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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-08-25

Nepfel.-Der Marft mar aeReru
nit Nepfeln iiberfuIt 70 boB cie bclen
fir 4 ti6,53 Dollars gu baden ,paz
rem.
Neue N%potGefe. 6err @ottlieb
Stetn miro bi8 gum 1,Septemter IN benz
reuen @ebauce ,peS 6rn. Wintr SO. 80
Siebente S:rabe, cine Mpptbefe erDfner,.
5err Stein 1T elm iun9er 9etilpeter
Manr, Der Ieinem SADIE YpQfommen 0ez
pa61en, uno t6nnen f9 bic Dsut16en
ct. paul5 nit 9utem @ertrauen at i'm
peroen.
DoS @obnbau6 be8. Germ @ep.
3. pre6cptt an MiINlFppi Gtro6e in
Der Ndbe Der ct. paul u. pacifc GtIenz
babnwerfltatten brannte 9eitern Mpraer
4 ubr nit einem Gbeile pe6 Mobila1S
ab. &er{1@erun9 $500.
- y@ro6e 2apun9en BON ,euem @oiz
gen fommen NIT Ter Sipur Gin uno Der
paci1c Babn bier an. @aian tradtt
9efern i'm bieisen Marfte 80 bis IS
Gents rer5 SuFbel. =
~ Sebt Der liebe 2sler> mir molten
eu@ ni&t beweiien bab Nu6ssbrune euz
rirt percen fam, wern bic 2un9en 19pn
balb per;ebrt iino, nod pab Semanb Elm
Mittel erf unoen bat, baS roS Qeten auf
tmmsr erbdlt. Stun, MIR tpplen 'eimfa6
ben 2eler tarauf aufmertlam MAIDEN,
bab 81: Gage $500 oferirt fir jeeen
Gau bon @atartb ben er ni6t I'm @tanbe
1T gu furiren. @ir iasen nur. rab 81,
@aee's Gatarrb Mittel bic l1limmfen
Gdue pom @atarrb curirt tpel9e5 Tauz
lenre Don 2eute beweilen fDnnen. Ser
ludt e8 nnp i~br:tperbet Don Der @abrbeit
pel1en iiber3eugt fem.
ger pot fir 60 Gt5. au erbalteu.
Moprelirt an. 81. g. Yieree NJ. D. in
Buffalo. g. q. @iro pon alien Drug
9ilten @erfauft.
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- e GoQins BON @unriie an9e>
flaet NIT WbtefeY au banrelnsobne sor>
beroeeaneene 8esablun9 Der auf rieieu
@slddft baftenoen Spt3ialaeuer, ,purre
fir fem Grf@einen auf rem, 16d fen Ser
min res Ditrict 8unoesz@ eridts inter
$3.50 8ur9i@aft sefteut.
- @puperneur 6air9ilb son ISIS
euniin tpelder fta bier gum 8efu@ aufz
balt belu@te Dienita9 8ormittaa nit
@oup. Mufin Die Staat8>& form@ &ule
unb ;ulltepem in perSdule a%ngtpanpten
SYtem 70 mie Der &erwaltun9 pes Sn>
ttitutS ieinen pollen 8eifau.
Die 3erren q. ,MQen unit, @enercl
Biltpp bobenl ben Contract fir 7@rapi>
rung BON Is Meilsn B%abnfredc per
@orpzpaeife Babu spi19enj ben Mil
llilppt u t'Rt &rew @inas 8lladsn lib iatfr>
!" "p'ssH Nos Rot r. Hi2@@ .gs.71C :
h 3weit3d a {. - @on Dienfaa an
laufen urtgelmdbio 23aee auf beraSt.
paul u. Chicago Giienbabn imi(grni ct.
paulyu.t bdRinBsr@ s5rua aad 3a1I
3dee .perben ct. Yau UNI Il Olllbr
@ornittage unei6 ubr Abents. petlai7er.,
9afin9s umf11.slbr as mtns 8ormit>,
tags unb Z llbri&berbs errei@en. a43us
riidaiee aperpen6 dffnBS UNI 8 llbr 8orz
n,ittaes .lnb 4 llbr Ma&mttta8s yerlal.
fen, unb inst. poul I'M 8 l1br Is Mi1,.
8ormittaes 5 ubr IS Min. Ma@mittaes
statrsfsn. Dttfe 3dge tInb inter Ser
eeitut8 te@: .Gonbuttpr1 S. g. QpuAt<
In u, fsr ss titst Il sinaed&tet bat bl6
|ipsl 3asf taali@ lspfta ttsH1fll
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-08-25
Gtabtratb=0 crbanSlun9en.

+ Derlelbe bielt@ Dientas} Mteno feline re-
0elmd6ige @iBun9.
Gin BON alderman Hearopn 9efeQter
Mntras pie Spgtal<Ear fit ale 9otela
ser @taot gu friren, CAB gu ldrserer &C.
batte @eranla1Tun9 unb purpe etn Ser;
iu6 oena6t ben Mntrag sur 8e9utq&>:
tune elmer Spesial Committee Su Uberz
tpeiien.
f@9liebli1 tpuroe na9febenber Be=
1@luB aneenon,men: Spe5tal Eare' fir
Metrupulitam parf plaee unoM er6ant6
5otela $50. fit ieoe8 9otel. Maniion
@auS,. Nmerican, european 5oteL Smell
ling, Temperance lnb Central 5au8ta bz
len iebes cine Eare ron $25, uno ale
anberen @altbduler je $40: n..; !
@m. Youns Yetition fir $50 S9a<
bener1aB fir leinem Gi9entbum bur@ pas
Teuerpepartement 3u9efl9ten S6apen
rpurbe ben Stabtrdtben Der 5. @arp. CUR
Beeuta6tun9 Iberptefen. Ste
Der Contract fit ben 8au ber 8
t1euea Spribenbduler purbe our 8efd>
tiaun0 ppr9ele9t., Derlelbe entbdlt cine
&lauiel, baB Der 8au 9lan Sur9 bic
COMMITTEE 9ednbert perpen. fam penr,
es fit ;pedmdbi9 era@tet tpirp. IL.
Ser Sanlen beantraete tteie &lauiel
au83ufret9en, u1, eS 3u> Strbinbern bab
Der Contractor ni&t ipdter erobe @e&>
nunsen fit ~Grtra" @rbetten MAIDEN
f1nne
Cine lanoe Debate folete In tpel9er
f@ bic Majorttdt ber Mit9lieoer 8esen
ale ber9leiden &lauleln auSlpra@en.
S@liebli@ wurpe Sanien8 Intra9
ansenpmmen unb bic &n9elesenbeit an
@lb. @pbp, Berfey unb Eaylor al6 Spe<
3talz@ Committee ubermielen.
Cine To>berun8 bes 9errn @ul(id np>,
1914 fit 1einem @runpei9entbum bur@
einen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3usefdsten
S9aben tpurbe rt9t bepiQist. Sc er>
folete bierauf &erta9un9 ti6 beutNbeno.
Sn 1ttner @ibun9 am leBten Dpnnerz
ifa9e bel9lo6 Der tabtratb bic Nnnabme
pe6 Beri@te6 Der Spejialz@ Committee fit
ben Bau pon pref reuen @priBenbdulern
In Der g., 4. unb 5. @arb. Die Com
u1tttee empfeblt in ibrem 8eri&t raB in
rer 4. unp S. @aro Der 8au in lleberz
etnfimmun9 NIT BEN jeBieen Ylan Sorz
0enommen &peroen 1ou> NIT @u6nabme,
baB III benz @priBenbaule Der 4. @arb
au@ cine @eitentbiire, pel@e mad Der
Nam1 Straee fibrt, an9ebra@t 1perre IN
lpQ. SSn Der 3. @aro. lo1 Der 8au beS
@lodentburmes 70 Serffdrtt >perben, ba6
cine @lpde BON 2 big 3 Gau lenb pfunb
S9mere an9ebra9t meroen tann.>
Die n5tbissn Grearbeiten fir @as
unb @al1erleitun9 fir piele @ebdube fol-.
len iofort 9ema9t tperben.
=. MQe biz. jeBt ein%8elaufenen Mnaebpte
fit Zen Bau bieler. S%pribenbduler .fouen5
BON bemS tabtratb suriid9epieltn >tperber
l,1b 1T Der Stabtz@lerf beauftragt, rle1e
Mn9ebote, mel@e NIT pteiemB eri@t Iberz
einittmmen, rausju 9reiben. F,,,.,.,g ''
"Sbi9er Bert9t pel1er nit 6 eeaen 5
! @timmen. a%n9enpu1uen .puroe, CAB gu
oielieitieer Dsbatte geranlo6uns, N
Staeratb, Guumin9s, Bet Difl9eiprd5
@i9e Srldnber Der 2. @oro, rsurbe r1ebz
rere @ale BON tertYrd0pente, 3ur Sro<
nun9 8erufen, .,pa6 i'm jebo@ nidt perz
tinberte, in peniofenS eirem balbenD us>
|3enb h,Speedes" F@ ietnes ,,Bebsyg gu
e%nttebt9en. ~
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-08-25
SC E u nS8ab e.

Die neue auseate bieier Tampblete Fat ieebtn
BE Yre7e serlaGtn unb If CUR gerienbuns ben, BE-
treftnbtn @taatsteamten iberoebtn tporben.
aQe, bic ibrsn Grtunoen IN ber alien 5etttatb
pter ben 'Salidtn Staaten cine eetreue 8ei@rei'
buns unisres Staates ienben .uoaen,1 foQtea bic
glbbre7e an pel@e fe bas pampblet, f%oftenfret,
ee{anbt taten wplen, foslei& einieneen an 9errn
mm. Seeeer,
State Grealurer's SfFes ct. Yaul, Minn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-08-25
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8teuei&t it ea nidt aueentein bstannt, tab bis
nsenannte Eri@ina Spirali8 ., erGleii9 Durraev
3uerR IN Nu,erifl. Son 3r. SIS. Renbau ppn pbI,
labeIpbta, pa, mao mieeerbolt ~nuBlo1tn geriu9sn
NIT sinem SIS Dollar Micrpicpp., NIT benz Mu,trt.
tanii9. n Sntrumeut, betannt ais bas @,rtata aRPy<
crpitupe, entbedt wurbeu. --TteIe Ebatlabe !ann
81 trseub elmer :3ett ben ieien perbsn. Cas- Grato
Nteroieope pirb tn nieoli9.n Riltden, nit puusgy
@o' efs earauf, BON 9. >. &pb, No. 313 lesuR
Strabt, CT. 3ouis, !Mo., mad irsenb beliebiesn,
Ylob ~ptrianbt.
Man le}t bic Nn3eiee in bisIem Blatr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-08-25

9erabee1ePt-lm neuer Qyaare plab ae
MAIDEN, ~Sertaufe i'd in ben na9fen 6 Wp9tn
Inter uns ,Sbertleiber fir 5erren unb Rnabtn,
EloptesoQe III bisa Sad eini&!asenbe Artiltl gum
Asp gpeter Gin!autapreis s'esu 8aar.
7, = = > 7, r, + l. w. Sttrnbera
80. 314 Critic @traBe ct, paul Rinp.
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2ie, &arisenbdafer.a aA.etsmAl.s
'aFMm 5an,Fae Ma&utittdSI5 ubr, suur>
.be plbBlib ftne sBrr1amuluInr93 Z unlerer
Stabtpdtet berufen, berer pSauptNpedt eS.
lein ioQte, BE IN :ber ltbten SiBuna verz
'tporfentn tleinen 399obs pss Minoe8 III
i%anftipntret,, p,per NIT anberen @orten
9errn Sim11s' Die @ontratte fit, Sic BRET
t1euen Spribenbduier 3u 9eben pbne et:t,e
rettere Mufprperun8 flr 1eue Mngebcte
3u erlaTtn. Gum Gben 9lldte bieles
aud, eenn Der Mntrag BON Mlberu,ar,
8remer, ben 8au be8 Spribenbauies ber
3. @arp 9errn Sobn Sfmu1s fit Die
.Sumn,e BON $4,000 ;u lber8eben purbe
a%n9enomr,en. ''2'~ =
Mtt ieinem 3wsiten Mntra8 -ba6 BET
4. @aro aud 6errn @imm8 fir etne
alei@e Sunme 3u lberseben mar @err
8reper tuent8er 9lQdli@, Mlpermdnnerr
,E2aplor, @pby Berfey ,c,,apsen bast9e1n,
~ Telpe unb 10 fel BET SOB our9,r 7}a
SIN 2aufe ber Debate n1a9te MlberzE
man 8erfeY cine Bemerfuna Ser MIR jez
bod gang rnp gar ni9t beipFi9ten f5inl>
men. St 1pra@ ft6 .namlib babin aus,
cab er ni&t CLAUDE baB e6}nDtbia 1ei in
per 4ten uuo 5ten Barb4 {Spribenbduler
III baben. @ir tSnnenl Sen, Mloermanl
parauf anttpprten paex Is 4rItbiG 1cbr
n1tbi9 If, in ierer @arb Gin Spribenz
baus gu" baben eulnoS DielsS nit elmer GU
ten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. @is es
'jebt lit baben, bic 8Ir9er Ter Sberni rnp
llntern: @tapt paS 0er0niigen ibren' Gbeil
3ur GrbaltunB sber @prisen unp Ibss
Teuerbepartement8 aa ;ablen, uns tpet,n
iii elmer Der be(a9ten Stapttbeile .einn1al
aGeuer au8brtdt eann baden 1Te baS pet>
tere @er9ni8en tiDre @pbnun9en nieeerz
bremen gu ieben ebe lie SpriBene ben
plab! errei@en fSnnen.. 1gin Beilpiel Der
Art batten utrr erf nod lebte @o@e, ale
bic @obnunS be8 @er1n pre8eott an Der
Miifl1ppi!@ traee nteoerbran,te. Das
9aus bate 1don lber cine babies tunbe
III li@ten Glau1u1en 9efanpsn ebe Der
Mlarna mad, Dem MtnnebabazS priben>
bault 9elan8te 1,nr ron bort ,peiter 9e9e>
ben 1purbe. Natlrli@ fauen bic Spri<
gen 3u fpdt nod irgenb etpaS niben 3u
fSnnen. @ir MAIDEN nun bic @erren
@%lbermdnner, bic ber9lnl@t finp, baB' BON
&edtspe8en ale @pribenbduier in. per
Mitte be-. Stapt 5ein 1oQten, ,barauf
.aufmerflamt, poB bic &&Bewpbner ter
ober' UNI. untern Staottbenfo9ut Eoren
3able1 miBen al8 bic, mittlern. :, =? !
{ Do@ 3u unieremGbeu,a3urad. Na9>
rem f19bte bteberen @taptpdter nod e inc
3ettlan9 berum9etr:tttn tpurpe einMntrao
pea&loerman@ iuiu6 angenommsnp Der be-
.timmt : baB bic pldre fit ben 8au Ter
Spribenbauler an Elm Gpmmitte tefebtno
aug ben Entertainment Brewer 8frtep,
yGepD> Sanien u.pre8leD Iberwieltn iperpe,
nit per @eiIun9 bteielben 31 unteliu9en
uno 1T na@fer @eriammluu9 su be-
rt@ten. n: a%7h 4a4...-, :
.n Der @aup!sruno CUR Spppftipn 9e<
gen Simm6 1T. bab er Die Nrbeit TN Der
Wertitatt be6 Nloerman, Sim &earbpn
~ MAIDEN beabf9ti9t. Sim miro BOD
ni6t etpa babel intereIFrt }ein> / be-
wabre!
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Briefe mad Dent|&lanb mi1sn ibsr Grslanp
a~bbrelirt unb 10 Gent antatt 7 CENT bs3ablt tuer=
bsn. 3fitunssn 4 Gent per gopie.
s. ". Wbeelpd, patmeiRer.
s. .. 9eitner,s beutl9er Glerf~
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con AIS oen ntecrt9r Otftenpm ,Qbbe>
l9loNen. Seine Bar9en finb Npbert 81
Smith ,unb gilbert Mrmfran0 bic f9 fiji
ooppelt pie Sumu1e hes Contracts serz
blret bater. ? = {. Il z:4:lv>} r 'r~> i
Ia7-1DtetT air be8 teuti9en 'tatbpl1@en
@aifsnbau1esaif aus &adfi9t Der Sal,
Der Danten2 be6 beutl@en patriutflHen
6dlf6perein, Bis auf oen erten Mittmed
im7Sftober ouf9ei@oben mproen. { - Il
- sgreo.a Gator! npNell94eer :pcrrige Msp&
aus e@bartons @%aAeufobrid cine ubr,
,Bstesuuo Sod %9efeblen bate, rurpe
,pon Dem polijei &i9ter mad ber Sail
seianrt UNI i'm 6erbf- Termin eer Com
mon pleaS Court leinen projeb 81 bette,
ben. -. ne.. RI.
ri 6enrY MiQer wel@er aus Gotp's
|@rocetp Stpre fmebrere Wrtifel 9eftoblen,
murre in, $50 g elpRrafe uno 80 To9en
@efdnsniB uerurtbeilt. !..m..a~.~
Der proseB ;per MarY s, Robinipn
lpe9en @ontraventon 9e9en. Srptnana
70. 10. purpe oer,doben, ba WarY Ct:
men @el&worenen pro;eb Yerlon9t*
nt-oD Die @%orReQuno i'm Mtbeudum am
'@ontta9 abeno mar frog pes 3tueifelbafz
ten @et1ers gan; yletplt@ gut be(u t.
Das proeramm 1po'r Elm au80ejet9nete6.
Die Sr9e0er Yiecen, purcen nit Md5
ftrlGaft pdprectraqve1 'unb ipaS -bfutlbe
2ier ppn S:to>" ootrsetraaeu pom M6nz
heraor.a n tlingt uns' nod tn ben. Sbren,
90 ifonnte nit 6edt pte Ysrle bee pro>
telr,aonm5,, 8endnnt '.perpen uno mar ALIEN.
sre1 Sang mad ptnt @tbendum tpertb.
Der 5@la@tbor. Iiotpte Elm ,Ba6<So
l,purcenl MT ,Stelem Beifou apf9eupn,>
men, Die B%orReuunge1n .ptfp Eurrer
DIM Std .raren' gut unp farben' tttn er1b>
tn Beifal eben5c etn3el1e ttr9pptuntpea
Den aS1lnB bilpete raa 88steptrfAe.
seuf{pitls Ser pro3t6. haa'5sse 1e'.a y !,
Der t&8t1gtitur' par ii Der IDttbttlun8
Der MoQtn {Blldltdd eetpeffnni..a, Die fout>
iden Stolen snaortn Ii ben ,pdnbtn BON
4catittrns mo SpobpS0eln,
u1pspab ttfft fire Sa@t eut ut4&ten,
bspitS tsaus of n;'ddt et.bet ippltnoe ,g0e1
id@tsr bts Anbiiovidm. gAnjen|
~ sc BesFsaaaa elr 9iS '.I -
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;hE- Der Sabre5zB eri@t:b e6 Bereinisz
ten @taatet S@asamte8> 1T bsrau8; 1T
aber perEelesrapb ~ ibdnoli@ nerbunBt,
odb tein Meni@ i'm Stanoe 1T @tnn
berau8 3u brin9en. Wir }werpen Jpn
uniern 2eiern> iubalo e8 m5elid: III, cor
rect Sorle9en. .s>tr1 t,>1i9l"""iit.'
T., aneebo .te III, as 81 n ne 6 H.
|ba 6.-&naebote fir ben .I8ou ,te6
County Mrmenbaule8 murbcn 9e(tert per
8paro Der County @ommiiipner8 npr1
sete9t. 8ol9enpe finp bic .&noetpte bic
1fn1oft nptrbeft. i .
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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-11-03
RAvENNA, o. THURSDAY, NOV, 8, 1870

&
hurrying out followed by q porter
with valise in each hand. t-s5f!
C Ready, girls r he called. {" Come,
hurry, or we'll miss the train"
Alice, with down-cast face, gath
cred up her travelling skirt. He
thought she was going without a
word, but suddenly she looked up in
to his eyes. H.a zn.1t8,s f.
"No. come" she said. And then,
in moment, she was gone, the dain-
ty carriage glittering down the beach.
A week later, he waited for her i'll
the costly splendor of her drawing
room. She came down, giving him
her soft hands, nor resisting his en-
brace.
al love you so" he inurmurcd.
"Do yon really-with this disfig-
ured face ?" 90. ---.=.z-..-. ..-.- 4.,
She laughed then, and slipped off
the black ribbon, and there was one
smooth cheek as fair and perfect as
the other. si go egHaaT - esliE
''I had blistered my cheek for the
toothache. 1t was nothing, lasting,
you see." -,
When Fame told Hanover his hap
piness, or as much of it as cam obe ex-
pressed in, words, he locked as il there
was something unsaid upon his mind /;
but, when he beheId Alice under her
bridal veil, he seemed suddenly en-
lightened. ,. aiEi Esj rs a4'l4
g If / hadn't been, afraid of black
ribbon" he murmured, 81 might
have been fifty thousand dollars
richer" pm '
Perhaps. Sc La- @n5 = .ii ZSig
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-11-03
IaI4f = ~ -H'IFIilI't -. =
WHOLE No. ia.
AUTUHIN'S OFFERING-PRETT Or
NAMENTS CHEAPI Y OBTAINED.


This, is the season for beautiful
leaves. Every day we may see the
living green change to crimson like
the maple, ,fUr=scarlet Like the sumach,
OF soft brown like the oak, or golden
yellow like the horse chestnut. The
Montrose Republican asks: "Do
young readers know what beautiful
ornaments these leaves, by some called
dead, make for their rooms? They
must be nicely dried in books, OF be-
tween boards-the leaves OF pages
changed every two or three days
and heavy weights put on that they
may lie. fiat. Some persons press
them with q moderately warm flat
iron when they first gather them. Get
all the richest celors you can, and add
to them the lovely green ferns and
brakes which any little walk into the
country will give you, and you have
no idea, if you have never tried it,
what a charming finish they give to a
room, wreathed' around pictures, or
over bay window, or a door opening
into another room. You secure a
depth Of color, a warm glow, and a
spirit of grace and beauty which, ev-
en- If your room is simple and .un-
ladoriled, will render it attractive
Try it" It is stated that decaying
leaves in the forests of other countries
do not present SO varied and beauti-
full an appearance as they do in ours !;
and that a number pressed in this
country and sent to Europe a year
ago We're greatly admired and sought
after as valuable and rare icuriosities.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-11-03
AN .ANBuRe,s snow IN a sEoRM

10 The correspondent of the Cincinnati
/ Commercial gives then following ac7
count of the late storm at Bellvue,
Richland county, while Van Am
burg's menagerie : was exhibiting
there week before last: Z rss9
F'The tent was tossed about in a
frightful manner. The audience
rushed fromDtheir seats in every 'di-
reetion. Under the directions of tine
manager the sh0wmen sprangl to the
ropes, and lowered the center of the
tent but the wind proved too strong
for them. The chains. and ropes on
the west side were broken, and the
immense tent was lifted many feet
high, and carried sheer over the heads
of the people and fell On the east side
of the groand.-The lights, were ex-
tinguishedo and pitch darkness pre-
vailed. The. large center poles and
other smaller poles were dragged by
the ropes through the people, and fell
among them, crushngyand manning
quite a uumber. The people, blinded
by the darkness, raslleIliiin ieyery 9di-
rsctipn, supposing they were coming
found themselves ON the banks of the
Clear Forks, farther from home than
when they started. 20 danEId f5aE1
Dr. N. d. Whitcomb,I who was
wounded in the head and arm, seeing
one of the lights in the village, made
for it. When he got nearly to it he
saw something white shining in the
darkdess. On closer scrutiny he rec
ogniged the tusks of the elephant Tip
poo Sahib, who had broken loose and
was leaving the. show in disgust.
While, the doctor was rejecting on
the best method of capturing him, he
saw something white approach, which
proved to be the keeper, who appear
ed, sans unmentionables, having been
in the act of dressing for the perform
ance with the elephant when the cat
astrophe occurred. %. ~ t.,s,7..,- -..'.
.,T The lions. cage was, caught by the
ropes and overset, falling upon pro-
fessor Langworthy, the lion tanner,
and seriously injuring him. t-e-.r.r,..,,
1t is too soon to know the number
of persons injured, A little daughter
of Mr.. William Gehart was, struck on
the forehead and the sknll badly frac-
tured. "A dsu; b r, of Mr.. David
Steltz is so badly hurt that her life is
despaired of. Miss Rosie White, Miss
Emma Charles, Miss. Agnes Carey,
DR.. FWhitcomb, Andrew Evarts, ,Ad-
Olson Hamilton, and doubtless many
others whose names I have not yet
learned were more. or less injured.
1t is proper to add that no blame
can be attached to the managers. of
the show, as the. tent was secured as
well as such tents usually are. ~
One lady was struck upon the head
by pole, but her waterfall received
the blow and doubtless saved her
life..u Fo1 i7t 'zai'f'i' ''l'''h 7i'''r3''.''7'4
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THE PuREsT PEARL.
TRANSLATED FROM THE GERMAN

TRANSLATED EkO4 GERNAN ~
Beside the church door, aweary and lone,
A blind woman sat on the cold door stone;
The wind was bitter, the snow fell fast, .s-L
And nocking voice in the itful blast
Seemed ever to echo her moaning cry,
As she begged her aims Of the passers-by:
6 Have pity on me. have pity, pray;
Ny back is bent and my hair is gray
The bells were ringing the hour of prayer,
And many good people were gathered there,
But covered with fnrs and n. antilles warm,
They hurried past through the wintry storm
Some were hoping their souls to save! Il
And some were thinking of death and the grave,
And, alas, they had no time to heed
The poor soul asking for charity's need.
And some were blooming with beauty's grace,
But eloseI, mufiied in wells of lace;
They saw not the sorrow, and heard not the
moan, s rS sf-laf
OF her who sat on the cold door stone.
At last came one of noble name,
By the city counted the wealthiest dame,
And the pearls that o'er her neck were strung,
She proudly there to the beggar flung. 5'3..i5
Then followed maiden, young and fair. .-5
Adorned with clusters OF golden hair; 17i,.. Z
Bnt her dress was thin, and scanty and wern,
Not even the beggar's seemed more foriorn.
With fearful !ook and pftying sigh, h,.f.llI
She whispered soft, q No jewels haveI- i10l4
But I give you my prayers, good friend" said
she,s Ilib 54tF fa5.r.s sn's +
" And surely know God listens to me. ''-'.f =
Cn the poor white hand, SO oshrunken and small
The blind woman felt tear crop fall,
Then kissed it and said to the weeping girl,
1T is youw have given the purest pearl ~
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THE LITTLE PAIR OF BOOTS.

A little pair of boots tonight, s-4,1frt.a
Before the fire are drying, i"-s
A little pair OF tired feet
Ina trundle-bed are lying;
The tracks they left upon the floor ai11.-
Make me feel like signing. .s..-..-.
Those little boots with copper toesI +, 9ia ~
They ran the eliyelong day! d'iif
And oftentimes almost wish
That they were miles awayr "a
So tried am to hear so oft -as-,l.. z.
Their heavy tramp at play. -ss
To-day, 1 was disposed to scold;
But when look tonight,
At those small boots before the fire,
With copper toes SO bright, '
I think how sad my heart would be, .'
To put them out Of sight. p '-',- %
For in q trunk. up stairs, I've laid
Two socks of white and blue; s7asr
If called to-put these boots away,
o God, what should do? ,, n
mourn that they are not. to night.
Four boots, instead of two. ,.isf,y
We mothers weary get and worn, r
y Over our load of care; li 1sz,- a,.1sf y
But how We speak of those dear ones,
Let each of US bewareizatIf rsl5l-s
Whatwould cur flre-side be, tonight
If no small boots were there? ~ s.iei'-...f,
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Official Registry.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

COUNTY OFFICERS. st1s.E
Judges of Common Pleas-GEo. NJ. TUFFLR
PHILo B. CoNAST. a,.-..fs
Probate Judge-JAcoB V. NELL.
Prosecuting Attorney-C. A. REED.
County Auditor-WILLIAM GRINNELL.
County Treasurer-GUsTAYUs P. REED.
Clerk of Courts-ANDREw JACKSON.
SheriH-OTIs B. PAINE
REcoRDER-G. W. BARRETT. tt.-
County Commissioners-HENRY J. NOBLE. n
B. JESKESs. Jos. C. CoNRAD. it
Coroner-REcELLUs RoOT. 70
Suryeyor-JEDDIAH COLE. I ~ 80
Directors of County Infirmary-J. c. BEATTY,
GUAM CLEMENTS and OZIAs ALLEN. -
MAYORS OF INCORPORATED TOWNS.
Rayenna-JoHS MEHARG.
Kent-S P. WoLCoTT. ..--s7
Garrettsvi1le-O. L. HAwLEY. r.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Atwatcr-J.. r. Conrad and Sylvester A.
Hinman. ~. r.-e---5.fs
Aurora-Reuben P. Cannon and Worthy Tay-
or. sf'e
Brfmfeld-Joseph L. Carrier and A. d. Lam
phare. y
Deerfeld-C. s. Tibbals and John H Holman.
Edinburgh-Smith Sanford and Asa Bingham.
Charlestown-Augustus MunyoH and Nathan
n. Smith. "a ...,...s,,.-f If .TtY,J
Franklin-Issac Russell, Alvin Barton, L AR
cher. .- 20
Frsedom-Lyman Bryant and Arvillus C.
Larkcom.
Hiram-Rufus Butts and Frank Squire.
Mantaa-A. n. Farr and Henry Cobb.
Nelson-James Ashald and 4. f. Hannahs.
Palmyra-John j. Williams, David E. Wilson
and Enoch Morgan eE I.J t5aL
ID a ID "
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SENSIBLE. - Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher discourses thus upon the sub
iect of paying interest: -fiH. ~ 5df
No blister draws sharper than the
interest does. 1t works all day and
all night, in fair weather and foul.
1t makes no noise but travels fast. 1t
gnaws at mans substance with inl
visible teeth. 1t binds industry with
its film, as a fly is bound in spiders
web. Debts roll a man over and over,
binding hands and feet, and letting
him hang upon the fatal mesh uptif
the lang-legged lntepest deVours him!
There is but one. thing on o farm like,
it, and that is Canada thistles, which
swarrns new plants every time, you
break its roots, whose blossoms are
prolific, and every flower the father
dt million seeds. Eyery leaf Isl an
awl, every branch Q spear, aud every
plant like platoon of bayonets, and
field of them like an armed host.
The whols plant is a torment and a
vegetable curse. And yet farmer
had better make his bed Of Canada
thistles than attempt to be at ease
upon interest. I..,-r t,i -ft.fga,ripG ~