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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-12
" 1uteS @IIefIet.
I'm Eempereasitaate Waine nebmeu

Sm Semperensitaate Waine nebmeu
i4uere Gerbrs6en fur4tbar iiberbanb.
Oas bot tir3lt@ &i5ter @ootarb in Der
borti9en Stabt 8ortlanb in einsut %OifentIis
den 8ortraseJbarsstban. gr mics mad,
oaB bic GAIL Der i6wsren Ser6re9eu in es
mem WuBe sussrOmmsu babe. bas auBer
aIem gerbdltniB gu ber !3unabme ber Be-
uOIteruns itebe, uno baB teineswess Erun'
tenbeit barau Sdulb iei. Sn Betreff beS
Itbteren Punttss bertef er ii3 aud auf
ben 8eridt bss Oirttors bes 3u9tbauies
in Raine pom Isttsn Diutsr, poua9 BON
100 @~sfansenen, bersu g%ersunsenbeit er
ssnnu unteriu6t bate, nur II unmabts
I'M Eriuten sepeien itnb, "a sslesentli6
uno nit WaB setrunten, 40 aber, ober
fat bic 9dIfte, i6 bss 9snuIss seiitser
@elrdnte itets san3Ii5 entbuIten ba!en.
SnSsm Gti9ter @obOurb bic SOrSise Der
alien 9urttausr, bic feline SemperenSIer
uuren, Dor ibren iebiSen Ra5tommen, bic
i9 nt3t i9dmeu, ibre Gorfabren als
GruntenboIOe gu bsbei3nen, beruorbob,
ioote er: v@enn uniere 8otfatren Gruns
fenbOIbe parsn, 10 IaBt uns liebsr wieoer
cine Station pon EruntenbOIosn wsrben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-12
AGerret Spas uuo graf.
Sd bafte 6 irGre meine Erau.

Gin @eIebrtsr beiu9t sinen Sstaunten.
Dieter, iebr ~erfrcut, bolt iofort aus einem
8anbi3rant cine SIaide 0ein unS per-
idisbene OeIitateHeu be,uor unb uStbist
baan ben Sat, an benz Sribitid G6eil Az
rsbmeu. Ritter In Der bsIter l~lnter9altuns
k9te Der Iieber8niiroise 8irtb: Still !
60rten sic ntdts? SoR ber Grsppe bers
anf tOnsu S9ritte. S5nsu, beIfen sic
mir!"
Uftt biefeu @ortsn rdum:e er @sin,
Slider u. {. 10. 10 raf4 ais E,OsIi5 pies
Der IN ben Banbi5rant Der @uit bilft
pfii9t5ussisit, o6sEei9 bas 9anse itul
rdtbieIbaft portommt. Ser 0ener tritt Elm
unb n,a9t cine bienflt9e Rslbung. Der
Sau5berr atbmet epleidtert auf unb iaat:
ratv euti5uIoissr Sic, id ba9ts ss pdre
meine Srau!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-12
lin 8Grten nit sroBsn i6uttisen gdu

lkM SuiltH "e S'opNh ISNH'SN" SN
men Az i9affen, bebarf ss beute teiner
lansen 3eit msbr. @enn man bas n6tbtse
RIeinselo beist, Saubert man IN einisen
@o6en cine &nIa9e nit u%eittronigen, aus:
sspa6ienen 8iumsn auf Elm ionit 5oes
9runoitlt. DAP bies 10 1T, bat bic
Stabt &sln ssseist. Gift por wenisen
Wsonatsn uur6e bic Seritsaung zines gro:
BEN Goltssurtens i'm Siben Der Stabt be-
i9loHen. Der itdbtiide @artenbaubirets
tor, 9err GONZALEZ, CAB ii9 trot bes itrens
gen @<ers friid ans Bert. 3ablret9e
Ntbetsr muBtsn bic erforberIibeu CRIB
uub Bssearbeiteu ausfibre1, wabrsnb ans
bere 2sute Strau6psrte II. /. ID. anle9ten.
Wittelit etusr Wtai6tne wurbeu 9roSe
g6ume aus elmer e~Htfsrnt seleseuen aase
NIT Der bic BurtelU umi6lisBenben @rSe
a~a5eeboben unb in ben neuen 8oltsearten
sspfLanst, uno beate iteben bereits iibsr 100
bsrieIbeu in lestersm ~sepfldnSt, als penn
fe i1on pieIe Sabre bort ssitanben bdttsu.
Sbre 8erissuus f9eint tbReu ut5t I'M ses
rinsfteu sef6abet 81 baben, eenn bic u,d9s
ttseu &ronen lessn bereitS In Solse Der
warmen SrhbkiuSsluft Elm f9mutss frii9:
grimes &teib an unb aa5lrei9e Spusiers
sdn9er Iettsa i9re S&Htte bOrtEiu, Inn
unter ben 8aumrtsieu gu luftuanbeIn.
auerStnss pcti9linst be InIuse AUDI Elm
bibi9es Stnm5en @esb, uber bic rei6c
Safe Der StuOterpetterEus III lit Der Gage.
aQe Soften gu beten, uEue oame cine @bb:
berbei5ufEbren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-12
Bon eisem nit le6hafter GinhilSuua

bssabten Sauimann in gbarlotteubura err
Sdhlt man f3 foIssnbss Stidleiu. Der
&aufu,ann iu4t etnen 9ebrIing unb auf
bieiss 9eiu5 bin ipri9t Elm foeben Der
StuIs sutIaisues ,,Siri9leiu Bel benz ss.
ftrensen 5errn Brin;ipaI Dor. Oer RaIfs
mann praft bic @mpfsbIuns, bic Sdul:
5susniie - i9sint bauou befriebist su iein
unb besinnt nun foIsenbe 4nipra6e: v@ut
- alss IN Srbnuus, msin So5n - Ou
tannlt BET mir etntreteu - Ou pirif @Gnae
MAIDEN nnb mas es ionft sibt nur Bel
Der SaiIe bait Ou ni9ts gu iu5en, bas iaae
t5 Otr 9lst3 - Su pirit 3uiebeu, mas
bic anSsrn MAIDEN - pirit griefe topirsn.
ipater pirit 0u abrsfen i5reiben - rur
BET Der Safe wia i'd Did nidt ieben -
psritsbft Qua Don't Daft gu abIoIut nidts
81 lu4sn - mas bat elm 2sbrIina Bel Der
&afs gu tbun; bas iase i9 Dir: uenn ib
etnmal bemerte, baB Du In bic Ndbe Der
Raie tommft, bann tannit Du Did frsuen
Unit i~tsisenber @rresuns) - an bic RaiYe
commit Ou mir ni4t beran, bait Du mid
psrltanosn, mas wiult On benn Bel Der
u~sbsrbaupt 70 sinsn Spisbubsn,
ben I'D BET Der Raiie erpii9s, iase i'd am
sritsn Gage fort - ben tann i'd lberbaupt
ntdt brau4en - pirit Ou MAIDEN, bab gu
'raus fommft3 - Warl9! ....d limb ebe
Der unsIidli4e Sunss nod @%eIssenbeit
bate, ben Munb 81 Sffusn, befanb e. fid
i4on auf Der StraBs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-12
Gin Stidt itt GunfeIu

pcriai1t bispeilen ieinsu nasrSsrtidsn 3p1t. Die Rntsrs
liitiggX uue ietseu angrins welte aui ben suteu RIt pom
Sriteters Maseus titterS pom perioueu eeaadt pethen,
petbe bstrlsertiberweiie btrise uno srbtSeuts SeIsbuHsss
mtttel sis theuuti9 nit isnem oesr ais ~~eGlisIbt Ding uEGr
dHberem Namsn" ODER ais ~ebtnio GUT btujuH,lsu uerisz
den. bGbu IN ben metiten S2usn iir ibre sjeraber, lie
sruneiaEioleH SpefulduteH ami bic SeibtgliuSiltett beS
goltss. cine UrnibtenSe 3lsUirtuus. insem lie eeren
SPstuiatssnsn nit etnem psresrbltbsn VttBeriOls abidliss
Zen lafeu Das Sittsrs tit cine refine, aeiunoe uUS poQs
tommeHe GrSensi, bic In 5olge ibrsr 3u6sreitmua Sisber
une tdltss Stebsr, gauiees 8edkliebsr, TDspspfc, &srs
%itopiuus. vGlenletotn, Sdwdde. Heruoiitdt uue Gierens
bei6wsrosH sdnjIib gu tlrirsu uus ju O~erbiueern psrnlaa
Seee ieinsr SxsreetenSten 1T uou a%uertanut mui;eranltis
ger Sorja8ltStett, I'M 9eseniuS Su eeusH isiner RSbabz
unp Sdbrene bieie aui gruHo i6rer e~rbi2eneen
et9eni9aitsn eui esbtru uuo Nerpsuipitem nahlbsiIia
rltwtrtsn, bsrubiBt une trdittst IS isue beiesu Sraans.
eHa nit aasn eteieH i6dplideu Ra6a5mungen nidt
elm,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-12
SaS Bud rrInvasion allemande" iou

SaS Bud rrInvasion allemande" ioa
gar ni9t bas @srt SOulanssr's iein. 8as
Saus &ouff, wel6ss ii9 einen erfIsdlidsu
Nusen BON bieiem 8u9s psripra6, penn
es bic llnteri6rift bss Sslbsn bes Cages
trise, babe inn, wis uerfidsrt pirb, 1907
900 Sranten bafir anseboten, baB er bas
8ert zines anbsrn 3ei9ne. Der IN ieinen
freien Stunben aud 9anbsl treibenbe @es
neral piaiste barsiu. Das ssnannte 8ert
bat gu 8erfa1ern: ben WiIitiridriftifeaer
s. 8artbsIemp, ben bstanntsn 9erfaEer
pon vAvant Ia Cataille", unb ben boulans
siifif9m abssOrbnstsn 9aiiant.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-12
Gin inttre6anter unb %isltener 9ro,ss

Gtn lnttrehaHter n 1eltener Yro,eB
pirb bsmnd9it in Salsunseu ~uerbanbeIt
perbsn. Su Solse zines Streites fOrberte
Elm 9o95eitssait bas por GINGER 3eit iet:
mem nunmebrisen @ssner sema6te Sod:
ssitsssident, beftebenb in einem RssuIas
tor, Buriit. Der 8si6entte bdnbtste ibm
benieIbsn aud aus, itsute absr cine 9es
ssnre6nuns fir bic uon ibm pabrenb Der
5o5asttss 5sterlidteiten ssnofsnen Spstien
uub @strdnte, bic erbebIi9 b6berwar, als
Der @ertb bes Regulators, uub bic gu be-
ridttsen Der getreffenbe ii5 peiserts.
Oas 9ertdt wirb nun in bic Gage fommen,
entideiben gu mi ien, wieuieI on Seftsm
unb Sliiiisem 70 elm 9u6settssait pdbrent
Der Oauer Der 5sierIi4teiten 3u uertiIssn
I'M Stan6e 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-12
Saf sunIer SerrIdet,tsr gOnsres, ei,

SaR NS"Ist pSthI~$'I SN"oNpf S"
iebr tofipisIises Stus lit, uetB awar elm
Sober, eber ni9t Sober pstS, wie tofffpies
lts. 9as Saus unb Der Senat babsR sus
iamuer-4Ol Witslteber, unb fait ebsnio
ptsl 8scmte iinb uitbis 'eradtet, UNI bic
gefebie Der boben Serren uus3ufisren,
unb ite erbalten fir tbre Dienite bic febr
id6ne Summe uOm 1864 900 i'm Sabr.
Die Seuatoren batebsu $3.50, 900, bic
Wttslisser bes 9aufes Sl;G95, 900 aHpsrs
iOHIi5en @ebaIteu. Oa3u fonmen tann
nod az M%teiIensetberu $50, 900, fir
S3reibssateriaIten $50, O0e, $50 .OOG fir
bic Stenosrapben unb stntse WiIisnen
fur ben Oruf Der 8er6anolunsen unb Der
sebaItenea unb ni5t gebaltsnen &eSsn.
Stint Wiqionen Dollars i65r!i3 perben
unsefdbr bic &Oiteu unieres 9erri9sss
bedeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-12
Sas Sraaen al enaer Salstragen If

uon gIersten i9on otter ais llriade BON Nus
senentsiubunsen beteidnet ruorben. Der
tibmIidf betannte ausenar5t 9rofehor
Or. S6ritsr ;u gresIuu bat nuu neuerotnss
feline @rfubrunsen bierhher mitsetbeilt,
mod pel9sr and inn ibsr 800 Sale bon
drouiiden Iusenletoen aus ieiner 9raris
betannt ftub, psI9e eiu3is bierin ibrsn l1rs
ipruna batten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-12
Gem @s6irasfiihrer Setter !2nb aus bar

Sem 6s5irgsfiarer Better !2uB aus ben
Stdridsrbduiern in SSrsibsrbau 1T ieiten5
Der tOntsIiGen Gesieruns 81 @ssuis cine
SeIobnua9 con san5en Is Warf Susrtannt
porben. Oerie'6e bate i'm Sufi D. s. eis
men 5erru aus Berlin uab bsHsn l2idbris
gen Sobn, weI5e,in Sotse elmer @stte bic
1000 SuB boben Winoe Der S5ressruben
btnabiteissn p%olten, uSer mad turasm
'~toltibnen Steiseu psbsr porwGrts nod
ritwdrts t~onnteu, NIT etseasr @sfabr mad
speiftinbissr anssitrenster slrbeit empors
seboIt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-12

Cine gartbci;e muB bequem a~n3upen'
ben uuo lei9t aufjutrusen istn; fs borf
it3 ni9t abret6en la1eu, muB Elm elegant
tss 4usisben seben unb biuis I'M Yreiie
isiu. gutiu9bam's Belize usreinist IN
i4 uae bieis Sorsise. Ran made sinen
8eriu9 bumit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-12

Gnnuncsuitil. vSir ben gertrisb uOn
OsIen uub 9aten wsrbsn Rsiienbe seiu9t.
2estere iinb in trotsuem 3uitanbe sIdn5eno
unb iptinsen ni3t unb iinb i'm 9anbel in
gladden. auf benz Baud nit ~uniersr 6irma
usriebeu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-12
Gins mad benz anoeru.

Sbr ieib absebrannt! Ru, fst Sbr aber
in Der susips unb freBt, iauft unb lett
fbsl!" - vNu' weeBte, eti9t bait msr
be MeebeI psrit9ert, bann fem mer abses
brannt, nu' usrmeebeIu mer be Ssrit4's
runs."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-12
Gin einiadcs Mtittel sesen 9srsni4uB

Iumbago.) 9ssen bieien unter betei@s
netsm iouberbarsm Hamsn aIbefarnten
unb NIT Rs9t ssfirdtstsn rbeumatii9 uers
p6ien &ifsni6msrs pirb eine @inrei5un9
BON SoIstbeer in suantisfa6er 8einseiits
u%erbinnuus empfOblen. 9ieiss einfade
Rsbitament ioa bic Golsen bieier @rtruns
flung btunen % Stunben beieitisen, nab:
reu6 ii8 bieielben, wie b%etannt, iOnft Ieiat
Wo5en lang dubern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-12

Sic fdere 8irfuBg non gpers Sarfas
pariua 1T eriinbIi3 unb bauernb. Wsun
li5 trssnS mo in beinsm &6rpsr cine Gsis
suns gu Stropbeln usrbirst, TO pirb aper's
S~ariapariaa ie augsifen unb aus tenn
&6rper rertreiben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-12

Sic &Dnigia bon SolanS bat fir bic
neberi9wemntten in Rorbbeutidlaab bic
Summe pom 1000 @ulben 9eipsnbet. Sn
gang Sollaub finbeu Saumlunssu itatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-12
gfuS Ser Snitruftionsitun6e.

ans Der SuitruftioustanSe. ga,
Rniipel, mas muB bsr SoItat Dor allen
Oinsen babsn?" vStols uno 8robbers
tat muB CT baben?" - vBas beiBt Brobs
bertdt2"- ,Oie bret Seri9ten! @Orst'
beti9ts, e S5meerberi9te unS e 9lanS'
bsri5te! 0as ts Brobbertdt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-12

Gin einfades, ni3t fa5mdnniides RttteI
&otbpsinfdIi6uns su ertsnnen. 1T, ben
@ein ti9tts gu idItteIu; bleibt Der
S5aum weib, 1T er ntdt sefdrbt, III CT
ROTH, 10 1T ber @eiu sefd,bt. aI5 i6its
tet man einise Gropfsn auf bic 5dnbe,
Ssrreibt i'm gut unb rie9t banu, Oh Spiris
tus BARN entbalten lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-12

8ir pubIibirsn aud bic 8eriammIunsen
Der anoeren Iuremburssr Gsrsine in BEN
Der. Staater, penn man uus bic n6ibiaen
InSaben mittbsiIt. Die G~ltsitsn gereine
foumer porar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-12
Ssriammluuseu Ssr9ursm6uraer Serein'
9ubaaae Smremburaer 9erein,
(@eoriinoet 1881

(ge9riinoet 1881
8eriammIuu9slocal: Seeds SaQe.
!3eit Der re9elmaBigen SeriammIunSet balb
a6t llbr AberOS am erlten Gonnerlta9 III
ieoem ;ueiteu Wouat.
Sir 1888, ben 4. Sauuar, Notwithstanding.
/. RGr3.
3. Mat.
5. Suli.
6. September.
1. Nouember, geamteupabl.
RS. 6pnner, Yrdiibent.
3 y. @tpSen, Setretdr.
Sasemburser raterifasunss,Serein
TT Sbieaso CIorSieite).
8eriam mluu9en:
stn sriten Sonntag i'm @pril, b. 9. neil Sitern
auf b,n Gag f&at, am 8. Gprtl
Vim eriten Sonnta9 i'm eSuli.
&m eriten Sonuta9 i'm Sctober, Seamterrpabl.
stct erIten Sonntag I'M Sauuar, @iHIesun9 Der
nelieu Seanteu./
y. 8eiter, 9rdiibent.
6Ss. pron, Setretdr.
9ssembnrser ttnterffisunaS.Ier
bon Hsu YOrf nHS SruOllpa.
81 rIammelt ii6 ben pierteu Souuta9 eis
mes iesen Wtonats, 4 ubr gtabmitta9s, in
Sdeo6 aluegs Snbertus Sdger Sale,
gil WontrOie Iuenue,
3wtiSm SurnboIot Ctr. II. Suibiuit auenue,
Srooflpn, E. D.
yierre Sipssu, graFSsnt.
Sohn .. SIan,, Sstrstar.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-10

a London photographer claims to have
perfected a system Of photographing in
colors. He takes negative on speci-
ally sensitized plate; from tins a positive
is produced on chemically treated basis
BY the aid Of a solar camera and spec
troscopic arrangement. The image Is
produced In colors on the basis without
the aid Of handwcrk or brush. The col
ors are said 10 be all Hydrocarbons,
specially prepared and capable of subdi-
vision TO the -miliionth Of an inch.
When the colored picture Is produced by
chemical action the image exists betwsen
two films not more than Tooth part Of an
inch IN thickness. These photographs
are said to bepermanent, and not affected
by climate. Chicago News.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-10
Teaching Humanity In school.

A boy In school was having e very funny
time, by sticking pin into the legs OF the
boy who sat next him, and laughing at his
antics The teacher caught sight OF the pro-
ceeding, and taking a'pil, went to the first
mentioned boy and said: Would you Ike
TO have pin stuck into you Ike thatf He
laughed as though he thongkt 1t might be q
capital joke, whereat tho teacher used the
pin rather fresly, and his tumpings and
squirmings, accompanied By his "owsf" and
endeavoTs 70 save himself by the use Of his
hands, attracted the attention If It's whole
school The teacher finally asked him what
was the matter and why hs did not sit
quietly, and when be said that be couldn't,
1T hurt, 50. the tesche. said "Wel. that
Is Just the way it fesls to ether people. Have
you had enough OF itf'
lie was very decided IN his opinion tha. be
had, and the teacher took occasion 20 say a
few words 70 the school 10 regard 70 their
treatment, no. only Of each o.her. tut Of
the lower animals. She said. 81 saw boy
Kill a toed lAst night, and wondered IL be
knew the toad Is help 10 Us. and II he
thought Of the toad's suffering" Most Q.
the boys looked thoughtful. few Laughed.
and the very boy that killed the toad ra.ses!
lis hand and said: Whist good ean tad
doP Upon The teachers inquiry azaoug tie
scholars sic found that only a few kne~ any
thing Of the good tnsn toad Dies tn the
garden II vas the means a a reform IN
that direction, and blk on TIRE uzes II Dlris
revealed tbs fact tnst very few II them
knew that bird Ia OF any Ise wt-Atever.-
PhiladelpbiA Csl
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-10
Webster's Rochester Speech.

IT'S an old story, but historically accu-
rate and very good, which L. B. Proctor
has been telling the lawyers of the State
Bar association at Albany, of the speech
he heard Daniel Webster make once at
Rochester after dinner in which cham
payne was leading ingredient. The
speech was short one for reasons too
potent for even greatness to withstand,
and it went thus: Men and women
or, more properly. ladies ard gentlemen
of Rochester, am glad to see you
and ] am glad TO see your noble city OF
which you are so proud Gentlemen. saw
your falls, which / am told are $50 feet
high. What tremendous height And
this is a most interesting fact. Gentlemen,
Rome had Caesar, her Scipio, her Brutus,
but Rome in her proudest days had never
a waterfall $50 feet high. Gentlemen,
Greece had her Pericles, her Demos
themes and her Socrates, but Greece IN
her palmiest days, never-no, never
had a waterfall 80 feet high. Men Of
Rochester, go on with your great water
fall. Go on, No people ever lost their
liberties who had a waterfall $50 feet
high"
A tug at the great statesman's coat
tails cut short his eloquent tribute to the
falls of the Genesee, made famous by
Sam Patca's great jump.-Detroit Free
Press
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-10
CuriositieS OF rrienHshin.

Curios!ties OF friendship would cover
nearly all cases of noted masculine or
feminine affinities the world has known.
The law that governs friendship has often
been stated. y general impression is that
opposltes match, mate and cooperate more
readily than similar temperaments.
Goethe could form friendship most
readily with children. Strong natures
Ike pllable natures. Highly intellectual
people lind necessary rest with those Of
less intellect and more emotion. There
was philosophy in the keeping of testers
or fools by those who were burdened
by affairs of state. Walter Scott loved
nothing so well rs his dogs. George
Eliot's friendships were for men. Blondes
are said TO prefer brunettes, and bru.
netteS blondes. Globe Democrat.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-10
The Russian Tax Collector.

There Is said 10 be no instance in which
a peasant ever refused u pay his taxes
Once year the collector enters the viii
lage, taps at the window and calls
'haza!" Then the man or woman OF the
mouse comes out with the money, which
Is always ready, tosses il into the bag Of
the collector, who does not count 1t, be-
cause he knows it is ar the mouik has
got. When night comes the collector en-
tiers the best house in the village, hangs
Ms money bag under the image Of the
saviour, and carouseS or sleeps till morn
INT, oelng perfectly confident that his
money W,4 Lot be disturbed, because OF
TIE Venerstion for the czer, whom be rep
reSents, ana the image under which the
treasure IS placed -WiIliaia EIeroy Cur.
rs II Chicago. News
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-10
Counterfeiting Postal Notes.

The postal note has fallen prey to the
counterfeiter. 1t was supposed, when
this note was designed, that it could not
be readily initiated A young man in
the auditors Office in Washington was
the first to perpetrate a fraud with the
notes. He changed several of those that
had been Cancelled, and had them cashed.
He was discovered and punished. Since
this there have been several counterfeits
placed in circulation, and the manufact-
urers of them have not been discovered
by the secret service officers. The gov
eminent is not responsible for the loss or
destruction of the postal note; and if any
are lost, like postage stamps, there is
hardly any means of tracing them. The
postal note is quite popular mode Of
transmitting money through the mails,
and there should be more safeguards to
prevent it from being counterfeited.-
Demorest'S Monthly.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-10
The Dog Washing Profession.

There are all sorts Of ways of earning a
living in a big city One of the most re-
cent that has come to my notice is that of
dog washing. There is a Frenchman here
VINO makes a comfortable income By
washing dogs. He has a graded scale Of
prices, and is as busy as be can be all day
long For large dogs, St. Bernards,
mastiffs and Newfoundlands, he gets 81
for each washing; for settlers, collies and
dogs OF that size, seventyfive cents; and
for pups and other toy dogs, fifty cents.
He has his own towels, combs and
brushes, but the owners Of the dogs sup
ply the soap. As most dog soaps are ex
pensive, aud as it takes nearly cake TO
wash a St. Bernard, this is wise ar
ranCement. He also makes speciality
of destroying fieas on dogs. but for this
he asks a special price, as ii is tedious
Job, for he catches them flea by flea, and,
as every one knows, this is no mean task
A few years ago people not only did not
keep dogs TO the extent they do now, but
they did not take the same care Of them.
and there were very few who would have
spent fifty cents or 81 week for dog
washing. Now there are any nun Der
who are very glad TO get il done for the
price. In the eyes Of dog lover there is
nothing more melancholy than an IN
cared for dog.-New York Letter.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-10

Kate Field is known 10 be q woman Of
versatile talent, but is hardly suspected,
b. those not intimately acquainted with
her, 10 have the qualities that 60 20 make
q good housekeeper She showed great
tact for that feminine branch II art when
she had house of her own IN Devonshire
street, London, a few years ago. She had
been living for some time in hotels, board
ing houses and lodgings, was tired Of all
and determined TO set mp for herself
Having no desire 10 live alone, she made
plan by which sAe wo1lG have company
and all the. comforts OF home, and still
have the bills shared by others. She
called the plan cooperation, " the same
name she gave 20 another and more ex-
teEsive undertaking on this side OF the
water.
II worked well "a far as the cooper
atiyes were concerned-they were all per-
fectly satisfied. She furnished rooms ut
low prices and the kind Of food that Is
longed for ii you live at a restaurant and
dreamed about IL you have % live at
home. After dinner every one found the
drawing room pleSsanter than any other
room in that or any other house, and
there the friends congreRated. for, OF
course, they were all friends Of the host
ess. They ohatted and played cards until
the might cap" hour carne round, and
after mild Ilbatfon retired 10 bed TX.
f., as she WAS Familiarity called, made a
success Of what she undertook except as
far as she was concerned 'Co-cpcrHtioa''
turned ont to be only name, for IL was
she who did all the work, bsttled with
drunken cooks, fought tie sroabIesomc
trades people, and received only in return
unsbared If welcome praise. II il not 70
be wondered at IL az the end % three
months the project was given up.-New
York Press Every Day Talk. -
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-10
u Valuable Wedding Gift.

The ''nest egg presented as a wedding
gift by the late A. S. Barnes, the well
known publisher of New York, to his
granddaughter few days before his
death was such as most persons would
gladly possess. Inccsed il Awhile vel
Vet box was an exquisite pendant rep
resenting birds nest, made of finest
gold wire closely interlaced. through
which small diamonds were irregularly
scattered. On the edge of the nest was a
bird with wings outstretched as if to fly,
composed of diamonds. On lifting the
nest there were disclosed seven piles of
gold coins, five in each pile, each coin a
$50 geld piece, making S7o0.-Chicago
Herald.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-10

Engagements II France 60 not rpre--
ally Last very long, tbrss 81 four rnon.ns
being otfen tie Hrft. aud this tine e
hardly sufficient 70 prepare the extensive
tro1sse1r required TIE corhegle de
marriage is an unhesrd ~ ,hsrsg In our
eountry. bus y is Essential in France Il
y the gin u the future husband and hts
family, md T2ust De furnished with I'll
that . bszantlfuI and eosfiy. TIE cash
mere shswls, the vslves dresses. diamonds
and pearls are the hrss gifts, AID then
cors'e tie priceless lsees, sess Of rrscsozs
stones ana he family .sssla-I.s Arso-
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-10

In the world ls that running from Clog
giatZ 70 Lounsrins, near Vienna 1t Is
only twenty-five miles IN length. and est
over 100000. Il begins az the little
station Of GlogginsH, At an elevation Of
100 feet. aud from there the train,
ha12ed 81 two powerful locomotives,
winds round aud round oEer come fifteen
double yiadccts and through IS many
tunnels. IL creeps along preespsces afford
ing giimpses Of some Of tbs widest
scenery IL Eu-ops. It's terminus. Lc1n-
ering. ia a. 81 elevsiioo Of 9. 20 iss.-
Cs.esgo Herald.