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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-09-26

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She'll If eben ni9t6 tpeittr atS eiil1e naz
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bat, Don wel&em 1te ibr games
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pro;eb 9empnaen %2u9e, 5eu@elet Ser
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bat 9elprpden, - nnp jeBt",
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sebeno> binsu. ujeBt LAP uns ale Sorz
tbetle otelt6 Nus9anse5 senieben; hPre
allo meinen Gorldla9 - 2er erlte
Grabltn96bau9 1T eetpmnnen ; Du be-
parft Der 3eritreuuns, mas ia9it Du
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-09-26

@dn3lt6 ermattst, blei6, permirrt, nit
Narrtm Nu9e uno perwiltertem 9aar
febrte &afael 1T feline @pbnun9 suriid.
Der @beyalier> Der in;milden tttnen
Mpment feline innere &ube perloren, neil
er leines Grfplses 9cwib mar Der Gbe.
palier tlidte Jpn nit 9dn3li9 paitper
W'ene an unp le9te me@anii@ itine 2efz
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ii9 &afad In Den @eiiel unp i@lcb caS
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l1Ate Der @bepalter, ft@ erbebenr unb
feline @t9arre In pfn &amin werfenp. -
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tetS muir bur9 eitle Gntialii1e 9caen ttr
mett ielbit berettetesS dtfial III maf;nen
unp 3u en1pDren ; IS 9ibt tcin Snoieiz
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nI11te frttt11e Sefunoe, unp Jet e6 nur
oos Qd9eln zines @eiscS, iter ben6auz
len mir it. Did, &afael, bewunbere
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mas zines Mannes wiirct9, uno bic Sc
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nur bic @Stter uater uns itno i'm Stanoe,
rte1en Srrtbum cur9 ibre Gbatfraft ME
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tbatef DUP"
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vDu fennit tas @eib nur BON ietner
Der ubrerii9en Mueenleite> Du metBt nod
MID mel9e6 @9otsmus bo0elbe fdbt9
1T; Du bait nod nt@t erfabren, >pas i'd
erfabren babe, baS Der Mann, in ce1en
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lid miro, 70 lan9e nod Elm Wetb aui
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besablen mir bic 2iebe Der @etber, ptelen
swiiden Gbrdnen uno 2a&en i@webenz
!, ZEN &e9enbp9en> enttpeoer NIT barren
@elpe ODER NIT unierem 9ansen 2ebense
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, e5 ner9eupet, ypas Mnbere ntmmer, rpenr
es serlpren 1T. @enn Did etn @eit
umarmt, &afaeL 70 1aee Dir: fe, hi
, 8enadtbeiltete, bic mtucer 8eredtigtei II
, ber @eieQlhaft,a MIL nd an Did flau,:
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III tbetlen, nm nit bieisn Did Re Isl
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-09-26
6attine Grbsmurf-

/ 9atSfti nj Grb6murf- Sn
bel Der looen. liberalzrep. zte<
moffatifhen Gp1eention fit bent ten
@onsreszDi frift. bat Der lanse@ iltinicn
bic bet Der oqpemeinen v6a0sret" Der
6errtn @eformer" fir ii6 erlebene @rks>
murt Der Nominaticn fir ben Ditrttt
sludlid erbaibt- Der 9anse Reus ib,
ais MOLE er bic ~Wuri1" gar nidt, es lei
tbm chen nur I'M BE 5ahe, UNI Die
@runpidBe. UNI pie Yartei 3u tbun. -
Sdlieblt6 nabm er &c ater bod.
Br firdten niht, n@ilf" merre j9
an her @urit BEN Wasen perperben.
-~Ginen Srcens zvS Stern" befommt
Mander, Der Jpn nidt peroient @cbl
perptent aber 1T bic erte prdmie, wel9e
ba8 &letoer9ei9df # gum Stern, 5eiman
u. &oie'5 ~@tarzG lptbin9z6puie", fir
bette MuSwabl Ypn6errenflsipern auf
Der Gatr erbalten.
- Nus SPINE County, @i6., mtrp bic
Grnte betrefeno 9emelpet:
Die Grnte in unietem Gown 1T lebr
gut aussefa1en. Sur 19ape> bob Der
leBte @eaen bas Drei9en per3S9ert, unp
AUDI tbeilmeile bic Gru9t, wenn aud
nt9t peroorben> bod bei@apt9t Bat"
-uGbre benz @bre 9e%bGbrt."-
So ben Germ 9eimen uup &ol e bteGbre
Der @riten Yrdmte per Tair fit Ser
renfleteer!
- 6err 9aeob Yfaff Der ron
ben &epublifanern Manfatc's npmtnirte
@anrtoat fir Die 2t9islatur, 1T elmer Der
c6tun96merthefen reutIden Blraer
ManfatoS uno mirc> alS damn Don be-
mdtrter Grfabruno. GinIht uno ebrenz
baftem Character Der Sttuune al6 Me-
pra(fntant {Aasss Ditricts Gbre ua6en.
IS isbt l~6ts46aup1 10 aus, als ob riea>
NAL Die reutide Bep1lferune pes @taaz
teS rur6 cine etmao 9rDbsre Insabl rcutz
FIBER &eprdlentanten pertretet lein mirce
ais bisber etne 0erdnuerunA ris mir
miQfpmmen beiBer.
9etman II. &oe cefprirt nit
oer Mus3et9nuns Der Yrdmie go. 1 fir
fetnte6 MNorttment Don 6errenfleipern.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-09-26

aelettet, mar er auf baNtlbs 3uoeetlt. bob
e6 nit bebenpen @dnoen, m ---S-- uni
ihleuperte$ oaea papier pr &u3ien'a
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fi& NIT per 5ano Dor ott @ttrne i&laz
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v&afae, I'm @ottesriHen, MAG 4 Di,
mioerfatren 2" iprad 2u;ie. nit aro6e,
A%narenauns. pdbreno ie fi@ mublum
nabsr beweete.
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'ebten S%trobbalm Der 6oFnuns gu flam
mern Seriu&t, ,ob au@ pieie peri@wtn
csn ; leiu Corn. feline Wutb febtten auz
rid, tein Mitleto rermp9te BET Dem Mnz
bid Der letpenpsn 2u3te tn letner Seels
su feimen; ote ueber3eusune, auf's
S&dncltdte betro9en III fetn> r,a&te tbn
oub fit bic unihulp blind, bte aus Gu
3ien'5 Nu9e ipra6.
~Da9 mir mtperfabren 1T J"
idrie. sr NIT furdterliGerS ttmme. v@as
einem Manne rpioerfabrsn fam. Der Elm
Weib eeltebt, ME nod fstn6 auf @rpen
9eltebt warp, uup Der BON pielem @eibe
auf'6 S9nSoefe betroaen morpen -
Was mir wioerfabren !" i9rte ct i9duz
memo n NIT entleBlidem 6obn. u@ine
beu&lertn, etne Ybypne babe i@ an mein
bsrs 9eorlft, babe ih III pieien Mrmen
eetolten, babe th nit auen Ga1ern mel
ne5 5er5en6> nit auer Stub metnerS eele
eeliebt, unp t9 par tb6ri9t eenu9, ntdt
Die Masfe 3u erfennen, btnter melder ie
ibre S9ulo, tbr 0erbre&en gebor9en =
Das 1T IS, mas mir wiperfabren -
unD lebt> erbdrmItde @cmmSptantin>
perrpenps an einen Nnpern Define &unit !
llno 1eBt 1dmide Define 9l9nerbruf> Du
Q8etb Der 65ue, nttt NIT Dem 3et6en
Der Greue, res @loubene! Sort nit
oteiem &reu3 pa, ras bic Branpmale
Deiner @1ma@ pe1bsden fol-! Sort
nit ibrn, t6 per1dte DID, wie DidDein
eia>ner @ater perabtet bat"
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mel@e5 2usie ais Elm beili9e6 Nupenfen
tbrer Mutter gu tra9en pae9te, riB es tbr
Don eer Brul f, mari e6 tbr Dor Die 6Ibe
uno itlrmte gum 3tmmsr binaus.
9uste, Die, cine wanfenpe blet9e 8tlpz
ldule, idon porbtn taum tint Stanoe 9ez
welen, 1t9 aufre9t gu balten, i9wantte
bereits. ol5 Naf ael feline Sttmme erbob ;
Elm 6dlcter i9ob ft9 Dor tbr Nu9e; Die
flr9terli6cn S6mdbun9en, mcl9e 11e
aus Nafkel'6 Munpe ira fen, her Don itd
ielter ebenfal6 ntGt mebr wuBte> pteie
en;leglt9en acknowledgement 1elen nit
vern'9tenper Wutb ouf ibr 5aupt ; ibre
@licper rcr la9ten ibr pollenr6 oenDtenit,
ols ie &afael's 9anp - piele 5anp> bic
tie 70 oft 9eliebfpl t. idonun9eloS an
ibrer 8rul t fublte, alS er tbr ba6
&revs berabrib unp otele6 rpr ie binz
19ltupe,te.
Oils Nafael tbr ben &ufsn tpancte,
Bob lie bittenp> Rebeac, init Dem Mu6orud
ein:S unldaliden Seelenl9msrjes Die
Nrme.
uMafasl! !" ertBnte es int bersScrreibenz
ben Son Don tbren 2ippen.
Die Notur, mitleioi9er olS &afael>
nabm tbr bo6 Bemubtlein> unp nit etz
mem G6mersen6laut, rer einen Stein
ermct9t baben wiirpe, ianf ile obnmd9z
tis 5u 8ocen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-09-26

certtrt tn Gan Tranctstp NIT 9utem Gr<
fol9.
, - @uf benz Mufttn<3 uee tparb Mur>
cuS @@odelo 3wil&en 81. paul unp
G~armtn9tou BON Gai@enoieben UNI 5000
befoblen.
- Dur@ bic 3ettuneen lief reult@
BE Mdbr, bab etne obenteuernpe
Mmerttanertn unb @ourttIane nar1ens
SAMMY Serb n BET benz %oeaenpdrz
tieen &Bniomit Grfple 2pla monte3 se>
lptelt. Der Mln@ener Correspondent
Der 81 @taatsseituna be3eidnet tteS
als cine uroerfddmte 2d9e, barauf be-
re&net ben preis Der &etse GannY'e gu
fef9ern."
- @reelep bat etnen Gpton I'm DtenE
Der BEN Trduletn Nsuie Grant, Oct Eod>
ter beS prafrenten uuf tbren &eiien in
@urppa lberaQ na@ld'eiaenF uno an bte
81. q. sTrtbune Stlf fit Stid bert9tea
muete, apass bas junQe Mdodm In ben
2oden einfaaft. lnp nit afol6en Mitz.
tel, atbfitetsT1u,an fiji ELECTROMAGNETIC
9beep. 81 'fs$1a d Sas
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-09-26

gam init Der bb9Fen @emitbsrube bic
9ectirr. @aS mar ibm pas 2ebens9lid
eines AMeni9en, 3umaL psnt&a es 0olt,
hurd1 ren Rutn pe0elben Elm 9~ldnjenpes
@eId,1't gu MAIDEN, ME IS bier per GaQ
tpay. % r
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-09-26
Au6 Dem &ta>.t>
- Die 81. Il. Yof pom 20. Sept.

- Die 81. Il. pof pom 20. Sept.
19retbt:
9err @tepban MILLER, @ouperusur
pos Winneiota tpabrenb unb mad BEN ebeatsns-
trtta, bat am 1or'sen Donnerias tn tis1str5urn:
b,Ne l,ev ole Iaeesfragen, unter grpbtm 8etfaQ
baften Jarben bic neutrality-suspicious., Don &pelhen
Elm Siee Der uneludielieen unp unna,ir ib:n
Gua',tton her Nempfraten unb {. g. 0,ber l.2e<
publitaner be9lsitst fem wuree. Ser WtQer it
Elm Neoaer, Eber DDnber3en lprt6t utb bel n Wprte
baruna auf bic ;3ubUrer ginbruf MAIDEN.
Da0elbe 8latt melcet: SEER Yfarrer
Bersbolo bat eineHeils mad ben 1jtli4cn
Staaten anoetreten, UNI fir ben Bau res
neuer1 fatbplii9en Sbulbaule6 III COLI
~lectiren. 49, 6:rr 6. @ernenbauer Dom
~@olfablatt" bat leiner alien 5simotb
9}eu ulm eintn Beiut' abaeitattu.-Die
2umber~ yare nes 6errn ". 5en16el
1T purt Wnfauf in cte 6dnpe Der Nau
u!m<~ Manufacturing &c." ibtreteonz
gen. - Die 6erren @attr unr S4uz
m a d r .merpen Elm 3wstgssi6dft in
SleepY Gpe 2ats s%riinpen>
Mantatp.- &-one's neues 6otel
erbdlt jeBt iein Dtobt!tar U. 1T fertia aum
B.et IN res @efddfls. - 2eBten Dienz
ffaa Ntenp ma6te sos. Bergen, Elm jun
asr Mroefeater bel ben Mrbeiten Der @t>
our: G,ly, Babn:: einen Selb tn oroperlu9.
Aus Ueraweif flung Qber &ranfbeit (Gte>
BIRD i4oB It f@ etne &ueel IN ben &opL
RE ':re6tn zen S6aoelfno6en ntdt
rurd:t1he1te. - 6err Sacob pfaf Battle
Nrm,nnrion Der &epublifaner fir pte@ez
le~e0.bun9 erbolten.
Stillwatrr.- Mn bonn Bau Der
fatbp!iih en STRIDE bat man NIT rer Auf>
flbrune err Wouern %be9onnen, unp eas
unteraei1ev mirp nr@ pieles Sabr fertis
1pftpsn.
Minmcd, D%onncrias uno G:eitae
{inp ctt Sage fir bic in 5tiQwottr fattz
fnoenrt Gair BON @albinsten Gountp.
Die Sperattonen an, Boom" llnr fir
btele Saiion su &noe ; eS 8;nsen ptelen
CONNER iber 200 Miutonen Gub BlSde
Elm
in Ter Wpntaa Na@t in serean9ener
@ode babrn iih Wtife @aQate uno Sc
lit Garreu, rpesen &duberet einesiperrt,
gang till aus Dem @runtY>@ efdn9niB
eenrGdt. IS 1T purdaus ni6t erfthtz
li6> NJ lie ie ibre Glu&t aus ben 3elIen,
in renen fe eetrennt iaben, bererfteuiat.
Der Sbertf Don @aibin9son County
sablt $50 Belobnuns fir GintrlnsunS
jeotS BEL, 6ll6tltnse.
49, 6err Gas. 9 a4mann bat
bic Nominotion Der 2iberalz& epubltfaner
unb Demofr1ten fir pie @eisBsebune
BON CAREER @ountp erbalten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-09-26

Saul MQrftbert0t.

@eloberi@t pUdentlid 9 lie:rt Don benz beut~
i@en Banf unb Ws@el-@el9: # BON DamiOn u
50. 81. Yaul.
9erfaufspretS.
gDehle! AFT Ns,pgprt. 9biIabelpbta, Nilpautee,
abnab., st. Q,us a prpeent
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-09-26

Bierbrauerei in Batertpwn. earoer 60,
perfuufen.
Die 11nterseianste DHsrtst ei.1ait tas in qsa t. IT, sas
Son ~o5naioaen grSiuouS aen gum gertaaf. Set Der Braus1e
befaSen i'd 10 qsts, Wopnbaas unb Stauunssu. ftrnsf
5dlittsn, 4 Efsrte, 2 gDasen. Elm ueIts Buggy sles In
b,aen 1uaanbe. Sas 5eItefr erfrevt fh entr auten Rans-
fdaft. Weaeu Idbsrsm pfnbt man I'D an bic eissnihlms-
.:nf 1oausimerus Aatb. Stet. -
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-09-26
Toleenee fuo G~nero6'Rreiis:
propifonen unp Tarmprpbucte

I1ebl. gruoiatrs 75-6 50
, Dinler s W-H 90
Bu@rstae nmtbl.. ... go 90
gceiien 70 95-l o.
g1ei,en, so 90-9,
.Rcrn, uetes TN 4etren) IS
&erumebl. per 100 pfano..."."".""~..".... 1 25-l Z.
Safer. neae 90. IS
0erae, neue. 4O-42
sC-42
Bobn,n, ttfe I SOL Is
8ob1en, quite. 25-1 S.
@eialssnes S&uetu' Rti(4. frtftes"."."....15 O0-15 q
3k-tZ
.Rartpfelu, Bufbel. 3O-3H
G,er........... 14-15
Butter, in 5dGern 1T,
Butter. in 1dBhtn unt 1871
Raie, gep gort 5Ibrtt. Is IS
R61e, g1efe1n geferpe 15-16
Rde. Mtnneipta.. 1000. 12k-13A
5ppfer ........w. s.
....... 3 oO- 50
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-01-30
For the REGISTER.
Looking Back.
Br ALICE TuORNE.

When our fears and doubts are ended,
And tho tolls Of our long day are o'cr,
And the spring time Of our youth has ripened
Unto autumn's richer store;
When we cease to look to future,
And turn fondly to the past
To those treasures which seem brighter
With the luster, which the laps of years lsl
cast.
How trivial will seem those struggles
Far back in tho long agol
And how bright the sun was shining
When we thought it dipped so low
How trivial too those heart aches,
Seeming greater than we could bear;
Little dreaming the great tide of sorrow
Was only rising there.
Vain those mystic castles built in dream work
Vain the young hearts restless glow;
Soon, 70 soon were lessons taught it
To be patient and beat slow
Vain the priceless love was banishod
Fondly dreaming that no future could its touch
efiace,
Till within the young hearts trustings.
Eternal sorrows found their resting place.
van,-all now seems vain
Hearts united but to sever,
Hopes like the meteor fash moment
And then lost forever,
Yet from out the dreary past
Steals purer light.
Clearing the mist from our dim eyes
As the sun clears the clouds Of night
Revealing all our struggles
On tbs rough paths Of life.
Gives he who follows after
The victory in the strife,
For they were not lost, those treasures
And those struggles counted vain,
For gold is tried in the furnace
So the heart must be tried by pain.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-01-30
A Double Acrostic on the words Chri t.
mas Day.

Cesar set time his subjects TO tax,
Christs Gospel relates the following facts:
Herod Of Judea was called their King,
lie required men, wives aud children to bring,
Remain there until their names were enrolled,
(Roman taxation as we have been told;)
In Nazareth lived pair, who tarriod,
Intending by-and-by to be married,
Stopped at the Inn to stay, but unable,
So took up their abode in a stable.
There, one night, the Lord of glory was born,
There, in the place, whore brutes ate hay and
corn,
Most brilliantly, Bethlohon's Star did shine,
Moved on, over where, laid the babe divine,
An angel came to the shepherds by night,
Aud told them of the star. splendid sight,
Soon there appeared grand Angelic Host,
Shouting praise, to Father, Son, Holy CHI ost,
Departed, left the babe in The manger,
Dear Redeemer, treated as a stranger
AS this Is Of all, the greatest event,
And il is called our Savior's first advent.
You and l look for him to come once more,
Yes, and then, all nations will Him adore.
Dee. s0th, 1871. z. d. X.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-01-30

CELESTIAL ORIGIN OF POSITIVE ELEcTRI.
crrY-M. Becquerel has recently present
ed a memoir to the Academy of Sci
ences Of Paris upon the celestial origin
Of atmospheric electricity, or rather Of
the positive electricity distributed in enor-
nous quantities in the planetary spaces.
This he iuds in the hydrogen electrified
positively which escapes continually from
the sun. According to modern obserya-
tions the solar spots are in reality cavi-
ties, by which the hydrogen, and the va
rieus substances composing the solar at
mosphere, escape from the photosphere,
this hydrogen being the result of de-
composition, bringing with it positive
electricity. which is distributed in the
planetary spaces, diminishing in intensity
moro aud more toward the earth, in con-
sequence OF the poor CO ducting power
of tho more and more dense strata OF
tho air, and of the superficial crust oi
the earth, this latter being negative only
because it is less positive than the air.
For this electricity to be propagated
| IN any meuluUi rDiue huDstducc Is utctS-
sary as vehicle aud it is established
in fact, that the luminous properties OF
electricity belong in greater degree, il
not entirely, to the pouderablo matter a.
cross which the electric discharges are
transmitted. The auroras result from
the discharges of this electricity, thus ex-
planning, according to NJ. Becqucrcl, the
rustling or cracking sound heard by the
inhabitants OF the polar regions. This
occurrence. although apparently we'll at.
tested, has been denied by some but the
experience Of M. Roller. the intrepid
aeronaut who was carried in his balloon
last December from Paris to Norway, and
landed upon a snow-covered mountain
10000 feet high. confirms this view.
This gentleman remarks, in his report Of
the voyage, that while passing through u
thin fog he perceived the brilliant rays
of an aurora tinging everything with its
strange light. Very soon a curious and
incomprehensible roaring was heard but
this, after time, ceased entirely, with
tho development of decided odor oi
sulphur, which was almost suffocating.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-01-30

FROM FRANcE.-M. Thiers in accord.
ance with previous intimations, sent to
the Assembly on Saturday his formal
resignation as President of the Republic.
1t was accompanied with an announce
ment that all the ministers also tender
their designations. Great excitemen pre-
vailed in the Chambers on reading the
communications. A vote was adopted
almost unanimously, only six members
dissenting, appealing to the patriotism Of
the President, refusing to accept his resig-
nation, and passing to the consideration
of the orders of the day. Theirs after
wards reconsidered his determination to
retire and withdrew his resignation.
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This is the speech Of Sam Berkley. a
colored gentleman of Cleveland, in accept
ing New Years present: Gentlum -
You have entirely suspected me By sur
prise. | aint had no Precipitation for
this event. Desc greenbacks is good to
have about the house. Iclar to mercy
l aint took five dollars 'cept what was my
own since | been in desc rooms, goin' on
three years. If you had respected me
little sooner | could gin you good song
| feels like a big sun-fower Il now
suppose the bosses of dis house treat the
whole crowd.
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Fatal RAILWAY ACCIDENT AT NORTH
AMPros. Mr.. L. A. johnson, Station
Agent at Northampton, on the Conncctl-
cut River Railway, was run over last Sat
urday forenoon by an engine that was be.
ing backed while he was standing on the
track. The left foot was crushed, which
necessitated amputation. Either was ad.
ministered, and he died about FIVE O'Clock
soon AFTER the limb was taken off. He
had been station agent at Northampton
about six years, and was employed in the
freight department of the Hartford and
New Haven Railroad at Hartford. He
was about thirty'tive years old and leaves
q wife.
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From tho Dental Journal

The Perkins.Byatt OF CelIuIoid Base.
In the April number Of the Journal of
1911, we called the attention of our
readers to this now base, and published,
as an item OF interest, the circular issued
by the patentecs, adding a word of eau
ton against too hasty adoption of what
was then an untried experiment. Suffi.
clent time has now elapsed to prove, we
think, the utter worthlessness Of this ma
terial as base for artificial teeth and
agreeable to a promise made when we
took up the editorial quill, we publish
the following list OF experimental cases
with this base, with the results, as our
own experience, and upon which, in part,
we base our opinion Of its merits.
Case No. /. Mrs. p, full upper set
gum teeth returned in three weeks, so
badly shrunk that the heels of the plato
would not pass over the plaster model
by one-eightb of an inch.
No2 Mrs. H., full upper plate plane
teeth returned in two weeks, shrunk so
the plate would not touch center Of the
palate by one-fourth of an inch.
No. 8. Mrs. IL, full upper temporary
set; returned in two weeks, SO much out
OF shape that it could not possibly be
worn.
No. 4. Mrs. R., full upper and lower
set; returned in four weeks, shrunk so
that it was impossible to wear them.
No. 8. Miss l., full upper set re-
turned in three weeks. Made new
plate of the improved material return.
ed in six weeks, entirely out of shape.
No. II. Miss c., partial plate re.
turned in three weeks, worthless.
No. 15. Mrs. B., full lower set ;
made 10 May. Still worn, but badly out
of shape. Ten other cases returned as
worthless.
We think comment on the above rec.
ord unnecessary; it speaks for itself. OF
all the chief materials which have been
palmed off upon the profession, as bases
for artificial teeth this is undoubtedly
the poorest. EAuEs
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A Scranton Pa dispatch says that the
disruption Of the working-men's associa-
tion is an accomplished fact. The Welsh
and English miners are arrayed against
the Irish. Catholicism is defeated, and
the Protestants ignore the existence Of
the association. Delegates belonging to
three large companies refuse to attend
the general council at Mahonoy, their
hatred and contempt for james Kelley,
the President being the chief reason
Every mine in and around Scranton is
being worked, with every prospect Of so
continuing. The miners of the Wilkes
barre iron and coal company will resume
work, to-day, having been compelled to
succumb to the reduction demanded by
the company.
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Illinois takes new departure on the
liquor question. A bill has just passed
branches of the Legislature, which enacts
acts that no intoxicating liquors shall here
after be sold in the state, without license,
and that no license shall be issued unless
the party applying therefor shall give
bonds in $4,000 that he will pay all
damages to any person, incurred in per-
son or property, by the selling of liquor
under said license the penalty to be re.
covered in the name of the state for the
use Of any person injured by liquor sold
by such licensed persons.
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Concerning the men held at Newfane,
whom some suppose to be the Windsor
(Ct) murderers, Jailer c. p. Stone Of
that place writes Two stragglers made
their appearance in Newfane, last Satur-
day, and were arrested as vagrants and
committed to the county Jail for 80 days.
They show strong signs of guilt, and We
have suspicious that they may be wanted
somewhere. The elder is a man of 80 to
40 years of age, small size, dark COM
plexion, and weak eyes The younger is
II years old, with light complexion, light
hair, and of medium size. Both have a
daredevil appearance. Sherrest, the
oldest of the murderers, is not over %
years old, but the de e:cription of the
younger applies better to Scott, who is
his accompice, who is IS years old and
light complexioned.