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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-11-04

"The first step towards wealth"
says an exchange, sis the choice OF
q good wife" "And the first step
toward securing a wife, is the pos
session of good wealth, says another.
Here we have one of those good
rules which work prettily both ways.
Boston Advertiser.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-11-04

FATAL Hoe DIsEAsE.-A fatal dis
ease is attacking hogs in the lower
portions of Dubuque county, Iowa.
1t commenced in Clinton county, and
spread into Jackson, and now into
others. Only fatted hogs are attacked,
and generally die in o few hours,
after breaking out 10 loathsome sores.
Farmers are greatly alarmed at the
spread of the disease.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-11-04
Legal Advertisements.
GHERIFFS SALE-GERHART.

State of Wisconsin, County of Grant-ss. Circuit
Court for Grant County. Thomas Tormey, plaintiff,
against John Gerhart and Katherine Gerhart, his
wife, John Kirk and Sarah Ann Kirk his wife,
Frederick shupner and Frederick Kluckhorn, de-
PENDANTS.
BY virtue of judgment Of foreclosure and order Of
sale rendered in the above entitled action by the
Circuit Court of Grant county, at the September
term 1875 thereof on the first day of October 1873,
70 me directed and delivered / shall, on Saturday
the 20 tn day Of November 1875 one O'Clock in the
afternoon of said day. at the front door Of the court
house, in the village of Lancaster. Grant county,
Wisconsin, offer for sale and SELL public auction
the highest bidder for cash. the following described
mortgaged premises, to-wit: The northwest quarter
and the half OF the rtheast quarter OF section
two (2 and the southeast quarter of the southe
quarter of section three and the northeast quarter
of the northeast quarter of section ten (l0) all in
township FIVE (5), north of range two (2) west
situated in Grant county. Wisconsin.
Dated at the Sheriffs Office, in the village Of
Lancaster, Grant county Wisconsin, this 9th day of
October, 1875. J. B. MCCOY, Sheriff Grant Co. Wis.
BUSHNELL CLARK, Pitts Attys. 3lw6
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-11-04
SHERIFFS SALE-CAMpBELL.

State of Wisconsin, County of Grant--ss. Circuit
Court for Grant county. ]. Allen Barber, plaintiff
against Harrison Cumpbell and Enoch Adkins,
defendants.
BY virtue of a judgment of foreclosure and order
of rendered in the above entitled action by the
Circuit Court sof Grant county at the September
term 1875 eof the LIST day of October 1875 to
directed and delivered, shall, on Saturday, the
Goth day of November, 1875, at O'Clock in the
afternoon of said day. at the front door of the
house. In the village of Lancaster, Grant county,
Wisconsin, offer for sale and sell at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash. the following described
mortgaged premises, to-wit: The southwest quarter
of the northwest quarter of section twentyseveR 2
in Town six (6) north of range three 81 west, and
the southwest quarter OF the northwest quarter of
section seventeen Q7) town six (6) north of range
three 81 west the last mentioned forty being the only
forty in said section seventeen owned by the said
Harrison Campbell when he executed said mortgage
and being the forty in said section intended
to be mortgaged and actually covered by said
mortgage. all of said land being in Grant county,
Wisconsin. Further, it having been found by the
court that the southwest garter of the northwest
of section twentyseven (27) town six ) range three
(3) consists of homestead the same will not be sold
offered for SALE until all that portion OF the above
described mortgaged premises. not including the
homestead before mentioned, shall have been sold.
Dated at the sherif's office, in the village Of
Lancaster, Grant county, this 9Th day of October,
1875. j. B. MCCOY, Sheriff Grant County, Wis
BARBER CLEMENTsoN, Pitts Attys. 3lw6
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-11-04

Icy We have social strengths. Our
affection toward others creates sort
of vantage or purchase which moth :
ing will supply. | can do that by
another which | cannot do alone. |
can say to you what | cannot say to
myself. Other men are lenses through
which we read our own mind.-Em-
frSOu
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-11-04

WHOLESALE POISONING OF a WE'D
DING PARTY.-Dalton, Georgia, is ex-
cited by the discovery Of the poison
ing Of sixty-two persons at wed
ding supper last Thursday night.
Ladies and gentlemen and
colored cooks all were sufferers IN
the insta.ce. The effects of the
poison did 40. evelop under twelve
to eighteen hours. Many were Sc
rioCsly affected, and some are still
lying in a precarious condition.
Most of them had cholera morbus,
cramps, cbil!s and fever and exhibi-
ted the signs of inflammation OF the
stomach. The poison was traced TO
the custard, though not all who ate
OF the custard suffered, but all who
are afflicted ate of it. DR.. 2. q. Cor
don. an intelligent and successful
ply stefan, says that in preparing the
custard, the "oli of bitter almonds
was used, and the stock being ex-
haustsd, . decOction of peach leaves
was made. He attributes the poison
to the oil of bitter almonds. Most
of the patients are improving, and It
is hoped that oil will soon recover.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-11-04

The accusing spirit which flew up
TO heavens chancery with the oath,
blushed as he gave it in, and the
recording angel as be wrote it down,
dropped tear upon the word and
blotted il out forever.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-11-04

A lazy mans churn has been in
vented in Vermont. 1t is adjusted to
a wagon, and all man has to do Is
TO drive down for the mail, and when
he comes back the butter has come,
too
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-11-04
Grand Distribution
OF
LOW PRICES FOR HIGH GOODS
AT THE
ONE PRICE GROCERY STORE

Tho cheapest east OF the Atlantic coast, where the
Cheap john style is practiced by advertising
such Great Sacrifice" Fearful Slaughter" or
"Below Cost" etc. where you will be received with
that peculiar smile of mine, and then I'll make
dive for your weasel skim One fault of mine is
had always been everpolite in Germany. l came
pretty being put in prison while ia the
old country for the very same reason, butt In
this glorious country they ask me invariably for
credit, If l practice on thom my French style Of
etiquette but the greatest crimes a man may be
guilty of are being Dutch getting drunk and playing
the fiddle But have been led away from the thread
of my story. No woman is can be happy without
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-11-04
Done Away With the Middleman,
Courtesy is the Watchword

of my establishment tocash customers, to
whom l will sell cheap, because 1 cannot help
myself on account of that big heart of
mine, and for that very reason my name will be
handed down to posterity. Instructions given free
of charge to the poor show TO become rich' and
they especially invited. Having been poor once
myself administer to their wants by experience.
still look upon the Blind Robin a staple article
OF food for those French gentlemen who would like
to oysters If they could pay for them Saturday
night Admission free, as usual, but makes you see
much troubles before you get out. Remember, this
is the biggest house west of the Pacific coast.
J. BEG
P. S.-Goods delivered free of charge to all parts OF
the city by od.lookng Dutch Boy, who is entitled
to the sympathy of the entire community, because
he born in Germany, and on that account he
never can be President. 1929 j. b.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-11-04
THE HER AL D.
Sauer.Kraut.

Sauer. kraut, like lager beer and
Bologna sausage, is becoming an ID
stitution of the country. 1t is Ger
man dish and highly valuable. To
prepare it, cabbages are shredded oy
a cutting machine in the fall. and
pounded solidly into barrel with a
little salt sprinkled uniformly during
the process-say quart to 5O gal
lon barrel. A clean cloth covers the
top on which a round board and
heavy weights are laid. The cabbage
Juices rises to the top and excludes
all air from the solid material The
barrel stands in the cellar, or some
place of uniform temperature. Fer
mentation ensues and the saccharine
matter is converted into vinegar.
Thus moderately picked, the vegta-
bic keeps until the succeeding crop
and may be used as wanted, COM
mencing soon after its preparation.
Boiled with ham or other meet 1t IS
really delightful, and resembles boil
ed cabbage, to which little vinegar
has been added. 1t is a successful
device FIR procuring a variety OF
vegetable food during the winter and
spring seasons. After once learning
to eat, most persons are passionately
fond of it. II seems to dilute the
concentration of winter meals. Its
slight acidity excites q relish, and
corrects the grossness of meats. A
Dubuque gentleman making an ex.
tensive calling round, New Years
day, found himself at his ropes end
and unable to hide away any more
of the usual delicscies. A compass
sionate hostess relieved him by pre-
senting a pailfuIl of sauer-kraut.
His companions laughed, but the
remedy was as effective as it was
suitable and pleasant. We have
thought that the raw kraut might be
dressed up with condiments and
make no inferior substitute for cole
slau. Our frow has promised to try
it.-Dubuquc Telegraph.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-11-04
Good Tea or Coffee.

Then, why don't you call at my store and
please your wife, and particularly myself
and you all like to hear your children laugh; we'll
then, bring them to my Toy and Candy Store, and
you will hear their merry voices ring in the air like
little silver bells. My line of School Books is com
plete. and, if you won't buy, down with intelli:
still remnant of barbarity left at my store in the
shape of pint and half-pint TASKS, which will loan
on a deposit of a dime, and after they empty or
charmless you may return them and won't give
you a cent. / have originated new idea in having
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-11-04
YiLLare Of Wooaman.
Topu 4. Range 6-Gien Haren.

Und l-6 Frac lot less
pit village Glen Hv'n
off sw Co (57 acsl.. 10 Husbsrd......-... ~
Und 10 VIZ mex less
9 acs village Glen 90
Haven ............ Is Unknown. ......,....... 20
Und 10 frac lot leHs
Al village Glen
Ink ! IS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-11-04
Tax List.
UNREDEEMEO LANDS.
Tax Notice---For Deed.
nrFrcR ar cnIrNrY CLERK.

OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK,
LAgcAsxER. Grant Co, Wis, Sept 10. 1872 }
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following
~ described lands and village lots In the county OF
Grant and State of Wisconsin were sold by the treas
Of said county, on the 18th day OF May, 1878,
for the delinquent taxes of the year 1877.
The amount set opposite each tract OF land ana WI
age lot is the amount of tax and charges due
thereon computed up the last day of redemption,
Now, therefore, unless the taxes and Charges, 10
gether with the redemption fee, are paid on the fol-
lowing described tracts of land and village lots on or
before the 18th day of May D. 1876, the same will
be conveyed by tax deed to the purchasers according
to the provisions oflaw.
TopR 3, Range l. PlatterEfe
DESCRIPTION. SEC. NAME. AMT
nna acre in rorper
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-11-04
Farm Machinery.

WHEN YOU COME TO TIRE
, 1875-02-27
THE vrcksBURc INVESTIGATION.

A1SOulff NEgpl}I " T1tR COMMITTEE.
WASHINGTON, D. e., Fob. 28.-Rup.esautntircs
Spear, Of Pennsylvania, and 0'Driss,, OF Mary
la''d Ut tho Mississippi Special Committee. have
united III report, concluding III fo!!ows;
from review of tlu whole lostlu.uuy wa briefly
.rtr.t-Thrt in tho City Ct yIcts''nse anl cauuty u
Warruu ae Thtso citizens ray about ~ pr ernt OF
Tue ta1ts Whirh hhtG grown enJEi1ualy GpErHsd1fgt
md Tho ntgr0oa chiefly assess collect, 1na dlsburse
thru.
fl3oo +, now II fur ~ c'n 10 asrtrtanca
!l.!t haa accumulated 10 this SUM ly reckless nnd
K.IsYuus burden inr0Bxt oil IouRatlan Ut II, ,QG0
lsote, lr.a tlan hnt Of wi,otn aFo White penria.
7hird-Thns = cur1nut an'l Infamous Hng, composed
os ucsro officials. ls o1!sc In ssla sty sn: county
for several years, who " forGcEies. pecaation, ar
systcmatI:cd frauds the revenues, hare impaired
tin ub!lu credit, Impoverished ths people, and aug
Eentc tlo tAxca 10 rated resulting !n practical eon-
t1artH-That retcr Crosby, tho sherln and Tag
corrupt olicials, and by III. rower iu Blu.ueuluu
jarorr their eotVr.!on was ruesed practically lu.
trtcn!s v!srn charged with thu gtaytat sn1euss,
lsaas n.soEiously uoIthir.s Wac tls elIes t.upeI-
eat !" ths ,s s,'n,!astra.ton q j,4cs T. .,s ss4:
tho prosecution Ut CA1d9s1, thu eadGr IT tho g, for
lafeasance n uhseo wa* pcEyecni!un When ~ houHst
an, by Lts rar,issnahip. A4d derro,ol pubua cuuh.
dehco lu tao tribunal oytr which ho Presided.
s u Ss s sn hs u. Is .s9
an suited n It's constitution anil dsslaTod III a inrcs-
inEs, waa " secure capabIs qtciaL aud honest goy-
e1Allant.
Sertnth-yhat the Lonis Of Croaby - HhsstH unA
Tax Collector utterly insalfc!cnt not ntholute
" Worthless.
t.JuhN-That The board Of Supervisors weso advised
Of Tho utter tusn!ccucy OF cs1apys 1aads, Lut cor-
f,ty lecued "a co!oIt .! hIm ~ Tao Law required, 10
xtts Seod and sufficient boads.
.sh-Thas tl9 tl1ne having arrived for tho colles.
llos. at t,1es, lhs tax-tAyefa having NO Atelusso
remedy jul afea III t0Ir deInanl for Cruabya
Fxst8uatlon and 1t h!A resignation voluntary aud
mt The result u yIolrues Or THREATS,
Ts.fa-Ihe sonates of Dtr resulting In tho Kill.
wa sociy mud wholly caused ly ~ sr,ac4 atampt ot
ths ueHruea u Warren Oounty 70 invade Vickzitry;
that ts nsssion was uc!ttd sad tusllR4tel by lrsr
, 1875-02-27
Republican Opposition to Parta
Of the Force Bill.
Tho llabeas Corpus Clause Espc-
ciaiEy Condemned.
Feeble Discussion Of Civil RIGHTS
in the Senate,
Votes on Girl Rights and The PoTeo Dill
TO Dc Taken To-Day.
The Tariff Bill to Be Reported With
out Amendment in the Senate.
Report Of the Minority of tho Vicks.
burg Investigating Committee.
Paclilc Mall Report Of tho Ways aud
Means SuI,-Committcc.
Yates Oh Civil Rights ani The Poreo Dill
10 Dc Taken To-Day.
The Tariff Bill! to Be Reported With
out Amendment in the Senate,
Report Of the Minority of the Vicks.
burg Investigating Committee.
paclilc Mail Report Of tho Why's aud
Means Suh-Committcc.

THE FORCE BILL.
DEBATE on THE iEAarh1 IN TIE HoCsE.
SD*esat Dapateh Ia The CAssaun Tribune.
WASHINGTON. .. C.. Tcl, 1t;-1he n;yht s.p
zion of tn. 1Ion.c ~. yo.r to.na1,, .t....,s,
Tim P,,cn lin ,,,a ,,,,,.,,s., a. e,,'.
..ss.,t,"o, 1' ".1d eonpo'ea 'ho a'tohoahee OF
H'''',oe1s "Io 90 not generally appear al night
sesstons. Tie galleries we1o tlcusely packed.
Tho speeches of tho moro rad[ca, on lot1, atla.
aroused hoatet] nnrtso,, faclnr mn, o-,,ro.u,<4,
ttharn wos ,,o,.oI,roI ,.a..s w. sAases.on'
1As'o VIA uefe,olco' 'esy cary IN tho osenlng'
ha1Eeo Opposition on sho Republican lido to
the habeab corpus featu1o Of tho BILL Il tioes
not row soem 10 certain ~ 1t ti1 yee.,at,nv thst
ths hin c,, ma. nm, - r,,,ta-;ntl,, s.',J.s..
~ ~ r,I w1Irsrn ' a. ,,tv,,as .,,cn,a's A4o''n'a'
r1,, .x.oc, "'ttHsp ~ "a. cea. OF a,e1,uns ,r;,
gan. xas the feature Of tho evening. The text
Of h.s speech VIVA thu. tho policy Of tAs Ia
r,,h1ia,. ,.x+., .a,~.. ~. " .o .'s
eu =. ua'' .o"asa' we s'o''h huo''la % TINT
assrnacnt to tho policy Of cancellation. lIo mus
opposed to The moosurca c1ubraccd In tha ~.
rior,u no,,t,c.I hills v,iclhc tbnm,,,. t,nr,,s.,
ercxtonr,on md nnro r,,I ~ ro-.araa,t a -.
,',''e' eASe"e'oa auo paolo flkid en'orceLhoat or
feaes44 power Ill tao so'tth- He ciajmed that
tness meaenrcs iuyolvod The interference Of tho
Federal Government in aHncc;cs or 1sripr,t,o IN
heretofore loft 10 tho several Southern Siatos in
comforting mon tlse rcs;,lnni ti,o novar ~, a
pend tic wr.t Of hahcas cortss. IN rnhvertn~ s"
tllo present t;.ato Eoyarnnnnt ~ hrtnn.ss ~,
in authorizing tie mn,ntetnnca .v.;r.t H.
popular wii Of tho preprrt fraudn,cns i;ovor,,s
inent Of Ica,iaia,n t,y tim ni;.nry f,,rc ~ H.
nation. - 'e''
ne on1EcrEn m 4rI ruysr vr,r.r,.
becauue they arc ia tic np;u bayoI urun infer,
e,l,a and not u1ou tho clearly nr ,rns.aa ,,,r-
lion Of tie Co,Is:itrtiou. The cscaoo VI tbe ,s.
tion from a,lsrci,y and etpotisu, depeodn ruo,
tho uucauiyccal recognition of tt, almnI,,ta AZ.
rrcmacy Of tic Cot,et,tntion, 1t ID truer now
Than Ia old Roman dnys. that ali mn.s ha a,ayns
Of tho law Il ali vouil be frue,
the Iuninmontu cond:tion Of nntr;otism IN ti,oan
ulao would warp tho Counii,utjon to u,uet a tam.
polary expclians for ti,o nrotcc,ion nf ncrsons1
liberty, vou}d say, hc,yare how yo,, tnscl, thc
shrine IN which /. depotjtcd tha onjv
-....:a. .o''!
, 1875-02-27

TIE Dl1tDE FAILS TO CLEAFE To 1IEh HUSBAND.
Sptetai Hldpatth 10 iAt Chicago Tribune,
1EAyENwonT,1 Kan., Feb. oG.--The Hci1nckc-
Csaucer writ OF habeas corpus was dismissed,
Judge 1do. Of the District Court, said to tho
young bride, AZ sl1o stepped frog, tho witnesa-
stand, tlat sho was frcc to 90 wherever she
p!oaHod-elt!,cr to accompany her parents homo
or 10 toiu her husband. She vent to hcr father
md mother. Blo now l1on application for
divorce, alleging as causo tacrcfor stint her lls-
band las ano.lot Hife.
This divorce suit will tost tho legality OF llutn-
cks's marriage at Fort Dodge. III which tho
ceremony WAS performed by tho Post Adjutant.
In ali probability the will 60 10 tho Supreme
Court. II the frat marriage ba dcelarcd illegal.
Miss Craneos will recognize Mr. llomcko al her
husband.
u1s flnsr WIFE.
The deposition OF tho Molhsr Superior Of 81.
atarys Academy states that Ilolnickos first
wife wns admitted 10 the Acadany ns lis s!B.or,
hut. attor remaining three months. waH Ok
rel!ed. The reasons a4sigucd for tho expulsion
was lmpropor language and inlisctect
fact Ut the Fort Dodge ceremony, but
claim, under tho statutes Of KANSAS,
which ceAtain oyprcss provisions regarding tho
n,arHago contract auu how Il slall 10 ou.oEel
into and maintained, that tho llsbs marriage II
void aud Vt No t1toct in lazy.
OF u0up CHARACTER.
Letters from Ga,l. Yum yliot and other army
officers of Ash standing were admitted ~ proof
OF Ms. ueiInuis'a good character.
, 1875-02-27

wAa on two OF three occasions whed Moulson
lrkou him: What wori or p!rhss did YOU
ueo on ttlB point r. and Eoechcr supplied
word or p]lrano ~ tho oa.o might lave boou.
Tho preparation OF this paper was the last thing
tlono At tho interview. II waa completed after
ways rings nt o'lock. The sun lad not, tho
RON, was glowing dark, and tho gaa WA not 1t.
It wan written 1t, Eront liaHto: It wah not rcad
over by AioMlton, nor was It resl by l'oeclcr. II
road IL. Wion askod by Mod1ton to sign II.
l,eecllor rofuped OH tbs ground that Il vas mt
proper: but, Loing presaod, ho finally took pen
nrtI wrote on tho o1tromn lower edge Of this liant
page: ~ lavo trlatod this 10 aloulton IN con-
lilcncs. uenry Ward Dcecier."
, 1875-02-27

baltimore, Feb, o1-A lottor from Annapolis,
Md, says that another cadet has boon dismissed
from tho Naval Acadsiny oil accoun. Of tl,o cul~
ored cadet. During this weok Gordon Claude,
Of tho Annapolis Calct Engineers, was ordcrcd
10 fenco WITH tho uog1o midShlpnau, which lle
rofusod 10 do. He WIS thou told To roslgn.
lie would not do that, though ho diAlkod
to disobsy orders. lilo was then informed
that llo should consult With Lila parents.
This ha did, when Lia father, Dr. Absam Claude,
Aaid that hs would not sdyiso li,u, leayinG it 10
tho yonng mans own judgment. nr. Claude,
however, wont to Tho Superintendent and told
not Oh social equality with tho negro, nnd Lo
would not adyiso hin 10 do what l,e would not do
hin,aa!t.. On this young Clauao was expelled un
Wednesday.
, 1875-02-27


1,owon's carl published today. Bono ycnrb ago,
1}owyt, told thiH story: Ono day h0 bad left hlH
homo tn 70 to Now York. md had 1uBt reached
tho forry when tho sudden tncroaAo Of rhnlaIy
from Which lIe was suffering lnac It nccoRHaty
for him to return to hts bod. lio had not hcon
In bis room worry long bcforo he heard so1no oho
arrlyo 1t hts llo,so, ring lilo boll and entor. Ono
pretty yUtng Eirl, to whom lio WAS sincerely NJ
tached: Size went down to tho rarior to cnter.
tain tho vialtor. aid remained tAoro Tor
some limo. Alt, Of . au.it'on nl.o ,t-
tered stcccHsion of polcing Hhr!ekH.
bowen was alasmcd,-hia cohstcrnasIon
being incrcAHol by tic aon.t!n Of 4 struggle.
Dcsees,1ing TO thu r,om ns quickly nj ho could,
he found hln protceo
ALMtsr IN TIE VIOLENT EMBRACE or MR. nrEcHER.
a Lifetime ynnHhcd with tho AIlets flight Of
rcco1d, md th01I, aEtGr tflo FIRST patalyzing
nhocIl Of htlrtIrIse. tho pastor grovele1 at thu
feut OF lis parisllsoner. antl "hun.b!etl himself
l'owen,a own aulon1n description, Of seeno
which 1}eccler afterwards confosacd-if Moulson
is not rerjurer-to Moullon.
It 10 only QUO Of tho awfn! ttiac|osufera which
whether thoy 10 srao or false eucsped IRON
Bo"cn's kccpinC before Elton loomea up NJ An
accuHcr OF Henry Watd l!eecher.
bowen, from tho irst, had ilne opportunities
70 bccono acquainted with Aeccllgr1 81 Gimrsctor-
lssics. II the present charges OF Tilton arc
trio, tlley nrO but
WASTED r1n,:s WHICH Li7R IN Ills ADvEnsAnYs
AsEs.
ThoHo ticnntIoua nanca bowen was we'll hblo to
contemplate III tho young nlar Iceeber. who,
twenty-five or thirty YearH ago, Was all inmate OF
i,ia house, and aitorwards tlla object Of his
bounty. 30 puor wns Boechor, in tho early days
Of PIyh,onth, that LIE chopped his own wood,
and oucu HhoYelud ennw for tho trivial coinren-
sIt!on which rewarded alcl1 lhhord III the golden
aho OF the ltehnbc. rms "EH 1tlat alto: I;eeei!.
er had beon summoned from Cincinnati to build!
up tl0 cA1lrsa nhu creetk III WHICH UoWen su!A I'LL
, 1875-02-27

erN'oua ntr or 1s1EnfiEw,
y en'nc to tA9 tsr % n1 onp q q tha h:yaM writer's
latt satnrtspy lint ncBnie turner, tie mysterl.
o "pes' wess y M ana ra sS e
20 hchooioa ont O. ha.ms WY was living 1t the
1ouBo ot Mrs. PnEuy, 20. " Hicks street, and
@ a' trn, 1o a pee ,ason 1eF0 nos M fo
Tho LifraMt writer proceeded to sh's house ADD
fond Mrs: Purdy to 20 refined aud quiet ladv
Whotc nisballu Waa fos1herlF prominent man
tie u1on efe Sn out
cum s a1 xs of Mr. !, hn,ay s sr e It, I
sccn Deesio Turner nbout ten days prior to 6at-
nray sSs laTt: =, t,. o,,.o w.. ,,,,n t,,
ono Of her tsieusls Is authority for tho statemout
that nessio Turacr bal not been Il taken IN ff1a'
charity bl1 from introduction III LILO why aud by
tno rafson mentioned.
"1cs," snid Mrs. rusdS - dociincd TO take
tho young woman at first not hearing good nc,
coanta Of her temper, and unwilling 70 oe mixed
who represented plynonth Church astcd MO II
My objection WIS founded only upon iosiro
70 ayo tl,o rcsna" an, o. sne connection as; To
might DO . part Of my objection; but, As kept
hoarderb, it was iess tilat ob!ection than tito
universal raiaur at pesslo IarnoE was dlsa-
gEcea6!o. baa'tempered, nows.carsyinS person.
HattHfactiou WIN the stIh Eool behavior Wlliio
III Aer dwsl1lng' abd Aaa undoubtedly formed
very pleasing opln'on! Of l!or.,
swell. luadalae," said the Herald writer.
'wh4t compensation aro you to receivo for
boaEding slIsa Infner3 have heard that you
have guarantee. but no cash IN l,antl."
That Ia true, Univ orod Atra pnrdy; "about
rs Mt. - has told you. | VIVA told that ut tho
c!oso Of tho caHa wonld DO paid 1ny l!tl upon
tho personal guarantee Of tho gentleman Win
br1ukAt hll6A Iurtcr. but tAnt, WlIilc tho Case
wns On trial, no money could pass account Of
1tiss Turner, aB 1t might bo subject for osods'
examination"
"Thcn ton tl!ft not take iu a1ias Turner FROM
"Of course, expect to bo rnid for her hoard
hut sln agrocnbly disappointed III her beyond
all that"
"Ara yon not nftaii hfrs. purdy, that you viii