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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-03-20
VebraSta.

- Ote Stinmssber pon s a t tn 8
werben aufseforbert, tbre 3uitimmuns' gu
Der 8eraussabuns pom $l5, 900 gu 9eben,
nm NIT bieiem @eIbe bic @aferleitunsss
rObren aber elm nod sr0Berss Staotsebist
binaus ausbebnen gu t0nnen.
- 0urd bas 2anbamt pou Rortb
8Iatte purben wdbrenb bes p%ergansenen
sSabres 225, 76o older 2anb an Anffeoler
iiberpieicn. 0ieies betrd9tIide 2anbsss
bet wtrb uunmsbr benz fteuerbaren Befies
tbum bes Staatss bin3useiast.
Sn @ranb SsIanb bat f6
cine @eieai9aft nit einsm 6apital pom
$500, 900 sebilbet, UNI bic &ibensufers
Sabrttation au betretben. Oie 9sieui9aft
bsabft9tist, $4,000 ater NIT &iben su
bepfanSen unb aus ben bauon 3u erntenben
&Iben ben betannten feineu 3utsr su fas
brighten. Die 5abrtt wtrb mad europdis
i9em Wuiter, mo man tn bteiem Snbuitries
Bueise iebr uOrsei9rttten 1T, einseridtet.
Die Wai4inen fnb bereits anseIanst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-03-20
&anfaS.

- Die gIecibenssD ruderei Der Sastea
8rinttns Co., bic sr6Bte in Qt9tfon,
1T eineu, 8ranbe gum 8aube sefauen.
Die 8orrdtbe unb Wai9insrie battsn etnen
@ertb pom Sis, 900 unb parsn fir $751;
900 perit9ert. 9as @ebdube 1T @igens
tbum bes Senators SnsaIs unb wurbe
gum gstrass bon $4,000 sei4aoist.
SIN 2awrsnee bat Der pIstlid
anseidwolene Ranias:S IuB cine a9tBis
SUP LANCE, a9t SUP bife unb adtSsbn
5uB bobe Rausr aus Stein, weI6e bic
@uHertraft fir bic sabIretden Sabrtten bss
sewerbtbdttsen Stdot1ens l~ieferte, wie
einen StrohbaIm pesseriiien unb bic 800
garbs pom 5luie belesene BapiermiibIe
fart bei9doist.
-Su M ortimer wurbe Der farmer
Sobn 9rarp pom ei1em iunsen Nann
Iamens Barter ansebli9 aus Notbpebr
eri9ofen. Gin aIterer 8ruber bes ses
rtannteu Barter bate eine Go9ter @rarps
entfibrt unb 9ebetratbet unb @rarp ums
idli4 our 3eit oas 9aus, UNI ben unIteb:
famen S4uieseriObn gu eri5ieBen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-03-20
SatnotS.

-Ds 2ibertp tn BET llmsesenb
pon Satlaub IN Coles Gountp i'm iib6its
li9en Ebeile bes mittIereu Sqinois 1T pom
etnem tleinen WirbsIturm beimseiu6t
porbsn. sIm 8ormittas bes IL. Mars
purbe pl6tlt9 Elm an ben auBensrensen
bes Oert6ens ifebenbes sroBes a~nbertbaIbs
hodges 9aus emporseboben unb sw0lt
SuB melt ueriest. @s ~befanben fi1 our
3eit uier Wdnner i'm 6auie, bic idumtIi9
febr eri9rett wurben, aber tether trus etne
8erlesuns bauou. Sour etuas @ei4irr
Ssrbra9. Au9 in Der l1msesenb purbe
tetu S9absn ansert9tet, 70 baB man an'
nebmen muB, Der Wirbelptnb iet bier plDts
LID aur @rbe ~seiprunseu unb wieber aufs
s%eiprunsen, wie man bas i9on mebrfad
beoba9tet bot.
- Ra5ri1teu aus Qima in Sbio aus
folse bat bic STANDARD Oil So. bic gors
arbeiteu BUR 0esuns pom &6bren nod
Chicago pouenbet. Das @esere1t
ioG big gang in bic gtdbs pon Chicago err
porbsn, unb bic gontratte fir spei Strets
ten pom ie so WeiIen 2dnse fouen bereitS
per9eben iein. Die Soften Der qan,en
4nlass werben auf 50, OOO. 900 ~ansegeben,
unb Die gefOrOeruussfabistsit aut $4,000
6uB per Gag.
- Sn @btcaso berridt sroBs Nufs
resuns, neil ant bortisen Seeufer bsbeus
tenoe 8obeuientursen siusetreten ftnb.
Die 8abnt6rpsr Der Sainois Central unb
Der Wi9isan Central Balm iiub in Be-
d~nsiisenber @etie ~seiuuteu, uub 5uubsrts
pom 4rbsitern ftnb bel5aftist, bas Ripeau
pieber ber3uitelen. @u9 mebrere 5duier
finb tn ft5tli9er @efabr, unb bic 8efir9s
tuns Iisst nabe, baB ale bic sroBsn 8aus
ten an Wi9isan auenue taum Dor benz
@initurs gu bepabren firb. 9ts v8ar"
in Der Ndbe bss 9eu9tbauies 1T innsrbaIb
Der Iestsn paar Gage UNI faft 100 Sus ges
iunten. @ie elm Bauunternsbmer ermits
telt bat, beiiebt Der gauge llntsrsrunb in
iener @esenb aus S9psmmianb.
- Gin Sebertries 1T felt Ginger 3sit
3pii9en 3uei tlsinen Sdul: 3eitunsen in
Upper alton 9efdbrt woroeu. 0as
cine 8Idtt4en, r@Oaese &euiew~, wirb
pom S5alsrn hes SburtIef college
berausseseben, bas anbere, Sigh S4oOI
Sournal", pom S9ilern Der 5o1idule.
@riteres sriff neuli4 ben SrOf. 8owea uon
Der 9odiduIe unb feline @oaesen idarf
an, uorauf bieier fd u gu WcSntpre
(obne 3ueifeI benz 0etter Der anoern ans
italt) beseben bat, UNI ben Ramen bes
Serfahers oes beleioisenben artitets su err
fabren. als RcSntpre fi9 weiserte,
i9Ius er benislbsu nit eiusm &obrftod
lbsr ben &Opf. Beitere SeinbieIisteitsn
ftebeu In ausfi9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-03-20
4dfpta.

- gu gtsmard lit Dor &ursem
cine Creamery Company" NIT einem 8es
triebssRapital bon $4,000 orsanifrt
porben.
3 as 8%Owuan:S oteG gu aibtou
iou bas erite @ebdube In Datota iein,
psl4es bur4 @atursas beIeudtet wirS.
- Gin sroBes 8ranbunslit bat fd in
Mtt9elI ereisnet. Oort III nd1tIi1er
@eile am Morsen bss 10. Rdrs bas
Wetbobiifens Semtnar absebrannt. Gon
ben uier3is Sniafen idIief bic Rebr3abI
i'm oberen Stodusrt unb tonnten f9, ba
Der 8ranb rsiBenb I'm, fid sriff, nur bur9
S~inabiprtnseu retten. Oabet tamen Sors
ton Ytti1er aug HortbpiIe unb Elm iunser
gnsldnber Wameus @tIes Barrier unl, unb
Der 9rofeHor 81. s. EapIor, bic 9sbrerin
Sattte EapIor unb @ara Sonss aus 8art:
itou uurben tOotItd unb fiinf Qnbsre i9per
perlest.
- 8eitli6 pom Sermoia bat man
tir3li6 SiIber unb aud j3inu entoedt.
@abrenb bas Silbsrlaser ii9 etpa 5 Weis
len peffli6 pou ob%en9euanntsm Ylate be-
ftnbet, mill man s bis 10 Weilen weifIi9
pom 9ermoia in Der Rdbe pom gobier's
Stand an benz Battle Greet, 3tnn sefuns
ben baben.
- Die 9anbelstammer BON Sarge
i9idte eine Bassonlabuna Webl IN bic
Rotblsibenoen mad Rt. 8ernon tn Suit
nois, mo tarsli9 eth @peIou 10 fur9tbare
9erpiftunsen anrtdtete.
= aue S@uIttnber tn Samestow n
finb bur9 bic bortise 8eb0rbe aufseforbert
worben, ftd impfen gu Iafsn, p%ibrisenfaqs
fe uon Der S4ule aussei3lohen perben
iolen. Sus beiBt NIT anberen @orten,
baB in SamestOwn Ober umsesenb bic
Boden aussebro9sn fnb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-03-20
Wtnuefota.

Die n9euIsarnee" but 8inona
uerlafen.
- Reu Trter unb l1mgesenb Bat
Sofnuns etne neue giieubabn gu betoms
men.
@dbrenb MinneapoIis i'm
Sebruar bes uortsen SSabres nur 1874 60.
besfdIe gu uer3ei9nen bate, weiit Der bless
idbrtse 8eri9t beren 247 auf. Dtpbteria,
Waiern uno SdarIa4fisbsr biIben ben
srDBten Pro3entias.
- Wsr bic BauIuit als gorsei4en elmer
suten Seit betradtet, Der tann sufrieben
fem. Sn ben usrfoiienen beioen Ronaten
bteies Sabres itelte au WtuaeapoIis
Der Bautnipettor 1927 grIaubntBi6eine
aus, cine Sume pon $628, 765 reprdfens
ttrenb, Elm Gortbeil pon 1871, SIS aeaen
bic correipoubirenben Wonate bes 9oriab.
res. Iber mitunter 1T bic Baaluit serabe
Elm Sei9sn nidt gutter 3eiteu, mo fi9 bas
@eIo pom iubuitrienen nuternebmunsen
3uriifBiebt unb Waterial uub Irbeit am
biaisiten 1T.
- Ser W~orbprossB sesen Srau Bertha
Sesener In ct. BauI, bic ben iiber fe
bO3ff anrii6tse 9erleumbunsen uerbreitens
ben 8arbisrseienen Murpbp, wsIder in
ibres 9atten 9ei4dft arbeitete, aufiu9te
unb ba berieIbe ftd ueiserte feline b6uii1en
8erleumbunsen aurif3unebmen, prompt
nieberi9oB, enbete mad turssr Bsratbuns
NIT Greiipre9uns. Cine b6dit traurise
&oIe ais @bemann ipteIte Der BOmabes
beIb, Carl 9esener, Der @atts Der tbre
Gbre 10 enersiId uertbeibisenoen Grau bel
bieiem Bro3efe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-03-20
Ohio.

- Sn Rep 2isbonb bat bas @eri5t
bas Eetameut uou @m. s. 9s &obes
a~ufseboben. gs war barin Der game
5000, 900 ~betrasenbe Ra9laB BET 3peiten
Srau bes 8eritorbenen unb oeren So9ter
uerma6t, wdbrenb bic beiOen. S0bne Der
erfien Srau isbsr NIT SIS absefunoen wa.
rem, obsIet4 fe benz Batter 3u bieier 9int.
.aniesuna teine l1ria9e sesebeu batten.
Die SSbne ssben an, baB ibre Stiefs
mutter in 9ertletouns als ipirituaIiitiides
Wsbium ben 8ater gu bisiem ber3toien
9auoeln beposen buben.
- SIN Spcampre, @panbot 60,
bra9en 0iebe In ben Spe3ereiIaben Der
@ebrioer Sraur, bic apotbsteu pom Broun
unb Bper, Gaplor's WibIe, 6. Q. Wc,
@leQanb's &u:i9enfabrit unb bic Yoftof.
flee sin, inbem ie bic Ebiridl0fsr aug.
itnitten, bra9en bic @sloi9ubIdoen unb
&aHeni5rdnte auf, itabIen aud cine Rsuse
Waaren unb burdiu9ten In Der Poitofice
ale Briefe mad 9elb.
- @roBe Seniation bat tn Ttfftn
bic @ntbeduns beruorserufen, baB trsenb
Semanb 4sLbsrunssn tn benz ftdbtiidsn
9ppotbetenbud uorsenOmmen unb oaourd
bic Beiistitsl auf @isentbum i'm 8ertbs
pon nabs3u elmer WtaiOn Dollars In 5rase
bat.
- Der Bobrer tn Samins's Drummer
BET Giffiu srret9te In 1880 5uB Gisfe,
alio Is SUB b6ber ais bisber In bisiem
SeIbe, bas Grentons@ eftein unb entuideIte
cine Sasabsr uon J WiaiOn @ubttfuB ben
Gag.
- Sn DopIestown bate tir3lid
ein Bewobner pieI uon 9abnerbieben gu
Dor sinissn Easen febItsn Inn
feds 9abuer. aber fatt ibrsr fanb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-03-20
9Omabe

bereitet man fOIsenbermaBen: 1875 @ramm
S9ienmart wtro tn taltsm Waiier 9ewdis
fsrt, Bis alles 8Iuttse fort 1T. Sobann
ldBt man bas Rart i'm Sfen 3erseben,
isibt es bur9 unb ribrt es, bis es cine
wetBe i6aumtse Waie 1T. Msbann stbt
man 1875 @ramm SSwsinsi9maI3, 8
26ffsl SaIat6l. iopie Elm bsIiebtsss Del
BET, riibrt aIes seb6ris untereinanber unb
fiQt es In G6pf9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-03-20
5weifelbafte 9inge m6sen unouusr

S%weIfelbafte 9inge m0sen un3auers
ldifs isiu; aber 10 sepiB 3psimaI susi
pier 1T, BAT "ANAKESN' fi4 felt einem
8isrtsIiabrbunbert ais Elm uutrislidss
5dmorrboibens 9siImttteI bewdbrt. Dte
5eiItraft bieiss In bic 3wetmdBisite Sorm
ssbra9ten Mebicaments ifebt feit, bepisisn
6ur9 pisIs Eauienbe pom 8siipisIen Der
2inberuns unb Seiluns. 2eibeit bu on
Sdmorrboiben, 10 sebrau6e es. Gin 8ers
fu4 foitet nidts ; brau@f nur P. Neu.
staedter & Co., Box 94l6, New York
City, 3u abrsifren, UNI u~nentseItIi9 cine
9robe su betOmmen. Die "Anakesis"
TT tn allen Apotbsfen gu baben. Preis 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-03-20
60 Ianae bic Meuidbeit bic @eiese bsr

60 lange bic @euidbeit bic @eiese Der
9eiunbbett iibertrttt, bebarf fe arsneien
our Ibpenbuns Der 6oIsen. Die Berns
barbiner M6n@e ~usrfanoen ii9 auf 4rs.
n%eipFan3en. Sic burdforidten bic 5lora
ibrer Bersbalbeu nod sinsm 8Iutreints
sunssmittel; fe DuBteu, bab UNI &rant.
beiten gu uerbiten, mas better lit, ais fie
beilen, bic Sueae berielben, bas unreine
SIut. seIdutert werben muB, uub ba nit
st. Bernard &rduterpilen bieier 3ust
sriinblt9 erreiat wirb, 10 baben ii9 iene
W6n9e ben bauernben 0ant Der Weni9s
belt erworbsn. ab,eifire P. Neustaedter
& Co., Box 2416, New York City, I'M
foitenfrei cine Strobe au betommen. Die
st. Bernard &rdutersY iIsn finb tn allen
gu baben. 9reis 25 Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-03-20

ct Elm Gaidenbu6 NIT $s5 unb ben 8es
weis bafir, baB es einem iebr anseiebenen
Wanne unb Na9bar seb6rte. IS wirb
ni9t semeIbet, Ob er has Eaidenbu9 abs
s~eliefert bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-03-20

Sas bette Eminent fir aufseipruusene
!5dnbe unb @eitdtstbeiIs 1T obue 3psifsI
bas beriibmte Oxidation Del. Sc turtrt
bic i6Iimmiten Sale in wenisen Stunben.
BET allen apotbetern fir 25 Gents gu
hQbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-03-20

Witter bsseben Elm i&reieubss llure4t,
psnn fs ibre SIsinsn pom Suiten qudIsn
IaHsu. Stlfe TT our 9anb, cine Slaids
9r. Bulls 9uiten SprIp psrtreibt ben
QuiIgeif.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-03-20
<SiIber3eus3u reini9en.

9as einfu6fe unb rsinIi4ite YusmittsI
fir Sitberpauren liefert bas untsritwefs
Iislaure Ratiou. @s pirtt i6nsQ, lit Bill
Zig uub fir bieien 3uet Defenders empfebs
lenspertb. Gin 2dpp3en Obsr cine 8iirfe,
nit Der seidtttsten &Oiuns bes SalSes be-
feu8tet, reinist ieIbit Obne &%nwenbuns
0 YuspuIuer fart orpOirts StIberfa4en
In penigeu Setunben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-03-20
StIbersGun3 auf @Ifenbstn'
9e9en fdnben.

@tnen bibiden SiIbersIun3 auf @Ifens
betns9 esenitdnben er3eust man burd Gins
Iesen berielben tn cine i9uade Iuf0iuns
pom iaIpeteriaurem SiIber. Ran Idbt bic
Stite 70 LANCE in Der Q0iuus, bis fe eine
bu~ntelselbe Sarbe anserommen baben,
pOruuf man fe in 8ufer Iest unb etpa 8
Stunben benz Sonnenli6t ausiest. -
0a3 btsier 3eit sri3eiusu bic 9esenitdnbe
f@part sefarbt; man reibt fe banH NIT
pet9em 2eSer, wsbur6 fe iofOrt etneu
i96neu StIberslun3 annebmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-03-20
Rbetuproptnb.

- I'm G6enb bss II. Sebruar wurben
in @obIsns brst iuuss Burden uon auss
pdrts fefsenommen, weI4e f9 auf Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-03-20

&siie mad Souanb befanben. Der per-
baftenbe Seamte fano BET einem Der Suusen
eiue Summe pom 1000 W. @s wurben
btesbsjislide Depeideu an bic @ltern Der
Rtnber mad &aiisrslautern auf9egeben.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-06-07
The Privilege of Being Woman.
An EPISODE OF THE HARVARD ANNEA.

An EPISODE OF THE HARVARD ANNEA =
our Cambridge neighbors have lately
been a good deal amused by complication
arising from prize dissertations in Har-
yard University. The 'Bowdoin prizes
are the highest rewards attainable for
English dissertations; aud they range
from 500 downwar,ls, accessible TO all
students of the University, Undergraduate
or graduate This. of course, excludes
students of the so-Called Annex, which
has no organic connection with the Uni
ycrsity; but a friend of the young ladies
has for two years offered smaller prizes
for dissertations by the.n, with precisely
the same range of subjects, the prizes 10
be awarded by precisely the same Judges.
Last wear no confusion reSultct; hut lhis
wear by some accident, the two sets on
dissertations were sent to the judges to-
gether, with nothing 70 distinguish their
sources Those who were assigned a.
Judges for the historical cSsays-Fr"lS.
Torrcy and ! Youug-gaye the drst prize To
one on The Roman Senate under the
Empirc. which was so good that tuey
recommended it for the rather unusual
award OF the fun sum $500, On open
inr tho scaled letter which accompanied
il. they found the name OF +. Il Pearson
but the class and department of the M
yersjty were not designated, as i rcquir
&C.. and Prof Torrey expressed some sur
prise that the author Of 50 able an essay
should not have complied with pr"vi-
sion So simple. In default of It, they look
eel through all the catalogue OF the 1 al
ycr>ity for the name Of T. + Pearson
and on their not finding IL, somebody -A''
the suggestion that this person might d"
discovered in the Annex. pn tasr M
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-06-07
-LEN IlT M lI.NIN NNIUT1
A-..L--. L.---LL. .-----u
Patents Granted

70 citizens of New England States dur
ing the past week and reported expressly
for this paper by c. \. Snow s Co., pat
ent lawyers, opp. H. 5 Patent ohce
Washington, d c.:
+ Armstrong, BridgpoIt, Conn. wise:
+. c. Baker, Newport \. H.. goblet hold
er; II. T. Blake New Haven, Conn. clec-
trical tramway; d. Evans, Ansonia Conn,
machine for thinning copper sheets \. ;.
Hubbell, Norwich Conn, umbrella; G. w.
,Iud>on. Terryvillc, Conn, machine for
making sheet metal blanks; F NJ. Libby,
Portland, Me, pen holder; f. Mansfield
Orono, Me, making cant hook ferruleS J.
$. Palmer, Providence, X. l., plate for
shaving shells, etc. +. H. Phipps, New
Haven, Conn, joint for cement lined
pipes; II. NJ. Preston, New Haven, Conn,
drill chuck; f. Reynolds, Providence, X. l.,
drill chuck; G. L. Smith, st. Albans, vt,
fusible coupling for electric fire alarm cir
cults; II. Titus, Lisbon, \. H, sleigh
knee.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-06-07
Our Brooklyn Letter.
Bn"oAl1N MAY ~ l---

EnrVNlhN. MAY ~ l->@
K,iu,r III A,atricaa TAy faith ~ the
Little ones In the kindly regard which
Providence has heretofore shown for The
-Chiidren'- Day" in Brooklyn VA severe
IL shaken Oh the 23d inst The day PROV
crbialy pleasant, was thi, year. cloudy
or rainy throughout, ami the places WHERE
the sabbath schools congrcgate ia the
Park. were almost deserted The schools
carried to the Park by the street car.
made the trip but were compelled . stay
under the shelter Of their tents i portion
Of the time, aud failed to realize the pleas
urc Of other anniversaries. Had the day
been clear and warm there would have
been between -. 900 and $1,000 school
children on parade. This festival j. abou;
a. much Of holiday in Brooklyn A. the
l7th Of June j. in Boston; and A. the
Park where - many of the children meet
was portion of the "old Long Island
battle ground. there i a kindred spirit Of
patriotism. The battle was more serious
affair to the Revolutionary interests than
n Of Bunker Hill. In both cases the
ricans withdrew, but the effect Of the
bunker Hill fight was almost victory.
In the battle here, there was nothing
were compelled to give up the possession
Of New York, for the remainder Of the
struggle After the mHltitnde belonging
to the Lafayette Ave. Presbyterian Sab
bath school DIR. Cuyler's) had been trans
ported to the Park and once fed, | was
fortunate enough To find Rev. W. ii.
Ingersoll--a gentleman of culture in art
literature and lecturer of note and au-
thority upon questions Of art in religion
and we strolled over some Of the recently
improved portions of the Park, and as we
did so, he pointed out the locations Of
positions held by some of the Generals
who took part. and the teaching by Ma
lures map was very interesting We also
climbed Ocean Hill (the highest point of the
west end of Long Island) where we had a
fine view of the coast from Sandy Hook
to Far Rockaway and Long Beaches. Mr..
Ingalls, informed me that he had made
something of an effort to have the city
authorities consider favorably this loca-
ton as the proper one for the soldiers
monument which Is to be erected. 1t
would be probably the grandest outlook
for such a structure that could be found
in any city in the country. 1t would be
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-06-07
Gentle in Manner, Firm in Action.

A PAPER BY MARY A. CARROLL READ Al THE
MEETING or THE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
Al :. ". HARBoR, MAY %, BY MRS. ". W.
RICH.
Gentle in manner, firm i'm action. Such
is the true method of government in the
family. and in the school. The law of
love is to govern the world. 1t is better
to lead than to drive. But while love has
its perfect work, there should be firm,
controlling and guiding power vested in the
parent at home and the teacher at school.
Childhood and youth being impulsive
and without experience, and in a word liza
hIe to many accidents and temptations of
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-06-07
For the Ellsworth American ]
Grades Of Work.

Should one work who has inherited
money! Yes. Let Us adjust our
notions somewhat a to what work means.
Work nf the severcst aud highest kind
mus: b, inspirational, developed through
the mental aud emotional attributes; II
long sustained one will need to lie fallow
a long time in Gods sunshine to rccuper-
aic Next III grade will hc purely intellect
ual work As mathematics; which may be
continued for a longer time than the
Hr~t. with le~s exhaustion: then intolli-
gencc aud physical skill combined as de-
mou>tratcd in the capable mechanic, who
j. ahip tn work day after day, with but
~l.-ht Visible drtrmeut; and last, that
klud of work which calls forth the least
possible movement Of the brain, and
practically requires brute force alone
Iuder thc four heads, Hill come all that
man ha, attained unto. IN the way OF art.
II Ne were to judge We should say that
TIM hr-t X none the les labor Although
one can never he delivered Of his lofticst
message The partial result soothes and
comforts tim The work done with fever
i>h unrest. yrrGns at times upon insanity,
but the completion which apprchends
What science demonstrates centuries later.
+, a delightful rrcomprn>c that money
cannot buy The highest labor must ever
remain o( uc,tmahlc value, a labor Of
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evil there i imperative need Of an affcc-
tionatc and strong hand Ia lead and hold
them in the right way.
\ child-iovrd and valued A. life itself
lie pro>tratcd by a dangerous accident
Frantic with the first violent pain he has
ever fcll he re>ists all efforts Of hi, phy>i-
clan to staunch the flowing blood. - probe
and dress the wound to set the dI>locatcd
joint or reduce the fracture Must the
child lose his life. or live a dcformed Grip
plc herau>c h> parents are too weak {"
enforce obedience now: NO The good
and wi,c father and mother rising equal
to the emergency and controlling their
own senses. hold their darling tendcrly
firmly Tight han,Iagcs hurt. but they
must he applied. The prnte i q thing of
dread, hut gdtgrea' j. 'rar~- Parental
love allows no yielding now The good
physician works rapidly and efficiently and
th, child : saved
Teacher and parents In the mental and
moral world such emergencies occur ~
r4Ys' p. ryurl 4. Tam. We must +" ready
to holl those Under our care with a firm
and tender hand through many a crisis
now unforeseen tod grant when those
Important point, af time come ~ u.s. a>
come They viii "a MI parent, ami ;rach,r>.
sc may not h, recr,aut to our trust. May
wc ~, ready to ,cudcrly control ~ hind
up to a>-j-. to heal Nay wc lean 'hc
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-06-07

John p. Webster, of Norridgewock,
the oldest attorney in Somerset county,
was killed by a fall from a railroad bridge
in South Norridgewock village Monday
morning, May 2l He was crossing the
bridge on foot and did not see an ap
preaching train until it was close upon
him. He had nearly reached the end and
then was either struck by the train and
thrown over the embankment Is feet, or
he lost his balance and fell. He struck
his head upon a rock and was alive when
reached, but died soon after.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-06-07

A man in Western town seriously
proposed to issue an edition of the Bible,
with pages devoted to advertising in
serted in the text but he gave up the
idea when he learned what Indignation it
excited
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An unsuccessful attempt was made in
the Methodist conference the 22nd, to
elect the five bishops. At an evening ses-
sion, however, two were elected, Or. Vim
cent, of Rock River, Illinois, and DIR.
Fitzgerald, of Newark, \. J.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-06-07

The following advertisement recently
appeared in The L0adoA .HdRdard': "A
lady of good family, without means, with
thorough knowledge OF everything,
would be grateful to any one who would
give her occupation, not particular as to
what"
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