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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-07-03
4 Hindu Doll Marriage.

Aliens Indian Mail says: From Ben
gal paper we learn that the streets of
Dacca have lately been enlivened by mar
riage professions of kind by no means
rare in India, however new to the minds
of most Englishmen at home. In India
households dolls play far more import
ant part than they do in England, for all
the perfection to which we have attained
in the art of making and clothing them
and lodging them in suitable dwellings.
Indian dolls are not remarkable for beauty
or very close resemblance to human mod
els, but in clothing and bcdecking them
no expense is spared. They have room
to themselves, and seem to enjoy as much
attention as live children and babies do
elsewhere. Feasts and garden parties are
given in their honor; the death of doll
involves great show Of mourning and
the marriage of one is quite a public
event. In the present instance two dolls
belonging to the daughters ofthe wealthiest
Hindus in Dacca were duly led out at tne
head of a solemn procession, to the un-
feigned delight of the native bystarders.
After the wedding ceremony the parents
of the girls who had thus disposed of their
wooden puppets laid out few thousand
rupees in feasting all their friends, rela-
tives and caste-folk, as well as good
many of the neighboring poor. Seeing
what mere dolls most Indian brides them
selves are in point Of age, the difference
between the mock and the real ceremony
is. perhaps, less strikingly grotesque than
if English girls were among the perform
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-07-03
Hotel Living at Vienna

A FEW days since | applied, for apart
ments and board for the season at the
| Grand Hotel, and was informed that |
could be accommodated, but that my bill
would be rendered every hour during the
day time, and three times during the
night, and that this was necessary in order
to enable the landlord to take advantage
of all ''rushes,' and raise his prices hour
ly if he thought best Though it was
somewhat annoying to accept these terms,
| was forced to do so, and after placing
50 900 in letters of credit in the hands OF
the landlord, signed a contract not to
climb out of my chamber window at night,
nor steal the soap or towels. This last
clause came near giving me otfense, as
have heretofore confined my depredations
on landlords to destroying live stock in
hotels, but when the landlord showed me
where Bayard Taylor Bull Run Russell,
and other newspaper correspondents So
journing here had given similar bonds
not to pilfer, | was satisfied, and was i'm
mediately shown in to dinner.
The table d'hotc was firstclass, and as
| ran my eye down the bill of fare, that in
eXprcssible feeling of comfort came over
me that only hungry man knows when
the facilities for filling the aching void
beneath his vest are near ut hand.
AS is my usual custom, commenced
in the middle of the bin of fare and began
advancing simultaneously in each direc-
ton toward the extreme TANKS, which
were guarded, as in America, by soups
and fruits. Hardly had I commenced eat
ing my dinner, however, when waiter
approached, and, slipping card in my
hand, placed his hand upon the back OF
my chair as if to draw it from beneath
me. | glanced at the card, which read as
follows:
DEAR SIR-Owing to a fresh influx of foreign
guests and an advance in the price of potatoes in Ire
land, the proprietor of the GFdHd Hotel is obliged
to announce that 80 per cent. has been added to the
prices upon the bill of fare since yOu commenced
to eat Should You desire to complete your dinner
at the new schedule of prices retain your seat and
wink at the waiter, who will notify the cashier. n
B.-American guests are Informed that there is no
increase in the price of custard pie. which will be
fl finished at the old rate of thaer apiece. ten
krautzers additional if the pie Wa baked in a
square tin and the guest has the corner section.
o. course | finished my dinner, after
which | retired to my rom to enjoy a
cigar, but hardly had the smoke Of the
burning Havana cWled above my head
when rap sounded upon the door, fol-
lowed by the horizontally elongated cOun-
tenanCe of the landlord, with the bill OF
my dinner, which was as follows: | give
the amount in dollars and cents:
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-07-03

DR. ANDERSON, who accompanied the
British expedition in 1868 to the valley of
the Tapeng, mentions very singular
method by which the natives of Sanda
valley contrive to conceal gold and preci.
Gus stones Sits are made through the
skin Of their chests or necks,f and the
coins or stones forced beneath, the wound
being allowed to heal. When the valu
able objects are wanted, second cut is
made upon the spot, and they are extract
ed.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-07-03

A SLIP of the tongue on the part of
Judge Grace while charging the Grand
jury last Monday at Eddyville created con
siderable laughter at the Judges expense.
In referring to the changes which the last
Legislature had made in the laws of the
Commonwealth take effect next De-
cember-he said that in murder cases
when the jury found verdict, they might
fix the punishment at death, or, in their
discretion, at long term in the State Lea
astature. And the best of it was the Judo
didn't detect his mistake, and when told
of it afterwards swore he didn't saw anv
such thing, "-Pr5nceton (Ky) Banner,
, 1873-10-03

!a God theFqa es't ..t n Jess; H.: s2ros a9 pe'oF
borrowed s12 to bring mo 1loro. 7 Igot a situa-
tton Ct el2 por month, antl in lcAa than two
tho ltl, Of May 1862 I married good wife, mud
In leaH than ono woclt thoroaftor embarked IN
b,lsoaB ,,.stlor tle Btylo OF David Preston y Co.,
pnlkcrs md rokors Ny on:iro s'apital 4! at tl.at
start my bank, was lcus than e5V8. III Alny.
1864, l,al an,nsHcd n fortune, 4f near s.G,00o,
and viii, thla increased catital oltcnea Iank
III Ulicngc. III Inn month oi AngsMt tolo"ti u,
Mr.. A. klcmm, our bnrkor Mt No. 60 Wnll Dtrcor,
Now Yorl;, failed, with $4,000 Of orr monoy III
lliu possession, which was nj! wo wore worth mud
little moro.. Wo never realized but s,15 out OF
th e8,D00, md vol did not commit hr'cfde, r'tl
away, compromise, or rosigi. I prayed, and
,oor&cd, and paid, and haye been doing Tho same
kind OF lnuiloHa over sfrco, md expect to light
IL out OH this limo to tho end Of my joarnoy.
'sopt 25, 1878, wo coac1 oilr aoori at II
o'coolt q. M, not because wo had sustained my
loss, not because Of my fraud or darkness behind
tho pccno, but simply bocauso wo could not pny
III currency or otherwise, OH demand, nll TINT wo
owed. Previous to tlla, tho bants Iii NnW York,
Baltimore, Chicago, md many othor Places hau "a
virtually suspended eurronoy payments, o'ly In
such small sums as thoy Baw ut to pay out"
, 1873-10-03
SUBURBAN NEWS.

E0ItHQEu IAtths
This suburb ins III association callol the Nor
wood Park Building Association, formed unaer
tho general State law, with oapital Of 100000.
All Of tho stock haa beon subscribed for,
tho minority being held by residents.
Tho aaanclation own Ave blocks OH
tho north sido Of tho track, upon which they are
ready to build houecs, to DO paid Tor in small
monthly inatallulontB,
pARK R1n0E
has signal station. It ID said to he located on
tho lllghost ridge of land in Cook County.
Col TAolnns 7. lsoNb, President OF tho United
States Commission to Texas, has boon spending
q low wcoka with Ills family ut Ilia homo III thiB
placs. Col. nohb will start for Texas IN q fow
tlays, to a,perintend tho construction of q rail-
road of Which ho Ia rrosidont.
InvINd PARK
has ton new houses just finished, and building.
AONTNoHE,
the new station at the junction Of tho Chicago 4
Northwestern aud Milwaukee L st, Paul llail'
roAda, III to hayo an artcsan vol. A largo mum
bor Of hollsea aro being put np.
NEW TOWN,
without an inhabitant Of name, that the wrltel
, 1873-10-03
BOARD OF POLICE.

Two Additional Assistant Fire Mar-
ali,s1a Appointed nisd Assigned to
Ds,ty Probationary Policemen
N1udo Regulars.
TAe Beard Of Police and Tiro Commissioners
met yosterday afternoon as usunl, and tried
William Tobin, ppaman OF No. 1G, for dlsobedl-
euco OF orders and neglect Of duty. ltappoaring
TINT ha error had boon one Of Judgment rather
than intention, tho charges wero Dismissed. On
Recommendation Of Marshal Bonner, 1saao q.
Hallock aud Jamos II. Housor wero made per-
1nauout monbors Of the Department.
Tho sheds and sllantles being erected on tho
burnt patch OIL ualstod gtreot woro complained
/ by ex-Alde, man Powell, who insisted vory
urgently tnut something must be lono to stop
building them. Commissioner Sheridan es-
plnincd that stupa had boen taken 10 hold the
partioa engaged in building to tho provisions Of
the tlre-lnts ortllnanco @ oyor a; weoK ago. Ill.,.
the oxigencios OF tho fire service required nd.
tionas assistance for the hettor government Of
tho department, his RECOMMENDATION that two
foremcn ba detailed to net Us Assistant Fire Alnr-
thoir services, vas unanimously agreed TO- the
] mcmbors of tho Board being convinced Of tho
necessity OF such assisiance.
Tho Superintendent OF tho Fro Alarm Tolo-
graph askca for light wagon and hosse to susa
takon uudor consideration. 1t .wna decided
lhat telegraph poles, having alarm
boxes Lou them, should bo paintod
! rcd Tor tho Insight Of about foet from The
ground, and to consult with the Board Of Pub,
| liz works ou tho question Of having tho stseal
lamps, eloso by tho alartn boxes mado red
| lights.
| Fourteen "gpcciala wore accepted as "rog,l
lars" in the Police Department, and received
! paternni lcctnrnR from presislont Cleveland a,t
| flo two other Commissioners. Their recore's
during their probation, wero very satisfactor1
anl reeaived lilo commoi,latIon Of Tho Boare.,
| Fire Alarshal Donuer presented nracoumsnaa
tion that Loo Myers, Of Dabcooli Engine No..
TITLED III Assistant Fire Marsha's, anA the re
commenlation WIS co,currel In, aud tho Boart
NlioMnod,
, 1873-10-03
LOCAL COMMISSIONS.

Tho Chicago Railway Managers De4
nuutace M aza Outrage fs.e Paying of
Conan, isStonn to Loct.i agents..
Tho oxposo mado in yestordaya TRIBUNE an
the commission swnde by loeal aud general
agents of many railways in tho country, Inns
cyoatod quite stir among managers, and MI
agrao that TIE TRIBUNE hutt done good thing
in publishing tho faeta in the caHo. The Super
iutonlen!s ana 0Innagora OF tho Unitca
Railway Association, who mcet in this
city on the 9th Of this month: will
undoubtedly take some decisive action III regard
to tho mattor, whether tho Gonoral Passenger
and Ticket Agents do anything or not. Every
Superintendent and manager III. this city do
no,,nceu tho paying Of commissions to local
agents as big steal lnl MI outrage OH tho
railroads as vol rs on Tho public. +" 1t is I'LL
outrage" one Gonoral Superintendent cx-
| c|aImof "to gyo nun who hag no responsbill-
ty wateyor, and who can hardly road Or write,
salary Of oyor e10000 yoar-moro
Than tho salary OF railroad presi-
| don't" "7Vlly don't you abolish tho
commission lusinesa?' the reporter inquired.
"Doeaune." said tho Superintendent " tho
| General Passenger and Ticket Agents hayo tho
| powcs to nct in this matter, aud majority OF
thonl for Ho,ne reaaon Or other. probably fos tho
roason THE IRrnuSE Giyea--tlat they divide tho
| Bp01R-ar0 III 1hFQf OF paying coNltulselUHss
'salost OF these local asonta, said the huperi1s-
| toudent, s'nro among railway mon wtlat tho Hos
| illgitea arc among tho pooplo, lr1mme!H and tho
! sooner they nro prohibited from rocoiying c3:;.-
| missions, tho bottor IL will DO for the public mil
| lho railroatl.1." Il majority OF tho uouoral
Agents in this city would like to REQ this ,natlcr
aattal and tho public glvon tho benefit OF tho
commission, but tlloy arc opposed ut every stop
by tho General Agents or IT. Lou!a md ohor
! Weatorn cities. and can therefore accomplish
hut ycry llttlc. Ono Gonoral Tichos Agont Buid :
"Tlloro IL moro truth Than poetry III tho article,
but what can wo do to rcnudy It 7 The agents
OF otAor cities will pay eonl1ntsblons. and tllero-
fore wo aro also compelled to lo the HaMo rs d
| 1nutter Of aelf-tlefenHo, or olse our buHtncs3
would bo rutucG at tho eXpoao OF st, Louie or
osl,er roads, " "Dut," au!lcl tho reporter, "su-
| puslng ali tho Chicago rpilwny managers llnito
agH.Ht paying commissions, would not tint do
away with tho evil In this city u "Noll," ho
replied, "this commission busiMeas III nil evil
Which oan,ot 10 lectillod. I am, therefore, II,
favor Of all tho roala agroo!ng to \ small conl-
mission, no as to prevent atnall roatls from pay.
iug high oonuniHaiolia." Another Goueral
Ticket Agout wantol to know WHO waa
,Moant BY tliuAonost General Ticket Agents,
| IIo WAS told by tic reporter TINT those
woro meant who felt themselves guilty Of tho
charges made. lie rclllod that ho din not foo!
guilty IN tho least and he WAS Glgd The TRln'
. uSE oxpoBod the ylllainous imposition.
Tloro IL ut pteaont only QUO railroad In ult
country that does not pay my commissions
the Now York Oentral-and still 1t is Just as
; prosperous, II not moro 80. thun tho others.
, 1873-10-03

9siMpIOyeF0 datttt A5mpaOyG0s
70 ths Eiitor er Tho chitaqo Tribune:
.51n. In your editorial columns Of to-day
notice M article entitled ''Employora and En-
ness and accuracy with which your lenders aro
usually supplied, and contains, what may ap-
poar to that numerous employed clnsH for whose
bonoat it Is oyidoptly intended, tho aonblanco
Of aophiatry.
Tho writer starts in with tho assumption tint
largo manufacturing companies aud corporations
muat roduco forcos or close altogether, and
suggests, aa proper measure for partial relief,
reduction Of tho hours Of labor, md roton-
ton Of as nearly O maximum number OF
employees as possible which proposition
cortainly Bcoms humane and practicable whero
the nature Of business will accommodate such
Ill arrangement. lIe also otforB Honlo indf8-
putnbly rood advice to billiardiata md tippors.
But to tint portion Of the employed WHO do not
frequently indulge In either Of thoso forms Of
dissipation and yet fnd their earnlnga barely nd
! equato to nquaro current accounts, Ho1no other
| theory for their roliof must be invented:
Ills atatomont That "tho ao-caflod rich mon oil
Chicago hnve, In tho past week. lost moro mon. mon
and rolling mills III and around Chteago, would,
| If true, hardly console the young married man n
who gooH homo tonight to inform bis wife OF n
to mako good those in,mcnao u Losses :"
Which he cannot bring himself to believe
bnye 80 universally fallon i1 high
| places. Whore arc the merchants. bankern, anu
manufacturers, iii this city, who lavo roally Hnf-
| forcd seriously mud permanently in pocket, OK
cont Oh direct poualty for illcgitinnto business
trangacttons7 Iruc, doposits have boon called 1
for; purchasers 1nyo, to eome cxtent, remained
at home, or reduced thoir bills; aud orders upon
our ynrious mills and manufactures havo beon,
for tha uot,co, withhold. But cal1 thcso facts
alone bo considered in tho light Of great losaoB
, 1873-10-03

calculation to pay his motto whom luo, ,if tho
bark 30 t.ossses In Tho meantime, l,o liz doing
lis 1n.Hinesa ~ ut,ral deposits in bank, otc.
HN makes IT, check w1loM, Ills account II good,
and tlo, check IL throw, out bocanao l9
owoa the bank. Wllnt in tho result
Nro,n lint tinso on, tho ciaton,ov
converts his poclsot into Is bark, a,1d thcro Ills
depoat soulass.u until ho wants to uao it H. tito
routine Of his bB.neHs, Or In tho payment Of tho
den,al,d III Tho bnl,k ngainAt Him. llo haA lost
contldc.,ee III tho s,e"k. liz dare .ot aepost te
money, lost ho tarnot get 1t out ngaili. Tho
ban; loses tho benefit Of tho deposit; un1 tho
money lioB lo mud virtually tod ny, or, as Tue
phsase 10. "}oeksa Wp."
Now, Iwonld suggest TINT tllo beat filing lilo
bntB Gait 10 is to PURSUE altu1l coilrao NJ to
gsn tho cordeneo of thotr customers Nc tan !,
solvent, will anoly submit to hayo llts checlte
thrown out WHOM his account is good and, II
bnnkcrs hayo not learned that yot tlloy had bet
tor givo thclr attention to IT, :lhia rnnio has
demonstrated ono thing and tlnt is, Tint banks
aro quito III dependent upon Tho public md Its
EA1n PLAY,
, 1873-10-03
WlNTERMUTE.
E1is Probable Dcfcnsc--Stutements OF
EIia E'riends.

From the SioWr City Journal.
In I'LL that !as 6ean written or aaid III regard
Wutermuto. ono Of the principal actors, l,as not
yet appeared in print, md NJ n mattor Of Justice
to I'LL wa submit tho following as it was givcn-
IN suhstanca-by Ills friends to a reporter Of tho
Journal, who failed to obtain nudiouco with
Winteruluta himso&fs
Thoy my that. from tho timo Con. kcCook
fsat atruck Wintorntlto In Tue aaloon until tho
evening oil the next day, Wlntormuto was in
D dementea atato' having been 20 stun, u.c
o noa y y what SsS% a,s s: or hs %s
lIo for lls aulionh-in proof Of which they rotor
to lis returning to tho meeting aud lnterruptiug
It, N.,a using tho unnatural! language he did
tLoro. us s"y!ng ho bud been badly whipped, 90.
slting md ul,hoarab1o as It could DO before tho
encounter; tllat as gentleman, it waa very ]iu-
millatiug to bear alcll trcntmcnt from one who
was physically 10 much 1argor mud gtrongar |;
nfter such ~ encounter, oyon though IN posscs-
aion Of all iia facullioa and tlsat hlcCookn ut
tack on him was uncalloa for aud unprovoked,
Instead Of waiting for h!m near tho lall door,
M stated by the prcsn generally. 1t a said tl,at
when llo was first in the meeting, mad thas he
could not Bco tho Qenora1 approach through tho
llAl at all uud tllore SRs no nhot fired in Tho
hall, ai,sl Tint lo could not SEQ AleCools until lo
WINS in tho court'room where tho noctinE was
IIioy i,lrther claim that AlcCools canao to tho
hall lilo Aueond tImo armod. anl that by avcl-
dent, Tho ilr6t shot wag iirod by solao ono ILL.,
| known near tlu door, which rou9od Winlcr-
mute, WHO was sitting near lie stove. aud
who audtlonly aYoao, and, ag lsa did 70,
drew hlH revolver aud lirod. n,lastng No
Cook, anl thon advanced and ,llrcd tho second
futa! nhot, laboring, Under tl!o impression t1,at
Con. Mct;ools waa firing at him.
10 Bubstautiato this they bring responsible
ppraonn TO aay that before tho atfrny l4Ad fnirly
begun ball vas hoard to pass oyor tho l,ea,ls Of
tho crowd, and tint tho eamo lodged in tho ons
Of tho room directly opposite tho door.
Tho also nlato that, contrary torcpcatedly pub
% saa candidate Tor tho oillce Of If seerotary @ a o
tho Talritory, or any other olco, hnco Ills roAl
tlonce IN Daliota. II is alao claimed for him tina
he was u man possessed Of high souso of hon
or aud rl.tarnlHlled character,
1IiH friends deeply leplose the eat and terri
bio ending Of tho aEa!r, and aay-aa, how tyu!,
say y!-that whisky WAS 1T tho bottom OF 1t ail,
, 1873-10-03

Tho suspension md subsequent resumption
OF business by David rtoston u Co., Detroit
t,ayo bcon announced. Tho carl in which Mr.
Preston declared hls purpose to resume is po'
culiar, but buid to bo oiarsotoriBtio, Ao atartt
out III tl,in way
"1t'a good. Tle1os light ahoRd thoro'a helI
, 1873-10-03

Tho apple-jack Hoason las now falrly sot In.
and Tho farmers arc all sitting up ut utghta try
s on bsss Il to busas Of apps ase
to tle gallon.
, 1873-10-03
FORE'S FROLlCS.

Another NLurieros1A Assault by tho
Cuusic3ous sriS0ncr-Huo HMsUMdA to
Kill n1in Nvifo, but Marks 200 Coi-
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-10

The MEASEsr YEr.-Some gentlemen
Were talking about mcanncss, when one
said he knew man on Lexington av
enuc, who was the meancst man In
New York.
How mean is that ?" asked friend
"Why, he is 50 mean that he keeps a
iivc-ccnt piece, with a string to it, tc
give to beggars, and, when their backs
are turned, he jerks it out of their
pockets
"Why, this MN is so mean." con
tinued the gentleman, "that he gave
his children ten cents apiece the nigh,
before the Fourth Of July, but during
the night, when they were asleep, he
went up stairs, took the money ont OF
their clothes, and then whipped them
in the morning for losing it!'
"Yes; the other day | dined with
him, and | noticed the poor little ser.
want girl whistled gaily all the way up
stairs with the desert, and when asked
my generous friend what made her
whistle SO happily, he said: Why,
keep her whistling SO she can't eat the
raislns out of the cakev"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-10

ACAsE OF BorH.-Is there anybody
who is not nobody or that ought to be
somebody that don't know all said IN
each of the paragraphs following:
Things a married man is always sure
Of: That all the girls used TO be in love
with him. That all the widows are
now. That If he were widowcr he
could marry again whenever he chose.
That his wife is little jealous, That
she used to be pretty girl. That his
mother could make good bread; that his
wife cannot. That if he should ever
speculate he would make his fortune.
That his noiherin-law may he a fine
old lady, but. That smoking never
hurt man yet. That with a little
management the servants would always
DO we'll, and never give warning that
his shirt buttons are grossly neglected,
Things that n married woman is ready
TO make oath to: That she was very
pretty at sixteen. That she had. or
would have had, a great many offers.
That all her lady friends are FIVE years
older than they say they are. That she
had a very fine mind. That, If her hus-
band had acted on her advice, he would
be rich man to-day That her mother
in-law is very trying woman. That
her sister-iu-law takes airs and ough; to
be put down. That her girls are prettier
than Mrs, As girls. That her eldest
son is going to throw himself away oil
Miss Scraggs. That Miss Scraggs set
her cap for him, and did all the court
ing. That her servant girls are the
worst ever known.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-10

hest tricks in the patriotic game. bu.
alas, my dear son, you need not 2 e gbt
them. | forgot, in the moment OF Drlgn'
memory. that / am too weak-too weak.
7 did hope to show you the committee !,
sbnf1len and the appropriation draw
Init alas. farewell! Mans life Is Dut q
Nv son, my breath fails me- am
faint cannot say much more. bu!
there is bright future before you. !
shall leave YOU means enough to put
Won above being cheap man. AND
/ hone. since have pointed out to you
the nroper course, that you will invest
vonr talents and character in the Coy,
ernment so that the investment Will
pay-not the Government, but you.
Now draw near to me, that ! may
place my hand upon your head and con
fer upon you fathers dying benson.
Bless you, my son, bless you! | be-
oueath to you my interest and my so
licitude in "the best government tia'
God ever made Stand by the govern
ment, my son!-stand close to it-cllne
to it!-especially to the treasury OF tho
country. Therein are the solace o.
peace and the sinews of war. Watcl
lover these-guard them, and, II you
can carry them home with you to love
and cherish and, also
Here his jaw fell, his eyes set, ans
the soul Of an American patriot states
man wendell its way to the New Jeru
salem. where the streets are pavet
with gold' and corner-lots are open Il
location SINGLELIsE.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-10

HANGING GARDrNs-A hanging gar.
den Of sponge is one of the latest nov.
elites in gardening. Take sponge Of
large size and sow it full of rice, oats
or wheat. Then place it for week or
ten days in a shallow dish, and as the
sponge will absorb the moisture, the
seeds will begin to sprout before many
days When this has fairly taken
place the sponge may be suspended by
means of cords from hook in the top
of window. where a little sun will
enter. It will then become like mass
OF green, and can be kept moist by
merely emersing it occasionly in o bowl
OF water. This is one Of the cheapest
and prettiest hanging beauties Of ver.
dure yet attempted.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-10

intolerance springs from two causes,
ignorance and innate bascness; the wise
and good are never wholly intolerant