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Decorah-posten., 1875-11-04

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Decorah-posten., 1875-11-04
General Merchandise.

81 fan piitnOf life 9lers SororinQ
paa "ltorartst &arsnpI09 slsr no9st
uaImiuoeIist 8isnbltab til 3anoslsu"
men toosr os aIll9susl ben 6tibso
at inobpbs Qaupsmruo til at bsleas
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Ter, % lfal Oct p9rs por B,itrGbslis
usb reoslie Bsbanoliu9 os rimsli9e
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Ruuosr.
Ollie SlusS 6urmprOoutier ta9es
/ Gplts for 8arsr.
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ite &unoer.
2GrbeniQit
Sens 9. Gee. 8. 6. 3obpiOu.
Selge W. yangeIano.
9u0rab, Den lite SSptbr, 1915.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-04


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Decorah-posten., 1875-11-04

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irririnli0 Aniecninl.
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[ ale llminetllt Sfcler1l oil aires snhctr.
eer cnItcr At ucelnnts ~ p%rlIliiie sErsrt.
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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-08-12

TMR Cosr OF CARgLEssSEss. Tho
widow and children OF q passenger
named Kruger, lost with tho steam
ship Atlantic, havo recovered S25,-
900 damages from tho White Star
Company by suit before the Court
of Queon's Bench London Tho
company admitted tho fault OF tho
captain, and tho question at issue was
solely one OF tho amount OF damages
II each life lost by the Atlantic were
rated as that Of Kruger, who had An
income FROM his business Of $4,000
per annum, the steamship company
would be liable for Sl4, ,050,000 dam
ages, but ut lower estimate, damages
granted TO tho surviving relatives OF
zach Of the passengers would amount
to two or three millions OF dollars,
The collection Of damages by the
million OF dollars worth from steam
ship companies whose agents noglec!
the precautions necessary for The
safety OF their passengers might
prove a better protection from the
dangers OF ship wreck than light
houses, fog-horns or patent life pro
servers.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-08-12
PASSING the Crowd In.

A well known drummer for large
dry goods house, who chancsd last
summer to DO in n Maino town whero
u circus was to show that night,mado
a bet that ho could pass overy one Of
u party Of thirty, who hal como over
from noighboring town, into the
"show" without paying a cent. Tho
wager being accepted, tho party was
inarshalled and proceeded to tho
tent, where the doorkeeper was bust
ly engaged taking tickets from all
who passed through tho aperture in
the canvas. Coming up with tho
crowd, the drummer rushed up to
tho tickotstaker with his hand full of
cards, and said
"Just count those men as they
pass in, ending with tho one in tho
straw hat.
"Cortainly, sir" said the Corberus,
and went to work 4; "Fivo, ten, four.
toen, eighteon," etc, as they passed
by him and mingled with tho crowd,
till the straw hat was reached, when
he shouted 'thirty-one |" and turned
round for tho tickets. But the polite
individual who bado him enumerate
had vanished, while the party who was
crowned with the straw hat, tho only
one who was stopped before he had
mingled with an melted into the in
distinguishable mass Of the crowd in
side, proved TO be an innocent coun
try man who had legitimately pur-
chased his admission pasteboard-
The ticket -taker couldn't leave his
post, for the ingress Of regular spec
tators was pressing, 80 he made th,
best Of it, and said nothing. He had
learned lesson, however, that made
him take tickets first aud count aftor
wards, for the future.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-08-12

BE.UTfFUL ANSWERS, A pupi! OF
tho Apo Sicord gave the following
extraordinary answers
"What is gratitude Z
Gratitude is tho memory OF tho
heart"
"What is hope ~
"IIopo is tue blossom Of happi.
ness.
"What is tho difference botwoen
hope and dosiro p
"Desirs il u tree in leaf, hope is u
troe in flower, and enjoyment is
trso OF fruit"
"What is eternity
80 day without yesterday or to-
morrow; line that has no end"
"What is time I"
"A limo that has two ends; path
that begins in tho cradle and ends in
tho tomb"
"What is Godf"
"Tho Necessary Being, the Sun OF
Eternity, tue Merchant Of Nature,
tho Eye Of Justioo, tho Watchmsker
Of the Universe, the Soul OF tho
World
"Does God reasony
"AIan reasons, because he doubts |,
no doubts, no deliberates, ho decides.
God is omniscient lie never doubts,
He therefore never reasons."
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-08-12
Girls Don't Do il.

WI 70 1uN I w W.
"Dont do what2" our fair young
readers will ask. There arc grcat
many things that you ought to do.
aud still larger number you had
better not do Foremost and prom
inent among the latter liz to undor-
take TO reform u drunksrd by marry.
ing him. Depend upon it. il you
cannot keep him sober during those
days OF tho average womans strong
cat influence over wayward man, the
season of courtship, tho chances will
be decidedly against succoss. Some
women have succeeded in this labor
of love, but there are ten thousand
failures to ono success IL is field
Of missionary labor that but fow of
the Sex are iittod to entor. II John
gets drunk onco month while he is
billing and oooing, depend upon it
that he will require semi monthly
seasons OF Bacchanalian recreation
when he becomes Benedict. A
man who gets drunk is necessarily n
bad or foolish man when no il under
tho influence OF liquor, and is apt to
soon become bad man whether
drunk or sober. The romantic idea
that u woman who can reform a
druukard is deserving Of crown OF
glory is all tho vercst bosh. Thoy
would be shocked by .ho suggestion
that tho man who mlrries u fallen
women and restores her to n liro OF
virtue would DO deserving OF tho
praise Of men aud tho thanks of nll
womankind The latter would b,
II much easier task than tho former
and moro likely to succeed. The
debasement in ono case ~ gonorally
incurrablo, and scorns the influence
OF kindness and affection, whilst il
tho othcr the opportunity to oscap,
from life Of degradation woull in
most casos insure u hearty coopera'
ton with tho missionary in such n
field. But the drunkard, rs is gon-
orally tho case, may be addicted to ,
variety OF other vicos, each ono o.
which should be considered as re-.
pulsive ~ that of drinking. Still
we find pure, virtuous, refined and
delicate womon risking their lives
and happiness in tho delusivo hope
Of rcscuing and restoring them Ia
stances Of tho terrible failures in this
missionary field are to be found in
every street and lane of n great city
with the accompaniment OF scores NJ
tho dosolato widows and orphans o
those who have staggered int drunk
ards graves. Still tho experiment il
continued by new votnrios, who thinl
that thoy can suoc jcl where othars
have failed II is all terrible dclu
sion. Love and devotion are power
less on drunklrd Nothing bu
an iron will and q tir!uaoss whicl
Tow women possess can check the
career OF a man who has once taker
to stong drink. He must becom,
sub joct to her will, and restrainet
from his OWL coureos by powo
stronger than loyo aul kindness
Thoro aro enough raoa who bocomr
drunkards after marriage for all req
sonablo purposes Of experiment
without taking thom fully trained il
a carcor OF vico and dobauchory
Thoroforo, We say, "dirls, don't dC
it.---BhH3hore lw"ricpa.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-08-12

Better Than Gold.

Better than grandeur. better than gold,
Than rank and title n thousand fold,
Is healty body, mind OF ease,
And simple closures that always please /;
A heart that can feel for u neighbours woe
And share his joys with q genial glow.
With sympathes large enough to enfold
All men as brothers. Is better than gold.
Better than gold Is q conscience clear.
Though toiling for bread is an humble
sphere
Doubly blest with cootent and health,
Untried by the lust Of cares or wealth.
Lowly living aud lofty thought
Adorn and ennoble q poor mans cot 4;
For man and morals, or nstures plau,
Are the genuine test Of . gontlsman.
Better than gold 10 the sweet rcposo
OF the sons Of toll whom their lAhors close
Better than gold lie poor mans sleep,
And the balm that drops on his slumbers
deep.
Bring sleepy drsushts 10 the downy bed
where luxury pillows his aching head,
His simpler opiate labor deems
A shorter road to the land Of dreams.
Better than gold is thinking mind,
That In the realm Of books can fnd
\ treasure surprising Australian ore,
And live with the great and good of yore
The ssge's lore and the poets lay,
The glorics Of empires passed away,
The worlds great drama will thus enfold
And yield . pleasure better than gold.
Better than gold 10 peaceful home,
where ell the 6rssids charities come.
The shrine Of love and the heaven Of live,
Hsllowed by mother, or sister, or wife,
However humble the homo may be.
Or.tried by sorrow with heavens decree.
The blessings thst never we're bought OF
sold
And centre there are better thsu gold.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-08-12

wished at any timo to got ny sub
scription or start any benevolent On
torprise, they always went first to
john, and worc never denied
his generosity always going quite Us
far as his means would warrant.
What an instructive history was
his, and what an encouragement for
young men in habits of industry,
temperance, integrity, and virtue.
We need only add to this narra-
tive that tho name OF the place re-
forred to "a "It-" is Rochester,
and tho mau whose history is 30 in
terostingly told, was John Allen,
chosen Mayor Of Rochester in 1874
--COnItt,u Gentleman.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-08-12
cn;lI;ona;ra ~ Granv viii,

"A millionaire Of Granville, Wis,
has recently faade will, in which no
leaves $4,000 to any incorporated
town or village in Wisconsin that
will not tolerate brass band Sen
siblo man that.
No man can become thoroughly
acquainted with his family history
without running for Office
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-08-12
nR. A. NJ. SMITH,

DR. j. Y. SHINDEL,
~ SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN,
Middleburg Pa,
Offers his professional services TO the cit
issay II xiddlsburg and vicinity;
March 2l, '67
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-08-12

One swallow does not mako q
spring, but dozen swallows some,
times makes one full
twenty pounds and two ounces
ia exactly what springfield baby
weighed just after birth.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-08-12
Advcrtit.in

Ono column one
.Ouc-half, cotOj
One-fuurth CO.
One square J.
Every adj
Professions
not b -et
Au,riT, IN
wrd A.,
Editorial
Al adv,
'riud thar
time IA
/ tho per
/ rcsp,
srsn
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-08-12
,f.om tho Philadelphia prce.
Paris Green.

Same Urgent Rss,m lIhy IL Es Sioo'j
b. .lLuHiauad
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-08-12

AT recent spelling-match one
man spelt it ''pasnip' aud got beet.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-08-12
II J.R. KELLER,
dTTOREEY-ATLAW

Csntreville, Sryder County, Pennd.
All business entrusted to his earc will 10
veli ana faithfully attended to. VIII practice
nj tho several eourts OF Snyder ana asteinfns
e.untiss. Dan be consulted In the English OF
O.rmau isueuaRs oct. 81, '73tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-07
TR
4. K. Potter, OF Gold Hill, Kills
His Former Wife and Then
Himself. In San Fran.
cisco, Cal.

Our tslssraphic columns givo a full
report Of a terrible tragedy ut San
Francisco this morning wherein A. X.
2otter Of this town killed a woman who
vas formerly his wife. and then himself.
since he WAS divorced from her last
april. after a few months OF unhappy.
quarrcisome wed;ed lifo. ho visited her
In San Francisco two or three times.
The last time he left Gold Hill was about
six weeks ago and then II was
quite plain to his friends that
Le went TO San Francisco for
the purpose Of seeing her again, al
though he dill not say 40. Potter has
been a we'll Unknown and much-respecte,l
citizen Of Gold Hill for several years.
and has served one term as member oil
tho Legislature from this county. His
occupation was q contractor and builder.
and he was a man Of great energy, but
his oyerpowering attachment for an un-
worthy woman has at last resulted In
his ruin and death. His numerous
friends in this section will regret exceed.
in,ly 10 hear Of his sudden taking on
and most tragical end.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-07

.'FEoM tho Worlds Dispcnsary Print.
Ing Office aud Bindery. Buffalo. N. T..
We have received The Peoples Com.
mon Sense Medical Adviser. In plain
English; or. Medicine Simpliied. by IL.
v. Piercs. VI. d., Counselor.in-chicf of
the Board Of Physicians and Surgeons
at the Worlds Dispensary. Whoever
helps humanity In Its struggle with its
inherent weaknesses and diseases. TO
bear or cure, Is its benefactor. lgnor.
ancs IL not only Of itself n Of dis
ease and mortality. but II IN tho enemy
OF every effort 10 euro or mitigate.
Nothing will NO speedily removo this
cnise as knowlodgo--an elementary u
at least-of the diseases 10 which we nro
heir, M well NJ those superinduccd by
our own imprudence. DIR. Pierce has
rendered. In our judgment. a bcnefac.
tors service, both 70 tho afflicted and To
the profession. In his diagnosis Of tho
diseases treated Of. and In tho p~resenta.
ton OF the philosophic principles In.
volvcd In their Cause and removal. lilo
Is spnring Of remedies and usually pre-
scribss such as are safe In unskillcd
hands. As o book merely Of abstract
knowledge, II Is exceedingly readable
and interesting. especially the following
subjects: Cerebral Physiology, Human
Tcmperamonts. Pscudo-H Hygiene, tho
Nursing OF the Sick, Sleep. Food. Ven.
tilation, etc. In ono chapter on another
subject, 40 delicate In It's nature that II
is shut up beyond the domain OF warn
ing 10 all but physicians, 80 accused In
It's results In modern society. ho is most
explicit. and nike true to God. TO virtue.
to life and to society, shows the truth
rs presented In tho teachings OF Scrip
turo-that lifo begins with conception
with great force, to which 10 added
faithful warnings. ~ Philadelphia Presty.
teridn.
Price Of the Medical Adviser Sl.50.
sent postpaid. Address tho author at
Buffalo, N. Y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-07

Low, JEALOUSY n SHOOTING Ar
rR,Y.-Tho Ehlerprise OF this morning
says: About 4 o'clock yesterday after.
noon a very quiet little shooting ARRAY
came of at tho Williams X Bixler
House. in this city. A man named
Crane accused j. q. Brenholt Of o
criminal intimacy with n Mrs. Horn
brook, who. II not divorced. Is
living separate and apart from
her husband. Brcnholdt denied the in
,imacy. Crane insisted upon 1t that
Brcnholdt should confess, AMI when he
percmptorily refused. Crane drew n pis.
,oi and shot at him. Tho bullet. how
ever. did not take effect. and parties in-
.orfsrei to prevent further mischief.
Mr.. Crane was arrested by Constable
Enjers, TO whom he acknowledged that
he intended to kill lirenholit. lie was
taken before Judge Knox. and placed
Under 3 1000 hail for appearance to M.
swer for the offense.
SUDDEN DE,rn.-'A rumor was cur.
rent ON tho streets OF Virginia this
morning that n young man named Ea.
Ziegler had dropped dead on G street,
between = and 3 O'Clock A. N. As near
as could DO learned. however, thorc was
no foundation for the report. IL aP.
pears that he has been i'll for four OF
i've DAYS, during which Understanding
TO the statement Of n woman at No. ~
d street, Mt whose house his body was
living this morning he has been sub
ject to proiuse bleeding ut tho nose,
lie sank steadily during the time men
toned and died at the hour stated this
morning. Ziegler was a bartender al
the saloon on the corner OF sutton
avenue and G street. Coroner William
Mayer was notified Of his death and
designed holding an inquest to inquire
into the attending circumstances. but
at what time wo did not learn.
HELD AT TIM Posr.orrics.-A let
ter addressed TO Charley Miller. Box 4,
New Buffalo. Michigan. is detained at
tho Gold Hill Postoiiics ON account VI
insufficient postage.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-07
NSSE--MENTS.

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November q.
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"a; sale dsy November q.
~; dslinqarnt oct. ~; -ale day. Nov. 81
SHEER MI Al p.r .h.r levied Octob-r .;
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~
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IN S.it,"prnt oet ~. ale day. Nov. n.
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Jrlinanrnt oct. Is; sale day, Nov. 10.
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bsrt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-07
PROTECTION AGAINST FIRE.

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IL Is oinmoh eAP'ess'on' y! '''"
newspapers and individuals In this Sec
| ton. ..that despite all that may DO said
r., orr rro,.c,;on avainst fire.. tho
$3.50 . ----.., =.
iact remn'ns' an" F"
every extensive fro occurring. that tho
present fire arrangements in Virginia
are totally inadequate for the object in.
tended" The observation is most un.
dopbtedlv correct. anil being 40, somo
r,.ans os,h, 10 he deyi.ci To- afforl tho
| .;,r hs,,ar nrot.c,;on. MANY suc,es.
,ions Amino MI This have nj different
,;mcs hc.n male.
So,oo ,Iyocate milling large cistsrns
ohoy. ,ha civ similar 10 that lately
constructed by tho Ophir Company.
with ten or twelve inch mains running
from these through the principal streets,
| nnd having Are plugs with hose attached
AT convenient distances similar to those
around some Of the principal mines In
| this Mace and Virginia. IL Is argued
that the time now lost by the fire com.
n,n;e. in r~unnin, Ia tho q of n con.
i,,rntion. getting up steam, etc, would
,h,r.by he saved and many fires that,
1ecorlinv 10 the present method do a
treat deni OF damage. would DO nipped
In the bud. The plan at first sight
vonlI ann.ar 10 bo n GOOD one and has
many features to recommend 1t. At the
same time several good objections can
be raised against depending upon II en-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-07

CORRECTED. An item appeared In
the News Monday SITTING that Judge
Jamos d. Meagher died that morning
The statement was premature. Mr.,
Meagher was net expected 10 live. but
did not die ut the limo mentioned. He,
however. sank gradually from that time
till about 6 o'clock Last evening. wher
no expired. Ho will be buried from his
late residence In Virginia at $50 ?. N,
tomorrow.