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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-27

Sbr tennt, ebrparSise 9riber, bic Belt,
uer5dItntTe. Guf bsr einsn Seite lin6 bic
Reni9en pom elmer u~nbdnbisen Qeiewut5
bsieelt, auf Der arberu Settle srsieBt ii5
I'm Strom i5Ie5ter S3riftsn. @s tanu
sa1m sei5iIcert perOsn, peE9en S6aber
btsie tastdsIt9 ben Stttsn unO Der &elis
StOr 3ufisen. 0arum ieio sifrt9 baraui
Seba9t, bur9 Bitten unO Grmabnen unt
sui aubere 8etie bic 9Iiu6igen BON ieneu
anIautern Queaen f~eru3ubuItsn urb fte su
bsRern 3u flbren. Sebr rlsIt9 pirb es
istu, wenu uuter eaerer Quft5t unb Sci.
lung EasesbIitter eri6etnsr, peI9e BEN
ucn allen Seiten barseret9ten Site 8etts
ssutdb sntsesenwtrten, unb bic 0nbrSsit,
Cussrb unb ReIt9ion f&lsen.
Geo XIII. an bic pOrtHSisTI9en gil6Te.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-27
GDrreIpOnoenS.
Gbica9o, IS. SInuur 1901.

ebtca9o, 10. SlnIar 1891.
Be,tbsr 9err @onner!
Der Q~ursm5urser Suospsnbeat Club
pom G9icGso belt am Sonutag, ben 10.
Saruar, IN Der O;p5eus 6aae, No. 40
gaidaes StraBs, sins piertsiiibrIi9s 0srs
iammluHs CD, bel pel3cr aud bic Wabl
Der Seamten potgenommen wuroe. Oas
Jfsiultat Der 8abl 1T %folgeuces:
Sobn q. SdunIa6er, Fydibent;
.Sobn Neiperts, Slce'Frdiiosnt tiir bic Norbz
ieite;
@uitau Gappert, 9ice.4raioeut fir bic @eit.
ieite;
ta4Olas stirn, @ice. BraiiOsnt fir bic Glib
leite;
Ri6olas Stros, S6asmeiRer;
BERNARD Yroit, SetretGr;
Better Reiter, Wari6au;
Wtitglieber beS gouS~iebunsSratbeS Sbeoo.
gbeus, Sobn groid, Better &boru, Sobu
Sdmit lno Bernard Sisi6burs.
Der @abI foIste slsi4 bic Snitaairuns
Der Beamtsu.
Dieter Sub bdIt am Saitna9tsmontas,
ben 8. 5ebruar, tn BRANDS 9aue, 9Iart
unb @rte, StraBe, cine notwithstanding
ab, uo5u mir aas 2ursmburSsr unb ale
i5re Treunbe b6fidit sinlabsn. Gonne'sch
Kl6s, Dd musz och matt kommen.
Dsun Ssmanb fi9 an bisisn Club um
austunft penbet, iinO mir 3u iebsr 3sit
bereit, lie au ertbeilen. Wan abbreiire:
Luxemburger Independent Club, 40 La
sale Street, Chicago, III.
&5tunsspou
Bernard Prof, Sstr.
624 8sas Ctr, Chicago.
Ole rYort @aibiuston 3situns" bat
felt Rsuiabr Elm fu~nfslneuss unb sr6Beres
@swanb anseIsst, 1T ani9sinsnber sewOrs
ben unb Iisfert msbr 2eistoff. Wtr sras
tuliren baju!
9as 5OIssnbe 1T benz vge Nars
9erolb~ entuUmmen:
safe Roob, wsl9e ibsr Watb. 8ale's
Defamation ein SaartiinitlerSeltaft betrieb, ut
ieIt Beibna9ten nibt mebr sseben poroen,
uno IS ltebt gu beiirbten, bab bisielbs Sslbita
moro be9an9en, ODER aui cine nod llnauf9ez
tlGrte Beiie peri6wunben 1T. Sielelbe nabm
nod am @sibnabtstass ibr Wtittassmabl III
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-27
StrGnGe WeutsRettea.
& n b.
Oi0cse Oubuque.
HnrrrihnnSrna
Gorreiponben3.
SberilI's mount, >. 1s. San. 1891.

SberiII's Nount, B. IS. San. 1891.
@esbrter Ssrr 9onner!
glm Sonnsrifas. ben 8. Sanuar, fant
gu gpons bic erlts Soma iit,icts: Ser
iammlung bss Seuti9 9meritanilten
glis ite,psrein ifatt. gs puroen prattis
i6e S4ritte setbau, um bic Our6fib,uus
bes ausemeinsu 3usdes bieies iibsr aqe
Staaten Der Union perbreitsteu Sersins in
bieien Staate 80 ermOsIi6en. Reben ben
Saup.bsamtsn purbe elm b.ionberss @omite
erudbIt, bsiien aufsabs ss 1T, bic 9,sf!
unisrss Stactes gu iiberpa@sn, uub
etuaise 2iSen uno Strleumounsen ssssu
bic Str5s suriidIuue;isu uuo gu wi0stls:
gen. Selner bat bisisr Oiiirictsuerein es
it5 3ur Sauptaufsube seit!It, fir Sas SEQ
5aus iopobI aIs aud flr bic fatboIiib +:
Bfarridule nab belten Rriften su uilten.
So,Iduis beitebt Der Sopas8srein aus
beutideu Prieife,n beibsr Si6celeu. Sts
WitsIiebsrbubl 1T iOueit uiersis. 8abr:
i9eiuIi6 wtrb fe biz our nd5itsn Gene
ral'g eriammIuns finfSis isia. Sts nddits
OitrtctsueriammIun9 wirb am s. NpriI
in Carroll ftattfinbeu. =. e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-27
A@tuns i6r Sat9olgen.
Die sttume Des esrfs. 8tas X.

Btr eriu5eu sic i~rt5notst, allen bsren
NIT eurem suten Btaeu Rno eurer @unit
b:tsuitebeu, bic, nit @etft begabt nnb NIT
s~snisenber RenntutB aus9eriitst, f5 on
6ts Arbstt ma9en unb Bidder uuo 3eitua:
gen our 8srtbeiotsuns uub Gersreituns bsr
tat5OIti5eu 2ebre uer6fentIiSen.
Gncpcltca Eius TX.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-27
Die stiratns Sep'S XIII.

9afet eues 2i9t Isu@ten Dor ben Rens
i5eu, buwtt fe euere suten Werte iesen.
uaO Der 9err se6e su$ 0aBu Ssiuen Ssssnl
Geo XIII. al bas in Qarma eriteinenbe gIatt
Luce" Qsu9tsl, @ni1n9 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-27
(gtus benz ct. Youl s@auberer".)
Der mdbi9s @ebrau6 Des @et.
frcS.

Inter btsism GitsI BAT Sif5of Bag
ibaps pon Buckingham, elmer Der beruOrras
s%enSitsn Srdlateu @~nSlanbs, einsn 9irs
tenbrief erIafsn, Der aud in @msrita nit
Rassn seIsisn perbsn birfts. 8r iibers
istsn aus benz bOdintersiantsn S9rift'
itid ben 9aupttbsil: ben Ebsil, wsl5er
Don ben Wt:tsIn our gstdmpfuus Der
CruntiG5t. unb ins6efoubsrs pon Der To
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-27

conisiiuneaer 9olssiduIen a B seIebnt,
slstb8eitis aber ein 8ei5IuB aefabt, bic
&esteruns ~an3useben, eine Rabbinuis:
i9uIe unb einise AnifaIten sur 5sranbiI;
euns idbii4sr &elisionsIsbrer au erridteu.
go eebt's, mo- BITE S6bne Ssrael's am
8uber fiub. Run ia; sibt man ibnen bic
Whbls, warum ioa.en its ni9t fur fd
mablsn2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-27
9apf SEQ XIII. bat am @eibaatts.
feits fir bic Irmsn &om's IL, 900 2ire
(eine Sire 1917 gsnts) seipenbst.

IS 1T sspotbsne Nntport. Nuf bic
Petitionen aus England unb Imerita pirS
aus &ublanb ssantuortst: v0ie @iumis
idung @nsIanb's uuo amsrita's IN bic
ruifibs Subsnfrase, lit cine smp6rsnbs
Snioler;. Rau iolte bort einsebenf iein,
baB Rus!unb elm eeuaItisss Rstd 1T, unh
teinss 9ormunbss bebarf. ;" Ysburf aud
tfi1es gommentars.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-27

bssibt. Ssins einsise grboIuns beltebt
in Spa;iersdnseu i'm @arten bes Bats
fans, wO5u er ni9t einmaI bic 9iIfe zines
Stodes erbsii9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-27
slnerlei bunte WaGri6ten.

81, ruenn Dus ui5t pdr. Der gons
9reB lou tetn @sies MAIDEN bebuis Sta.
bIirana elmer Rslision, oosr our @erbiu.
beruns Der GsIisionsirst5stt." (@oniiitu:
ttoa.) Weru bas ni5t pGrs, 10 piroen
isst bic Wetbcbiitsn ale Decentralization
oransialiren; Sas 8eiBs Saus in @aIbs
inetOn pdre Der ametttanii4e 9atttan, unb
Sater Beniamin mare resierenber Staatss
paplt; Der GonsreB mare bus Cardinals
9oae9;uul, uno bic @eri5tsb0fs t6unten
bic Saqatitiou i%bernsbmsn. Yatsr Bsns
iamin t6nnte baum ToIteybGnte erribtsn
lGiisn fir Gle 2anbssusrrdtber, weI6e ni9t
CUR msibOeiitii4sn unirsyftdt In @aibina:
ton ber1t:ueru, neil bteies bas f5erite Gel,
den 1T, bag lie ribt 9atrioten itnb. I'm
Yetriot letu 81 t6unsu, mug man Wetbos
btIt fem, tsBbalb lit Die Metbobifsniette,
in ben &u8en 8euiamtns, bic Stats.
ftr9 &C. n @unoer, baS bic WepJifo,
pbtftsn bic Eatbolltsn baf2n, oenn benz
tat9oIiibeu 8ii9of Carroll lit iener @rti.
tel iir Religions frsi5sit ;u p~erbanten.
Die Met5ociftsn mS5ten bsbsntsn, baB,
bdtien bic &aibOltten ni@t Rslistousfreis
beit In oieiem 2anbe protIamirt, 10 bdtten
bic Batitansr ibren @:slsp aus Dem 2ante
sspetl5t, uno ss 8dbs bier fstne Mss
tbOoiltsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-27

Salsllarri3s 9res5pterianer. Die gu:
nooe Der Gefotmirten Qresbpterianer bat
flint ibrer Yrebissr srcommuui3irt, neil lie
vtbr StimmEe6t ausgsibt" blben. Das
lit uieoer mas Rsufs, unb benefit etpas
IItss, ndmgt5 oaB bic Presfpteiianer nur
cine poIttii6e @Eqle inb. gle besaup:
ten, bic gonititutlon oss 2anDe8 lei agros
itti5. lie s,tsrus bas Daisin @otte8 nidt
an. 9o,tes Rame femme in besIeIbsn cor
niGt Dor; es lei ba5sr ibrer ReIi9ion ;us
wiosr, bisis @onititution ansuertenneu.
ST oas Gopl!itdt? ST bas Blraertus
senb? Wa;um absr usrbietst bic SpuoSe
ni5t alien ibrsn 4rse90,issu gu ftimmen2
ga Bauer. ols 1T mas aubsrs.) usbli:
gems tf's nt6t wabr, bag bic 9onititution
asno fsii5 iii; ls usrmeioet nur ieoe unbes
fuste @snmii3uns in reIisiOie anseIegsus
beitsu, tsl6iet ubsr isSe &sIision; unb
serabe oabur5 1T lie bsrislbsn iebr f5rber:
LID; wdrsn. piefe Prssbpterianer psnissr
itaatstlr4!ia, tOnnten ie sladii5sr isin.
5IlN. iinb riSt Gbebinbernife. Ses
ssis:e i;Isr Ridtsr @sir in Sntiana.
l3uiIten ibm uno benz grautpaar roate
Der ansei5nouene Blue Gid perbietenb
binuntsr. Don't care. @r CAB nit Der
6anb ELI 3si5eH, Oab er isSt ccpulire.
Qus uoaem 9alie idrisen bic Spei Yes"
binibsr. we4ieItsn Rirse, anS ma9ten
Rebrum. I'm ioI5 Iodsrs ¬en su 10;
fen, bsbari &c tsines ALEXANDER. Was
wirbe Der aIte Acknowledgement,
bu,u iassn2 0abri9sinIi9 psis e.
i4on mics ssbt, unb bod, mir urtbeilsn
ni4t.
Na9 Wslbuns zines 6abslsramms lit
ba5u. Or. Srisen gum giidof pon Strabs
burg ernannt porben. 9o9u. Or. Wars
bad wirb feiH Goatjutor.
Die Wsiber iinb Sieser! Ysi ben
WstbObiiten lit i4ou felt LANCE cine Bspes
suns i'm @anse, ben Weibern In ben Gons
f~eren3en Sit unb Gimme ein3urdumen.
IS purbe baribsr in ben sin3sInsn De:
meinben abaeftimmt unb natllli5 paren
Die @sibsr iesrsi9. 0o5 mifsn is fid
sebulbsn bis 1892. Die in benz Sabre
abtubaltsnbs General onferen3 muB bic
Stinmen 3dbIen unb WaBreseln uori3rsis
ben fir bic BabI Der DeIssatsn TN Intsrs
rod. Damn tann's Iosssben.
Sn ben S37 Ditrictsn, bic In ben Ser.
Staaten iber bic Grase abitimmten, NUTS
ben $4,000 fir 3uIahuns Der @eiber
unb bios los. 900 sssen BITE 3uIafuns abs
sebsn. DGs RsiuItat 1T aIio bsfnitiu.
Gang mad israsIitii9sm @si@mad!
Sn @ali3isn warbs Elm Nntras gu @unftsn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-27
RatboHI@er atrGea &alenser.
gon ben peridiebsnsu astsrn.-9uc. s.

5annt. ben /. Gsbruar 9anatius, 8. Ii. W.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-27

Gang mad israsIitii9em @si9mad!
!Sn @ali3isn warbe Elm antras gu 9unfsn
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-06-19

Col. WEDEN ONEAL, got into dis
pute with Judge Perkins while trying a
case at Falmouth when the judge order
ed him to sit down. The Colonel replied
that he would DO so when he got ready,
whereupon the Judge fined him S2j for
contempt. Oneal again attempted 20 adj
dress the court when another fine OF
S2j was entered and the belligerent Col
one ordered to Jail. The sheriff took
him thither, but after half an hour spent
in lonesome cell he came to his senses,
paid the $50 fine was released. Col.
Oneal is prominent republican and has
made several races for Congress.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-06-19

The Ohio republicans nominated Nc
Kinley for governor by reclamation and
most OF the other candidates for state
offices on the first ballot, unanimity
unprecedented in Buckeye politics Of
that variety, The platform, besides in
dorsing the Mckinley bill, asks protec-
ton for the wool industry, indorses :he
amended coinage act of the last republi-
can Congress, asks rigid enforcement
OF existing immigration laws, indorses
President Harrison, Senator Sherman
and the Fiity-first Congress and denoun-
ces the Ohio legislature and Gov. Camp
bells administration. Senator Sherman
was defeated for the craftsmanship Of
the convention and Foraker, who wants
to succeed him, seems to be on top.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-06-19

HoN. JoHN ). RHEA having expressed
desire to debate the New Constitution
with Col. Bennett II. Young, the latter
wrggles out OF it by saying he prefers to
discuss the question with either Presi-
dent NJ. II. Smith or Gen. Basil Duke.
As these gentlemen have made no ban
ter. this is a very weak come oil, but
should Gen. Duke care 70 take up the
gauntlet, Brer Young would be taken
sicker than Wood vas at Henderson.
Mr.. Smith has tried to make no reputa-
zion as an orator, but he is a man OF fin e
sense and fully able to cope with Col.
Young in any way.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-06-19
THE Danville Advocate OF last Tuesday,

THE Danville Advocate OF last Tuesday
in a courteous and well-written edito'
rial, replies to an article in our issue OF
June 9th touching an irreconcilable con-
tradiction between Sections l0l and los
and Sec 1874 of the New Constitution. Ii
reminds us that the 9Th Sec. of the
Schedule "averts this threatened chaos. y
Doubtless il does attempt to accomplish
this, but how can any power short of
omnipotence reconcile the irreconcilable,
and in what respect is the Schedule
more imperative and obligatory than the
Constitution its If? Besides, the Sched-
ule was adopted as its preamble states,
not to avert threatened chaos but to
carry the Constitution into COMPLETE
operation is to carry into opera
ton not only Secs. l0l and l03, but also
Sec. l34. The Advocate, it seems To us,
has only succeed in calling attention to
another contradiction in this most awk-
ward and selfdestroying instrument.
Again in the course of its article our
neighbor, with just a slight air OF dog
matism, asserts that that the people will
approve the new instrument, because
they find in it an organic law, just in its
provisions, based upon the demands of
the present day, and prepared in accord
ance with the will of the people, This
is assuming everything with vengeance.
Our objections to the New Constitution,
and those of many other patriotic Ken
tuckians, are based on the belief that
exactly the converse OF all this is true.
We believe that it is not an organic
law" but a code of experimental stat
utes. the effects OF which is TO deny and
destroy the usefulness of the Legislative
we believe it 20 toe unjust,
rather than lust in many OF its provis-
ions, especially to the farming and la
boring classes; we believe it TO be based
not con the demands of the present
day" but on the inexperience and vani-
ity of the majority OF the delegates who
made il; and we are quite sure IT was
not prepared in accordance with the
will OF the people, which was notorious
" for the amendment in onlya few we'll
known particulars OF the Old Constitu
ion. and not for a brand new one as
his is from preamble TO schedule, from .
whereas 10 amen.
On all these heads We shall have some- .
hing to say in the future.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-06-19

KENTUCKY has either the most stupid
set OF circuit court judges or the most
learned court OF appeals IN the world.
\ very few OF the decisions OF the form
er in criminal cases OF importance pass
muster before the great tribunal at
Frankfort, which seems to search with a
microscope for technecaities on which
to reverse judgments. Judge Morton is
the last man to be reversed. His court
sentenced Leonard Jenkins to death for
the murder OF Washington Ramsey, but
the court of appeals set the verdict aside
and granted a new trial. 1t is nearly
ever thus, both in Kentucky and else :
where. The supreme court OF Indiana
gave a murderer new trial the other
day because the lower court used the
word may" instead of should in the
instructions.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-06-19

WHEN it vas published that Col. W.
.. Bradley was present at the lndianap-
oils meeting and pledged Kentucky 20
b line, We thought there was some mis-
take for we had heard the Colonel say
he was for Harrison for both public and
personal reasons His name appeared i'm
all the reports, however, being printed
James Q. Bradley OF Kentucky, in
the Cincinnati Commcrcial-Gazette. 4
card from the Colonel has bauished all
doubts for he says unequivocally that he
was not there and he ought 10 know.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-06-19

Gus RICHARDSON, the Meade county
statesman, who was a standing candi-
date for speaker OF the next House, has
Withdrawn owing to circumstances be-
yond his control. He will not even be
a member OF the body and none but
members are eligible to the speakership.
A fellow named Willett beat Gus for the
nomination for representative the other
day. And thus again do we see the fu-
tility of counting chickens before they
are Matched.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-06-19
ELECTRIC Bitters

Th, rrmcdyis becoming SO well known and 80
popular a. to need no special mention. All who
have used Electric Bitters sing the same song OF
praise 4 purcr medicine docs not exist and Il -
guaranteed TO do all that ~ claimed. klectfic
R,ters will cure all diseases of the Liver and Kid
news. will remove Pimples, Boils, salt Rhtum and
other affections caused by impure blood. Will
drive Malaria from the system and prevent A.
well as cure all Malarial teNrrs- for azure oil
Headache. Constipation and Indigestion Try klcc-
tric Ritters Entire satisfaction guaranteed -
money refunded. Price soc and - per bottle
A Il PennNs drug stor
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-06-19
Tltez All Failed.

The following letter frou Mr W. \. Thomson
Of columbus WIS, - peculiarly interesting
My wife" SAY. he. has been irca'e Tor her
head. stomach aud nervous prusiratou hY thr'e
doctors Iu Nrw York, tNu ga lineage, one -
Phlsude phia. one w. CIucln'atL and 30 me are
.i..tlt,le IN Bu'a.o Tor 10 months 4.es 49,
failed But one bot L. ~ Dr. Mlc~ R's'"raiile
NCrylne helped her wonderfully ms should
DO u-ra iu OH .ca. aches, haci. aches cha. r"> o.
life nervous Disturbances. uts. rhcumati-' M,
etc ASK al a. X peuuv drug store 'or Tree
trial bottle and D. Mics new BOOK on tie
Neryfs ant Heart
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-06-19
Miles Nerve and Liver Pills.

Act on a nes principle regulating the liver.
stomach and bowels through the nerves. A new
discovery. DIR. Miles Pills speedily cure bilious
ness, bad taste, torpid liver, piles, constipation
Unedualed for men women, children. Smallest
mildest surest. so doses IS cents. samples free
at 4. X Penny's, Stanford.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-06-19
WOOD went TO Henderson

MAJ. WooD went to Henderson to
speak with Hon. John Young Brown,
but he was taken sick and Mr.. Brown
kindly took him to his home and cared
for him, instead OF giving the trouncing
he would otherwise have given him. By
the way it's mighty handy to get sick, if
by SO doing you can keep from being
run through threshing machine.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-06-19
Bucklen's Arnica Salse

The best salve IN the world for cuts, bruises,
sores ulcers salt rheum, fever sores letter, chap
ped hands, chilblains, corns and all skin vfap
lions and positively cures piles, or 40 pay requir
ed It's guaranteed to give perfect sansiAe nor,
or money refunded. Price 2s cents per BOZ
For sale by A X. Penny, Stanford, Ny.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-06-19

When Baby was sick. we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castora
When she became Miss, she chung 10 Castoria
When she mad Chill 'ren. she gave them Castoria
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-05-01
MISCELLANY.


What woke ne, Surely in my dreams heard
the teacher call
The roll as she did years ago "Uly's'' Menden-
ALL
heard that name then just as plain and his re-
Spouse rs clear
As when from his far corner eat Ulysses answer
ed Here
Ulysses Simpson Mrndenall, the partner Of my
The partner of my sorrows too-when you and
were boys
We learned 10 skate together on the creek at
Together gathered walnuts from the tree around
the hin;
As partners trapped the redb bird fshcd togetherin
the brooks
And joined 10 gather scrap-iron to exchange for
CollabOrated on the spoil of marble playing skill;
And ON the autumn Saturdays W. tralnped o er
field and hill,
And emulated Daniel Boone from morn to set of
sun
You with your honely yellow dog, with my
And when the sun in summer made the road a
quivering track,
How Willingly you wooed the chauc, Of blistering
your back,
In helping thin the corn rows just to gratity the
whim
OF father, who insisted that | work before swim
Ulysses Simpson Mendenall that ragged coat you
wore
Is just as plain to me though We two were boys
once more,
For remember well each rent how this was torn
the day
The hornets chased yon through tn, hedge while |
hid in the hay:
And this recalls the time vii N W. climb, 4 the old
mulberry tree;
And this, almost blush to say, came from fight
with me
Dear old Ulysses Mend mall. how far away those
days
How sweetly painful are the dreams old memories
raise,
Somehow nodded at the fir, tonight and doled -
aud then
hurried back across the years and we were boys
again
But oh. to that ragged coat to grasp that cal
lOused hand
To talk with you of things which only We would
understand.
I'll close my eyes and try again to hear the teach
er call
The roll, and hear you answer Here Ulysses
Mendenall
HaTper's Weekly.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-05-01

Conjugal love is not preserved in family
jars.-1erdS SUingS.
Mr.. Beck Hall: Good afternoon. Miss
Annex. Going for walk? hope may
accompany you?' Miss Annex: Yes.
Dr. Sargent says we must always walk
with some object, and suppose you will
answer the purpose. '-Hdrrdrd Ldmp00n.
links: "Why do you offer such large
reward for the return of that contemplate
pug dOg?' Winks: "TO please my wife. -
Jinks: But such reward will be sure to
bring him back" Winks: mo. it won t.
He's dead. '-Neio York Weekly.
Aunty Ito whom the game of base bal
has been eXplained): IL do not quite I'M
derstand it yet" Little boy; "Why
aunty, it's as plain as the nose on your
face" Aunty (whO has rather a large
nose); "You should not use such expires,
sions, my dear Little boy chastity cor
recting HIMSELF: 81 mean, aunty, it's as
plain as pike staff. "-Good Neics.
First hired girl: Life would be pleas
anter if it We're not for washing days.
Second hired girl; AYE, there's the rub. s.
NeIo York Press.
1.-The effect of Rev. Mr.. Harkins sermon
on the terrors of Hades was lost" "How
sop ''The church was as cold as a barn.
and the prospect he held out was rather
agreeable. "-EpOch
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-05-01

Ache they would be almost priceless 70 tnOst
who suffer from this distressing complaint:
but fortunately their goodness does not end
here, and those who once try them will find
these little pills valuable in so many ways that
they will not be willing 10 do without them.
But after all sick head
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-05-01

A sEAsoNABLE PoNE ny A MAN or LAR
ESCE IS LIFE

sEAsoNABLE PoNE ny MAN or LARGE EXPER
ENCE IL LIFE.
Come ont into the garden Maud":
Come out, and watch me make IT,
I've got two spades, three pecks of seeds
And a rake with which to rake it,
Come out, and watch with what deft skill
An Irishman hire:
And help me sit upon the fence
To watch the man perspire
When was young and foolish. Mauie
used to do that work:
Aud showed big blisteis on my hands
As proudly as a Turk:
But nov, although my head is BALI
It's twenty times as foxy.
Aud when the gentle spring time comes.
garden it by proxy,
~ Y. Herald.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-05-01

Herbs, Barks and Gums
gathered by the Indians.
You cannot live to old age if
you are diseased; just bear
that in mind. Kickapoo In
dian Sagwa will break up any
kind Of a fever in fact by its
occasional use you ward off
sickness of every kind. For
sale by all Druggists.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-05-01
ACH E
LIVE TO BE 100.

To reach a good old age
keep your blood pure and rid
yourself of Constipation,
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Loss of Ape
tite, Scrofula, Rheumatism
and Chills and Fever by tax
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-05-01

f. G, Thorn, the druggist, desires us TO publish
the following testimonial as he handles the RENE
dy and believes II to be reliable II bought fifty
cent bottle OF Chamberlain's Pain Balm and a =
dlled II 10 my limbs, which have been afflicted
with rheumatism at intervals for one year At
the time bought the Pain Balm was unable to
Walk can truthfully say that Pain Balm has
Kansas. Mr.. A. b. Cox, the leading druggist at
Hollywood, vouches for the truth of the above
statement