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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-10

deliyerance, the door opened and their
benefactor entered.
When the gratitude they felt would
have found vent in words, he said:
''No, you owe me nothing--I have
but paid debt. Mrs. Wynne, years ago
when you were little child, you and
your family saved me from fate worse
than death, and made me what / am,
without reward, except such as your
hearts gave you. In saving Mr.. Wynne
from similar fate have only repaid a
part of that great debt owe you. All
L have L owe to you and yours, and
think you would see you want while /
have the power to assist? Step over to
my Office with me, Mr.. Wynne, and we
viii arrange plan have for placing the
merchants staff in your hands again. y
And he tried to smile, but his lips
quivered, and mist of tears gathered
in his eyes, and Mrs, Wynne sobbed her
mingled greeting and blessing to him
she knew as Nathan Monroe.
And this was Weltha Washburn's re-
ward.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-10

Which and fFOther.-"Old Fritz, ="
who raised pigs and cabbage in Nappa
county, California, appeared before
Judge H us witness, says an ex-
change.
Question-"What is you name?"
Answer--''Vell, calls myself Fred,
but maybe SOL don't know-it is Yaw-
cup. You see, Shudge, mine modder
she have two leetle boys; one of 'em
vas me and one vas my broder-or one
vas my broder and t'tother vas me, /
don't know vich; and vas shust SO old
as my broder vas young, or my broder
vas shust so old as me, / don't know
vich, and mine modder she don't; and
one OF us vas named Fred and t'oder
Iawcup, or one vas named Yawcup and
t'oder Fred, I don't know vich, and
one of us got died-but mine modder
she never could tell whedder it was me
or mine broder vat got died; so Shudge,
1 does not know whedder is Fred or
Yawcup-a mine modder she don't
know.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-10
SCEariiy Of lie Cattle SeOurge.

The United States Consul, at Man.
chester, England, under date of Feb
ruary I'd, informs the Department of
State, that vaccination has been extern
sively tried to mitigate the spread OF
the cattle plague, and that the expert
rnent has failed entirely. The official
reports, published at the date of his
dispatch, announce IL, 400 as the num-
Der of new cases for the week. In the
county of Chester, which borders upon
Manchester, the prevalence OF the dis
ease is comparatively recent. Yet, to
the Both ult., there have been %, 233
cases; 10, O51 have died; 700 were killed;
5, 247 were under treatment, and LAD
have recovered. The Consul says that
the American farmers can hardly ap-
preciate the overwhelming ruin under
which the English dairymen or grazier,
who has no property in the soil, but
whose whole living is in his flock, must
succumb. Some farmers lose 120; 9th
ers lose according to their possessions.
Under the utter hopelessness to devise
measures of the least avail, and the GER
tain reduction to absolute poverty,
which is generally hopeless here, many
have lost their reason. The most care
full measures are taken to keep the dis
ease out of Ireland, and so far the Con-
sui believes with effect.
The Consul, at Liverpool, in dis
patch of the same date, to the State
Department, says there is no abatement
to the terrible scourge, but still fur
Their increase. For the week ending
the date of this dispatch, there were
IL. 704 new cases, being an increase OF
1,7O4 over the week previous. Thus
far, there have been reported to the
authorities 100, 740 cases, of which A.
I62 have recovered. The balance have
either died of the disease, been killed,
or are still under treatment. He says
that the plague is not confined to Eng
land and Scotland, but prevails on the
continent, in Belgium, Holland, Prus-
STA, some of the German States, and In
parts of Russia. All kinds of remedies
have been tried, but up to the present
time, of no avail.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-10
HonitOn.

There is a little En- glish market town
in the County of Devon, situated in a
very fertile vale on the banks of the OF
ter 1t has about g, 800 inhabitants, and
is a very favorable specimen of the bet
ter country towns of England, and its
name is famous throughout the fashion
able world in connection with the Lace
which is there made Burritt, in his last
volume, pleasantly describes the sur
roundings and process of this manufac-
ture. He was taken to q small cottage
on a back street, where three women
were at work on cement floor. Two
of them were sisters between sixty and
seventy years of age, who had wrought
on the wedding dresses of three genera
tions of queens, Adelaide, Victoria and
Alice. The third was neighbor who
had dropped in with her work, and was
plying her needle with her bonnet on.
The work requires the incest Judgment
and great skill with the fingers. 1t is
wrought on round, plump cushions, and
as the figure progresses, it is covered
with piece of oiled silk; so that very
narrow strip is exposed at once to the
dust or touch of the hand. BY such
BfemuIlOll, Tile ltce 10 utuNeTeu W lllt
saiesroom as pure and unsullied as the
thread when given out. As it is all
made by hand, it has to compete with
the most elegant designs made by ma
chinery in Nottingham and other places.
Although the price paid for it by the
wearer seem sufficiently high, and it still
is considered the most perfect and dur
able article for the bridal dresses of la
dies of the nobility and of the blood
royal, yet the profit to the poor needle
woman, in 1923, was scarcely penny
an hour. 1T is pity" says Mr.. Bur
rift, when they are so proud to wearit,
that the artistes who clothe them with
such homework should be so poorly
paid. Somehow or other, this Unequal
ity between the wearer and the maker is
the widest and worst in articles of lux
ury. Diamond-diggers and pearl-divers
and ermine-hunters have always had
harder time of it than even the Honiton
lace-workers. The blunt-fngered men
who follow the pillow and WELD the sickle
fare better.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-10

Wonderful Lamp.-A new and Won
perful lamp has been invented by Ran
dolph Dinckelberg of Madgeberg. Ger
many. The body of the lamp is hollow
and apparently empty-at least, when
opened, it may be turned over in every
direction, without causing any sub
stance to be spilled thereby, the only
effect produced being strong smell OF
petroleum. A concentrated extract OF
petroleum. expressly invented by the
patentee, is poured into the lamp, and
Immediately emptied out into the oil
can. The trifiing amount that remains
in the lamp, and which cannot by any
possible position be spilled therefrom,
is converted by an ingenious contrl-
vance into gas This gas penetrates an
ordinary wick, which, when Lit, produ-
ces q brilliant light. The importance
of this invention is its extraordinary
economy. 1t requires several hours
we are told, to consume cents worth
of this petroleum extract, while its free
dom from danger by upsetting vii
recommend it to all.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-10

ST was wishing to see you, Miller
This little girl, and she put her hand
ON Wellie's head-'swishes to go with me
to visit the prisoners, this afternoon
Are YOU willing she should go?'
Eyes, and / will accompany you, and
see how young Monroe's case stands"
sWellie came in few minutes ago,
and told me you had promised to do
something for Mr.. Monroe; she did not
know what" And she smiled quie tly
upon little brown eyes.
Half an hour afterwards, as they en-
tered the room where Nathan Monroe
was confined, little Willie skipped gaily
across the floor, and touching the bowed
head, said, I'm here, and Mrs. Hap
good is here, and pa Is here too. Are
you glad?'
When the lawyer came forth from that
long conference, there was a firm look
In his eyes and to Mrs, Hapgood's anx
ious inquiry Have you any hope for
him." he responded:
"He is innocent, and will save him. |"
And he redeemed his word. The al
most lost was saved; and the lawyer led
the innocent man from the shadowy fell
on's doom, looming SO black before him,
to freedom and honor.
s'God bless you alp" said he, as the
trio met him for the last time. 81 am
going far from here to try my fortune in
strange place, but, though can ne
yer, never, express my gratitude, L am
assured that God will sometime place it
In my power to repay at least part OF
the kindness You have done me; and if
my life should be the price, 1 will do it.
Once more bless my good angel" and,
Tor a moment, his lips touched the child's
forehead, then he was gone.
Time past swiftly, one by one, Mrs.
Hapgood, with Mr. and Mrs. Wash
burne, were laid beneath the waving vii
low, until none but Wellie remained ;and
as the wife of the young merchant. Ed
ward Waynne, trod the streets of her
birthplace. But the accumulated wealth
of years melted away before specula
TONS frown, and the beggared merchant,
with his little family, wandered west
ward, TO retrieve his fallen fortunes. In
the bustling western city, where he made
his home, he soon found employment;
but fortune seemed to sport with the
struggling man even here, for the firm
by which he was employed losing several
thousand dollars, charged it to his in
attention and carelessness, and he was
thrown from employment.
After a month of ceaseless searching,
which drained the last dollar from his
light purse, he obtained another situa-
ton; but, within three weeks a heavy
robbery was committed in the store; sus-
picions fastened upon Edward Wynne;
an under clerk asserted to have seen him
conceal the money; and because he was
a frendless stranger the tale obtained
ample credencc.
Welthia Wynne, her husband in a
prisoners cell, was left penniless, home
less, and friendless, to fold her babes to
her bosom and endure sutfering-suffer-
ing such as she had never known before;
but hers was not heart to sink under
misfortune, and though very little hope
for the future illumined her path, she
unfearingly trod the daily routine of al
most superhuman labor to procure bread
for her helpless children. God could
only read the future, and in His wisdom
her faith rested
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-10
POETRY.
BREvEr RANK
TO TIE sEsGroRs OF TIE UNITED STATES.

To THE SENATORS OF TIE UNITED STATES.
ro sharidan's heroes and shermsn's mens
ANA the bulldogs Of Grant who drove Lee nom
his den,
Give brsvet promotions Of honor and then
Sind some fun Defectivs, some leprous Spy,
His IsbOrs = IoathIng, his life but lie,
some wretch who has planned all the crimes he ex-
chief potter himself Of the plot he disclosed.
ana uiace on bis Rhoulder-uot cownide thoues-
Tnt he brevet which rightly 10 honor 0eiOngs;
And when this you have done, wiil your oreVets
IN sberidan,s heroes sae shArman's men,
Ana the bulldogs OF Grant who drove Lee nom his
den,
or shfiveI 70 shameful mementoes away
oh think. of IT, senatnrsl Thousands have died,
Pouring ont their Young liVes in an esger tide.
Wbiie 10 via this prfzs Of honor they yledl
And this pTize-past priee-ean you Nc" ue'
To 4 badge OF The rnouehard's odioustrade?
n the s.y hat sDne we'll pay him store 81 gold
Nv thls1s aslSle tr at iss Of thousands told;1
or should you lack means his rewafd TO defray,
Take all that we have-Our lss- dollar OF pay,
Bat leave us the honor our swords have Won,
As q glory to boast. not q shame 10 shtIns z
Nor bid sheridanS heroes. and SheIman's men,
And the bulldogs Of Grant who drove Lse rom DIS
On their.sfrops a. blisteripg symbol TO bear
What this human Sleuth-hOund is free 10 sha e.
MILES O'RTuLT,
Late private Art Regl n 4. Vol
q Z a +.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-10
Great Breakdown I'm Prices Of Dry Good
at 5horwin'S
Red-front store, ara s. 3z4 East Water

Sheetings, Prints, Delaines and all
Domestic Goods reduced in price from
4 to &c per yard. Dress Goods of all
kinds are selling at 60 to 75c on the dol
lar. Elegant Goods that sold early in
the season for 6s to Is, now oEered at Is
to IS, the stock is the largest ever shown
in the State Great bargains in Cloaks
of which we are the largest manufactu-
rers in the Northwest. Shawls, Silks
and Woolens, CHEAP CHEAP cheap
Those who have Dry Goods to buy can
save money by coming to the city, and
selecting from this enormous stock.
Remember and find the place: s72 and
37l East Water Street.
f. r. SHERWIN,
Importers, Retailers & Jobbers.