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Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-28
Hbeimmsint.

llniere @einbaner neroen i6on otter
@irtbcn, benen fe ibren @ein gum Sers
fauf onssboten, geb6rt baben, oaB Die
bicfiscn @cine gu fart nit waher ge-
miidt ieien ". I. ~. nno Dap ne, DIE
@irtbe, ben 8beinmein Siel befer per<
tuafen f0nutcn ais Die bieii9en gSsine.
@os siefer importirte Bein 1T, nno
mondmal bat berIeIbe europa ME aelss
ben, gcbt aus foI9erbem Sdreibsn GREE
S.rid Seeers, Der ieIbf @einbaner 1T,
berpor:
...... Infer eiesiabrige Bein
in uuIertr SesenO lift Der bette, DEN mir
nod se;Ossn. @aein bic 9eute iaufen
lie5er bic fabrisirte uno 9ei6mierte int'
u~ortirt. 8rube. Son Saben ihrelbt
man mir, Dap Die Standardization Sraus
zen foIoIal 1T unS oa6 refine 8cine nur
i6mcr unb gu bOben Rrciien gu baben
fnb. Der iaure unuerfalidte 1S7ler,
ben S unb 10 9uloen per Ohm %foitctc,
mirb nit 80 bis 38 SXIoen be;ablt. ba
81. biesiabrisc 1S72er Grnte nuQ il
ga wirs Elm i6oneS Tattsn9ift hlsrber
importirt perben Sas game Sorur'
tbeil oea.n sic bief9en @cine 1T leOls'
LID elm fiiRitli9 burd Die Smporteure
berSorgerufeneS. G5 werosn Die EURO
pdilden y8sine" 81 iebr nieOri8en YreIS
FIN angetauft uno Damn miro an tbHen
elm 9roFit sema6t, w;c CT bel Den biefl'
aen @cinen faum su erparten 1T, Da Die
Nrbeit i'm @einbcrs, bie Seller une Su'
fertoiten ii9 beoeuteno bober iteaeE.
.9SaS t6nute ni6t bier burd cine sci
iduns Der branbportiser ~ltarfcn, aber
wenioer 9lrom un6 8lurte b~eibcnOen
Galifornicr Beinen nit benen 6es Mfii@
N1ippi' unb SbiO SbaIts e~r;itlt iperSen.
Sic fran;0Tiden SOtbweine IinO ale
tlintli9 bercitet. user boS beiseifeIt,
mas nur 8abO, 8ronncr unS Die neuez
r:n eeaoIogiiden Eerfc nadIeien !! !lno
in 8urgunO un0 8orbeaur miro brei Bis
uiermal gSein Sur6 bas @us3ieben Der
SreTer aus Den ndmliaen Srauben se'
ma9t.
,.G;s @aabtf,f'.~ t:-- "a Hns mon
Egaubtn III. alsl EN- t,- aeu @!--
ma 81 f5ars so.-ecst. 30. s.atr @a"
re ae5 svltsl 5asd 5arts2 GreIsH
gourtutz sol.s Aer Goacorat, -as
2sau man l3o afea-a guten @aH.s
ysj1 berorrben .aeias, 3easns 2ss
fau(en mir b.. f,ft bast *. ssnr:
&geFer au zen r 5ia3ritsnten oScr an
ben observation-disclosures.
vBsnn bic bobea Stcucrn nidt wd,
reH, 10 f6nRte man aud luie in Sranf>
reid BEN in Sen &reitern entbaItsnen
Sraxntucin auSsiebm uuS i6wa6eren
Beincn BON ndmli9en Srauben suieken,
unS 10 9in9c bonn gar nidts serIorcn-
nSn leber &ruubenbeere bier 1T breis
erlei Gait entbalten- ndntIid ; fpren9t
man cine Seerc ouf uHb e%ntfcrut ben
Pulp" (oos Sleiid) NIT ben Sernen, 10
lit ta' in Ser SdaIe entbaItene 5r0pf<
den duBerF fem, Ser Saft oes Pulp"
1T i6on raubcr unS %iaurer, b~age9en herb
Suiammensiebens uno itcrfriedcns it
6as bisden Srihe, baS Die SdoIe IeIbit
entbdIt, unO Der Gait lit cs, Ser Den
@eiu perbirbt ODER ibm eincn unanee.
nebmen SeiscI6mud 9ibt.
rNan bat iebt aud in europa bon
n~nieren biel9ex Srsubeniorten anee>
pfan;t.
Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-28

~ Z " nv tEu " uHh W
er5ebense xnb !miosrl,de Ginselnbeiter
tperoen bonn @eFoner Seuer beridtet'
Gin OH ben @Ofcn erfranttes armies al
tes @ei6 itarb auf Der Strabe, iuobin
man ie aus ibrer brennereen Wsbrui19
bate Fldtsn mT6en. Iuf ben Yraii'
benton hes Common Gsuncil lpuroe, ais
er nit Gsiietaidsn bel @ertbpaptereH
in ben frlben MorseuituaScn feline Sf'
fec perIieB. o orei Wdnnern etn gar
rotirunQsanfal 9emadt, es 9eIan9 lNm
iebod, fi9 Der S9urftn ;u eripebren, bis
9IIfe berbeifam. Son einem Sdrrner,
Der Saden fOrtaeidoft bate, tp:ro be-
ridtet, or babe auf Die Srasc mad Der
S9uIoisfeit erpibcrt ,,Sebcn Sic mir,
mas Sbnen redt ideint," uno oann auf
Die inn sereiate 3wan5is Dollar Note
;ebn Ioaars nit Ser Bemerfung sarld<
seseb.n rid mil nidt Nutcn aus sinss
WitmeHf9en Gerlesenbeit sitben." lie
Webr,abl ieiner ScrufsgeHofen Sadte
freiIid anoers une uerlan9te uno crbiclt
qeraSc;u borrenoc Summen.-Selbf an
tomiidn Situationen uno Scenen iehI'
tc es nidt in ienen srauiigen StUrben,
no @ngeiidl8 ocS ~brobcn9en 8erluIt5s
iciner 9abe 10 Monder D0nig Cen Gopi
uerloren bate. 3uioIden b~e;t:ren @pi'
loben geb6rte aud Die aQgcmcine @ere
tbeiIung bon Sdub;en9 in 4carIftrobt A.;
90 bic Seliser Der oOrti9en 9roBcn Sta
sasine iese @%offnun9 auf Gettung ibrer
SOrrdtbe auf9eben muBten, sOgen iie IS
Dor, lie Ser Msnse p~reiSiu9cben, unO
oTneten allen ibre Shorten, no benn
Mtander au einem Yuar elesantsr Cite
feI tam, Der aieleidt ME belle 6uBbe'
t%Ieiouna 9etrusen bate
Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-28
Nulfcrn! 0arerg

wou b,ut, an MD Sag frlids "uk ~
.r eonrt1oer Yortion be! asai
oe' 0sE "aH&S. G. g dperBel ReoI
.nsbea BEN BHtes& =
Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-28
JOSEPH KESSLER,

Sefeptlider Notar, Y%onoa9cnt II. Col
Iectcr.
gerftrtiQt Seeba uuo Shortages,
@ontratte, uiD :; beiorat Ser Staaten
sane, ionic @elher, &ofete unb @riefe
bon nn0 nad Seutldlauo unt Ser
Sdnti'. Seionoere Nufmerfiamteit
pir0 Dem GpIeftiren orlriomet.
Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-28
Naen's 2nu9em Salian,

faun ols iuabr %anseRommen mer6en.
9aBt ale 9eibcnoe i'm reriuden.
Bac er lit ielbit fur bas s~artefe Sinh
unlddbli6.
sG CT entbatt tcin Opium irgenO
weldet Qrt.
sS arnuna.- Sor6ert u9uen'S euns
Saliam" unb permeiset oen @ebrand
zines anbern BALKANS %genin enloie
Wenideu burfen Sud ionit nit mcrtblo'
fen YraparationeR beidminbeln.
8. 81. Sarris& s o. gigentbinter.
Cincinnati, >.
"a Sci allen Nebi3inbdns'
ltssH gu babeH. ,
Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-28
SasFer G~1riftn,an,,,
Merchant Taller.
3weite StraBe, su. S6iHer'un o Nfarft
HERMANN, MO.

Gine grobe NuSrobl bon cen f%einitci
Suden, GaifimercS &C. fnrtiu6b.
reno on Hanp nnb Slciuer wcrOen ;u bel
aiai9iten Ereiien berfertiNt. Sh auran
tire meincn &unocu, buB tic ,ufrienenae
itelt iserben. GO s. q briitmanr
Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-28


SieYurttaner, pelde fi6 in Scr
eriteu 9alfte bes II. ~Sabrbuneerts in
MfaNaduietts anfie> stten, ,hieie Yilstr-
batter uno ibre 9eren unO Suadcr ermors
benoeu Na6tonnler, sarcn befanutlih
idaAOerbaft berbdrtcte uno greuiame
Sanatifer. Sic ptrbsn bcsbolb uno
nit podem Sedte iebr itreng beurtbeilt.
Stun erinnert aber Is. ReiG, amerifani>
ider @oniul in GubIin, in einem iUn0it
erlaienenen @erfe lber ybic GoIoniiaz
tion NorbamerifG's burd Die @nQllnoer
I'M II. S%abrbunbert baran, boB Die from
men 8efenner Der 9o@tir6e, sic 9IngIi-
'a~s- rihFum Elm 9aar weniacr bnrba>
.g.'a ptirn iinb. Sier Die gcpeiie
ans ~ltr.naofn: Dem eriten Gelesbuae
iur &,cs ;sitn sufoIse wuroe 3oOs$itrare
a.-5au5t tber Seben, ber cine io~gcnannte
elospb MIR 0ub:rte Iber blc beiIi0e
Dteiei4iafe oter SEN a6r:g, ODer mcr
gum gsitten MaIe ubcrfubrt NorSen .par,
bab CT einen Stud ausgeIprpden. &er
es an ngebIbrenbcn, 8eipctt" Yor elncm
SeiftIi9cn febIen lieB, murce fncntlid
aussepeiti6t uub muBtt all Srci Sonntaz
gen bintereinanSer um &erseihuno bit<
ten. Ser sum eritenmoI Gontags bic
Yrebiot nidt nit onb0rte unb Die Sate,
@ismus<S tunben f6wdnste, bcfom cine
@o9e LANCE feline 2ebensmittel geIicfsrt;
i'm 8ieoerhoIun9SfaIe murpe er ou8ocz
peitldt, nno begging CT snS oetpaItige
Berbrcben gum britttn Wfale bnna srlitt
CT bie Sobesfrafe. @enr Elm &uswou<
ocrer aus europa onoefonmcn MAI un0
fib tretgerte, bon tiaem 8eiitIiden fd
uber let1 misunderstanding eraninircn
gu Iaiien, eann wurbe er, i'm Namcn Ser
ariitIi6er 8eliQier ser 9iebc taQtGeIi9
einfnal ou89epeitidt, un6 haS wuros
fort9eiest, bis CT beridttte, mag me ipie
es Der SeitIide perIangte. Cine @ol9s
frau, Die Elm Stiid 9eincn ni9t nietcr
ouslieferte, purbe ~ousgepeiti6t. Gem
Safer, mcIder nidt bonwihtigeS 8rob
berfaufte, i9nitt man bie Sbren ab.
Veil bemerft: Nan 9Iaubtc benz liebcn
Soft einen Sient gu tbun, iucnn man
ben 2eu:en Goslnen ouf,pong, burd
meIte man ia aud ~tusenobafte 8iirqcg
iu matcu beFte. llnb bns y@t6cnaum"
in msIaem mir ha& Nnditsbcnbe finben,
ia9t gang ri@ti0: 8cp0bnIi6 ipirS be-
bauptet, Die 0pfer SET &srfutgura, mcl-
DE England psgIieben, battcn III Sen So
Ionicn @cDiIensfrcibeit 9ciudt; obcr
gan; i'm 0s9entbeiIt ; fie MOLTEN oar
feline reIi9ioie Sreibeit, ionoern reIieioie
&Dronnei.
Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-28
Stbwiuo luebt.
&eGrGilefst oGs If @eifmittsl

0eGrGlllE ef SGs If Nel[nllfteI
0n GrfaItuna?
0N Qufen?
On Bronchitis?
On Nfbma?
On 9an9enIeiben sbe
&uftr0bren h 10 wade?
Damn lcis boS SoIeenot uub lerne Del
@ertb bon
AGen,s esnnssn 2saG(am
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-06
"A Dinner and d. Kisaal.,'

"I.have brought you dinner, fat6eafs,p e1 Y
The blacksmi.h'sd daughter Said, I'd 1879 2
As ehe took from her drmthe 1kettle,d ,'nS'
And lifted ita shining lidd d3idw .arpts I
There is not any pie or pudding, ,11eJ ds,..
SO Twill give you this,n ,4
Andupon hia'toii-worn forehead - - ."'
sheleftthe Ghildiah kias" iath 90 -
,..CuL re7y!,y tali vd bsoatq eysh
The blacksmith took offhis apron. AT A
Ana dinod in happy mood,
Wondering much at the savor W. ~
Hidini his humble food; '1o'''b ~
While oil shout him were visious' 3nss
Full pf prophetic bliRaaoHan moo gdrr1
But he never thought Of magic taw Ysir7i
II 4 his isa little d ddaugh.eers kiHs saa Sc
While she, with her kettle swinging be@H
Aerrilly trpdg1i her way, ,s1osgit ots' asd
Stopping at ths sight Of squirrel, ,sb snit
Catching some wild birds lay - o, ,,s7
And thought how many shadow H., !.
Of life and fate we should miss h"" -
II always ourfrugal dinners iHs 1-1i % e'i
Were seasoncd with akiss .hSI& via
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-06

ly arbitrary and military. He hes sur,
rounded himself with clerks Who al weas
uniform; that Is u very slight ihdicaaAsippnn pn@
of the temper Of his mind. 'Base.i nv ~
friend, he has other qualities ID iaisa additiho,a
to that; he is man capable IL ctonSssaiy. ctoan Ssa,i .
ing most dangerous purpo e. and nd''es exel ]!
cutting those purpasss With iHRexiblea'
will, and ] think he has denhaitissatifaaft
cd since ho assumed the power Of tie !
Executive of this nation tlias lie VIII
hesitate at nothing and stop III nothing, :,
Mt no deed which viii give hin, thme]
supreme power in thiatountry, and I do
not expect him to halt or hesitate IL do
anything to give him pre- lent pawerH nNt =
in this country, except thst liz shalt deem
1t must imprudcnt to attempt It. g'aq hoa,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-06
,a.IlsADDIsElGS 1a'' ae''a
DELIvEag1oNaftE ssssafDis OF II FEB.s, Il si is72
YInA'} SHI tiQ 49,
nIFohE THE
ORANGEBURCs5a galgqg
SURVIVORS ASSOCIATION
At THEIR FIRST ANNITERs.4RY,
BY JOHN A HAMILTON ESQ. n
3fr. President, Ladtes and Genl!emerl!. !
a J y III NJ = =
nEFOhE THE

Mr.. President, Ladies aud GenLemcnt: :se3 sti
Among the few privileges left us, Is
this of Assem- bling Will, votive offerings,
in tribute to our allen brethren. Mem ory ~
quickens with the scenes of yesterday,
and the fetters Of to-day draga peoples
soul to the slough of despair. The eye
wanders YEARLY through the gloom Of
the future, and soft eyed peace seeks
sainly for resting place. Fiaim't
1t is not our aim to recur to the past
with feelings of enmity: its expressions,
and violated faith, its cory fields, and
loathsome prison houses, we commit with
the Lost cause" to the hands Of the
great Arbitor of ofnaticns. and while rear.
ing monuments of imperishable glory to
its nlariyrs, let liz throw the veil of Char
ity over the misdeeds Of our oppreasoss.
Even they, flushed with success aud spoil,
attest the fame that will ever enshrine
our dead, and garland tbs living, Is they
see wasted array of famished eoldiery,I
upon the field of AppOmatox, iagirg
down thsir arms to a host Of swenSy Ia
one. tts o@it oI b9d9g!ta aia e.s
No mural tablet, nor atately obelisk
may raise their head to record thsir
matchless worth; yet, 'tis reserved for the
impartial pagelof history to write tale,
where duty was fully rendered, and
patriotism never more splendid. 10 sao4o
The mutations ofgovernmente, which
are incident to the grise and fall Of par.
ticular POLITICAL oreeds, render perma!
ncncy and stability impossible, any sys.
tenn Of public apolity. however grand,
which disregards the great underlying
principles of truth and equity, in,uss fail
from that innate corruption that belongs
TO tho sordid ambition Of saan. Egypt,
with her splendid ciyilizatiop uiaes tho
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-06
ITO be Continued)

We make tho following extract from
the speech of Hon. Francis P. Blair, of
Missouri, before the Missouri Legislature,
Jefferson City, January 4, 1879;
II am we'll aware that he General
Grant cannot write newspaper articles,
and for that reason is not considered a
very great man by many who can write
such articles. know he has never dis
tinguished himself as a stump orator, and
is greatly looked down upon by some of US
who do make stump orations; but there
are other qualities which he possesses
which make him 4 most dangerous man,
in my opinion, In the position which he
now occupies. I do not helieve that he
cares straw about our frame of gov
ernment, His military education and
military genius necessarily make him
arbitrary in his ideas of government, and
he places no value at oil upon any other
government than that which is absolute
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-06
"Ah, who-who will assume the baya,
That the patriots wore, q
Wreaths on the tomb Of days,

That the patriots wore,
Wreaths on the tomb of days, j.
Gone evermoro;
The laurel we will twine for them
And bays for hsro's diade1n,
The fading rese, het;.s the grave
Of the tyrant and the slave"
Were the cause Of our oppressors Just,
why should they employ physical force
to sustain it; nay, the very restraints they
seek to impose upon our will and actions,
imply, on the part of those enforcing
them, blindness to justice, or a care
lessness to determine what is truth, and
what is error. Belief is admitted to be
often al an involuntary state of mind, and
the a,dherents a,dher Ola cause, which, by ac.
cidept, or rfortpitons circumstance is de-
feated, arc, accredited with lack of in
dependence of will; andaliving for dead
issues, which from generation to genera
tion have, been propagated without the
option of dispute. This may apply to a
theorem, the practical application Of
which, has deduced success, but we who
prefer to revere tho principles of the 81 Lost
Cause" have yet to learn that it is ofhe
cause of error. yUnder its principles this
government grew to slateGhess of might
and wisdom, respect and influence, that
rendered the American, name, the
synonym of success. For seventy years
her sons were called to the high places Of
her councils, and the galaxy of intellect
she contributed will shine with peerless
splendor, when lesser lights will have
beon lost in torgetfulness. A decade lss
not Waned, SINCE tho down of potSsf
that promised o revolution of progress,
that would bcdazzle an admiring world,
with its broader philanthropy, and more
expanded civilization. Let the era of
to-day attest the experiment. Aye; in
our own State "instar omnium" whore
the boastful champions of progressive
liberty, have had full scope, to display
the largess Of their virtues, See the
levies of huge taxation. ostensibly fer the
public veal, TO these a patient and bark
rupt people responded. Five years ofjug.
glery, have SO manipulated the affairs of
finance, that ats array of figures are as
lnoxplloahle as if written In Sanscrit."
They said smooth things, while preach.
ing to abandon the sinking ship, and the
end is at last, The beautiful fabric they
planned is q failure, and "the credit of a
once proud commonwealth is moribund
and worthless" Let the blush that auf.
fuses every honest brow write its disgrace,
and let our duty be, still to maintain a
reverence for the past, whose entombed
truths will quicken at no distant day to
rescue this broad land from scenes of
ruin. or lend its genius to found new
born liberty on the alto of fallen des.
po.;sm,
ITO be Gontinued)
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-06

A country girl coming ,hom the field
waa told by her cousin ,tAatsheiooked es.
fresh ae daisy kissed. 10y dew. "Wslk
it wasn't anyfellow by,that name, husit
was sy Jones hat kissed me. ] told hip,
every person in tha, town would fRa II
out,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-06

Why are women like churchesy Re
cause. firstly, there is no living without
one. Secondly. there's many aspire 10
them, Thirdly. they are objects Of adora,
ton, And lastly. but by no means leastly
because they have o loud clapper in the
upper story. Il
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-06

q IaH DAT ALL2-Two Dutch fafmer q
ut undertook, WHOSE farms wefe qad.' y
|jacept, were out in their respectivo AeMs.d
when one heard an. unusually loud haI,of
looine in the directinnfof a'gap in a high is
stoller yall,and ran with iaIlg spead to ths
place. and tho following brief rconvefsa.e %
tion onspedi, sw INV ,snosas1 Giafu ed' 10
odTShppi Nat,ish' de mattersihd dVel dsH.sp
says Shon. ii Twas trying to 'clhab 6n fs q
top pfdisb high sthoneyal1 end p isll orb
and all tastone SAll tiimhleL downauRhIttatf
me ind has broken one of mine legsaoo Dir
and hnth ofmihcy drmsJ smasbee,d sSy rid
In and desc pig stonesars lyingco1 DO sS;,
Of mine, bedy.Sildnlsiii datiallat EaSsthoP
other; NY you hollow so loud = ctus Sdipc
got t'othaeha.ps lou'asoi aw tshs hns ,eoii
rma ssofsT 3iit
y fovsG PaslTiyisg. ----Paraon. "Hyhat
y a.'plracle ?sbau auisd lila haa sacnla
bof. iounno. .,mcsa7
Pa?sop. "Well if the sun imaren tn
shine in the middle of the onighsl what
should you say it WASP" .rsl il al yhr
Boy. THE moon" -as III 1lqign.i7
Parson. but ifyou were told it was
the sun. what should you sny il wasp rs 4
Boy. "a lie," ssa. 9apa !,
Parsan. Il don't tell lies. Suppose I !,
told you it was the sun. what would you
say then ?"
Boy. THAT you wasn't sohesr'
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-06

Mr.. B. Webster, keeper of the Court
House and grounds at Spattsylvania
Court House, it is supposed, was murder.
ed at Guincy's depot, on tho Richmond,
fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad,
on Thursday night last. while in stata
of iatcxication,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-06

The Lancaster Ledger sayat that a lessss
has been received here from ex-Judge H.
G. Onderdonk, of Manhassat, N. II. pro.
posing to assist the people of Laneaster
county in buildinga railroad from this.
place to Monroe, N. G, a distance oftwen-
ty-one miles. Judge Ondefdonk repre-
sentsa Northern company, Of large capital
and whiciSaMpany Is now, if we nre not
mistaken. huilding tho Wilmington, CHAR
.lotte q Rutherford Railroad. which passed
Monroe. The propositions contained ip,
tho letter have been favorably coasideretl
ny q number of our business mon nnd 1.
correspondence has been opened, baa
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-08
House and Lot For Sale.

"ousE OF THREE ROOMS, WITH BASE
= Il ment, and Lot 25xl0O feet, situate on
Cedar street, about 100 feet west Of the Episco-
pal Church. For particulars, apply ut the
jy3l'u ELY RECORD OFFICE.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-07-19
Anaconda of Venezuela.

Of ophidlans, the great anaconda SER
pent is unquestionably the most terrific
in character of all the reptiles on the
American continent.
Under the name of culebra de aqua, the
anaconda of Venezuela Euaectes naurt-
nus) not unfrequently attains the length
of twenty, thirty, and even forty feet.
1t actually swallows animals larger than
its own body. The throat may be put
upon stretch to admit deer or a
cow, and the stomach is sufficiently
elastic to receive the mass. In gorging
a tall stag with antlers, they stick cross
wise at The angles of the mouth until
decomposition in one direction and pro-
digious muscular action in another sep
arate them from the skull, and then
the remnants of an engulfng carcass
slide down for digestion. They only
feed occasionally. After successfully
swallowing crushed victim they can
90 seven months or more without fur
ther food. Their skin is used for straps
when tanned, on account of toughness
and durability, in that country. Ser
pents inspire feeling of horror, large
or small. There is an instructive dread
of them in all human beings. And yel
they fulfill an important mission In the
economy of life, indispensable, viewed
by the law of equalization-or check
and balances in the domain of nature.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-07-19
Foreign GOsSip.

RECENTLY tne people waited patiently
outside the doors o. the theater at Dres-
den for space vf eleven hours to hear
Pauline Lucca sing in " Faust"
The last census of Germany, taken in
December, 1871, shows population OF
Al, ,O85,6l6. There is an excess of 752,347
females over the males. t.5as
THE first daily paper published in
England is said to have been published
by woman, in 1902. 1t was called the
Daily CourGnt, and the name of the pro-
prietor was Elizabeth Mallett.
The expected Peruvian loan will be
one of the largest financial operations
of the year in the London market.
According to rumor, its amount will
probably exceed $3.50, 900, nominal,
and perhaps reach $200,000,O0O. ir.g
AN official return presented to the
House of Commons states that the waste
land Of Ireland is 4,259,S95 acres. This
consists of the area of bog, mountain,
and other unreclaimed and waste land,
on which there was no live stock found
| at the last enumeration of Agricultural
statistics, viz, in June and July, 1911,
| including also the roads, rivers, fences,
| and smaller lakes throughout the
country.
THERE is cry of distress among the
noorer classes of all the capitals OF Eu-
Rome from the impossibility of securing
decent homes in the cities. In Berlin
1 # has been absolutely necessary for the
nolice and the Government to interfere
on behalf of the poor, while the same
evil is assuming such proportions in
London that the matter has actually de-
| manded the attention and interference
! of Parliament.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-07-19
Why Some are Poor.

Cream is allowed to mold and spoil.
Silver spoons are used to scrape
kettles. 4.
The scrubbing- brush is. left in the
water.
so Bones are burned that would make
soap. 5a
Nice-handled knives are thrown into
hot water. sraG
Brooms are never hung up, and are
soon spoiled. ~ r -. 4.s
Dishcloths are thrown where mice can
destroy them.
Tubs and barrels are left in the sun
to dry and fall apart.
Clothes are left on the line to whip to
pieces in the wind. 4.
Pie crust is left to sour instead OF
making few tarts for tea.
Vegetables are thrown away that
would warm over for breakfast.
Dried fruits are not taken care OF In
season, and become wormy.
Bits of meat are thrown out that
would make hashed meat or hash.
The cork is left out of the molasses
jug, and the flies take possession.
Pork spoils from the want of salt,
and beef because the brine wants scald-
ing.
Coffee, tea, pepper and spices are
left to stand open and lose their
strength.
Potatoes in the cellar grow, and the
sprouts are not removed until they be-
come useless.
The -four is sifted in wasteful man
ner, and the bread-pan is left with the
dough sticking to it.
Vinegar is drawn in tin basin, and
allowed to stand till both basin and
vinegar are spoiled.
Cold puddings are considered good
for nothing, when often they can be
steamed for the neat day. 8