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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-07-31

gen, lonoern aud i6on i'm Qegenmars
ti9en Seben i6pn belobnt. Ntit 6ruf
Sbr G%r9eben1ter in 6Driitp,
6ronciscus S%atnili,
NpptOlii1er Sele90t.
Semna6 bate Migr. Sotplli Den il
picl beiprobenen Gusoruf: Ser @e=
t%rdntebanoel llnb bcipnbers pie er bier
in anerita 9ebano6abt miro, 1T Die
Guelc Oicles llebels", gar ni9t 9es
brnll4t uno Is mare oaS Sbi9e Gin
reucr Sepeis, 81 pelfcr milOen S4rci=
bcrsi Die S%o9esbldtter Ii9 oft Binreiben
laiien, beionOers III tNtbOlii6en Sa=
den.
Cine Iniidt bieier Sra9e, pel6e
einen Deitcren SoriSOnt fiir oeren Be
oeutung er0ffnet, ipdre ~bieienige, baB
iomobl Sii9Of @atterinn als and
Migr. Satoai bier wiener enttueoer
unter Dem Sittate poer opb auf sln=
treiben Migr. Srelanbs bon Ct. Yaul
banoelten. Sieier 1T betanntli6 Elm
eifriger 9robibitipnilt unb berielbe Toll
CUR 3eit bes leBteu gleuarconcils 81
Baltimore periu6t haben cine Dirt YrO=
MISUNDERSTANDING bort our6SuieBen.
Gr mar ieOo6 nur iniofern erfOl9rei6,
ais bas Goncil por ben 8efabren
mabnte, ipel6e Der @etrdnfebanoel nDtb=
penOiger Weiie fir Elm ernltes uno
gewiieHbaftes tatbOlii6es 2eben init
lid bringt. ga 9iibof @atteriDn
iel6It Elm pormer gefiriporter Der
Seiardntung Der 6etrdnfefreibeiten 1T
uno Mi9r. Satoui ia oes Sefteren Der
affinitat nit Dem GrSbiIdof BON ct.
Paul ansetlaste wuros, 10 mill man
oaraus idlieBen lie banoelten bel Der
obenerwdbnten 6rase unter Dem Gin=
fIuiie Mi9r. Srelanos.
IS lit oieie gebauptnns jepp6 wObl
inebr cine Germutbun9 als @irtli6teit,
benin SiI6of @atterirn lit nad tatbO=
lii6em urtbeile Elm sepinenbafter uno
ieeleneifri9er &ir6enfiirlt, Der iid ni6t
10 lei6t als @ertseus benuben lieBe.
@as Die Seoeutuns Der Gnti6eiouns
Mi9r. Satollis anbelanst, 10 iino mir
Der anIi9t, baB oieielbe MIR als cine
periOnlide Weinuna besIelben geiten
Ioa, pel6e er Dem bp9piiroiaiten Si=
idOfe pun Columbus CUR Gntideiouns
elmer rein lotalen SisSiplinarfrase su=
itellt. GOm bat ben @etrGntebanoel
nod ME perbOten uno wirb aud ME ii6
oasu ber9eben, tuesen Der prohibitions
itii6en 9teigun9en elmer iebr seringen
6attion in Der Stride cine ganse Slaiie
bon Weni6en aus Der Stride ausSuiblie=
BEN. Seipnoers ba gsraoe bier in
Qmerita Die Gntbaltiamteit CUR Maste
fir einen nieoertrddtisen 6anatismus
in Der 8etrdntefrase oienen mlBte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-07-31
NesenToneu.

Sas ct. 2%aurentius= 81 plleaium Der
p. p. 6apuciner in IRt. Gdlparp bel
6ono ou Soc in @istpnlin beiinbet Ii6
in einem iebr bliibenoen 3ultanoe.
Gs beianoen lib I'M peril. Sabre 100
3D9lin9e in Der Mnitalt, oarunter 40
aus Wisconiiu, "a aus Sotua", 10
aus Dem Staate Nsiu Yorf, 6 aus
SbiD uno 2 aus Wi6isan. @er iiber
Die uortrefflibe Initalt Ndberes erfab-
rem iuill, wenoe lid brieTli1 an Den
bo6w. yP. Rector of ST. Lawrence
College, Mt. Calvary, Fond du Lac
Co., Wis.,, Der ibnen ale MIR ipiinl6.
bare Nustunft bereitwIli9 geben ipiro.
Die fOlsenoe &eseniion Der ,Stimme
Der gSabrbeit" Driidt unIere eieeniten
8elinnun9en aus uno mir uutsri6rei=
ben Oieielbe wOrtli6:
IS lie9t Dor inns Der ,Se6te
s abresberi1 t oes Yapitlihen
Gplle9ium's Soepbinu
Der Seili9en Congregation Der Yropa.
9anOa tiir oas Sa9r 1884 al So.
lumbus, g." gSir iinD einerlsits bon
@rtaunen nnb Ye,punberuna eriiiat
ilber Die 2~eiitun9en oes Ginen Stiiters
nno Sauptleiters oes GOllegs, ndmlid
oes &eo. s. S. Selling, suslei6 @ai.
%lenoater uno &eoatteur bes vWaiien.
ireuno", anorerieits bonn ireuoiaem
SantsefIble 9egen 8ott, Der ale oieie
Seitungen nit iOlbem augenfdliaen
Segen begleitet bat uno fortpabreno
bea!eitet. Us baben i'm periloleneu
S6nljabr 90 309linse - ale prie.
lteramts 6anoioaten - p%OllItduoia
treien unterbalt uuo lluterridt inI
6olle9ium erbalten, uno miro Die .3abl
in nd1lten Sbuliabr, oas nit Dem l..
September be9innt. auf 100 anwah.
len. 6lnf 6reiitellen iino bereits ae.
mltiitet. @e9enwdrtis laBt Der bobw.
Serr SirettOr nod einen neller prd6.
tl9en S6ulbau auifiibren, Der fir Die.
leni9en Mumnen bes ~Gpliesiums Sole.
pblnum beltimmt 1T, bic ibre pbiloio=
pbilten uno tbeolo9ii1en Stuoien
ni6t III Rom abiolDiren weroeu.
ygSir 9ratlliren Dem bo6iu. Batter
Setting IN ber3li9iter uno freuoi9Iter
WsIls 81 ieinsn berrliAen G~riolssr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-07-31

Tte aumiireunbe @unalo's babeu iiin9it
bin inter Der 2legioe Der rgieoertaicI" Dem
GroBmeilter Der Wtuiif, DtoSart, elm Gerfmol
errt6tct, oaS nod ais lebr bsiAiebeues be-
iettbnet peroel mlB. NScr bier Weto bat iiir
Scroel: SultltS, belte oil Die auSidmiidlno
Der betlniI0ci Stdbt. Sine liberole l,bra.
letlorelderct miro oobur6 ui6t iutereliant.
Dap ll6 pliberole @ropeu" ais ibre Ghilb=
titoppet geheroel. Merreu mie Norl Shus,
yoniS 9Sinomiilcr etc. lptlteu bod miilcu,
oof Die ieei9e 3eit olliu emit 1T iIr eiileu
Nellte 6lltlS in 2merifa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-07-31
Die SnDcn WcMen Gin Dent
NAL.

Salpmon: IS pdre bod 10 i66n,
penn aud elmer bon III II ere GAIT
Elm Sentmal in @merita betdme! So
am alleri16niten wdre es, penn mir
anoere 2eute oaSu bepesen %tOnnten,
oas Wpnument az errihten, bic Gbre
,vGre GROCER fir unier Bolt, uno mir
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-07-31
Yrc6ftintmcn Ibcr Yii9r. Sa>
toIis lcste Gntid,cioum9
brtrrHemb bic Mitslieoidaft bnr
Wirt1en in fatbulii6cn Gereiuen.

gSir entbalten ms jesli6en Gom=
mentars, benn ais tatbpliiber Saie iino
mir nidt beillat, GntibciDuneen bes
apoltoliihen Selegaten sl tritiiiren.
g8ir benterten ulr, oab bieIer Seri@t
aus teiner autbentilben Suelle fommt
ulo mir beBbalb Die Gihti9feit oeilel=
ben einltpeilen tart besipeiieln. is
1T betanntlid ieit Den lebten flint bis
1c1s Sabrcn bdniig Der SAT-, bab boz,
nihttatbplii6en Sldttern unri1ti9e De
ribtc iiber tatbuliibe tirdlihe Nngcle=
9enbeiten III Die @elt binaus0eIanDt
luerDel, in Der O%ffenbaren Nbiibt, Ger=
ipirrung unO Spaltunaen unter Den
&atbolitcn 81 erSeugen uno Die BAUM
lpGter burb autDentii6e geri1te, be-
ridtigt WcrOen. Sielieidt banoelt es iib
bel pbi9er Gntihciouns woGl audi nlr
nm Elm paar tatbplii1e Gereine in DER
SiDtcie columbus.
is lit iibrisens lelr SIT b%eoaueri.
oaB nidttatbpliiGc Sldtter gar bGuiig
BON tatbolil6en tirbiihen Nn9eie9en=
beiten suerlt &unDe erbalten uno Oieiel=
ben III ibrer gSeile uno nab Sciieben
Darlieiien tDnnen. - ,Nurpra".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-07-31

Selbiiberi t1nolib bat MI9r. 60
TOLLS GntiheiOuns nur Sesu9 auf bic
SiDceie Columbus; aber ielbit bort
miro man lib wobl nidt pbre g8eiteres
nit berielben suirieoen eebeu, ipnbern
nub &om appelireu. Ginen i1le1ten
Ginbrllf muB es aber auf nibt fana-
tiihe @nbersaldubise MADDEN, oenen
INNER 10 piel iiber Die Ginbcit Der
tatbolii6en STRIDE Dorgepreoiat mirp,
Bob in Der Si6cele bon Columbus elm
Sii6of ale g8irtDe uno gambler NIT
asiltigen 8et.lnten bon tutbplijhen
Tereinen ausI0lieBt, wdbrenO Der gi=
Idol pOn 6ppington, &p., gang 9e=
miitbli1 Die I9Dne Summe BON $50.
600 pm Dem S6n0psbrenner Walib
fir Den Sau ieiner &atbcorale an=
ninmt uno inn wabri1einli9 Daiiir
rlid)t allein ieinen Cant abitottet, ion=
bern inn audi ieinen Segen ertbeilt,
mas nntiirii6 in unlern Nu9en ebenio
perniinitig lit, wie Oas fanatii6e Ges
babren Oes Sildois bon Columbus per=
werili6 it. - n%Gincinnati @oltsiro."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-07-31

@as ben Sii6of bon Columbus 81
ieiner nad eurOpdii6en Ycgriiien b6hlt
befremoli6en MaBregel belupaen bat,
lit uns unbelannt. SieIelbe lit spar
pprerlt MIR BON lDtaler geoeutung,
oilrfte aber, Sunlal naboem Wigr.
Satplli lie betrGftiSt bat, bie uuo oa
9tababmnng finoet. Sbne 3peiiel
miro man barum bic Sahe &om por=
leseu. 9aB es in Mmerita vSpiritup-
i%enbdnoler" 9ibt, pelhe @ereineu nur
oeBbalb beitreten, UNI ibre 8ei1aite oa=
OnrA sl uerbelfern, 81 oieiem 3wef an
Die SpiBe Der Sereine I'll tOmmen iuhen
uno bann einen naGtbeili9en GinfluB
ausiiben, iueiB Sober; anoerieits weiB
Sober. oaB es. AUDI in Nmeritu, inter
,Spiritupienbauolern" Yrauern, @ir=
then, gSeinbdnolern) NOD man1en iebr
ebrenmertben &atbOliten gibt, Der eben=
10 wiirois lit, Wtitalieo uno ielblt Ye=
anlter zines tatbOliidsn 9ereins 81
iein, wie irgenO Elm anoerer. - Wan=
bercr"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-07-31

Mi9r. Satolli's S6rsiben b~etreifs
Der 0eriiiguns oes Sif6ois bon 6o-
lumbus binli1tliA Der Wit9lieoi6ait
BON @irtben uno Spirituoien-Sanos
lern in tatbolii6sn gereinen wirbelt
mel Staub aui uno miro nod aui
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-07-31

prattil1 allerOin9s MIR Die gSirtbe eiuer
SiOceie betrint, 10 lit lie principiell bp1
gegen ollie tatbpliihen Mirtbe pes aan=
sen Sanoes seridtet uno es luiiroe audi
llns ebenlo penig ipie Die ,Wmerita"
wunOeri, wenn DerDorragenoe &atboti=
ten niht bios jener Si0;eie. iOnOern
oes gansen 2anoes, Die angelesenbeit
Dor Die Sropaganoa in &Om bradten
uno ibren 3ulammenbang nit Dem
antitatboliiben %llniinn Oes YrObibitiO=
nismus tlarie9ten.
ShOn jubelt Oieie Sanatifer=S anoe:
Ser apoIioliibe Selegat babe li1 fiir
iDr Yrineip ertlGrt. Wein uno Bier
unO @bistep ieien BON linn als 5eu=
fels9etrGnte 9ebranomarft."
9ieIe S9lubiolserun9 lit in Der
Shat allerOin9s iiber oas 3iel binalls=
9eiboiien unb oO6 lit lie iDl0eriftie.
Wenn Der Gertdufer oieier @etrdnte
obne &iidIidt oaralf, mie ebrbar llno
cpnierpatip er aud feline gSirtbl1uit
fii6reu mag, unidbi9 iein iol, einem
tatbolii6en Sereine an3uaebOren, oann
millIen feline @aaren cine burb Die To-
tboliiAe Sittenlebre perbOtene Sru6t
iein, iOnit tDnnte ia Der ebrbare Sanoel
oamit ni6t III FOLDER Wsiie perpDnt
perOen. Sa bic gusl0lieBung aus ta-
tboliiben Wereinen wdre Damn ilber=
baupt mir cine balbe Mabre9el. @enn
Der &atlolit, Der cine @irtbi6ait be-
ireibt, nibt fdbig lit, einem tatbplii1en
9ereine be6ufs 9e9enieitiger lluter=
itiiBung IN arantBeits= unO SterbeIQl-
len ansu9ebDren, bann muBte CT
unIo mebr iQbiger iein, iiber6aupt
Elm Mitalleo Der tatbOliiden Stride gu
leln.
9O6 an0elOmrnen. ale fatboliiden
g0irtbe t6nnten 10 mir nI1ts Dir ni1ts
i'm Sanoumoreben ibr @elperbe an Den
Nagcl bdnaen, Dbne ii0 ielblt neblt
Samilie Den ScbensoerbienIt su eutsies
ben, wiiroe benn bas gSirtbseei0ait
oann auf60ren? Siherli1 ni1t. IN
pel1e Sanoe wiirbe es iiber9eben? Nas
illri'W III h'gtla!poii'Ve. 2snfoe9
oa,n etlpn Die Gatboli!en Den GenuB
9elpl9er Oetfai'le ahlaepeh? 9Slr NOS
sel! eas h!9t gu oelogeil. gSeroen
Die bon NiAttatboliten 9ebulten u. /. ~.
ae'pl'nens SSie p'eie latpplIlrs seq
laHeeh lle9en oeila IN 'olpeh ssIrfDs
tln9sipertbe Mllsnabnler, aber ne llno
bait eben N~usnabmeli, pGbreno es irr=
ter @lrleren tatbolll1en g8lrtDen illr
Wenl9e 9lbt, uelhen DER Wutb ieblt,
oleles poer Jelles tatboll'de S!att allt III
lbrer Nlrtbl1att alfllegen 81 lallelt.
&lri mir mOger ole Nlt9ele9ellbelt
bon mas thinner tur eIllelll tbeoretllferl
ooer prattllten Staroplliltfe aus be-
trafter, 10 tonllell mir taull 9laubeil,
oaB eIn 10 9elebrter alrhentllrlt lple
Migr. Satolll, BON lIn'eren tatboll=
lheh Yroblbltlonllten, Die ltets nab 9e=
lplIlen alloeren -llten Ni19eln llno Da=
Iilr Die 9ldllblgen &atbollten llb ent=
Iremoen. llb oerart, ME pben ati9e9e=
ben, bate 'relllegen lahen. Ser polle
Cert Der NntluOrt Wil9r. Satollls miro
bo''entilh selgen, baB Ielne 3ultlm=
"""S Ha' -" OH NJ ,Saa ohamSI"u w
'"F'" """' ""'
-
Nsirb Sis ueuslte Gntihsihuuo hes
Mior, eotoai ME 2obl ner fotboliihen
Saloon-keeper ]perminoern; poer ,per.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-07-31

gSir beiiirdten, oaB bieie Gnt=
l6eioung Dem Srieoen in Der tatboli=
lbcn STRIDE niht iebr oienli1 lit. @as
Die 6pl9cn DabOn iein weroen. miro
iprbl Die 3utunit lebren. Sin Siidpf
vi. Sein pon @iirsburg bdtte lider
cine allocre Gnti6eioun9 9efdllt. oeun
CT pertrltt Die ri9tige Nniidt, buB elm
scipifcnbaitsr tholi DE
Wirtb cine StiiBe fir Die SeelIpr9er
1T. Gbenlo, Wie Elm Wirtb piel Sbd=
Den ltlften tann, lam er aber aud
olel @utes ltiften, penn er mi l.
1enDatt unO INN iein eigenes wie
ieluer Gate Seelenbeil beiorst
lit. - rSatb. SOlfsstg."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-07-31

LANCE bin unliebinme S%enlatlpn mas
Meu. Gem es entbGlt Elm per'Onlihes
llrtbeil oes Gdpltlihen Selegaten, Dos
Der g8irtlihfcit foum cntipriWt INN
lcoeninls nitt 81 unpahcnDerer 3cit
gedubert meroen tpnute.
3wnr fam bus Shreibem als nlbts
anoeres, ais cine periDnlibe NeuBerung
era6tet werben. Nber mir empNnoen
IS bod iAnerslih, Oab es erldienen lit.
Gem Gpm bat ben Getr0ntebanDel
lli6t perbpten llnb miro nie mo ninl=
i,er 2eute peroammen, Die einem le9i=
tinlen 8eI1dite pblie9en. Sn ieiner
Gi9enidaft ais pdpltliher 9e9at fonnte
aiio Mi9r. Satplli IN oieier Sadie
feline Gntiheioun9 abgeben. Sic gauge
6ro9e lit cine Disciplinary Sra9e uno
lie9t stpilhen Dem Sil1Of Natterlpn
lllo ieinen SiOteidnen.
Mi9r. Satpiii's btSiisli6e @enBernn=
gen uno Villigungslporte lino nun ais
Ihsorud ieiuer perionlid)en Nnidau=
.lnGen 81 betrohtcn. Nnoeru Wertb
baben lie nidt. Buffalo Splts=
freunb."
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-11-15
Tie CiIiidren's THANKSGIVING.

The children should be encouraged
to help III the preparations for the
great occasion, writes Elisabeth
Robiason Scovil in the November
Ladies Home journal. They dearly
love to be busy, and if work can be
made interesting to them they will
do it cheeEfnliy. If the idea is sug-
gested to them they will feel n proud
satisfaction in the knowledge that
they pared the APPLES for the pies, or
stoned the TaisiDs for the cake. 1t
gives them Il sense of proprietorship
in the result, which is wholesome for
them, il rather comical to the elders.
An old-fdshioned Thanksgiving de-
mands a midday diuner. Whatever
fashion may dictate on other days
she should not be listened to on this
one, particularly when there are
children to be considered.
After dinner there should be time
for games and the "recrea tons"
which the Pilgrim fathers themselves
did not .disdain. Football is the
time-honored game that has de
lighted many generations of boys.
Before it attained to its present
height of scientific generalship, when
flying wedges were unknown, it was
as fiercely contested as on the
modern battlefield, and perhaps even
more fun was extracted from it.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-11-15
Confusion In the Temple.

During q late protracted session of the
Blue Light tabernacle the Rev. Whang-
doodle Baxter brought his umbrella down
ON the pulpit with a jolt that ratified the
sash in the window frames and exclaimed:
.'Dere's got to be less talkin in dis room.
I can't hear myself think
Upon hearing this one of the colored
sisters arose and said:
'BIudder Baxter, wishes ter call yer
retention to de fac dat it am de male
members of de congregation whom am do
in de tall1in.''
Hit am, am it?'' replied the Rev
Whangdoodle, with savage CLEAN in his
eye. "I'ze mighty glad of dat. Oar am
some kin of show of hits stoppin If hit S
de males. Eff hit was de females dat was
talkin, dar would be no hopes of hits eb-
Der lettin up Texas Siftings.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-11-15
Looking UD,

From the Baltimore Sun
Despite the efforts of the calamity
howlers and monOpOlists in West
Virginia to make it appear that it's
industries have been crippled by the
passage of the tariff bill, there are
almost daily announcements of the
resumption of business enterprises.
The latestis from Huntington, where
the Ensign Car Manufacturing Com
pany, which has been idle for a year,
went to work one day this week with
about two hundred men, which will
be gradually increased to the full
capacity of the works. At the same
time an order came from the officers
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
to work longer hours at the eAtei-
sise shops at Huntington and to put
on Il larger force. But stronger
proof that the monopolist 90 not
believe what they say is given in the
fact that several s,f the coal aud luul-
Der companies in Central West Nir
ginia are arranging for extensions
which will make Elkins the centre of
one of the greatest timber and coal
fields in that State. The immense
turnout of coal miners al he Demo
cratic meeting at Eikhorn en- Thurs
day evening and the entbusia N they
displayed demonstrates that, like
the miners and wood-chopi ers in
Mr.. Wilson's district, they apr, q t.
the fact that the predictions of Dis
aster from the Wilson bill have ne
foundation in fact.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-11-15
Grape aelly and Preseryes.

For jelly select ripe grapes, free them
from stems and mash them thoroughly.
Cook them slowly in closely covered
kettle for 20 minutes without adding
water. Squeeze out the juice, add
pound of sugar to each pint of juice
and boil for 30 minutes. Green grape
jelly is made In the same way After
weighing the sugar heat it in an oven
previous to adding to the juice.
For preserves free the fruit from
stems and skins, put 1t into the preserv-
ing kettle and cook until the seeds are
loose. Strain the grapes, weigh with
their skins and to every pound allow a
pound Of sugar. Put the fruit again
into the preserving kettle, and when it
begins to boil add the sugar and cook
slowly for half an hour or longer.
Spiced grapes are fine. To pounds
of grapes allow 8 pounds of sugar, a
pint of vinegar, a tablespoonful of cloves
and one of cinnamon. Boil the pulps of
the grape and strain; then add skins, vim
egar, sugar and spices and boil for an
hour.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-11-15

aurcate halo. Proud, qucenly, l;mbed like
a goddess, she was indeed magnificent
specimen of femininity.
Strange, she muttered. And then a
soft, self plying, half happy smile fitted
across her face like CLEAN of April sun
shine.
Strange she said again, s'to think
that l, who only six short months ago was
the quarter back of the Emancipated Maid
ems football eleven, should have lost my
heart to man whose collar is a size and
a half smaller than mine. But such is
fate. And l love him!"
Carclessly picking up 40 pound dumb
bell, she tossed it out of the window and
across the lot and then sought her bou-
doir.-Cincinnati Tribune.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-11-15
Some Curious psstoftic in this Stat /.

Some Curious Pdstoffic in this Stat z
Person county leads with the
shortest named postoffiee-'.Al,"
though Forsyth county is neck and
neck with so. K" Grover" is very
properly located 10 Cleveland county,
and "Jugtown" likewise in Cataw ba
Democrat" is in Buncopabe county,
hut no Republican shows up-though
Bladeu county has ''popuii"
Craven county holds the old
Bachelor" and Catawba the "Maid
en-, while another Blooming Lady"
looks on from Columbus county and
signs for ''Matlimony" away up in
Rockingham. Ell" got there in
Rowan county and Randolph says
why Not"
The beloved Senator Vance will
ever be remembered hy. "Zeb" in
Rowan county, and Vance" in
lreGell; and mat Moore has "perpet-
uated' his name on the people of
Bladen.
Union county has ''Niggerhead;"
Duplin has "Chinquepin;" Rowan
has 'Church Organ" Wilson has
Barefoot" and Robson has "Shoe-
heel" Paradise is located in
Richmond county, and it is probably
not very well known that "Purga-
tory" is SO near as Duplin county.
Almost the entire Greek alphabet
is scattered over the State-the
"Alpha" and "Omega" both being in
Rowan county. Tyrrell county used
to have pOstoffice named Frying
PAM but they thought the name
common place and hadit changed to
"Gum Neck"
Durham county is all "Hunka-
DORA while "Greenback" is in War
rem and money" in Henderson.
"Sbort OFF, is in Macon county;
.Shinville" in Iredell; Finger in
Stanly. "Eve," very appropriately,
in Wake county. But, why is "Lul"
in Wake county, and why "Chocow-
Unity" in Beaufort county?
Bladen has Little Sugar Loaf;'
| and the Three Graces are awfnlly
scattered-'Fa Faith" being in Rowan
county, "Hope" in Union county,
and CHARITY" ia YadkiE county
"PIuck" bobs up in Chatham county,
but the other of the "Three PSI ap,
pear non est. Rowan has a Saw
Columbus "Sasspru;" Moore has a
Pocket" ''noise" and "Quiet,' -
while Duplin has a Cabin" The
babies cry for "Castoria'' only in
Greene county.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-11-15

attractive for embroidery purposes are
the colored linens, coming, as they do,
in the light and darker shades of color.
They are not SO wide as the above men,
toned materials, but will be found par
ticularly suitable for the cover of an up
right piano, as they form beautiful
background. China silk is always avail
able.
As an upright piano stands most fire.
quently out from the wall and is placed
SO that the back is toward the entrance
to the room, where it is much seen, it
has become necessary to have drapery
for the back as well as the top and front.
A design of orchids, given in an Illus
tration in Ladies' Home Journal, shows
the back and top for cover for an up
right piano It may be worked in two
sections. The two portions, embroidered
as shown, would be very handsome, bpt
selection of the design may be made
and simply the back embroidered, the
front and top being left unadorned,
making the cover much less expensive.
Much of the beauty of the tone of q
piano is lost by putting heavy orna
ments on the top of the case, a reverber-
ating sound being caused by them as
well as an injury TO the piano ~ their
weight. Carefully covered wit
embroidered in ~ artistic y
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-11-15
In His Wife's Name
From the Washington Post.l

From the Washington Post.
A story was told on the Hons.
side relating to a certain "este~ n
banker and politician, whose nam-
for good reasons, is not to be dis
closed. This man was prominent for
some time by reason of the success
with which he dictated appointments
in his vicinity under the present ad-
ministration. Reverses overlook
him and he disappeared as a
political factor. One. day, short
time ago, he met an old friend of the
Presbyterian faith on the street.
Hello. brother Buster; how do
you fare?" said the good man.
81 am crushed by my reYerses,'
said the ex-politician, in querulous
voice. Everything is gone. All 1
have left, Brother Billings, is my re-
hgion."
Brother Billings met an acquaint-
ance shortly after, and to him re-
lated the conversation he had had
with the late banker-politician
"He says all he has left" related
the good man, is his religion"
ellis religion p exclaimed the other
in tone of irreverence; "even that's
in his wife's name."
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-11-15
Injurious Effects of Hurryiog.

From the New York Ledger.
In prescribing for patient tht
other day a physician, who il a
specialist in nervous difficulties, de
clared that young woman under
his charge was literally killing her
self by too rapid movements.
''She ia not satisfied" he said
with going about and doing things
in a quiet, ordinary way, but actual
ly overtaXes herself. She cannot b
convinced that little more delihera-
ton might accomplish just as mus.
anG save her strength. So firmly is
this habit of haste fixed upon hei
that she will run up aud down stairs
when there is no need for hurry, al 1.
indeed, when there is no possible pre-
text for doing it,
The doctors prescription was: "a
good deal more elaboration, la 6
amount of rest and pleasant occupa
ton" This worli is full of people
who are rushing themselves to rnin
Of health as fast as they can go
They not only rush, but worry, and
between these Two, subject their
nervous system to more wear and
tear than anything short of WI ought
steel would endure.