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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-14

- Der Stabtratb pon Rearnep bal
cine Sps3iaIwabI auf ben l3. Gebruar an.
beraumt, In Der baribsr abseifimmt wer.
ben iou, oh bic gIrssr Wiaens finb,
$75, 600 Bombs ols nuterffisuna fir bic
nsue &eurnsp q SIad Siqs: giisnbabn su
ueruussabsn.
SIN 5OIse bes sesenpdrtissn Sod
wafers fiutsn ii9 bic Boots bsr Yontons
brlfe BEL R%ebrasta gitp NIT @aHer
unb 6ie san3e Bride ientte f@ bis auf bas
SIubbett.
- Sn Us pmore iinb bic arbeiter Bel
ben borttsen Wafermsrfsn an einen Strei!
sesansen unb perIansen einen b6beren
Qobn. Die rntsrnebmer beabfdtiasu lett.
bic ~2aufsrdbeu fur bic BaHerr6bren uers
mittslf Mai&insn gu srubsn.
- Gum erftsn WaIe warbe am 80. Sc.
3ember BITE Stabt Wpmore NIT ~electri:
i1em 2i9te bsIsu9tet. Der 8erjud fel
aur aIsemstnsn 3ufrisbsnbeit aus.
- 2pwan gatsuitt, Der Snsenieur ber
BaHerwerte In ReIigb, ffar3te etpa 20
Sub ttef BON benz @sbdube, feel auf ben
&opf nnb blteb tn Jolse bsfen flr etpa ~
Stanbsn betnnunssIos.
-Sn Genera finb bic WaFerwerfe
uouenbet unb BEL BEN beute uorsenomme,
men erftsn Bumpsnueriu9 ersab f1, baB
bic beioen Oueusn, benen has WaGer ents
nor,men wirb, uneri10pfi9 fnb. Sn
Solse Der 6ertisftsluns Der 0aTerwerte
baben f9 tn Der Stabt bereits swsi
S9Iau5compasnien NIT ie 7 Wann orsas
nifrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-14
Seine Yaatespi1e,

bic metifsnS SusffIbsr unb anbere i5dbs
Ii@e miuerulii9en Stoffe entbdIt, i~onhern
Gin reines &rGutermittsl if bic ct. Bsrs
nurb RrdutersPiae. Hein unb unbers
tGlidt, ME fe aus ben belltrdftissn Grdus
tern, BITE In benz @arten Der Hatur wa1s
fen, bersitet III, bat bieies alte unb srobe
beuti5s 9silmittel ftd ben Dant Eauiens
Der eruorben, weIde an 8~srbuuunss.
Sei6uerben. 9~erfiopfuns unb StSrunsen
Der 1ntsrIsibs: Srsane littsn unb In turSsr
3sit bauernb unS sriinblid sebsilt wurben.
Die ct. Bernard Rrduter> Ytaen finb In
allen Apotbeten 5u baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-14

: Die bobsn GIsif9preiie Der Iesten
3ett baben aud bic @ef1dftsIeute tn
g en- peranlaBt, amsritanii9es B6deIs
Feii4 tomuleu ~ laGen. Die Senbuna
ioa our Sufriebenbeit aussefalen fem.
Das 5lstf4 entbdlt uents Rno1sn unt
toftet pro Yfunb As pig.
- I'm Der g~oIsnbuns bet reaen gbaui.
fee BON 9oIbenffebt mad Gle n:
tebt, wirb aussnblidIi4 nit gufuanb
aler Rrdfte searbeitet. S51f pabrs
i1einIid wirb Die ssnannte Strede, ruenn
nidt ftarfer Sroff bic Irbsiten binbert, in
rei9Ii9 IA Easen fertts seftslt. unb ba.
nit eiuem ~brinseuben Bebfrfni6e Der Bel.
ben sroBsn gaueridaftsn 4mbsrsen anb
gaenfsbt absebuIfen ietu.
- Bet &euifon Der ImtspsrbonbsfaHs
IN s euer, beren 9erpaItuns benz Iuttis
Onator goben ibertrasen mar, bat F9 Elm
~nambaftes Osfsit-man fpridt pon 62,s
500 M. - bsraussefeat. Cohen bat Bel
embedding einen 8srsiftunssueriu1 aes
ma6t unb 1T am folsenbsn Gage i'm go:
pbienffift sefiorben. Die fur i'm (. Ct.
non bret girsen ssIeiitste Raution betrdai
bios $4,000 Sd. Warum aber au4 ben
Sub gum RafsnusrwaIter, ben Bod gun,
9drtner, MAIDEN.
Saben.
- gu 9abr werben bemnd1if Robs
furis eiuseri9tet, an bensn Ndo1sn, ma
rlsntli1 Der minber beuittslten Glafen,
sessn serinse guti6dbisuns innerbalb 6
bis 8 Woden BITE notbpenhisfsn Speilsn
biais nnb idmaabaft Subersitsn Isrnsn
ioIsn.
- I'm, 81. Ropember feierte Der &irs
bsnfontsredusr Sobann Reins unb Ratba'
rina, seb. Wauier I'm JiIiaIorte Bribl
BET S9wssinsen bas Self Der solbensn
5o13sit. Ser ebrwirbise Subilar mar
Witslieb Der fatbolii9sn S,iftunssccm.
miifon unb iff felt uielen Sabren &tr9ens
fonbsre1ner. AIs FOLDER besanu er BIZ
SammIuus fir ben Nsubau elmer Rir&s
unb srinbete Dor 10 Sabrsu einsn Reubau:
fonb, Der bcuptid4Ii4 bur9 3uidife aus
benz Bfal3sr Rir9enuerm6sen, bur9 Ga:
ben aus benz Bonifatiusperein unb burt
Su~mmlunsen in Der @emetnbe auf $4,000
Wort anstwa5ien if.
WeffaIer.
= Sim 90. Ropember wurben bic l.
Spfer bss l1nfuues ouf Der 5ede Son
ftantin" su 9 o d TN ~srobartissn Set
9snsuse ~ @rabe sebradt. Sc mare,
10 2atboliten unb 4 Proteiianten uni
bislten Der fatbolii9e unb Der protefantii9
Bfarrer on @rubs &nipru9en.
- gineu1 ppn SeIbe mad Der Gef
benz TN 9aas s~ereiftsn grbprdteubsntel
iou Der Miniiier fir Snbisn srfIdrt babsn
bic Branbt'i9e Niuionsnsg rbI5ait ie
nod NIT 3mien unb 3iuisssinisn porban
ben. Bel ben u6tb!sen geweiien werb
bic 5intsrIaheridaft Sss .. Brandt an bi
naaweisIi@m @rben ausssaabIt uerben
Die grbsn perben f9 istt nit sinsm Yin
malt in amferbum In 8srbinbuns isssn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-14
(Ius Ser .SOlniiben gOItsSte.O
Ser tteue Streif tut Saaraebiete

bate uabiibert werbsu t5nnen. Der
i9ou unfanss poriser Bo3e In aus li5t
senommene Sesinn beHeIbsn wuree BON
Ssitsn Der @sIesi9afteu binausseidoben,
neil bieisIbea 9eridR9tisuns ibrer ges
idpsrbepuntte fiber sruurtsten. SieIe Bee
i4perbspuntte finb baupiiddIi1 folsenbe
bsibeu. Oie. 8elesfdaftsn psrIanssn
srftens, baB bic abssIsstsn Ramera6en
uieoer anfabren birfen; spsitens, f5sre
garsi9aft fir sic grfiauns bsr ssmad:
ten 0eriprsdunsen binii5tli1 Der grs
belts usrbdItnife. 2ettersr Wunid nitric
fir fe srfiut ieir, wenn bic 5ussfdnbni1Ie
Der Sersbeb6rbe tn bic Irbeiter, Srbauns
aufsenommen wirben.
Dag Der srite Yuntt feline grIebisuns
inben wirbe, mar uou benz ausenbIif an
poraus;uieben, ais bic S%tsIunsnabme Der
&esieruns selesentIi9 berisIbsn 5rase I'm
Rubrsebiste bstannt wurbe. Drinst bort,
10 iaste man F1, bic &ssieruus auf Wiss
beranIesuns Der snt!ahenen BeraIeute, 10
wirb Fe aui ben Es,aIii9en @rabsn ni6i
anbers banbsIn tSnnsn. Sn Der Gbat 1T
bies aud auf Der @onfersn;, psI9e porise
Wo@e in RobIeu3 ffattfaub, anb on Der
Der Sbsrprdfbent unb bic Dsputation bss
bieHsen bsrsudnuii1sn Rsdtsi5ussge rs
Gins H@ bstbeilisten, susefanben worbeu.
Ossslei5en erfoIste aud bic Sulase, baB
bic nsunfinbise arbsits3si. auf allen
9rubsn eiusefabrt, unb Der Rs9tsI4at.
Berein oils FOLDER auerfannt wirbe. Mit
bieiem Bsi1eibe tratsn am Sonntae BITE
Deputirtsn tn ct. Snsbsrt Dor ibre Ras
meraoen, bic fi@ Der sroBsn ansabI wsssn
In pier gum @rbriden sefagtsn 4otalsn
%periammsIt batteu.
5isr 5siste f9 nun, baB bic gersIeuts
fsin 8srtrausn 3u bisIen gerbeibunaen bats
ten. Ri@t eber faben fe H1 bsfriebist,
bas war bic alsemsine Stimmuns, aIs
bis bieie 3useffdnbniHe i9wara auf ueiB
In bie arbeitss & rbnuns a~ufssnommen
waren. GoIss: Bsi9IuB, bis oabin su
frsiten, nobel f9 nur cine Weinunasusrs
i9iebenbeit erbob, ndmli9 Oh Der Streit
j1on beute ober erft am Wittwo1 ausbre,
den foate. Dteie Wsinunsspsri9ieben
bsit it aud In bie Chat umgsisst, in 70
fern Elm Ebeil Der BsIssi5aft teute nod
anfubr. 8ir cher frassn uus: usnn
ibetbaupt bic abselesten BersIeuts uisbsr
anssIeSt werben ioaen-war IS benn u6s
tbis, NIT bieisr RaBnubms 70 LANCE ~ s0s
germ, bis ben arbeitern bic 9sbuIb rib ?
8ir frusen uns peitsr: wsnn man snts
i9loiisn III, be3isIi9 Der aubsru Dinss
na53ussben, mat ss benn unm0sIt9, bic.
fen gntidluB aud in Der &tbsttsrs . 70:
nuns niebersulesen2
Das TIT baburd srrsi1t, baB bas MiB.
trausn Der Serslsute ff9 bsute su sinsm
neIsn Strife psrbidtst bat2 MSssn aud
i'm sritsn AussnbIid bic Bersleuts ms In:
re9t seiest sri9siusn, sin naberes 3uisbsr
wirb bisiss erfte urtbeil balo reformirsn.
Dem bariber tdui4t man 19 ni9t: BIZ
fIabsren uYatriar9alii4sn~ 5uftdubs inb
fur INNER porbsi. 0is 2eats vIsisa Sci.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-14
Gbromtk K.
SutuotS.
Snlan b.

- Gin beftisss 9epitter 1T am Cams,
tag .. Us. aber Central SGinOis nieber'
sesanssn, obne erbsbIt5e IbtibIuns Al
brInssn. Die Bittsruns mar In Der Ies'
ten 8o5e 10 mtlbe, baB bas @ras sspa9:
fen if, wtIbe 8Iurren gum 8lhben setou'
men uub bic Obfbduu1e in tbrer @ntpifs:
lung 10 melt uursei9rittsn fub, wie ionf
I'm Sribiubr. Den Sarmern lit bieles
@etter nt4t eben anssnebm.
- Die Irb,iter in ben S9Ia5tbaulsrr
@bicaso's baben bsi6Iofen, elmer
EsffaQ Dor bas @sri8t 81 brtnssu, I'm
3u erfubren, % bic @ontracte, weI9e II
isst unter3etfnsn maKer, pOna6 fs einsr
GbeiI ibrss 9rbnes feben gu Iaisn babsr
unb hsnislben perIieren, tueun fe ntdt tue
Wo9sn Dor notwithstanding tinbissn
rehtstr6ftis fnb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-14

f4auern Ieidt, bas @s5ia5s ibI.iais 81
uerIafsn. Oas E5sater braante uoafa1s
big aus.
= Su Wten pi,b bic GiruSlbuns
bes Wienfafss seplant, beren Soften auf
II bis Is Miuionen @alben sei9dst uers
ben, unb uouon etn Drittsl auf bic Stabt
Wisn eutfaqen wirbe. 0ur9 bic Gins
w0lbuus uirbeu bic bisbsr uusIos bul!es
senben 0ien fluff : llfers,iinbe gu Saas
pIdeen ~seeisnet weroen, bsren Bert5 man
auf feds Ituiouen 9ulben i5det. Oer
Wasifrat bat bereits e%mpFobleu, bag ein
Brsisuusidreiben fir Yldre our flnitles
ridden G~usIssuns unb Ssbauuns bteier
9rlnbe erIa1en werbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-14
Wiuneiota.

= Die vPioaesr preB~ In ct. 8auI
9tsbt IN elmer ueb.rR9t aber BITE SortIdrits
te non ct. Saul unb Winneapolis wdb>
reno oes abselaufenen Sabres unter 4nbes
rem folssnbe ftatifii9e Nneabsn: Stsuers
wertb beioer Stdbte, $3.50, O65; 0ertb
Der nsuen 9ebaabe, $40, 22O, 900. geuSls
terans 400, 900.
i gu ct. g q brad am s.. SSanuar
IN benz Tannie 9abboG Soipital Seusr
aus. Die Yatisntsn muBten In ben Sdnee
btraassetrasen werben. uber aas uurbsn
9~srettst. Rande pon ibnen purbsn aber
10 anf5ersst. bag fe in ToIse bauon In Sc.
bsnssefabr idusbsn.
- gu $tpefonsi 1T Sas Statiouss
taus Der GarI., @sbar Rapibs g. Rortbsru
Sabn bur4 6suer 1erft6rt worben. Ser
Stattons: asent B. 9. Diaiams, Der NIT
tetner 5artlts nit tnuppsr Rotb benz Ssuer
entsins, psrlOr feline game 9abe. S5absn
81, 500.
- gu Winonaf anb am 0si6natts.
tage etne Oampfboot: @rcurRon fatt. 0as
Better mai pra9tuou un6 warsn IouphI
Der 0ampfer vRObsrt 9arris", IOpie Die
bstOen ansebdnstsn S&uIuppen nit frS5.
lt9en Uaeni4en beieet. 8tsIe Der @dte
tru9en Strcbbite unb leinene Staubr6fe.
-anfuns Der 8O9e parb gu Binonu bic
pUttnnsIota 6ence Co." nit einem capital
non s25, 900 tncOrpOrtrt. NuYOr 2ubuia
TT Der grafOent Der @eleal6aft. Ole
hbrisen SorfanbsmitsIisber flnb: 6. s.
gfsDis, 8tesprdFosut, y. 5atlsr, Setretdr
anb Sobn 3os, Ssfaaftsfabrr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-14
Z@weta.

- am /. Sanuar absn6s brad 5u 3 Us
ri d i'm Tbeater wd5rsnb Der 8orttsQuns
Elm Ssuer aus bic anpsienbsn 3ui9auer
.ssIansten unperiebrt auf bic StruBe unb
Rismaub tam babel AZ S9absn. gs purbe
Suerft I'm Sopsr bsmertt. Die 8ortsauns
wurbs iofort uutsrbrodsn unb Der siferne
notwithstanding wurbe bsrabssIaTen.
Da bas Ebeater aablrei@e anb gut selss
gene @ussanse bistst, war es ben GU
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-14

@auds 9utc iagen r0te ausSsb:
ruus tam ui4t sebsiLt perbsn." @ius
grfabruus Don uier5is Subren bat beuie.
fen, bag apsr's Cherry sctoral bieIs
&rantbeit betIt, wsnn fe ni9t i6on gu melt
fur aIe dr8tIi6e ollie sssungsn 1T. SsIba
bann sewdbrt ss sroBe @rIstdteruus, uni
t4ert srfril9enben S9Iaf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-14
sian b.
9euti6lano.
SIbenburg.

- 3psi in Der 3udsrfabrit su 9 o r.
u n, beltGftists gidsfeloer Wde1en ain.
gen Dor einisen Easen gu Wartte mad gIss
unb slaubtsu ibr 9eIb ni5t better DOT
0isbsu psrbsrsen gu f6nnsu, aIs penn fs
es in ben Sten lestsu. Die cine leste
sinen 9unbsrtmurti9ein unb einen j3uans
sismurtidsin binein, bic anbere an gous
rant ie9ssis Wart, i'm @an3en aIio guns
berta9tsis Wart. Radbsm he bic Sreu,
ben bes Warftes In pollen 3Isen seI@Iirft
batten, bssabsn fe f9 nod 5auie. Don't
anselanst, funben fe, baB bic S1eine su
Ni9e psrbrannt parsn, has Baarse!b aber
i4wars seworben. gs bate Semanb
absnbs in benz Ofen sinsebeist.
SefiensRaffau.
- Su bsr Druterei bes vWain,er Gag
blatt1 fanb tarsIi5 bic grpIoion zines
NIT Autbracitfoblen sefeuerten amerifani>
i1en Sfens ffatt. 0ie 9ewaIt Der gr,
p~loiion NOR iebr bsbeutsnb an 80 S&ets
ben purben ;srtttimmert unb Gbeile zines
fteinernen Sefmies aus Der Wauer seriI.
len. Ser obere G5eil bes Ofens uurbs
In tauisnb tIetne EbetI5en sertrimmert
10 baB, uenn Der llnfaI f9 Bel Gage err
sisnet bate. Inn fiber Weni1enIeben gum
Opfer sefaQsu wdreu. gs wirb uerr1us
tibet. bab fi@ uutsr ben RobIsn 9Ynamit
ober Sprsnspuluer b~efanben bat.
- Der gbef bss Ebeiles Der iamiIte
@bamifo. weI@er tn Granttsi4 3uri6ses
blieben III, bat IN ben Obsrblrsermeifter
BON Berlin, perm non Sordenbsd, 3uei
photographers abbilbuusen zines WebaiIs
IonsBiIoes, weI9ss u. D. @bamiHo i'm
S~inslinssalter bartlett, einseianbt. Dies
ielben werbeu poraus11tIi1 i'm Wdrti;
i@en prouin3iaIsW utsum be3w. In Der
Observation-Disclosures ibren PIat finbsn.
S%annoper.
- 4uf Der neuIi4 wieber In Betriet
ssietten 9rube Gnbreasberssr Soffnuns"
gu u nbreasbers iou man Sober tn
sroBen Quantitdten inbeu unb cine rei1s
Silberaber aussi@lasen baben.
- 0aut gstanntmu&uns bes Reaies
&nNSoS VluItW OtoulGtUy Wet>
ben pom bsuttdsn @oniaI In Chicago, 81.
bic grben Der in Dinona, Winn., mi,
5interla lung zines BermOsens pon $12,s
600 s%eforbsnen 9ena @einbsrs aus San.
nopsr ssiu9t.
- Ser i'm @priI .. 8. au Sort i'm
altenlanbe psrftorbsne Gmtsseri1tsietre.
tar Wsper bat gu @unfsn Der Mrmen BEG
Rir4ipieIs OftersnbesS ttsrnborf eth 2esat
pon 10000 M. aasseiest.
- Gus Corn baribsr, baB iein Sobn
beim Gufeetriuten cine Cafe fallen IisB,
erffa9 3u Waafe Der gbauHeearbeiter
@ottIieb Rlinsebsrs, bteien isinen Sobn.
nnm!tteIbar mad bisier uusliitisIissu Chat
nabm sr f4 ielbft bar9 grbanssn bas
eeben.
OIbenbara.
= Sm Sasbru5 perunaIitte beim
Jduen zines Baurs5 Der grbsiter g. s..
S4r6ber aus S9Iite,bsi6. DerieIbs
tcnnte ii5 ni6t i4nsa senug aus Der Sals
wsite bes SGumss bssebsn, rpurbe pom sis
mem VT aut ben ROpf setrofen unb bas
bar4 i9per uerwlnbet. aus Oelmsns
bOrft wurte idIsunisit Elm @rst ssbolt,
bod ais bsrisIbe anIansts, bate S4r5bsr
bersits ieinen Ssift aafsesebsH.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-14

Miemanb, Der an itropbuI0ien Grant.
bsiten Ieibet, barf an Isiner !6eiIuns per.
apsifsla, ueun CT apcr's Sarlapariua
ssb6rts ssbrau9t. sic bsfreit bas gIut
BON allen nnreinistsitea, 3erft6rt baburd
Bite Refine, aus benen fd S~tropbeIn emit.
rotde!n, unb stbt benz R6rpsr Elm neuss
2eben unb neue Rraft.
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Ohio.

- auf traurise Wsile wurbe bic Sod
seitsfeier bes 5rauIsin Wassie 2opman in
@lepeIanb psrsitsIt. WGbrenb bic
iunse Dame i'm Bssrife fanb, f@ fur
has 5eit an3utlsiben, entIub f9 Elm Rspols
per, ben fe in bic 5anb nabm, um Jpn tn
Elm S4ubfG6 ein5ui9IsBsn, unb baS 9es
i6oB brans ibr in bic S1ultsr elm, cine
gefdbrlide Wunbe peruria4enb.
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SGmurrbuioen 40 grandchildren, in

~" o" ~<@""t1sHTIkBtHV "'
benz man nit wertbIoisn @sbeimmitteIn
experimental, III INNER untlus unb ieb,
oft SefdbrIi4. @i%ureibunssn, 2atpsrsen,
Watbmittel u. (. 10. f6nnen I'm alersln:
ttiaten Taae nur Iinbern, absr ME bsiIen.
Oas siu3ise ~usrniinftiss, raI1s, rabitaIs
unb 5uperlaifse Wittsl if Qnatefs.
4srjte aaer Saulsu perbsn eu1 INNER
ratben, es gu usriu6en, sbs bas WeFer &c.
brau4t piro, unc eu9 sessn @inipritun,
gen OOn @arbOIidure warnsn, baB eud
nt5ts i9limmerss piebsrfabrs. &natefs
ltnoert enere S9msrsen, bsiIt suer 3eibsn
anb uerbitet feline Wiebertebr. 9roben
werbsn fret bon p. Rsufaebter & Co.,
Dor 24l6, Rep 0Ort, perIanet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-14
BtSeOuRu.

Gin Opfsr Der RaIts III Der feitber in
Wabton pobnbaft sepsisue Oscar
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GttAtnts Sruhfdmsrien setsiif.

preis, 25 Gents; In allen abotbsfsn 10 babsH.
THE CHARLES A. voeElER CO., Baltimore, ma.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-11-01
A PREVAILING VICE.
Some Of the Dangers OF SELF DostorIng iu
s.- Epldemlos.

Some Of the Dangers Of SELF Dostoring iu
~ EpldsmIos.
Self-doctoring is always dangerous,
except for the simplest ailments. Few
persons understand the significance Of
their symptoms; the difficulty of doing
20 Is greatly increased by the complex
nature OF most diseases, and the modifi-
cation Of treatment demanded by in
dividual temperament and hereditary
tendencies. Even If the patient knows
what ails him, he is not likely to know
the remedy, the size and frequency of
the dose, and the proper regulation of
the diet in connection with it.
How profound is the general ignor-
ance upon this subject is shown by the
enormous consumption OF quack medi-
cines. Multitudes of people try one
nostrum after another in utter blind
ness. II all such compounds were thrown
into the sea, it would save every year
millions OF dollars and thousands of
lives. ..s.
During the prevalence of a widespread
epidemic, self-doctoring becomes pecul-
iarly perilous. Fear is in the air, and is
more contagious than smallpox itself
Under its influence men fly to drugs,
either to ward of the dreaded attack, or
to cure disease which very likely ex-
lists only in the patients excited imag-
ination. The impaired condition of the
system under this ill-advised dosing in
vites the very attack which the dosing
was intended to avert.
The newspapers announce that par
ticular drug is being employed by dis
tinguished physicians; it is extensively
advertised, and a credulous public
makes haste to procure it. In many
such cases the drug in question is
merely being experimental with
cautiously by the physicians, and likely
enough, when they come to compare
notes with each other afterward, 1t is
discarded altogether. Itmay meet one
symptom of the disease, but on the
whole prove to be attended with great
danger.
Again, in most epidemics, there are
various types of the prevailing disease.
This was eminently true of the late in
fiuenza. In many cases the special seat
OF 1t was the lungs and air passage; In
others, the brain; in third class, the
digestive tract. OF course the remedy
needed to be adapted to the particular
type. Further, it needed to be adapted
to the stage of the disease. A prescrip.
tion appropriate to the fever stage
might be very harmful in the later stage
OF marked depression.
But the people took no cognizance OF
these fundamental facts. One of the
drugs most in use was quinine--an
effective remedy in its. place, but q peril
Gus one out OF It's place. Tn0uYn Its
first effect is to stimulate, its later effect
is greatly to depress. Nothing could
be more hazardous than to administer
it in the later stage of SO depressing q
disease as influenza. A writer in the
Medical Advance believes that nearly
all the more dangerous symptoms in this
epidemic we're due to the indiscriminate
use Of quinine.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-11-01
A WIDOWS SOLlCITUDE.

Az Excellent Story Told by Barnum, the
Great show-Man.
II saw a strange sight once going to
show the strength OF a woman's grief
for her dead husband" said Mr. Bar
mum in one of his afternoon chats to q
Chicago Tribune reporter
1.-THE man had been an invalid SO long
that he was helpless. He lived in the
mountains of Vermont. His wife went
with him everywhere. ant. as the At
mosphere in that region was ALWAYS
moist, the wife insisted that her invalid
husband should never 90 out without
his ton coat and pair Of buck mitts on
his hands. No matter where those
people were seen the man was attired
for cold weather.
HE died. attended the funeral A
lady who was present called nv atten-
tion to something under the shirt-front
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LAUGHED AT. HIMSELF.

Absaham Lincoln Gould Take Joke ss
70 Well ss Give One. .~,- :.
Those who knew Abraham Lincoln
best knew that he could take as we'll as
give in the matter Of joke, says the
Chicago journal. In the spring of 1849
he left Springfield, ILL.,, for Washington
By stage to accept the Commissioner
ship Of the General Land Office. In the
stage were Thomas Il. Nelson, of Terre
Hauts, afterward Minister to Chill, and
AbrSham Hammond, afterward Gov
etnor OF Indiana. They found Lincoln
asleep alone, with his long, lank form
stretched across all the seats. After
aSlAp on the back he sat up, and they
inventoried an individual dressed in q
worn And ill-ftting suit Of bombazine,
without vest or cravat, and palm-leaf
hat ON the back of his head. Here was
Asubjecta and the pair proceeded to per-
petpate several jokes. Lincoln took
them with the utmost innocence and
good nature and joined in the laugh, al
though at his own expense. When they
stopped for dinner the conversation
tusned on the new comet OF that year,
ssd at the table, with the twenty-five
cent palm leaf under his arm, Lincoln
asksd: What Is going to be the up
shot OF this comet business?" Nelson
replied that he was inclined to the
opinion that the world would follow
the darned thing off," The three did
not meet again for years-not until
Lincoln arrived in indianapolis on his
way to Washington to be inaugurated
President. Ashley approached the door
Of the Office in the hotel q long arm
reached out and shrill voice ex-
claimed: Hello, Nelson! DO you think.
sster all, the worlds going to follow the
darned thing OFF,"
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SHE WAS iMPATIENT.


But She Had Good Reasons for Losing
.s. A-a HOE Patience.
As Boston horse-car was going north
tne other evening with young lady
anu an oia gentleman as sole passen-
gers tne maiden exnlpited symptoms OF
1mpatlence I'm patience AZ tne SLOW progress made.
ne car says tne New YORK Ledger,
nso 70 nait ior . team on the track and
.he would nave got on but Tor the gem
'iemah' VINO SAID; ITS only Tor half
nihusenaonIt Dc impatient linen the
car waited two minutes on switch,
snu she put ner mead out OF the window,
tnen got our, walked up and down and
"ss ., On 1ne piatIorm when ne said; -
oro cones tne 0tnef csr fou
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WOMEN AS FARMERS.
They Are as Skiilfui and Prudent Man
agers as Their Ausbands.

Farmers who find the business profit
able owe much of their success to the
good management of their wives, saws
the Indianapolis News. 1t Ia conceded
by all that farmer without wife who
is good home manager can not expect
to make money. As general thing
farmers wives are as skillful managers
as their husbands, and share almost
equally With them the burdens and pri-
vstions of farm life. A woman who has
been reared in the country finds pleas
ure and health in overseeing the dairy,
the garden and the poultry yard, as
we'll as looking after her household
duties. When q farmer has suck wife
he can devote his entire time to his gen.
eral farm work, and at the end OF the
year the profits will be well nigh
doubled. Hf
There are in Indiana great many
women who farm extensively and are
IS skilled in the business as any of the
men. These women have made money
out of the business, and would not give
it up for any other calling. Marion
County has quite q number of women
who have been giving farming much
thought, and are equipped to make the
business success. Many OF these
ladies' are members Of the, county agri-
cultural societies, and their views are
always given As much weight as those
expressed by the male members.
Miss Ida Richardson, who was brought
up ON farm south of the city. believes
that successful and enjoyable farming
depends largely upon the home manage
ment by the wife. She would have the
wife be . helpmate to the husband in
all things; not slave to work, but a
woman who takes an interest in the at
fairs Of the farm and manages the home
30 IS to increase the husbands profits.
She thinks the country home is, or should
be, the ideal one.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-11-01

AT recent sale thirty-Hve dollars
WAS paid for note in which Tennyson
excused himself from attending a din
mar TO which he had been invited, and q
assesr of Shelly's, referring entirely to
personal matters, brought one hundred
aolars. A letter Of Lambs, in which
nesaid; II am recovering, God be praised
iof It, healthiness Of mind something
IKE calmness, but l want more religion, y
brought ntnety-fve dollars. /.