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a bill 10 be submitted to tho Legislature. pro
!tdtnE for the =; pnintnnent Of AndrcT Ca1H 9. :,
w,lktc. Jeremiah ). Thomp hsnnau - .ter
aud o,hese, as body polite, cnn,ste'eMa M YIN al
e1ety MAN. 70 esist]ith ana maintain library
"a esdk f.s ,ne ana &c e
f1nu1osemsnt fits rnrfa -ers. The other ree uors
ef the bii provide '9F ths slse!on ot oi1eer,
r. nf ,fe Cit1 Il Itfca4o'' Was adopted As lhe
name of ID: o1Esn'xat1on. The Committee On
Bv-IAyfe ssd CONSTITUTION reported constituurn
and by.sHt. which were adopted. The following
of5cea Terc elected 10 serTc uttil the annual
meeting, which will be held on the third Wed ,es-
~ in February: Prr.sdcnt, a. r. Hobart : Vice
Pscs!dt1ts, John Mztdes. s. z. Rou1ds.; Reeost.
iEF Secre1ary. Il. H. Brts; Financial Secretary.
s. Z. F1nta; Corresponding Scetetasv. Cn1rI.s ".
Mcclure; E1ecutTe Committee. J. n. Fsrannar,
A B.tasc, Wr1- D. Baker. ". A. Caupoc!t An
drew Sbur1sn> 4. G. Cameron. On uotlon, the
Executive Committee were Instructed TO procure
ne necessary bookH for tho officers, Solicit rub
tcr1puaps and eccurc members. Tho meeting
then adjourned.
, 1869-01-07
SOUTH AMERICA,

Paraguay. Makes Full Reparatton for
Ouuages upon American Citlzsna-
Renewal OF Earthquakes on the Pa.
ctflc Coat.
PARIS, Jan. 6.-Later a!vices from P.raguaV
had satisfactory interview With Lopez. Flil
attnement hiss been accorded for recent outtages
on Americans.
great excitement along the south Pacific coast
at The re1 ewcd esr1hquskee at AFRICA and otnet
po!ute. The earthquakes Of the 9ta Of Oecen ,ef
caused many .. rsoIs to leave Arica and dee 10
the .nourtatEs. and 1t lsst accoanla the psctc
still continued
The war between Chill and the Aurscaniao In
diant attracted much attention a. Fa'pafa!s3
Calipulli Vas besteged b7 a.U0 lndtaus, but TIT
gorrleon tnafly repulsed Them With considerable
leee. The X ps OF the garrison Wus twentf-elgh
killed and wounded The Indians threaten Il
Lnake attonE response
, 1869-01-07
ROCHESTER,.

She ckIns Acctdent-FallfnE OF q
School House Floor, RsHultinE in
the klltlng OF Eight Feraons and
the WHuud1nE OF thirty Others.
eurTcc dis @ evening by which eis6, psssons were
killed and thlrty eeH .us!y wounded. A -four IN
the school house Of the ST. PIT ters aud st. PAui's
Roman tatEol1c Church Kaye Way
while crowded with people attend.
iup holiday festival. Three hundred or more
persons went ao~n. a1d several were instantly
killed. The widest excitement ensued. and 1t
wss some urae he!c.c the wounded cooid be
taken from the debris. The folluwinE ure tue
killed: Bernard Uowner and wife. Mrs. Jos.
Rink. Mrs. Chas. npart Geo. Pop, Kate laurence,
Emms Dets and Aargstet Weiss. Many sur.
geocs ssc attending the injured, come ot whom
will probably die. The building vas erected Last
HnYnmef.
, 1869-01-07

HAvApt. Jan. 6.-Mr. P,,1mp. late American
lpctou, with copies uf the convention recently
raltied by the Me11cau Congress for tho settle
rent Of American ard Mexican claims. and Of
ten.
III. Me1tcsn journals generally abstain from
comucu, en- tho pcech made bv Heneral Rose-
Tic Corrto. OF Vera Cruz, the only Journal
which c1l.lc:zeA the discourse. ehoes much rndts-
ratls n 1t what 1t calls the Arrogant tone OF the
American Minister, aud the hieden menace OF
bis wGrcs.
The Me1irxn press generally e1prets sympathy
for TIE revolutionary Cause in cno3. Some jour
ra!o den,ano the ANNEXATION Of Cubs.
BI,eAndage IN ihr country is steadily on the In
cre ast, ana CONNER AID Industry arc nearly
parsl>xca. ......
General Gonzaies orteca has Issued = manifesto
tn his fE1&nde. vistns them to renn,in tranquil
and pustue their ordinary avocations for the
present.
, 1869-01-07
CUBA.
Latest News Concerning The Inaurrec.
Hon.

Lateat NeW8 C0nceTNtnK Tho 1ne0Fftc.
Hon.
HAyAxA, Jan. 6.-1he Commercial BulittiA
rays the insu1reetion Is beginning 10 decline,
and all apprehension that II might extend to The
yiclT1fy Of CardenAs 1s now removed.
The sugar crop promises yield fully equal to
that Of last year.
Ihr statement published in New York that the
cho era had broken out among the spanish
uoope, Is untrue.
A number OF ruhAn political prisoners have
been Set free within tie psst few days. .-..
Reports have reached the city ofau en1s7ement
hctHrcr tho troops and II su.gents nsar Nusyttas.
The yetult IL unknown.
Pue1to P11ncips1cmalus quter. 1ta garrison ia
too weak to attempt the Offensive agasnst the
1enela.
Throughout the entifo Eastern Department
ard IN Eorrlors Ct the Central Department, pro-
visions are extremely scare. Tho troops ar pre-
quate mcaus OF transportation and necessary sup
niles
, 1869-01-07
AMTsEMEST2.

"Uuclc Toms iabiu' n mains but one night
lorser uFou the boards. with Lotta in her sntGt.
table peIfonation OF 7opsy. un Friday and eat"
urday, "ihe Female uetecliyeH and 'An ooject
OF Intertst will be played, which will nnish Lot
ta's engagement Next week Edwin Adams cum
mences two werks' erasop with s'Narct.sc.'
Mre. eeott.stddons follows A. Ads =. AND then
hIch burlcsqucs.
OPERA ROUSE. .......-.
1.-THE Three Guszd-neo:" with its effective
cast and teantifu s:er,c elects, Is sttl the Ia
lure al The Opera House, al Will be Kept un the
boards all thc wcek. Ne1t week We ars ~ to have
tt.ure give one night Of opera.
wouD's Museum.
uPeep O'Dayn ts drawing well at tie Museum.
Tomorrow night Mr. Keller takes his psnent. and
eders very attractive OIL.
ART EXHIBITION.
Those who hsys not seen tho E1agnt5csnt col
lection Of pictures at The Opera Honso Gallery.
ehouid remember that tnr; arr sssal on cxnoltion,
bnt only for few days lonGer.
MISCELLANEOUS.
In New York, t,rau u oo.rE, thts week, ueEve's
0pf1a ooug<. Il tEl Grove" and bstcman. ..La
Parcpa Roas % and Theodore Thomas are tpral.b.
Ing the Nov Ya,kers With their music. But tho
grcs. feature Of the week i % tne !DaaSnIsaa.n o;
for The openlrg Eight embraced In opening ad-
dress. 4 b1ief faction rolo BY Boctau1i; bar.
ho,e easa Of rrse se tne
"After Dnek,"a parody on "Aftes p.rx;' \
trarscpt n1snt; q como pan'om.ne: tr:nie
trnpczc: an ale eoIlcal scene. The Bs'h VI the
New Year, atilt and vclcctpedc acts. lunch an
Jndy fan.occinf, matloncttes and fanfare OF
magic --...
Mexican Buchanan has rented the New York
Theatre for four weeks ar Is RnttG to bring out
his daughter. Mites Virginia Buchanan
1te tEea.ic in Mol,llc, during Chanffnu's en-
cagemept, was obliged to close for want OF sup
| port-
Montreal has bctn supplied With lew thea-e,
! to &c called the Academy Of Muse.
| Ma. John Wood has purchased The St. Isnes
/ Theatre, LoIcor, {saSs tue Court J0ntgsai.) au
J futeIds as soon as rhe beromes rosscased Of tue
! pturelty to enlarge and recou>truct it.
| atreat In Ee.di's ''Jesu-alcm" a. thc O2"Fa
! IL usc ltis hish's Rpox+n 0. fo1 muse anu
Il misc en- se<ne; but 1rretr sstbe bouft Crowact
| i, our. AMI Joi The "BaEhe Biene" 10 III
| place. ard all New Orleans mods II head IN tim
I to the eIncda. .
! Tho new Opera ncuse ut Nsr,ford i. reasl!
f1lsled. 1t u eald TO hs the hand. omcst lie i,
! New ENGLAND, o., perhaps, in the cuuntrr- 'uts d
OF Etw York anu thlcaCu. Il will he 1rAt on 'frf
! to the pu lie On the evening Of the 1atu o
Jtnnavy. With grand ceuctrt-farepa as th
leauirE star. 49,.
1aranseh,k is in C1ncipnati. i. Ecw'o1
Go1fholu II s.po there, and ls about to hr,hy OIL
hl- pay. " Crlc1 Acosta, +" which nr prodaetd Il
this city s0me time Since.
Ar. EesmoEd henry Ryan. a we1-k1 own Fl G
| on the London .Husicu: World, mas tust cles.
| Lii. DAILY. The dramatIst, IL to be married ne1
week 10 MtRs DQd. daughter OF the lessee Of IT
| NV fnrE 0ISH.bic Theatre.
, 1869-01-07
CINCINNATI.

VhlsRey Seizure = Dimculstes in tho
Way CT a Territorial ERlarEeMeuto OF
lhcC r. ...
CIsc1kNAT, Jan G,-General Young, Super
visor OF IL. e.lAi Revenue. seized Anton Fried
mans rrcttfy lug horsc Today.
The new C1nclnEau Hospital Will be dedicated
TO MORROW.
tertafn ccuntry districts opposs being annexed
to the city. II il thought that they can be IN
duced to cunfeut 4 conu!ttes ia now pressing
this m sttat on fhn LfCihlatrre.
, 1869-01-07

MEHrHrs, Jan. Ga committee Of the fefu-
rcc citl.ets Of AskaIras Vi ut TO Mss1p1 Jestet-
Ynanr1uc the roi.itlz there. to hold = meeting at
Mound city village. near there, fer the purpose
of dcy cling ans Tor De actlu settleE cnf OF the
d,nicu1,txe there. Coionel Eateon rrplIrd that
tnr county Taa nnle. msr.lal u ' acI arc tued to
give the rern.sslon ask+d for, b" a''o stated
tla, be had been sent there 70 Arrn-t somc tHcuty
men, twelve or whom hau already b cp arrested,
Hc Ii truucd 10 mount big {, mDana and tcout
thc cou.iy till be found tho seua1IdcE.
, 1869-01-07
LOUISVILLE,

Its Present Territorial Ltrnits-Muf~
dfr<rs Held Tor Ts1a1-Hkllroad kn~
lfrpInes
Lor1sv111E, Jan 6-The present snpesa ,ial
area Of the city, within the' new limits. l. twelve
81 onc.thirn square mlles. Its previous area
WIS eight and one-nfth .quare miles. The vAlua.
uou Of the city. including residences. 10
$Ea,S33,014.
Ben Mickey and Tbos. Loorey. charged With
the mnfa.r Of the shoeuakrr Reardan. 1t La.
GrAnge. have been held to Answer before the Cir
luar Ourt.
The organization of the Louisville, Hsyrodsbure
4 Virginia Railroad will he perfected tomorrow.
, 1869-01-07

An adjourned meeting Of the v.r,ru, interests
connected with tie uanufa ture OF books and
newrrspera, was held In the common Council
Chamber, iskt even1Ie for the purpose o. fattnR
The following o 1cpust sci.ttng 70 as.srs III hsr :,
, 1869-01-07

On to~nor1ow morning Edwin b:rt Will take
M. Y eetes's place a. carrier OF TEE TzlHrSx
IN sha, section OF the North Division ncrth or
D'v1s1ou street ard west OF CLARK street, tcd viii
deliver THx g 4uNDAr TRIBc6x TO those who de-
etfe 1t,
, 1869-01-07

Meteorological reco.a lot January 9Th, 1859.
- reported BY ]. 6. Lsnsxutn, Jr.. opnclan. Ill
Rardo'rh ttrect, cor1cspon1-u. 10 tho smith
&ontln lcettruts. The sua'l lt,t~rs ire TIL In.
i-1t!s for the wor 10 yee ing Een Il, high -
..tlfy,"A Amotst atmosphere "rain' ind .auoE ~
, 1869-01-07

POET sHEs1xn, Il Y, Jar. John z. We'd
whofe u!st-r1ous cieAppesrauec on Sstnf taY
cluted mrch anxiety has re1urued he VIAL
dtreo 10 Rlcs mold Va, moile IN N unsetusd
co1dttlou Of Mid.
, 1869-01-07

THrRx WILL DE grand masquerade al the Vest
Side Rink on Fu1aJ evening, for tre brnrtt nf
tha Pioneer Tanner club 'Priner Csfni vel" will
disrlaJ hts proficiency on the seloetpede $.on
Ice" srd two patrs Of club ek1tes viii 70 Awarded
Ia. - "sa" aoa se10es' x1,es1l' z taS1
, 1869-01-07

Ono Of The largest aud p1ca.an;es: social
gath, nj gs ever held In this city conG1eeated In
tbe ure rcon, Of the Second CnlTer.adst
{Ctu1ch + the ifecs cmer.o corner OF sanRanou
nj Was gton ststo:s, last evening". o1e OF
tic or1cett Of ,ce soc,an1e the bringing about
OF mere intimate and fret oily rciattacs between
the eonEreEst,"1s n the Church q the Hedeeucr
ard st. faul'e-the two Un,versaiiss Churches OF
mt. 1uc,ion II 1hn keT. u. T Fian1ers TO Chtes.
cc v ho Will. hereafter, take ras'otal charge OF
fh. Sere1d thnrch. The oc'aeton Last eSen1n2
completely fnld.teo Its object Many leadiuE
u. mhere Of St eaal's were pr.sen' With ihetr
wives and daIs tfcrs. Aru the ktndest OF feelings
| were e1tenoeo apd rrctprosaten.
| shortly Arcr O'Clock. A1dctmaR Woodard
cali. the audience 10 0fdt., and IN An Appro-
| rriass manner, welcomed she members Of s..
Pants 10 the attar anu enclter OF tho Gaofta OF
| the KedecE+r. in co1elus1 IN he Introduced "a
II Hav T. F.Ahders. WHO In ehort but vcrJ
Ctirn9o. witch var Auspicioueiy on Ne" Year :
! Day, be had u1rt oulJ with en' ktudest aud n rst
| ntctdls 20; ttastatot, ata hnptd that tncac
pleat ant relations wona continue during his pas
] &nr1tr.
the HeT.1 ,. DrLnte apd Rev. SuUnsE Glus,
| Aftet which enmptuous supper Has tcrsed. and
| d,stnaeea bv aN ose*ent-
Rev. Nj. E1Arde1t, the new pAstnf- comes te
| Chsc1Kr from Na-hua. New Hampshire. de hat
tnR tbtt per.od tla hld charge # ennrchet y
| tlnc,nrstl 1nn othtr Il 60 eit'cs He - 4 R~nuc
man Of large ability, kctn po ers OF obsc:Tstton
| 30 eddres.. ard wherever bis lot has ottu caAt
| fee ucyrr failed IN pleasing. and iaERe conSteca
t,ors Laws h. en- the rewsra OF his IAboF'. Chlca
70, Eeyer am!ps IN recognizing true merit, viii
no doubt, toon make this stranger one Of IL
| OWL.
, 1869-01-07

Nkv YORK. IAu. 6-Colenel Ttctsilttn. once
CHEZ OF General Log ans stah, died to-day OF coz
, 1869-01-07

kaof11bie Murder SID Attempted Sui.
eide.
RtwnAyeyuLE, JAa. 6-Tesserday a woman
pauacd Will:Are, rcalttnz in Hampton Village,
IN at OF lnssnttJ, Crowned her two cnifdren IN
barrel Of waict ind wBs discovered IN the act OF
erdlrQ her own life by getting inro the barrel
head dt1t.
, 1869-01-07
BUSINESS NOTICES.

bronchitis From 1r. G, II. E3ardnsvs
Pm, ctpa} or The Rntccss Fe,uB!e Institute, Y. Z
MAy ii, 1868: Il EAvc been afflicted with brou-
ctltl- du,,pg the past winter. and found rsilef
until found yous 7FoeA<s" "Bro1rns Dron-
1h.o! 7.ccstt," Ct Cough Lozepgce. give prompt
relief in coughl. Colds, a1d Ttrnat Diseases, and
ate tor ealc throughout the United States and
tnoet foreign countries.
Tho juniper Tar soap il the b st
toilet soap ever made, as It NAV be Eser With lua.
punity by ladies' With the most tender skins 1t
tls same time II I. invaluable as 4 remedy for
ptmplct, rough or chanped bands, and all cutau".
oue diseases where ether aotps cauEot he used
without aegrasatInc the malady and giving pain to
the patient. Manufactured by CaaWtll, Ha1ard
s Co., New York.
A lie uttered By million IL still =
faeehcod. File, dlcp IS NJ error: Dosing +. TOO,
aro y III b.. ahnIacnra uh1le WOLCOtfs fatu
Palnt will stand on tho rock OF truth, All car rY
| It free at ls9 south clark street. Chicago. Pm
sate rooms for Indte4
One Corn E1tracied FOR soc. TWO 81.
tree &1.3a four 81 90 hs Dr.. S.epneas,G S. Ia
street. All Rrl hi relieves aching cotns. Drug
| gtsts have 1t; Is cents per hox.
Paper 13uK1un and window shades,
latcet styles Paints, oils, E11ss And brushes, al
| r. E. RtGBr's. 50 Randolph street
, 1869-01-07
#atrimo1liaI.

aFATRIMONIAL-Aw widower without iu-
Wl cuuhranre and Of rood business ana1ltea,,
lions Atd 40 yeAfa II aFe+ win eApltal o. aoIs ao
IN 90 Vontu like to become acqutlosed VIII
.dy rot orer 10 years Of axe, With ths sasps
srount 1t q pitai. nbjecs uarimony. Aaafas
II Tfib uneotace. All Communications sH1euy eo0-
natnNAl.
, 1869-01-07
at11uRet11R11tB.
LAST NIGH rs

TROsBY'S OPERA HOUSE. !.
C. D, HESS d co. MANAGERS
, 1869-01-07

ITO RENT-A nice euite Of rooms, near
L Post OMce. 7. S. F1TcH 4 Co, 1ss Dear
, 1869-01-07

{ ,hOsbx'S O1bAA dOU6Gs
c. D. HESS ,khnasess
LAST MIG Il rs -
Of the great romantic, spectacular drana, tho
Cast unsnsp1ssed
2;:s' &;:s' '9 =E::S! E;::s:: euARDsMEN, :$'':s
6atu1day--Last Guardsmsu Matinee.
Saturday s1ght-L..t PERFORM lace positively.
Next Week-A GREAr NOVELTY.
60 sEE TIE GREAT BuRLEsQUE
After Dark or, Life in Chicago,
At sHARPLEY L coTros's. :
Every night and Saturday Matinee.
COL. WOODS MUSEUM.
FRANK e ArKES.. and AausseF.
LAST TINE Of the Great 1.ish Drama Of
pEBP o. DAY; or, Savourneen Deelish,
W,ss ~ eas5sster;;,: sonss. Dances Beantfni
FIT ais IL u chisaao q d. aRMoS Or Liz
ss afs ax s s Psscs & 8E9 spffa
BARON.
NOTICE TO TIE LADIEs.-THE
IN admission to the Aatlnee At
6HARrLEY { cOTT0S's
| Is1 cents, Orchestra Chat5s, 81 cents.
AFTER DARK. or, LIFE Il CHlCAGU.
| Is PLAYED every night and Il, the Matinee.
AIcyICkER'S THEATRE.
Doors open at :, performance commences at to s.
Lat Ei4ht but Two OF
l. - t T a.
Thursdsy, positively last night Of
/! Uncle Toms Cabin.
With neg skating song. Dance And naoio SOLO
Fr!day, Btnrdt Of 1OTTA. FEMALE DETkC
satufdsy. LnTTA MATINEE. Monday, Edw1s
Adams ~ SAkC1sSE-
THE BEST BURLEsQUE OF TIE
! L AGE.
After Dark or, Lie in Chicago.
, 1869-01-07
BuBinRsH Nng11ceh.

E1OR SALE Or Rent-Grnin elevator, at
T good grain point, on c !. .. q. E. H. ADDRESS
Ep1 nH. lttANA. Lii.
, 1869-01-07
39attuRr8 3@ amen.

DARTSER-Wanted- nctire man With
i 8l.pQc or q, ,e0o 10 take one.hAf interest In
good paying business. RefeEeuct Eive1 aud rcQ1!r'
~ AddreA [. C. Ttinuna Qtt1ce.
, 1869-01-07

Last nlkhts
or the great
Cast
Last nltbs
ofhe n1gnl.
dctnt Ecepe.
y.
, 1869-01-07

100 North State-st.-Tro single gentle
]AT men. to room togeiher, and lady 10 room
coun1odAtcd ~i.h good board Hor.:1 u or BRICK,
nearly neE. warmed BY !c;uacoand has gas IN every
Iopm. References exchanged, '
, 1869-01-07

This amount does not srrludv =" extras" -uta
az .eHelfY. n hich otn auoull. to fsouaous euals.
no7 cpee II include tb~ expeEte cu'A'lrd By the
other n NIB re The l3nlty. Rh lake advantage
OF the ma: riscr license and maxs he old gen.
ttm4p bleed trou eytrv tor~- When the happy
par-fsr eu1eiy they nus, lie hnop7 utteJ laying
uut 70 much MOT ego tr church til ) represent
At aggregate uni1av ot $E,ssb fna,. h.iWevcr. IL
only the beg3nn1l OF sortusF, f,r wh,.c thcY are
plt1Ee en- 'be nEscru frsfefa. the eat=res, to
whom tne del:ph cd iathrr III tho II ness ot hts
heart tas Of c.turtc gtve e7fft it9 eh-. has tut
listed dtjt hAer Ips 50 Eutrt., teeetney With tho
, 1869-01-07

LrOK SALE a saloon, in the best location
r IN the city, lease. licease. txlpses and stock IN.
mai + room, for dining ss1o,u. II ntctssarJ. faf
psftIcuass~ inquire 1t % East RAndolphtt. between
AAnd -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-01-05
Etiquette Of Introduction.

There are many persons, says an
exchange, who would do almost any
thing rather than introduce persons
to each other. Many are SO embar-
rassed in the attempt as TO suddenly
forget the name of enc or the other
party, often times of both. There
are certain rules of etiquette in re.
gard 10 introductions which, if stud
led. would lessen in a great degree
ne embarrassment consequent upon
he performance OF the cermony -
10 introduce persons who arc IN
known To each other is to undertake.
a serious responsibility. and always
involves the Endorsement to each Of
the responsibility of the other. The
responsibility should never be under.
taken without first ascertaining
whether it will be acceptable to both
parties to become acquainted AL
ways introduce the gentleman to the
ady-neVer the contrary. This rule
Is 10 be observed every where, So
claliy or otherwise The chivalry of
etiquette assumes that the lady ia in.
eariably the superior by the right Of
i,er sex, aid that the gentleman is
IGNORED by icing prcsented Where
the sexes arc the same, present The
Younger 10 the elder. The unmarried
to he married, or The inferior in 500
la rank or talent to tine superior -
A gentleman should never be intro
iuccd 10 a lady without first asking
her permission
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-01-05
Ice Honses.

The Scientific American gives the
following plan for q neat, cheap, and
good ice house
family ice house need not be an
expensive structure. 1t may be- built
cheaply, snbserve its object excel
lently. and add TO the attractions of
a homestead by being slightly
object. A building Of twelve feet
square and eigh, or nine fee- high IA
sufficient for The wants Of tn, most
exacling family Ii may be frame
binding, entirely above the surface
81 the ground. and better ii snppert-
ed on posts Elevated few inches, 10
he certain OF good Drainage. Built
nf 4i~fs, lw" by three inches, with
III outer boarding.. having inside
another series OF nprigb,s, also
boarded, from six 10 ten inches re
moved from The outer she'll. with .
solid floor of plank, the space between
the Two walls filed with tan, sawdust
straw or chaff, and roof Oh good
pitch. he ict honse il complete A
the floor, AID the space above The
nprlght~, heiween a loose flooring
and lhr pitch of the roof filled with
straw hay or some similar drs
porous material o. he roof shonio
be a ven'iiaior, he top def ndeo
from The rain or snow.
The ice should b. packed in on,
solid mass. be sides not reachng Tie
inner walls "f the building, but al
towing space 1T from six 10 lively,
inches all aroubd. The top Of The
ice should be covered with straw. ant
The door should be like the sides o
the building. or double doors shoulC
be made, one in the outer and tht
other in he inucr wall Plant morn
10y glo'les or any climbing plan
around he hniidlng and induce hen
to creep up be walls and over tn,
roof as an additional defens, agains
the fervid sun of The sum mer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-01-05
TIE HERALD.
An Unfortunate Mistake.

Mark Twain says that while sleep-
ing recently at the Sherman House.
in Chicago. he was placed in room
80 high up that water boiled there at
i68 degrees, and ali hongh il was deg
iiiuie Of many If lie luxusics of a
comfortable bed room he was moi
sorry he was seut there. AS !, enabled
him 10 overhear he following story
told by ono frierd TO another in ~,
adjoining apartment No, she
wouldn't marry me. You were mi,.
informed 1t wl.a broken dff. AID ia
the sad lest way. WIS not IN 'rb..
cas- 70 hlame npan m, word and
honor, though neither the girl II. +
her father, tie deacon, ever believed
me or ever fergave me. II wa dur
/ ing the big election canvass when
Lincoln ran the frs time. Two
thirds of the deacon's honest snu
were in religion and he olhrr third
was in politics Lincoln man |
never was SCOOTER al religion ia my
life. Int he half believed | was -
Well. there was 80 he n poiitical pow
WOW in the village church uher, IN.
lived, on a Thursday night, and h
was to preside | never though
anything ahou. the matter, hut vii
liama hailed me-. one afternoon off,
cd me seat l.. his buggy, and away
we started 1t was Wedne-dav-
curse the almanac !-hut we never
thought oft Going into town $. M
devilish instinct put il into nv head
that il would help my case along il
| marched into church with rail or
my shoulder seeing that the ieaco,
md the glrl would both be there
So got rail and we came int
iowa shoHiing and making grand
lido generally AZ we wen, by the
chnrrh windows ! caught glimpse
Of her bonnet and plenty other bon
npts and ! was hanpy I shoulder
I'd m rail and marched In. The
hnnSriil Of men and women we've III
quiet and The old deacon was stard.
No m in the alter saving something
Splendid | went booming M III,
aisle with NV rail. swinging nv ha'
and whooping: Hoo raw for Oh
Ahe ! Hon-ray for the Illinois rail
splitter!'
Bnf never yelp ont of that an
Hence / quit righ' in nv tracks
The deacon eaid Sir. we were en-.
gagged in addressing the Throne o
Grace This nnseemlv exhibition i
ill-ftted in the solemnities Of pinv
ar meetingP
81 never felt so sick IN nv life.
John. never felt so much like TAX
ing a walk. And don't Won know. a
I stood M there before that cnngre
CATION I'd have given . million o
dollars for somebody 10 take tina
rail out for me- Bnt no; had I.
sneak out with ii myself Threw i
down ard went m 10 whore Their,
was hoard fence ard rracticet
climbing hack wards through a kno
hole for as much a. an hour Bn
ma goose was cooked Won know -
+ was all M between me- and tha
family"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-01-05

Running our IF iEEriNG -Lnr
erZ - i repprl.-a 10 nave stop
pea prr~o,s from eaving his meet,
ing hy r-qars'isg all Wipp bad holes
il lie b e,s Of heir stpcsin<s to z,
then ar -'a} lhragn A similar III
stance th"lgh mnro Ira hfnl. aud IN
better taste is gwen Ia the history
81 PuinraS Eeic., . Methodist timer
ant.
While he wa stationed in one If
the NV York churches, he found
that macy of The young people #
bOth sexes. wer. accustomed to leave
he church a The clos, ofthe evening
service annoyed him and h,- Il.
tcmiued to stop il r., nrAt ST.
bath evening before ~ Nmm reed
his sermon. he said, S me II my
hreihrcu have been gteail all, "a
thai :" many yoanG women ..ave
church before ftie ser.,ce i hrnugh
Bui tell them HAT they ouEut n0l
10 feel 50, for doubtless most of lhose
hat go ont are young W men who
NV az rNt - lIS d''' ]tttii tiiEtFtNNt'S
ICquir" ! h, m q BE- AZ home al 8 ~
clock and the young mcn nave 70
Z" nu' To wait upon them home; 50
hereafter, when these y"uug women
leave church before the service il
over YOU will undersi aud who they
are, and not feel badly about il. -
Ihe brother who gave ne this fac,
said : We were no more annoyed
after Ibis; they either stayed away,
or >laid Til the meeting was clos
ed"