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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-08
Steiner Va6riGten aus Staot
Ino lim9eseno.

- Or. %. graD Prdttii6er Nr3t UNI
Spesialiit fir 2u9sn= Sbren- Naisn.
uno9alstrantbeiten. 1857 Soma Sotra.
- Geo. 9OOt6 bat cine Sanopumpt
oabier i'm 6lubbaien lis9en, wsl6e e,
gum N~usbagaern oes MiiiiIippi uno
CUR Siiuun9 bon Sots benubte. bic e,
am 6luBufer beiiBt. Sieier Sa9e nun
bat er Die Yumpe on cine @eielidaft
bon Ct. 2ouis. MO.. bsrtauft, psl6s
g0ia9ins Scrip 80. BON ct. GOuis,
WtO., beiBt.
- sic t6nnen itets quite Waaren al
nieOri9en Preiien in 9. 6. Wurrar
IL sos Wbolei0le Qiqu0rsSaus,
g~e9eniiber benz SOtel Sulien, erbalteu.
Sas Iiebsnidbri9e s66ter6en oes
Serrn Seinri6 Sung fiel uerh. Wods
10 un0liidli6 nit Dem &opf auf einer
Ra9el, oaB oieier Dem &inoe Die Sirn,
ih0le OerleBte.
- Sic tOnnen quite 2iQu0re beinl
pint, bel Der Quart bel Der 8allon(
ODER beim SAB 81 8rObpertaufs=prei
fen erbolten bel .. Is. WurraD q &c.,
0e9eniiber Dem SOtel Sulien.
- Sic SainOis Central GiIenbabr
ioQ in Derfl. Wo6e cine geitelun9 bon
1000 6rahtwa9eu 9ema9t baben,
lpelbe etpa $500. 900 toilen tperoen.
Wit GinibluB oleier g8u9en bat bic 9e.
nNnnte Sabn I'M Sabre 1896 1890
6ra6twa9en an9etauft.
- s. s. PeteriOn, 3obnarst,
96l Mainltrabe.
Ser 8ebiilisiberiii bat Sobanr
Is. SNus bon Wtlnn. mad Dubuque
ms @%eidn9nib 9ebraht. 9erislbe if
un9etla9t, $3.50 bon Serrn So6anr
Barrett gu WOrtbin9tOn 9eitOblsn gu
6aben.
- Sn Dem &laNefolle 9s9en 6brit.
@derlebe, benz an0ebli6en W0roer be,
Wina Sell bon Yellepue bet oas 8e.
riht bic gerle9ung oes gerb0res mad
Glluton @Ountp erluubt.
Ripaps TabpleS assist digestion.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-08
Ser StaOtratb

bate cine GrtraiBung am 6reita9
9lbeno uilo cine iueitere ain Wontag
glbeno. Wavor TuffD tbeilte benz
Staotrutbe an 6rsit09 Nbeno nit, er
babe auf @eiu6 oes &atbes ben 8it=
ter Silon pDn New Sort 9efra9t tpie
bel er Der St0ot re6nen tUiirOe, iuenn
er oerielben eine On / t iiber bic
8eieBli6teit Der 6Onoertirun9 Der ltQoti=
iben gonos, pelde I'M Setra9e bon
etlua $500, 600 balo fdlis iein weroen,
i6riftli6 oerabrei6en muroe.
Sr. 8nooen, Mr. 9iQon Der, ipenia-
items mas ,Sef6eioenbeit" anbelanet,
ieinen NObot0ten Il q II b ni9t per=
lellQnet, ybaben gerrbt" Dem Staots
rNtbe mit3utbeilen, oab er bic ibm inne=
uObnenoe @iienibaft in bieier 6ra9e
fir ben r~9erin9en" .Setra9 bon bios"
$500 bon ieinen peisbeitstriefenoen
&ippen fallen laien wiiroe.
SeIbItoeritdnoIi6 bat Der Gtaotratb
Nr. Dillon bon Nem Yorf ouf bas
SOfIi6ite 9eoantt fir Den nbiai9en"
rSSOO=Hatb" ben er ab9eben mOlte. Die
SubuQuer NOpOtaten boben nidt Dbue
llnre9t ibre Stimme 9eeen oisie por9e=
i6la9ene ySmpOrt0tiOn remoen
&0tbes" prOteitireno erbobeu. inoem lie
betonten mir batter nod cine 9anSe
&eibe erfNbrener NooDtaten in unierer
ei9enen Staot Dubuque, wel6s bsreit
wGren einen 9uten uno ybaltbaren"
&atb in oieier Qn9ele9enbeit pie bill
Tiger gu l~iefern.
l~lebri9ens tpo3l baben mir unisren
St0otnnipalt9 g8enn man ii6 baran
e%rinnert, oaB Serr I'll. Wattbeps nod
Elm vSimm6en" BON Staotratbe fir
etnen &atb Derlan9t, 10 iaeint uns,
ooB unier legal advice-departement
in Der StaotoermaltunQ allmQblig cine
rett o # pteli9 abtbeilung piro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-08
Sir &lagcn gcgen Siihnt Snnarum
BON 0inrulu, Nebr.,

tpelde Dor benz ei9ens NaSu berufenen
tir6li6en MetrOpOlitan= 8eridte bier
in Dubuque Oerb0rt Wuroen, lino oon
oieiem @eri6ts oabin beantportet ipOr=
Den, ooB Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Prieiter
9erehtferti9t uno wieosr in ibre &cAte
Ols Prieiter ein9eieBt pOroen ituo.
Bon &ircOln, Nebr., aus wlro beri6=
tet, Der YiI6Of babe ertlart, er tOeroe
an WtiQr. Martinelli, ben ueuen pdpits
li6en Sele9aten in @aibin8tOn appel
liren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-08
Scr bobm. Gatrr Tcurriteiu

pDn Cascade puroe an 0onnersta9,
an ieinem NomenstaQe. BON ieine,
Qon3en Gemeinoe feierIi6It 9eebrt.
gtud einem SO6amte UNI s llbr fanc
in Der S6ullalIe BON Soften Der Sin.
Der Die tibIiAe 8ratul0tiOnsfeier itatt.
An 8eibenten iiberrei6te man Dem
bO6W. SeeliOrger cine 9oloperSiertt
Yfeife, Elm Pfuno Sabat, einen &eiie.
banotofsr etc. etc. &eO. 6eueriteir
O0ntte in ber5lider @eiie fir Die ernie
iene Gbre uno lieb 3uderwert untea
Die SleIuen ~pertbeilen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-08
Ser bO6m. Batter SberbrGdling bon
&urcm6urg

tDlro am "a. 6%ebruar o0S Iilbsrne
Subtlaum Gls PrieIter unO pfarrer
be8eben uno 5tOeiielsObne miro bic
ttberars WOblgeOronete uno bItibenoe
@emeinoe, WeI9er Der gsIddBte Seel.
'orQer nit 70 9rOBem Gifer uno 10
9roBem @rfOI0e DOrItebt, aud oa5 6eIi
auf Die DilrOi9ite g8eiie gu begebsr
Wlien. u Toll uns ireuen, BON einem
SOrreipOnocnten Oaielbit gtdbere5 iiber
ben SerIauf Der YOrbereitun9en gu
erfabren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-08
@esrn &rsbsidaoen.

Sd empfeble hermit Stroop's bsri6mte,
iit iber 100 Sabre bewabrte, DOH mir i'm.
portirte Yulper. 0telelben beilen ieoer
(no6 ui6t auf9ebroheneW Srebs iowObI
iulerli6 ais auBerli9.
6eitina, Sa., 80. Oft. 1895.
Germ Gbwarb 3. Soebing, ct. 2icas, ga.
8ertber Serr! SD ertbeile Sbuen bier
nit meiileu bsitsu Oaut iiir bic uebermitt:
lung bes Stroop'S SrebSpulperS. SD bin
mad @ebraub besielbeu pOui9 Don meineu
6rebsibel 9ebeilt uItO ratbe sS hermit allen
SrebSleioenoeu beitens al.
a6tun9spol llri6 Srep.
We9en gdberem a~oreiIire man:
Gbwarb .. 8%oebinn
ct. 2ucaS, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-08
StaDta6efur Stemm

bat bic steuerbiider fir bas Sobr 1896
nun ab9si6loNen. Die ftGOtii6en
wsIde gu besablen iino, be-
iit auf $207, 385.40 nebIt Der
fir g8OIier, weI6e $l,658.2l
ergebsu wiro. 9sioe Suiummen belau=
fen ii6 ouf 1927, O43.6l 2ebtes Sobr
bcliefen iih oieie alf 1923, 428. "a
Ober SO. 6l4.77 mebr oieies Sabr oils
I'M pprioen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-08
Ser Staotratb

belt am 5reita9 Mbeno cine idma9,
beIu6te, informelle SiBuna, obne Se-
itlmmtes su beiblisBsn. Wan iprad
iiber bic 5ra9e Der 6eltieBunS Der 8es
bGlter oes itdotIi9en 8eiunobeits-
rabies, 0ls oeiien SOrIiBenoer Der
WapOr bisber $500 erbielt. Wapor
Suffp ertlQrte, er tperoe feline 8elber
fir feline 0ienite i'm 8eiunobeitsrat6s
in Gmpfang nebmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-08
Srrr SObann eteulttl

tpeI6er bisber StaotaKeHor mar, tpirb
am l. SanuGr Ieinem pom &Olte en-
pdblten NUbiOl9er i'm Nmte, 9. 9uns
can YIaB MAIDEN nm GebitIIe Oes
9ountD : @lert az nerOen, an STEELE
bon u. Abeln. Serr 2lntOu glbeln bat
it4 ndmIi6 entidIoien 4oOOtat gu
toeroen nno Wiro in nG6Iter 3eit Ii6
etnem Gramen Dor benz Stoats=S berz
9erl9te unterjiehen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-08
gu Gusrane

bat Der bo6p. @ater @ienolo fir bic
Der ct. Mariens8 emeinOe
nit Yool= uno giaiaro-
berri6ten laiisn. Sieier S9ritt
1T Obne 3Ueifel eiu iiberaus prattis
ider, Der fir bic tiinfti9e Organization
lebenstrditiasn uno tbdti0en
Siin9lin9s=Sereins rnter ben oeuti6en
in Cascade entibeiOcno
piro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-08
Sie Jirma Sas. 9ehi Il Co.,

= de Der 7. uno M a i # E.
lit betonnt ais zines Der beIten 9er=
t%aufsbduier Der Staot fir ale grtitel
IN Guen= uno aurSW0aren, fir 5ep-
pi9e uno Geltii6er uno audi fir alle
Waaren, weI6e ben perI9ieoenen Sab
resseiten an9emehen iinO. @Qes lit
edit unO Oauerbait bel mO8li6t biQigen
Breiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-08
Stadt mud Amgegeud.
Entered at the Postoffce at Dubuque, Iowa
and admitted for transmission through
the mails at second-class rates.
3pet EricItrrjubilarn in Dubuque
Snuutn.

Die 9orbereitun9 gum iilbernen
prielterjubiIdum Oe5 bOdwitroi9en Sas
ter GOumnm bon Der bieIi9en Ser,
Sefu=&ir6e Weroeu bon ben Oeri6ieOe-
nen @Omite5 nit 9rOBem Giier betriez
ben unO es IinO ole NusIi4ten OOr=
banoen, oOB Die 6eier ben aleri6Onite
Nerl0uf nebmen Wiro.
Ser bOawiiroi9e Yater Sberbr0f.
ling bon &~urembur9 miro i'm tOmmen'
ben S0nuar ieiu iilbernes 9rieiterlubis
IGum be9eben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-08
GnuSr y. YaQcr,

Der einiti9e Reoutteur Oes en9liIhen,
tOtbOlii6en @O6enblOttes oGbur9
Yro9reB" nOn ct. 2Ouis, belt uerh.
@O6e unO Nnfan9s oieier @Obe cine
8eibe gnipraden itber v9ie GpO6en
Der G~iteratur", D8rie6enlano uno
8Om" etc. i'm Dob 6ellOps Semple.
Die GortrdQe itebsn untsr ben @usIpi=
glen oes Sherman Circle.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-08
Gin bic @rnBsei6mprenrn bernicien.

Su benz Sale 0e9en ben Stuoenten
9einri6 RidaroiOn DOn GpWOrtb,
ws0sn unAeieyIi6cr StimmenNb9abe,
bat 6rieoenstihter WaDbants ben Stu=
Oenten inter 500 Si9erbeit 0eltelt
unO i'm an Die 8rOB9eiAwOrenen per-
Wieien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-08
gu Wr8reaur

rtdtete am SreitaQ Elm 6suer einer
S6aoen bon $4,000 in Dem Saupt.
geI9Gftstbeile Der StQot an. 9it
.Netus" OiH3e unO oOs Spern6aua
lie9en in 9ritmmsrn. Ser 8rono IOQ
ourd cine Gi8orre entItCnoen iein ueldC
Semano nu6 benz 3On3e Der Sob Sci.
Ions letttIinni8er @ciie fOrtparf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-08
Ser ,,Sancnpnrt Semoirat"

entbielt f~pl0enoes Stem: Sin 9ubu-
que GOuntD 6urmer bat aus isinem
YOoen $1,000 in Sob aus9e9rabeu
lulo Iie in elmer Der Yanten Der Staot
OepOnirt. 9ieler Damn 1T elmer Der
Oerarmten Soma I9riculturaliten. bon
Dem mir 10 piel 9eb0rt baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-08
e. y. S6ruener & Co.,

Gde Der 8. uno @bites IT,,
miro Sbre SeteOun8en fir Gutter,
@etrsioe, Seu, StrOb, &olt. Cement.
Sol3, 8Oblen, GenbpfOiten etc. etc. ali
oas gefrieoi8enoite ausfiQen. Sele.
p6One 267.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-08
gu %Ocrfaufcn.

Gin .glodimtt8 Chop" NIT outer RunS,
ibaIt bldg mIo inter 8UteU @~eoiugUugeu 3l
p%ertaurel. Tim gtabereS WcnOe mou lt9 an
ben @t9eltRimer, SObn Suugers, JtpQiNS.
aoRt. 0iROHa Co., WsIHU,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-08
Sic &irheuiair,

mel6e Der bobmiiroi9e Satcr S6iIf=
NADER DON NeOIN tiir5li4 psranitaItet
bate, DerIief Ouf oos GrfOlgrei9te.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-08
6afenbahPs Nfhmaz &ur

ptrtt fdsr uuO ibusu bel GniGaet pom aItbma, Sus
ten, Sur5ntbmtgteit. Rein RuubmitteI. geibt ,u
nebwtH. Yrobe lrst. Dtau %Goreiiire: 8. 8. 8 utens
6GbL 0sutider apotbetsr. RilWautee 6is. 9ssta
Gents DParte bel iir Vstour. y orto.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-08
1T d. cs.
9]cretni9te Stnaten.
d.

G8freut nm 5 cine 8ei6e &uremz
burger unter ben 8eNmten oeS tNtbo'
lii6en Sin9lin9s=9ereines bon Nus
rora, Sl., gu fjnoeu. Ser Bolts
freuno" beri6tet:
Der Siinglin8ss llutert =%erein Der
ct. NitoluuS @emeIuoe erwabIte III Der
Iepteu rc9elmGRi0eu &eriummIun9 ioI9enoe
&eamte fir ben uGditeu EerIIn:
sSacob 6erbert, QrGijoeut;
9tit. S6orpeuter, &lcC RrQI.
Sobu Wunoeruo6, prototol Secr.;
Sobn gQcilouo IT,, Corrsip. Secr.;
Wutb. g9aQuer ir. NiuonIecr.;
Sohn WltideQ, S6otmetter;
Sd. Q8olSieIo /. Wuo 4jeter 2liel 2. Wtors
f6ou.
Der @ereiu itebt iinon,isu isbr gut uno
9epiuIt aud neUe Mit9lieOer. 2(m CONT
tag 4benO iinoet ;lr Seer beS ct. NitOlauSs
SeiteS in Der EIrnboue cine IbeuOunterbuls
tltl9, beitebeuo aus @ei0n98s uno WGlltts
portrG9eu NIB @ulpru6eu ltOtt. Wtebrere
geiitli6en 6erren pou bier uno Der hinge
geuO baben ibr Gri9eiueu 3u8eio8t, ebenio
Der Columbia WGuner6Or, weI9e etnt8e
i60ne Gteoer portr0geu Wtro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-08
%Guber nerurIahten es.
+. VII

wv
RtptrbaIe, o. Ssbr., '9b.
Tor urasidbr 2 Sabrsu bra6en Rdubsr tn mciusm Cos
ben eth uto i6lugeu mid 10, ouB I'D wte toet auf BEN
gooen laa; nubotm i'd abCr ptsoer 5r mir Fam, mar Id 10
iAptnolt6, oub ib taum 9sbeH torrte, aud IuGreu metut
Screen 70 augegrtfier, oGb i'd nt6t mebr selduft9 iprt6tn
uSb IbreibCu fouute, h6reu tonnte Id aud nkbt mebr gut;
burd5 ben ]otringiten YGrm, iogur bur4 IauteS Spr.hsu
tribra6 td, ieito,m i'd nun GaitOr Sosnt9's RcrueusS tdr'
Ter uabm, bin Id beOeutsH6 better uno boffs aud baburt
uaui Furtrt 5u psresu, ME m.iH gtatbGr Z. SuIep.
9, Eeperuter, QoftmtiItG.
3psi 5laIden furirten IGN.
8tcs, Iainu., Rdr3 'e5.
Spd Sabre lang lit i'd am Rassu, bate ueuis 2lppes
III. piel 8opiUCb uno botte tetne ytube pcoCr bel Ed9
nod Nahts. Sd Ocriudte boqe9en @sridteoeuss obne
Griola, ieitbem t6 absr 2 5laT5sn Rutor Roeui9'S gterS
&. 9tsta.
fa0S Elm tpCrtbooues Bud fRr yeroeHIstosube
S&EYE unO cine QrObesJlai9c 5%ugeianot. AruIs
WV erbQlteH au5 bic NGeoistr umiOnIt.
Sieie Mebl3tn UurOe felt BEN Sabre 1876 BON Dem
6odro. Baitor &bRi9 III Sort 29apne, Sno., ~aIbereltst
EuO ieBt inter ietrcr Gntpetiung BON Der
KOENIG MED. CO., Chicago, III.
40 S. Franklin Street.
Sci 9ISothetcrn ga babcn fit
H1.0O Die SIaldIe, 6SIaidIcu fur S5.00S
eroSs SG.5S. q iaT $500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-08
marftbe r OBJ.
Rrctie fur Den 6roBperfauI.

Gubuque ben 4. DECEMBER 1896.
@etreibe unb MebI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-08

RiRans Tabules assist digestion.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-13

In making a report Of his researches
on the constitution Of the atmosphere
To the French academy Of sciences DR..
T. l. PhiPson recently asserted tnat
the presence Of FREE oxygen in the air.
On which animal life depends i entire
" due 10 vegetation IN Vas the primi-
tive plants Of early geological time that
supplied the greatest quantity OF oxy-
gen TO the atmosphere Free oxygen Is
stIl given OF by plants. but the lower
plants such as the simplest slgae. sup
ply much more oxygen in proportion 10
their weight than do those Of superior
orders According 10 DR. Phipson the
oerehro-spinal nervous system which
j. the highest Characteristic Of animal
life, has gradually become com
pleN in proportion with the increase in
the relative quantity Of Tree oxygen in
the sir--Nouth'S Companion
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-13
ANTTTOxIN.
It's vaiae In the Ir~.sD~nf Of D~sPhthsrts
nezsn.frnf-a-

In the face o. the distrust and opPosi-
ton which the attempt 10 extend the
Use Of anfifoxin in the ~treauueat Of
diphtheria has b-en met in certain i'm
auential quarters. il Is gratifying to
read the summary Of results - far Oh
tanned by the new treatment from the
pen OF DR. WEIGH professor rolf Atholu-y
IN the Johns Hopkins university
Statistics have t-rn carefully collect
ID from al parts Of the world and The
reduction Of mortality in ~diphihcria hg
serum treatment is brought cat in a
very striking manner. Perhap che best
testimony TO the ef8cacr % the ncw
system is furnished by the experience
Of Baginsky and others. who record the
results obtained during the voluntary
pause in the serum Treatment caused by
failure in the supply 81 erum
Thus Bagtnsky states that between
March 1894. and March. lsss. - chill
dren were treated with auutoxin with
a fatality OF 1876 pr cent During the
period when the -uPply q serum was
exhausted l3s chiidrcn Wer~ treated
without a~ntitoxin with a fatality of sas
per cent
Similarly Korte noted a rise IN fatal
~ from AL per cent during THE s-rum
Period TO 5as when no serum vas pro
durable. and during an epidemie q
6iphtheria at Trieste th- fatality rose
from la per mt TO 80 per cent. when
the supply OF SERUM fsiAcd.
4 German medical Journal has in
stitUted a collective investigator 81 al
the cases % diphthcria treated with
serum-
Such statistics should prove Of ines
Unable value in assisting the formation
II 4 correct ofieial judgment Of he
therapeutic value Of autitoxin-
In the meantime. Dr. Welch states
that the study. 50 far. Of fhe results Of
the treatment II over 700 case-of dph-
liberia hy antItoxin demonstrate beyon5
al reasonable doubt that auti-diph-
thereto serum - = sp~cifc curative
agent for diphtherIz- SURPRISING in il
efficacy all other known methods Of
treatment 81 this DISEASE. While the e.
sential h~armlessness Of the serurn his
been demonstrated by over a hundred
thousand injectiOns-Pittsburgh DIS
rsnrrh
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-13

Il was not addressing sou. sir said
the old man. PoeTishly.
~Oh. thcn, / beg your pardon. I
thought you were hoPe you wilfex-
cuse M. Cor ] know how annoying r
Is TO he waiting FOR a party. and fhd
have the party turn up too late 7
The lady smiled again a the polite
Young man. and the old gentleman kept
on muttering. but not - loud that We
could hear what he said.
\ gong changed. and the porters ran
Aither and fhither shouting to the pas
sencers u take their seats Ny friead
put his head cut % the window and
raiicd TO olr Of the railway men; a por-
ter came 20 the window.
Il sec. sir said my friend to the old
gentleman. that your porty is going
20 - left behind. Now if YOU viii tell
me- which articles belong - them will
give them in caarr- 81 this porter Nho
viii return the articles 20 them when
they arrive.
lie pickec up the p-nrtmanteau which
had been in the place be- now occupied.
and thrust IL through the window TO
fhe porter. telling him in French that
a party was coming " ho would be left
i-hind-
viii you leave that alone cried the
old gentleman rising and s~natching
lie baggage.
But ms lear SIR said my friend,
protestinglv. you arr surely not going
70 carry the other folks luggage with
you9 Think Of them left IN Paris with
/ none Of the comforts fife.
They viii come 10y the next train
said the old gentleman. placing the
-fortmRnt-au up in the rack again
They may have made up their mind.
10 stay = week. said the Young man
The lady put the book she had beer
reading up 20 her face and laughed
outright Her husband looked AT ben
with an expression Of disgust on his
highly coiorrvi face.
1T is no troubic 70 me At all con.
tinucd the Young man. hlandly. to put
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-13
/ OF SLEEP.
Natural mi Necessary to Perfect
Health.

Health
In sleep the entire BODY. with all its
component parts and its various Of
fees, ceases from labor. Ike a machine
which has its fires banked and its
y heels stopped The BODY. Ike the ma
chine. i ready to start work again AT
a moments notice. but for the time b-
ing il i out Of commission
Primarily. Of course. sleep Is a condi-
ton Of the brain. a by this organ all
impulses from the external world are
received and frorn il are transmitted al
messages necessary to the performance
of any desired act.
In fscf. TO carry the siuile stili
further. The brain. as the eenter Of the
nervous system. is the governor of the
human machinery. controlling all its
movements and Offices. and directing
them into an intelligent and useful
channel We can easily understand.
then. what must k the daily strain
upon this great center-grca1er even
than hat upon fhr muscles which are
called upon TO do its work.
Sleep. then Is natures opportunity
~ 8a-AEAfAH AAE 1tAAAAHF AHEAAALAAHA
Of the brain. ard Of repairing the mus
eles and restocking them with material
with which TO do their work successful
y.
Sleep. in order TO be beneficial.
must De profound and bealthfuL. To
this end the greatest care should he
eNerciselfo have the bedding eomforta-
bic and csran. and the whole atuos-
phere Of The rosm pure and hoIesoDe.
The sleeper should not be disturbed
until he wakes of his own aceord, I'M
less there IS a chronic tendercy to over
sleep, in which case = few lessons with
b aid o. an alarm-clock or a serHEnt.
combined with conscientious effort on
the part OF the person himself. will
usually effect q cure
URiess the person is actually lazy
and in danger of contracting bad habits
in this respect. il j. better TO allow him
TO sleep II viii Especially is this true
OF growing children.
In earlier morning hours. or after
one has heen asleep for some time. na-
ture has made great progress in her
work of repair. and should lie allowed
10 complete her work while the air is
pare and outside influences are At their
minimum
Sleep that has been artifeiallv in
duoed Is comparatively of little value.
Ii is true that the mind is relieved Of
its activity, but tie various organs
and the impulses which tend 10 their
nutrition are also TO an ~appreeiable
extent Paralyned-Youth's Compan-
ion
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4 youth who has worked in an Aa-
gusta store long enough 70 absorb the
idea that he A. a business u1an Wus
asked BY his little sister for 4 lean o.
50 cents 4 few DAYS ago. He insisted
that she should give him a Dote for
H. This she did. and he. IN his harry.
Poeketed il without reading IL When
be thought II time for her TO par tht
debt he spoke Of IL She replied that
II wasn't convenient fer her 10 do 50
But ! have your note he said He
pulled il from his pocket, and on read
ing found that. for value received she
promised TO pay 30 cents when con
venient=S- \. Mercury.
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7 FROM HOME.

lyc a box o. yeli1- rllssives
Sacred kept thruukh changing years.
And when sad and Ncary hearted
Often read 'tNiEt smiles and tears
There are notes % Invitation.
Souvenirs Of graceful sort.
ssEAnu@1 bits and quaint old menus.
And rare treasures never bought.
There are letters from the schOolmat~.
Who through years proved trus an1
tried.
There the card 81 stu another.
First q Us to - a hride.
There arr lines pennei IN ~alrtztion~
FlRttrriug and insincsrs.
There are others Eag and witty.
ruled with wishes and good cheer.
There are bright VACATION letters
FROM the summer friends % yur~.
They had written through the autumn.
But vere never heard frorl more.
But tn an the store Of letters
That keep Vhere'~r I roam.
Their arr none ] And mors precious
Than the sacred ones from lone.
-wtnena TeWCr. In Faru and Home
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-02-13

Tie signing By the mayor Of BuTalc
OF the Niagara falls power franchise
insures the introduction into that CITY
Of electric power developed At the falls
The experiment viii he watched with
Interest by other cities and by cleo
tririans generally, as bearing upon the
problem Of the economic distribution
Of power prodrced at a distance from
the point of application If s~0ccessful
il may be expected 10 largely increase
the use Of water power In all the
older states Of the union NAV be found
many abandoned mil sites on streams
abandoned because distance from U D
plies and markets orerbaIanced in cosf
o transportation the difference in cost
OF prediction between the use OF steam
and water power. With a demonstra-
ton Of economical distribution Of slee-
TIC power over a vice radios these
abandoned mill sites Elll have a new
value Power developed there wIl be
used by the manufactures situated
miles distant On the lines Of urausporta-
fion-Chlcaco Chronicle.