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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-06-17
Attachment.

State Of Michigan,
The Circuit Court for the
m''"'s vs. tanery Attachment under
Elisha s. North Lien Law
NOTICE is hereby given that on the
lAh Day Of April, Il. ID. 1875,
writ Of attachment was duly issucd
out or the Circuit Court for the County
OF Lake, ut the suit of Michael Caff;.rv
the above named plaintiff, under oct
No. lS5, of the session laws of the State
OF Michigan, of 1873; entitled Gan act
establishing Glien for labor and services
upon logs and TIMBER" against certain
pine saw logs, then being i'm said conn
~, to-wit: About SOC, 900 feet, board
measure, of Norway and white pine
logs, marked I'D g." and 1870 Norway
and white pine unmarked logs. con-
tanning about Isl, 900 feet, board meas
ure, upon Section Twenty, i'm Township
Number Seventeen North of. Range
thirteen West; also about 100 Norway
ana white pine logs, unmarked, con-
Ialning - 900 feet, upon the n. e. of
Section Thirty, in said Township. That
said attachment was issued against
Elisha >. North, the above named de-
Iendant, for the sum of One Hundred |
ana nipety-five and II one-hundredths |
dollars, being amount due the above |
named PLAINTIFF, for labor and services |
upon said above described logs. Dcr-
formed for said Elisha s. North, Which
said writ was returnable on the 4th dav
Of May, A. ID. 1875.
BURCH & DEARDSLEY.
June I'd, 1873.
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John w. kirkland

Manufacturer and Dealer In Lumber
AMI l.ath. Special attention paid TO
BILL Stuff: Mill and Yard on line of +.
q J.. NJ. Railway, Al miles west of Bald
win City. 2-l-5o
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Nfrvana House,

MY motto Is to live and let live
Noou meals served ut all hours, ON short
hotice, for % cents meal. Two meals
ana lodging for 70 cents. 1 am thank
lui TOT past patronage, and hope It will
continue. III. +. LACEY, Proprietor
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Elk, June 18th, 1875.
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ana with seeming longing to bid fare.
well to EARTH.
Yes! farewell, Cassie! It gricves all
our hearts, to lose the one we loved az
well' yet we feel that thou hast gone to
tiny reward, and We cannot wish thee
BACK again. She is dead to us; but
with her Savior she has just begun to
live the life immortal.
Elk June I2tb ro-r
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VIM. 3. Savage s 9ro's Column.

,ADIES can make S. day I'm their own CITY -,
xa1.' Address ELLIS MFG CO., Walt6am
Decorah-posten., 1875-01-09
Operblif.
(Gn Stlhrins AZ 9srni aitsprlr.

Som ben opmsrfiomme 9Gler
oil srlnore, tiuoo ie9 mig / fOrrise
Summer al bette 8lao / min "gtpt
aarsbetraetuin9" at leoe 5onfen ben
paa Bet fore &erbsnsliu mso bets
ioritisuisc 8ersllsr % &e trinrt
cmfrins i 9anosns; men ba lss,
foroi ics ianrt Ell @lenitano iom
b.nne ~ioritor % omfan9sris % Der.
hos altfor pl9ti9 I'll at ln%olneprss |
Ell tortiattet Misunderstanding, fun
fpstist bsntpospe til bette Tor ben
opmsrtiomme Snettasrr tllli9s 'aa
cpermaabe intsrsslante Yroblsm iosn
bperten at income sllsr fibre gntelt'
beosrne, iaalspss iom De fortrlnll9 %
mere ie~insiaIosne ter zig / bet opbel'
zoe Msnnsitslip, - % | 8orplsnln9
ON, at en- Sfiloriue al eenns Art,
% ierlis ba mso Senipn I'll Sol
tencpiflinssn % Bs9lpsnbsbsr | Del
forlpbne Mar, for be fsite al Bla'
Decorah-posten., 1875-01-09

Sremltiuinsen al, buao leg egsntlis
pilos Omtals, nemlis De fo~rifieuise
Ganoes. Statsrs % SamfunbsS in.
teueftueae % materisus Stiuins, -
foriese at ifilbre Situationsn, li9e.
iom iss oaiaa berfor 9anite bebsm.
msr Statsrnss lDtfelise eler ulptte.
li9e SiIitano sftsr berss triltelis re.
lieigle llopiflins. Gisti9not maa bet
s~rflenbss, at man, for at sipe en- tro
Sfilprins af ct 3anos bOr9elise 0or.
fatnin9. maa baue Ell tilftreftslis
&isnolfab til bette 3anos &onltitn.
TONER, Snitutionst os andre Sere9sn.
bebsr; men for at oett. &ienoitab bos
Sfilprsrsn fan lette ham iitanb til at
beoemme % farattsrilere Nationernes
iauoe Gflltens, moa Oct belDlss al
&riitsnooommen.
6rsmbsleS os / Ssnbolo til bet
aQereoe anierte er Bet faftilf, at bet
9anD euer ben Station, buis Sorfat.
ming % uoulflins life srunoer ZIG
paa NeIi9ion % oa iuno &%riitsnoom.
Oct fan umulis bsit0a; Oct oil tloll-
sere sllsr isnsrs PED iuors politiit %
anosn Gaaooenbeb % ben oeraf FOL.
oenoe Materislisms, bspirfet peb
Iesbsb % GatiOnalisme, iDnfe lam.
men % bIipe ct &Ou for Den l~tsrters.
vi ben Stuno bet Saftum ltaar
iait, at Den bsoits &riiten sr ben
beoits Berger, iaa er % bIir Oct lite
onoerlsbss, END at ct Samfuno uoen
&riltsnbom oil life / 9enScen funne
bsitaa.
Ger man Stiuinssn fra ct rent
borssIist Spnspunft, bet oil llss:
anie timslls @sluere % GOD politiit
6orfatnins iom bet ristiglt b%stinssn.
Be for en- Stats sler ct 9anos Nptte
% CODE Sremusfit, iaa maa bet IND.
remmss, at bette CT Sober, lom ct
9ano upaatpilelis maa BABE. Der.
iom Bet ltaI iigss at bore lptteli9t
% opnaa en- COB ubuitlin8; men,
Iom iast: en- iaaban SOrfatnin9 oil
ubsn &rlitsnoom umuli8t tunne be.
ltaa, nstop al ben 8runo, at Solicit
islu inbbprbss fattss ZEN ianoe Ireb
g 6ribsb % cermeo ogiaa iano
Spsss % 3~ilfrsbsbsc; Strioisbeosr
% Splittelier i Screening mso tilta.
senos Matsriulisms % @uclOsbso
oil banns ct SprsnsitOf. Der oil
lplitte Be luase 8aanb % 8lsre DIN.
psltnine / bet B~sitaaenbe % iaa
fremoslss, inotiI ben ianoe 8runo.
item CT last os paa osnne ben 8ps.
ming Der trooisr ale Stortne % loul
oerfor oil itaa iom ct nroftsll9t 3ion.
Seq bar, iOm al ben opmertiom.
me 9elsr pel Ct ia9ttaSet. unoer
6rsmitiQinSsn al Spenanferte fOrbl.
saat at frsmbsue Be for min. Yaa.
ltapss stIiitsreuoe biitorilte 8spiier
% &ieuossisrninssr, buoraf ies tun.
Dc Oprs9us man8foloise; men oa
bette biloe blips altior b~ibtleftist %
omianssrist i ct lieet ussblao, bar
iss mso Glib iorbi9aat Bet, baabsn.
De paa, at ben fOritanoise 9elsr lslu
uso 8strastninssn al SlItorlsn %
Observation-Disclosures oil tomnls til en-
flar Bsuiltbso % g%rflenoslls ON oe
!, anferte 8runpistnlnssrs SlrtellSbso.
Gortiettes.)
Decorah-posten., 1875-01-09

tltlUtNpS S"IN"h'uSs W. wiz
itaar for mig iOm BobIer % itin.
fsnoe Yinbblerer paa 9iuels Strem-
me % iom Bploer os 8reit paa
ben forpilosoe Wsnnsifebob tbi ben
ueoboloenbs Senssn bsruf meo iamt
ben psraf ielssncs 3iertsns Snteresls
/ Norbinoelis NEE &nlesn % 9iss.
spIcisbscsn for pstfriiteIis& eIisirIs oil
tlolissrs slsr isnsrs fore Mfsnnsifc'
oanoen ben paa ct 8ebst, bpor Den
uso 5anfen ON Oct 6aobommeli9e
os BET msnnsifsIiae Svbclsos let ben
ialcsr til Ssluopbeielis. SslpIor9u.
belle os andre uolfeisIler, % oa en-.
cslis / oisie Slelsns fOrpiIoeos Spor.
osnne tpilenbs Sorpirrelie, iuimlenos
o9 iamlenbe o9 nsiten msfanilf pra'
oes ino / Den tpffeite Gationollsme
% 8uosiornegterl, % lult iom Den,
Wisnnelfeaanoen, oa lpnes ll9 al
unre itors oa maisitntilt. me9tis til
at omiatts. bs9ribe % uoararIte ule
9emmsIi9beoer. er Den / &lrteli9be.
Gen fommsn iub / Ell SiGre, ct Gaos,
bpor Den peb bpfrten op eller neb.
oe bpor bsn tumIer zig iOul ct lllpf'
ttIi9t @ras mslIsm foi0e Spl9sr,
feIsenoe De mssti9e BrenrinSsrs
Strpmbpirpler; Den ieler ll9 life
lenasrs bisrtsiri O9 barren paa miloe
6uesbrnbsr islennsm 9iusts &.
TUNNEL; tbi Den bar i oenne Gil.
itano i~nosiperrst zig / ct inelnspret
fpaImt Num, bpprira Den tun CLINT
pis cs lissiom banse ifuer uoousr
ct 9ip, en- @srosnstrassoie. iOm Den
mso lin forbirroe Santaii life for.
itaar, iOrbi zen mibt / nm inobillfe
Storbeo blep iOrblinoet PED Santsn
ON lit ssst uuoforifslise @9ien.
ISaaIsces BET snfslte Mennslte, %
iaaIsbss forbOIpspis omtrsnt be en-.
tsIts Samiunb, ia ben belle Menne.
bso, naar 8riitsnbommens Cps tables
al Siste.
EiloioHsn, Den rene mennsifslies
Notwithstanding, ubeu Yaauirtuin9
al Bet cole YOstiite % bet 9uocom'
mslis Spbcisbe, Ct en- SIutninaslars.
bspirtet pso ben frie &anfes 8ep1'
sslie i Sbesrnes @erben / 6orbin'
belle nl.o BET orsaniife Gins gttrin
ger % BEN belle Naturs Srsmtonin
ger % bisiss fOritlslisartsps Snctrpt
lum, ret b%etrastet, unber bets frem
aoitribsnbe uoultlins % sitsrbusr
lom SnbbiIoninSstraftsn pinpsr pios
re % pioers SpiQsrum, banner 8run
Den % Susrsan9en til 8ationaIis
men, Der isisn fOrsrsnsr Hs til ,
mansfolnisits lloartsIier. a~ltsfter q
mere susr minore lepsnbe Tantall
% aItsftsriom osnne mares % fibre
pso esns gsOismsr % andre Spe'
, msrss opitrusrs 8antsbiasosr, o
;. lerIis bsnbolbuis sfter bet iterrs ellie
minbre &pantum 8uuNifaber 0
~usrpslis @iosn uosn friitslis rslisirI
Subtrpf, iOm @ennsitsaancsn bcpO
ger Jig l.. 90 @atiOnuIismsn. sssn'
, lis upiprunssn al ben samls bspsr
. lie SilolOF, men ienere uoplflet Il
i, til en- enbnu mere iorblinoet &errens
refining, ia enpos i lit bOumooil
; Gaisri tsmmslls tpfbo'ost optraal
moo &riltenbOmmens cole % Iimpl
men BOG spisitaasnos Sancbsp. hoe
auisspel at funne rOffe rsns 9upoon
meli9e 8raft, fOroi ben | Den fell
pempssnos % ire~lisisssnos Msnn
, lfsiisl sr iaa TAFT inbpresst % ia
!. s%isncommslis tiIssnst. at inssu ubs'
foritaasnoe Mast fOrmaar at lfal
bet munolte SrGt. - &ationalismsl
liorr ipo hetfe fro 6en peb Spnbe
Decorah-posten., 1875-01-09

ne %forbanoeoe % IieleforbUrpenoe
5anfeefipsriment % ben for 0ist al
Wenneifeaanoen ielp u~ioritaaeliss
Spsslisbeo, Den er Oct, iom ! Sore.
ming msb ale bens fOrrirreoe Spr-
seIier % andre biafence Sisplsbiue.
Der bar lat 8empttsrne / en- repOlu'
toner Spbruislie % Sorpilbelie peo
at opirre be lfrebslise menneifeli9e
9iosnlfabsr % bar bsrusb iaauel iom
.osiaa Ueo andre Sisnforblinpelisr
brebt BrooerfiUrlisbeosn. foroerust
S%amfuncene % / BET 9ele eoslast
al 9ob SamIunbsoroen % enosli9
u9ret Den for Decentralization iaa for.
uilcsnoe os fOroeruslise @eroensan.
ifueIie. Der ale 3ioer, iioen Spnpsn
fom ind / @erben. os unber be
mun9iOloisite StltteIier % Napne
paa psnne sIsr bin Maaoe bar re
prRlsnterst Mprfste o9 Snoifdbens
oieueIlte Waat, o9 fOm 8io sTter
anoen blanpt Soltene bar %uoiaaet
Den brGbenoe Silt. bOOrpeo iaa
mangt ct Wsnnslfe. mangt ct Gam
iuno o9 man9t ct Sano sr bleuet
ruircret iaauel i intellectual iOmIi ma
Terrell Seniesnbe. 90 / eenne anu.
bsIiae S~Orbinrslie fan man umllli9
busrfen betra9te 0iust meo ct ret
Spn eQsr rstfHrbi9t beocmme BET.
Nsi, RriltenbOmmen, bpor rin9e %
uanisslis ben emo ipnss for mango
% ba nermeit for Shtenfsrne %
andre Gsoitsr % fOruOrpne Wsnne.
Tier, forpi De alori9 ret bar forltaaet
sllsr rstters trost % heller life brpt
iis ON at foritaa % perfOr aloris
felt, hpab &riitenbommen sr for en-
opIeftsnbe Sing, - Den sr BOG Den
s%uebommslise &raft, Oct til Msnne.
ifebsoen fra Simmelen ueeienots Naa.
osslps, Der siuer @sroen 9iu o9 OF.
retbolper Samfunoens, ben 9iuets
Sroms, Der 9ipsr Den Mnsrsnbe
Srsb, ben Ser9enoe S%uiualelle, Den
Sorlabts 8reit % Den Sattiss Saab;
ben CT Bet aItoplipsnoe Wanna, Den
/ 9ipsts mGrts Mat fra SimIeu falo.
ne tuesenbs Dug, Der braste 9iu
paa Sorbsu os Saub / Wennslis.
bisrtst % sap &raften til, at Der
mibt i @srosns Sorne. % 3ioisl'Sr.
fen ipirsos friifs bsiIise Sfno. Der
irsmisisnnem 5ioerne bar buffet laa
bimmslieot til 6Oltenss suise WslNs'
nellie; ia, ben CT ben suooOmmeliSs
; 3esspomsfraft, Der logger bpert ei
!. iaarst os isnoertnuit Sisrts, busr en-
! bstpnsst Sisl, iaa Den, barren pan
gnsles @inser, fan beue ils op fra
8erpsns Sammer o. Glsnoisbso ii
Subs, ben ianoe % leuenee @uos
Naaostbrone, buOr ben til epi9 Srsf
fan faa uoiOnst buert ct Brglt ol
busr en- Strpbeli9beo mso anor'
. ORD: 8riitsupommen er osa ianor
4ipsfraft, oct 9ps, bporpeo Sinsen
y aiipsilsr iis for os / lin Srsinalitst
% buorpso BET Sfienne uiier zig Gb
. lsre, BET Stpsss bGslisers, % csrIo
: brin0es ri pso bette cps til Ell tia
rsrs 8spitbec % grficneslls on yer
oenslipst % iettss osrpso iItano ii
: at bsecmme Sinssne reli9rciSsrt
y 5 ariltenoommsn feler Sislen Il
, FIJI, % inssn Sfrante binorer Den Tr
y at naa bet eolslte. iflennelte % i
lioite, iom Den tan Iorsltlue zig .
T. snonu mere, % Saabst % Sroe
" susr Den Ispsuoe Soruisnins on y
y boloelisu % Mposlien at Oct Nipi'
' .liss, iom Saabst Omilutter. 9iu'
: 8raitsu til at troole ale Wooitai
" De, % miot i &sn iclsr SleIe
Decorah-posten., 1875-01-09

bets 99'ere DOG pilbe bore al en- lite
lloen SntsrssIs, - t9nfte iea aue.
rebe oa iensre at fremtomme meo
en- fort Spsrliet Opsr be forifieIise
HaRbes, Staters o9 Samiunoes in.
ore Og bore politilfe, reli9ipie % etc.
nOmiite StiAius % 6oriutnins lamt,
buor Oct funbe elcres n%Gopehoi9t. ben
lierre s!lsr minbrs Betponln9, be /
Serosnsupuitlinsen fan iisss at BABE.
Sstts par bet is9 MI uilos forie9e
irsmItlllst. ibuOrOel leg maa erflsnoe.
al ls9 paa lan9t nRr life ipler mig
op9tl9 NOT BERTH, iaaiom Oct sr ct
temmsIis panifsli9t 5bsma at be.
banble ibst BET life ulsne fOrbrer en-
biitorilt 8lsnblfab til Statsrnes uo.
uitlins o9 nuuUrsnbe Stannspuntt
lamt psies inore S%oriatnine, nOset
IOm life laa 9onlte lig9er min Slps.
op9aoe n9r, men iiliBe Ell forll9ti9
llpavtlifbsb % Ell rstiHrbig Veoem
meiis. og net ausrebe al Den 0rnno,
at 5~oleraullen % Grtlenosllen life
minolt / pore 0a9s bslpesll9 liner
al iallt @atriOtisms Os bepiGrpis
G9eulnrlgbeo o9 SnbbiIoitlso. Smlc
Iertio ifaI ic8 oo9. laapiot leg Tor.
moar, irsmitile Sa9en lua flart o9
~iOritlosIig % meo Ell llpartlltb 20,
ION bel or mig muli9, men % meo
Oct 5SOrlnt, at Sauobsom life tin.
otiGttes. on snoiflrnt Den uso ferlts
Hllf lfulbe iturre i Creme paa oenne
tIlsr bin, Der itusr Sinsens ira st
- bells sniibist % bells lflept oa
csoiitilt Spnspuutt.
Yau Scrbuuno mao iss iremoslss
eicrs ct Yar SsmGrininser.
SOm les icsoe / min r3ptaars
betraetuins" pilbe BET bliue CAN'T,
u~opsrfommslist at opresne alt Of
ale gntsltbsosrns, % ies Tncsr De
oloslss uneousurist; heller life e.
Bet min Oft at filore Statsrnss
Containing / Bet &loe % Sreoe. Dc
bette pilos blips altiormssst | ct lioe
uoeblao. 8uu BET melt ieinsfalnsno'
o. BET betprninesiulosits. Def. bpor
peo ri fra osn ombanolsos @isnitanos
Sioe iGttes iitanp til at uotale er
uc~9snlunoe iiffsr 8socmmelis, mac
ics irsmbeps, foo at 99ieren ltf
alsns fan napne zig ct 8ssreb on
rctts sIlsr biut Qancs 3iltano, met
oslaa for bsrpsb lsttsrs al i9ttes iitanl
iii at ielss uopiflinssn uso Be otter
retninssr. ium bette % andre Blao
aiusr. StuIbs oct ipnss, q
StpsseNosrne hos De fOrifisuiS
0anos sr aItior iisrtt fremtrerene
/ mine Stilorinssr, oa maa isS Del
til bsmerfe, at 9psiiosrne i iliee 81
frloe sr iaa imaa % u~bstpoeligs,
De sanlfe o~psrltpsses al bins; bpr
bette life CT 8ilfeloet. oil bet it
iorbiaaaes. timber alt maa BET b
uss i grinorins. at etbuert Hanc, el
bucr Stat bar iine sooe % llet
Sioer, men bsnbolrsuis i lterre ell
minprs 8rab.
II Tremoslss mao iss slrre cpmer
$ lom paa, at &riitsnoommsi, De
V Iauoe 8riitencom, er Oct 9ps. B
J, 0iplfiuli, bporpso % bporfra alt ia
n bsbpmmss ianpsit % melt rstiGrela
tbi uoen bette 4ps. henne Strait, D
| aiusr Ssrpen Gin. fienosr ri lite r
II 9luels Sci % yiusls &unlt, flsnr
II ri life bort Maal % port Mso,
d selaaIirt iom ri ubsn BET flsnosr +
F" 9apns bpsrieu o. lslu ellsr bet Oh
l. itaaenoe. 0ao GatiOnalllten ell
9 SrltGntersn IGnssnof fOmme mso
I icrfrSbIeoe, forpirreoe % blnanc'
Decorah-posten., 1875-01-09
Nprf SOtel,
Sierust al @ater oS &iuer Streets,
DEBORAH, IOWA,
q Wmhli. Cler.

6. 8. Mmbll, GleE.
Sea bar nglis inbrettet ct norNf So'
tel Oeecrab, bpcr &eiiense til ale st'
Der pil Rnbs scbs Sense % traftis Rot,
ca pil altib blipe rebelist % soet be-
banbleee. Safe 4parSsrs piiss ipseisl
Opm1rticmbes.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1875-01-01
Death Of a Washington.
[From the Shreveport Times.l

lIIOlA tue shreveport A11HtS.l
A few days ago, in the city of Shreve-
port, quietly and unknown, there passed
away from this life one who was the
blood relative of the highest honored of
Americas warriors andstatesmen who
would under a monarchial form of gov
eminent have been distinguished for the
name he bore. We refer to the death of
Mr.. Henry Washington, cousin to the
Father of his Country, which occurred
here on Monday last. Mr.. Washington
had only recently arrived in Shreveport,
where he entertained the idea of follow
ing the profession of surveyor, a calling
he had practiced for many years in
Washington City. His advanced age,
however-he being about eighty years
old at the time of his death-and per-
haps the change of climate and the an
noyance of travelling had worked upon
a once strong and hearty constitution,
and thus weakened by general prostra-
tion and debility, he calmly and without
pain succumbed to the grim and relert-
less king of terrors. From gentleman
who travelled from New Orleans with
Mr.. Washington, and who has subse-
quently taken great pains to carry out
the dying wishes of the old gentleman,
who was in easy circumstances and had
evidently led an eventful, if not eccen-
trio life, we learn that he claimed to have
no immediate family and knew of no
existing relatives save some nephews
and nieces, for whom he expressed but
little interest. The papers and other ef-
fects of the deceased have been taken
charge of, and parties designated by him
have been apprised of his death. Mr.
Washington was in possession of money
and merchandise, and shortly before his
death desired a Richard Lee, of Wash.
ington City, to haye the control of his
| Droperty
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MISCELLANY.
ACity with Silver-Paved Streets.

Our principal streets, being macada-
mized with refuse ore taken from the
mines in early days, and being coated
with the rich ore that has year after
year been sifted down upon them from
the ore wagons, are now everywhere
more or less argentiferous. Indeed,
there is not the slightest stretch of imag-
ination in saying that We never take
step in town but we are walking OF sill
ver-that our streets are literally paved
with silver. While speaking of this
fact day or two since, a young man bet
his friend the price of assaying and
"the cigars" that he would take a lump
of mud off the wheel of bus then
standing before them, and would get out
of it precious metals to the value of over
S. per ton. An ounce or two of mud
was taken from the wheel of the vehicle
and placed in the hands of an assayer,
who was not told where the sample was
obtained, and who no doubt supposed
that he was dealing with decomposed
ore or vein matter from one of the min
es. The assay was made, and the assay
er's certificate showed that the sample
contained: "Silver, s7:54; gold, 50. 80;
total, 1885," After this we may put on
airs, even though our streets are villain
ously muddy occasionally, for the very
mud on our boots contains both silver
and gold-is not the vulgar mud of the
"cow country" towns.-[ Virginia New
ENTERPRISE.
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A New Dish.

Up to the time when those superb
palaces, the Southern Michigan and
Northern Indiana, were afioat on Lake
Erie, no man was better known or more
highly esteemed by the tens of thous-
ands of travellers who went up and
down upon its waters than Captain A.
D. Perkins. In every port, from Chica-
go to Buffalo, his broad, sunny face was
we'll known and always welcome. He
loved a joke, and used to tell this on
himself:
His nautical career as commander was
commenced in a schooner. During one
of his trips he had been so long baf1ed
by adverse winds that the provision
chest had got quite too low for comfort.
A few chickens were still left in a coop
on deck. These he told the cook to pre-
pare for dinner; but soon after, meeting
a fshing-smack, purchased some fish,
merely saying to the cook:
"Sam, we have got fish now, SO you
may postpone the chickens"
At dinner strangelooking mess was
placed before the captain, who said:
"Sam, what is this?"
"To which Sam replied:
ooh, denis de postponed chickens,
mass cap'n"
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Nonsense About Farming.

The Germantown Telegraph remarks
thus sharply about errors that creep in
to agricultural literature: We find more
errors and nonsense about farming, ETC.,
in the public prints, even in those devo-
ted to agriculture and its kindred branch
es, than would take all the time of one
well-informed person to correct from
week to week. But we are glad to know
that the reading farmer has one sure
protection against the injury that would
be inflicted upon him in this way, and
that is his own good common sense. In
connection with this, our eyes have just
lii upon a statement given in leading
agricultural journal In the Southwest, as
to the proper allowance of hay for one
horse. This is set down at 3.08 pounds
per day for every hundred pounds
weight of the animal. Now, if we esti-
mate the average weight at $50 pounds,
and the quantity fed at three pounds, it
would make the animals allowance 251
lbs. per day, 1874 pounds per week, OF
about TO- 800 lbs. year. This would be
over five tons per horse, just twice the
quantity fed in these parts.---G Elk.
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"Yes, it's mine," said, answering his
look; and pulled one of the short curls
hanging over my eyes. And L can
dance and sing, and play the piano, and
/ love Shakespeare l could get no
further, for reasons lovers can perhaps
explain and when, an hour after, in
my pretty white ruffles and womanly
fnery, l crept into the sitting-room, l
found Aunt Hetty talking to Walter,
and saw him gravely kiss her hand as
he came toward me. When l saw the
light in his eyes as he looked at me, for
the first time in my life l thanked God
for my glorious beauty.
There was a grand time when / went
home, and for a while my unfortunate
appearance" ceased TO be the general
theme OF conversation.
My first anxiety, when nurse brought
me my little Fannie TO look at, was
whether she was pretty I need not
have troubled myself Her nose is fiat
her mouth is wide, and only her blue
eyes and sunny temper keep her from
positive plainness. She has relieved me
from all fear of perpetuating the race of
"Lorleis."
for Tann
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Chased By A Bull Dog.

In Paris, bull dog, supposed to be
mad, jumped upon horse which a gen.
tleman was riding, but lost his hold, and
the horse started at desperate gallop,
with the dog behind him. At first the
gentleman tried to stop the horse, but
subsequently urged him farward, iudg-
ing, appearantly, that it was better to be
run away with than to be bitten by a
mad dog But the dog gaming, leaped
on the hoarse's quarter, but got his teeth
only fastened into the skirts of the gen.
mans coat. At last the gintleman was
thrown, and the dog got hold of the
horse and brought him down, and the
dog and the hoarse were killed by the
police. The gentleman escaped with a
broken leg