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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-09
AUCTION SALES.

~ WIN. i. VAIL q co, Aucrioneers,
- Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
PEREMPToRv SALE OF DROVE HORSES,
e. On TUESDAY MORNING, October 10Th.
NN at our Bazaar
65 HEAD OF HORSES AND MULES
BmOns which will be found some One Driving
Work sud Saddle porsee
One Pair Gray Mare full Is hands high, 5 years
old. arranted und and Kind in harness
ALSO.
40 Low Priced Work Horses, suitable for carts
wagons Carts, Harness, Blankets, Saddles, &C.,
Regular sale Gays Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
uldsys, without regard 10 weather.
WIN. l.. WALL CO.. Aucts.
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~THE ABOVE SALE Is HEREBY POST
POSED UNTIL MONDAY. October 3, 1871, at 5
O'Clock p. m, on the premises. BY order Of the
Trustee.
sel9 CIV HAvENNER & Co. Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-09

guERBY WiHE In BOND.
We heyS few ". cssks vsry lsle seA dsliesss
vssss. IL hvins q our Own inport:sioa fIon De
bounced b. j1dss ths aDssf vine this ssAs ths
Atlantic. eanplss can b sen st our Hsrs
Martin B Cob World renowned PURE WHAT
WHISKY, disteiled from the best grain sxyssssly
S.isss.bT ssowsISse .I 3ppa,n aSsS;.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-09-21
Die mexifautf4en Ntrateu.

Inter BEN 9. b. ~. tpirb aus Der Bu1s
beSfobt 9enaelpet: Das Staat6pepar'
tement bat eefern pom 3%oucouector bef
6ofenS ~ @aloefton Elm Geleeramn
e%mpfaneen, ba6 auf ta6 1eerdubertl@'
@erfabren per meritaner oeaen BE au'e>
rifani l1en S9tfe Dor her Santa Nnna
Barre TN @olf Don Merifo uno beions
hers auf rie @oredn8e pom 81. MuSnf
b. s. aufmertiam ma@t uno BARTLETT
pie notbmenbie Is iet, bab ipfort an ie>
men She'll ter meritanilden &ufe cine
omerifantlde Seema@t ob9el9tdt &peroe,
oamit fie bic Sntere6en unlerer 9anpels>
marine Il, jenen @ewd7ern i&lBe. Sc
ner She'll Der @olffdfe, an Ter jebi
merifonil6e Yiraten uno 3oubeamte ibt
unmeien treiben> mar et8entlid friibet
omeritanil4erletts niemals gang unbez
rpa9t 0eblieben. Der gum nurpatlantt>
l&en @ei@warer 9eb5riae 1ampfet
~Mipfe" rpar ipe3'eQ beauittaet, in jenen
@ema0ern 3u itreu,en unp bic amerifas
ni1aen 3anpelei@ife seeen bic Greoel
per Merifaner ~ i@iben; MUIR IN reue>
rer :3ett bat jents. @@iH feline Citation
re 'lal1en unp If na@ @ef 9eSan'
|.t. Sc 1T bur@aus ni@t notbwenof9,
rab ras Staat6pepartemennt ein1arettet,
I'm, Die amertfanil@e 6anbs lsmartne I'm
@olf pom Werito III f&iben; IS 1T Be-
reits @%ontreacmtral See, Der baS noro>
atlantil&e @el9waptr eommanptrt, auf'
9eforrert tporben, lber bic erpdbnten
Trepel Ter meritaner Beri@t 3u eri1atten
uub ber(elbe nitro cine entlpre@enoe @et>
maat aur llsberwa&un8 Der merifani>
iden Ytraten unp 31uner an BE @olf>
fife beorrern.
llnterteGea b1rfte aud Senpr Maris'
cal, BET meritant1@e @eianbte, rer fell
Ginger 3ett BON @aibtn9ton abmeiene
mar, ,pieper bier eintufen unp bas
Staat5oepartement miro ibm alsbann
ioelei@ pffcieue &enntnib BON benz 3u=
1anpe. Bet Dtn8e an Der merifanil&en
@olftife eeben. Sbne 3weifel peroen
bic eetpalttbdteen Nnerife Der Meritane,
gu gerwtdeluneen NIT Ter merifanil@en
8eeierune fabren. @abri&einlt& bes>
apputrt Die rrerifantf9e &esterun9 oas
@erfabren Der Yiraten unb tbrer 36uner
uno lie elaubt pieuet@t bamit bic Ger>
ontmprtli9feit fir bic ben Mmerifanern
3u9eflaten l1nbilpen Don f@ abwdl3en
3u fBnnen; rte6 plrfte tbr jeoo@
19werli& seltn8en, penr unlere 8e5te>
buneen our rneritunii@en &esierun9 ba<
ben idon felt eintaer !3eit etne unanse'
nebnte @enpun9 9enommen, neil ote
Merifaner benz &io @ranpe entlang ft4
gar gu bduf9 @~erleBunaen Der @ertras6<
fipulationen baben au @@uloen toni
men la0en, 70 pab bic Dinee bersits BIG
aur &tifs sepisben finp. Der amerifaz
nil@e @eianpte In Mertfo miro pbne
Yeriue Don tem 3utanoe Der Mn9elez
sent eiten in &enntnib aeleBt uno anse@
mielen perpen, Don Der meritant14en
3eeierune BE Muslieferun9 Der 8erleber
res &1lterre6t6 3u oerlan9en, Dte
merifantlhe Ne9ierun9 bat Is perna@>
ldiiet ben @dlet@banoel Lungs ber
Coma 2ibra gu unteroriden, uno ieBt,
na&cem 1i& often RE Seerduberet i'm
@plf entmide!t bat, fann Die amerifaz
nii&e &esierune ntdt ldnser iSaern,
eeaen ben unfug ener9il& ein3ul@ret>
ten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-09-21
" aturwt0e 8

Trebence Bewe9un9 Der Gleftroma9z
reten. Denten mir uns bic cine Tldde
zines @ares nit o@t ODER ;ebn 5ufeiien
aus wei@er @iienma6e teieBt, unp Swc>
70, ro6 rte Swei Gnren lere6 9ufeilene
an bic &ante 81 lieeen fommen, wdbrenp
Die &rammung hes Giien6 na@ Der 4@ls
ces Rares su lteet. - Der @infa&beii
tpeoen molen mir einmal onnebmen, pae
oielss @oo ouf elmer e~ilernen S@tene
ltebe, wie Gas Nap zines Giienbabnwaz
eenS. Beoenft man, oae eS Elm 2ei@tea
II, Die 6ufeiien beliebi9 musnetil& gu
MAIDEN, ~ tab Ge cie S@iene an3ieben,
70 miro Is >pobl i@on jepem FLAIR werpen
pab mat, rur INNER Elm 9ufeiltn. bae
Don rer @@iene nod entfsrnt 1T, 81
eiuem Maeneten gu MAIDEN brau6t um
,mi1den Der S9tene unp Del Ma4neter
cine Mnsiebuns gu ueranla0en unc piei'
Mn,tebun9 miro 9eni9en, UNI pos &at
IN 1rebun9 ~, perftBen, bis RE pol'
pes @aoneten bic S&iene mirfIi& be:
rIbren.
8l,oe man in bielem Muoeublid bic,
fem 6ufeilen feline maanetii&e &raft be;
nebmen, 70 ~lrpe IS f& mieoer Don BEL
S@iene entfernen tpnnen unp mo&t'
man elei@settis ras nd@fe 6ufeiler
magnetic % wuroe piefes piecer an9ez
soeen ,perben, bic Drebun9 wdree ftd
furtleyen, bis aud bic pole bieleS 5uf:
etiens ouf ber @9iene lte9en. Gdbr
man In bieler @eiie fort ba6 beiet
ma9t min INNER Elm Don ber S9ten'
entferntcS @ufetlen ma9netil9 uni
ntmmt man tbm thinner ben Maenetis:
mus, rpenn eS fi@ an Der S@iene befin:
BET, ~ muB bo6 &ae III fortpdbrenpe
Drebun8 bletben. Gs miro oemnad
auf Der S&iene au laufen %anfaneen uni
poraus9eiebt. paB maj, pter FOLDER &dpe'
an etnem @a9en anbrd9te, uub fe au'
Giieni@ienen neQte, 10 plrpe Der @aeer
in einem AnauS9elebten 2aufe perbarren
in einsm 9aufe, eer fi& lo9ar fortmdb'
renp teiaern wdrbe uro 3u elmer Sc:
i&winpieteit sebra@t merben t5nnte, 81,
fir 2otomottpen nt@t ubne @efabr TT
neil ;eoer &olbenitoe Der locomotive, wi
uorsdSlt@ aud jeBt i&on bic Ginrt@tun'
gen 8eu,a&t ,peroen, biele erl@dttett uni
an9retft. 55". 4 -. 49,.
MQetn aud bteit art 1T imuer nod
cine iebr robe uno unsprtbetlbafte ; benz
mai, fam bie @a&e nod better MAIDEN
Mlan tanr !. 9. ale 9ufeilen, tpel@,
auf ter 8orberfette bts &aoes lteoe,
tmu1er u,a8netil& NADER, unb tbnen pet
Na9netismus ntbu.eu. tpetttt eas 8at
f& brebt. u bat nt&t etn Masnet ION,
bern mebrerti 3asuete auelet& ben eauI
bef6rpsrt. sss.s
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-09-21
Tutf@ 1T Or

Der Na9tau9 tru9 bieielben mad @bt|
ca9o unp BON ba mad Suincy, 100 fe
6& ttniqe 3eit perboroen btelten> I'm, III
rem etwaisenen &erfolstrn gu: entoeben.
8dbreno lie raielbtt petlten, feBte i@
@anftn in oenBefb ibreS nabeSu $1,000
betraoenoen @eloes unb taul9te einen
rertblolen ptrooloeten Sting 9e9en etnen
lel9en NIT Diamante, aus, ben ibr BIT
Mutter 9el6enft bate.
Mpntae febten fe bte &etie fort, unb
eelaneten elldlt@ BIG Cameron, als BET
Mann tbrer @abl. &anftn. ie nerlteB,
UNI. >pie er iaete, .eint8e Minuten beim
@@mou@en elmer 5apana trn&au6cous
pee 3u perbrineen,". aber ct fam nidt suz
rid ber3ue 9in8 weiter unb er Lief a&
niat leben.
MrS. MpamS trurbe dnaitlt@. tpanbtt
ft4 at ben @onbucteur uno cieler fiber,
rei@te ibr Elm BiQet auf &anfin'a
eisener &arte 9elarteben, DaHelte lauz
tete nit. fol9t:
nGbeureS mdo9en!
Sd Bin pl5Blt6 Don Dir abberufen
tpprcen. &ebre gu Detnem chubby
in @lair 3urid> bta t& Did abbole. &ui
@ieperieben.
George"
Der Bug bra&te bic por S@am faf
pereebence Trau obne @epdd, obne Mitz
tel 3ur 5etmfebr mad &an1aS City -
Sbr9iebestraum tpar pl1bli@ Seridwun>
ben, Der Greuoenbe&er bet(eite 9ei&leu>
bert uno jeBt erfannte fe bic Niecertrd&=
tiefett, bereu Elm meni@ fdb{g it, unp
Die Eborbeit BEG plan&ette".
@lldlt@ermetie ertnnerte fe f1@, bab
eintae Greunbe ibrer Mutter III berStaot
,robnten une 8efern fanb fe nit 9ilfe
Der polt3et etnen berlelben IN Der Nerion
bee perm .. y. Samtlon, BEN Gteen>
,tbdu1er zines Observation-Disclosures. 8.i
'bieltu, ,ptrb de bletbrn, bts tbr @atte fl
abbott oper abbolen ldbt. a5
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-09-21

Gtnebr{tti19e @tftmi1@es
n.-Dos &abel melpete unter Dem 10
,. SO. aus 2pnoon, cte Brtebtpner
@tftmtl6ertn @brifine Gomunrs }ei nee
gen Worpes anoeflast uno in 6aft. Die
@iftmi1dertn beiBt pie vir aus Ter neu>
elten europati6en poft erleben, @britine
Grmaro6 uno 1T nod cine Mib.
Gin turopdil9e5 Blatt pom "a. Mu>
quit melpet lber ben Ibatbetanp Gpl9en>
pes:
Das Seebao Brighton 1T pur& cine
&eibe pom acknowledgement Ger9if>
tunssoeriu@en tn sro6e Muiresuns per>
leBt moroen. @ie ii@ be%rau6feQt, bat
cine Nnsabl Yerienen Yafete NIT nersiftes
ten GBparen tbeilS Dur6 bic Yrf tbetls
pur@ bic &iienbabn erbalten. NQe maz
rem fe frantirt.
Der @erpo&t bat. 1& 3und&f ouf cine
Dame, Mi6 @pmarpS 9eworfen ; bieltlbe
rpurce unter Der Mn1@ulri9un9 perbaftet.
einen &erQiftunssueriu@ 9eaen Mrs.
Beurb, Die Grau zines Btiobtuner Mrstes
eema9t III baben. Mit Der Gamilte BED
lebteren mar fe enee tetannt aeweitn.
aber in leBter 3eit Ipar cine eepi6e &dlte
einsetreten, na@oem Mif Gomarpe ber
Mrs. 8earp einmal etniee @bccolore>
faesl@en in ben Munp ee&edt bate,
wel@e befti9eS u%nwpbliein perurl a9ten.
Dana@ erbielt Or. 8earo BON Der Dame
pie lbri8en6 45Sabre alt it, bic 9libeno,
ten %2tebesbriefe, unn na@pem ct f& biele
perbeten, tau9ten bte pereifteten 3uder>
baderetert ouf. Mu@ Mrs. 8earb erbielt
cine lolde @enouns. Die 9edereten
poren NIT @tr9bntn ser9tftet unb rie(er
umftano bat anoere llmtdnre NIT rieiem
Sale in 8estebune eebra&t. @or furser
3eit r,dn,lid murbe son einem Npotbefer
cine Quantitdt Stry@nin auf etne ee>
fall@te, an9ebli@ BON eineu1 anoeren
Mpotbefer tommenbe Srbre p~erabfol9t
unp rpentse Gage 1pdter ,purpe Der udrn>
lt@e Mpotbefer abermals binter6 Qiht ee>
|fubrt, tnbeu, er auf etne eefdll&te Drbre
Der 9ert@tli@, mebteiniidtn Bebbrpe BAD
BUD berauseab, tn rpel&eu1 It lout 9e,
feblt@er Befimmune ben 9ertauf pom
@tften ein3utra8en bate. al6 Ct baS
Bud %3uridbetaut, maten u,etrere 8ldtttr
berauseertf.n.
Die ycruntrfu&unB ee8e1 BE an.
Ha8te ii In pollen, @anse, tn3wtfdeu
bat bic polijet auf bte Gntbtdan8
bee Abitnbere Der mpferttlen Yafete
etne 8tlobuuns BON 90 pfb. st. ausses
fest. .8 1.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-09-21

$*sSs "~ss wv sNpS W. WY v''S Wv
beGerun8 anbrtngen. Wan f5nnte ,ndm'
lid lher ben, &ape aud nod etn Stld
Giien anbrtn8eu, >pel@e6 bas &ob midi
berabrt, aber onsiebenb pirtt ouf Elm
thinner IN feline Ndbe fommenoes 6ufeis
fen, pas man 3u pieiem 3mede moene,
til@ ma9te, uno 70 wlrpe bic &raft fd
rpieper ffeteern.
Sn @abrbeit ober 1T al tas bS90
unpoQtommen 9eBen tie Gtnridtunsen.
pie man III trefsn I'M Stanoe 1T turd
bas beltebige l1mfebren Der pole pe,
Ma8neten> popon mir bereitS In
BEN ourbereebenpen @rtitel 9elpro&eu
batten.
Maa bente f@ ielbff Elm &ao NIT etns
selnen 5ufeilen uno rins9 UNI bas STAT
etne nt9t brebbare &ret6i9eibe, auf nell
der ebenfaus iol@s 6ufetien befsi1is1
ftnb, ober 70, eab bic pole pteier 9ufetz
fen ben 6ufeiienpolen re8 &apes seeen>
lber1eben. Stelen MIR un6 nun por,
ale biele 6ufetien, iowobl Die tut &aoe.
mte pie an ber. bas @ap um9ebenpen
@@etbe tpdre11 NIT Metauprdtbsn un1>
pidelt. Wan mare olip I'M Stanpe
1eoe etn,elne Dol, tbnen beliebi9 n,a8ne>
ti{@ 3u MAIDEN. Stun aber wt1en nj,
aud, baB man eaS Maenettf@ma@tn i1
betreiben tann, tab treeno etn pol, be,
jsbt Elm Norbpol 1T, pur4 umfebren be
elettril9en Stromes gum 6arpol sewa&1
miro.
Ga bies bel ieoeun bieler 6ufeiien be,
SAL if, ~ brau@en wtr poran midi
3u erinnern, baB thinner BET Norbpol uni
@lppol 3meter Ma9neten f& an3teben
rdbrenb Norbpol unp Noropol unit
ebenip Siippol unb SIbppl ft@ tmu1e,
abbo6cn.
Denfen tpir un6 1,ut, ttpa am &ab'
sebn FOLDER 6uf titn ; alfo apan3tl
pole unb an ber &reisldeibe um baa
&ap ebs,1 10 ptele 6ufeiien NIT 3~,pun3tl
polen 10 1T Is letdt etn3ufeten, Mi
man bur9 cine 9eididte 2ettun8 peni9e'
Drdtbe IS bobin brinsen fam, bob al
lentbalben jeoer Norppul bes &ape6 %,
f4, ba8 beiBt, mad bet @i&tun8 bin
no IS i@ breben fol-, etnen @lcpol an
Der &reisl9eibe trift. Da bteie ft@ an
sieben, 70 miro ba6 Nab f@ preben
Sn rem Mpment aber, 100 Der Noropo|
oes &ares 9erape 9enau Bic uter ben
Slbpol Der &reiSf9etbe 9cfpmmen IT.
febrt man ben eleftrilhen @trpn1 perar1
ru1> baB aus bsm @lbpol eth &orcpo|
wirp, unp nun faS6t pasleite @tud Gts
fen, bas frlber baS Rab gu ft@ 9eoreb|
bat, tpieoer na4 rer anoern @ette ob,
bas beiet e6 3pinst eas STAB burd
Abito6un9 3u elmer peiteren Drebun9 -
Sc 1T tlar> poS fold cine @prri@tune.
100 pier3te Yole tn Ebdttetstt 9eiebt fino.
etne pier3ieta@e &yaft Der Drebune bat
ollo wtrflamer ietn rnuB, al6 ale bt6be,
eeldiloerten &eriude.
Sn Der Gbot 1T cine Moidine tiele,
Dirt Don Saeobi in petersburg aufHefeQ|
porcen, bic aut BET 9terpd eth Sspt II
Beweeuns iebte. Dte @erte6eran0en
Die @a9ner in Trantfurt a. SO. por>
fdlu9, bere6ti9en aud su 5oHnunsen
10 ro6 IS fefitebt, BAT bic e%leftroma9.
netii9e &raft etne tptQfarlt@e Ma}&ts
nenfraft 1T. Sour an pem etnen 8untt'
1@eitertc bic Mueteute pieier Grfnoun:
gen, roB Die Soften ~ bereuteno ftnp
alto auf Elm Yraftti6maden bic au1
3eit> wo biele @dwierisfeit 9ebobsn
~ II, nod @ertidt eeltifet sptrrtn mug
Deio oldn3enrer 1T Der GrfcJg gene:
fen ben man BON Der N%nmenouna re1
ealpanilden Glettrijitat auf pie Gele:
graphic 9ema@t bat.
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@lan@ette..
Gin @t1obrama
1. att.
Tntf@ 1T fe-

Sdrettt Der Milwaufee 6eebote:
@ot penteen Ta9er, beeanu In unierer
@tart bas erae @opitel etnes &omans,
BON benz biSber f9werlt@ jemanp etne
Mbnun9 bate.
@tr iberieben bic @&ilperun0 befelz
ben aus Der tn&anfas @ttp erl@etnenoen
Shines" bonn 6. 3. wte folet:
&ur3 na@ Der an, Montag um II
l1br Na6ts erfolster Antunft bes 3u9es
ber6anntbal<St. Seer G~iienbabn bra@te
Der Omnibus 1a@ etrett unierer berppr>
rasenbifen @afb5fe etn junses, f@tnes,
sttpa 1eun3ebn 2en3e 3dblenbes Mdb@en.
Ste bate tetnerlet @epdd unb befanb fd
aueen1@etnli@ in grocer Motb. sri
3itter1 unb 3a9er 1annte fe ben, Na@t>
clerf tbren Nauer. unp lief i19 Elm 3tms
mer anwetien. Mm nd@iten Moreer
ma@te ibr Die 8e1bertn eeS @afbofea
tbre @ufpartuns unb erfubr auf ptelea
3ureben bic folsenbe 2etoenssel&i@te
Der iun9en DAME:
Ste belize CHINA Mban,s unb babe %,
et,pa elmer ISOLDE tbre uu.pett Gina,
County @anbusfp, Sbio, %mobnbaften
Gltertt ols un3ufrteoene, unbe0lddte Grau
zines juneen 8armers, tem ie als Cat
tin aneetraut .poroen, perlaGen. Gr unit
fe .uarer 3uiammen In bieS@ule sesar>
aen> tpurbeu aber fpdter 9etrenut inpeu
de cine S@ule ~ Sberlin bslu1te, >pdb=
renp er auf ber Garu 1ttnes 8aters at,
bettete. Sbwpbl de oeoen bic 5etratt
ntdts einjupente en- bate, erf@ten tbr bte>
Ielbe bod ni&t m1ni9ens,pertb. Daa
iunee paar' ,purrt 9etraut, behies tn9lor>
nall ben. 3u9 mad @lenelane, uu spu
pa aus iiber bic Gen mad Chicago 81
aelaneen nnb na9 tbrer @nsabe etneu
Greuno tbre6 Mannr8 In CLAIM ~ befuz
den.
Muf beui Dampfer bate dd cine fro
BE- aulammeneewurfette @eleQf9aft ale,
Stdnbe ei~nBefunren. Man beme,tt'
Yrecieer, @pteler, Ga.uaer 5anbelsleute.
Iourifen uno @@ulmamielln. Dit
Nbence tparer lang uno an9nebm, pi'
@efeQl9aft rnterbaltenb. Inter zen
pa7aeieren an 8oro befanb fia ou@ Elm
ni&t mebr al6 % Sabre 3dblenper, nett
1efleiteter SIu8lins, Don anaenebraem
Meuferen aus 8ufalo, Dem pte junae
Grau Sor9eitells wuree. u@eorDe .,
&antin" unp Mlt8. &pamS tniipfen baIb
inntoe Treunoldaft unp Mr6. Mcams,
mel@e fir bic prtnjtpien Der freten 2ttbe
be9eif}ert tpar, i@lu9 1er, pus ~planz
@ete" III per uden. Da6 sebeimntb>
pole Gtfa&en fam unb arbeitete, wte ie
fa9te. "rei;enb.
Sebsn Nbeno unterbislten F6 tte 8et>
ben pamt. unr pur@ baHelbe erfubr fte.
ea6 6err &anfin ibr etsentlt@er @ottt
1ei BON Dem fte nid3t6 trennen tDnne.
Dur9 ba6 mutbrtnt9e vplan@ate"
ofenbarteHanttn penplan, ra9 @plprarr
gu fla&ten.
Der areloie jun9e GARNER, wel@er fd
NIT anoern tun9en &ebemdnnern auf rem
0erped untertielt, benettte In Der Ser:
trauli@feit 3uiiden ietner Gtba unb rem
iuneen New 8orfer ntdt nnaewbbnliaea
une abnte nt%ts Bbfes, als fe DON i'm
letne ppbleeflQte @elez96rie oerlanste
Nadpem Der Dampfer IN Milmautee an:
aeteet batte, unternobm Mrs. Moam6 II
9ealeitun9 res New Yorfer6 einen flet:
men SpasierQan9-uno per9ob natiIr!'d
rarouf ;uriid3ufebren.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-02-24
Fhe Horse from Moral Standpoint.

The driver who fights his horses has
not got through the first lesson in the
management of these animals. Some
strike their horses in fit of anger !;
others beat them as a punishment for
what they conceive to be sinful acts oh
the part of the horse. Now, the fact Is,
the horse never does wrong on purpose.
In this respect he is better than most
men. IF he refuses to pull, it is the
fault of education and if he runs away,
and kicks things to pieces, it is because
he is frightened. Men, when they are
scared, do some very foolish things, and
they are excused but no allowance is
made for the runaway horse. He is
kicked and cuffed and beaten, as if
what was done was on purpose to hurt
somebody, and in consequence Of some
supposed danger, which the poor ami.
nal was trying to flee from. Horses
never kick without n motive. They use
their heels for defense and the first
kick at the traces Is given to ward OIL
what to them seems danger. No horse
ever kicked for any other purpose.
They cherish no ill-feeling against any
one, and always do, as far rs they know,
what is right. All horses can be edu-
Gated to do whatever the driver wishes.
They obey cheerfully and without
grumbhng, even though put to rest with
half rations in cold, filthy, muddy sta
Die. A horse can be taught to know
the harness will not hurt him. Then
he will not kick at it and run away. He
is easily taught to pull by the traces, or
by the halter-strap. Ifyou want him to
pull we'll on the halter, all you have to
DO is to hitch him with something he
can easily break, and he will soon learn
to pull back with such force that no
bride will hold him. If you want him
to pull we'll in the traces, give him a
light load until he learns to move it.
and he will soon pull his best at heavy
loads Horses ball< or pull just as they
arc taught. IL doest not matter which
end of the horse you fasten the weight
to- They will balk as readily when
hitched by the traces, if improperly
trained, as when hitched by the halter !;
and they will pull back as faithfully
bv the halter, if trained to do so, as they
pull forward when hitched 10y the
traces to a wagon. 1t is an easy matter
TO teach q horse TO refuse to pull at
either the halter or traces, and it is
equally as easy to teach him to pull by
, the same means. If those who drive
horses would keep this fact in viaw and
keep their temper out OF view, they
would never be guilty of the shameful
act OF beating their team in a mud-hole
or on the hillside.
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A Patriotic Jury.


Mr.. Charles M. Lee is a well known
criminal lawyer of Rochester, New
York. He summed up case with a
superhuity of gesture, and an affluence
of perspiration, that would have aston
ished even John Graham in his vehem-
ent and melting moods. Lee was de-
Tending an old revolutionary soldier for
passing a forged promissory note for
some $50. There was hardly the faintest
doubt of his guilt but Lee contrived TO
get before the jury that the prisoner,
then daredevil boy of nineteen, was
one Of the storming party that followed
Mad Anthony Wayne in his desperate
night upon Stony Point, and helped to
carry the wounded General into the fort,
during the terrible fray. In summing
up Lee, after getting over the ugly
points of the evidence as he best could,
then undertook to carry the jury by es-
calade, on the ground of the prisoner s
revolutionary services. He described in
graphic language the bloody attack on
Stony Point, the impetuous valor of
Wayne, the daring exploits of his client,
and wound up with the stunning inter
rogatory: Gentlemen of the jury, will
you send to the State Prison, for passing
contemplate thirty dollar forged note,
an old hero of three score and ten, who,
in his youth, cheered the heart of his
country in the darkest hour of the rev.
olution, by storming Stony Point?'
This was poser. The chins of some
Of the jury quivered, but the foreman,
q bluff farmer, put on an air which
q . hot Oh Do, 4
was good thing i'll its line, but what
had that to do with this forged note?
After being out couple of hours, the
Jury returned to the court room, went
through the usual formula:
Gentlemen Of the jury, have you
agreed upon a verdict?'
"We have"
"Do you find the prisoner at the bar
guilty or not guilty?"
"Not guilty, because he Stormed Stony
Point" Numbered the stalwart foreman,
who, it was afterwards learned, was the
last to an agreement.
The audience applauded, the crier
raped to order, the District Attorney
objected to the recording of the YER
dict, and the judge sent the jury out
again, telling the foreman, in a rather
sharp tone, that they must find an un-
conditional verdict of guilty or not
guilty After an absence of few min
utes, they returned a simple verdict OF
not guilty, adding, however, as he dropt
into his seat, it was good thing,
though, judge, for the old revolutionary
cuss that he stormed Stony Point ?"
-Stanton'S Bench and Bar.
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HOWE CoURTEsIEs.-To the ordeal of
the household who can come too we'll
prepared? And what parent, what hui
man being who has learned by expert
ence, but would gladly equip every child
with the most perfect equipment? No,
Dorinda Jane, to whom the youth,
crusty at home, will presently come
sweetly smiling, it is not the flowing
hair, and the graceful dress, and the
bloom upon the cheek, and the soft
lustre of the eye, that will make home
happy. No, nor is it his horses and
plate, and the luxury and ease he prom
ises. If he is harsh and short and crab
bed, what if he has fifty thousand a
year? If you are careless and ignorant
and helpless, the victim instead of ruler
of your house, what if your eyes are
black and your checks dim carnation ?
And you, dear Sir and Madam, who per-
NIT that boor to sit surly at the table,
and to growl in monosyllables at home,
you who suffer that fair-faced girl to
grow up utterly unequal TO the duties
to which she will be called, you are re-
sponsibls.
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RISE IIGHRR.-When the birds are
flying over, and the fowler lies in wait
for them, if they fly low, at every dis
charge of the fowler's gun some fall,
some are wounded, and some swerving
sideways plunge into the thicket and
hide themselves. But you will find that
Immediately after the first discharge of
the gun the flock rise and fly higher.
And at the next discharge they rise
again and fly still higher. And not
many times has the plunging shot thin
ned their number before they take so
high level that it is in vain that the
fowler aims at them, because they are
above the reach of his shot. When
troubles cume upon you, fly higher
and if they still strike you, fly still
higher. And by and by you will rise
so high in the spiritual life that your
affections will be set on things so en-
tirely above, that these troubles will
not be able to touch you. SO long as
the shot strikes you, so long hear the
word of God saying to you, " Rise
higher"