
shire, was on one occasion severely rated
for eating some carrion, part of dead
and putrid sheep. Passing to leeward
of the carrion about an hour afterward,
the dog evidently remembered the for.
mer scolding, and giving his master an
expressive look continued to hunt.
The stencil from the carrion was SO
great as to be almost insupportable and,
hurrying past 1t, his master was sur
prised to observe the pointer, generally
a most obedient animal, make sudden
wheel and draw directly upon the car
cas-, from which no whistling or com.
mand could prevent him. An advance
TO check him led only to his steady and
regular approach, making point after
point to the dead sheep. Annoyed at
this, his owner seized him by the neck
and drew him away, when at that
moment a cock grouse rose from the
very mass of carbon, and gayly Growing
flew down the hillsides, but was in a very
few minutes afterward safely bagged.
After the bird had gone, the pointer at
once cheerfully resumed his hunting.
The sense of smell was so powerfully dis
crimative as to detect the presence of one
small bird from the horribly tainted air OF
the dead sheep.