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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-06-27
Wunter tuie ein @oocI.

Serr 6. s. Stepers, Bethlehem, Pd.,
eraGbIt folgenoe GpiIobe, pel8e beipns
bers fir uniere Oumen BON SntereIfs
fein piirfte: rMeine Srau," begann
Serr Stepers, rpuroe bura ben 8ez
brau9 BON Sprni's 4lpentrduter 9lutz
belebsr bon einem lungtpierigen Setaz
lsiben, perbunben nit &opfpeh, gebeilt.
Wenn iie Morgens uufitano, fiblte lie
mibe uno abgeipannt, taum i'm
Stanbe hire Sausurbeit 81 perri4ten.
Nun iingt iie jeben Morgen, munter
pie Elm @ogel in ben 3peigen." =
5orni's 4lpenfrduter 8lutbele6er eige
net fi9 gang beiOnoers fir leibenbe
Srauen unb bat als elm StGrtungsmitz
tel unb Regulator einen beneibensperz
then &uf e%etponnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-06-27
Sbto.

- Sbeurer @aI9bdr. Ser @irtb
@l. 9eebe in glepelanb purbe bic
Ter Sage f9per berlebt in 9ogdn &c
Sbarer's Qmbuldn5 ms 2dteiibe !9oz
ipitGl gebra9t. Sem 8efinoen lit Elm
Acknowledgements Seebe bielt einen
Der ii9 losriB unb auf
Baum in Der NGbe oes 9auIes
tletterte. 8eebe fletterte benz Sbiere
na9, nobel er in elmer 6Dbe BON etfpa
80 SUB auf einen morIGen GFt gez
rietb, Der brad. 8eebe f~tir5ts pu6tig
gu Soben. 4uber elmer i6peren
Gppfpunoe trug er nod einen mebrfaz
6en &ippenbru@ unb innerli9e Ser
lebungen bappn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-06-27

nur einen Druid arlf bic betreffenbe Sc
birnpartie beroor9erufsn bate unb =
oa Die re6te 9ebirnbdlfte bes Central
organs fir Die linte &Drperbdlfte It.
bierour9 Die uria6e Der 2dbmuns bes
linfen @rmes getporDen mar. Die Gnt>
fernung Der Gusel, ioipie Die ganse
Operation gelang Dor5iigli9, unb bic
Wirfung mar b%erartig, bab Der Mann
i6on mad penigen Wo6en Elm Na9>
lafen Der MISUNDERSTANDING i'm
@rme peripiirte unb einige 3eit ipGter,
auf benz We9e CUR pDaisen Ssiluns be-
eriffen, ~entlaifen perben fpnnte. Srei<
li9 bate Der Patient BEL bieier bemer>
tenspertben Operation Saare laiien
miifen. Sas photographer nit ben
Hontgenftrablen bate BEL linn cine einz
fettise &abltDpfisteit our Splge.
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| D.
Seuti6Iano.
9 q n.

= 3dbe bdnsen bic 9epobner bes
baperii6en 8alogebirges an ibren
alien 9rdu6en unb Sitten. Wie bic
3ablrei9en Sagen pererben tie ii9 bon
@ei9le9t auf @ei9ls9t unb bic often
po4en nit Qrgusausen bariiber, bab
lie ii9 in unperfdlIGtsr 8einbeit FORT
pflanaen. Giner Der f9Dniten Sc
brdu9e 1T Der lett Dem Sabre 1412 fi9
aajdbrli4 in Der gleiben Wsiie pisz
berbolenoe pfingitritt (berittene 8itt=
prp5eiilon) in benz am SuBe bes &ais
tersberges Q100 Meter) 9elegenen
f4muden Wartte g. 4m
PfingitIonntage Qbenbs psrtiinbeten
8Daerl4iiiie, Wuiit unb Srommelpirz
bel Die SeitesnGbe. Hd9 einem muiiz
talti4en @edruf iammelten ii9 am
pfingitmontag Die Sbeilnebmer an Der
pfarrtir6e. I'm balb 8 ubr iebts fi9
Die Proaeiiion mad benz ettpa 3pei
Stunoen en%tfernten Sorfe Steinbiibl
in gemegung. mo elm feierli9es Sp9s
amt Qebalten fpurbe. Na6 Der Niidz
tebr na4 &DBing fano Die lleberreis
dung bes Sugenofranses an ben Sir
sersiobn &eopOlo Samuel itatt. Sin
S9eilnebmer erbielt fir 25jGbrisen
Witritt elm g1renfd6nlein. On bieie
Seitli9teit reibt iid bic fpgenannte
pfingitbO93eit. Ser beforirte Sling
ling Wfingtbo9Seiter) fpdblt ii9 bier
au elm brapes Wdb6en = meiit aus
Der nG9iten 8erpanbti9aft = als
8raut. 8esleitet bon ben 9eiitGnbern
uno Signaliiten gu pferb, label er biz
8eamten uno 8iirgeri9aft our Sod.
5eit. Gs folgt bann 8urI6en3ug uni
9raut5us unb 2benbs Der @6rentana
DdbrenO Der pfinsftritt auspGrts
mar, fano fir bic na9 Sauienben 3G6.
lenben 9dite auf benz feftli9 seI9miid.
ten Warttplab cine iogeuannte Selb.
meiie itatt. @rI4iitternb pirtte be,
traurige &n6lid Der grpben 8ranb,
itGtte, Die unmittelbdr nebsn Der sSelb,
meiIe ii9tbar mar unb olle milotbdti.
gen Screen duf's Heue erinnerte, Der
armen llngliidli4en na9 &rdften BEL.
3uiteben.
GlaBz 2otbringen.
- Die @enbarmerieItation Sabin.
gen perbaftete am 26. Wai ben iei
eiuigen Saaen i'm 6iittenpsrte bon b
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YennIDloauia.

= 0as ppr ettpa Spei Sabren BON
Der pennfDlpanias 9abn auf ibrer Qtz
lantic GitpzS trede gum eriten Male
gema6te Experiment, oas Nufpirbeln
BON Staub our9 Die S9neG5iige bdz
burA au oerbiiten, baB mar bas 8abnz
bett +, 1 Ssl beiprengt, bat ii9 10 porz
5ii9Iip benGbrt, oab man bieies Mitz
tel jeBt audi auf anberen 8abnen in
Innenoung bringt. 9err S. q.
Ni9ols, Der G~befingenieur Der Weit
SerieDz8a6n, pel6er bic Neuerung Sus
crit einfibrte, bednIpru6t fir bieielbe
fplgenoe 8Drtbsile: G6onung Der in
8epegung befinoli9en Sbeile Der 2os
tomotioen unb Cars, Ippie Der Sruz
perien unb Qusitatung Der Cars; Ser
ni6tung Der 8egetation, untraut,
@ras etc. auf Dem 9abnbette; @rIparz
nib an Stredenarbeit; prdierpiruns
Der S9Delen unb peniger belize &6>
I~enlager; grDberer &omfort fir bic
Puha9iere; erbO6te Si9erbeit, ba linz
terIpilunsen Der @eleiie peniger
pabri9einli9 limb uno Der Sroit aus
benz @runbe ferngebalten tpirb. Sus
our 9erpenoung fommenbe Sel lit Der
lebte Sab Des rOben petrpleums, beiIen
Soften nur geringe finb. Gs lit ni9t
ent5iinbli9, prdierpirt bas 9ola unb lit
fat geru9los. Die Soften belaufen
ii9 auf $48 Biz SIT per Meile Ginsels
geleiie. Sci Der err item 8srieielung
perben 1000 @aGonen per Meile 9ez
brauht. SIT bas 9abnbett einmal gut
nit Sel eetrGntt, oann %bslaufen ii9
bic Soften auf nur $18 Bis 500 per
Mteile unb Sabr. @igens gu benz
3pede f%onitruirte Cars nerben BEL Der
9erieielung perpenbet. Dem 8eiz
ipiele Der genniplpanias 8abn tperpen
bic Bottom &c Maine ippie bic gep
gort Central abnen folgsn.
= Sine S6langenfarm. sic bent
piiieni9aftli9en 3peden. S9langen
in Bbilabelpbi q! Seine ausges
itupften, ionbern pirfli9e le6enbiae
S4lausen, burunter MptaIIini9lanz
gen bon Siibz9 arolina, &tapperz
i9lansen bon Sloriba uno Die t0btli6s
Cobra bi gapelo aus Snbien, pel6'
leBtere SPECIES aljdbrli9 fir iiber
10000 Spbesfdqe i'm fernen Often
berantportli9 iein iou. Ses6al6
brau6t aber gtiemano ppr S9red gez
ldbmt 81 tperOen, benin bieIe S9lanz
gen, Sauienbe an Der .Sabl, iinb auf
elmer Sarm, bic genau a1t Meilen BON
Der Gitp Saa entferrt lit, e~inquartirt
uno 10 ii4er untergebra9t, baB Tie ni6t
entfommen tDnnen. sic iinb pGbz
renb Der lebten feds Mpnate au piiz
ieni6aftli6en 3peden unter Der 2eiz
tung bes Yrof. McSarlanb BON WeS
cosGbirurgiI4en SOipital uneeiams
melt poroen, Der ii9 befanntli9 our9
feline Gntoedung beS @ntioote 1ir
pneumonia einen Nomen erpor6en
bat. Die 5arm nit ben S9(anaen
lit Gigentbum Der 8. g. Mulfprb
Recommendation Gompagnie, uno
Serr Campbell, Der prGfbent Der
G~pmpagnie, lit ioe6en bon elmer 3eiIe
na9 europa, no er S9langen lam.
melte, bierber suriidgetebrt. Der
3Ded Der Stubien unb Der Grperiz
mente oes prcf. McSarlanb unb ieis
ner @iiiftenten 1T, Elm 4ntioote fir
S3langengift Su finben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-06-27
500 geIohuuua. 500.

Die qsier bieier 3eituns wsrbsn lid irsuen sa eria5s
rem, baB sS p~euieitens eiue geiurhtsts araui5sit eibt.
ipel6e bic @iieuiddit in all ibreu Stuien III beiien
im Stanos 1T; Sau'S aatarr9sSur tit bic ein;ise iest
Der dr;tIideu Srlbsridait bctdHnte p%oiitiUe &ur.
aatorrb ~erioroert ais cine Contributions trantbeit elm.
eonIthutioRele Bebauoluul. 6nllS Rdtarrh 3 Sur
miro innerli6 %seuommeu unb pirft birett aui bas glut
unb bic ldteimigen Sberhdbeu hes Spiiems, boburb
bic grunolose Der Rrantbelt ~brrit6reno uub bem pas
tientsu 4rait ssb.ro, inbsm lie bic Contribution oeS
R5rpers auibnut uuo Der Natur In ibrem Merte billt.
Die 9iaentbimer babeu 10 piel Bstiraueu Al ibrei
Seilsrdfteu, bab tie sinbnnSert Dollars gelobnuus tar
jeoeu fad %oubieten. ben lie iu turtrsn psriebleu. sabt
gud etne eijte pom .5eusniien fommsn. Won ~aereitrs
s. !. Sherep Il s o., 3oleoo, Sbio.
eE Btrfauit pon ouen Npotbesern, rs Gents.
Sal's SariIiens piGen Rus bic bsftea.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-06-27
Gin nmtcrme bmmm8slnitiS
9(OOthefer.

@enise Mdnner iino iortidrittli9er
als {. Is. &uete, wel6er nur Oas Bette
fir ieine &nnben bdlt. 8erielbe bat bic
Nsentur fir DR.. Kings New Discovery
sesen IusSebrlns, Suiten uno grtals
tunsen. Sicies wunberbare Seilmittel
errest ausemeines 9lufieben bur9 feline
mertwiiroi9en Seilunsen. SIS beilt
li9er: @ltbma, Bronchitis, Ssiierfsit
nno aue &rantbeiten bes Salics, Der
Srnlt nnb Der 2unsen. Spre9sn sic
in {. 50. &uete's 9lpotbete Dor unb bos
len sic ii6 cine grobefal9e gratis ober
Die resuldre @rObe fur so Gents unb
sl.oO. 9eiluns miro surantirt obsr
bas @elo mie6ererltattet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-06-27
Ami.

Ssbt bstSt 20 anis,pabt! Gius oft, gausrurss,I bts
iast. bab ss aat ben Suai anisnnt, ME bic eruts
o~ustau'n ioa. Nlio a~ui9etabt, cas- % gut nm Cure
eruit he3t. Deuft oarnn, eab er Rsnat Der &oisu
bic bets. Belt iutdtsi In ntlasr gusr 26rp!r ooppeit
jdwer bsryubalten bat: einmal unisr ss Gaasa eat
uno 9fib. unb fob inn inter or Sluip Don Gla ure
9tad,. 5eirsit Sureu a6rpsr Don ben gtfttstu StoHtu.
pelat I'D tn ~bsmislten ~arsshauit babeu. Dot b.sis
.@epsbsfdlsdsh" enrsn Sjrpsr uuliiien, 3, elton
Il op'Idu.nsn, blaJs @sfa 0 tr5s, 81 Ittis:elt, Sdp!ns
Rel. Ssr,tfopis,. Rlfsnitphts, Srud In ser Ser,s
Z s5lt6rnneen, Ai,r,nteinpsroen l.. j. no. ,ur Gsnhse,
Alto auisepaBtl eCridumt Isint 3sit. beam i5on
croht BITE @luta. ben i5uo9.u x6rper sau,ltt ,u snts
srinierpiucn. bic In aIeu gpotbsttn Al babsn Ruo.
Sieis Silta bieteu Gud In Carer Moth has eirsies ,us
ptrfaihge pstlHi,tI. Sie eutbslten fe'ne agsISes
Site. ME Guefnl5sr. rnb b;auSsn b.sbab cut niat.
iuit bic f5ar { I lano!dun9en QuadIdlbtrsitn ibr 9ltt
unit 7 lter nd~'r Sale Ju pstberptn. Gle bstebsu
nislmebr GU b beten Siitsu Der betlfrdiitalsu
VHanben. ~ = LufgepaBtl
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einfinben unb fleibig beten, baB ents
ipeber Die &ataItrppbe abseipenoet poer
tie IelbIt perI9ont ipiirben. lleber 200
Nsser periammelten ii9 barauf in
benz Sduppen; iie pernaaeIten ale
2iiden unb Sbiiren unb begannen gu
beten, 10 Dab man ibr @ebriia itrabenz
peit bDren fpnnte. @nbli6, na4 Spei
Sagen, I9rittsn bic SanitGtsbeumtsn
nit Der Yoli5ei Elm, aber es gelang nur
nit GROCER Miibe uno unter Inoros
hung ppn @spalt, Die NeQer 81 stpinz
gen, ben S9uppen 81 perlahen. IS
nabm spei Sage, ben S9uppen gu reis
nigen uno eriinbli9 gu besinfiStren.
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@brontk.
49,
~ 1nlano.


- Inter elmer 2ei9e eritidt. Die
70 Sabre alte Srau Rebecca g. 8dnoe>
erift in Wilmington fpuroe
Samstag Na6t bonn S9laee getroffen
unb fiel gu 8ooen. sic bebielt geriis
'seub 9raft, um ii6 aufSuraffen uno
auf bas 8ett gu flettern, auf benz tie
iebp6 als Ssi9e nieDerianf. llngliiG>
lidsr Weiie fam tie auf bas bier Sabre
alte Gnfeltinb &utb WooDs 81 liegen,
unb bas drme MdD6en fano unter Der
2eiGe Der 9robmutter einen grdBli9en
Gritidunsstob. Serr Wpob fanb beibe
2eifen, als er I'm Mitterna4t mad
Sauie tam. Srau @%anoe9rift mar Die
Stiefmutter bes SunbeszS . Itrittsans
paIts @anDssrift bon Selaipare.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-06-27
8uGlen's 2lrwtca Gable.

0ie bette Salbe In Der WeIt fir
Sdnittpunoen, 9auti9irfunsen, Wans
ben, @eidpire, SaISfIuB, 6ieberwuns
ben, Sdort seiprunsene 9dnbe, 5roits
beuIen, 8rabenauseu, ul,b ALE Sautentz
sinbunsen unb lit cine ii9ere SeiIuns
Fir 9dmorboiSen. Gs wirb sarantirts
baB bas MittsI poutommene @enus,
tbuuns sibt; penn ni9t, wirb oas @eIb
suriiferitrttet. Yreis 25 Gents per
S9a9teI. - gu ~uertaufeu BEL {. %.
Gpotbeter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-06-27
Scgas.

- Sin panbernber NegerpreSiger
bate in s uito On ieinen 3ub0rern
nit 8eitimmtbeit erfldrt, baB bic gBelt
untergeben tperbe. sic mDc9ten ii9 bas
per in Der WaarennieOer!ase, no er feis
men .@ottesbienit" a~bau6altsn pflests,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-06-27
HSOGAa s &c.,
v ABSoLUT REIN.
Macht die speisen schmackhafter und gesOnder.
ROYAL BAKING po~peRco co., NEW YORK; \. ~

Sasel niebersing, ipie man beribtet,
blieb Golepio ponItdnbis perf9ont.
Die &anonen iparen nit pulper unS
Bapier gelaben. @ine Rau9fdule ftieg
psrtieal in Die Guft unb errei6te ettpa
cine !S0be BON elmer Weile, einen
Strom mariner 9uft NIT ii9 fiibrenb,
Der Die Wolten aerftreute.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-06-27
Ggfuriuucn fur bru 4. Snli.

Bs9eu bes observation-disclosures, bes A.
Su!i. piro bic Chicago Wreat @eiteru Runba
na@ alsn Eunttsn aui i5rer qiuis
inlerbaIb spsi ibunoert Wsiisn gum Sreiie
eimsr Sabrt fir bic Runer,iie perfauien.
Silsts iperbsn gum 9srtauis aufi,seu am L..
g, 3. uub 4. Sull uno limb CUR WiitreiIe bio
gum 3. Suli sinidliebli1 sGlti9. WGbers
NuSfuuft fam pom irasub einsm gseutsn
Der Maple Neaf Goute erIaltat peroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-06-27
Seri6teDeue Wa6ri6ten.

= Sie Dame, bic ii9 DffentliG
pGi9t. Sine Dame bon iebr reipets
tablem NeuBeren blieb Dor benz Mits
telbaiiin i'm nSaroin be luxembourg"
gu paris iteben unb legte neben iid Elm
tleines 2ebsrtGl@9en nit oubaolen
8eaenftGnbhen uuf ben 9oben C-nn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-06-27

pOm Saten senommen unb er iopobl
pie 9asler auf cine Sleii9bdnt gele9t,
bis elm IrSt bon Dem ct. 8incentsz
Spipital dntam, Der beioe perbanb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-06-27
Sentide Qanoiuder
bon tatbolijdem 0lauben

ioatcu ni4t peraeiisn. bab bisbeibeu
tatbolit den aniiebsIuneeu in
& urtlegafes Oh enpoobsSpIoutS
iir bic befen | III Rorbmeteu aes
balten perben, wesen BEN por,iaIidqp
ssbmboben, rsidli9em mno i9Onem iBaNG
iliio iperfbpouen So9bsttanb. Eeiue eli i>
9 c pom auen ben peri9isosnm Ganoaset,
titren babeu 9anS o nabe Sci 81
8anl nnb minneapolis wie bieIs
9roBe beutite Golonie. SiuiaereB 0anb,
100 Dfeilen wsiter eutierut, wirb ieiIaebot et,
unb rnter benz Namsu vDeuti1e @nijeblun,
Sen4 an9c;ciSt !oirb, absr i'll Wirfli9teit finb
cue Nationalitdten bier ,uiammenserp oriens
Si ben fatbolii9en aniisoelufseu, IN obsny
erwdbnter Qoionie, wobneu ausidiieelid5
Seutlge; ullo e',e alsemtine Sutrtsosnbsis
Sirhen rperben fommeu6sn Gemnier III Bau
9snommen: Sir Sarte NIB polfGnbiss ge$
i6reibuug ihreibt an:
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-03-29
Yartoua Kind. of Ten.

Of course every one is aware that un-
der the name of '.tea" we often drink
beverage which has no acquaintance
with the real leaf. But there are several
..teas which are not fraudulent manu-
factures though they are not made of
the leaves.
In Mauritius, for instance, they make
tea of the leaves of an orchid In Peru
they drink mate. tea made from ma
tive species Of holly The Abyssinians
make tea from the leaves of the Catha
edulis. which has such stimulating
qualities that even leaf or two Of it
chewed has all the reviving effects of
.the cup that cheers" and thus is most
valuable to travellers.
The Tasmanians. are said to be the
happy possessors of no less than 10G
substitutes for tea. while the Tonkinese
have teas of their own made Of berries,
leaves, woods and bark of trees In
Sumatra coffee leaves are infused in the
teapot. and the result is said to be an
excellent beverage.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-03-29
washington ms a Business Man.

At the time Of his death lie was sup
posed to be the largest landholder in the
country, being possessed of 81, 395acres,
exclusive of the Mount Vernon estate,
his town properties and the real estate
of his wife. The value of his property
at his death, again excluding the Mount
Vernon estate and the property of his
wife. was estimated at $3.50, 900. The
estate at Mount Vernon included 5000
acres In Ford's ..Washington" an ac-
count is given Of the stock on the
Mount Vernon property.
1t appears that in 1893 Washington
had 81 draft horses on the estate, 81
head of cattle 634 sheep and "many's
hogs The live stock was valued at his
death at $35. 000 In addition to the
draft horses already mentioned. he
had in 1880 "2 covering jacks and 9
young ones. 10 she asses. 42 working
mules and 81 younger ones Mouns
Vernon was community in itself, in
Guiding some 800 persons Washington
had his own blacksmith shop, his own
brickmaker and masons, his carpenters,
shoemaker and weavers. We can read
;ly understand how it was thatwhile he
was president he was continually think
ing of Mount Vernon.-Self Culture.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-03-29
,ad not a heavy DocJ KICK, lt.l1

had not a heavy pocJ KICK, lt,ll II. ,.,o
face, sent him flat. Where Isaac or
Whiting or the fellow who attacked me
might be, knew not and came to care
less as galloped out of the village, be-
ing careful to keepa sharp look ahead,
lest should be taken By surprise OF
being followed had some fear. but it
left me as the night wore on.
suffered much from the cold yet
could but be thankful from what I had
escaped. although well knew that any
momentne danger might look me full
in the face To be frank, I did feel a
little ashamed when I was again in
Washington presence. but found that
he had received word but few hours
after leaving that no attack was to be
made on the forces quartered at Morris
town. ohm Davis Anderson in Newark
Call
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-03-29
The faults Of American speech.


The faults of American speech orig
mate in the primary school There the
child is not taught the melodic value Of
his phrase, but is made to emphasize
each individual word, creating new
pitch. or level, of sound for each in
stead of the uniform pitch, OF level,
which should control and harmonize
them ALL He is allowed to use the
throat instead of the tongue in enunci-
ating his consonants, and the flow Of
his speech becomes thereby halting, dis
connected and cultural.
Educate your alphabet. and you will
find your language as mellow as any of
the family of Latium. Your Is are
throaty, your ms are too labial, your
d's and t's are too hard, your SIS are
too Kissing, your c's are not soft
enough When you can train your
scholars to emit these and the other
consonants within the pitch, using the
tongue instead of the throat for their
emission. then you will see that for
rhythm and sorority your English Ian
guage may be compared with the Tus-
can. the Roman. the Spanish and the
Proyencal. Werner Magazine
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-03-29
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue of Deed of Trust from Mrs.
ID NJ. T. Sloan, wife of T. D. Sloar,)
recorded in the Office OF Clerk of Court
for Anderson County. in Book PIP. pa
ges ee3 aud 635, will sell to the highest
bidder, unless sold at private sale before
hand, on Salesday in April, 1899, in front
of the Court House, at The usual hours OF
public sales, that certain House and Lot
on West Market Street, within the corpo-
rate limits of the city, containing foCr
acres, more or less, more fully described
by reference to original deed and plat to
Mary T. Sloan from B. F. Whitner, re-
corded in Clerks Office, Book YY, page
396. In addition to residence thereon,
which is conveniently arranged and be-
ing but short distance Of Graded School,
there is one two-room Cabin aud one
one-room Cabin, Stable and other im-
provements.
Terms of Sae--Cash. Purchaser to
pay extra for papers.
J. o. WILHITE, Trustee.
March S, 1899 81
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WhatrY. NJ. c. a. Meant.

..You are q nice member of the Young
Mems Christian association, to make
me call a dozen times for this little
bill" said an irate collector.
"Yonng Mems Christian'' responded
the impecunious one II amt any
Young Mems ChristianI
tWhat do you have Y. NJ. c. A.
stuck up there for, them" asked the
collector, pointing to n paper posted
over the desk.
ooh. haven't you seen that bcfore?'
replied the debtor II got tired of dis
appointing SO many Of you fellows.
Most of 'em know when they SEQ that
sign that it means You May Call
Again.
And lie filed mp tho last unoccupicd
corner of the blotting pad with his sig
nature rs the collector slammed the
door with needless emphasis.
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Sfnr Accidents.


Every once in awhile star goes out.
It loses its light or is struck amidships
by another planet and knocked Into
smithereens. Our sun will go out one of
these fine days, but don't worry, it
won't go out for while yet.
There was a brilliant star called Ca
tullus which entirely vanished not a
great while ago, and good long time
since there was another Of the Pleiades,
a constellation that most people know
pretty well. There used to be seven
Pleiades, but now there are only six.
Planets are not given to disappearing
in this way, and when planet is estab-
lished it keeps a pretty firm hold on it
self and does not give up its place very
readily.
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AN OLD FASHIONED SPORT.

When chestnut trees are beaten bare
And hickory leaves turn yellow,
When dropping papaws fill the air
With perfume rich and mellow.
We boys steal off in early night,
While whimpering screech owls shiver,
And BY the pine knots hickering light
Go gigging down the river.
Our blazing prov in crystal swims;
We hear wind blown tinllle
OF hidden rills, and through the limbs
Stars peep, and home lights twinkle
On distant hills, and there below,
Where restless reeds are swaying.
A silent circle widens slow.
The luaskrat's door betraying.
Alert lean along the bow.
With slender gig held ready.
While Ben now poles the boat and now
Stands still and holds her steady.
The fallen leaves in sQuadrons pass.
Each leaf its shadow throwing,
And which are shadows, which are bass.
Is often past our knowing.
The townsman, rigged with rod and reel
When summers suns are burning,
With anglers art here fills his creel.
Our rustic methods spurning.
But each to each his own delights
No keener sport we're wishing
Than here to try in pleasant nights
Our ancient Indian fishing.
And oft again in wintry dreams
Our boyish fancies, straying,
Glide backward down the darkling streams
Where memory's torch is playing:
Again the steel is aimed true,
And down young nerves a-quiver
Tingles afresh the thrill they knew
When gigging on the river.
William Hervey Woods in Youths Com
paniOn
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PATRICK MILITARY INSTITUTE.

Formerly johnson Female University,
containing eight acres of Land, with the
valuable improvements thereon, situate
on the West side OF South Main, and
South of West Franklin Street, in tie
City OF Anderson. bounded on the North
BY lots of John f. Breazeale. Franklin
Street intervening, East by J. P. Sulii-
van and A. T. Broylee, Main Street in
terveniug, South by Mrs. Jane D. 6ayre,
and West by E. w. Taylor and c. w.
Webb.
Terms of sale-One-balf cash, balancs
twelve months, with interest from cay
Of sale, secured by mortgage, with leave
to pay all cash or anticipate payment at
any time. Purchaser to pay insurance,
cost of papers and stamps extra.
JOSEPH N. BROWN, Trustee.
March S 1890 s.
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Shooting Big Fish.

Great excitement and sport is to be
found in hunting the halibut, one of the
largest Of Pacific fishes. mostly found in
the strait of San Juan de Fucca
The line reel which is used at the
stern Of the boat resembles an old fash
ioned we'll lift When hooked. the hall
but draws the line slowly at first, but
on finding that his progress is checked,
it gives vigorous jerk and speeds away
at furious rate.
When its efforts are fairly expended,
the fish rises to the surface, churning
the water all round it into foam, and
presenting somewhat startling sight
for the amateur The hunters lose no
time in shooting the monster ''efore it
has time to disappear, but not until it
is quite dead do they venture to draw
it toward the boat
The great halibut Of the northwest
coast sometimes attains q weight Of
1000 pounds and is regarded as a dam
gerous game.