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kossuth's English.

Kossufn had a remarkable mastery Of
English This story shows how he
strengthened his knowledge Of our diff
cult tongue. Speaking at Concord, Mass,
Kossuth wished to express the figure of
the Austrian eagle rending the young
freedom of Hungary. The word escaped
him Stopping for a moment in the full
flight Of ~elOquence, he asked a matter Of
fact American who sat near him, What
you say when man tear his coat
Hole" IA the reply. That word did
not satisfy him, and Ralph Waldo En-
erson, who had overheard the question,
whispered rent" with poetic sympathy
for euphony, and the stately sweep of
b sentence was completed. He learned
the language after his arrest in 1887,
when he wa sentenced in 1888 to three
years imprisonment, during a part of
which he was cut off from all communi-
cation with his friends and was denied
the use Of pen and ink. and even Of
books. In the second year he was allow
ed to read, but as all political books
were interdicted he selected an English
grammar, Walkers Pronouncing Die
tionary, and Shakespeare. Without
knowing a single word he began to read
The Tempest" He was engaged for a
fortnight in getting through the first
page.-Chicago Herald.
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A Natural Surprise.

Information was given to the police
authorities at B-that a master tailor
certified TO be dead and buried with due
solemnity many years ago Vas still in
the Land Of the living. For the purpose
of a gigantic swindle a doctor had been
bribed to make out a spurious certificate
in order to obtain payment of the insur-
ance money, amounting to 80, 600 marks.
Further inquiries having established the
accuracy of the facts as alleged, the cot
fin was exhumed and was found to con-
tain nothing but a stout ironing board.
At the sight of it a policeman standing
by exclaimed in astonishment, "Golly.
how he has altered!"- Deutscher
Reichsbote.
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Sneczing Ont the Wedding Party.

The Rev. R. 5. Hawa-. in the course
of some "reminiscences Of an aged friend
Of his, quotes an anecdote which this
friend. himself a clergyman, was fond
Of telling. 1t is about 1 marriage cere-
mony and a pinch OF snuff. and III the
narrator's own language runs thus:
1T was always the custom in those
days for clergyman after the marriage
to salute the bride first before any other
person. Well. it was 50 that l had Just
married a very buxom, rosy young lady,
and when it was over / proceeded 10
observe the usual ceremony. But had
Just taken an enormous finger and
thumbful Of snuff. Son0 sooner had the
bride received NV kisS-aud | gave her
a smart kiss for her good looks-than
she began TO z The bridegroom
kissed her, e course, and he began also.
Then the best man advanced 70 the
privilege. Better he hadn't, for he be-
gan TO sneeze awfully. and by and by
the bridesmaids also, for trey were all
kissed in turn. till the whole party went
sneeZing down the aisle, and the last
thing | heard outside the church was
'Tchu, tchu, tchu.' till the noise was
drowned BY the bells from the tower. I"
London Tit-Bits.
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Paper Tires For Bicycles.

The writer has visited the experimental
shop Of the parties who are working out
the idea Of making tires from paper for
bicycles. a pressure equal to 1876 pounds
was brought to bear upon a rubber tire
wheel in the presence Of the writer. and
the tire sunk in at the bottom. Then
the same kind Of a wheel was treated in
the same way as regards pressure, but
the tire was made of paper. The same
weight did not cause the tire to sink in
so much as in the case Of the rubber one.
Thus the paper tire can be run over cob
blestones, sandy roads, mud, etc, and be
less affected. The continual squeezing
together and initiating Of the rubber tire
has a tendency to wear the rubber and
cause a fracture. The paper tire, being
less liable to fatten or sink in. is not sub
ject to this wear.-Boston Commercial
Bulletin.
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Rousseau and Miilef.

Rousseau and Millet We're very unlike.
as one may infer from their work. Rous-
seau was essentially a landscape painter,
and it was in the woods that he found
his favorite themes. The splendors of the
setting sun or sheltered hooks in the
woods were subjects he was fond of
painting. Beautiful effects like these en-
raptured him, and naturally he sought
to reproduce them. Millet, like Rous-
seau, was an admirer Of the grandeur
and richness Of nature, but he was more
deeply moved by another sentiment. In
his mind it was man who played the
principal part, and to his eyes the land
scape was the stage on which the drama
OF humanity was represented. The con-
tinued labor which the life of man de-
mands. his sufferings, his pains as wei
as his joys, his pleasures, his WEAKNESS,
his rest, his peace-these were the con
ditions that appealed most strongly to
Francois imagination, and it was these
which he felt himself driven to paint
Pierre Millet in Century.
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The Gallery Gods Applause.

Lawrence Barrett once told me Of a
conversation he had with Edwin Boot.
The latter had been congratulated upon
an ovation given him by a crowded
house on the opening night Of an engage,
ment. The sweetest music to my ears"
said the great tragedian, lis the shout
ing of the boys in the gallery. know
they are not applauding because | have
reputation or because they wish to make
a display. They simply give vent to
their natural enthusiasm. When they
shout, l know that l am giving a good
performance. As for the parquet, il
may clap its hands out Of politeness. a
dramatic critic who had certain notions
as to how q line should be read will ap-
plaud if l read it his way; otherwise he
will remain quiet. can never analyze
the applause Of the front rows, but the
gallery is sincere in its likes or dislikes."
Chicago Record.
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Disappointing.

She was a very cultured and fashion.
able young lady. albeit she was only 9
years old. and she was a resident of New
York. A gentleman calling on her par.
ents had an opportunity to have a brief
tete-a-tete with her.
Il presume he said. that when you
grow up you will marry, as all little girls
do"
No" she replied la~nguidly. NO,
hardly think l SHALL
Indeed! That viii be SO disappoint'
ing"
POSSIBLY it may be to mamma and te
the young gentleman, but not to me ]
fancy" and she iolled back in her chair
quite tired TO death, don't you know
Detroit Free Press.
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Hard on the Canary.

A little West Somerville girl was
punished n day for something she had
done which she was told not to do.
While her eyes were wet with tears
she demanded Of her mother, with a
pout, We'll, who told you?"
ooh, a little bird told me-"
As the mother left the room she heard
the child urn toward the innocent ca
nary which hung in a cage near the win
dow and with ~infantile spite say, Mean
old tattle tale, tattle tale."
The little bird" story worked we'll
that time surely.-Somerville Journal.
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1hibooaur 9fntinel.
An INSECT COMMUNITY.
The Wonderful Methods of Work and Gov
eminent Employed by Wasps.

The Wonderful Methods of Work and Gov
IN Employed by Wasps.
wasps act as architects, builders, car
pentess and paper maker They go
abroad into the fields and gardens in
search Of provisions With exemplary
care for the public welfare they eat out
the sunny side Of your peaches and carry
away meat from the lamb chops III your
larder. Man. base man, who robs the
busy bee q its hard earned honey aid
slavs the gentle calf for the production
Of veal outlets. usually speals OF the 50
cia!ist insectIaS robbers and GoIreda-
tors. B1- he fo-octs that the generous
and public spirited wasp does not lev
tribute on lis arricoEs Tor itself alone
1t i the -co-2nlssary Of the republic
Each worker hurrIes back 10 the nest the
resa,t9 of his fruit hunting n his ma
raudilg expeditions and shares them
anno1E hi Y subjects with that dis
triIutiye u ,ic which Aristotle preach
ed ard which nobody il our human com
nus.ities practices. He carries cut the
principles VI tie Fabian society.
Ever successful wasp. when be r.
turns 70 the nest with a piece Of prime
bee, or q wingiess fly, or a cargo Of
sugar savoi for the community from
the grocer's barrel. perches on the top Of
the dome among lis assembled fellows.
and disgor-i1g ali his spoils divides
then equally among nurses and paper
makers. His two main doctrines are.
IF any wap will not work, neither
shall lie ea-, and "Every wasp 10 labor
according 10 his capacity aud receive
according to his needs in a free com
munity.
Division Of labor. | believe. goes a
long wav i'll the nest. Some Of the work
ers seem to b. specially employed as for
ayers and soldiers, others appear to be
told of as nurscs and guardians, while
yet others are engaged as paper makers
and masons. 1t i even said that these
last work by definite shifts. I know not
on what authority, and that they each
have a space Of about a square inch al
lotted TO them to fill with cells, on which
no neighboring worker is permitted to
encroach with impunity. But these are
perhaps the fictions Of imaginative OBJ
servers At any rate, the eight hours act
is lot yet in operation Wasps work early
and late Of their own mere notion
Long1nan's Magazine.
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Going Far For a Precedent.

1t is about 10 years since the District
OF Columbia courts ceased to consider
Good Friday a nonjudicial day. In Chief
Justice Carriers court at that time the
old custom was first changed. Said the
late Hon. Richard T. Merrick to the
late Chief Justice Cartier:
"You will not mold court tomorrow
why not:' said the chief justice.
"1t will be Good Friday" answered
Mr.. Merrick. Court has never been
held on that day"
"This court will be held - declared
the chief justice.
"Then," said Mr.. Merrick, your
honor will be the first judge who has
held court on that day since Pcntius
PLATE. st. Louis Globe Democrat.
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Professor Lombroso. the eminent
Italian scientist who holds such very
strong adverse opinions as to the abil-
ity of women to feel pain as acntely as
men do. has lately been pursuing his
Investigations in another direction. and
he has now delivered himself of the
unqualified opinion that women of the
criminal and immoral type are invari-
ably larger of hands and feet and small
er in the head than average N
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A LAZY TELLER.

Mighty fond o fshin,
God as good can be,
Bot / keep a-wishin
That the riverd come to me.
Like the weather sunny,
When the bees are all alive;
VISIT they'd bring their honey
To me an hot the hive
Hunters horn ~s-taotin,
Powder on the shelf,
Like 70 60 a-shootin
II the gun would load itself.
Fond o turkey eatin-
Mighty good an sweet,
BIT lis overheatin
When YOU have 20 cat the meat.
World never DOUBT it
Has a lot 10 give:
Only trouble 'bo1ti i
Got 10 work 70 i've.
Cincinnati Enquirer
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Cnappreciated.

A single word sometimes reveals a
mans Utmost thought.
"Who are those girls playing a duet on
an evening party.
Zone of them is the daughter of the
hostess" was the answer.
And who is her accomplice?'-Lon-
don Tit-Bits.
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A asst Concern.

a Cheltenham correspondent states
that he, abuilder's clerk to a well known
firm ii Cheltenham, ''can boast by say
ing that We do sufficient trade in this
town alone to keep q nation in regular
employment The answer must be ap-
pended The firm have an apprentice
whose name is "A. Nation. Hereford
(Englandl Journal.
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Jack rabbits from the far west are
sold in the New York markets. They
are sent east in great numbers by firms
that buy Of the pot hunters. They are
sold side by side with the native hare
of the east. and each jack rabbit weighs
cOuSIu.
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Goat raising is an important and
growing industry in Oregon and some
other northwestern states. One rancher
in Benton county, Or, has a fine herd
of $50 goats. which includes a number
of Thoroughbred Angora bucks. Tween
ty-two cents a pound is the lowest this
man has received for a fleece in a dozen
wears.
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ExcusabIe.

Customer-Waiter, this bullock's heart
is very badly cooked.
Waiter-Well. sir, the fact is, the
cooks been crossed in love, and when
ever he has anything to do with a cart
it so upsets him that he doesn't know
what he's a-doin of.-London Million.
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His Sole Regret.

You are rot afraid to die, are you?"
asked the weeping watcher by the bed
side.
No." whispered the chronic kicker,
"but it does worry me to think that |
shall soon be with he silent majority,
when all of my lie l have so enjoyed
being in the noisy minority. Indian
apolis journal.
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Persians dump their household refuse
into deep cesspools dug inside of the
house. These cesspools have no outlet
and help TO account for that country be-
ing the hotbed Of cholera.
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Some of the bricks found in Babylon
indicate By the stamps upon their sur
face an age of at least 5, 900 years. The
art Of brickmaking was well developed
at that time, for no bricks are better
Llade than these.
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To keep tortoise shell combs bright
rub them after each wearing with soft
leather. When they become dim, clean
with rotten stone and oil applied with
chamois.
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The famous trout ponds of the Cats
in a lake near Emnonsville. Two 9TH
CT new trout ponds will also be pre-
pared in the mountains before long.
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Things made wholly or in part of clay
and baked, which are Opaque, are called
pottery. Those which are s~emitranspar-
ent are porcelain.
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Limitations of Hypnotism.

New BOarder-What's the row up
stairs:
Landlady-It's that professor Of hyp-
notism trying TO get his wife's permits
sion to go ont this evening.-New York
Weekly.
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japanese cooks are the most cruel in
the world. They cut every atom Of
flesh of a living fish piecemeal without
first causing death.
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Insects inhabiting islands have either
very short wings of very little use in fly.
ing c. III wings at all
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-04
Sn SerIu6uug.

(iuS Der 9aItimOrer rSatb. 9Olts;ettung. ~
IS i9lu9 flint ubr, uno an Dem un=
ireunolidcn 6ebruartage mar es bereits
ID ountel, oab Die miioen, jungen Nrz
beiterinnen in einem Wooemaarens8e=
i6dft gu Stem Sort ndber uno ndber
gum 6enlter rilften. Sas NrbeitsSim=
mer ipar nur Elm i1maler. i6lebt &C.
l~iiiteter Eaum, fat ilberfiillt bon blei=
den, armen uno iAleht besaDlten Md=
berinlen.
% mein @ott," i%euiste zines Der
jun9en Mdo1en, yoieies 9rie6ii6e
Wulter lit bod gar 81 idledt naASu=
MAIDEN, uno mein &Opf i6merSt mid
10 iebr. SD weiB audi gar nibt, nos
rum Maoame @6artou oieies &leio
iMon wieoer GnOern ldBt, na1oem lie
es taum getragen bat"
.8ib es mir Der, ermioerte bic Nah=
BARN. sd mill es i6On ierti9 mas
den, oamlt oil beim uno su @ett geben
tannlt, oenn ionlt luirit on ibllieBli6
gar nod ernlili6 traut."
Die trante Nd6eriu sO9erte einen
4ugenbIid; IA aber ibr unpobliein ii6
ltei9erte. nabm lie enoli6 oas Nnerbie=
ten an uno la9te: IS lit iebr siitig
bon Dir, liebe aatbie; i'd muB wirtli9
mad Sauie Se9en."
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GbrittIi6e SonoerbiimOler

60 blind linb bic @briiten Der per=
idieoenen driitliden SenOminationen
benin bod ni6t, baB lie ni6t einieben
tOnnten, oaB Die itets sunebmenoe 3er=
iplitterung i'm YrOteitantismus cine
allmdblige IuflOiung Oeiielben berbei=
fiihren muB. Saber audi lire allberz
proentlihen Initrengungen al elmer
Ginisung, Die ih lupbl, ipenn Tie ge=
ldnge, cine CONFEDERATION, nlemals
aber oils einise STRIDE beSei9nen t0nnte.
SnwieIern bic 8runola9e uno Die
gbli6t 3nr eritrebten Gereini9ung gut
uuo rein 1T, mill i6 bier ni9t bea6=
ten, benin nur bic llnmDgli6telt oeriel=
ben lit jeBt mein SGema; mir mOIlen
ben Setbeili9ten Die quite &bIi6t uno
ben 9uten Wiuen ui6t abipre6sn, inio=
fern mir lie bon ibrem eigenen Stano=
puntte aus be~urtbeilen. 6reilib neD=
men mir einsn 9anS an0ern Stano=
punt Elm, duf welbem es inns MIR 81
tlar in Die 4u9en fGQt. pie bic 9an;e
Su6t na6 CONFEDERATION ibrerlcits nllr
cine ~grOBartige SemOnitrOtion 9egen
bic tatboliI6e Stride lit, baben aber Die
trDltli6e NusIi6t, DAB Die 9anSe Qn=
aelegenbeit in Dieier Concentration er=
ititen wirO. S6On Diele Sabre baben
li6 bic GonfOoeratiOnslulti9eM abse=
miibt uno feline Soften geiheut, miiien
aber beute lelbit B%efennen, DAB lie ni1t
nur feineu Shriit bOran9etommen Iino,
iOnbern baB aljGbrli0 ibr Sau nelle
9ilie bstommen bot. 6ru1tlos blisb
ibre, bon 1000 Selegaten aus alien
Grotbeilsn beiu6te @onierenS in 2oll=
oDn, i'm Sabr 1888. Ni6t minoer
irubtlos bic i'm Sabre 1890 ob9ebal=
tene, ebenio sablreib beludte SOnn=
observation-disclosures. Gbenio tldgli6
Derlieieu Die jabrli6en 6OnierenSen in
Nmerita. SIN pOri9en Sabre waren
ilber eintauienb Sele9aten aus allen
9tationen unb SenOminatiOnen in Ct.
Souis Deriamnelt, unO liefen gans u,l=
Derrl6teter Sa6e wleDer auseinanoer.
Oils permansnte 2lrbeiter in oieIem
6eioe baben mir Sipei internatiOnole
Yerbinbunsen, ndmli6 Die GOungelii6e
9llian5, Die i'm S0B 8e9en Die tatbo=
lii9e Stride ielbit ibren bitteriten 6eiu-
ben ni4ts gu piinI6en itbrig ldBt ulo
li6 bier lOwpbl ais in Seutl9lano
einen auriiGi9en Ruf erworben bat.
is 1T 9eraoe oiele Gp. NllanS, Die in
SeutihlanO sur @ieoererwedung Oes
tatbolii6en 8efibls mabti9 bcigetro.
gen bat; lie 1T ein Oiiener 6einO i'm
6eloe. 9us ibrem Nrienul beSieben
unIere @paiiten ibre @ei6Olle Der 9iis
gen, Der Ssrlaumoungen. Der Gntitsl=
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GDrc oem DemtIe)em &atDolifen
pou Welu GamptDm, ga.

Wir bringen an anoerer Sttl!e eilen
glrtifel iiber Die 8lofeumeiGe in Der
Oeuti0en f0tboliiGen @emeinoe bon
Neip SamptOn, ga. Sieie nod lunse
Oeuti6e 8elneinoe pun 9teip Sampton
pcroiert Elm 9anS periii9lihes Sob. @be
nGmli6 je Elm oeutI6er YrieIter ba mar.
b0tteu bielel6en aus eigenem Intriebe
Ieds Sabre lang ibre oerti6e fatbOliIde
S0ule erballt uuo erbalteu ullo lie ba=
ben aus ibren eigenen Mitteln bic
I6one nelle Stride 9ebaut uno besablt
lruo inn i'm Se9riIfe o0s Yiarrbaus 81
DpllenDen. Die Deuti6en Satboliten
inter Der 2eitung oes til6tisen Serrn
Semutb oaieibit perbienen ,pesen Der
Spfer, pelbe lie fir bic oeuti6e tatbO=
liihe 8farri9ule uno ibr oeuti6es ta=
tbOliiAes @emeinoeWeien 9ebra9t gang
.beionoers gelObt Sl peroen uno oa nit
Der 9lntlnft &eD. S%OrtenbrOds ibr
iebnlidlter @unih, einen beutiden
prieiter 81 baben, in Griiiauns geaan=
gen lit, 10 bere9ti9t Die relle Gemeinoe
su ben ibOniten SOHnunseu.
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Cine Yropbcseibun9 bon Sen=
iamin Nroufltu.

GIN II. September 1876 perta9te
Ii9 Die Contention Der nOroameritani=
I6en GOlonien, nadoem lie jenes be-
rilbmte Sotument entpOrfen batten,
wel6es nod beute als Ser. Staaten
Contribution" beltebt. So6 CAB es be-
rsits oamals einiidtige Mdnner, wel9e
iAarilinnig senug Waren, UNI 81 er=
fennen, Dab oieies Document piele
Mdngel belize. 9ie Selesateu bes
Staates Sem Yort. Oates H.. Gaming,
9in9en io9or % nett, oaB lie lib grol=
leno surilfsO0en, ebe Die Convention
ibre 4rbeit UOllenOet bate. 9lnoere
wie Ianooipb uno Wta'pn unb 8errp
bon Maiia6uietts, Der nabmalige Yiz
ceprdiioeut, permei9erten lire lluterz
i6riiten. Der alte Benjamin 6rants
lin bon Ebilabelpbia unterSei0nete
po6l, lieB aber Our9 Serrn 0iliOn in
Der Contention cine NOoreIle perleIen,
iporin e5 inter unoerem Dleb:
tyS6 mus ofien 9eiteben, baB i'd eis
ni9e Sbeile oieier 9ontltutlon HnmD9s
lid gutbeiBen fam ...... Sa i6 aber
meme, bnB cine allgemeine &e9lerung
fir uIls n0tbig lit uno es feline Ge9ie>
run9sform 9ibt, Die niGt eilem Solte
sum Segen gerei9en muB, Denn lie
gut permaltet 1T, 10 beige id bieie 6ons
Ititution nit all ibren Wtdneelu gut.
SD CLAUDE aud. DAB man nit Silie
bieler Contribution cine Heibe bon Sab
rem gut regieren miro. bin aber felt
iiberSeugt, oaB lie enoli6 einmal wie
ole iibri9en @egierun9sformen nit
Sespotismus enoen muB,
penn oas Golt einmal 0 enta II
tet e II miro, OaB es cine OespO=
tide &egierung benOtbigt. neil es su
telHer anOeren mebr geeignet 1T. a.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-04

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