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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-13

iibsr bisien Blad: .@r mub brtnsenb
etwas @eIb bebirfen; beun er fdust rptes
Der feline tinbii@en Wan6uer an, inbem Ct
Yriuatperionen 3u f@ beruft unb fe awtns
gen mill Insaben iber 9Idse 3u MAIDEN,
tn benen seiftise 9etrdnts psrtauft werben.
go berisf er aud Germ Dennis Rpan gu
tb, unb aIs tieier f1 weiserte anaugeben,
an wel@en 9ldsen seifise 9etrdnte pers
fault wsrbeu, brobte BIad, er merle 5errn
Rpan uerbaften unb einiperren la7en, Bis
er i9 bsaueme au bei9tsn. Gin ioI9ss
Sorseben Slad's TT eben 10 Iade,lt9 mite
fred. gs 1T unerb6:t, 8irssr spinsen
gu molten. ais Anseber aufsutretsn. Col:
DIES 9eidmeiB tann aud u in 9robibts
ttons itaaten pesetiren.A
- 9robe Eager bes ~fsinften Marmors
wurben tn Der Rdbe pom Soda sntbsdi
unb bat fi9 beretts cine @sisli9aft sur
Musbeutuns berielben ssbilbet. Der Mar:
NOR ipa UNI brsi Bro3ent better aIs BET
ttaIienii9e iein unb III tn uier S9attirun:
gen porbanoen. Der Nbbau Der Qaser III
let5t, ba Re nur NIT elmer binnen CRIB
f4i4t beosGs itnb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-13
WjSc0nha.

- gu Racine murbe ST. Gal, ctr
16 Sabre alter &nabe, pom sinem Bfsrbe,
has er putte, setreten. Damn lief bos
8ferb bauou, anb Der &ua5e, Der NIT BEN
arme tn benz 3aum5sus perwifslt mar,
wurbe mebrere Ylofs melt iber bas PHa.
fer sei5Istft. 4Is er snbIi9 in bewubt:
loiem 3uifanbe aufssboben wurbe, mar fafl
ieber &Ho9eu In feinem &6rpsr ssbro9sn
unb er mar firdtsrIi9 serf9unbsn. IS
1T teine 9Offnuns auf @rbaItuns istnss
2ebens por5anben.
- Die Brobibitioniiten In 9 q d
Riper sails babsn tirsIid einen gsrs
Elm sesrinbet, Der ss f9 sur sufsabs ses
iteQt bat, ben Nusi9ant BON seiitisen @ss
ttdntsn gu untsrbrifsu. Da Den Wirtben
In benz s%snanntsn Srte feline @rIaabnis
gum 9strisbe i6rsr gsf5dfte msbr ertbeiIt
wirb, 10 boben einise upn i5uen auBerbalb
Der Stabtsrsnosn @runb itate ssfauft, auf
wsl9en fte, auf 9runb Der ibnen BON Der
albionsr Eopnbeb6rbe ausSsftsutsn 2icsus
len Sdantlotale erri9ten woQsu.
= n MiIwautee bieIten bic giss
coniumeuteu cine 8sriammIuus ab, um bic
@rridtuns bon Sabritsn fir tirnftli1es
@is gu beipre6eu. Wsbrers 8srtIeter pom
5abrttauten BON gismafainen ma1ten ii4
anbsiidis, fur 5 bis 6 Gents 100 Pfunb
@is tn ben 9duisrn abauIiefern.
- Sn einsm @lubsimmer bes plantins
ton Souie Su WiIw belt bisisr
Gage bic Wisconhner Staatstommiiion
fur Sii&3u&t ibre Srabiabrsfsuns ab.
Sdmmtli1e @%ommifdre paren anmeienb,
ndmlid: PbiIO Cunning BON Wabiion,
s. gulertiSe pon Saneg bile, Wart Oous
slas uon Wslroie, gulpsrt Spsnslsp pOn
Wineral Yoint unb Is. 9. Winer pon
Sturseon gOp. Der slei6faas anpeisnbe
Superintendent Der 8rutanitalt tn Wabi.
ion, SamS Rewtns, eftattete einen BE.
rt4t, aus weI9sm 3u eriebsn III, baB In Der
peril. Cation pom 40, 600, 900 Sorsusns
eiern 8, 29O, 900 gsiunbs iuuse Slide pets
tbeilt perben tonnten, uuo ferner, baB BON
4 ,l84, 600 @iern Der californiiden Sorelie
pOruusf9tlt6 5000, 900 iunse Slide per.
ben pertbeilt werben t6nnen. 9err HewinS
erwartet %ferner, bag bic 8rutanitalt In
RabiiOn sesen 30, 600. 900 9sdtetsr psrbe
Dertbsilen f0nnen. Nm S@luB lsines
iast Ser Rsptus, bic Ru9frass
mad 5ii9brpt iei in itstem Wa@fen, unO
bamit bsrieIben seniist wsrbsn f0nne,
no9 cine Srutanltult sssranbet
es warcs 1~wsdmabis ietn, bic ans
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-13
@as bis iebt 8eiGebem 1T.

8amit bas golf nit SerfGnbniB iiber bieisn
Sorldla9 abftimmen tann, mirS iol9enSer
Sbatbeitano Seilen, mas binIi6tlib bes Saues
zines reuen 9ourtbaules 9el6eben lit, poraeleat.
als Srpieoerhn9 oes au9enibeinli6 aQGemeiz
men @nnldes Der Stenerjabler, bat Der Super=
pilorenratb IN ieiner Sanuariisun9 am 10. Be-
bruar 1890 ben folsenben gei6lub qefast:
Oa ss au9eni6einlib ia, baB bic Si6erbeit
iammtlider @ountp :&ecorbs un0 bic @eouri=
nilie oes Ofientli6en Sienites bic @rridtuna
zines neien Sourtbauies in elmer naben 4us
tuntt erbeii6en, nnb Der Superpiiorenraib
piini6t, ben Stimmsebern pon Dubuque so.
bic Nra9e in elmer Spe3talDabl por3ule9en nnb
ba eS niinidenspe rtb III, bab bepor 5e ioldes
tbun, Die anfi6t Der SteuerSabler oes @ountps
in geSus auf Die Soiien, YiGne urb bic 9ase
iol4ss pOrsei9laSensn @'ebauses ermittslt
perbe;
S~ei9Ioiieu, baB 80. 3. geabobp, Geo.
9. gur6, Som GonnoHp, Beter &iens IT,, cSobn
Srerler, @m. ~. @atters, 81. gS. Stepalt,
Dubuque, Sacob Serper, Stem 8ienna; y. &.
CRAWFORD unb Sames SiG, @ascaSe; 8trnbaIb
Soldier, Spersuiue; Soiepb @oot, 8idarbss
pile; unb Soiepb S6Iner, Sa9epiue, erindt
rperben. fi9 am Dienitas, "a. Seb. 1890, um 10
ubr Sormitta9S, i'm Sourtbaus in Oubuqe Az
periammeln, nm iol6e S6ritte, lpie ie S,r 6r=
mittelun9 Der @eiinnunS nnb aniibten Der SteHs
eriabler liber Ober9enanntes paiieno lnb n0tbi9
lem mo9en, porni9lasen; iol6ss @omite ioI
benz &atb Dor benz l. April 1890 itriftlid be-
ridten, Sa IS bic abidt if, Die sanSe slnsele=
senbsit Der @rriptuns eines neuenI GourtbaiIes,
Die Gage, Soften uno Ylane poui6noia pom
Solte beipro4en 81 baben, bepor le ;ur sbtims
Mul9 pOrsele9t wirb.
0er aubitOr wirb aneewielen, iebem Der in
oieiem Sei6luB senannten Serren eine abldrlit
~berislben 81 i6iden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-13
Cekerret@,uuaarn.

- Sn SnnSbrud LIT SO Sabre alt
Der EiroIer 9i9ter Sans D. 8intIsr sss
itor5en. ST fannie aus benz alien Tirps
ler &ittsrsei9le9te ber 8intIer 81 &untsIs
ifein, unb elmer isiner S~orfabrsu I'm Is.
Sabrbunbert war Der Di9tsr Ronrab Sints
ler, befen vBIuemen Der Eusenb" nsusrs
lid BON 3inserle berausseseben wurbsn.
Sitter Sans itubirte in Rom fur ben seifts
liden Seruf. uetlisB bisie 2aufbabn absr
balb unb wurbe &ealidulprofsfor In ger
nowit, Erieif unb i4lteBli6 in Snnsbrut.
S9on 1858 sob er ~semeiniom NIT anses
Iiea unb 2ubwis p, S5rmann iopie 3. 6.
BaIbfrsunb rSribIinssb!umen aus Girol"
beraus. 3ablreide @sot5ts unb llebers
ietunsen aus benz StaIteniiSen pon ibm
tno In 3siti4riften 5erhreut. Sn iinsftsr
Seit purbe ieiu Rame uieI senannt nit
5sruussabe be5 vCiroIer 9i6tsrbu6ss'
unb bel Der SOsensr @aItber>S sier.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-13
SutuotS.

- Cine sefauene @t6Be III General
Sames 9. Wartin, Der bisDerise 9or:
fSeube beS republitauiihen Staatseomites
o Satnois. ST bot ndmlt5 ni6t ALIEN
ben Elm Fubrsidsn Yoiten bes @omman>
beurs Der @rano Irmp I'm Staate tirSIi1
perloren, fonbern iest baber bic Sibrer Der
rspublitaniidsn 8urtei i'm Staate, Senas
tor @ulom, @ouuerneur Sifer, 8. s.
Campbell, Sobn R. Gamer unb Inbere
aud bei6lohsn, i'm pon Der Qeituns ber
9artei gu entfernen unb bur9 siuen tbats
frdftiseren Wann gu etiesen.
- Die @bicagoer briifen f6
ausenbIidIi5 bamit. baB baisIbft 1900
Britma9er am Streit finb; bieies 1T
taum bss Renuens pertb. GIon 1850
Dor @briti @ebutt lestsn fdmmtIi1e 3ies
9elma9er I'm alien Iesppten bic &rbeit
ntsber, sinsen unter ibren Sibrsr, aud
walking Delegat senannt, Woles pIeite
unb lteBen iosar nod bic filbsrnsn QOffel
tbrer arbeitseber, Der &esppter, mitIaufen.
&u9 Der Gburmbau su Babel wurbe bur9
einen Streit Der BritIsssr untsrbro9en.
8ir rutben ben @btcasoern bic 8ibsl gu
ftubireu.
- Sn lrbano 1T 0fIiGsn Suinois
ftabI Elm iuuaer Wann, NIT Namsn @m.
Barter, Elm Bferb unb rift bamit rad De-
tatur, no ct f@ nit sinem bibi&en Wdb.
den gu uerbeiratben 9sba9te. 0ie S56ue
par aber in3wii9en anbereu Sinnss &C.
worben unb bate einem Siusltns nit ga.
men Sobn B. Worebeao tbre Sanb ses
rei&t, woribsr Barter 70 in Summer se:
rtetb, oaB er ben geitobIenen Saul iofort
~pertaufte unb ben @rI6S uertnsipts. 8ie
Solge biefss Sdrittss 1T, bab Der betrosene
Srdutisam ii4 iest russen PferbebiebftabIs
perantporten muB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-13
Qbromik k.
Snlan B..
Die 8oft alter tn 4merifa ais
III Guropa.

Ste Soft purbe pom ben Spaniern In,
Snea' &si6e tn einem iebr seortneten gu,
ftanbe ansetrofen, unb nebeu ben fir bic
Raft Der Rsiienoen beffimmten Tambo fan:
ben f6 Sotsnbduisr (gbasquibuaf) fur
BITE Bofilone ober 2iufsr gum Ws1ieIn.
9ieie pirben alio eepiiermaBen ben Mus
tationen on ben rSmii1eu StraBen ents
iproden bubsn, mite isne ben Wanfonen.
Hrsseott ma1te barauf aufmertIam, baB
bic Boffeintt9tuns, beren fribsifs Spuren,
auBer TN alien CHINA, if9 In Berfen fdns
ben, tn Ameriea BET 1.-TWO barbarian ma
tions" Weruansrn unb W~sritunern) i'm
@ebrau9 sepsien, ebe fe bel ben ciuilfrs
ten Rationen guropa's stnen BIus sefun:
ben. als BITE e,te seorbaete 8~oitanfalt I'm
mttteIaltsrltden europa wttb bic mad ben
9Orsdnsen Der Barrier l~luutuer 1tdt pom
Qubwts XI. einseriGtste anseisben. Sn
9euti9Ianb bate man fi9, non ben burt
bic SanbsIstntsrsfen beruorserufenen unb
bur3 bic 5aniefdbte seforbertsn 8otsns
sisen Sonfeso's icon 9enebis) abseieben,
NIT ben WeserpOften gu bebelfsu, bis WOrts
milan |. benz ipanii1en 4pIigen 8optiii
non Earis bic @rIaubniB our 8oit swiiden
BrlheI unb @ten ertbeilte Oslo uab isir
@ntsl 2eonbarb falls Treibsrr pon Eurr
nnb Earis) bic ipdter our Reidsppf fib:
renbe @rmd9tisuns, worauf 1897 bsr 81:
tel zines tatisrIide 9eneral:Y oItmeifers
i'm Seutiden &side perIiebeu purbe.
@usIanbs md6ttse 8rtefpoit bat sssen'
udrtis feline Re:ropoIe In einen tdsIi4sr
Contact NIT benz f~srnften SbsiIe bes Orb:
balls sinsefponnen, absr ss 1T eth iunses
Snfttut, befien anfdnse ni9t hbsr BIT
3sit SatIs l. binausIieseu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-13
&@WEta

- Wie Der @ertb bss @runb unb 3d.
beus tn Der Sdwei3 felt finftis Sabren
s~eftiesen, fann man aus Der @si1i1is
elmer 9runS fid population tn 9usern be-
re9neu. Ser bort tir3li1 perftorbsns
alops &aufmann faufte 1s43 cine Bisis,
bic .5tri9matt", fir 81 900 5rcs. ; uon
benz @runbfid bat Ct mad unb mad Bau:
pldse fur 63e, 900 Sres. pertauft unb baa
iibris sebIiebene 2anb reprdisntirt istt nod
einen Wsrtb BON minbeffens lOO, 900 Srcs.
Nuf @runbIase bisier 3abIen finb bic gr:
ben su Ra4feuern DOT 6s, OOO Srcs. an
bic Staot uub non $500 Srcs. an ben Gan.
ton b%erunssosen worben unb fe baber
bisis auFasen germ unb Obue 8iberfprut
gesabIt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-13
Qshen III baS 8Iut.

Don befsu Rein5eit bdnst bic Bef9nfs
fenbeit bss 2ebens unb Der 9siunbbeit ab.
@enn bas 8lut ii9 aus trsenb elmer llrs
ia9e uerbi6t, bic Slutabsrn uerfopft uub
ben gluttreisIauf bemut. bann wtrb has
i1pd6fie Organ I'm 8Srper ON, msitsu
BON B%lutanbrans unb &rantbeit gu Isibsn
baben. Sie alien ct. Sernbarbinsr
WSn6e wuBten bies, unb tnbem fe suiams
menmii6ten, mas beute ais bic vSt. Bsrs
narb's R~rGuterpiaen" betannt III, uun bic
Sdleuien Der Sober gu Sffnen unb seiunbs
Circulation piebsrbsrsutsuen, entbedten fe
in @abrbeit elm pirtIi9ss 1nius, ial' SELL
mittsl fir meni9Ii9e Qeiben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-13
SbatIaden fir WtiQiouen.

Qpspepfe. 9erftOpfuns, &oIit, RatGrrb,
9auttrantbeit, 9arnrubr, QsbsrIeiben,
Neuralsie, ausblei6en Der Wonats Hd1e,
9pfterie, 9sIbiu6t, BIrmsr, &opfjdmers,
@ei4wire, ScrcpbeIn unb cine Staa,
pon &rantbsitsn, peI6e auf issnbe 2sbens:
peife, rlnreselmdBistsit I'm gfen uni
'Ertnten, unreine Guft, auSi5psifunser
u. /. NJ. folgen, unb bic Qebenstraft i5wa.
dan nnb bes gIut perbsrben, beginner
idmmtIi6 nit glutibsrfiluns ber Qeber.
Dieisr 3uftaub fam iofort bsieitist per:
ben bur3 ct. Sernarb'S &rduterpiuen,
bas srOBe Rittsl, nm BITE Sober gu trafti:
gen, has glut gu Idutern un6 bas Spftem
su reinisen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-13
orosSafota

- &t6urb 9inton 1T gum Superintens
benton fir arteniSe Sepdferuns i'm adsrs
bau:D spartemsnt ernanut poroen uub bat
cine Septqisuns poR $40, 900 bis sum l.
Salt gu perausSaben, um su ermitteIn, Oh
Der Aterbau In ben Staaten 0atota unb
ben unSrenbenoen Staaten bur9 has Sps
ITEM Der Bepdheruns nit gnIasc artsfi4sr
Sruunsu ssbobsn psrbeu fam ober ut6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-13
Dgto.

Rabe gina ereisrete ft elm
i&retlt9er nnfau. Cine anJabI iunaer
Geate madte cine Spa,tsriabrt mad benz
asna4barten Lafayette, nobel bic pfsrbe
iSeu wurteu uuo 9e9en zine Bride rams
ten. Die Ebiere war5en ourG ben Qnprau
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-13
Raude Samen bspunbern cranes Saa,

@aude Samen bspunbern sruues Suar
- an anbern; ubsr wentse finb ssneist,
ioI9e 8trtuns an ibrsn eisensn &eisen su
periu9en. au9 braudsn fe bas nt9t 3u
tbun, benn aper's 9utr 8isor bsust benz
@rauwsrben bes 9aares DOR unb teut beis
fen uriprineltde Sarbe pieSsr Der. Sc
reinist bic 6opfbuut, psrbinbert bic Bill.
buus pom S@uppeu unb rest bas @a9ss
tbum bes 9uares auf punbsrbare @eiis
an.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-13
ftaIt tn Wabiion bur9 einen binrei9enb
groBen Mnbau au erweitern.

9roBen Mnbau 3u erweitern.
- SRI. 9ena Woobruf, bic bisber eine
9ebrerin In ben 6fsntIi@en S9uIsn au
appleton mar, perIor auf Der &eife
nod @bicaso ibre seiammtsn griparniHe,
800, NIT oenen fe 8aaren fir eth Yus;
ma9erssi4aft, bas fe gu beginner ssba9s
te, taufen woute.
0te sroBe 3immsrmannspsrtfatte
Der Ncrtbweftern Babn gu 8araboo
murbe NIT allen Snbalte bur9 Seusr sers
fort; bie @ircuss8 assons pon Singing
Bros, BITE auf einem Seiteneelsiie tn Der
0dbe ftanben, wurben ebenfaus ein penis
bsi4dbist. Ser Sdaben bstrdst stua
$1,000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-13

Seine anbere arjrci coucentrirt in f9
iol9 bIutreinisenbe, bslebenbe unb itGrs
tence @iseni6aften wis Aper's Sariapas
riaa. Benn man Serslsi4e anitsat, ioute
man bic SuelitGt In Bstra1t sieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-13
bic fuIsenOe Jraae

por9ele9t weroe:
Sou Der SuperpiiOrenratb Don &ubuQu,
@Ountp autOriiirt weroen, ben Gan zines Gourt
banies gu einem Soitenpreiie pOn Gin bunOsrt
unO iiiniunOjwauSi9 taulenb Collars ani;uorO:
zen, Oaiir SonbS BIS Counties aul cine 8eit:
bauer Don fiinfnnojWanjig Sa6ren, 4 Yroient
Scnterelien tra9enb, ausSu9eben, un6 cine ipe.
Stele Steuer CUR ge8ubhins 6~erislbeu ausSu:
i6reiben."
llnb Dirb CUR ausiibrnns bieier 8eriisune
cine Spestalwabl i'm 9anaen 9suannten @OuntS
non DUBUQUE am
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-13

esit ieiner ainbbeit.
Columbus. Ssbr.. sRot. 60 y
Ydffcr y. Gseb i5reibt, bab Serr M. Siasuef oiis
9nnrou. Sebr, Delter nun % Sabre aIt III, lett ietner
6tnobeit on SptlspIie lit. uub bate beiuabe iebsx
3Deiten Tag iolbe Anfdne. IS III nun elm Sabr her.
ftter paftor Rbuig'S Heroen+Stdrte braudte. nuS
kttoem fuo audi feline anfdae msbr 9efpnimsa. 60
0eoa6tuiBi9pGde furirt!
Sen. SauIf Co., 2af, 9qpo. '2.
$50 lit iebr ON YergeBli6feit, mon rietb mir per.
E1teoene Utittel ober ni9tS bait id oob beinabe aHe
So1nnna ont oa puroe mir Yaitor &buies Perpeu.
Starter enipfob!eu. SD nabm nur apei Glaideu bU.
pon hno BIN nun tDieoer oolItanoi9 beraettelt. Sb
rotpe 1eoenl oerarttg Setoeubeu bieie Mebiatn an ae.
oranpen. ne oerma8 Dos aubere ui6t o~erin6asn, he
tprint fRr fi9 ielbft SEQ. 8aa2au.
s9- Sos Bud fir 9teroenIstbenoe tuirb seoem, "a
eS perlan9t tei %Sugeianot, uHo 9irmeu aadp bic I,
oiaIrt BON uns ~urniorft .9e!eiert.
8lele Uleot5tn nuroe fett 5ebu Sabren bon Yafta
&onl9 III Jott WaDne, Sno, 5~Ibereitet unb lest unto
ieiasr Anpetinrg Don Der
R0nie Meoicine Co.,
so @eR IaDiiOn, Ode Clinton etraBe,
Gbisaso, 81.
Z. -. Saasts, @easralsaesut, Gubuqu,
SSopu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-13
Sobn Stripes,
Better Slauer,

". ~. ! " v wv
geibeini9uu9: W. 3. 30 e@ullousb,
9ountp: aubitor.
Der eiu9ei6Gbte SteuerDertb pon Dubuque
gountD iIr @Ountp;wede if, in rlnoen 9Gblsn,
etna ;n0li Wilionen Dollars, pouon bic Stabt
fir etma Z WiQionen unb baS Sountp auBers
balb Der Stabt fir stpa s Uiiuionen ein9elGGst
it. Die lmla9e elmer SpeSialfeusr pon siusm
6alben Wtiu am Dollar oeS ein9eidGb ten gSers
Ties 1T mebr ais 9enii9eno. bic Snterelien auf
bic SonOs-wenn ie ausSe9eben iinb-Su be;abs
len unb bic @rbebun9 zines WfiQs pirb bic Sns
tereiisn beSoblen un6 eiren genii9enben smOrs
tilationss ~(Sinking) Sonb beI6aften, aQe Bombs
Dor ibrer Griaujeit 81 bsSablen.
Gas wirO cine isbr lsi6te Steuer isin, 80
Gents Ober eineu Dollar Stellsr aui jebem SGus
lsnS. Oes sln9eldaBten ssertbes.: @snn sas
Bolt pOn Dubuque @onntp ein pali enbes Courts
baus babsn iOu, 10 III ieBt Die 3sit elm iol6es
nit 9erinsen Sofsn unb ieidter Sesablun9 iu
BADEN.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-07-10
The way to make man right 10 to max
his heart right.
Garfield Beach on Great Salt Lake.
Utah.

The famous health and pleasure resort,
Garfield Beach, on Great Salt Lake, Utah,
Is miles from Salt Lake City, and reached
only via the Union Pacific 1.-THE Overland
Eoate" is now open for the season.
This is the only real sand beach on Great
Salt Lake, and 10 one of the finest bathing
and pleasure resorts in tie west. Great Salt
Lake is not sullen, listless, sheet of water,
beating idly on the shore, but on the con-
trary is as beautiful sheet Of water as can
be found anywhere. 1t is 81 per cent salt,
while the ocean is only per cent, and the
water is so buoyant that person is sustained
on its surface indefinitely without the least
effort on his part. Experience has proven
its great hygenic effects. Owing to the stim-
ulating effect of the brine on the skin, or the
saline air upon the lungs. the appetite Is
stimulated, and after a bath the bathers are
ready for hearty meal, and feel greatly in.
vigorated.
Fine bath houses, commodating 400 peo-
pie, have been erected at Garfield Beach, in
connection with VIII oh there Is first class
restaurant and large dancing pavilion
built out over the lake, ali of these are run BY
the Union Pacific, who guarantee . hrst- class
res ort In every respect.
The Union Pacific has made low rates OF
fare for those desiring to visit Salt Lake CITY
and Garfield Beach.
For complete description Of Garfield Beach
and Great Salt Lake, send to Z. L. LOMAx,
Gen'l Pass. Agent, Omaha, for copies o.
"Sights and Scenes In Utah." or IA Glimps,
| Of Great Salt Lake,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-07-10
THE USE OF THE EYES.
A List of Rules to Regulate That Matter
and Preserve the Sight.

l. Sit erect in your chair when read
ing, and rs erect when writing as possi-
BILE. If YOU bend downward YOU not
only gorge the eyes with blood, but the
brain as well, and both suffer. The
same rule should apply to the use of the
microscope. Get one that will enable
you to look at things horizontally. not
always vertically.
2. Have reading-lamp for night
use. N. BIN reading, the light
should be on the book or paper aud
the eyes in the shade. If you have no
reading lamp, turn your back to the
light and you may read without danger
to the eyes.
8. Hold the book at your focus; if
that begins to get far away, get specta-
cles.
4. Avoid reading by the Pickering
light of the fire.
5. Avoid straining the eyes by read
ing in the cleaning.
6. Reading in bed is injurious as q
rule. 1t must be admitted. however,
that in cases of sleeplessness, when the
mind is inclined to rambie over a
thousand thoughts a minute. reading
steadies the thoughts and conduces to
sleep.
z. Do not read much in a railway
carriage. l, myself. always do. how
ever, only in a good light. and in
variably carry good reading-lamp to
hook ca behind me. Thousands of
people would travel by night rather
than by day if the companies could only
see their way to the exclusive use Of the
electric light.
8. Authors should have black-ruled
paper Instead of blue, and should never
strain the eyes by reading too fine
types.
9. The bedroom blinds should be
red or gray, and the head Of the bed
should be toward the window.
10. Those ladies who not only write.
but sew, should not attempt the black
seam by night.
IL. When you come to an age that
suggests the wearing of glasses let nc
false mOdesty prevent yo;: from get.
ting pair. If you have only one eye
an eye-glass will do. Otherwise it is
folly.
II. Go to the wisest and hest optician
you know of. and state your wants and
your case plainly. and be assured that
you will be properly fitted.
Is. Remember that bad spectacle.
are most injurious to the eyes. and thai
good and wellchosen ones are a decided
luxury.
IA. Get pair for reading with. and
If necessary, long-diStance pair fol
use out of doors. CassetVs Magazine
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-07-10
Il the American Roy Too Slow.

l have two boys in my employ and
amuse myself watching their ways.
They are about the same age. One is
IN American boy and the other is Eng
lish. The American boy likes to take
things easily. When send him out on
IN errand he comes back when he gets
ready, and always has some excuse.
The English boy comes back looking
scared to death, if he thinks he has
been gone over time. The other night
I asked them If they would like to
make some extra money. They said
they would, and l loaded them with
libretos of the German opera and told
them where to 60 to sell them. On the
following morning the English boy
brought back his money and no books.
He made e3.15 for himself. The Amer
lean boy said that he hadn't sold any.
That he wanted to 60 to show himself
and didn't want to make any extra
money. There you have an example
OF the average American boy of to-day.
He is letting the boy from the other
country get ahead of him, because the
American boy wants to have a good
time. This is my observation, and it
Is not confined to the two boys of whom
] speak, either. in Chicago
Herald.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-07-10
ANOTHER NEW STORY OF LINCOLN.
lie Played Ball the Day Before He wa3
Nominated.

One among many memories Of
prominent public characters stored
away by Mr. Edward w. Cox of the
Dennson House is recollection of
having played hand-hall at Springfield.
ILL.,, with Abraham Lincoln the day be-
fore the latter was nominated for the
Presidency.
Before the nomination of Mr.. Lin
coin. Mr.. Cox was travelling in the
West for an oil house. During his
travels he for several days used trains
which were full of people bound for
the Chicago convention. Mr.. Cox aud
q fellow drummer. who was out for Il
GAINESVILLE ink house. polled all the
travellers they could reach and found
the utmost enthusiasm for the Illinois
lawyer.
Thoroughly convinced that Lincoln
would be the nominee. the pair Of
drummers took Il run down to SPRING
field to see the coming man. They
found no excitement there, and on ask
ing to see Mr.. Lincoln were told he
could be found the next day, which was
the one before the convention. down ut
the ball park playing handball,a game
OF which Mr.. Lincoln was passionately
fond Next day they visited the park
and there they found the man of destiny
busily engaged in battinga ball against
blank brick wall and endeavoring to
strike it in such a way that it would re-
| bound out of reach of his opponent.
| There was quite crowd sitting about
watching the game.
Mr.. Lincoln wore. among other gar
mcnts, a long-tailcd, black coat and an
old felt hat, which tended to magnify
his tall, ungainly form and prominent
features and he looked quantity pictur-
esque as he danced about. now hitting
the sphere hard blow and again
"babying it, SO easily that it barely
reached his antagonists. When Mr..
Lincoln sat down on the players bench
having finished a triumphant turn, Mr..
Cox was introduced to him. Mr.. Lin
coin received him cordially. asked if he
ever played the game, commiserated
with him when Mr.. Cox said he didn',
understand it and offered to teach him
Mr.. Cox, however, was thinking of tho
convention and said:
''Mr. Lincoln, l believe you will bt
the nominee" Mr.. Lincoln laughct
and said: Il think not. / believe
those Eastern chaps will euchre us on.
of it, but you are very kind to think
will be nominated, and l am mucl
obliged to YOU"
Finally one Of the players dropped
out, and Mr.. Lincoln invited Mr.. Co,
to 'take II hand" Mr.. Cox of course
did so, for he was anxious to play will
the man he was sure would be nonin
ated and the game lasted some time
Mr.. Lincoln displaying great skill AM
strength. When the game was finishes
Mr.. Lincoln kept score for another Sc
Of players by notching the points on
stick and calling out score" in a lou
voice. Cincinnati Times Star.