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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-11

- 3pei @Seibsbiloer Hamens g.
Collins uno Wt. Suls linO ipegen Slim
oesmoro sefdnsliA ein9cSoaen poroen.
~ Sin Snnbe Mnnens @ummin1s
erlitt in Shreiber IL @pn6ars 8eihdft
cine &erleBung an Nl9e Our9 Elm
Stiif giien bas i'm traf.
= Megcn elmer 9anDberltei0erun9
81 Sammono, Sa., an l3. Ses., miro
bic SllinOis Central am IL. Deg. einer
Grturlionssug oOrtbIn abgeben lallen.
s Der 4jdbri9e Sermann Shepplep,
oellen Gltern un9eIabr 4 Weilen nOro=
lid bon Der StaOt wGbnen, lit an
SOnnerltag 4beno o0ielbt 9eitorbeu.
- Serr Sacob 6briItmann iiel am
Sreitag MOrgen auf Dem yiir9erIteioe
oil Der WainItraBe oerart un0liidlih,
oab er mebrere Wiinuten beiinnungslos
blieb.
= Sns Pferb bes Seern Sons, oes
Cutters oes S6ibeupart, braunte am
Samsta9 am MarttplaBe our6 uno
Sertriimmerte ben g8a9en, an ben es
9elpannt mar.
Sufner, Seras. - Sabre lang
fit i6 al rbeumatii6en S6mlersen uno
mar bduiis bettlageriQ; our6 bic Nn=
penoung BON Ct. Satcbs Del prroe
i6 oarerno Sebeilt. -gmanoa MOrton.
= Die Sirma Matbis Bros. d SO.
bOn Sit=S Dubuque, pelde aus &. 81.
Matbis, s. &. Pagles uno q. 6.
Wtatbis beltano, bat lih aui0el0t uno
Serr 5. u. Mtatbis bat bas 0el6dit
ilbernOmmen.
= Sim Sonnerita9 glbeno berIam=
melten li6 i'm bieIi9en S9iibenparte
Die ein= uno austretenOen 6~Ountpbeam=
ten in 9emiitbli6er u~nterbaltun9,
pel6e fir alle bon angenebmer Grim
nerung lein miro.
--'glls MDnta0 Nbeno Der Mebaer
s. Beacon al 6lepelanO NOenue uno
9ooseltraBe einen Stablbaten in Elm
SAB i9iagen mollte, brab oerlelbe unO
es flog ein Stiif in iein arl9e, mel6es
Der Nrst berausSieben muBte uno Die
Sebtrait oeiIelben lpabri1einli6 bre=
den miro.
= Sat- in jeoem Sabre leioe i6 i'm
Sriiblin0e iopobl Uie i'm Serblt an
8erltppfun9 ulo an einem Seber= INN
Nierenleioen, 8ie 9nWenoun9 bon
Or. @u9ult Son:9's Samburaer Crop
fen beilt mid jeOO9 itets wieoer. =
@arl 6briitian S1neioer. Blooming
ton, ST..
= gu NaibOiae in Sadion @puntD
bat Der oorti9e Sheriff. ben Yieroeoieb
Nameus Bruce Srpin srwiidt, welber
tiirSlih 81 SOlD @rOB oas Yfero oes
germ y. Wic8uire bon bort noh
Dubuque brabte uno perltei9ern lieB
uno nub wel6em Sheriff. Ybilipps leit-
Dem eiiriS fabnoete.
Gem 9eri6te unIeres ftdotiihen
Geiunobeitsratbes iiir Den Monat gto=
Dember entnebmen mir 6ol0enoes: Sic
3abl Der 5poesiQlle mar 20, mpuUn Ii
mdnnli1en uno l3 weibli1en @eible6=
tes waren. Sic 3abl Der 8eburten
mar So; oapon ~ mdmnli9sn uno 80
weibli9en GeiAlc4tss.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-11
Breach Of Promise.

Gnr DEM bieiigen 6eribte lit 9e0en=
mdrtl9 Die SerbanOlung zines SALES
lpe9en grub bes gegebenen Gbeper=
ipreAens I'M 8an0c. 9as Sralensim=
mcr, pelbes Die &la9e eingereiAt bat,
beiBt S%anopiiOe uno tritt 9egen Den
bleligen arSt Or. Guthrie auf.
9Senn man bic Sngesbldtter liebt,
pelbe Darauf beIteben nit elmer trau=
rigen Scniationswutb al Die Ginsel=
heiten Der SerbanoluRgen, Die Nusia=
gen Der 3eusen, bic ndberen umiidnDe
oes Observation-Disclosures, ETC., etc.
brett 81 treten, 10 tam man MIR Gins
ia9en: oas ganse S%erfabren lit elm
Spbn auf jeoes ernIte 8eri6tswelm.
Senn Die erite Soroerlung Der Ofent=
liden Moral lpdre pp6 sueiIfelps Die,
oaB oerartiae Observation-Disclosures
bel perihlolenen 8 \ Ii n
abNemaht miiroen ulo, oaB ben SreB=
jnn9en Der 3uttitt OOer oDb w~enigltens
oas Sreittreten unD Die SetaiiI9iloe=
run9en perbOten niiroen. 9Sie Die
&la9en tpe9en Sruh oes GbeperIpre=
6ens I6on an li6 traurige 6Ommentare
aut Die Dftentlide Moralitlt lino, 10
lino aud Die &erbanolungen oieier
Sale bel ~offenen Sbiiren ein niiroiges
Seitenltilf welbes Den Iittliden grnlt
6aratteriiirt, Der uniere @erihtsbofe
beberrl6t; uno Die Nrt uno gSeile mie
unlere Sagesbldtter oieie S%erbOnOlun=
gen i1iloern. lit oas acknowledgements
fir uniere Breiie. melNe iib einen
9roBtaOtii6en @nltri6 9eben mill,
inoem lie ibre Spalten gum Nrienal i.ilr
Den S09estl0tih ernieOrigt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-11
Sir 3errcn Mr6iteften Bed & 6cer

baben Die 9ldne su Dem neuen Shul=
ballie in Spersuille geliefert. IS lit
oieie Irbeit cine gang porSigli6e gm=
pieblun9 fir oieie Sirma, welbe audi
mir aut oas Selte empieblen.
Die Serren Bed Il Seer BADEN audi
Die Ylane gum nelen S6ulbauie oes
bp6lu. Sater Seuerlieiu in @ascaOe
9eliefert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-11
gIwSiitee aus cin9eiaafemen Srtes
fen init SettrG9cn fit sas
SoicNninunt.

Ginlie0enb I6ife i6 Sbneu $40 iir bic
S~reiltele III @bren Der ,Sr0lterill 0& Setritbs
ten" 13W botten baS 8erlpre6en ger1o6t
bleiCS bei;Wteutyn, rpeNn Der itebe Vott ms
1nicr RinO, lpCldeS al elmer IGDeret 6rdnts
belt ooruieocrlOg Ipicoer 9cluno weroen lleBe
rno Wott lei CAN'T, ut bic Sieine Jest 1oieDer
9eiuno luo muuter, obidon mir trilber orel
6inoer ourb ebelt bicle &rautbeit p~erlOrel
bobcll. sd icuoe SbuGu bieien Seitrog o6z
9lct6 i6 ieIbit nlGt ibr Sarosz
maui bin, bod ciu 9roBer Serebrer S9res
ieli9en GaterS mar.
(2Ius GauenpOrt, Sa.)
Ginem @eriprc6en 9emGB, ieube ib Sbneu
bieien eiuen Collar ;G Gbreu Miorias Der
nGr6itcrtn Der &etriibter Nd woute i9
f0nntc Sbueu eiubuu0ert Collars i6idelt.
(9lltS QSiSconiil.)
en- einer beionocreu Mii6t nm grb0rln18
III eiHem bcionocrn Nnlle9erl ooS ih Der
rSr0iterirl oes Getritbten" cmpfcblet babe,
ibsrmlttcle i'd Sbueu hermit etlen Collar
sur i~iuiteu 6rei'teae. (lIAS 3mtu9Ie, So.)
"a ntei1 ucritorbcner Gatte ell Suremburs
ger mar, m06te i1 0erue eiueu Collar sur
ftniteu GrciiteIe III SIREN Der ySrOitcriu Der
&etribteu" betlteuerll, mas ib biermit tbue.
(2lus WteHomouee, Wtt9.)
Sd ienbe Sbncn hermit 3rpet Collar fir
bic finite S~reiltClle 3u @9ren Der rSrO lterlll
Der Getriibten" I'M Die @rbOruu9 Speier Bit
zen SIT erlou9eu, welde Qrlie9ell betreien, bic
mid iebr betriibeu. M09e Die liebe ,Sr0ites
rin Der 8etrijbteu" bel tbrem 90ttIi9eu Sobue
uIsiiIe 6itripre6erin ietr.
C2Ius GperSpiQe, Sa.)
Giultegeno fnben Sie $500 fir bic FINITE
Srciiteue III Gbreu Der ySr6iterilt Der Setriibs
ten. (2luS 9tortb 2&oibiu9ton, SAL
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-11
Nrurr Ngent.

@ir bNben Serrn Sos. gtmrent gum
GOtNt 2l9enten BON g8ortbingtOu, ST.,
uno um9eoeno ernOnnt. Serielbe lit
alio ermd0tigt nere NbDnnenten 81
fammeln, 8elOer 81 tOlettiren uno
tUiiir 3u Quittiren. Serrn 2attner
u~nieren 9ant fir Die Qeleiitsten 9ienite.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-11
gu %ncrfauicn.

Gin Steinbaus, woriu iib unten ein gro
FER Storeraum uuo obeu s i1Sne @obns
simmer beftubeu. S0slelbe wirb Jest ais
Store 9ebrau6t. Gin Stall uno SroBer
@artell, pel1er 4 Cots 50x100 SuB entbdlt,
iiuo miteiHbesriiieu. gSe9en 9tGberem weupf
man lid al Yeter Sarig,
gilbertSpiQe, So,pa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-11

Sereiniste Staaten.
(l o6tra d.

gu GGtca9O, ST., itarb am
oerfl. SamIta9 in ibrer @Obnung, 100
Mtenomones StraBe, Srau Barbara
Sunius, Satin oes 9errn Peter SSu=
MUS, i'm Qlter pOn 81 Sabren. 9as
Se9rdbniB fano 9ienitag, ben IL.
Se3., Inn bolb 10 llbr mad feierli6enl
SoOtenamte in Der ct. Mli6aelss& Stride
auf Dem Ct. neutrality-suspicious. ltatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-11
Staat nnd Amgegend.

Entered at the Postoffce at Dubuque, Iowa,
and admitted for transmission through
the mails at s%econd-class rates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-11
9ie impuiantc, tatbnliide PiarriGuls
huu Sbsrsbiac bnrG zinc crbe>
brnoe Tricr ciuscpeibt.
Gei6i6tli6e StisSe oers
felben.

Die MitQlieoer Der beutI6en tatbo=
IiI6cn ct. Sronsisfus 8emeinOe BON
Sperspille lno Der bptn. Batter Seer,
Der oei6dbte Yfarrer oerielben, t0nnen
nit He9t auf ibre tlere ber9r0Berte
9farri1ulc uno aud allf Die Irt uno
@eiie, in melber bieielbe eingeweibt
wurOe, itOl5 iein.
glm Wpntas Worsen Tim sebn ubr
mari6irten Der ct. 4loplius Sing
lin9s=&erein uno Der ct. Sran5istus=
9erein nit ibren Re9alien nit Der an=
weienoen Sablrei6en 8eitli6feit IN
feierli4em 3u9e gum nelen Shul=
bauie, no &eo. y. &ern bon Sort
WaoiIon Die Weibe pornabm. Sarauf
be9anm I'M balb Elf llbr IN Der gerdl=
migen Yfarrfir6e oas SOhamt, bel
wel6em iOlgenOe Prieiter am altare
illn9irten: &ep. y. 6ortenbrOf bon
New SamptOn ais Gelebrant; &eo. IS.
Suebrsmann BON Norluap ais Siaton;
Jtep. q. Srerler bon 8iperiioe ais
Sub0latOt.
Die 6eitprcoigt belt Der ho6p. 8ater
NrnOlo Soeoing BON Der ct. Marien=
tirGe in Dubuque, iiber oas Sbema:
Sic tHtboliibe Pfnrri6ule. IS mar
cine itNllnenerre9enoe SebanOlung oes
,3mefes uno Der Nuf90be bieies wi6ti=
gen 3weiges Der tatbOliiAen Grsiebun9
uno Die Nniprade, wel6e nidt umbin
tpnnte einen iebr tieien Ginoruf au
MAIDEN, muBte fir jeoen Der 3ubDrer,
Del1er gum Sau Der ebenbollenoeten
md6tigen fatbolil6en YfarrIbule bei=
getrdgen bate, BON groBer 8enugtbuung
iein. Senn mas &ep. SOeoing i'm
NQ9emeinen iiber Die Yeoeutung Der
tatbOliihen Pfarri6ulen ipra9, oarali
tOnnte ein jeDer Satbolit Der 81 Oeren
Seritelluns beiQetragen bate binoeuten
uno ia9en: rSplhes 81 erreiGen babe
al9 i4 m~itgebOiien, rnD Dos Seiipiel,
lpeldes mir gegeben, Diro oes 1uten
i'm Snterelle unleres edit tatholiiben
Grsiebun9sipitems nod 9ieles i'm 0e=
iplge baben." Yer tii6tige uno wD9l=
0eihulte @bDr trug ullter Der 2eitung
oes aus9e5ei d 2ebrers uno
uor5 ii 9liaen Sr9amiien, Brof.
90. S. &nippcl. 3angl's 6et=Mtele
in erbauenoer @eiIe Dor, uno trug ni9t
weni9 CUR GrbDbung Der Seier bel. Bon
Der bo9piirOigen @eiitli9teit maren
IOIgenDe prieter 5uge9en:
Nrhnrt q ~ Serr Nnnrsnims 4n
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-11

T. S'lowo, Sloepeuoetce, Sa.
9tep. 2trll. goeoilt9, Dubuque, So.
gouis Raeoler, @ornopilo, So.
g. 8eru, Sort Wtooiiou, So.
gduiielb, Eanfltou, Ga.
4. ~. 4ape, 9tew Sienna, Ga.
y s.. 4. &empter, @eit burlington, ga.
". y~uebrsmonn, NorDap, Sa.
SOS. &noepple, 8perspille. So.
2Sm. 6rlapltetl, Sprll9broof, Sd.
n s. Gomeriorb, 4leaiallt Wrope, sSa.
Aug. Grerler, Giuerlioe, ga.
8. :. Sanley, Wau6eitsr, So.
=. Slatterp, 6arleD, sSa.
s. &oiicS, Dubuque, So.
4. t. Sberbroetiin9, N%lrerlbur9, Sa.
8. j. Nrule, alton, Sa.
q. &. Nublp, SberriaS Wounb, Ga.
g. q. &rumm, 3perspiQe, ga.
9. 6ortenbrod, gteip Somptou, So.
Sie neue 8farrihule uno
ibre Gef6 i'd te.
9aB Der Sag Der golenbuna
Der nellen mG6tigen Yfarri6ule
in 9~perspile fir ale oeutI6en Gatbo=
liten oes Stautes BON beonoerer
Seoeutun9 lit, miro Niemano leugnen
mel6er Iit oaran erinnert, baB SDers=
pile cine Metropole oes oeuti6eu &a=
tbOli5ismus ni4t nur BON Dubuque
GOuntp, ion0ern audi oes gan5en Staa=
tes Soma 1T.
S6On i'm Sabre 1862 puroe cine
tatboliibe Yfarri6ulef fir bic beitanois
wa1itnoe fatbolii6e SeDOlterun9 bon
9perspile uno Der llm9eoenb Elm Se=
DiirfniB unO i'm Sabre 1868 gelana es
Dem bo0m. 9ater &ortentamp Sri.
Ntaria S6eer Oe9enpdrtig Srau Sr.
8OrmalO) ge9en cine Yer9iitung bon
$25. per 0tOnat 3u beluegen Die 2ei=
tun9 oes unterri6tes Der Suiammenbe=
ruIeneu tatbolii6en Su9eno 5u iiber-
ne9men, mas oieie NIT einem lpbens=
wertDtn Giier. Sas erite that
S6uuOtal mar elm 3inner oes Sauies
Oes Serrn Stint, wel6es Serr Soiepb
2embef mad &rdften nit Ydnten etc.
periab. Sri. S1eer fun9irte CUR 3eit
aud ols Srganiitin. Sa bic S9iiler=
3a6l Ii3 unterOeiien auf 25 gelteigert
bate, perls9te man oas S9ul3immer in
Oas tleine Saus, wel6es an STEELE oes
leuti9en SauIes oes Serrn Seinrid
NOetbe itano II. ipel9es Der ebrenpertbe
u. 2imbad CUR Serfii9uns 9eiteut
bate.
Sm Serbite 1864 folste auf SRI.
Sbeer, mel6e ibre i6wieri9e Stelle
auf9ab, Serr G. Vurtle, unter oeiien
2~ebrtbdti9teit cine neue S9ule aus
SOlS gebaut wurOe, lueldes am @noe
oes SGbres nod benuBt wuroe uno
nel6es an Der gfe iiiolib BON Der
Stride itano. Sm Serbite 1868 fol9te
Nuf 9errn Surtle Yrof. Geiling ais
2ebrer, welder Oieie STEELE bis gum
Sabre 1870 iuue bate, ais prof. SOr=
mes aus Dubuque an oellen STEELE trat.
Sm Sabre 1877 wurOen Sransista=
neri6weltern nah SDersDiQe beruien
unO oa unteroellen Die S6ilerSabl in=
iol9e oes rai9eu 9a9stbums Der Be-
pOlterun9 our6 neue NniieOler, welde,
fat ausiAlieBlih 0eutibs, Die bor5iig=
li1e Sarmge9eno nm SDersDille auf=
iu4ten uRo OurA einen 9eiunoen Na9=
Wu6s lih beltdnoig mebrte. iparo cine
8er9rOBerung Oes SbullOtales wieoer=
rlm Elm SeoiriniB. Ser bOhw. Batter
&Ortentamp bate i6On 1876 por oas
SplS0ebGuoe einen Nnbau bon Yafitein
erri9ten lailen unD mics ben S6peltern
o0s SOlS9ebduoe, b. b. Die alte S1ule
CUR 98Obnun0 al.
Syn Sabre 1891 mar unter Der unls
ii6ti9en geitun9 Der S9lpeltern bic
S6uler5abl aui $50 9eltie0en. Ser
DO6lu. Yater Seer mar inOeIIen mad
benz SOOe Oes bO6lU. Gater &Orten=
tamp oils Yiorrer Der @emeinoe err
nannt luOroen uno Oieier lab Ii1 balo
oaraul 8~enpt9i8t lla na9 einem &eb=
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-11
Sic SGblnug Der Stimmcn

fir oG5 &mt zines 6rieoensri6ters,
weI6e Oui Serlan9en ein5einer @0noi=
bOten 0cri4tli6 wieOer 9eibab, bat am
9teiultOte Der G8abl Ni1ts 0ednOert
uno es linO bic Serren Murpbp, Mov=
bNnts ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS unO Serr
MtucluD, elmer Der republitOnii6en
GanoiOnten ais erpd6lt ertlQrt mOroen.
Serr @rNb bat su9e9eben, oaB er often
unO ebrli0 9ei6la9en wOroen lei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-11

DR.. prices Cream 8afin9 pcwoer.
SG@fs &sltssusfcluuSs &usisi&naus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-11

Giulieoenb fnoen gle $500 fir bic fiirft,
Sreiitelle gu Gbreu Der cSr0iterin Der Setriib:
ten. (2uS 9tortb Noibin9ton, SAL
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-06

quarrel.n "whst was the nature of nF "A dispute between them as to which loved the other beet. st."-Tid-Bits.
 "Yaas,p said Cholly, "they were afvaid was going to have bwain fevah, doncher know" "Oh, Is that sllfp said Miss Smart "I understood that you had just escaped | serious illness. York Press.
 Nr. Longface-Doctor, don't you think that man ought to take little something fo brace him up these spring dsyef
 pr. Jolly--Why, certainly; thank you. I'll go right along with you.-Dstroit TrI. bune.
 Estslle-Chsflis, dear, won't you give up tobacco for my sakei
 Charles-I do every day already, Estelle, darling. You have no Idea how many folks strike me every day for 6 cigar Sonerville Journal.
 "How is the contested will case coming on, Ar. Dowerf' ''Irs all settled, and h my favor" 'T congratulate you. sup pose you'll soon be taking your family to EuropeI" "No, but my lawyer is going to take his."-Soundings.
 Excited Sportsmsn Ito farmsrl-Ssy, did you see . bird fall anywhere about heref shot at one just now, and saw the fsathsrs Ay. Farmer-No, I ainit sesn nothin' of it. I guess when the feathers flew the bird flew with 'em.-Teras Sitt. ings.
 Johnny, on his first visit to the country, saw little mule cot trotting after its mother. "Rov do you like old Bessis'l eolta" asked Uncle George. "why, is that her ooltr said Johnny, much surprised I thought 1t wAs an orphanIn-Kats Fields Washington.
 "Well, Charles" said the proud fsthsr, 'you are to be graduated in June. whsi are your ideas as to selecting your profes- sionf 1 think I'll be a lawyer, father. I am fond of ease.n "Easel Do you con. sider the lawyers profession one of eassF 'It certainly is at the start. Young law yers never have much to do."-Harpsr', BsZsr.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-06
Following The Biue Birds North
 ward.

lMsurise Thompson 10 New York Independent l
 Mark Cstesby was the frst ornithologist to describe our blaebird intellisently, aud he made the mistake of calling Its flight rapid, when, In fact few of our oscines are more leit rely and deliberate in their wing movements. As far as I can see c blue bird can recognize Its dreamy. floating motion when it goes strsying from stake to stake along fencs row. Edward and Wilson followsd Catesby, and have bsen in turn folio wed by most later descriptive writers into the errors of making out the bluebird to be a great flyer and capable ! of distant migration. My own observation shows that our sialis does not make long flights. It's migratory movement are dila. tory, mere eyasions of extreme cold. W.T. son himsslf more than suspected this, and
 made fun of the popular legend that blue
 birds hid in rock crsvices and hollow trees during hard winter weather.
 once set out northwsrd from the Gulf
 coast late in January and observed blue.
 birds as far north as Decatur, Ala. Ten days aftsrward they were alorg the south ern side of the valley of the Ohio river; on the Itu OI EcptuAEy tuey hrrlVed 0f my
 home, nearly 200 miles further north. In
 fact, these plueky little birds play along the surf line of winter until 1t withdrAws
 from their immemorisl nesting region. Or
 nitholosists seem to forget that the nesting
 place of bird is nearly always its furthest
 northvArd reach, and that bluebirds, and many other migratory birds nest all the | way from Canada to Florida. Esch bird ! withdrAws southward from his hous only | iust as far as the surf liue of winter pushes 1t. This is not true of all migratory rpec- les, but it applies 10 the mocking bird, tue common robin, the turtledove. the blue-
 bird and many other oscinss. The blusbird bsipQ extremely brave and hardly, is often resident considerably north of the noun
 tain region of Tennessee. That Is. he winters there; and he it is who jumps up | into middle Indiana whenever there comes | d week or two of mild weather late in Jan. nary or during February. When our win. tsrs are very cold, and wash far south with
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-06
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APPENDIOITIS.

APPENDIOlTIs.
 Those who can remember how they spent many of childhood's happy hours seated in a cherry tree gobbling cherries and swal lowing the stones until they were as full as the little hesthen boy who used to figure in the Sunday school book with his belly rounded out with poi, and those who can remember how in like happy hours they were wont to wander from grapevine to grapevine gorging themselves with grapes and too lazy or too indifferent to spit out the seeds, have reason to marvel. Accord ter of them should have been dead long ago, tumbled into untimely graves by the awful appendicitis. Yet they are walking around comparatively chippsr, though they are iDjuring theory by being alive. Nowadays nobody is swallowing anything that can by any possibility cause appen- dicitis, and yet the dread disease is rapidly on the increase. People who have not known until recently that there was such thing as the vermiform appendix are watching theirs with exceeding care, and when they have a bellyache that is convincing they rush to @ ready surgeon to be cut open and killed. Some of them before dying have the satisfaction of hearing that they have the latest fashionable disease and some do not. But In either case the ps- tients, their friends and the surgical ex- perts feel that good thing has bssn done and that appendicitis is good word.
 What change has taken place in the in- terior department of human beings within the last few years that makes the vermi- form appendix as actively harmful ss 1t used to be actively hsrmlessf Is there a change, or are people dying of imagination and eager surgerya And in the new ap- pendicitis fad are we not in danger of for getting that good old standby Malarisi
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-06
A Novel TIme.sIass
From the st. Louis Globe. Demo-

From the st- Louis Globe Democratl
 During trip which took through the West Indies several yesrs ago." said s traveller, 'T saw a sight in one of the will lsges which brought the old proverb, neces- sity is the mother of invention, forcibly to my mind. In the front of one of the houses on verAnda stood a sentry whoes business It wss to keep the time for the village by means of primitive sand glass. Two beer bottles were firmly tied 10. eether, mouth to mouth, and fixed in 6 wooden frame, made to stand in reversible petitions quantity of black sand ran from one bottle into the other in just half an hour, and when the upper bottle was empty the frame was reversed. Twelve short stioks marked with notches from one to twelve were hung upon a string. and hook was placed between the etc k bearing the number of notches corres pond. ing to the hour last struck and the one to be struck next. The sentry amour esd the time by striking the hour CD a large gong. '
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-06
SURPRISING.

If you praise man to his wife you may ususlly notice look of surprise on her fsce.-Atchison Globe.
 "Mine Is indeed hard life," sighed the ossifed man, with an envious glance at the fat woman, who seemed to be having such Q soft time of it--Bufalo Courier.
 "I wonder why Jennie Barrovs broke her engagement with Bob Qallardi" "No wonder in that. Lent is over, and Jennie took him only as a psnancs. ."-Harper's Bszar.
 "Nors trouble on the Mosquito Coast" h announced. But it's nothing to what 1t will be along in July and August, sspec- ially when c land breezs sets it.-Phils- delphia Ledger.
 "Whst sort of e collection have you, WHIP asked the visitor. Perhaps I can help you" "Wsll, sir" said Will, "Pm collecting American coins. ."-Hsrper's Young People.
 "Miss Smsllheart, don't you think you could learn to love mep Miss Smsliheart-Mr. Slimcash, I wish you had spoken yesterday before bought Fido.-Chicago Inter, Ocean
 "Ths engagement was broken of ' l "What wss the caussi" ''oh, lovsr'I
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-06
and the general tone was emerald green, the emerald color occurring with regulari-

and the general tone was emerald green, the emerald color occurring with regulsri- ty on the round of each fold. In the un- der curves of the folds a rose color shone and ehsdowing of purple and deep red accomplished the transition of shades The bodice of this charming gown was of
 the deep green serge, with folded collar of l the rainbow silk gathered into e msgnifi-
 cent paste buckle sblsze with emerald jew
 els in combination with turquoise.
 A dainty sort of drspery is shown in
 the right hand pictured dress. Here the gown is of yellow satin trimmed with se- | cordeoD pleated moussel de sole edged with lace. The dress beside 1t is made of blue eatin, and Its bertha and founcee are | of mousseline de sole. The bodice is draped handsomely with cream lace. which
 is kpotted about the waist and falls In
 long ends in front. Shirring is much re-
 sorted to to reduce drspsriee to c clipgipg
 effect about the hips. and 90 to emphssize
 fulness from the knees down. SIX gauzs
 drspsries are shirred closely sbeut the hipa
 and essspe free at the knees In c bewilder- ing pillow of fuIness from there dowa.
 The silk underskirt is made correspond
 ingly close about the hips, and is finished
 by lot of tiny pinked ruffi.s from the | knees down. FLORRKTE
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-06
A STRAINED STOMACH,
Ihsra Arc Mors sprainsd stsmarhs
 Than spraiusd Anklss.
The Treatment for Both is Rest.

If ovsrwork sprzins your aakls it VIII also sprain your stomach. stomach that won't dl. gest Its food is sprained- It needs rest
 The work of your stomach is to digest your food, principally aIbunepous food One WAY to rest fl would be to cat nothing ss all Anothsr would be to eat food that is pre- -digessed Rksro- Ia is 6 food of this kind
 Your healthy stomach does not direst starch food-it merely Acts As c receiving stAt5os to pass IL ou to the dnodezum; but when c sprainsd dyspeptic stomach rccsi.es any half-dlee<tss starch food a chemical actioa Ia sst ap which causes all the well known symptoms of dyspep- sis-
 You MUST est A sack stomach msy need weeks of rest The only wayto rest ii and live is to take PAxkolA
 Ordinary food win never make you fat whEs you have sicE stomach. PaskolA xin
 P1tkols Is a natural starch food, made of inc finest and purest Hours, srslacisuy dieested. Il, contains also vegetable ferments which EAd the stomach in Its digestion Of other food. Starch Is mans most Important food You can live without fats altogether, but you can't live with out stArch st all. Paskola Is a natural, pre-diEestsd starch food Ii is e food that Is ree3ed by every dyspeptsc stomach
 Descriptive pamphlets free on request The Pre-. Digested Food Co. 80 Res6e Street. New York CHAS. s. LRBTR & CO.,, kps Tu Fr6w New Haven.