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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-29
Kekbare Strnmtpfc.

Cine, 9anne aus Der bo6en Bcieas
lhaft in Henport, bat 1ifJ, lpie man
lid er3dblt. elm Sllsenb seititter
Seioenitriimpfe aug Yaris fommen
laiien, bic BORT 500 bas Yaar foiten.
0tit Sraht uno SoI itelt ii6 jeoes
Ydar auf $115. Renn Die Dame ioS
bel fir lire Striimpfe auein allss
sibt, fann man Iid eiuen gegrifi
nladen. ipas ibre Shube uno Spilets
ten foiten. Nber es iinp uitt Samen
aQein, Uelhe oerartiscu Gurus in
aleiounssitiiden treiben. Gin 5err
in Der Repporter @iuens9 niouie BAT
ais 2onbon Elm bdlbes SuBeno Sems
ben fir Nbenbs5 ~oilettc m~itgebrutt.
iuopon iebes 5 Ehiub II Sbiliuge
foitet.
G -&+%-
- Siele iinb ipeit bsfauut mn
tenneu iih ielber ni6t. TIL,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-29
Gin tuirfiamss Wittel sesen bic
@mrmplage bel Eierbem. ,

Sober Sarmer ilnb Y~ferbe6eiiber
iuirS erfrcut ieir. BON einem nelien
Ntittel segeu Die gefiir1tete @urms
PLACE bel Yferben Su b0ren, has IN Der
tnr5en 3eit ieines 9efanutieurs gang
crituunlihe 8eiultate aeSeitist bat. Is
Iinb oies Die aus Der alien Seimatb
beriiber gefommenen Seuretas aapIeln.
Die lid in Der fiir5eiten 3eit Snrtienbc
ppn Sreinbcu criporbeu i1ilb IN Der
Iustreibung bon @iirntern bel Yfer<
Den als uniibertrciflib eripieien bas
ben. Nus Slnberten bon bdnfbaren
Sriefeu bon Sarmerm Die Die aapielu
benneten, gebt berppr, DAB nah Dem
9ingeben bon nur 5ipei aapieln Sun<
herte bon Bots unb alien mpglihcn
8iirmern bon Sferben ab9ingen. unb
bnB &feroe; bic porber mnger, btiiig
uno itorriidr ipuren. udf Dem @tlges
ben Der adpleln iofprt SlInabnen nno
nlle idledten giaenldaften perlorcn.
Sic @iirmer aeben 9eipohnlid ihon
uah einigcn Stlinben nab Dem giuz
eeben Der 8apieln topt I'M Miitc ab
unb ut bas Itttel UNI 10 ipcrtbpoQcr,
als es obne iueitere llmitdnbe unb obne
Suttcrfpediel iebem YferSe leiht eins
9egeben iperben lam. Nli alien Sars
men, mo Sferoe 9ebalteu perben. iuas
ten serape jet ieoem ciu3iscu Sbiere
5tpei Der &apieln CUR &oriiht ucrabs
reiht tperben. nuh tucnn ltd Die Saraz
Iiten duBerlih uidt bencrtbar aentndt
babcn. Sie &apieln iinb gcicblih
garantirt unter Serial go. 21.741
unb fonnen and tragenbcn Stuteu ger
geben iuerper. SaS Iittel lit cinSig
lub aIlein 5l be8iebeu bon Der unieren
9ciern moblbefannten Breeders
" emebb s o.. 141 8iscpuiin Str.
Sept. 8 A, Iilpoufee. Wis. gun,
&reiie bon St.00 fir G pper $3.50
fir ~ aapieln portofrci nit 0es
bralhsaniueiiimq. Gor biaiNcu Nnhs
abmanaen ici bierwlit auspriidlidit
gelparnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-29

Wolte man Die gusrebe eelten lailen,
10 lpdre cine lleberfiibrung inter benz
8eIeec iiberbaupt nift mDglih, benn
DIE Sdnblcr brdlihten bann niir an
befnnoen, bnB tie @illens ndren, fir
Die peroprbenen Ger pber anberc
Waare griab gu leiiten. Ser Cha
rdfter perborbener Hd6runasmittel
tritt in Iebr pielen Sdaen niht cher
6n Sase, ais bis lie ibre ilble Rirfung
ae5etgt buben, b. +. nadbbem tie bon
2euten genofien limb. bic nt6t iulBteu,
mas man ibnen perfaufte. llnicre
Nabrnngsmittel iolten ipenigitens &C.
luno umb unperoorben fem, bas lit
ons ipeni91te, mas I BEL Den 9e9erz
lrdrti9en Ereiien perlnngen fam, uno
penn Gambler niht i'm Stanbe limb,
geIunoe bon perbprbenen Nabrunasz
mitteln 5u unteriheiben. 10 babeu tic
ibren Sernf perfeblt poer peritebcn
nift5 bonn @eIhdit. Siderlid bari
linen nift erlaubt fperben, Die YiliGt
Der gntoedung, Oh GBipaaren gut limb
ober nift, allf ben unerfabreneu uno
lebr oft unipiiienoen adufer abSus
pdl5en.
60 urtbeilt unb idrei6t Ser She
bob9an Correspondent" 8ir ltiNz
men ibm in Der Sauptiahe gu, oaB
Die Nahrnnssmittel gut unb urlperz
bprben Iein iolen. 8enn uber elm
Sarmer ober gambler auf Dem Wdrtte
erfldrt, err piirbe ieoes fauIe 81 err
ieeen, 10 ioltc Der CUTE S8ile gez
niigen, Bonn Der &dufer p~erliert ia
nidts; anbererieits nber lam bod Der
Gambler nid,t in iebes 81 fricdcu, nm,
beiScn Site 81 ronitattren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-29
8ettcte tas Gebcn eincs
Jetpaer thames.

Sas offenc Grab ihien Dor Den
Iiigen bon 8pbert Wapien bon g8eit
burlington. Suipa. 81 gGbnen. oils.
natbem er iieben 8odeu i'm Soipital
5ugebradt. bier Der beiten Ier5te i'm
aufgnben. Msbann Seiste iih Die
ipunber6nre beilenbc &rait bon Cleo
trio 8itters. Nafbem er abt Iouate
lang ihredlihe Gualen ertrasen bate
iufolge zines 2eberleibenS uno Der
@elbiudt. murbe er bur6 Den &C.
bruuf bon flint Sloiheu Dieier lns
bergleihlifen 9icbiSin pouItdnbig
turirt. Sieielbe iii poiitip ~gnrautirt
fir Magens. 2ebers unb Hicrculeioen
unb cnttGuiht ME. Bios so Gents
in Z. 8. Huete's Ipptbete. 500
Wuin Str. DUBUQUE, Spipa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-29

IclGc IN Der 0tcirulng cin autes fatbos
llIhcs Werf Su bctommuen unb tic be-
5ablten es oih. Sem g9cnten &C.
lang es unf pic Ieiie prciz bis bier
bunbert oicicr Siiher an. Den Ntaun
81 briugen. Sernud, ais mir bos
Bud naber craminicrtcn. iauben mir
Iciocr aus. buB mir gcleimt porben
ipuren. 8ir batten cine Nrt prptez
ltanttldles Scbrs, bciier geIaat,
Shtmpfbltd|, in Incident tiiftia oeecn
Nom los 9c3o9cn, unb Sr. Martin
Sutber IN Den iiebcnteu Sinmel err
boben ipiro. Na tubeu mir Die gez
I6eerung! Snmit uber anoerc 9crte
nift e~benfallS ciucm ioldJen Sdnpinz
Del anbeimfauen. MAIDEN mir lie bier
NIT auf Sbi9es aufmcrfiam unh aeben
linen Den auteu Sarmcrratb, feline
Siiher 5u taufen, oie linen unbes
fanut iinb, ebe lie lid bel conpetenten
Scmten, reip. S%rtspfarrer pber 9cbrer
poer irgenb elmer fntbolilden Hebats
ton iiber bnS betr. Werf oe5 Hd6cren
ertunbigt buben. ipns mir leiber uiht
getban. Seionbers nbcr tralle man
ben reiieuben Sild1ers Iaenten nift All
piel. Sic iuhen nur 8elp su MAIDEN.
lin ben 9ciitigeu Shuub Den Tic Der.
taufen fiimmern lie ii6 aepDbnlid,
ui6t, alip oufgepaBt. a6tuuss@
boil, Sbr e. st."
Ser cbi9cn @arnuua. Die lpoblges
mciut ut unb an Scutli6teit nidts an
riiuiden iibri9 ldbt. bubeu mir nihts
~bin5uSufiigen. Ian beadtc ciniod,
Den 8ntb u~niercS ourf SdaScn tllg
9ciporbrnen Gorreiponbcntcn, unS
mal miro nidt irre geben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-29
SefSrSert SctSnteit.

Srauen. bic idon 81 iein piini6en,
erbnlten tpunberbare Siilie bon Bud
lens Irnifas Salbe. Sic pertreibt
Yimples. Sautausihldge. 8unoen
uno 0eiftpiire. sic madt, Die Saut
ipeid unb seidmeibie. Sic pcrberrs
li6t bus 8eii6t. Sic furirt pebe
Iu9en. Cob Cores, geiprunaene
2ippen unb Sdnbe. Sic lit Die bette
fir 8ranbs unb grii6muuScn. Sieberz
tpunben. Shnittfpunben. Guetihuns
gen mb Sdmorrboiben. % Gents IN
E. %. Huete's Ipotbefc. $50
Rain Ctr, Dubuque. Sotpu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-29
Subr breiRia @eilen.

Snbr oreiRtg Wteilcn. sd bate
5ipci 6Ia1den Ilpentrduter fiir meinen
cigencn Bcbrauf a%uf6eipabrt", itrcibt
Serr Nler. Inberion ans gltdbcr,
Slams, vaher cines Cages fam elm
0tam breiBig Reilen melt sefabren
unb ib CAB ibm Die 5iuei Slaiden,
parum muB ib lpieoer ettpas beitelcu.
Sd fannie Der Mann niht, aber er
lpubte aueS iiber Den IIpenfrduter.
@r bate oenielben ifon porber &C.
braltht nnb belt i'm fir Die bette
Ytebi5in, pelfe er ie 9ebabt bate.
~@cnn bas nift ueine lleber8eugtng
mare. bann tDnnen Sic periitert iein,
baB ia nitt oreiBig Weilen peit 9e<
fommen fem ipiirbe, i'm Su bolen",
iudren ieine lebtcn @ortc, ais er baz
bon tubr. Shiden Sic mir iofort
eiile auberc aiite." = Sprni's Alpen>
frdrter lit bas SausmitteI in t~duienz
ben unb abcrtauienoen Samilien.
Seine Seliebtbeit nintmt tnuner mebr
sll. CIR lit niht. mie anbere Iebis
5iuen, in IpotbefenaSu- 6aben. Or
wirb ben 2euten burh Spe3ials Igeu<
ten aelieferf. Dian Ihreibe an Sr.
Tetcr 6abruep & SouS 60, 1875
60. Sopne Ipe.. Chicago; ST.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-29
Sas 2anb Der Aepiel.

nSas mar Der quite MpfeI6aum. BEL
benz if c%ineefebret", iingt Der l9p6s
biide Sibter in ieiuem 2ieoc gum
Yreiie Der fDitlifen Sru1t, Die bon
Sung unb Aut IN Der perihiebens
arti9iten Sprm init @emtS ner5ebrt
miro. Gber in Der Gepfel5uht linn
mir Seutihlanb urto europa lept
!. iiber". ipie nnIere bebeutenbe Neptel>
ausfubr bortbin benefit. 8em bus
uibt senii9t. Der bclufe eiumal Die
'idbrlihe Misunderstanding fir
Mepiel5uht. ipeld)e ldJon ieit einisen
Sabreu itattfinoet unb oiesmul ponl
IA. bis gum 10. Nopember in Der
Stabt Spofdne, in benz Ipfelbduitadt
@aibiuston a~bgebalten tplirbe. :
Sie' 8artenban : 0eIeIifaften bon
Spofane County unb bonn Staate
8aibingtpu riefen Dor balb brei Sabs
rem gemeinidm Die rationale Ipfels
MusItellungs : @eIeulfIait nit eincm
aapital bon $1,000 900 ms 9eben.
sn Der Spise beg Yreisseridts. 5u
pelfem Sahnldnner aus perihiebes
men 2unoestbeilen seboren. itebt Yrpf.
8. e. BON Seman aus Waibington.
cine d%nerfdnnte Iutcritdt auf Dem
8ebiete Der Sbitfultur. Sm porisen
Sabre iuar Die @usitelluns aus 90
Staaten nnb 5ipei Ytooin5en Cana
ba's beihidt. Gs nntmen $500
ausiteaer tbeil mo Die Gin5elauss
iteIlunsen beitanben aus elmer 8eibens
folsc o orei5ebn Sabuiuaeenlacuns
aen bon lie 10000, Gepfeln abipdrts
bis su cinem Teller nit eirer Nuss
lase BON flint Iepfelu. Den eriten
Yreis bon $1,000. NIT benz Sitel
.@pfrlfonig bon Mmerifa", seipanil
s. .. Sronion bon eagle Yoint. Ore.
NIT elmer @nsenlaouns pSpieens
burger.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-29
llnier aderbauicfretdr.

Im 10. Hopcnlbcr ipnrec in ebis.
caao iormca Die bon pen @crciniatert
Gtaaten pcranitaltete Sanos nnb Scs
rieIeluna Iusltellua burh Idcrbans'
fcfretdr 8ilion erofiilet. Sefretdr
&ilion Iaatc IN ieiuer Gnipra6e, nab
bic @eimltdtter beS 8eitcnS t~beilpciie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-29
(spe5ieI fir bieie 3eitunsD
Uarum Ole SGidoemo6ratie wdC6a.
Bon rs. o."

!, ous,h[,o,chsrb, m,s,,tu s.F> = sS.ss.,s g..
1IE Iiru s2er}nmr,n,u, ~ So ~ - w. ~ - Savu.
Vf Sctritt mic ioI,t 30 htn~t T. ~ "'"" ""
,gs in, ornrsn MTtsrtsrr aa;,, oirn,,I ,ot,, ,u,,
- mas lit bas bette, o6 er ,ur antfport: sic 2,,noe Dem nbnr
lie fam nihts @utes auf Grben qcifebcn. aber ui Die Srooe. mas
M DEM oas Ifledtene, antportcc er mieber: Die 3unae, bcnn burh
nole Sifgen ut lmldglibcs llnbeil amf Der 4eIt macifet. 0Gie
anfhuorf hn9t pnunor. aber lie trfft nod bmte 81, ia, tic ldBt Ib
anipenpen amf cine @rrun9enifoft Der 9eu3et, Die unier osiammtcs
lbattltd1es. uno rtii9iDies Sebcn 'HiSeripiegelt. i'd nteinc: Die YreIe.
Se FrcHe TT Die Snnse, os hcruorraacnphc Organ Der Dffeuttheu
Metnnha' Ienes nnoertnterbare Smpuneerabie ncs Huoerneu Shnats=
aS sns''peas ~el@es aeller tsnor.eren bari, Der i'm Otfentltden
!. NV ~. mh ptipen ne Sfaatstnntt rehncn mus nno neren @udt'
'upn '' ~'"uasen or Vroe an oe Saner ntbt 81 mtoerfehen per=
muse ". w ue srene III rtHt ahetn oas Srsan Der offenHiden
.'a"s WV. Stoehnhhs sept nett narnbcr btnans. mfotern tic aud
~" Ds Sm. o""pt FHe u S@aHnns NM Stionng Der orient
W." Ds."."s' ""s He pe'e'pe III shtem poer '@ieHRm Snne
'''l'"".". . .@M.
Sn plelsr emlt1t bat lid BON ieber audi Die 10 5ialbemos
5eaen Sptern mo ibrer 5dbcn &leinarbttt fir BIZ, Nus
orelnhhg spfer Yrene letten laneu. Die Standardization Sercine
W S.t9tn 3 10 = n tee Nttgilepcr. aus tbrem Sa9eslohne, 9leub
~ .ut'm eiHt i Ut oe Seretne ne abonnehenfsselSer fhr ioStahhtihe
"a .e W." SeSts5eIangen, 6a1S lrsane etc, ETC., 81 beSablcn-
"S ."" n"stt 'ppi'"e Vemeut'eh, Serette u. pHtpeh fnr
:" 'p''" f'WT;
o nr ieBten Nabi bier III ben Der. Staatcn baben bic iu5iali.
n'men Settnnscn mn Srnfcreien tire 3ettmnsen. Monats= mnb
apmehoiatfef au sanrubeu hbers sano psrbrettet nnc bic Slug
tgrttten tn9en IN Yfiltpnen TIMBER. Ser in Der Staht Subnanr
wnrnen Ieoen Spnntas Wturgen pr Der @abl 1T Die Sauier, ppr bic
nHrsnmeafen" nnb Gnthcanngen mar. Die rIcicnocn" aat6olien
idetnen naes Sieies etnfah nitt 81 pinen unb Soblfopfe slaubcn
lo9ar nh ier .eum 'olhc gre s nj p a 9 ne laden gu bIrfen.
@er aber nlernt, ptee Irbeit ii II nj D II it 9eneien, Ser bat Die
IabHelultatc nod nhtt iubtrt. p.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-29
Aneipp S~anitariunl,
ROME CITY. IND

Sfrltda ~ssleaenfr. prartpolsr Rubeiututt. Sine
Sstlanftalt, pslte ltrens nod ptarrer Rr,ippis Ns
ibose aslsutt Dirb fdr Sbpadbr, Rerutu. I'm DtaQen.
tstosnbt. iopis audr inr Rbrumattsmus una aue 4ro.
li'tsu 2rnntbttien. Sissuer etsIipr5sr ins ipelel.
lr sottesoteut. 5ar ribtre Nuctunif ~i)rsibet an bic
SISTERS OF THE PRECIOUS BLOOD.
Kneipp sanitarium, Rome City. Ind
0etm ed1retben er,pabne mau seh. oisies Slatt.'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-29
Seiteres ,l1ibperhsnSnib.

Nus Nelp 9orf ~pcrluutct: ~8ic
beiBeu Sic?", ipuroe Gin ruilil6er
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-29

6aiiierer, Der feline 9isens bate, an
Sonntag I'M YoIi8eigeritt in Nep
Dort gefragt. Is. @ontell". mar
Die Iutlpurt. Die Srnge lptrbe pies
rerbolt. uno bieieI6e Nnttport fam
piebcr. SaS. mar bem 8idter 3I
piel, urto er orobtes ben Moru1 apegcn
@iBuhtln9 be5 8erid,ts 3ltr Serantz
,pprtuna 81 Siebeu, bis Der 9olmetz
ider lid ms Iitfcl -tc9te nnb feit>
%Itellte, Dab Der Ianu iuirtli6 Siuac
Routell bicB. Auu mar Die Heihs
bcs 2afens am Hihter. unb er bate
6llmor genllg, Den Iann %baraufbin.
lpcil es feline ctitc llebertretilng mar,
rtilr 81 elmer @eloItrufe 0 $500 5u
perurtbeilen rpe9en SauiiercnS pbne
Si5ens.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-29
Sarmer Nptisen.

. 81
8csen su itarfer gonfurren5 bot
Die felt ~ Satren betriebene Sdrs
mers' Cooperative 9renmerp 5u Cattle
@rope, Sa., ben 8etrieb eingeiteIt.
Ils Neinltat Der Mrbeiten oes Hes
tlamtsrungssS ienItes bes sderbaus
9epartements limb iest ettpa 500 be-
ipdierte Sarmett in Wtpntann, Sres
gon, Soutb Snfotd unb Wpoming fir
Nniieoelung perfii9bor. @r berriht
lebbafte Mahfrase mad iolden Sars
men nnb Die beiten berielbeu iino be-
reits pereeben. ,Sm @an5en baben
iih etipa cine Siertelmiuion Sumilien
nui iolhen bon Der Hegieruna irris
9ierten carmen anseiiebelt nnb ebenio
piele in Den ais Neililtat FOLDER Ins
iieoliinsen c%utltanbencn Srtihaften.
Bon Der Sbit5iihters g%pnpention su
Gebar Sails. Sa., ipirb gemelbet: Sic
26. Sabresperiammlung Der Sbltbaltz
8eieuihaft pom norboitlifen Soma
lit nod %breitdsiger Sauer ~eeidloiieu
porbcn. Sie 9camtcnfpahl craab
iolsenoes Hciultut: Yrdlibent. q. 8.
8lad. SnSepcnbeuce; @ices Yrdiibent.
G. 8ladman. Secorab; Shaemeiiter.
g.. s.. @ogcrtpopo; Sefretdr. g.. 6.
Gardner, Siagr. Die Sireftorenz
p@ebDrbc feet lid ipie fol9t Suiammen:
l.. Siltritt, @. u. Surnnp, CLEAR
2hfc; 9. Siitrttt.s 6. %. Yattcn.
Charles Gitp; 8 Siirrift, Sobn Sars
ter. Occult; 4. 9iitrift. .. 8. Guils
foro. Dubuque; 5. Siitrift. &. W.
Meepes, 8ayerlp; 9. Siitrift, 9. s.
Serris, hampton. Ser nddite Sip
unasort ipirb bon Der Sireftorenz8ez
b6rbe ipdter feit9eiebt fperoen.
Widtise Gntiheibnns in 8esns auf
NabrnnsSmittel.
Cine fir Die 0ur6fii6rune bes
reinen 2ebensmittel : 8eieBes iebr
pidtise gntideibnng ipurbe bieier
Sase bon einem Yenniplpanins
@eriht gefdut. gs bauoelte it'd baz
BET nm ben Gerfamf elmer Suantitdt
gier. Die .perborben lparen. limb Die
@ertbeioigung maftc selteno. odB Die
@~erfdufer nidt itrafbar ipdren. ipeil
lie Die Ger inter Der @coinauna perz
fault bdttcn. oaB tic ben aGufer fir
ale etipaiaen pereorbenem bic CT. fins
ben ipl!te. cntihdbi9en ipiirben. Ser
Hidter wics pieieu .@inipano suriid.
Or fiibrte ans. bnB ben Sanblern Der
Werfanf perborbeucr Gier i~iberbaipt
burh bas @cics perbotcp lei unb baB
tic iid itrdibar mahtcn, ipem Tie bieS
tbdten. eleifNiltig unter tpelhcr 9cs
binguns Der @erfnuf itattfinbet. -
Die Gntideibuns entipridt Dem ses
iunbcn Weni6euperitanoe; tic pers
! leibt benz @cies 8rait unO @irflms.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-29

- @iele iinb ipeit bsfauut unb
tennen iib iclber .ni6t. a.,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-29

8c9en gu itarfer Gonfurren5 bot
Die felt ~ Sabren betriebene Sars
mers' Cooperative Creamery 81 Cattle
@rope, Sa., Den 8etrieb einseiteut.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-01-07
ZION.


Most of the public roads in this section of
the country are open for travel, having been
closed on account of the snow for several
days.
Among the out-of-town people who spent
Christmas with relatives here were Winfield
Owens, Of Wilmington, Percy and Herbert
Lynch, Of Washington, Clarence and Britton
Carhart, of Philadelphia, George Haddock, of
Oxford, Miss Mearns Carhart. of Philada.,
Miss Rachel Rittenhouse of New Bridge, Mr..
John McMullen and family, of Balto., Leslie
Palmer. New York, Miss Mary Palmer, of
Wilmington.
Mr.. Cecil Mackie spent several days last
week with his mother in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Irwin spent the holidays
in Oxford
The congregation of the Presbyterian
church, paid their annual visit to their pastor
on Wednesday evening AL present enjoyed
very pleasant evening.
Miss Josephine Carhart, who has been
seriously i'll at her home with typhoid fever,
we are glad to state is convalescent.
The entertainment to have been given by the
M. e. Sunday school has been indefinitely
postponed on account of the unfavorable
weather.
Mrs. Gatchell England has returned from a
visit with her daughter Mrs. Thomas Holt,
fredericksburg, Va.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-01-07
Eirst WheeI clock.

Some say that Archimedes made the
first wheel clock as early at 200 B. G.
Others give credit to Wallingford, who
lived so late as the beginning of the
fourteenth century. But the most per-
feet water clocks were, long before the
latter period, furnished with Wheels
SO that the only Improvement was the
substitution of a solid body to act as
a moving weight instead of water. It
is not to be wondered at that the APP
plication of weight to clocks as
moving power should attract SO little
attention, as water and sand were I'M
doubtedly thought more convenient by
contemporary writer's. The eldest com
plete clock moved by weights is prob
ably that sent by the sultan of Turkey
to Frederick II. in 1882. In the thir-
teenth century many of the church
steeples in italy were furnished with
clocks moved by weights, which struck
the hours. Hele OF Nuremberg is sup
posed to, have constructed the first
watch in 1900, and to him must also
be given the credit of the spring clock.
The fusee was probably invented in
England about the end of the six
teenth century, But it was not until
the middle of the seventeenth century
that the pendulum was first applied to
clocks by Huyghens.
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Fliaht Of the Spirit.

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A case recoraed by Plutarch would
seem to support the theory that during
periods of protracted insensibility the
spirit Of the sleeper, freed from the
body, wanders away to realms and
scenes not conceivable by the ordinary
senses. A man named Thespius, he
tells us, fell from great height and
was picked up to all appearances dead.
There were no external wounds about
him, but the physicians were satisfied
of the fact of the decease Arrange
ments were made for his burial, but
on the third day after his fall he re-
vived, much to the CONSERVATION Of his
friends. In short time it became
quite evident that the whole tenor of
the mans life had changed. Previous
~ his character was that Of a repro
bate and vicious man, but after his
insensibility he ever followed after
virtue. On being asked the reason of
the change, Thespius related that dur
ing his long sleep his spirit bad been
liberated from his body and had soar
ed away to strange land, where it
had joined whole company Of other
spirits. His past life was disclosed to
him in all its hideousness, and the
glorious capabilities which were be-
fore him were revealed in such man
ner as to make him ambitious of at
tanning them.
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The Hearts of Sam Houston.

In the memoirs of Senate Page
Christian f. Eckloff recalls the years
just prior to the outbreak Of the civil
war, when Summer, Wade, Douglas.
Hamlin, Houston, John P. Hale, Breck-
inridge, Thomas and Jefferson Davis
were debating the great questions upon
which the north and south were at
variance. They were an imposing body
of men, mostly clad in black broad
cloth and wearing high silk hats.
But there was one senator who re-
fused to be digniied Senator Hous-
ton Of Texas "Day after day." says
Mr.. Eckloff, during spare moments
he sat there in his seat carving hearts
out Of soft pine wood. They were
pieces about the size of the hand.
When he had completed one Of these
works of art he would summon a page
and, pointing toward some fair spec
tator in the gallery, would say, Give
this to that lady up there with Gen.
eral Sam Houston's compliments.
Mr.. Eckloff remembers Houston as
one Of the gentlest and kindest Of men.
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Mechanics Elect OFFICERS.

Perryville Council. No. 8, Jr. o. U. A.
NJ, has elected the following officers fol
the ensuing term Councillor, John T.
Ward; vice-councilor, Thomas Calvert
Jr, past councillor, Walter McVey chap
lain, T. M. Owens; conductor, Melvin
Boyd; warden, Harvey Rutter; inside
sentinel, H. w. Davis; outside sentinel,
Henry Pounds; financial secretary, w. T.
Boulder; recording secretary, Charles w.
Ward assistant recording secretary, F. M.
Cochran; representative State council, w.
T. Boulden alternate, H. S. Rutter
trustees, ]. w. Cochran, c. w. Ward and
Alexander Craig.
Bay View Council No. 10, o. U. A. NJ,
elected the following officers on Thursday
evening last: councillor, A. Smith v. c.,
M. McNemara; T. s.. R. M. Trimble, a. +.
s., H. E. Abrams, f. S., w. A. Rowland
treasurer, Joseph Garrett; inductor, James
Montgomery; ex., c. Isaacs; t. p, S. At
kinson; 0. p, H. B. Tyson; rep, H. B.
Tyson; alternate, Alexander Kirkpatrick
chaplain, S. Boyd.
On Saturday evening, January |, the
following brothers Of Colora Council, No.
81, j. Q. U. A. M, were elected: Coun-
cilor, H. L. Dowland; v. c., L. S. Love;
r. s., Alphens A. Pierce; f. s., c. H.
McVey; conductor, J. P. Brown; warden,
R. A. Muldoon; inside sentinel, E. ].
Tosh; outside sentinel, j. H. Poist; Jr. p.
G., S. T. Kennard; trustees, S. T. Ken
nard, A. A. Pierce, E. ]. Tosh; rep. to
State council, N. R. Pierce; alternate, C.
K. Brown; chaplain, ]. F. Pierce; rep. to
D. B. Association, S. t. Kennard; alter
nate, A. A. Pierce.
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Press Association Formed.

With membership of 81 editors OF
county papers throughout the State, the
Maryland Press Association was formed
Wednesday at a meeting 1T the Hotel
Rennert, in Baltimore. The organization
has no political significance. but was
formed to further the business interests Of
the county newspapers. The following
officers were elected;
President-Col. W. s., Powell, Ellicott
City Times.
Observation-Disclosures. c. o. Melvin,
Pocomoke Ledger-Dispatch. and Sterling
Gault. Emmitsburg Chronicle
Secretary and Treasurer-W. S. Nc
Combs, Havre de Grace Republican.
Executive Committee-George R. Ash,
Cecil Democrat. Elkton; Jos. M. Street,.
Hartford Democrat, Bel Air; P. B. Eng
Ter, Carroll Record, Taneytown. and w.
W. Burton, Ellicott City Record.
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Sock and Ruskin.

In the early ages theatrical perform
ers disguised their faces with wine lees
or rude pigment. Aeschylus. the ia
nous tragic poet, introduced masks.
which were of various kinds, express
ing every age, country, condition and
complexion All were constructed
with the greatest nicely and precision.
The dresses were also adapted to the
characters assumed by the actors.
What was known as the buszin was
hunting boot. Those worn by ira
gedians had soles three inches thick.
composed of layers of cork. and were
laced up in front as high as the calf.
Sandals were also worn, and many Of
these had thick cork soles. The col
ors of the foot coverings were various.
red being the favorite hue for war
riors and purple for other characters.
Slaves wore low shoe bearing the
name Of sock. which was also the ordi-
nary footwear of comedians. From
this circumstance arose the well
known phrase Of "sock and buskin. !"
so generally associated with the drama.