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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-14
StaatS=W emigtciteu

Rinneapolis empTnoet bic Jo!sen bsr
Yfsrseieu6e our6 arse @'Vsuneen feines Tsr=
febrs be0en Sermi1eluas nun eSenfaua &C.
bIrnte Gierbeinsr melt eelureen.
Mu4 1T anberen Gegenoeu BON 9enuesin
guunty lno S9iea aus remle!ben @ruuee febr
seiudt.
Die @dsemubleu in Rinueapelis baben
tpibrenb Der soriseu @aiicu 142 NiliOnen9ab
8lUde 3u Baubols, 8rettern unb SGtnesIn Der
arbeitst. Miaiuusu Jub iinb nod itris.
l1sber bunbert Maan arteiten an ben @ide=
ruussarbeiten bes Sunnsls. au bsRen Geuen-
euns nod tpsitere 100000 nStbis tub.
Gin auFaQenbes Relu!tat lieferte iceben cine
BON Yripatunternebmern sOrgenumxene 3ab-
lung Der 8ep0lferuns in Niuneapulis. Die
@ebriber 9onanb ssbea namli@ Gin nsues
City Directory beraus uno nabmen su bieiem
3pede ieoe 9sbauiuns uno jsees @eitaftslo~
tal Ter Sf- unb @etieite auf, perbunpen nit
elmer :3db!uns Der Glnpobner, nobel es f&
bsrausieute, bab MinntauOlis sssennartis 24,-
296 Gintpobner 3a5lt. Nad benz Genius svn
1870 bate bic @efieite 1906 nub bic Sfleite
5,Ol3-im @ansen 1909 Ginpobnsr. a!'o
narbe F6 cine :3uuabme pdbrenb Der lesteu
2 SABRE BON 6.217 aSpfsn erseten. @ie remit
F1 aber bie6 nit ter amtli6en 3ablunG?
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-14

Die pferbetrantbeit 1T bisr anse-
rneta i'm Mtnebmen, bic balbise @ieberauf-
uabu,e tsr 8abrten auf Der StraBen- giienbabn
pirb in ausil9t sefeat. GinfweiIsn Sermit-
teln bic S9leu nod ben Bertebr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-14

8efSrberuHg.-5r. @enatcr Stanley
Bat nie 90 beiBt, MusT9t, bel Der BON pra1bent
Grant beatf@ttsten &abinetsperdaeeruas an
bic Stene bes 8eneral'ppfmeifers Grespel
gu treteu, ba It als u,ebridbriser @prFseuSer
bes Senatse eu1nittees ii psfauseIesenbeisu,
nit beu bebfaafseu @ef9dftrn Fd belonbers
sertraut su MAIDEN @tIeseubeit bate.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-14

@eneral- M aior 5anecd traf bisie
'@o9e InfaItsn CUR tleberderluss mad ieiuem
neueu 5auptquartier in Nepyorf. SsiaRa@.
folser i'm COMMANDO ses Datota. Departments
1T @tn. Serry.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-14

@~elprunsene 5anbe unt @el6ter, Naubeit
Der 6aut, Ginuen. &iuewuru, @alsFub unb
anbere 6autfranfbeiten rerben eebeilt unb bic
9aut peid uub fanft senaadt burd hen6ebrau6
pom s uuiper 1ar @pap f~abri5irt BON
GasweIL baaarb u. s o., Rev gprt.
Dts Mittel it lei9ter uHb ausenebmer on3u-
uenbsn ale bic auberen ftrtisen Vraparate, wel-
Dc s~ssenrdrtis i'm Gsbraude inb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-14

5err s. Raon balt fets einen srubeu
gprratb Der befen franaOTi9en Beine uno
9iquors auf Eager. Da er in biretter gerbiu-
hung nit 3rantrei9 febt, 10 il er i'm Stanos,
ieinen Raueen bic befen Suaiitaten gu ben
b~iaisten preiier III liefern. I'm fd oopuu gu
uberasusea. fprede man bel ibm Dor, go. 49
Seafe Straee, uabe W1baldaw Ctr. 26O
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-14

Den 3ablrei@en 2tebbabern Der
5eYteraGbti6sn Nstpurf cter Serpelatuurit
pirb IS Scn Suterehe iein, au erfabren fab
sro6e Ma0en fril9 bereiteter @aare jest sum
8ertauf tereit Iiesen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-14

Gingefroren Fnb spti&en benz pepiu
zee unb @t.2ouis auf benz ilfiVppi % 5cl3'
fife nit 2uuber bic n,eifeus BON StiQpater
famen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-14

&auft eucre @eiknawts sc:
fbenfe bel Giefen nnp Hec}en
81, 2lS Dritte Strabs.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-14

CUR q EARNING fir perirnen, bic &C.
ssnrartis ia Sale Inp, iI9 nit franfeu gfsr>
zen gu bc(ddftisen, bieaen ~fclssnte Mtttbsilun-
gen aus onberen @taatsn uber bic Nnted'
uns spn aReDidsn tuya bic yfsrbsieuhe.
Mus @iaeun1n unb s.par aus @almcrtb
Gcunt9 me!tet bas uSonner," bab untsr ben
Msnfden bort cine Rrantbeit ylab eeariTen
bal, bel Der la a1s SYmptome seisen, bic bic
pierbsfeuGe tesn3sidnen. Nu& in aaeern
pIasen bat man cine abali@e Gntoeduns &C.
nadt.
Jeener teridtet bic ,.Nmerifa:" Sn Sprine-
Felb, ST., 1T cine tsr gpiscutie abn't@e Rrant,
belt aud unter ben Menl6en auasebru9eu.
Man beri9tet Don einsu1 baIben Duseub FOLDER
Gaue. Gin sewi6er Oh. Davis e~rtrantte an
Der @eu9e 3uera. Ct beiab elm febr pertbsul-
les pfsrt, tas bon eer gpiseetie ersriHen mar
unb CAB f@ ba5er perl5nli9 nit Der &sinisune,
Mbw artune unb pFsse bes pfertes ab. 8or
einiesn Ias.n serietb ettuas uun benz Glub aus
Der Raie bss Yferbss in bic 6ld@e ieiuer re@>
ten 6aub nab son ba In feline Rait, bic iu8olse
zines @9nupfsns numb sstuorbea iuar. Sept
seiseu i9 bel btm Ranu aae Symphonic Der
Rranfbsit, bic bel ben, pferbe gpt3outie senannt
rpirb. Or. Davis best feline 8efar6tunsen,
ba6 bas uetel F9 bel Jpn, serl9limmeru werbe.
bod rdtb ct anbern sur gorfdt.
Mud aus benz penniylpaniidea fcrmt cine
@arnuue fir iplde, bic nit trlranften pfereen
%umsussbsn baten. Gin 5err 8eder, Ter in
Der Nabe son Guarryeiae, pa., tpobnte, bate
3pei gfsrSe, bic an Der Snfusn5a erfrantt pa'
rem. Als ct Dor etliden Sasen ibrenGattertrrs
~rsiniete. fam etpas BON benz aus ibren Naien>
lD&eru Riebenbea @trH in 8erabruns nit elmer
lei9tsn Blsil9wunte an ieiner 6anb. Rad
tarser :3eit waren5aub unb arm 70 ansei&pul<
len unb entsanbet ba6 man ben ara amputi~
rem nu6te. Salp na9 Der Operation larb Der
Manu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-14

IN Der beutl9en fatbpltihe II
@emeinbeI g aule babier bat Aunme6r
81. So. Srbiu bic obern alaNsa iieernummeu.
@ir pIn@9en ibn ben betsn grfolg.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-14

OpnelaS Gounts, NOD iapad beFs-
belt, foil cob bereits 9anbbaume(ttn i'm
Wertte ppn S75.O00 beIseu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-14
Deutl4t BrtefzQtfe.

elite beutfdet Brtefe, be bis gum 10. Dt3.
B. S. nt9t absebplt tuorben fiub.
Damen.Brttft.
@Iudupp 4maIia
5trstn.Brtefe
8arftoF Bernard @duls German
Beutn @ilbellu 1bieIen Vaut
8urow Beybinanb 9iidlee s..
8ierbsn Bernard uTmauu 6eixri6
Wopefe Musuit 0iaineer .Nnbreas
6aber Nidael Barner Scban
Marr 5einrt9 Wolf Spispb
probit Yeter Wenbler HarI
Nebbul3 QuttYig Nurm Gcnrab
Stapel Sobanu 3wan;ts Briepri@
Das Briefpprtc mad Dtutl9lanb pom 1. D.
3enaber an:
l1eber 8remen unb panburs 6 Sta, 3eitun-
gen 8 Gts.
leber England 7ets., 3eitunaen 4 ets.
S.A. @besIpd, pofmeiasr.
G.5ettrid, peutidsr @lerf.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-14

Mn g 1uuaut purbeu in lester :3eit
i'm @nu3en $4,000 ader I'm Staate Miuuefcta
n~ertaaft.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-14

gtn Gbasta aus ueroen ieSe Wcte
tur6i9nNlih 500 Sag aRebl aus Der ~burliseu
Tubts uah 6l!i9ea pldSeu perididt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-14

9ie fb6nften @eibnaht8 &c
fbenfc su auBer9ersbnlt6 billi'
gem preife BET 6iefen II. Reoen
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-14

Siclc Sbninefuhtioc piireen nidt
einem friben Soee entss9eneileu, penn bielel=
ben bsi ben eriten @nseidsn DC, aranfbeit ppr<
5eusen ano bielelbe nidt pernadlilisen mir.
ZEN. Sfi lest Gin flsinsr Sutsn, cine fletne
erflItune ZEN srfen Seirf, rbne bab es BON
Dem 9eicenben beadtct piro. Seie eabcr Dor
t9tis unb ubsrsebt ielue aleiuieten n;d:.
0strautt Or. ausut aSais's 5ambursfr
gru1tbe; unb erbaltet raSur9 euere @eiune.
heit.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-14

Siefcn uno EpeIen 218 Oritte
Strabe tmportiren ibre Spiels
Warren Direct unbf6nreabebbalb
arpBe 8%ortbeile bieten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-14

SoubpI; purte, laut geridt be5 DIR
gsometers 8. q. Camp, an ZEN perihieOenen
yldsen nss spsitsn Difrifts inWinnelot ia nab
renb bes Sabres 1872 in fulseuoen Auaulita-
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-14

Della no bat eiu:n neuen geamtiaer III
Der yerlon bs5 5rn. s. 81. Qansbon.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-14
Scn;t9er Srpt5crs,
9. .. Ser 4849, HtD guss Gitp.
Die 0erlDplul1Q

Ser Saulct'en sann seasn Der ct gpautinus air5e in
Grrinston, ae. Rneet TAFT am 9ta6lnii:aa tss II. IL. 10
unb 20 Oeeeta'tr B. S. In Drerelius !lue, saislb1. Gin
sj'osr n Oee f& nod an rieieuu wertb,pgsu @snln1 2n=
tfeil hs'tetitssa. Slc tts sam Itittds urr tsr s2teaaus
ats bt'dhlt etresfanete Nammern rrercsn ssSpesn uan fMp
Die psrrn aee itea freunplitt ssbs.er rcr Der 3ie3uns tie
Mot %sertaufssn 4ooie surntsuitrbsn an
Neo. s. GUbbel8,
64=b6 e%opinstpu. Hy.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-14
@t.&cters 1tnterftutune8=Se rein.

Oas 3~rasten.@ M n,tttes tss ct. peters unteraAsunaet
0erstns srta l. Nrntaa TN December tts gum l. Nonta8
Oberer D;fritt: Gr6bltd Mid.. 4. Warb. Stuba0se
3. Str. Nar Eint. 3. @arb, Gde 2. u. Trauflin Str.
uaterer Etrrift Gneelbredt g., ;. Waro, eanaea
Str. tetla abana, 8. @arb. giser Stcrs3 Str;
Srdnf S6ltd, Corr. Sefr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-14

&inoer tpeinen eebt ibnen Witders
Gaforia. Gs resulirt ben Wassn. curirt98tnb
&ulie unb f6roert aatatliden S9Iaf. g. IL
elm Sabhitut fir Gator Oel.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-14
@emtanr &inene,,t gtei6 Dem
e1eftriiben Sele9rapbeu.

e Sat LANCE eetraudt, bis Ct
"A eetommep-aber ptlden Sesen
NA> fiftet ct isbt! bic @i9tbra&i-
s11MGAk gen ure eabmen, bic @reibafteu
aNk##alkASaysyNN unb Gerpunbeten nebn,eu bnh>
@-~fdbliA ibreRruden fort. &keu~
ktN1ArprE uatismus unb feife Glisbma<
Zen sisbfs ai6t mebr unb bic fumme greatur
iubett Dor Greubeu. Cine probe iebt 9lQes uub
mad ibr teoarfs tetue Grtldruns u1ebr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-14
u 1ter Jabr9ana 1878.

Setes Sstt Bat mi. l1n1fdla3 40 Se;sen Alto unb Z bis
9ereb: 5olifauitte; auserosm eutbalt Ter 5asrsans
3p6li 6efts bilbea etrsu 8aub, baar w.rb ais Ora,
tts<prdmie NIT benz IL. Sefre Dber bet 9urauabe.
sablun 9 - aansen Sahraansss - glst3
unb ubne isb. gia fjattaus eth sra1tuoues Runfalatt tn
f2buftem 5arbsnbrud aui sr66tsm 5oliv a~essben:
hREGINA ANGELORUM"
(R5utsin Ser easel)
rad eiuen trefRiden @smSio. ooa R. .. Gef1panssn.
DpepeIte Hubsr6s. ais bic grdr1te bon 1872.
preie Ter 5eft2 Is Cents, per Sabrsans S. 90.
Ge,en Ginfentnns srn % Gents niso tas erEs 5eft
frdreu sur TRIBE %serfanet.
g g. Die uMlte uut 81 n 81 elt' fann beft>
mtile ur ppa 8ubbaaelsr, unb assrtsa ,~rertauft usrs
ben vp1 uas btrsct fanH man bieielte aur Bet ~renisttena
Decentralization gpraus, Gobiu1a mil IS Cents be;tsbeu.
Dos pofcorto btsrdpt u Gents per Jatr unS n,u6 auf
Der tstre7sueeu pcitofFce r,erte!i aoritd ecfcusbesab!t
rsrter. Sutbinhler une &aentsn. relds fd fit BE
gsrbreituu M Der OXYGEN 3sit'hriit ttdtie psrpenbeE mol
leu, tint ireuutlidt sriutt I'D All uns iu member.
8ensieer Srptbers,
o. 8. 8pr 421Q Sit, gr~r G;tr
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GutttHnaen.

@sit spriser Summer katen fir Ben
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-14
gu oerfaufen p1er uerrentct,.

g9esea oprseridten Nlte.s bss Giesntbamsrs 1T in
5itlans Epan. Ries 60 Ntnneipta, cine Jarm IL Der
f,ufen ODE ~ oerrentfn. Oieleibe bait 100 Nder ppppn
dber 100 Mder unter Gultur has ubrise if autss g3ieien.
lamb unt liept In ftbr fradtbarer unb eeiunbsr Gesens, 8
Meilen ron 5~artbdult, N,ee 60.
9ebinsunesn febr btIis. gum @ert tdnn Samsn unt
@eIpnnn eeeebfn re-psu unb tun1 Rdnf ATE Gerdthe une
gieb. Der rifrte Iteil rom Rauffdi1ins ,.tre baar Der
lanai. bas utbrise tam lanaere 3sit ftstsn tiei5en. @ute
GENERALIZATION unb "utes Snahsr ituh az Tiase. Sur
wsttsrss uense man fa an Tea Gissnsbamer.
Sos. Saufer,
:. 26t bafeIbf.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-14
st. gohu's Gollege
ct. Splepb g. s., Minn*

Inter Der xetfua6 Oct Dtaepe11He1 . Sdttt o' avn
ct. 2ubmi9 an, Gee,
eel.sen In elmer tr sefansetten geeenben. ees Stastes
Minnefpta beeiunt ,enen resel,nabisen Aurias am 6seu
September 1872.
l1nterrt9t unb 8efSfisuns per Seiicn
BON 5 Nonaten $4,000
Muft unb @ebrau1 Der Snfrumente
per Sefion. 1000
11nterrt9t int @alea per SefVcn 800
@aI4en unb Tlideu 800
(Stutenten. tie pdbrent ter gasan; i'm 0sGese tIesben
tejatlen $50.
um sfdberes abrefFre man
&es. P. Alegius @oslbrpd. Q. S. B.
prSFbeat.
ct. Soiepb. o. ?. St.arus g., Heian.
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Na9t cine @siammsabl oOn....179,722,25U
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-14

, SAufrirte fatbo!iiGe WoratSidrift
CUR 1intertaltuns uno Sslsbrune.
9eauseessbsn rnter Ei.roirfnng berocrraa entsr Sdrtfts
teller eeialtt en- uue peltlthen Stanbss tn Mmes
rita. Gtutialanb unb Der S6pstB.
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s fen.

8. Ds. Museatena sti,s. Gl:srn; @trrs sties ans
WaSiauna seb. Wttneer.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-23

IN much danger Of any Greeley fever in Yer
mont. the President nodded emliDgly, and said
that he trusted no other section of the Unior
would be misled, by false hopes or assurances
from what now seemed to be the settled policy c
the country. The President having xsked
whether from Mayor Csrroll's Democratic stan =
point he regarded the issue in New York s,
more of . fight for rsmmAny or for The Presi-
dency, received in answer one of the Mayors
by Mayer Dodge that he might Judge from ths
manifestations in Burlington that they were not
characteristic ohjurgations concerning the Tsu-
many ring. when he said inst " the eiToTts OF our
Tildens, O'Ccnors, Hsvemeyers, and Of Green,
Gen. Dix and Otendorfer rose above all party
considerations snd strifes.''
At this point Mr.. Carroll said that he feared
he might be tresding on dangerous ground
adding that the uttersnces Of the President we're
made in private conversation, and should not
be uied except in friendly spirit, sHd without
being considered in the nature of commit.sls or
ayowsls to be publicly repeated
The Mayor states that the Trojsns did not OBJ
trude themselves on the President while At Bur-
lingtop They took place with the sretnen CT
Burlington. together with their band. in the
procession that escorted the Presiient from
the hotel to the steamer. After the bost
had ieit Burlington CApt. Ingram introduced
tie members Of his company individually 10
Gen. Grant, and All. Doring did the came with
his band The General seemed to repeat the pc
cuiisr German names With the Esme resiiness
that he repested the English names while he
shook the hlrds Of Capt. IngrSme iremeu n
regard to the personal appearance Of Gen. Grant,
the Mayor says that quite unlike HE competitor,
the President sppeSrs to be uocCnscous whether
his hat is Of this years Etye or lsst yesys, and
evidently never would think Of wearing either =
hst or boot % gain yulgar applause
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-23
Only & Farmers Wife

Two woman sat together at sunset IN the
porch door Of white cottage that stood
under its ancestral tree" among lis fields
Of wheat and corn, like poets vision of a
quiet resting place for son weary suffering
human soul
And one Of these two women had eyes u
see, cars to hears, and heart to feel and
appreciate it all. She was tall and stately
lady, apparently some thirty years Of age
not exactly handsome, but with grace Of
air and manner peculiarly her own. The
careful toilet, the nameless AIR Of elegance
and luxury, the nameless air Of elegance
hands betrayed the city dame. Whhc tho
weary glance in her dark blue eyes, which
even the quiet Of that sunset hour could not
drive away, showed that time had not dealt
gently with her and her hearts's idol but
had thrown them. scattered and ruined, al
her feet
Her companion was some fgc years her
junior, and many times prcttier-a little
round faced, apple checked woman, with
dark blue ewes and dark brown hair, and a
rounded figure that was set of u the best
advantage by the afternoon dress Of tinted
muslin that she wore.
At present the pretty face was almost
| spoiled by n querulous Disconnected expires
SION. She was contrasting her own hand
/ plump and small, but certainly rather brown
with the slender white fingers of her city
friend, all glittering with rings. "Jusl
/ look at the two - she exclaimed THAT
comes of making butter and cheese, and
sweeping, and dusting, and washing dishes
and making beds all the time That man
! told the truth that said that w0man's work
was never done. know mine never is
Oh, dear, dear To think that you, Mar
raret, should have married city merchant
and he as rich as a princess in fairy tale
and here | am planted for life, plain Mrs
Hiram Parke, and nothing in the world to
compare with you. am sick of being only
a farmers wife"
Margaret Won Howth looked down at hel
grumbiing little friend with a sad smile
Jenny, it seems to me, as we SIT here IL
this quiet place and look out over all these
/ pleasant fields that are your own-it scen'
to me that you are almost wicked to tall
like that"
81 dare say, you would never like i
Margaret. You would never wish TO change
places with me"
perhaps not Would ycu not like t
change with me?'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-23
The Schurz-Pleasonton Slanders Over
hauled.

In his recent speech at Utica, N. Y, Senator
Conkiine noticed some recent slnnders against
tie President, and turned the t.bles on the .lan-
dercr', as follows:
amnesty, civil service reform aud oentr.lism
brings us to the end of the poi.ic. isrues of the
campaign, ard standing on these. men, frantic
with disappointed ambition and disappointed
/ plsce-hunting, have the sssuIsrce to AK you to
chsnge ell s'trel and Iuccessfiil Administration,
end put our sfairs in the hands Of the most
! thsmeless conglomersiicu, whose fgure-head is
the most tickle westher-eock known III our poll
tics. But public questione are lodged The
staple Of The canvass Is pcrsonsl scandal, and
here want TO ray word in reply to recent
allegation u Mir. Schurz. lie ssys that in 1870
Gen. Pieasoutoa AID another unnamed man
tried 10 bFihe him with patronage to support
the san D0mingo treaty, 6nd that be believes
the PIesldeHt was prl9y TO the attempt. 1t is
noticeable that a,r. Sehurz did not resent the
dishonarsble spprosch. |; IS noticeable that he
fcem' have been rejected by tbase who knew
him al who would listen to dishonor-
sble ..5c. Il is noticeable that although he
stated 10 Plea2snton, as he ssys, his readiness to
conyerae with the Presiieut, the time never
cane y hen ;he President was ready to converse
with hin. 1t is noticeable that Mr..
Schur=. il all MS essays in the Senate,
insiDrst:ng against the PRECEDENT every
bitter tAilz he lacked the courage 10 ray,
never revealed this attempt upon his virtue
But there zrs sTo thngs to which cali your at
tentioa. Mr.. Schurz says. anl Pleasontou ssys,
that the cuuyers&tion referred to took place in
1870. Erl II must have been before March, 1871,
becsulc it was when S.a Domingo was pending
Months sic. this, il August, 1871, Mr. Schuiz
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-23

CAscoa OIl.-B:eathcs there a man with a
soul so dead that he does not rec0llect the
castor oilings which his poor machine used
To undergo at stated periods Of his youth ,
10 caster OIL a child Of two or seven years Of
aye requires thee or four strong women, a
spoon, magnum bottle Of the fluid, lump
of sugar, a towel, a jumping jack, and a
scTaphic temper. Tie first motion IS 10 en-
doayor 10 ring in the medicine on the unsus-
poc,ins babe. thiuly disguised in milk.
This manteuyer failing, YOU pailcy with the
oEemy and attempt to currupt its iniantil
integrity with buhes Of pas gold watch, i'm
perial revenues Of small change, and Hespor-
idcs Of small oranges. After having tempt
ed it thrice to put the spoon Of Tantalus to
its lips. it refuses point blank 10 touch the
nasty thing lhereupon your surcharged
ind gnation finds vent al corporal chastise-
mcnt Of the rcbaliiOus infant. 1t howls;
peace being restored, You bring up reinforce
ments and strategy and diplomacy having
failed, determine to accept nothing but un-
conditional surrender, and prepare to march
at once upon the cnemy's works. \ grand
combined attack is made. The left wing
firmly holds the child's hands. The right
wing piuches It's nose, SO as to compel it to
oreD ijs mouth. into which the center pours
a deade fire from the spoon. Meanwhile
the reserve holds up lump Of sugar, COM
misoately saving, poor It'll tootsy, was it
nassy medley. eh? and keeps the towel
ready. the baby wells and chokes, the
young mother, afraid Of killing it, lets 20 of
its nosc, the infant, catching breath, dis
charge the whole dose upon her, and ruins
all the Front brcadths Of her black silk, and
follows up its advantage by 50 heart-broken
yell ;Aat the attacking party surrcnders at
discretion, and calls it poor, injured, man.
sic 5 own tootsen's and it won't take any
more nassy castor oil, if it don't want to.
4 treaty OF peace is then ratified, whereby
the infant is cedcd immunity from castor oil,
and an ample indemnity in lollipops, and
the mother enters into war with the infant S
grandmother, who vigorously reprehends the
weakness exhibited in the dealing with chill
dren nowadays. People have tried all sorts
Of exuedients taken it in milk in soda
water, from hot spoon; every way. But
no later Franklin has ever been able to over
come and annihlate the nastiness of taking
castor oil. 1t has sluggish, cold, apcrient
look about it, like an illomened pool in a
deadly swamp. Ii uncoils itself into the
fatal spoon ike a boiled rattlesnake. 1t
tastes like molten graveyard, and ones gorge
rises at it as if it were one of Ms. Wood
hull's lectures. But the feeling, when il
has been achieved, is that ones inside is full
Of earth-worms and eork-screws.
THE RULIEd PAssIoS.-Little Boy. {" De you
the drugger mani
Drusgist " Yes, sonny. What can DO fol
you p
Little Boy. " Dad has got 'em sgain Hi
boots is foil of 'em. and he's s-howlin' Ike thun
der, and mother sent me over to get suthin' fol
him quick -
DRUGGIST What dees he want 7''
Little Boy - Don't know; but he's yellin
for sDy thing 10 beat GRANT,"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-23
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