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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-22
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Die GeniuSaufnabttte baben
ttttO 0riibGtt.


I'm Iei4teifen unb prattii&fen aeidiebt
bic @sniusaufnabme wobI In @robbritas
MEN. Oert bausrt fie serabe eiuen Gag.
Der j3dbIsr srbdIt ieine SormuIare uno
pertbeiIt fe eiu paar Gage DOR Der 3dbIuns
in iebem 5auie. Oieiel6sn finb 70 iibers
t@tIi@ unb bic Jrasen 70 tIar unb einfa4
sefaBt. baB bic Seantuortuns nt1t bic
s~erinsite S9pieristeit ma9t. Nm gens
iustase BOLT Der 3dbIsr ben Bosen ab unb
"a Stunbsn ipdter fnb bic Beri4te suiams
luensefteIt unb bas grssbniB mad Der
@entraIfeae teIesrapbtrt. Am barauffoIs
senben Worsen f9on perSffsntli1en bic
9onboner BIdtter bas ReiuItat.
Au9 tn Deutj9lanb nimmt bic 3abIuna
nur einen Gag In Nnipru9. BORT wiro
He uon unbe3abIten gnumeratoren beiorat,
fi- wsl4e ibr @%intassberuf Elm gbrsnamt
TT, bas nit Der sr6sten @ewifsnbaftisteit
bsiorst wtrb. Sm v9ouispiIsr Mn3eissr"
er5dbIt ein ebsmaIissr bsuti1er Beamter,
usl4er bas gOltsadbIunsss Bureau elmer
sr6bersn Stabt In Dsuti9Ianb i'm Sabre
1880 ~leitete, batiber:
vOie Rirse Der Dauer 1T Bel elmer
VoIts5dbluns bur9aus ais elm YortbeiI Az
bstradteu, wenn fs 1dmli9, ME tn Deuti1:
lamb, bur@ bic anftsquns elmer ssnisenb
srOBsn Nrmee uon 3dbIern erm6sIidt wirb.
5ir's grfte wirb BITE NIT isbsr 8dbIuus pers
bnnbene BeIdftisuns bes pubIitums boz
bur9 3eitlt9 bei9rdntt unb auBsrbem trdst
fe 3ar 8ermetouns pom sSrrtbimsrn BET,
bic bur4 ben umjus BON Ysrrionen mob,
renb elmer 8eriooe BON susi Wo1en beis
fpielsusiie Isi9t usranlaBt werbsu tOnnsn.
Der 5aupt.l1nterf6ieb swii&en elmer
Vo!tssdbIuns In ben Der. Staaten unb In
Oeuti4Ianb Iiest in ben Bsriousu, usI5e
BITE 3dbIuns bsiorsen. 5isr finb bic @nus
meratoren beiolbete 2sute, briben ilnb es
Burger, bic fur ibre Wibs teine gsrsatuns
erbalten; uati,Iid tam In SoIss bsfIsn In
Oeuti9Ianb Der 3dbIbs3irt, ba ia bic auss
sa6sn bieieIbsn bIsibsn, b. 8. sIei5 Ruu
finb, 10 tlein semadt werben, baB Ct nit
8equemli9teit uon benz 8dbIer In sinem
Gage erlsbtst mirb. Wdbrenb bier Der Gnu
merator nur BET wirtIid %intsIisentsn 9euten
pOrausiesen bari, baB fs ben Snbalt fsinss
sroBsn Trasebosens pirtli9 usritebsn unb
bte Intworten ie!bit i5rsiben %t6nnen, sr
btngesen bic nebrissn nit benz Boseu In
Der 5ano periOnIi9 interpisusn muB, sibt
In Osuti5lanb Der 3dbler isbsm 8oritanbs
elmer 5ausbaItuns einen iosenanntsn 3dbIs
brief, wel9e cine 3dbltarte nit einiseu
penisen Grasen fir iebe Psrion Der Sauss
baIians entbd!t, uno bolt ibn i3 mad Elm
paar Stuubsn pisbsr ab. Sn ~islteusn
5daen bat er n6tbis. bic 5dIuuss' Notissu
lslbtt gu MAIDEN es fommt biss fat uur
bel a~nalpbabetsn Dor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-22
8lis H1shfn.

8aS tIsins R6s1su mar unartis genes
fen unb foute pon Der Wutter Strafe erbals
ten. vNein, Wama", bat bic RIstue,
bite, i9Iase mid ni@t." - vaber bu
mart uuartis unb iOuft Citrate erbalien, "
entsssnste bic Wuttsr.- - Bite, Wama,"
fling bic 6lsine wisber an, foliage mid
beute ni&t, warte bis ibermorsen Ibenb."
- Sie Wutter mar Il nsusieris, gu milf
fen, marum ROs9en bic Strafs ssrabe fur
eine beftimmte 3sit aufsei@Oben baben
poate, absr bic Rleins pollte ni4t NIT Der
Spra6e beraus. grft na9bem ibr Strafs
na4IuB ustiproden purbe, iasts he:
y8siI bu ss ibsrmOrsen absnb uerssfsn
haf. Rama."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-22
I'm Franfreid bat Der Ssuat Issts 8ods

Sn Sr1nfrt,H bet Der Se1at lsste No4e
fstnsn Stanepuntt In Der ameritanii4ea
Soupolittt baHbsrsifid seseist. Rad LANCER
Debate snti5IoB man ft9 Su @unftsn zines
3olss uon bret Srantsu auf Rorn nit benz
8ufas zines 3oles pon feds Srauten auf
Rornmebl. Der 8si9IuB mar Der, uie
man often Suaab, baB bic bisbsrise 3ous
pOIitit sesenabsr amsrtta fortssistt uerben
ioue, ME felt neun Sabreu. 9raf Sous
der iaste. bag Rorn unb amsritanii1es
S3wsinslsiib in 8irflidtsit baiislbe ieien,
unb baB frantOfi4e Nfsrbirser ssser cine
@infubr ssi9ist wsrbsn mistsn. Sas
gsrbot ams,itaniidsu S1ueinsfeii9ss
wdye sers5t uno Der Sou auf &orn ioute
bod senus sema4t werben. um einsm Yers
bot s!si6;u:ommsu. WiIarb iasts, baB
amsrifantf6ss Sdweins flsiid nur lsiner
sefunbbsitspiortSen giseniauften wsssn
usrbpten iei. gr iaste, bies iei uur stn
Soruanb. &ubsrs MitsIisbsr ipra9sn bas
sesen unb ertlarteu ii6 fir Aufrs9tsrbaIs
tuug bss Serbotss. Gin artitsI in Der
vEsmpS", ben man Rssisruusssin fGifen
3uitrsibt, meint, bag llmifiuos siuirsten
t6nntsn, bic bas 8erbct ameritanii1en
5Ieii4ss in 8isbsrsrwdsuus tisben mod
ten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-22
Bic SrhtteI, psIde tn ben cbereIIdFi

Die SrhfeI, psIde tn ben ubersIiifis
i5sn 0albuussn Der Rbsinsbsns sismIid
bdufis portommt, bilbst fir cine Rei9e pon
@emsinbsn cine bubble @innabmeaueIe.
Weiit wirb bic EriffelnuSuns psrpadtet.
Die EriffsIidger bebtsnen iid gum Su9en
Der Silss, ots bic ;u 30cm untsr Der grbs
obstflids Iieseu, abseri9tetsr pubsIartiser
Suuos. Die bteissn GrifsIidser unters
i9eiben 5wsi grten ErlffeIn, bic frlbe,
psIde usrein;elt bur5's game @sbist pors
sommt une pou Gusuft bis Sttobsr seerns
tst wirb, unb bic ipate EriffsI, psI1e METER.
wsiie pom OCTOBER bis Widrs reiit. Die
fribe GriffsI, bic fi5 ni5t LANCE aufbspab:
rem ld6t, aud etuen weniser feinen @es
i3ma6 bat, tOltst 6as Yfunb l,6O-2,5O
Dr., pdbrsnb fir bic ip6tsrs sei5astere
Nit As Ul. bssablt wsrbeu. Der Saupts
ubias ssbt mad aItsD euti5Ianb. Sa bic
Ra9frase mad ben ssi5dttsu YiISen i'm
8srbdItniB cur @rnts pid ~ groB if, 70
pdre Der tiinfIi6e ErifisIbap, fir ben bier
Der Isbmtss SarSbobsn ii5 sisust i5srIi9
IObuenc. Sn mau9en franSSfi9sn De-
partsmsnts werben auf bisis @siis auidbrs
LID 9unberttaaisnbe pou 5rantsn sss
Wonnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-22
sSuifSe erhusanasaabe tSnnts :aum

&oaiid1e @rfnoangsSabs tOnute suum martsrHs
eus IOrtire1 erFnneu ais Sisieutssu, Oersu 8Orbaussus
istn man in benz geitbte zines an Rbsumatismus 0eSr
9tearaIsie 9eiOsuoen Iieit. Die sdmsrjsu limb bic 5oIss
bacon, oaB man etHem Aniaae pom JtbeumatiSmus uno
NeuraI9ie nidt sIeid Su aniuus Gtubalt setbau. SOitsts
tsr's WasensSitterS bsist, Ute seiaitts pratti;trsuoe
IsrSts seiunbeH ba5su. uitt uur cine bsiIsuOe, ~iouOsra
aud iaassnbe @irtiamtsit, no feline ssiosn Uor6auseu
oSsr itb cine Gsisuul Su ~tenisIbsu Sstst. IS itest ist
saB Steis itarte absr iidre bOtauiids gesbi;iu. wsIae lid
aubtrSsm 10 bOber ipeSiiiider Sanction erirsut, nidt uur
bel 'ortseisbtsm gebraude, ~i0uosru aud bel ~siu;slusu
0Oitn better lit. ais bic oft oussRoubteu uus isbr uuit6ss
rem Site. 0us SIut pirO Sur5 Sisiss SsitmtttsI pom
hem rbeumutiTdsu site srauOIt6 ssrsiuist uus bic Nsr>
psu, wsuH ~oieieIbsn ausesriiisu. DOR ben ~duBsriteu ia,sfs
lt5sn SdmerScn bepabrt. Gas Rittel. psl6ss YisOtSiu
sriPart, ut aud isbr miriam sssen Malaria, &isrsnIsissu.
gGTSaUunssb.idperssu. gsrtopiuns uns eeberlsissn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-22
>, Ger au6Siae SER 1T Dor ber Obi

Scr gnGSige Serr 1T uor Der Sbir
seblieben." - 9ant jung unb frii5 AUS
benz 2sbsn" iit's omar nt5t, mas mir bsut'
bringeu, aber aud nod ni9t gar su alt.
lluiere 9sier baben uieasi6t '9ou pom benz
b~eribmtsn fran;0fl9su @snsraI GIreuae
ssb6rt. Oas nal Elm re5ter 5slb unb
babel, mas ni9t gar 81 oft ~sutrifft, elm
eben 10 gutter @briit, aIs tapfsrsr SoIbat.
2ln einsm 6efttase fniete er mitten untsr ben
@ldubisen nnb b~eseitets ii@ CUR 81. Sons
muuion Dor. MlS bas @lofsnssidsn psrtins
bette, baB bic 81. Communion au8sst5eiIt
weroe, srbob ii4 Der anbd4tise RrteSsr unb
f9,itt nit nieberSeIGI asenen 4usen unb
frcmm ssfaIteten Sdnoeu benz Glide bss
0errn bu. Gin 0ieIer bts Generals, Der
leinen Ssrrn gar ni4t seisbsn bate, i9ritt
uor inn our commandment, wuroe aber
uon sinsm iuusen S.rrn baranf aufmerts
lam semadt, baB Der Wariaaa binter ibm
fomGte. Ser Disnsr blisb ral5 itsben
unb woats istaeu Ssrrn poribsrssbsn lais
fen. Earenne mar 70 in anbaGt p~srIuns
Zen, baB er gar nitt bsmsrtts, mas Der
Disner poute. 9a nabts ii5 ibm bieier
sbrs,bietia unb fliftsrte: Bite, snabis
ger 9err, sic modem ssfdqisit Dor mir
binsebeu gum Glide bss Ssrrn." yWein
2isbsr, Gutportste Der Wa,iaaQ Ii5sInb,
b er s~udbigs Serr lit por ber
EbIr sebIieben. !Sier sibt IS nut
eineu etnaisen 9errn, benierisen rdmli5,
ben nit beioe empfansen pplsu. 9lLIu
sebs ~uoruuS!" Rtdt pabr, has mar f55u.
user ME man5s iOI5e Serrsn psrssfsn ss
gu isbr, baB fie, 70 bod unO mittis
fe aud ietn mSssn, bsnuO5 AUDI sinsn
9erru ibsr fi9 babsn. Wie werben fs
oabsr ni5t sri9rsten, psnu Ns i'm 9sri9ts
Dor bieism boben perm ftsbsn uub banu
Seine @J6Be i5ausul
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-22

3tluisR Ibpsrss SiIbsrisreSbauIs. 9Ias oter foIibsr
Tettl, liuit Gui IL @osliteintu, SUN AuiSiebsn init
e8llhd...... ......"....... .,...:.'..... $50
Disielbe nbr nit glstTer @srt. ........... TOO
llnSsu ihwees Stlberienge6auie 9lGS oeer Tolls
Der Gedei, Stemmpireer, Ritie WeIt........... 7.S
Titielbe ubr init GlgtH &ert. ....... 80. 9R
2uusn idpgss SjIbrssbGuis, 9Ias Cher ioItesr
8ftsl, Jum aui5isbsH nit SAlhheI, glstH ossr
BaltFGmf Observation-Disclosures. s.5
8 uuSeH itpeTGs SilbIgSbduis, Slas cher Ioliesr
GgdsI, gum GuisisBsn nit s4Ildel, Gisin @tri.,. ll.O(
2uuJen ibptres SiIbsrsebduie, @IaS oosr ioliesr
gtasl, stsmmpinssr. glstn @ert. ...... ....... LOG
3 uuseu i6Wgs5 Sil5erBebauis, ~Stemmwinssr,
gIsin &srt..., -. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l8,G
g1- Gts llbrsn psroeH Jur giui5t seiauet, rsnu BIZ
grprettoittn iIT pin uuo ser bGiGbit peresn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-22
Turn Sid unb OHM.

Gin fart bsleibter @susraI ipra1 aui
einem Bal tu stnem Iansen fannen 5errn,
ais plOsIi4 sin Suiaren Sffcier tn BE-,
i@nsIen 9ait bes Eanses suti4en Beiben
bihbur6iesslte, nobel fe uatirIi9 etwas
u~nianft %auseinanber sebra@t purben. Ser
arrne uebsItbdter, ueldsr istt erif ieinsu
@eueral srtunnte, eIteniiest inne. 0od
bieier iaste la9sao:. rgtur feline gnti5uI:
bisuns, Ramerab, Der ScIbat N burt
Did unb 0inn"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-22
Wenn'S ale bran mGreR,

Sunse Hruu (ju ibrer Sreunbin): sd
iase Dir, emma, bas 9siratbsn 1T gar tsiue
&lsinisteit unb lsst uns cine Wense Gfli5s
ten uuf! 0as maht uus ni5t ausin Der
Wana fur arbsit! Sd babe ausserednst,
baB Elm Wann an brsiBis Rn6pte an fid
bat, bic INNER ~ansenGbt isin molten !!
(3um Manue ~sewenbet): Ridt uabr,
Wdnn9sn?" - Wunn: y@enn'S aus
bran pGren - ia!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-22
.Sn Der tpniehiuaslOieu sduIe.

Nebrer: r@oraus bat llt oas 8eltau
sebiIoet."
S4IIer: Illus benz lIrftOff"2
9ebrer: v&i4tiS! 8as LIT lrfoH9"
3d.: rDas TT Der astbsr:"
9sbrer: wSrau! Bsr DON gu6 tam
mir iussn, mas 4etber it3"
Gin unberer S5iIer: sd! Wsin ga:
bat astbsr tn sinem JldiSsn. Sd babe
i'm sefrast, mo bsnn Der erite astber, pcs
pom BITE 0eIt unb bas BeItaa fG ssbiIbst
babsn, bsrgetCmmen Jet. -"
2ebrsr: rrnb mas iasts bein Batter,
wober2"
S4lIsr: v@r traste fd bintsrm Sbr.
- Damn iaste sr: Den bat Der S9Opfsr
in Der IpOtbete ~sstauft.~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-22

S6nsiosr rSsben Sic, id bruuds
msin 9slo 10 nOtbusnois. i'd wsrbe INNER
pom Gu4bdnbIsr s~ebranst, Der mill aud
be5ablt iein." - Stubsnt: Sect seben
Sic mir nur sIsi4 pom 5aIs; Sie llnpers
i1dmter pumpsn ieIbft unb uolen besablt
isin. grff blinssn sic mir bic Suittuns
pom 2u4bdnbIsr, bann bsjabIe i'd Sic,
sber ni9t!@
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-22
AGerfet Spak mi Gruf.
Sefsrreihiid.

~tpsSsSsW'tV+
Reben balten, fa9t er,
SIT gang i6On, iast er,
Oob man muB es, ia9t er,
Salt ueriteb'n, iast er;
@roBer Sbnabel, ia9t er,
Sbut es nidt, iast er.
Sonoern oas nur, ia9t er,
70 as er ipri6t.
Oenn bas &eben, iast sr,
Sorbert @eiit, iast er,
So9ar wenn man, ia9t er,
0ittes beiBt, ia9t er;
@ebt ais Cities. iast er,
Wan berum, ia9t er.
Damn iit's better, ia9t er,
Wfan bIeibt Il umm m.
So6, er i6wtes ui6t, iast er,
Geioer nein, ia9t er,
uno 10 fel er, iast er,
Sdmablid rein, iast er;
Sat nit glObiinn, iast er,
Osbutirt, ia9t er,
llnb uniterbli6, iast er,
Gid blamirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-22
.SnI Cir Der Rufut NIT Sbrrm en-,

ySor Sie Der Rutut NIT Sbrcm ,snsl"
= 9srr: r@urer @rcsusns, made msiRe
&suersna, bitt' um aIbient, bin Der DR..
2enS aus @oblenb unb reiie iber 9rssens
In BITE MiIitdrsren3'. - Winifter: SOL
Sie Der Rutut nit Sbrsm ,sn,!"- 9srr:
vSsbr wobl, @rceuenbl"
Marble Hill press., 1890-08-28

England TWO centuries credited the Royal
Touch with curing scrofu although idea 1901 the
Hing declared to nfe his ss touch credited
with These upertou have obsolete and in
place Medical
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paid for will The purifier
guaranteed and sold Liver
Bowels Golden Medical Discovery" bilious Indigestion and
Dyspepsia, Chronic Dhe kindred ailments For arrangements
specific AS Alternative bopue, manifs its
critics in the of the Scalp Diseases Salteum
Eczema and Scrouus Sores and Sweln well
monty known Pulmonary if
trial. WORLDS MEDICAL
Main Street. Buffalo, N.
Marble Hill press., 1890-08-28

Have You tried itr' "No, mo-" "Theu.
avaunt" Let me take the testimony of the
millions OF souls that have been converted
TO God, and comforted in trial, and solaced
In the last hour. We will take their testi-
mony AS they cry, 1--WE are Witnesses
Some time ago Professor Henry, Of
washington, discovered new star, and
the lidings sped by submarine telegram.
and all the observatories of Eu,ope were
watching for that ne " star Oh, bearer
looking out through the darkness of thy
soul today canst thou see bright light
oeamng on thee. "n nhereH you say.
"where' How can tnd it.' Look along
Oy the line OF the Cross of the Son OF God.
Do you not see it trembling with all ten
derness and beamng with all hope. II is
the Star OF Bethlehem.
deep horror then my vitals froz,.
Deaih-struck, l ceased the de t. stem.
" hen suddenly ii STAR arose.
1t Was the Star of Bethlehem"
Oh, fearer, get your eye on it II is
easier ior you now 10 become Christians
Than II Is To stay away from Christ ami
heaven.
When Madame Sontag began her musical
career she was sseJ off the stage at
Vienna by the friends of her riv 4, Amelia
Steininger, who had already begun TO de.
cline tnrough her dissipation. Years
passed on and one day Ma lame Sontag, in
her glory. Was riding throIga the streets
OF Berlin. when she saw little child lead.
ing blind woman. and she said, 'Com.
here my little child, come here. Who is
that you are leading by tn, hlnd." AMI
the little child replied, That's my mother;
that's Amelia Steinin GER She u,cl to b,
gre sin ,er, but she lost her voice, and
she cried SO much abo it that she 10, her
cyesight." 'Give my Iowa 10 hc"," said
Madame Sontlg, and tell her an old ac,
quaintance will Call on her this afte noon. :"
The next week in Berlin vast asscmb blagc
gathered at baneit for that plo. blind
woman, and it was said that Madame
Sontag sang that nj iyht as she had new r.
sun, before. And she tack skille
Oculist, who in vain tried 10 give
eyesight to the poor blind won n. Until
the day OF Amelia Stainingar's death.
Madame Sontag tuok Z re OF her, and her
daughter after her. That WIS what the
queen OF song did for her enemy. But on,
hear u more thrill,n, story still. Blind
immortal, poor AMI lost, thou who hen
the world and Christ were rivals lor thy
Leart, did hiss the Lord away-Cur.s s;
comes now to givt thee sight, TO give thee
home, to give thee he ven. " iLh nor.
than Sontag's generosity Tie co ues now
to meet your neeI. Wlth more than u
Sontag's music He comes to plead for thy
dcliverance.
Marble Hill press., 1890-08-28
COFFEE IN LAPLAND,
People That lmbibe This Beve
age and Then SWeeten 1t,

People That lmbibe This Bever-
age and Then Sweeten 1t.
I was taken int one OF the Laps
huts, says writer in an English
journal. In the center II wood fire was
burning brightly on some stones, and
at first the smoke was very unpleasant,
but soon one became accustomed to il
and it served the useful purpose of
driving away the winged plague which
had followed us all day,
The man proceeded to boil some
coffee, which in u few minute, was SET
before me. together with II WOODEN
bOwllul OF relndeer's milk. The
coffee was not very palatable, but
under the circumstances worse fare
would have proved acceptable. Tho
milk | found to be too thick aud rich
to drink much Of
A sugar loaf was produced from be-
meath some cloths in Il corner, and Il
few pieces were chipped off and hand
ed to me. | accepted them With my
politest smile, accompanied by Il bow;
but when proceeded 70 sugar my
coffee in the orthodox style the action
caused much amusement to tho juvc-
nile Laps, who roareG with laughter,
and appeared to en- joy the fun i'm
mensely.
found that l ought to have eaten
the sugar separately, us they did, and
they evidently considered my way o
sweetening coffee inexpressbly funny.
Cakes were then served to e"ch one.
These were about the size OF II penny
bun, but OF the consistency OF putty or
dough, which they somewhat resemble
in appearance. Sour cream was eaten
with them. So nasty were they that a
mouthful gave me quite a turn" and
l was glad to smuggle the remainder
underneath the rug on which | was
sitting. / did not like to throw i
away, for fear OF offending my hosts,
but trusted to the sharp. noses of the
dogs to get me out of the difficulty.
Marble Hill press., 1890-08-28
A BUDDHIST REVIVAL.
Over 500. .O0O. 900 Believers o. the Face Of
the Earth.

The Buddhist congress, soon to be
held in Paris, attracts attention to this
remarkable religion. The congress is
to have the importance of the great
ecumenlcal council convoked by Plus
TX, twenty years ago. Buddhist dele
gates are to come from all parts Of the
world, and intense is the interest mani
Tested in Paris.
Five hundred million people on this
globe are Buddhists, and, although
Buddhism in Europe isconfined to great
minds. in France alone there are about
10000 Buddhists. 1t is not generally
known that Richard Wagner was q fer
vent Buddhist. But the European
thinkers do not practice the do octrines
Of Buddhism. This is why the young
Viennese student, Udo Halsmeyer, has
caused such CONSERVATION in the
church.
lie is ascetic, fasts, or eats only fruits
and vegetables, envelops himself in a
hempen bag, and already treats with in
difference physical suffering. COntinu-
ing in this manner, lie would soon be
the incarnation of Buddha, and the au-
thorities talk of expulsion from the
university for fear of his influence on
the other students. The practice of
Buddhism creates q sixth sense that in
non believers is always latent. By tins
sense one can always foretell good or
bad fortune, and the meditation that
calls out this sense is always physical,
psychological and physiological. Ply
sically the body must obey the mind,
psychologicalIy all human organic
forces must be concentrated on the de-
velopment of this sixth sense, intuition,
and physiologicalIy respiration must be
regulated to cotrol the expenditure of
vital force. AS soon as this sixth sense
is acquired the Buddhists are capable
Of knowing natures secrets and of pro-
ducing phenomena that seems super
natural, but are in reality the manifes-
tation OF forces very natural, but not
yet understood.
Buddhism respects everything that
has life, and Buddhists believe in rein
carnation, not in metempsychosis.
Christian missionaries have tried 10 Gre
ate this confusion in order to raise pre-
Marble Hill press., 1890-08-28
WreStliuy with SLGlling

Not long ago citizen of Austin had
small house to rent, and he got II
paint brush and board and hung out
sign reading: TO Wrent." Every
body who passed by had smile at the
photography, but it was three or four
days before the owner ventured to ask
of a butcher:
Say, what on earth makes every
body grin at the signp"
"Why it's the spelling that gets
'em."
1t was explained that the word
"wrent" was not exactly in accordance
with Webster's "latest," and the SPELL
er went away mumbling:
"Well, If they are so very particular
about 1t | can change it," And he
did. Within two hours there was a
new sign reading: "rwo Let."-New
York Ledger.
Marble Hill press., 1890-08-28

The Anti-fats have had their day, and its
victims who occupy permanent position in
the neighboring cemetery, are numbered by
the thousands. Any treatment no matter
what it is, il reduction depends upon its de-
structlon of the elements of digestion, it Is
dangerous.
DR.. snyder of Chicago successfully reduces
s,lperiluous flesh l5 to % pounds per month,
by the scientific application Of harmless her.
bal remedies that act in harmony with M
ture in removing the cause of the accum-
ulaton of fat and stimulating its re-
moval, without injuring the health or
in any way impairing the functional ac-
ton Of the secreting organs. No starv-
ing necessary. This is not an experiment,
but an actual scientific fact demonstrated
beyond the question Of doubt. See his al
in this issue and write to him.
Marble Hill press., 1890-08-28
Medical Treatment hy CahleurAm.

Mrs. Ogden Goelet OF New York
was at one time treated for typhoid
fever by cable from p ris while lying
In her sleeping chamber in her New
York residence. Miss Oracle Wilson.
Mrs. Goelets sister, while in Paris
had been successfully treated by II
French physician who had never lost
a case Of typhoid fever, and when
Mrs. Goelet was stricken with the
disease this physician was commune
icated with by cable. lie consented
to treat Mrs. Goelet and every day
until her recovery his directions we're
flashed over the 5000 miles of wire
under the sea and were carried out in
the sick-room in New YORK.
Marble Hill press., 1890-08-28

A prize palm tree in Rome was
blown down during recent gale.
1t stood in the garden of the British
embassy. and was perhaps the tullest
tree in Rome. 1t was historical IL,
having been pierced by q cannon ball
during the attack on the city in Sep
tember, 1870. II was strapped with
iron where the bail had pierced it, and
was the only object In the vicinity
which showed the traces of the attack
which opened Rome 10 the Italian
army
Marble Hill press., 1890-08-28

Delightful Vacation Tours.
Summer Tourist Tickets both single and
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the White Mountains, Portland, Bar Har.
Dor &C., &c.
Note: All Tourist tickets via this line ad.
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UNIQUE SUMMER RESORT IN THE WORLD
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be run during the season. For full informa-
ton concerning rates, train service, etc.,
apply to A. ]. Smith, 6. P. 4 I. A., Cleve.
land, O., or C. X. Wilber, Western Pass.
Agt, Chicago.
Marble Hill press., 1890-08-28

Six novels free will be sent BY Cragin D
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Of novels on circulars around each bar.
Soap for sale by oil grocers.
Marble Hill press., 1890-08-28

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is taken internally, and acts directly Oh the
blood and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Write for testimonials, free. Manufactured
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Marble Hill press., 1890-08-28

lIark! to the sound of humanity;s walls!
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The remedy is Dr. Pierce's Golden Medi-
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Marble Hill press., 1890-08-28

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