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"A wealthy merchant Of Fairno

"A wealthy merchant Of Fairport,
New York, had 50 strong present.
ment that he would meet his death
through sqtfocation, that he refused to
introduce gas into a fine house which
he had just finished. Then he went
to Syracuse to buy furniture, and
while at hotel blew out his gas and
went to bed. In the morning he was
found dead ; but there seems TO- b<
about as much carelessness as coin.
cidence in the way he died.
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Il
Persons--A Bridge Wrecked.
CINCINNATI, April 8.-The Com
,nercial special says q fearful tornado
swept through Edinburg, ILL.,, at 4:3(
p. m. to-day, demolishing the Chris
tan Church, in which were some
twenty or. thirty young ladies and
gents, who had gathered for a re
hearsal. Adult fifteen had been taken
from the ruins at the latest accounts,
Miss Horter was dead, D. Greenwood
had booth legs broken, j. B. Eaton
seriously injured, Miss Sanders had
both legs and one arm broken, Mr.
Kemmer had a jaw and shoulder
kroken, aud several others injured,
Five dwelling houses were also blown
down, and an elevator badly damag-
ed.
OMAHA, April s.-About 5 p. m,
yesterday a whirlwind about 100 feet
wide, blowing in the northwest direc'
ton, struck the Platte river bridge at
Schuyler, Neb., and lifted four spans
from their places and dropped them
into the river, leaving nothing but the
piers Several houses on the south
side were blown down. Damage es'
timated at $4,000.
LITTLE. Rock, ARK, April o.
The storm Of last evening Frustrated
telegraph wires in all directions. Be
low the city a number Of houses were
blown down, FIVE persons killed and
several wounded. About the same
time the storm struck Texarcana, un-
roofing the public the public school
building, fatally wounded one and
Slightly several children. The water
fell in torrents and flooded the streets
Ethrouphout the CITY.
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"WHAT WOMAN
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When a common Japanese goes
into the presence Of an ofice-holder,
he must say: "Great and distinguish
ed child of the sun, deign to put
your foot upon my neck" There's
some pleasure in holding an office in
that country.
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JACK. FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale No. /
Jack, formally. owned by W. Ioudenl.
Is large, powerful animal, perfectly
sound, SIX years old, brown color, and With
out a5superior in. the State for Stock. Will
be sold cheap fol. cash, orgood real estate.
Inquire Of @.. =, s...,s;s4&... F. H. DAM.
St. Cloud, Feb. "a, 1875, ono.
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AP1THEfIC.

Grim death has taken darling little Jerry,
Tho sou Of Joseph and syrena Howells,
Seven days he wrestled with the dysentery
And then he persisted In his little bowels.
It WAS the Savior wanted little Jerry
Which suffers little children to come to Him,
It's probable now that he's practising very
!As.iduous like his little angel hymn.
Most likely twas weaving injured little Jerry,
His bottle seemed to damp his stomachs tone,
But with the angels he gets plump and merry,
For there's no nursing bottles where he's gone
Nor from the Philadelphia Le>'sye
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--:.-ts-@~-t37ssr<tlvF95
PORK, OR WHEAT.

I believe that farmers will do bet
ter in the long run to diversity their
industries as much as possible under
the circumstances in which they are
placed. I cannot begin to enumerate
the circumstance" Surroundings by
which We will do we'll to be governed,
butte my mind it is folly for US to At
tempt to make pork an article Of ex-
portation. Wheat is our great sta
pie. and wheat will be. Some locali-
ties and farms should be devoted to
dairying, making pork, etc., enough
to supply the home demand. The
scarcity Of corn, and and comparative
low price of pork in years past have
diminished production, so that the
supply produced in this State ran
short last season, and a prospect of
doing 50 this season has kept prices
up to nearly the Eastern markets,
We cannot expect to compete success
fully with our neighbors of a lower
latitude in the markets Of the world,
in the production of corn and pork.
Farmers in our State engaged princi-
pally in wheat raising, and whose
farms are we'll adapted to its produce
ton, should make haste slowly to
change their whole plan of farming
operations. But think many. wheat
farmers make great mistake in
burning their straw year after year.
Cor. Farmers Union.
-Devlin & Co., Of New York
City, are engaged in making an
elaborate cassock to be worn by the
American Cardinal McClosky:: This
ecclesiastical garment, the first Of its
kind ever made or worn in this coun-
ty, is cut with a long trail and two
capes: called respectively the "man7
telette" and "mazetta," the first Of
which falls about to the knee, and
the latter to the elbow. The materi7
al is scarlet Sicilienna silk lined with
scarlet silk. 1t will cost about $500.
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The Rev. Mr.. Humptone, of the
Malta, Saratoga County, n. Y, Bap-
fist Chuch, resigned his pastorate,
y but being in church when his success.
:. sor failed, to appear rose to conduct
the services. Dr.. Bellinger protested,
tsand itstook fully ten minutes before
hsthe sanguineous evidences Of the strug.
% gle could betremoyed, from the ex.
apastors knuckles and the. friends OF
DR.. Bellinger could help him out and
D let the opening hymn,p ''tHowe sweet .
thing it is fsee4thea brethren dwell
j. in unity be sung. y.
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The Winona Republican says a
f. cordial letter. Of thanks has been sign
g ed by a number Of citizens of Vino
ma, to be forwarded to Gov. Davis, as
IAN expression Of the profound satisfac-
ton given ,l BY his appointment Of Mr..
q Burt ~ State Superintendent Of Pub.
liz INSTRUCTION.
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MINNEAPOLIS
49, = - /. -.
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HER TRADE.
FOR 1875.

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i
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Nc Person cnn take surAr ALTERS &c.
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Through Palace Coaches and Sleeping Cars
OFTHE BEST; ANDTRACK PERFECT

- ~ Connecting at st.. Paul and Minneapolis,
with the several lines centering at those points
ST. PAUL DEPor.- Cor. Jackson and Levee..
! CITY Orr1cE.-l1s East Jackson st., corner. Of
Third Street. ~ - - -" - -
A. v.H. CARPENTER,
Gen, Pass and Ticket Agent, Milwaukee.
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AND ALONG TUE SHORE OF LAKE PEp1N.
Also via Madison, Prairie du Chen, -McGregor,
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TORNADOS.

A Church Blown Down, Burying Twenty
Persons--A bridge Wrecked.
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1t is stated that GIN. John B.
Hood, of Nashville, Tenn, one of the
distinguished Generals on the Confed.
crate side during the late difficulty
is fitting several carloads Of blooded
horses and cattle preparatory to com
ing to- Minnesota. Gen. Hood pro
poses we understand, to- purchase 8
stock farm near St. Paul, for which
he has already opened negotiations
and during the summer months will
make: his home in st. Paul. Among
the horses that Mr.. Hood will bring
with him are, some of the noted run
ners and breeders Of running stock il
=Kentucky. This is good news and
will serve to, give an increased i'm
petus to the ambition Of many of on,
people to make Minnesota second tc
no State in the Union in .blooded hor
ses and cattle. - 81; Paul Cor.< Mime
apoks Tribune.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-10
~ o TT c s:

TNIE COMPREHENSIVE OFJvO. C. FALL.
n 4 Co. is this day dissolved by mutual
agreement, by the Withdrawal! Of Jno. il. KIM
Read from said firm The business will in
future be continued by Jno. c. Fall, under the
name Of FAIL u CO. All accounts due the
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JNO. q. FALL L co.
Vnionyille, April !, lSI5.-Im
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-10

Al CAELAGHAN, HAVING SUPPLIED
- the trade Of the Pacific Coast with these
celebrated Yeast Powders for the past ten
years, would caution the pal lie against spu.
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ID. CALLAGHAN'S signature is on every can.
We are also putting up n ennerior article of
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IN every style Of package. Also. "CALLA-
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ID CsLLAGHAN 4 co,
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Cured nt Home.

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disease has continued. and have medicines
promptly forwarded free from damage aud
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Rheumatism, Fever and kple, Piles and
Fistula. permanently cured. or no charge
Persons writing TO the Doctor will please
state the name Of tho paper they see this adj
vertisement in.
BY mclosing ten dollars coin, in registered
letter through the Post-oflice, or fhrough
Wells Fergo and Co., package Of medicine
Will be forwarded to any part Of the Union'
All communications strictly confidential.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
District Court Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
A Fourth Judicial District, State Of Nevada,
county of Hunlb Jldt.
The state of Nevada sends greeting to
DANIEL II. LEE:
You are hereby required to appear in an &C.
ton c)mm en33d against you as Defendant, by
j., A. LEE, as Plaintiff, in the District Court
of the Fourth Judicial District. in aud for the
county of Humboldt, sta of Nevada, at
WinnemlsoI, and answer thu complaint
therein, which is on tie with the Cl9rk Of
said C1lrS, within ten days after the service
oU You of this sum mons, exclusive of the
day OF service, il served in said county or
twenty days il served out OF 50 4 county bat
wighin sld district; or in all o.har cases forty
days; or jul 5m mt by deflIlt Will b. takon
against you, &C :or1tl5 TO the prayer of said
complaint, cectiiet copy Of NEncl accom-
panloS this l1rm ms.
Ths astiJu Is brou {ht to ob.sin a de-
cree djS5jivin, the bonds OF nj !trimony ex-
listing b5tween the plaintiff AMI defeni9nt
AMI giving to plunsif the Clr3, custody and
educAJion Of ArtlnGtil AMI Hattie Mabel.
daughters Of said pacties. on the grounds of
eKtreme cruelty, committed at Spruce Noun
tain, Elko cJuIsy, State of Nevala between,
the frs: day of August AMI the eighth day of
September, 1914.
And You are further notified that if you
fail to appear and answer the said complaint,
~ above required. tle plaintiff viii apply to
the said Cours for the relief therein demand.
ID. and for costs OF this action.
In testimony whereof [ have hereuntO set
my hand and aff ted the seal of said District
Court, this 18th day OF March, a. d. 1915.
lsEALI j. Ii. JOB,
Clerk ID district Court Fourth Judicial District,
Humboldt county. Nevada.
4. s. GRASS, Attorney f1r Plaintiff.
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