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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-15

Grase, Ob benn Die &eligion unIere,
8laubensbriioer eilselner Nationalitd.
ten ni6t oeutider Sprade ni6t oieielb(
tei ME BET ben beutl6en Gatboliten,
tpuroe nun nit einem geiipie!e aeant.
tportet uno slpar auf ipl9enoe @eiie;
Sin Iater bate spei SDbne, bon
benen Der dltelte feds Sabre dlter rpa,
ipie Der aroere. Ser gater liebte
beioe SDbne uno lieb oeBbalb aud
jeoem cine id6ne Soie MAIDEN uno
Stpar bon oemielben Sube unb bel
6emfelben S1nsioer. gm bciligen
gSeibnadtsieite nun, no jeoer
Batter periubt, ieiuen &inoern
cine 0reuoe su bereiten, nimnlt be,
Water in aller Sriibe Dem dlteIten Sobn
feine Soien fort uno leot ibm oaiiir Die
Dole, welhe fir ben jinSlien Spbn
9emabt mar, an ben YlaB. 98iro. Der
6ltere Sobn lid iiber feline ,eusn So-
len 9efreut babsn? 9tein, oenn oie=
felbe pabt ibm aans uno 9nr nibt, er
Tam Iib gar ni6t reht oarin bewegen,
tie tneift i'm, oriidt i'm, oaB er li1
felber ni6t mebr leiOen tann unb er
nur einen Wuni9 bat: s! bate ih
boA meine alten SOien wieoer, wie
mar es mir oa 10 beba9li1 brin." Mn=
%penoun9: Der dltere Sobn lit bic Sc
meinoe in Yarclap, tpelAe lid audi redt
germ nit Der alien Soie besniist bdtte,
nno benz guten Sater bic neuen SOien
germ %Suriidgeben mO9te.
Sn Setreff bss 9auens unIerer
Stride, pel6es einSig uno allein bon
ben oeutiden 9atboliten hier aeI9eben
lit, nuroe Elm gergleid por9ebra9t
.llno 3tuar in folgenoer Weiie: Die
S6wnlben bauen li9 miibIam ibr NleIt;
bon allen Gfen miro oa5 W6t9ige ber=
beiseihleppt, I'm oas Nelt ais cine
quite Wobnun9 fir ii6 ieibit uno ibre
Sungen bersuri6ten. gGenn llle5 li6
in better Sronung bcfinoet uno Idon
bic jnngen S6walben ii9 i'm 9Hite
bewegen, fOmmen bic Sperlin9e
(S--patz), nebmen gelib BON benz
fem einseridteten Neite, perIen ip9ar
Die jun9en S6palben beraus uno mad
tirier 3eit 9ufeu idOn iunae Spaben
aus Dem NeIte beraus. N%nmenoun9:
Die S6tpalben lino bic beutIden Ga-
tbOiiten in Sarciap - Den iueiteren
Serglei9 mag jeoer &eier ielbit all=
fteuen.
Nad lduserem Sisturieren puroe
enoli6 fol9enOer geldluB 9efoBt, Der
benz bodm. Serrn SorsIielo iiberrei9t
peroen lOl, oo bereits cine Population
beim bodtu, Serrn GrSbii6of perIOn=
lid geidwerDe 9ema6t bat:
@ir bic unter,eid ueteu Wttolieoer Der
beuti6en tatbolliben ct. Srau;iSfus &ir6e
tu Barclay, Slad1out Co., Ga, bober ultS
Heute oabin 9eeint9t, bab mir teinsn B~rieiter
oils mi ereu Cecil or9er anertcuneu t0ulel,
Der lltdt Der bertlteu Spra6e mdfti9 lit,
llo oemiuiolge aud ell lolder Irielter.
ii9t aut rnlere unterltiteull9 re9neu bari.
gSir oriiden gleihleltt9 infer herili6ite5 Be-
oallerll aus, oaB sic Sohpiiroen ba;lt aus
erleben wuroeH in cine 10 miBIiGe Gage III
fommeil. Gcten sic iuoeb uerli9ert, ooB
mir ,Abnen !ti1tS CUR Nalt legeu. Sic I'M
GieJentbeil ais PrteIter a6ten unb e6reu !;
bod oieleu NeibluB aus reiner Yflibt uuo
Siebe 81 GlS ieIblt uno unlern &iuoern 9ez
faBI DIteu.
~ So6abtnn9Spou.
(Ster iolsen bic lluti6riiteu.)
Wtit SruB Yaul Nitbel.
2 M .H".|
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-15
Saar, IoisI, GifeI una 9unsriid.

Srier. 9lls tirslid cine Srau bon
bier nit Waiden beiddftist mar, Der.
ipiirte lie plOBli1 einen ftetenoen
S1merS in Der Sanb. SO mar ilr
beim @ai9en cine Ndbnabel in bic
Sano seorungen. Sn Solge bapDu
entltano cine Slutpereiituug uno
i6wpll Der grm iebr itart an. Zen
pereinisten Qnitrensunsen brsier Wsrate
sslans es, ieslide 9eia9s gu bsisiti.
gen.
Saarburg. Serr Geitauratsur
SbInnes bon bier taufte oas Dem in
Vtersig w%Dbnenoen Sotelier Serrn Otto
9ebOrise, an yabnbOf Serrig gelegene
WOhnbaus, in weldsm bis1er &eltau-
ration betrieben Duroe, fir 10, 700
0tart. - SIM Sanal bel Nancp Der.
ungliifte am Sonntag Der 26idbr.
Sbifsfne6t Mihel 6ifinaer. @db.
renb er oamit bei6aitiat mar, Elm S9ii
pom Sis frei 81 MAIDEN, i9lug Der
Maden, oeiieu er iia b%eoisnte, I'M, uno
er geriet 5plf6en beioe Sabr3euge, mo.
bel er cine ihwere Nueti6ung erlitt.
Na@ taum Spei.dgiaem 3rantenlaeer
peri6leo CT unter i9redli1en S1mer.
sen.
4us Der GifeI. Die 4alfwerfe
bon Geroiltein uno Dem benadbarten
Yelm baben i'm berflofenen Sabre an.
'deineno quite @eihdfts semaGt, ba bic
Nahfruge na6 M0rteltalt anoauerno
iebr 9roB mar. 0iel mag nun sI Die.
lem 9iinitlgen Grsebnis Der llmitano
b%ei9etragen baben. ouB fir Die Miauer.
arbelten an Der neuen SabnIfrefe Sc.
rplItein=lRaDen falt ausIdlieB!i1 bic.
bieli9er &alt sur SermenNuns ~selanste.
Na4 grOfuung Der neuen Yabn msr.
ben unIere Raltwerte fiber einen 9ana
beoeutenoeH aufidwuns nebmsn, oa
grade Die taltarme Gegenb mad Wapsu
81 Die bette Ibiagquelle iein oiirfte.
Sic oiirlte Dies odrum iein, neil oortsn
Der Salt elm unentbebrli6es Sunamit.
tel fir ben %porbanoensn 8ranpatebo.
ben lit. Ter Sesus bon Salt mar ie.
bod bis ieBt nit grOBen S9wieri9.
telten %oerbunoen, oa er per Mtie
5 - Stunosn 9eiaeben muBte uno
barum Der &altprsis ii9 beoeutsno
bober iteate.
Aus Prit NJ miro semeloet: Cine
ieltiame SeIheerung baben mir su Der.
Sei9nen. Sliibenoe. pOl eutwidslte,
luoblrie6enoe &oIen, 9etpahieu i'm
frsien @artsn, uno junae Spasen,
melhe oieier Sage ibren eriten Iusflug
tpagten, nobel ii6 elmer als nod nidt
uoltommen Husreif ermies uno als
@eles fir Die Wabrbeit Nieisr Mittbsi.
lung in ben Sdnoen u~nieres @erpdbrs.
mannes befanO.
Im Samitas Nbenb tpuros
ein Serpuuoeter ms Soipital gu Mou.
ioie einseliefert, welter etipa cine
Stunoe nahber itarb. Serielbe, NIT
nod sipei Nnoern. mar beim S9mu9.
9eln betrolfen nproen uno our1 einen
ShuB bon benz pienittbuenoen @rsns.
auiIeber in ben llnterleib asl6oIen
moroeu; ieine beioeu Gomplicen ent.
tamen. Der Serltorbene. aus Nio.
rum i'm &rsiie Malmsbp, mar elm
27iGbri9er unperbeiratbeter Maun nit
Namen Seutemes. Sein Zoo srIuIste
! Oasa 'passs 2sIblItaps.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-15

Sbertorn. glm 10. SeS. fam Der
SljdbriSe Mineur Soicpb @aribburs
ger in Ye9leituna zines &ameraoen bon
Der Nrbeit aus elmer i'm Srt gen. ,Yo>
ihentbal" 9ele9enen 8alerie, I'M nab
Sauie SuriifSutebren. llnteripe9s trat
oerielbe in cine auBer Setrieb se'eBte
8allerie uno DerIu6te bort eincn Stiibs
balten u%mSubauen, I'm benielben oils
Yrennbols nit mad Sauie 5u nebmen,
In 6plse oelien cine SteinmOile bon Der
Sede auf ibn berabfiel uno ibm ben
Sirni&dOel seri4metterte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-15

bent; Nif. gntrin9er, 8ice=grdIioent;
Pster Seiot, Saiiirer; Mi6ael @eD-
rid, Wit9IieO; Qetsr G6erbarO, 2ebrer.
SAriftfilrer.
Wormelbiugen, 26. Ges. Sn
Der Notwithstanding oes bieiieeu
gieboeri pom %. Ses.
lpuroe fol9enoer @oritono eelpdblt.
@in'tlmmlQ wuroen Die friiberen Ntits
9lieoer beibebalten: Sobnnn Eemlltb.
PrdiOent; Yeter S6mit, Siceprdli-
bent; Sobann 9iinOel, SaIlirer; Wi9.
Wepri4 unb Nitolas Sdbrlins=g ioers.
Wtitslieoer.
Setingeu, %. 9ej. In einem
Der lebten Sage lift benz Sob. 8aneo!i
aus cir = auf Dem Stoftpert iih betino.
li4en un0eridlOlisnen RiIte Oas porte.
monnaie ianmt Snbalt 40 6r.) emit,
menoet pOroen uno lit ma Der Gin,
iidt, iein SoIt9dnser, Elm ~39jd6riger
SurI@e aus 8iNoorf baben oieisu
Sicbitabl Oeriibt.
Gs ii Die y@rnser Mible" bel
6els gdn6Ii6 absebrannt. Gin 4idb.
RIGGS Siibden ioa oas Seuer angslsat
6a6en.
9toil a b Der Gemetnoe 9 3.
bort.
6etratbeu. 10. Sttober: Sobauu
0ZaFpr No,S,,,;r3L ,,s 90. ..E -,L 80
9aas, o6ue Staub, aus Iieoeraupen; 80.
9sttoloS @0Ssrt, 9e6rer in Iarlab (Glerf),
nit 8atharina Relien, obne Staub, mobms
bait III Berg (SegoorD; 10. Gou. Sob. Bet.
S9rlt, Stetu5reher, nit Mtaria 0ilbelm,
obne Statb, beioe aus Wensborf.
SterbefGIle.- &eine.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-15
b g..

Seiratben. = "a. &C.,: Srau; Subr
Seiieli6mieo NIT 6otbariua ouB. 81. Be
ter @einabter, Shneipermeiiter nit allna
Shmit. Gmil Yonciu, Sbloiier nit alna
Streii. Milton 6oulle, ebemali9er Inter
aoiutant Der geloarnerie NIT Sobanna
Sreisborii. Gultau Slumeuon, &auimaum
nit anna aoele 9~enaunt Sobaun Bad.
SterbeiGlle. - 81. Se;.; @llbelm
SertboIb, alt 81 Sabre Sauinamu. "a. !:
@nna seercouier, alt 66 Sabre, o9ue Stauo,
Gbeirau BON 9tifolaus WtiIler.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-15
9toil a b Der 8emetnoe8eb.
bort.

SterbefGIIe. Seine.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-03-21
Normal Notes.

Election passed off with little con-
fusion on the part OF the boys. When
the results were announced in the
evening, Normal boys began to gath
er on every street corner and soon
the town was taken by storm. For
nearly two hours they kept the peo-
pie awake and reminded them of the
fact that election had gone to suit
them.
Next Thursday evening DIR. Stearns
of the University viii deliver a lecture
in Normal Hall on The Argentine
Republic" This is very interesting
lecture and all should attend. Adj
mission twenty-five cents.
Miss Con visited school this week.
Miss Aoa Nichols Of Benton spent
Monday in school.
The public recital of music last
Saturday afternoon was well attended
and enjoyed by all
Prof. Geo. Beck was in school last
week renewing old acquaintance.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-03-21
Preston

Louis Olson of Pine Hollow was up
among the natives today. He has full
~ regained his health and is awake to
the spirit Of the times His particular
'hobby" is politics.
Peach Ludlow. Chris Won Berg.
Chas BRASS Bawden, Helms and others
attended the Mardi Grass reception
at Montfort Thursday
Montfort has second Fitzsimmons
in the person Of young Pete Deyal, who
is exceedingly skillful with the gloves.
Emory Newell has resigned his clerk
ship in the "Ebenezern school district
ami Mr. Chafles Lawstetter has been
appointed to fill the vacancy.
The '.Model Glass at the Lyceum
was success. Lucian Newell, repre-
senting the young colored Mobile
Buck, was sent to the foot as all other
Jim Grows.
There will be no saloons run in
Preston this year unless on the
.'blind pie" principle and that's most
too risky.
Rev j. L. Gardner lectured on
,Petrified Creeds" Sunday afternoon.
STENo.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-03-21
Pleasant Ridge.

The fine weather makes everybody
enjoy himself. And all are rushing
to get ready for Spring work.
The surprise party at L. Bald was a
success and all report having a good
time.
An old peoples party was had at
the residence OF Ed. McLeans on Sat
urday evening. The exciting event
OF the evening was the play entitled
1.-The blush of red. black and blue, .
Atold peoples parties is the place to
be initiated
Mr., and Mrs. Oates Of Lancaster
have been visitors at Mrs. A. NJ.
Moore.
Walter Moore has taken possession
Of the A. NJ. Moore farm for the term
of two years. Mr.. and Mrs. Moore
are young and industrious people.
! Myrtle Blackburn visited at home
Sunday and enjoyed the old peoples
party.
Mrs. sehildgen went to Sitter a
few days ago.
n. H. Subtle, Jr.. has leased his
farm for five years to f. Perrin and
has erected new dwelling. which is
nearly completed The reason is that
Mr.. Suttle's health is very poor and
he intends going to some other eli
mate to improve it.
Geo. Cooley Of Lancaster surprised
his friends by calling on them last
week.
The time is coming foryou to make
up your minds as to who would do
the best in regards to the chairman
ship of all towns and other offices in
rotation and would say to the voters
and tax payers that the people would
do wise to nominate Mr.. VIM. Gates
for chairman of the town of Beetown.
Your correspondent as a voter and
tax payer with the rest of Pleasant
Ridges people should go tc the eau
Gus on Saturday, March so; nominate
and then go to the election and elect
Mr.. Gates.
The Grant county atlas agent has
made his delivery of atlas maps.
c. Mclean means business: he has
purchased another house to 90 to
farming.
Miss Mabel Farrell of Lancaster,
Archie Marshall accompanied by Miss
May Gates and VIM. Reisbeck of
Blakes Prairie, enjoyed themselves
with night of fun at the old peoples
party.
H. Hoffman and Isaac Sheppard
had wood sawyers last week.
And last IS all are the humps.
NIGHT HAWK
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-03-21
Rockville.

We are sorry to contradict our Wit
ness correspondent of Rockville items.
1t was said certain kind hearted
young man of Potosi treated Rock
vile BOYS to oysters. The five Young
men who had these oysters were not
treated to them, but they stole them
We are sorry to hear of Rockville
boys doing such RASH act.
Potosi people must have taken adj
vantage of the fine weather Sunday
rs we saw several buggies pass
through here.
Mrs. J. Stevens and daughter Jen-
ME spent Saturday in Potosi.
Messrs viii Wonderlin and Albert
Wolf passed through here Sunday on
their way to Platteville.
Mr.. Ed Carthew made his accus-
toned visit to the prairie Sunday.
Messrs sam Hinson and Tom Crow
Their were seen in town sunday.
There have been several weddings in
Rockville and vicinity lately.
Some Young people went to
Platte Sunday to enjoy the ice. but
alas. it was water.
Ray Carthew OF Lancaster called on
relatives Sunday.
Misses Rosa Wolf and Mae Tobler
were in Potosi Saturday.
Miss Mary KoI Der Of Chicago is ex-
peeted home this week.
Lee Dack and Joe Blindert were in
Rockville Sunday.
Several Of the children Of the vii
lage are sicE
Mrs. Ed. Pierce and daughter were
callers in town Tuesday.
Rockville would be good place
for thrifty, young blacksmith.
Miss Ollie Carthew has fine new
organ. MIDGET.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-03-21
Highest of all in Leavening Power-Latest u Govt Report
Bsxdss'!
ABSOLUTELY Pure
Cassville


About the best place in town to pick
up news items is at TroIlope's store
All the finest male prevaricators drop
in there to exchange yarns and sample
Liges dried currants | say NAL e
prevaricators, as Lige's store ism t
large enough to hold the members of
the genter sex. who tell whoppers.
What glorious privilege 1t is to be a
woman and have the happy privilege
OF abusing the neighbors without any
danger OF being called to account and
Sullivanized for their meanness. As
the feminine gossip is not generally
hit for publication and not TO be de-
pended upon, we will skip it and tell
what we heard at Lige's the other
evening.
First, Lige is going 10 move his store
into half OF the Prior building, the 9th
err half to be occupied by the Bee Hive
store. Priors will occupy the build
ing where VIM. Devins now is: Crench
will move in where Lige now is and a
new hardware store is to be opened in
the Weiss building
Penn Waldorf, Mr., Copper Gus
Palmer and Pat Kilev will be inhabi-
tants of Cassville in the future.
Melville, Iowa. was the scene Fri
day night OF h0tlv contested fight be-
tween pugilist from Dubuque aud
! cal talent. Both parties were whip
ped 50 badly that the fight was called
a draw. 1t drew some Of our boys who
are admirers Of the manly art
The Revival meetings and the Park
er games still 60 on. The interest
seems to be increasing and pleasant
and profitable time is reported
The Gun Club practice at the lower
end of the grove and whenever they
hear that Lee Day is asleep, they
break his slumbers and clay pigeons
nearly every shot.
Ben Grimm expects to build large
business block this Spring.
Extein will revamp his premises
and make fine building of it.
A. Grimm is thinking of building a
house or store.
|. Smitz has moved to his farm and
Lon Treasdale has been taking in the
Mardi Grass and other sights at New
Orleans
The X. Of P's. and Masonic lodge have
banquet hall fixed up and the ma
sons will give banquet March 20,
which we will report if we happen to
be invited
If any Of these items are swelled or
otherwise out of plumb it must be
laid to handful Of Lige's dried APP
pies. He desires me to inform the
public that he has several barrels of
fine two year old wine on hand and
will be glad to treat any of his friends
who will give him hint that they
like wine. He also advises them to
call early and avoid the rush. Lige
is the most liberal man in town. Be-
sides the wine is getting so sour that
he can't drink it himself p. X
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-03-21
NORMAL NOTES.

Next Friday evening the Phil.
society will assume the form of the
House of Representatives. A bill pro-
yiding for the purchase of the rail
roads will be introduced.
Pres. Chalmers was out of towr
leeturing on Friday.
Regents are expected in about two
weeks.
Basket ball is the game among the
athletics a present. Preparations
are being mate for an athletic enter
tainment. Y
The closet Of prayer ought to be car
peted with praise.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-03-21
,oal oneratnrs to NInnt.

Boone. Iowa. March l9-The coal OPP
statets have issued al address 10 the
miners OF the county asking them 10
Qket "a CONSULTATION tomorrow.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-03-21
KERRY PLANTS
AND --uuzuuzuun
EIadIuIuS HuIhS

have lot of Fine Berry Plants
grown on new land. In Strawberries
| have Saunders, Enhance, Parker,
Earle, Lovett, Michael's Early and
Jessie that have perfect blossoms.
Wartield, Eureka, Haverland and
Bubach that are Pistillates.
The price is 81 per 100, 25 or more
of kind.
Raspberries: Shaffer's Colossal and
Musklngum. 35 for 81.
Cuthbert. Golden Queen, Palmer.
Johnston's Sweet and Gregg. %
plants for soc.
] have fine mixed lot of Gladiolus
Bulbs, blossoms of which were q
hibited on w. r. G. dinner tables at
the last County Fair. Price is 81 for
100 Blooming Bulbs.
WILL L. TAYLOR,
Mt. Hope. Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-03-21
In the fall Of 1898 a son Of Mr..

In the fall of 1898 son of Mr.. L
A.McFsrland. prominent merchant
of Live Oak, Suffer Co. CAL, was
taken with a very heavy cold. The
pains in his chest were so severe that
he had spasms and was threatened
with pneumonia. His father gave him
several large doses of Chamberlain $
Cough Remedy which broke mp the
cough and cured him. Mr.. MeFar-
land says whenever his children have
the Group he invariably gives them
Chamberlain Co~-h Remedy and il
always cures them He considers it
the best remedy iii the market Eor
sale by JoSephT. Bennett who desires Us
to publish the following extract from
n letter OF Chas. M Gutfeld, OF Reedley
Fresno Co. CAL, a. they handle the
remedy referred 10 and want their
customers 10 know Whist a splendid
medicine il Is:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-03-21
Are You Ever ANNOYED

by bnzzing or roaring IN your head?
Have you difficulty in hearing distinct
~? Are YOU troubled with contin-
nal dropping Of mucous, irritating the
throat aud causing YOU to cough? Is
your breath unpleasantly affected and
accompanied with had taste9 Is vonr
hearing less acute2 II SO. YOU have
catarrh and should at once procure a
bottle of Ely's Cream Balm, the best
known remedy. The Balm will give
instant relief.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-21
A German Book on Degeneration

A German of the name of Max Nordau has written book on Degeneration, !" taking as his documents tho picture, poems, novels and plays of the artists and writers of tho present period of art production.
 He has placed upon the dissecting table the pre- Raphaelite school as represented by Madox- Brown, Rossetti and Burne- Jones; tho symbolists represented by Maeterlinck, tho Belgian dramatist; the Diabolists represented by Huysmans, the novelist; tho Decadonts represented by h. sen, the irato Scandinavian tho Mystics represented by Verlainc. and the Egoma- niacs represented by Oscar O'Flaherty Wilde.
 Herr Nordau holds and tries to prove that the art movement represented by these various sections is marked by nerv- ous disease
 This Is the argument used to show what tho prevailing note of modern art means. The most curious thing about this treatise is tho self revelation of the writer for in much of Dean Swift's references to in- sanity Herr Nordau shows that he is to a certain extent afflicted with tho malady which he has discovered in tho age--New York Sun
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-21
MADE ROOM FOR BRAINS.

Two Successful Operations Performed In
 New York the Heads of Idiots.
 Two wonderful operations, tho objects of which arc to transform born idiots into beings that havo reason, wero performed at tho New York Postgraduate hospital recently
 Tho patients were two boys, each little more than 9 years old, and tho operation of craniotomy was performed by Dr. Seneca D. Powell assisted by Dr. Walker, tho house physician. Tho operation consists in tho removal of Q portion of the skull from tho top of the diminutive head, the object being to gve the cramped brain chance to expand and grow. After holes thrco-quartcrs of an inch in diameter had been bored through the skull strips of metal were passed between tho bone and tho membrane covering tho brain. Then triangular pieces of the skull of each pa- ticnt, inches ill length, wcre removed.
 Tiny and puny as tho littlo boys were, they recovered quickly from the ordeal. A littlo girl who had been an idiot from birth and had been similarly operated up- on recently was released from tho institu- tion wonderfully improved mentally
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-21
James G. Biaine's Dog.

When James G Blaine went to Wash ington for the last time and his coupe stopped before tho residence on Lafayette square, his wife and daughter went before him across the broad sidewalk and kept tho big English mastiff from lcaping upon his feeble master. The dog was a danger ous looking but harmless fellow who dear ly loved his master. and during Mir. Blaine's lifetime was as well cared for as any canine could be. But Blaine is dead,
 md his historic residence has been sold and demolished The other night the Blaine mastiff was found roaming about the sub urbs of the city, homeless and friendless tramp He was taken to station house by policeman who recognized him and will probably make his future home with the police department = Philadelphia