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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-17
Den 8eariH oeS wabren
VatrtottStttUS

bat auf Der Ssnabriider @eriamms
lung Sedant S9neioemdnn 56Dn De-
finirt. DER edit tatbpliihe Wanu, 10
fiibrte er aus, 1T BON mariner Batter
landslide beieelt. 3par lit er tein
unfrudtbarer gbaupinift, Der BLOB
tinDiih prablt, neiu, er lisbt iein
8aterlanb als i~ibsrseueter &atbolit
nit tbdtiser 2isbs, feline 2iebs lit gee
ubelt unb sefeitist burt bic 2ebren
'stner beilisen ReliSipn, sr liebt iein
gdterlanb als iibsrSeuetsr 3atbolit,
IdIiht unb einfu6, aber nit jsosr
Safer ieinss SCREENS. llnb penn es
teibt, fir bas 0aterlanb beionoere
Spfer gu brinsen, ba itebt Der tatfos
Iiite Wann nidt suriid. gr 1T in ben
srften Reibsn su finbsn, tuie er feline
@aterlanoslisbe ia tets itdnbis unb
berporrasenb baour9 bethGtigte, bGb
er benz .Staate in Der 6riftli6en Saz
mile bic liderite SduBpebr sssen
iebtpeoe g~eitrebungen beg umitur3es
Itafft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-17

fiibren. 1881 lift er pieberum i'm
Wttnliterium, tehen BrdiibentI1aft er
baufig einnimmt. Sn ben Sabren
1887 unb 1883 mafte er Yismard
atpei geiu@e auf SdloB 5risori9s>
rube. Dieter Graz REVOLUTIONARY mar
criter Miniiter elmer Mpnardie, &it=
ter bes Innpnciaben Srbens, bes ct.
Stspban Srbens bon nnsarn, bes
Shpar5en Qpler Srbens bon
pr.uBen.
Sein pripatleben mar ni6t sliid@
lid. gr mar brei Mal p%erbeiratbst.
Nur feline So6ter, bic unsllubig par,
fbie er, blieb linn treu. Sein Spbn,
Der fi9 allen Iusi9peifungen ergab,
puroe auleBt ipeeen 9iebitabls gum
3u6tbaus perbammt. Grispt mar
elm 0ertbeiDissr oss a0nigsmoross.
Sbgleih bic SeeIe BEL alien 8eri6pOs
rungen ieiner 3eit, iiberlieb er benz
nod Inberen Die Qusfibrung. Ils
Rtbaloi unb Sriini ben aaiier Sea-
polepn 5u moroeu periuGten, trut
grispi aIs ibr 9ertbeioiger auf, unb
mar auf Dem Puntts als Witi6ulois
ger perbaftet 81 nerben. Ouih eilige
Sluht na6 2pnbon rsttete er Ii6. Sn
Si5ilien lebrte er ben Hepplutipndren
8pmben perfertigen. Gr perfertiate
has MpbeQ in Sips, tpie er in ieinem
Sdgebuh ielbit mittbetlt. Oas 1T
Der 9elo, ben bic 2iberalen aaer 2Gns
Der als 9albsptt perebren, Dem iie
elm @rabsMonument i'm pantbepn su
Som errihten polen, uno Der in
turSer 3eit feline S%tanbbiloer in ben
itulieniiten Stdotsn baben ipirb,
glei6 ben friibsren Ipoitaten: Serbian
8runo, garibdlbi unb WaS5ini.
Was mub man bon ben 8erebrern
folder 9elben balten? Sdrf man nod
Gbarafter uuo ghrgefihl BET ibnsn
eriparten9
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-17
&iberale Slinobeit.

5Gr S6ul3pang tritt Der liberdle
v0eutIhe Correspondent" in 9alti>
more Elm, neil, pie er meint, uourd
aqgsmsine S9ulbiloung uHo S4ulerz
aiebung Die 3abl Der 9erbreden abb
nebmen uno bic 8eHerungs> anitdlten
unb Gcfdngniiie ~entlaitst piirosn."
Ratiirli9 meint Der Correspondent"
bic S4uIbilOung unO S6u!er5iebuns
Der r~sligiOnslolen Staatsi6ule, aber
nit bitIer leiHsr WsinuHg befinbet er
Ii6 gon5 entl6ieosn auf benz SolJs
meg, Die rafTinirteitsn Ysrbrsber
limb ni6t Sait:rdten. irnosrn 2euts,
bic in Der ~relisionslpitH Staatsi4uIe
lire nSilOung" uno yGr3iebuHQ" en-
pinns:H babeu, 2is SUttb2ua 9 q.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-17
NrdNDeutensN orDe.
IN Der amerifoniidsn @ei6idt.

Sn Der ameritanii6sn @ei6idte
tpirb Der 6. September 1901
Ieinsn plas erbalten nsbeu benz
2. Suli 1881 unO benz IA.
april 1866. ben Sassn, On peldsn
Sames U. 9urfislb unb 4brabam
2ineOln ihre tUbtli9sn WunDen
erbieltsn, benin bas WOrt bas
am Sreitas Radmittag, ben 6. Sep
TENDER i'm sanSen peiten 2anb bon
WunD au Wuno eing, mar oasielbs.
bus benz 2. Suli 1881 uno benz IA.
april 1865 = isinen Gtsmpsl aufs
briidte: Ser 9rdiioent nurbe ses
S6oHen" bon einem- ruGlo1en
WOrpbubsn an sinem Dffentlidsn
plaB unp Dor ben 4usen Dieler Sirz
ger nieoergei6piisn.
Die @rmorbung bes prGiibenten
2incoln am IA. 4prtl 1865 fam am
gnbe zines erbitterten 8Irsertrieges;
gu elmer 3eit, ba 2incoln in ersifba@
rsr Ndbe bic 9erpirtli6ung dles
befsn Dor ii9 lab, has er anseitrebt
hattie. Die Sbat puroe in Serbs
Sbsatsr in Waibinston beeansen.
BrGiibent 2incpln FAB in ieiner 2ose
unb blidte auf bic 9ibne, als Sobn
8tltes 9potb, elm S9duipisler unb
uiitbenber Ydrteigdnger bes Siibens
bic 2ogs bstrat unb benz prdiioenten
bon binten cine 8ugsl bur9 ben 3opf
i6ob. Maior $. R. Ratbbpne, Der
9esleiter bss p~rdiibenten, periudte
9pptb feit%3unebmsn, Der aos absr
einsn Sol6, perlebte benz Major
mebrers Slide, unD iprans an bic
griitung Der 2oge, bon 100 er, Rez
pplper unb 9ol6 i6ninssno unb nit
benz Rufs sic temper tprannis",
binab auf bic 8iibne iprang. gr pers
rsutte iid babel elm Silbgelent, trob,
benz aslang IS linn burd eine Sintsrs
tbir au entfpmmen unb NIT Siilfe
zines S~ptebseiellen Elm pierb gu be-
ftsissn, bas bort fir i'm in gsreitz
ihaft itanb. @r fpurbe natirli6 eff
rig perfolst unb i6lieBlt6 IN elmer
Stsuns in Der Ndbe bon 4leranbria,
@isirnta, ssiteut; BET einsm 5lu9tDer>
iub purps er ntebsrseidoHen. Cine
Srau Surrutt, Mitperidpprsns bes
Booth, purOs sebdnst, besslei9en
Gents paDne SpneQ, Der our ielben
3eit, ais Booth ben prdiiosnten nie=
beridob, in bas Sranten3immer bes
StaatsietretGrs Separb brane, bic
fem brei Slide bei6rahte uno ben
Spbn bss Staatsistretdrs, Waior
9(uguItus Ssparb, ionts einen
SolpateR, bic ibn perhaften MOLTEN
bertpunbsts. lleber ben 8spessruno
CUR Sbat tonnte man teinen 4ugenz
bid i'm 3psiisl Iein. SEPT 1T Der
Sibsn ssrdht!". risf Booth. ais sr
ii9 bon 1einsm Sprung auf ots 9ibns
erbpb. Nbrabam 2incoln itarb Be,
reits am Wprsen bes Is. &pril. pbne
bic gsiinnuns fpieber srlanst gu
baben,
Qm Mprsen bss 2. Suit 1881
etns prGiibent Samss u. @arfielo in
8eslsituns bes StuatsistrstGrs glai,
ne nad benz 8abnbofs Der Baltimore
&c Obio.Yabn in Wafbinstpn, um
ben .3us mad Wiaiams college. s..
gu nebmsu. gr fdisn DEFENDERS gut
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-17
Die oentiMe

urtbeilt miloe iiber bic p~eritorbene
aaiierin Srieprih. sic babe iid in
Oeuti9lano nnie pDIis acclimattfirt",
mas gum She'll pobl an ibr fslber
sslssen babe, gum She'll aber aud an
Der 8ebanbluns, bic ibr In Soffreis
fen, Defenders feitens bes SirItsn
9ismarf ipioerfubr.
Die 8aiierin Srieori6 binterIdbt
nift nit llnre6t ben Ruf elmer ppliti.
I6en Srau. sic perftanb piel bon
polittt rnb bei9dftigte ii6 germ Do.
nit. llnsliidlidsrpeiis seitaltste fi3
aber hire ganae polttiI6e Wirtiamteit
Io3uiasen 81 elmer 3etts bon Nisber,
lassn, unb ielbIt bic Hesierung Der
so Sdge bradte BEL benz ihltmmen
acknowledgements &aiIer Sriebs
ri6s teinen 2idtblid in bieIe Gnt,
tGuf6ungen.
&uf ren @prpurf baB bic b~srItor.
bsns enelii9e aDnisstodter ii9 i'm,
msr als Gnsldnoerin gefiiblt babe,
antportet bic v&DIniI6e 8olts3ei.
tuns", bdB Hiemanb gegen feline ga,
tur iein tonne, unb seraoe bic rRa,
tionalgeiinnten" am peuisitsn Rsdt
bdtten, bitten 0orpurf gu erbeben,
oenn on iebs beut'6e PrinoeIiin, bic
ii4 ms Iuslanb p%erbsiratbs, iteqtsn
iie bas 4nfinnen. fih fernerbin nod
ais 0eutihe gu fiiblen.
Sebeufalls bat bic peritprbene sgiirs
Tin nad elnitimmisem 3susnib ii3
INNER ourd bic r~eiHitsn abfi6ten
uusse5eidnst, uno Der trasii6s Ser,
lauf ibres @roenoaieins 1T pobl se.
eisnst, Gu4 pplttii1e @esner pers
iObulia gu itimmsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-17

t"iititen bepeilen bies. Sin rsebilbes
ter" religionsloier Menid 1T mebr gu
fiir4ten, ais elmer, Der tsine S4uIs
btloung %genoien bat, neil er eben
%raffinirter lit. Nur cine relisiDie
ShulerSiebuns fann bic 3abl Der
8erbre6en perringern uno Die 3u4tz
bGuier entlaiten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-17
Ser :, n,ift.

@arberobisr: n8itte, mein Serr,
Gt0de, G6irme unb ionittge @uffer
miiTen in Der Garoerpbe abgegebsn
%iptroen."
GtuOsnt: nSas pOrtempnnaie
au6?"
@arberobier: .Wenn sic ii9 pers
pfli6ten ppllen, es nt6t aus Der "a
I6e au Oerlieren, bamit es Niemanbem
auf ben SUB fGut unO ibm Die 8eber
abquetIat, t0nneH Sie's bel iia be-
6alteu!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-17

ssran5 grispi, Der lebts 5iibrsr Der
itdlienif9en RsDOluttpn, ftarb ain
Counting, ben Is. Iuguir, obne ben
8siitanb zines BrieIters uHo pbne
Gmpfans Der Satramente. Gr mar
elm redtsr Sppus freimaursrii6er
Staatsmannsr unp Girhenfeinoe. @r
ipar 10 piitbsub antizcleritdl, baB sr
Ii6 gu ben gemeiniten 8erleumbungen
gsgen Prieiter, MOn6e unp Ronnen
berablieb, 10 blinb in ieinem Sab sez
gen bus pdpittbum, odb er iih etnz
bilbete, bas traurige Monument oes
Qpofatsn Serbian Bruno, pelGes
bur6 iein 9etrsiben in Rom srriAtet
purbs, lei Elm 8orsei9en oes bulbigen
Sturses bes papittbums. 9ier5ig
Sabre lang fiibrte .er einsn unaufbOrs
lidsn arisg gsgen Die relisi0ien Ins
itdltsn Staliens, unb es selang i6m,
Elm gsieB bur65ubrtnsen, bas bisz
ieIbeu al ibrer Sitter bsraubte. s3pei
Mal ma6ts sr iid Der 8isamie iduls
big. Dor bier Sdbren puroe er
Dffentli6 beI6uloist, an ben grObsn
9ants getriisereisn in Hom betbeilist
su fem. 9or sinigen Sabrsn purbs
iein Nams Don ieinen Sreunben nod
perfIu6t unb nun, ieitcem er aeitorz
ben, fsisrt Der gsiammts 2i6srdlisz
mus i'm als einen Staatsmann sritsr
grDbe.
0tr tDnnen bon Grispi einen
S6Iub sieben auf ben moralifhen
Wertb Der iibrigen libsralsu Staats=
manner isinsr 3eit, Die nit ibm in
8erbinbuns itanoen, auf feline pielen
sreunbe in Stalien uno i'm gan3en
liberalen Eager.
Se6en mir uns besbulb ben Wdna
ndber an, ben bic liberule PreKe als
einen Salbgott perebrt.
Grispi puro 9sboren gu Riberd in
Siailisn 1919, ituoirte bic He6te in
9alermo, parb 1916 Qbpofat unb Bee
CAB ii6 mad Reapel, I'M bic Snterelz
fen Der grie9iifen Stride gu pertbeis
biaen. Sort berbano sr ii9 nit ben
ReppluiionGren unb begann cine 0ers
i9pDruns 9egen ben Sbron. Ra9
Der RspoIution pom Sabre 1848 fam
er ms &rteesmiuiIterium. Ndd benz
Sturse bisisr aspOlution 1849 flii6s
tete er mad 1urtn. SOrt Iicb er ii4
nit Ma53ini in cine 8erIhpDrung
elm unb purbe perbannt. Run ging
er mad Maltd, bon bort mad Paris,
bon DO er 1853 berbannt puroe. Bon
bier reiite er mad GonooH uUp bon oa
uuter psridispenen 8srtIeiOungen
pur6panberte er pieoerum Stalien
unb Gisilisn, I'm eine Repolution porS
aubsreiten. Sm Sabre 1860 mar er
In 9enuu bel Der Organization Der
Sauienb, bic StaiIien erobern i~Ollten.
Gr mar i'm Sample bei Galatafimi,
unb purbe balb Miniiter oes Snnern
unp Der 5inan5en. Degen Der 0rob<
unaen tes Bottles mubte er jeoo6 pas
Mmt aufSeben.
@aribalDi tsrief ibn nadbsr mad
Reapsl, I'm ibm pas amt zines Wlniz
tiers bes @uspGrtiseH gu iibertragsn,
bod mubte er iid balp suriit5ishen.
Sm Sabre 1865 trennte er ii6 bon Der
9artet bss Ma5sint unp puroe elm
@nfibrer Der Rabitalen. SIN Sabre
1867 tam er als 8ices prdiioent in
bic aammsr unb paro 1875 prGiiz
bent. Nun puroe es %betdnnt, baB er
elm 8isamiit iei. Sas mar Elm
9lsrssrni6 unc er mubte feline Semiiz
Iion aeb:n. Gr puroe iebp9 balb
f,.igeTprptsn auf ben @runb bin, baB
Inc srlte Gbs bios etne tirhlide unb
ni6t cine ctoils gbs ipar. SIN Sabre
1879 III CT tpleosr IN Der 9ammer uno
tahf bic 9lufl0iung t.Ei,lbsn tsrbsts
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-17
ydherIi@eS BIeh.

gsi Der gei6re:buns Der pardos
DIR SempelsRittsr in 2ruispiae, Sp.,
tat Elm gerittsritotter oas fp!senbs
Nltd %eeItlrceu: n@ls Der 9rObmeis
III is;n Gr,tsineH mcGle. mar ss,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-17

in Der @p6nuns, uno eerape Die
Srauen, bic uns oas Tptbpenotglte
rfletten uno ipeben", ipuen mir, crit
re6t ebren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-17
8elafet.

Sic Can Der Wiese hires Rsussbos
renen). User peib, ipas benz :Suns
gen alss beidieoen iit!"
prOfsRpr: nSa, pie piele S9irme
er NAL pirb iteben l%aiIsn!!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-17
Seiorantb

Siermaier (ber BON einsm &rpfobil
perfdludt piro): nWenn es iebt nur
nt6t etfpa q % Srauf iauft!"
The leader., 1901-02-06
AARON JEROME BucKELs.

Another earthly prison of the soul
has been broken and the spirits flight
to fairer mansion on high has been
made.
Our beloved friend aud brother.
Aaron Jerome Buckets, was called by
his tender Shepherd to his eternal
resting place, on Jan. o, 1901. Roma
was born April ), 1881, thus making
him 10 years, 8 months and days old.
His whole life was conspicuous for
his loving obedience and Christian zeal
which he, at all times, manifested. He
gave his heart to God early in life and
united with the New Salem Baptist
church in Franklin county, and al
though the snares and conflicts in his
heavenward journey may have been
many, yet he never forsook the path of
duty, but ever leaned upon the arm of
Christ as his eternal stay.
Surely he was a model young man.
We knew him as friend and associate.
and his love and presence we're always
cause of glory to us. We knew him
as a student, and his untiring zeal and
perseverance made him worthy of the
praise given him. We knew him in
his Christian life, but ali! how far short
do we fall when we attempt to depict
in language the sublimity of his life
in that respect. May we not suppose
that God upon His throne smiled with
delight and the Angelic Host shouted
for gladness upon witnessing such 10y
atty to CHRISTI
He often talked of his aspirations in
life, and the underlying purpose of it
all was to play some humble part in
the great work of his Master: to lift
high Christ's royal banner that He
may be crowned Lord of all; to stand
upon ZiOn's wall, amid the dark and
chilling storms of Satan's rage, and
hold out a beacon light TO a perish
ing world. But God saw fit to call him
home and give him his crown "that
fadeth not away" He was sick for
only short time, during which he
often sang of his BLESSED Home" and
the "F'irm Foundation" and talked of
the higher power that was ours to
trust. He was in that trusting spirit
when the Angel of Death came and
called, to which he so willingly re-
sponded
Indeed, he is gone, but not away"
he has gone home. No, it was not that
he was too good to stay with us, but
rather fit for his better home up
yonder. May his life be treasured in
our memories and his example follow
ed; then we will meet him in the
Sweet Bye and Bye"
Yes, dear Roma, thou art gone
To the regions of the best
With the angels art thou now,
And thy spirit is at rest.
bp,, hac 81 loft thx,,
In this sad vale Of tears,
But they'll meet you and they'll greet you
Fer the lapse of many years.
j. f. WILLS.
The leader., 1901-02-06
Friday Evenings Entertainment.

In the College Chapel last Friday
night, the Hon. Luther Manship de-
livered lecture to large and appre-
ciative audience.
Rev. A. F. Watkins, the highly es-
teemed president of Whitworth, in
troduced him, paying justly deserved
tribute to his merit, to his persever-
ence in the talent with which nature
has so abundantly endowed him, and
to the rank of pre-eminence which his
superb oratory has attained.
Mr.. Manship gracefully replied to
these adulations in his characteristic
ally witty vein. In skillfully applied
metaphor, he adapted the "Private
John Allen and his Body Guard" cpl
sode, saying that inasmuch as MIR.
Watkins had exhausted the catalogue
of his merits he had nothing to say for
himself.
The evening was certainly an enjoy.
able one. Mr.. Manship faithfully en-
deavored to make the event success
and he succeeded.
His repertoire, consisting of choicest
humor and pathos, negro, German and
Irish dialect, is apparently inexhaust-
able, for he repeatedly responded to
the hearty volleys of applause that
greeted his every appearance.
His voice, his gestures, his superb
representations and irresistible drol-
lery, coupled with his charming per-
sonality, all blend into the harmonious
whole, contributing to make him a
versatile genius.
l daresay l voice the sentiments Of
the whole community when sincerely
wish for Mr.. Manship's return to our
little city in the very near future.
EMP.
The leader., 1901-02-06
MCGrath & Sons Offer $1,000 in
Gold

To the person guessing nearest the
number of spools of thread (cotton)
sold at the big department store from
January LIST to July 1st, 1901. For
every dozen spools of cotton thread
purchased between the dates, Jan. 1st
and June 18th guessing book closed
night of June 18TH customers will be
allowed one guess. Thread sold at
wholesale or in less quantity than one
dozen will not entitle purchaser
to guess. Record was made
of number of spools of thread on hand
January 1st. Invoice book will show
amount we buy during the six months.
A count of stock in hand will show
number of spools Sold AS the contest
will be closed Is days before the final
reckoning is made (sales still going
merrily ON no one can know number
sold. Ask for thread and particulars
at the one-price store of
JNO. MCGRATH!& SONS.
The leader., 1901-02-06
Danger Signal.

Remember that your kidneys act as
the cesspool of the human body, into
which all the impurities of the system
are continually dumped for purifica-
ton, and when the kidneys fail to prop
erly perform their functions, it is a
signal of further complications. The
liver becomes clogged, the blood is
filed with uric acid poison, the heart
becomes involved, and unless the prop
er remedy is applied, your case will
soon be beyond the reach of human
skill. Smiths Sure Kidney Cure will
cure you in less time and at less eX-
pense than any other medicine in the
world, and it is guaranteed. Price 90
cents per bottle. For sale by c. E.
Grafton Drug Co.
The leader., 1901-02-06
Bright's Disease Cured.

Isuffered from kidney trouble, which
finally became so aggravating that
was obliged to give up my position
which was paying me 500 per month
and came to the city for treatment
but after several months l was worse
instead of better. l was advised of
Smiths Sure Kidney Cure and I bought
a bottle, and am now so we'll that
shall return to take better position
My cure Iregard as almost miraculous
My wife was also suffering, and she
has been taking your medicine for a
short time, and is so much improved
that she already regards cure for her
as certain. j. H. WRIGHT,
Clarksdale, Miss.
Price 80 cents. For sale by G. E.
Grafton Drug Co.
The leader., 1901-02-06

During the Eighteenth century it
was common talk among the country
people Of England and Scotland that
mixers of cows never had the small
pox. At time when this disease was
one of the scourges of Europe such
fact naturally attracted attention.
Physicians in the cities did not regard
the country notion as worthy of notice.
When an epidemic threatened they in
oculated healthy persons with small
pox virus to give them the disease.
Then 1t was treated from the start I'M
der favorable conditions. The chief eff
feet OF the method was to make the in
oculated person certain that he was to
be seriously ill, while the uninocu-
lated might escape. Jonathan Ed
wards was one of the famous victims
of incubation.
1t was left for an obscure country
physician, DR.. Jenner, to recognize the
scientific Importance of the farm ira
dition about the immunity of mixers.
By his experiments in 1876 he proved
that incubation by cowpox virus car
ried protection against smallpox. He
wrote pamphlet on his experiments,
and sent it to the Royal College of
Physicians in London. The manu-
script was returned with contemptu-
Gus reply. The discovery was of too
great importance not to make an i'm
preston and during the fifth year af-
ter his first vaccination Jenner and
other doctors vaccinated 10000 per-
sons in England.
In spite of the success of the process
there were many in the early part of
the century who doubted it's efficacy.
The experience of the last thirty
years has demonstrated the value of
vaccination beyond the possibility of
a doubt. In Chemnitz, Germany, a
city of 1000 inhabitants, there was a
smallpox epidemic in 1901. About
$4,000 of the inhabitants had been vac
cinated. Only 1.8 per cent. of them
contracted the disease. OF the I'M
vaccinated more than As per cent. were
ill. Among the vaccinated less than
l per cent. of the cases resulted ia
tally. Among the unprotected the per-
centage was above 9. Statistics of the
armies in the Franco Prussian war
show the same general result. The
German soldiers were carefully vacci-
mated, while the French we're not.
During wide spread epidemic of
smallpox the Germans lost only $50
men from the disease while the French
lost 23,4OO. In general, it has been
shown that the danger of infection is
six times as great, and the mortality
GO times as great in the unvaccinated
as in the vaccinated.-Er
The leader., 1901-02-06
"OUO yADIS" TONIGHT.

The dramatic version of "Quo Vadis,
which is to be presented tonight at
Heuck's Opera House, should excite a
good deal of interest. There is al
ways sense Of pleasurable excite
ment in the coming of new play, and
when it is developed from a widely
read and popular novel, the interest
naturally ranges very close to fever
heat. Scarcely any book of compar-
atiyely recent publication has been
more widely read than "Quo Vadis.'
For number of seasons it was one OF
the best selling novels in the market
and this advantage will undoubtedly
bear fruit in attracting wide attention
to the new play.
The leader., 1901-02-06
A Convincing Answer.

81 hobbled into Mr.. Blackmon's
drug store one evening"" says Wesley
Nelson, of Hamilton, Ga, "and he
asked me to try Chamberlain's Pain
Balm for rheumatism with which
had suffered for long time. l told
him had no faith in any medicine as
they all failed. He said Well, il
Chamberlains Pain Balm does not
help you, you need not pay for it,
took bottle of it home and used it
according to the directions and in one
week was cured, and have not since
been troubled with rheumatism
Sold by G. K. Grafton.
The leader., 1901-02-06

The claim of other cough medi.
cines to be as good as Chamberlain
are effectually set at rest in the fol
lowing testimonial of Mr.. G. D. Glass
an employee of Bartlett & Dennis Co.
Gardiner, Me. He says: 81 had kept
adding to cold and cough in the win
ter of 1897, trying every cough medi
cine ever heard of without perma.
nent help, until one day 1 was in the
drug store of Mr.. Houlehan and he
advised me to try Chamberlain
Cough Remedy and offered to pay
back my money if l was not cured
My lungs and bronchial tubes were
very sore at this time, but l was com
pletely cured by this remedy, and
have since always turned to it when
got cold and soon find relief. l also
rec ommend it to my friends and an
glad to say it is the best of all cough
medicines" For sale by G. E. Grafton
Drug Co.
The leader., 1901-02-06
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The leader., 1901-02-06
Lumber at Reduced Prices.

On account of its removal to Hat
tiesburg the Brookhaven Lumber and
Manufacturing Co. have upwards OF
one and half millions feet of rough
and dressed lumber; also large lot OF
miscellaneous mouldings which they
offer to the citizens of Btookhaven
Lincoln and surrounding counties al
reduced prices during the next 6 weeks
The leader., 1901-02-06

Mrs. Frank Hoffman, who was sum-
moned to Brookhaven by the death of
her sister, Mrs. Lucich, two weeks
ago, and who remained over to care
for the bereaved little ones until some
final settlement could be made con.
corning the stricken household, was
called to New Orleans last Saturday
by the death of her husbands brother,
Bernard A. Hoffman. Mrs. Hoffman
will return to Brookhaven and remain
for some time,