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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-17

@. D. gSilbelm S6mib, ShloiiermeiIter;
10: Sobann, 9. D. 0ti6el Clement, Sans
belsmann; 49,: 9ucie, (. D.. Sobann Wel-
1iar giierils, Inter Qoiutant beim Sreis
iptligensG Corps; IT,: Ritolas Remp, @. D.
Sobann Better Wter9en, Primdr : eebrer;
&elena Wargaretba, Z. D. @ouarb 8lein,
@ei6GitssS ertreter; Sobam Setter, Sobu
D. &arl Sabil, Sanol6ubI9ueioer; Sotob
Wti6el, @. D. Safob Srenier, gdfermeiiter ;
Wtaria Gnnd Satbarina, Z. .. Warimtlian
Wartiit, @onbitor; IS. Sobauna Charlotte,
8. D. SrarS fapier @irtb, @uritsisber, AZ
Gid a. b. &j. w%obnbaft; 49,: Barbara
6atbarina, &. .. Sran, Wiiler, S6lofier;
co.: arna Sorteuie SrauSista, Z. .. Sos
bann 0eopoIo Srieres, Giienbabubsamter.
Ssiratben. - Bonn 3. Seb.: Sobauu
gaptiit &irib, Sanbibubi6neioer, nit Gliie
Sturm TO-: Sobanl Repeui9, Staotlers
Sealtt, NIT 0ittorine 8euer; H.: Sobdnn
Better Oaro, Giienbabnbeamter, nit Ratbas
rila Ser9; Wilbelm Sirmer, Qoitbeamter,
nit Wtarta Sobanna Silossu; 49,: 6arl
Wtidel geblelt, Sau6i6ubiabrifant, nit
Wa9oalena 6atbarina Wtihel; Htfolas
Vlanc, Sanfbeamter, nit Barbara 9oriie
9enb; To-: Wilbelm 3Iaug, Sanbarbeiter,
nit WtG9baleua Groile; NitolqS gai6,
6ubrmaun, nit Gtiiobet6 9%eblauc; So6anl
Soiepb Sani;et, S6loiier, nit auIla gfennig 4;
Yeter Gang, Sauoi9ubI6ueioer, nit So.
banua 9erenos; Ritolas gSepmerstirb,
Groar6eiter, nit Waria &ia; H.: Sobanu
Peter Commit 0i6amp, WObeltaps;irsr,
nit Nina Seuenbraub.
SterbefdIIe. - Gom 1. Seb.: SarI
Berg, alt 2 Sabre; Raul 2oren3ini, alt l
WH.; g.: Waria Sol;emer, oft IS Sabre,
gSittpe pon Sobann 8aai9t, stls. S6ubs
nader; T.: Watbias Groiie, oft "a Sabre,
gerber; War Sumaun, oft 80 Sabre, Stus
bent Der 2beolo9ie; Seinri9 8eielsr, alt
80 Sabre, Sa9lObner, ebelos; Sobann lllue.
ling, alt II Sabre, &a9lobuer, ebelos; 10. {:
Scbann Better Sdreiuer, alt "a S., Sbeniit,
ebelos; 49,: anlla Wobrmauii, aft 4 W.
a.: Wtaradretba @retbel, alt 46 g., 9bes
frau BON Peter Sauieu, giienbabubeamter;
49,: Sobaun Better Strod, alt l 7. s Dr..
Gina Siegeler, at 3 g. 10 W.; anua
6rduSista Miiuer, alt 8 s. 5 W. ; Ratbarina
GlGieIer, alt 80 g. 6 W., gSittipe Don Siipor
Sranj gorenj giuort, 3tlS. Steuers Ginneb.
mer; Sobault Better Eetermanir, alt 40 g.,
S9reiuer; Suiaula grimber9er, alt 80
Sabre, Bittpe Don Sobauu Iiti6, Stls.
S6neibermeiiter; 90. Sobaln Setter S9el,
alt 62 8. 8 W., Sornorebslsr Ell: 6dtba.
rina 0elter, alt 20 g., Gbeirau Don guitap
Sapot, g~uhbGnbler.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-17

Sermeseil, Is. Ssb. 8eltern
glbeno wuroe swii9en ben Srtidaiten
9lbtei uno Samflos in Der taum Elm
SUB tiefen Brims Die 9sihe elmer etpa
40 Sabre alien Srau aus Samflos
9~eiunoen. guf 8runo ihnerpiegen.
Der Yeroa6tsmOmente, Die Srau er=
mproet 81 babeu, iino osren eigener
gann uno oeiien S4wieseriobn oer=
baftet moroen.
Srier. Sei Der Nelanle9ung bes
bon Der @eiubauihule erworbenen
g8einberges bItlib bonn @mpbitbeater
ltieBsn Die Weinbaultiiler auf cine
ge9rdbniBltdtte. Su Siemlib resel-
mdBigen Gbltdnoen ianoen iib poll=
itdnoi9e Stelette, Die mOhl ale in
SdrGen b~eitattst tparen, mie Die i'm
umtreis 9eiunosn eiiernen 9tG9el CUR
8enit9e bepeiien. Sci fait allen 2ei6en
lagen llrnen ooer Srii9e, einmal elm
Srintbeber nit Der Aufi6rift Vivas;
audi iano li9 elm 9rOBeres 9riiulibes
Blas9efdB. Nlem Nni9eine aab ltebt
oisie Ss9rdbnibitdtts in Se;iebuns gu
Dem ampbitbeater. = Der Saltenbir-
tenbrisf oes bo6p'lte Serrn SiI9ofs
bon Srier bebonoelt bic 2ebre BON Der
Nbt0otuug. - Sei Der Geparatur elmer
2OtOmOtipe in Der GiIenbabnpertitdtte
81 Sartbaus iprang Elm Hietna9el
suriif uno traf einen ~l8jihrigen @r=
better aus Sartbaus 10 un9liidlib auf
bic Stlrn, oaB eine 8ebirnperleBung
sintrat. IS 1T wenig Spffnung bora
banoen. ben iun9sn Mauu am 2eben
su erbalten. = Sieier Sage wurbe
aui benz a~dersute oes Serrn Or. BON
9tell elm Shweiu 9eihladtet, welbe5
nidt wenissr als $40 Yfuno mog.
8itbure. Ser Sa9resberi6t Der
Sotalabtbeilung Sitburg fir 1895
sdblt 10 Observation-Disclosures im
&reile Sitburg aut pel1e ale elm
erireulides Stre6eu seisen uno einen'
GrfDl9 auiueiien, Der piele 9emeinoen
oss Srsiles peranlalien oiirfte, ebenfalls
ibre GrSeu9nihe aus Der Yiebbaltung
9snphenihaftlib 1I Oerpsrtben. SieIe
8snOnenlAaiten limb iebr prattii1 ein=
9erihtct uno per9iiten fur 6sttasbalt
rs Yfennige fir oa5 9itsr Wil6.
wdbreno lie bic Masermil6 suriidlis.
fern; meilt ergaben IL bis III Sitter
Wtil6 l Yiuno Butter, welbe nit lilo
bis l.20 Mtart oas Yiuno beSablt wiro.
Observation-Disclosures limo sin9erib-
tet in Den 8emeinoen Sitbur9, 6lie-
Bem. Slim. Wisdel, @olsielo, Sber.
mels. MettenoOrf, Sinspelt. Srrel
uno Samm. Ollie haben ielte Guuo-
ldait uno mebr Selleaungen. ais Tie
bewlltiSen t0nuen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-17
6robher,oethum.
4us Ger pauptitaot.

Ser Yaramente ab Der
Surembur9er 2iebfrauentirbe 1T Witte
Sebruar our6 ein prahtpplles &unlt=
inert berei6ert pOroen. Die @rb9robs
berSogin bat aus ibrem Yrauttleioe
einen Gbormantel ftifen laiien uno ben=
ielben Der Patronin bes Suremburger
Sanoes, Der alerielisiten Sun9irau,
Der SrDIterin Der 9etriibten, eepeibt.
Sas pra6tuolle 8emanoitiif lit aus
i6perem, ourb Elm Yalmulter belebtem
Samat bergeitelt, iuGbrsno Stdbe uno
&appa nit tunltpOlen 8Ololtidereien
n~erSiert iino. Sn ~erbabener arbeit
tuinoen cine ELLEN unb cine &olens
rante, ii1 ineinanoer Deriblineeno uno
glei9iam unter benz asitidten @appen
Der fiirtliAen Sduier Surembura
Naiiau uno Sragan3a berpOrwa6leno,
it6 binauf bis CUR Sappa, auf mel6er
Das g~etrOnte MOuo9ramm Maria Sipi=
f6en Goien uno ELLEN iiber Dem 8ruBe
glpe Maria berporleu1tet. Sunltpple
Abpedielung bon glansenoen uno mat=
ten 8OlotDnen, Die N~nmenoun9 Der
Deri6ieosnIten 8plogeipinnlte in man6=
falti9er SeAnit, bon Der 8lansQolo
Sriie bis CUR GOroOnnet uno 6antiQe
Stiferei, beipirten cine mphltbuenoe
Niiancirun9 Der Slatt uno glumen=
tbeile. uno Die in farbiger Seioe ein9e=
itiften S6attirun9en perbreiten einen
Sarteu uno anipre9eno parnen Son
iiber oas 8anSe. Was &eihttbum
nno Sunitpertb betrifft, lam oas
@ewano wetteiiern nit ben fiirltli6en
@eibe9el6enten Der &aiierin Maria
Sbereiia BON Selterrei9, Der S6nioin
Maria Sescinsta Don Srantreih, oes
@raien Wansfslo IL. /. 10, wel6e Der
9aramenteni9aB Der Siebfrausntir1e
aufbewabrt. Sas berrli6e @eibae=
faent Der GrbaroBler3uain foil Die
iOmmenoen Soften az Die aliitli8e
Se~rbinonng Der Sduier 2uremburg
Nanau able9en fiir ben frommen Sinn
bes Tiirltenbauies uno 8Ottes uno Der
allerieli9iten SSungirau rei9li9en Se-
gen auf oasielbe berabruien.
Sids Gems M onument.
Sic I'M S%taotbauie er0iinete NusItel,
lung Der bereits %erDdbnten a6t Yllne
gum Sids=2enBsM onument iuuroe bic
Ter Sage bon SIS. &S. so. benz @roB=
ber5o9 uno Der 8roBbsrSo9in, in Ye=
9leltin9 beg Srn. StaatsminiIters
Gpihen beiuht. Sr. SiraermeiIter
MiOuiel madte Die Soneurs. Seit Der
Gronnun9 Der ausitelun9 wuroen Die
Wooelle uno Plane iowObl bon SunI-
iennern als bonn Publitum reae be.
iudt. Sas Monument, oas ca.
90 1000 6r. fOiten fol-, wiro betanut-
lid auf benz &otbenbrunnenplab auf=
9~eltellt. gu yewerbern wuroen nllr
lurcmbur9ll9e &linItler Su9elaien.
Aus un9arn piro 9emeloet: On
Die Spibe Der uuaariihen Nationalz
9alerie lOl, wie 9eriihtpeile perlautet,
Der berilbmte Maler Mibael Wuntacip
beruIen weroen, uno es beiBt io0ar,
Wtunt1elp babe lib i6On bereit ertldrt.
81 oielem 3pede BON Yaris. ieinem
itdnoi9en BObnprte, nab Yelt iiberSlls
Iieoeln. Sor ~eini9en Sa9en meloeteu
beutide Sldtter, Sr. Muntacip lei
tootirant, Die Ha6ri1t mar aus Der
Suit 9e8rifen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-17
Bort 0 Burlington II, @is.,
IL. NtGrs 1896.
@ertber Serr 9tebatteur


am %. Sch. fubr Serr Better 9cder, mels
der III lester !3eit ais 8Gder IN giitti6 III
Vel9ien algeitellt mar, pom Autperpelt na6
Neip Dorf ab nno langte am z. Wdrj bobler
BET leinem Sruoer al. - 0err Feter Srid,
wel6er i'm .ytotional Democrat" i'll Sbes
bop9an, isis, an9eiteut mar, bat III Der
BORT gSaib. 3tg." cine SteQe ais S9rifts
ieeer erbalten uuo mirb con~trdttmaBt9 alf
10 Sabre $14 per ISOLDE erbaltet. = Serr
Setter @onnering, Gigettbiimer bes btelt9en
SpernbauIes, lpiro III Surient cine NStrtbs
i6aft e%rOiinen. @onnering 1T aus Giielz
boril inn 6arton @repenma6er gebiirti9. -
Sim g., 10. NIB II. UtdrS baben mir oabier
beoeutenoe S9neeftiirme 9ebabt. - Qlm
Wittipob, ben II. WiGrS, itarb bier mad eius
tG9i9er 6rautbeit anna S6umo9er i'm
glitter Don % SSSabren. Sie mar bic einSi9e
S9weiter bon Srau Ratbariua Gelt Die
Seritorbele mar aus StaStbreoilnus 9ebiirs
tig, fam Dor etiua 20 Sdbreu ilu6 anterita
ihlo pobnte wGbrenb Der lesten 8 Sabre bel
ibrer S6lpeiter, 6ruu BELT.
a6tuuSspou 9. u.
girsiL ST., 10. @ars 1895.
Bsrtbsr Serr @onncr!
Vim Z. RGr; itarb bobier lnia Sbeim
Mi6oel SenteS, 6iters periebeu nit ben bl.
SterbeIatramenter, i'll Sduie leiuer Jtidte
Srou Nifolaus Sbrarer, no ibm cine liebes
poue @ifle9e III She'll 9eporoen NAT. Der
8eritorbele lit lett pier Wtonaten on Der
2Saiieriu 6t uno ertru9 ieine S6merSen NIT
Der 9r0bteu @eoulo, er9ebeu III @olteS 81.
g8ileI. Gr nor III Grnselt i'm 6reile git=
burg, &e9ieruu9sbe;irf 3rier 9eborelt lino
errei6te elm alter pom II Sabren. Gr ipobnte
felt 81 Sabreu bel ieiner 9ti6ts. Seine
9eihe puroe am 9. WtGri pon Der ct. Qeters=
Sir6e aus aui benz fatbolii6en @otteSadtr
bei9eiest. Ger 8eritorbeue mar ilperebe=
Ii6t unb bilterlaBt einsil Srtoer NIB eirle
S6meiter, Srau Seiier. Mo9s feline Seele
ruben in 6rieoeu! a6tun9suou,
y. 8tltgen.
Cine Sepei6e ous Seutih=
lamb brin9t fOlaenoe Nadri6t. nelfe
nidt ohne elm beiOnoeres Snterefe fir
unIere Ganosleute Iein miro:
-SerIiu, 8. WGr;. Ser IN Seipsi9
perbanoelte SpionenproSeB, Der 10 9roBes
glufiebeu erre9t bat, lit belte gum Gbi6lIb
selangt. Ser Sauptan9etldgte, etn Slreins
burger 9tamens S6oren, wuroe Su liebet
Sabren 3u6tbais, Der an9etla9te Pieiifer
Su Srpei nno Der ansetlaste Rin9bauer ;i
eirem Sabre i3u6tballs uerurtbeilt. Gas
&erbOr bate erSebeu, oaB etu 6ranjoie Nas.
mens Moutier, Der S~auptl1uloige, Der Bers
Daftuu9 ~eut9an9el mar. Die iibri9eu guz
9etlo9teu maren i'm gruioe genonmen
8ertSeuse Woutier's, Der oieielben sur auss
fiibrung leiuer BldiIe belluste. Wtoutier err
belt felue auftrdge pom Rriegsmiuiiterium
III 4aris. SauptSped Der Spionage mar
Die Grlangnu9 bon Froben nrs elmer eins
gebenOen &euntuiB Der leaen beuti6en Sc
luebre.
Sem rSatb. @odenblatt" bon
Chicago, ST., e%ntnebmen mir:
- Gus Der ct. Mi6aelss Gemeinbe ent.
i6lieien i'm Selru: SrauS Gill, 81 ublano
Ctr, am 2. MGrS, i'm AZ. Sabre. - Sobu
=. 9o6, SOB 9arrabee Ctr, am 8. Wdr;, go
Sabre alt. - 6rau Maria Eouliaint, 272
Sladbawf Ctr, Inn s. @dra, % Sabre alt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-17

Die SOItssdbluns am perfl.
2. Deg. er9ab folgenoes 8eiultat. gu
bemerten lit, oab nahfOlsenoe 3ablen
nibt bic ortsanpeienoen, ioroern nur
Die I'M Sanoe SOmiSilberebti9tsn arls
9eben:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-17
SSnnoert Sage III europa.

Nus benz 10 betitelten Werte oes
bo6ip. 8ater u. &olen, mel6er 9egen=
ipdrtig in Maoilon. Wtinn., Yfarrer
lit, weroen mir IN ben ndhIten @ohen
cine ansabl Sapital aborufen, wslhe
mir bon %beiOnoersn Sntereiie fir uniere
Seier halten uno Die suslsiA als quf-
numbering oienen iOlleu Iih oas ilber-
aus intsrslIante Wert oirett bonn Ser
iaiier 81 besieben. g8ir psroen ss ais
sinen ~beionosren 8eiallen betraaten,
peln man angibt, oaB man our6
Slatt auf oas pprSi9libe
BUD aufmertiam 9emadt tuuroe:
10. Srief.
Srier, 10. OCTOBER 1894.
Srier.
Wein liebsr Neffe!
Son Ct. Sbomas te9rten mir nod
ipdt Nbenos nab &DQburg suriif UNI
am anoern MOr9en naA Srsfelo 81
fabrsn. g8is iebr meme Se~imatbsbe=
wohner burd ben Seiud zines Siido-
les li9 9eebrt fiiblter, ldBt iih lsi6ter
oenten ais beIhreiben. Die Stride mar
auis prddti9ite 9eIdmiidt, sablrsi6s
iAOne Sannen uno 6l1ten tuaren bers
bei9eiAaht uuo 4aes auf9ebOten ben
Gag 81 einem iuabren 6elttaae 81
MAIDEN. unOer9eBlih miro oerielbe
bleiben, oenn oas grsi9niB mar fir Die
beI1sioenen SorfbepDbner ein 10 mih=
tises, bab ss bonn Sater Dem Sobne
uno Gntel erSdblt wiro, uno 10 auf Die
Habtpmmsn iiber9sbt. Der Yreoist
oes bo6W'lte Serrn muroe nit Span=
nung su9eborht; Die tirdlihe 6eier
ihloB Der biih0hiGe Ssasn uup na6=
Dem mir I'M elterli6en Snuie ms9rere
Stunoen suQebraht. tebrtsn mir na1
&plbur9 Suriid uno fu9ren iofort NIT
Der Sabn na9 Bonn. 3wef Der Reiie
tDar, I'm neben oem Yelu9e GINGER
Sreunoe, Die mir yeioe bort baben. ben
bohru. Serrn q. Or. 9oosus9 81 isbeu.
Sieier ieeleneifri9e Yrieifsr. mebrsrs
Sabre Wtiilipndr in Snoien beabiAtist
cine Yhansi6ule fir WiiiiiOndre 81
9riinoen. bic lih BEN Sienite Gottes
i'm Weinber9e oes Serru in Snoien
wiomen ipllsn. Sier boifte Der bO6m'l It
Serr Yiidoi antnilpiunSen 81 MAIDEN,
um. iuenn notbwenoia. Siilie fir ieinen
neuen @i~rtunSstreis 81 erbalten.
Bonn, oas mir bsgts beiu5tsn, bat
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-17
Sem .Satb. @odenblatt" bon
G6icuQo, ST., entnebmen mir:

= auS Der ct. Midaelss @emeinbe elts
i6liefen i'm Sarn: 6rauS giu, 81 nblalo
Ctr, am 2. WtGrS, i'm AZ. SABRE. = Sobu
=. 9o6, SOB Garrabee Str., an 8. Wdr;, go
Sabre alt. - 6rau Waria Eouliaint, 272
Sladbawf Ctr, Inn s. MtGra, % Sabre alt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-17
Guar, Woisl, GiieI unb 9umsrad.

6ortiesuu9 folst.)
The evening bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1887-1905, 1896-05-30
A HAWK THAT HERDS COWS.
An Educated Bird That Is n Wonder In
Its Way.

Two miles north Of the little town Of
Cloyd owns farm which borders on the
road to Bloomington Grove He is the
owner Of what is probably the most re-
markable hawk in the world.
This hawk brings home herd Of 70
cows every evening and gathers in the
stragglers and keeps the herd together
even more effectually than Hiram Cloyd,
the son Of the farmer, used to do. Hi
ram had killed the parent hawk, which
had been stealing chickens, and took
this one from the nest AS it grew up
he made a pet Of it and took it with
him every evening when he went out to
bring the COWS in.
One day Hiram cut his foot so that he
could not walk His father was absent,
and when 5 o'clock came and went
without Hiram putting in an appear
ance, Abe, the pet hawk, flew out of the
barn and away. In half an hour or so
Mrs. Cloyd heard q noise like COWS
moving together along the road, and on
looking out of the window saw the
whole herd coming along apparently
alone. She ran out to the gate to find
out what was the matter, and on near
ing the fence to take down the bars she
saw Abe perched on the horn Of the last
COW, surveying the scene with apparent
satisfaction. When COW Jagged or loi-
tered by the wayside, the hawk flew at
it fiercely, making it quicken its move
ments to keep from being struck by it's
great wings. He then went back to his
curious perch, from which he watched
for stragglers.
After that day Abe always brought
the cows in, starting punctually at 8
o'clock On his task, and generally round
ing them up inside of half an hour.
Since the story of the hawks accom-
plishment has become known many peo-
pie have visited the farm to see the per-
Torrance Numerous visitors have wait
ed along either side of the road watch
ing the herd and their novel keeper go
by.-St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
The evening bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1887-1905, 1896-05-30

and introducing their justly celebrated
style of honest sweat.
Alfred fought as many as eight bat
ties with them in one year. They agreed
at last to accept such portions Of the
country as were assigned them, but they
were never known to abide by any
treaty, and they put the red man Of
America to shame as prevaricators.
Thus, by S7S, the wretched Saxons
were at their wits end and have never
been able to take joke since at less
than 80 days.
Some fed to Wales and persisted mis-
erably trying to pronounce the names of
their new postoffice addresses.
Here Alfred's true greatness stood
him i'll good stead. He secured num-
Der of reliable retainers and camped in
the swamps Of Somersetshire, where he
made his headquarters ON account of its
The evening bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1887-1905, 1896-05-30
The Smooth Faced Hoodoo.

Somebody has started again ON its
rounds the tradition that no smooth
faced man can ever get himself elected
president and that in general it is I'M
lucky for politician to have clean
shaver face. The fact is pointed out that
every man who has filled the presiden-
tial chair for 80 years has worn full
beard except President Cleveland, and
he has q mustache.
Meantime plenty of smooth faced men
have contended for the prize. They have
belonged to both the Republican and
Democratic parties. Among them are
Tilden, Evarts, Seward and German.
Carlisle is charged with aspiring to the
presidency. So is Hoke Smith. Both are
warned that there is not shadow of a
chance for them because they are clean
shaven. These two, along with Hon.
w. E. Russell of Massachusetts, might
follow the Scripture injunction and
tarry in Jericho till their boards be
grown.
The man who promulgates the clean
shaven hoodoo story says Mckinley could
not be elected president, because, though
he is called man Of destiny, like Ma
poleon, he is under the smooth faced
hoodoo Even Napoleon, being smooth
faced, came TO grief at last. Hon. Tom
Reed is mentioned as one of the hoo
dooed men also, but it is to be observed
that at times Mr.. Reed sports small
but healthy mustache.
However, clean shaven faces are now
the proper style, and maybe fashion can
break the force of the hoodoo.
ACCIDENT ins. tickets. w. 4. Warder.
The evening bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1887-1905, 1896-05-30

inaccessibility, and then he made raids
on the Danes OF course he had to live
roughly and must deny himself his up
right piano for his country's good.
In order to obtain q more thorough
knowledge Of the Danes and their num-
Der, he distinguished himself as harper
or portable orchestra and visited the
Danish camp, where he was introduced
to Guthrun and was invited to BAN
quet, where he told several new anec-
dotes and spoke in such a humorous
way that the army was sorry to see him
go away and still sorrier when, a few
days later, armed cap-a-pie, he mopped
up the greensward with his enemy and
secured the best of terms from him.
While incog Alfred stopped at hut,
where he was asked to turn the PAN
cakes as they required it, but in the alb
sence Of the hostess he got to thinking
of esoteric subjects, or something pro-
found and allowed the cakes to burn.
The housewife returned in time to ex-
press her sentiments and large box to
his address.
He now converted Guthrun and had
him immersed, which took first rate,
and other Danes got immersed Thus
the national antagonism to water was
overcome, and today the English who
are descended from the Danes are not
appalled, at the sight of water.
As result of Guthrun's conversion
the Danes agreed to a permanent settle
ment along the exposed portion Of Great
Britain, by which they became uncon-
sciously living rampant between the
SaXons and other incursionists.
Now peace began to reign up to 800,
and Alfred improved the time by re-
building the desolated cities-London
especially, which had become a sight to
behold. A new stock law, requiring
the peasantry to shut up their uniforms
during certain seasons Of the year and
keep them out Of the crops, also protect
ing them from sportsmen while she'd
ding their horns in spring or melting,
it is said, was passed, but the English
historians are such great jokers that the
writer has had much difficulty in Gull
ing the facts and eliminating the per-
sifage from these writings.
Alfred the Great survived his last
victory over the Danes, at Kent, only
few years. when he died greatly lament
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Is q m X

President Isaac Lewis of Sabina, Ohio,
is highly respected all through that
section. He has lived in Clinton Co.
rs years, and has been president of
the Sabina Bank 20 years. He gladly
testifies to the merit of Hoods Sarsa-
parilla, and what he says is worthy
attention. All brain workers find
Hoods Sarsaparilla peculiarly adapted
to their needs. 1t makes pure, rich,
red blood, and from this comes nerve,
mental, bodily and digestive strength.
81 am glad to say that Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla is very good medicine, especially
as blood purifier. 1t has done me good
many times. For several years I suffered
greatly with pains OF
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Electric Bitters.

Electric Bitters is medicine suited for
any season, but perhaps more generally
needed in the Spring, when the languid
exhausted. feeling prevails, when the
liver is torpid and sluggish and the need
of a tonic and Alternative is felt. A prompt
use OF this medicine has often averted
long and perhaps fatal bilious fevers. No
medicine will act more surely in coun-
teracting and freeing the system from
the malaria poison. Headache, Indi-
gestion, Constipation, Dizziness, yield to
Electric Bitters. Only fifty cents per
bottle at ]. James Woods drug store.
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ALFRED, DISGUISED AS A GLEEMAN, is INTRO
DUCED TO GUTHRUN.
tie when he whistled the boat stopped
He did not have boiler big enough to
push the great ship of state and shout
amen at the same time.
Ethelwolf defeated the enemy in one
great battle, but too late to prevent q
hold up upon the island Of Thanet and
afterward at Shippey, near London,
where the enemy settled himself.
Yet Ethelwolf made pilgrimage to
Rome with Alfred, then years old CA.
d. 855) He was gone a year. during
which time very little reigning was
done at home, and the Mortimer kept
making treaties and coming over in
larger droves
Ethelwolf visited Charles the Bald of
France at this time and married his
daughter Judith incidentally. Ethel
VOLTS eldest son died during the kings
absence and was succeeded as eldest son
by Ethelbald (heir apparent, though he
had no hair apparently, who did not rec
ognize the old gentleman or allow him
to be seated ON his own throne when he
came back, but Ethelwolf gave the
naughty Ethelbald the western half Of
the kingdom rather than have trouble.
But Badly died and was succeeded by
Ethelbert, who died six years later, and
Ethelred, in 866, took charge till 87l,
when he died Of a wound received in
battle and closed out the Ethel business
to Alfred.
The Danes had meantime rifled the
country with their crossguns and killed
Edmund, the good king Of East Anglia,
who was afterward canonized though
gunpowder had not then been invented
Alfred was not only cody king, but
had good education and was a great
admirer of Dickens and Thackeray.
(This is put in as a titbit for the critic.
He preferred literature to the plaudits
Of the nobility and the sedentary life on
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A Most Accommodating Cake.

Beat 2 eggs in teacup, fill the cup
with sweet milk, add cup Of sugar, 10
even teaspoonfuls melted butter, "a
cups flour, 2 teaspoonfuls baking pow
der. This is the most reliable easily
made and accommodating of cakes. De-
licious baked in layers and spread with
jelly, chocolate icing or'cream. May be
baked in loaf or small patty pans and
served warm with tea.
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Neuralgia

in one eye and about my temples, es-
pecially at night when had been having
hard day OF physical and mental labor.
Itook many remedies, but found help only
in Hoods Sarsaparilla which cured me of
rheumatism, neuralgia and headache.
Hoods Sarsaparilla has proved itself true
friend. / also take Hoods Pills to keep
my bowels regular, and like the pills
very much" ISAAC LEWIS, Sabina, Ohio.