The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-09-24


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crowd. vhich aid 49, 1870 III quick 80 y
7. he knev thnk he1h ~ rinr and 10 pur
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dav he called nnohfa iaveier snd learned
fhst tho ring 20 naafa and - worth ahou,
S26 He called m ,o@e ~ .slisnondS. "a
among then found one not unlike hie ring 81
haste. 4. made burrain With thc leWeles
for the use Of the real diamond. He pledged
81 geo. the prica of the diamond. Hs rave
$lOO Tor tie doe al IL for 1 time Hg had
thu paste ramoved from thu soAtins and The
real diamond put in N stend. Thus armed,
he appeared among hia asaociates st nipht
Aouriahinc hin ring. and scanned Ia IL III
hieh clee Ia the asfnnish ment IL his choms.
who believed III ina been sold Bnt the "a.
vantage va vith =. /. He talked about afooI
and In money." &c.-said that If any gem
tleman nraaent had : 1920 ring that he
vished Il .all for s160O. +. knew where !
ourchasar conld ho fo,,nd Rets were freefv
proposed that the d,amond vaa NOS real =
They wera .ccanted One man Rat ! $1,000
% did another and 4, two 3, bet $500 each and
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The Baby Episode ct the National Fair.
During the trottinp exhibition SATURDAY.
afternoon. 4 most interesting and amusing
episode took place. II anpears that out on
the prairies back of Chicago. lives an honest
German with 4 little wife. rejoicing in the
name Of Teresa. joseph Ondastroke, was the
husband name. ndiull MANY an upper and
under stroke Of his strong right arm did he
give in building up for himself and Teresa q
homo in the wilderness. Having lately be-
come 4 citizen Of this great and glorious Re
public, and daily looking forth upon thou.
sands and thousands of acres dc untitled land,
waiting the labor Of the husbandman to turn
II into fields of GOLDEN grain ha felt moved 70
do his mart IN Tho work of nopulatiny the
country. He did it 40 well that seven weeks
and half AGO his loyinr Teresa. who appears
fully q share her husbands patriotism
presented him with three bouncing babies al
q b;rth-two fine hcv. and 4 finer Girl The
babies grew and thriyed anace. and found "a
vor IN the sight of all the neichbors-st
much so that joseph and Teresa were recon.
exhibit the babies-and claim the first pre-
MUM for that class. They came-they wer,
seen-and they conquered Nothing could
resist the three babies A pessiou Of mingled
admiration and emulation fred the breasts o
the ladies on the committee and although n,
premium had been provided for the best bah,
much less for the best three babies-tbcI
raised the money and bought q silver deser
Spoon for each child. and resolved upon |
public presentation OF the same. being pur.
shaded that Illinois on this class Of produc
tons at least. was entitled TO take tn,
snoons. ,s--aI. as.a .,r .G. -a4 III
So. about noon on Saturday. during an in
termiss;on of tha trottinc and IN the pres-
ence ofthe tens If thonsnnds assembled. n,
three Ia b;as were hrouyht anon the stand i,
n basket and exhibited a. a sort of Germant
Illinois production. The audience rent tn,
air with their shouts Of welcome and applaus,
at the subsidenee Of which. the President 8
the National A Agricultural Society. Gen TilQh
man. spoke as follows:
Fellow citizens Of tho United States; Ia
dies and gentleman. married and single =
We appear before YOU to perform the mos
interesting ceremony Of this great and grant
occaslon-and TO award 2 premium nm mos :;
"o.' ,.1a.;o. a an . - III INV tha
Int wh.t wnnlS INC conn.rv Ia w;thon
,D,,i. 80 "a 49, 80 our ;;omsnse nra;
pop. aaa h,nna al farssts - "a naonIsd m
,as.I "1 ~, ;nanrova nnon III IA ash;one,
m ss ofhaSipa v ona hshv Il time lGrea
la"ahtar Msny &c - hova recocn;zed M
10y "a hara ,aborod - A. ony mart an,
so,na &c i 10 far Iong and nsefnl lifa IL III
T ro-t;enlar have ,vonnd mn onr labors by hay
ina .w;ns - has The Hoporable ladv On n
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