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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-08
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Set6ft bent oberflG6lt61ten 8eobd6ter
unierer 0ffentlt0eu SultQnoe DrGn0t iib
ais zines Der 6auptBebre6eT DeS amert1
fanii6en 9te0tsiebenS bic Straflo>
iigfeit elmer l~lnn1alie io8enannter
tlelnerer 8erbre6en Quf, ais ba ltuo
8duerntGngeret, S6mtnOel, fleiner ges
metuer 0iebitaDl &c. lluD i9on eile
li6tige uuteriu0ung Ser llrla@en bieier
@rldeinung, ipel0e ben Oaupr8rlll1o al
ser &lage v@ritner" biloet, onB IS rim
OieIem NallDe Des 6rmbugS fein Me6t
unO feline 0ere6tt9fett gebe" filbrt auf
stpet @rtldrungsgrunoe bafiir. Der cine
beitebt in Der Dur6 oaS 8unoe5grunogez
ieg feftgeiteQten SaBuug, oaB III allen
Strdfpro3elisn mn ole Ill 1t nolt6e
9tuslage Der tOrperIt6 anDeienz
B 4 3euQeit SetpelSfraft bat Der a1toere
III benz lIufug Der 8Irg 6a t It l.
luna fir oas Gri9einen Des 2lngetla0z
ten bDr 0eri0t.
3aDQos linO Die 6due, in mel4en bic
/ itere 8eittmmun8 lelbit ben i6lDeriteu
Gerbre6ern StrofIofigfeit 5ugeli0ert bat.
Sn gtep govt lit eS Dor9etommen, 0aB
ELL WtenlW, Der am DeIen Sage auf Offez
ner StrnBe aus Ga6iuGt etnel i0euBz
lldDen Wtorb begangen bate, i%traffret
Qusqtng, neil Don ben 5iDei s3euge11,
ipelbe oi1t babel geitaroen llno III Der
8orunterlu6ung beu ganSen GDatbc7
Itanb 9aarflein beidrteben Datten, etier
an Der S0ipinb1u1t itarb, eDe Der pro7
3eB al Die SurD tam unD Der alioere tllr
einige t~auleno Gbaler aus Der Staot gez
i1idt murpe. Die Su YrOtDfou genpn17
me1eu beeioeten AuSiageH Der 3ea9en
Datten fetne BenetSfraft, ipetl Die SuHz
besperfaiiung Dem NIgeflagten oaS 9tedt
fid5ert Ito be confronted with the witness
against him" uuD Der Wt0rber gait III Den
2tugen bes @eiebeS far IL d nlotgC CD,
ni0t etipa ipeil CT baS 8erbre1en ntdt
be9angen ge6a6t bate, l%oloern iuell Die
betOen 2lugen5eugen, Die ibre AlI5lagen
i'll Der Gorunteriu6ung beetoet patteIl,
nidt bet oer l0mur9eribtlt0en 9aupt5
DerDauDlung erl6etlen fonllteH.
9aS ean5e ltntpeIen Der GitiDanoerer@
be10minoelung, ipel6eS SaDr5eDnte Dtn>
burD ben bloBen gtdtnen Stem WOrf St
etuem Stud tiir ollie GtnparOerer 9e5
madt bat, tp0rD bur6 iene Seitimmung
beS Sunoesgrnno9eiebcs gum 0tange Ell
mes re8elmGBtgen biirgerlt6en 0etperbeS
erDoben. 9eun Der Uau, OaB Die III
SEEM Yorf auf Der 9ur0reiie na6 benz
QSelteu bci9tpinbelten @tnpanoerer @eIoz
mittel uno &uit beiaBen, in 9Sew Oorf
10 LANCE tpObnen 81 bleiben bis Die
S9Winpler ppr Dem S1pHrgertbte en-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-08

l.. Sanuar 1875 bis %. Nfat 1875 boroez
nomu1enen Seguaoi8ungen Qletu IS.
Oieie eritarnIi0e 3unubnte IOu baubts
id0lt1 bon Dem @tufluiie Der in Sen
er1ter Wtoll1ten otele5 SabreS in SPRING
field ~Der1amr1elt 9e%ipeleneu StoQt5>
9~eleBgeber berruDren, tnoem Der 0ouoer<
ueur ben bon Wiitglieoern Der Stats
geleBgebung lnlterltllbten 8egno0iaunoss
@eil0eu letll Sbr beinabe niemals per-
l0loB.
DAP Elm 0ouberlleur in elmer Belt, in
uel9er 10 Diele grOBe GptBbuben fret,
reid uno iogar bo9angeieDsn iiuo, arnle
Ieufe(, Die Dtelet0t aus Jfot0 Doer in
Tplge perna6ldiiigter @r5iebuug etn flei=
mes Ber6re0en b~egan8en babe1, be8naz
Digt, fiuDen tpir in Der 0rbuuUg. 06er
inter ben bon 6errn Beuerioge 8egnaz
Dtgten ltlo auBer ben loon %erDaDnten
Wl0rOern Qllu Qn6ere Gerilber grocer
Gerbreden, 0toro9eieuen, Die BON
elmer iDnen 6iftirten 24Idbrtgen Straf5ett
fauli 3met ober bret Sabre abgele1len
batten; Jtaubgeieuen, 6enel1 Der 0ouper7
lleur elf Sabre ibrer StrGTe erlleB, 1Ghs
benz Iie bret SABRE I'M 3uhtDauS g%eipeIen
uno 10 fort.
@egenwdrtig itnO i'm Bureau bes 0ous
oerlieut5 nIDt iDentger ais 300 OelHDe
I'M tpeitere 8egHaOigungen per3eI6ilet,
1Ino lDenn SeDerloge redt tDetODer5t9
u1o 9efGutg blet6t, 10 tpirD III Jtllr5eii
bon tDln nod Elm ganSer S0pGrm Don
Ger6re6ern tpteoer auf Die menl6lide
Oeleul6afG lDSgela1leu.
Gin G6nli6er WftBbrau6 miro nit Dem
8e9uaOtgun9sre6te aub III oenIenigeH
Qt0eren Staaten Ser linton getrieUeH, in
iuel0eu Der @nuDerneur ais iDl6er Da5
Begna0igu19Sre6t beiiBt. 9tur IN benz
ientoen Staten Der uuton, III ipel6el
cine 8egnabigung nur inter WfitDirfuug
etnes belon0eren G0legtlGut5 1tattfIToelt
fam, lit e5 bei1er.
Sin ein3elner Wtann Dernlag eben Sen
oft ttiIrmil1en Bitten nm 8egnGOi9ung
tpeit pentger 5u tpiDeriteDen, ais etu aus
mebreren 4%5erlonen befteben0er 9tat6;
uno ell Gin5elner lit pOlittiGen 0tldltGz
ten melt augGugliner, ais cine mebrz
f0pftge 8eD0rOe. 0teie, nameutlib ou9
bon 0errn SeOeri0ge IN OtenGe Dot9eS
nommenen 8egnaOI9unge1 aus polttl:
11en 9tlIGlI9teu, metlt aus 0tldlt0t auT
perfDnLi0e WilnI9e zines me1r 0oet
mt10er in fllBrei0eu poltttferS, 1tHo Die
QSi wv I@lkJI+SH OQH uNkHp az |V+tN''
l!egt ni0t, mie 0eueE, Die aus QSet9DerS
5lgfett Itattfinoen, ELL an ul0 fir ii0
i00ner @barafter5ug, i~on0ern Die Ddbz
liWite Sel6itiubt, Die fuDle pOlitiide
SpefuLation aui OeI lpdteren BeiitanO
bes ben 0ndOenaft befiirDOrtenoeu pos
litiferS 81 0rltnoe.
Ser beiIole WsiBbrau6, Ser bier 3l
2anoe nit benz GegnaoigungSrebte, mi
3war namentli0 gum GOrtbeile Der
idltmmlten 8erbre0er getrieben miro,
lit ELL 0~aupt9ruuo fir bic Gooe5itrafe.
Selblt Der vlebeuSlGngli9e 3~u1tDGuSIer"
be5tebt bier DaS 3uAtbaus nit Der ftO6=
li0en 2IuSii0t, i'll einigen Sabren ipteoer
fret al ietn. ~ytur Die &ooten tebren
ut6t wie3er"; ulr i'll 8e8ug alf ben
b g | dteten WtOrOer lit Die
meni0ltde geieui2ait bier iiDer, oaB CT
ut0t III iDre Utitte auridfcbrG,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-08
3weterlet @faG.

DAP irir nit Oenienigeu, tpel6e Bic
Steuerfalie b~etritgen, ~feinerlet GDetlz
naDme beget lno cuf ieoe vSIDlung"
nit iDnen Der5tOten, Daben mir AL tple>
~berbo[ten WtaIen IN ni0t mtBSuper1teDelle
ber Spra6e geiagt. Qtber DaB iDtr AUDI
alf 1ol6e y er olger oeS Setru9S, Die
nit 3Deierlet Wt a E meiien, init bef1
ttgem WtiBtrGuen unO nit Dem 0egens
t6eil BON N6tung leben, molen mir blers
nit bin5ufiigen. genn beiiptelStDetle
bic bieitge Yolisei ein 9ubeno tlelner
8auernfGnger abfaBte, Die nidt inter
Oftte WtcOonalo'S DGterlt6er SbDut
fteben, bingegcn biciem unb ieinen S6lbz
lingen freies Spiel lieBe, 10 wiiroe
oaS 3nar Sen 9tbgefaBten niGts su iDrek
8ertbetoigung belfeI, pobl aber tDlir6e
man at Der 8eDauptur1g bere0tigt ietl,
OQB bic 8olt5et nit einel1 & { Der
Spieler nno 8nuerntdn8er inter @tner
9ede 1tede 1tno oieIen tDren Sreurloelt SIT
Gtebe Die anocrn (oie GDnfurrenten Der
nit Der YoliSei 6e%freuHDeten @auner)
abfaiie.
0teles 8eiIpieI lit pieIfa6 auf bas
Sor9eDen Der gebetmen 8unoespolI6et
9egen bic vfrummen" Sranntetpetn@
brenner olgeipenbet nor6en. Wit ge=
re1tem 8%efremoen ntmmt man tpaDr,
baB gera0e Die Oret Stdote S~bicago,
Ct. Bouts mno MtImaufee gum
S6aupIabe Der SeBiagO auf Steuers
betriiger auserieben pOrben, Oa8e9en
Gtnctnnatt, 9DutSDtlIe un0
Stem yOrf 8rooflDm OerI0ont
ge6lieben lino.
user etipa b%ebaupten tpoute, Die ltr7
fade Dieier unteri1eioung beitGnoe ba>
rim, oaB III Den %genaultten Orten feline
acknowledgement n%orgefommen ~ieier,
benz BARI man gerabe5u ins 0eit6t La
0en. grootlpn ftedt in Der @egeno
8WtI6en Wtainitreet, Sanositreet ullo
Der gSaQabDut SaD ~gerappelt pou bon
vfrummen" Sranltpein6rennereie1, 10
Dab ihon Dtelemale Elm f6t1nlider Sfelo@
aug init NufbietuGg mebrerer @ompaa=
nieen SoloGteH paaegegen bat ms @ert
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-08
sgniurtes atnS @e16sporeme.

Su Der neuli6en 8eipre6ung Der
6auptsebreden unirer Offentliben
Strafre1tspflsge [@rtorOerniB Der for
perli0en 2ntpelenDeit Der 3eugeu nnb
StrobbHrgldaftl tparb oos i1ltmmite
bon allen p~orIduftg unerpdbnt gelailsn,
neil mir auf cine re6t i6Iagenbe 8et9dz
tigul,g belielben tparteten. 0teie lit Jest
in bem Sniurienpro5eiie gegen ben Yriez
iter WtcWletp in @Dellea lWtafia1ulettSl
erfolgt. WtcGleip, ipelcber tue9en Sns
jlrten Derflagt ipar, tpeil ct 0ffentli6 Die
birgerli9 g%etrauten Gbeleute Scanning
ais ST lllo Sc beset6net bate,
gebt 1~traffrei aus, neil Die 0ei6worenen
1t0 uutbt baben etnigen f0nz
mem. Sbrer 10 batten fit ieiue Gerur@
t6eilung ulo I'm 2 fir ieine Treiz
lpreOung geltimmt, aber ba in 4mertfa
ipie in @nelan0 Der infGue Sl0pftnn oeS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-08
v9sbe1sI6nsGt0eS SnOtOaus."

0ouoer1ellr Sebert69e bon SQinotS
beDies in Nnfange letner NmtsTllbrIug
cine rilbuli6e 6eitigfeit in BeSug ouf
Seitrafnng bon Gerbre0ern unD tuabrte
meDrmalS, obglei6 iDm Don elmer Wtenqe
Gittlteler augeieBt tpurbe, Dem WalQeu
nnO Dem 3u6tbaule tDr 9te9t. Qlber
gar baIo tpuroen nnter i6n Die Begnaotz
gungelt nod bGnftQer ais unter leinen
Sorgdngern, nno gang %be1onDers Bic Sez
91aot9uilgen bon groBen 8erbreGern.
DAB IN Nnertfa Die vUernrtbeilllng ait
le6ensldngIi6em 3uOtbauie" ntelfa1
betnabe eth Bo1ienIpiel lit uro 6ornm iez
ben S6reden fir Die Gerbre9er perloren
bat, petB man 16pn Iange. 11ub 6err
BeDertoge lit 1t1mentli0 III letter Belt
fraftIg benlubt getpe1en, Die Serren Ser
BREEDER IN oteler an9enebn1en NnI6auuug
mob 81 beltdrfen. 9eun auein III ben
lebten filnf WSonaten bat CT iie5en 5u Lee
benslGnglt6em Su6tbauIe perurtbeilte
Wt0rDsr sdn5Ii0 be9naoigt. Ser cine
Derlelben bate DicrSe0n Sabre leiuer
vlebeuSldngliOen" Strafe abgeleiicn, cilt
anberer 1let1n, Der brittle llllo Der pierte
dbt. oer FINITE unb ie6Ste ie65, Der iie=
belte bier Sabre. Sn etuigen Dieier Sale
geliitgte oas 8itriport zines einSigen balb.
ipe9s naMbatten Parteibabus, UNI oa8
9er0 bet Ggceuens gu ritbren.
User gegen Die i0limmiteu Gerbre6er
10 gIttg lit, Der fann Gegeu minoer
i6limme ribt tpeniger 9iitig letn. 0atte
9err 8eperioge I'M eriteu Sabre letlter
AmtsfiiDrung ungefdDr SO, i'm atpeiteu
un9etdbr 80 3udtbausIer begnaOi9t, 10
betrG9t Die Sabl Der our9 i'm upm
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-06-12

There are more than 1000 pictures in
the Paris Salon OF this year, OF which n
verncious chrOnicler AYERS that 300
represent lalies shivcring, without n
stitch to cover them, on the brink of
cnscndes, ponds and other chilly scenes.
So thnt NJ. Thiers, after promcnading
through all the galleries, caught vio-
lent cold in his head, anl llns been shut
up in his new hotel in the Plnce ST.
Georges ever since, snceZing necessarily.
Such is the force of human sympathy
with female distress in gallant
Frenchlnan even after three score years
and ten!
Chinese adviccs state tho tea crop does
not promise tnvorobly this season. Ja-
pnncsc ndvices are moro favorable; the
crop is thriving and promises very well.
Ratifications Of treaty between Japan and
Peru were exchanged on the 18th of
May. Two Japanese war vessels have
been despatched to Corea to quiet dis
turbances there. Formosan matters are
assuming quieter aspect.
STRONG ARGUMENTS. Una
bridged Dictionary contains 114,OOO
words, and 5000 pictures. Jones SAYS
when he came home late the other night,
In the space of fifteen minutes his wife
applied all the words to him, besides
some extra ones and the fire shovel, sng-
gesting to his mind the picture Of the
ducking stool on the 418th page of the
dictionary.
"What is stupid" he said, when they
reproached him with having tnken so
much that he couldn't put one foot be-
fore the other; "what is stupid is not
having taken so much, but trying to
walk afterward."
Two colored men, named Anderson
and George Beatty, got into difficulty
near Union Court House, few days
ago, and one of them was so badly shot
TINT his life is despnired Of.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-06-12


The heaviest item of American manu-
teeture exported is that of our refined
petroleum. 1t foots up the enormous
sum of s37, ,000, 900 annually
They think it necessary to raise $780,
O0O in Vienna before. they start daily
pnper. If that was the genera belief in
this country, those 1000 newspapers
would not have suspended Inst year
During the year ending April l, 1876,
there were exported from France to
foreign countries $685. 345 bottles of
champagne. Frnncc herself consumes
100000 bottles.
1t is generally the case with bnd bows.
philosophically remarks Miss Anthony,
that they look like their mother and
act like their father"
Mrs. Mary J. Whitaker, Of Jefferson
County, Co., killed her husband last
week by splitting his skull with an axe.
She was insane.
The reunion of the Butler Guards in
Greenville, on the 10th instant, was an
unusually pleasing affair. There was q
procession, speeches and refreshments.
Tremendous times in Dublin for the
OConncu centennial. It comes on the
5th, 9th and 7th of August, for he had
three birthdays.
The ravnges Of the Colorado beetle
threaten to extend over the Union
Paris green carefully applied is said to
destroy this dangerous insect.
The production of poultry in the
United States is not less than 25O, ,OOO, 900
pounds annually, worth $50, 900, 600, and
eggs worth as much more.
4 fatal disease known Oh the .black
tooth ls desolating the herds of swine
on the Upper Ottawa River, Canada.
4 female bill-poster is doing an exten-
sive business in New York The sex was
always good at running up bills.
Enterprise. The Chicago Times sold
20, 600 extra copies on the strength of the
editors going to Jail.
Arthur Dyer, lately editor of the
FSnancier, committed suicide at New York
yesterday.
The Inter Ocean tells of fire in Mi
chlgan that destroyed the residence
and contents Of Dutchman."
We like spirit of compromise: but no
man shonld ever compromise his friend
or himself
10000 Masonic badges were sold in
New York at the dedication Of the Tenn
pie.
| d. BLACK, OF New 1ork, admits that he
has served on 232 coroner's juries within
year.
Two men have lost their lives by being
run over on the Georgia Railroad during
the past three days.
The Charlotte Eagle. daily paper six
weeks old, has thrown up the sponge
suspended.
The first barrel Of -four made from
wheat grown in 1875, was sent from Au-
gusta to New York, and was sold for $50.
divorced Lafayette, Indiana, wife,
rather thnn give up the custody of her
child, swore that it was illegitinate
The wreck of courtship-nn old
hulk of n husband.
A good throw at dice is to throw them
away.
! A muff-a thing that holds young
lady's hand without squeezing
Title for five-cent savings bank--th o
st. Nickleus.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-06-12
Estray Cow.

Estray Cow.
4 LIGHT BROWN COW.
ESS5H0 with young spotted HEIFER
&SSSA CALF, strayed on my premises,
-OaHQcn the night of the 5th. The
owner cnn obtain her by proving pro-
pcrty and paying expenses.
j. p. RICHBOURC,
Camden Road, near Columbia
June II ~
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-07-24
BREAKING NEWS GENTLY. q,

BREAKING NEWS GENTLY. BE
entered the ladies' sitting room at
the central depot, walked up to q
woman whose husband had loft the
room about ten minutes previously,
and calmly enquired:
"Madam, your husband went out
to see the river, didn't he ~
"Yes-why ~ she asked, turning
pale in an instant.
"He was q tall man, wasn't he I"
"He was" she replied rising up
and turning still paler.
"Weighed about $50 pounds 7"
"Yes-yes where is my husband y
she exclaimed.
SHOULDN'T swim, could he I"
"He's drowned; my husband ia
drowned" she walled.
"Had a silver watch chain I" con.
tinued the stranger.
"Whcre is my husband-where is
his bodyi' she gasped.
"Do not yet excited, madam. Did
your husband have on gray suit y
"Yes-oh! my Thomas !! my
Thomas !"
"And stoga boots I"
"Lct me see hin-let me see him y
she cried.
"Come this way, madam, but do
not get excited. There, il that
your husband across the street at
that peanut stand y
"Why, yes, that's him that's my
husband y she exclaimed ioyfully,
81 thought you said he was drown.
cd"
mo, madam, l did not. saw
him buying peanuts, and l believed
it my dury to say to You that pea.
nuts are not healthy at this season
of the yearw
lie slid softly out. aud she stood
there and chewed her parasol and
started after him as if he were a
menag erie on wheels.-Detroit Free
Pres.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-07-24

SOME silly questioner, with just
the least of conscientious miseiving,
asks the editor Of the Christian Un-
ION his opinion of croquet playing,
To which he sensibly replies: We
think it is amusing to women, gree
abe to men, and fascinating to min
listers. For all persons who need
gentle exercise, it is even better
than billiards; indeed, it is a kind
of field billiards "gone to grass"
Anybody that is too pious to play
croquet onght to be done up in
starched linen, put in bag, and
hung up, like a suit of Sunday
clothes, and not let out till meeting.
time.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-07-24
Bradford, VT, July "a, 1878.
Social Leanness.

IHE American farmer, III all MS
planning, and all his building, has
never made provision for life. lie
has only considered the means OF
getting a living. Everything outside
of this-cverything relating to sOci'
~ and culture-has been steadily
ignored. lie gives his children the
advantage of schools, not recogniz.
ing the fact that these very advan-
tages call into life II new set of So.
cial wants. A bright, well educated
family, in lonely farm house, is
very different material from a fami-
ly brought up in igorance. An
American farmers children, who
have had a few terms ut a neighbor.
ng academy, resemble in no degree
1.-THE children Of the European peas
ant. They come home with new
ideas and new wants, and if there
is no provision made for these new
wants. and they find no opportuni.
ties for their satisfaction, they will
be ready, on reaching their MAORI.
ty. 10 fly the farm and seek the
city.
If the American farmer wishes to
keep his children near him, he must
learn the difference between living
amt getting living; and we mis-,
take him and his grade of culture
altogether if he does not stop over
this statement and wonder what
we mean by it. To get living, to
make money, to become "forehand.
ed'-this is the whole of life to az
rlcultural multitudes, discOuraging
III their numbers, to contemplate.
TO them there is no difference be.
tween living and getting u living.
Their whole life consists in getting
a living; and when their families
come back to them from their school.
ing, and find that, really, this is the
only pursuit that has any recogni.
ton under the paterDal roof, they
must go away. The boys push to
the centers of the cities, and the
girls follow them if they can. A
young man or young woman, rails.
ed TO the point where they appre-
hchd the difference between living
and getting a living, can never be
satisfied with the latter alone. Ri.
Their the farmers children must be
kept ignorant, or provision must De
made for social wants. Brains and
hearts need food and clothing as
well as bodies and those who have
learned to recognize brains and
hearts as the best and most impOr.
tant part of their personal poses
sions, will go where they can find
the ministry they need.
What is the remedy! How shall |
farmers manage to keep their chill
dren near them How can we dis !
courage the influx of unnecessary
nay burdensOme-population into
the cities? We answer: By max.
ing agricultural society attractive.
Fill the rm.hOuses with period.
Gals and books. Establish central
reading rooms, or neiehborhood
clubs. Encourage the social meet.
ings of the young. Have concerts,
lectures, amature dramatic asSOcia.
tions. Establish bright, active
social life, that shall give some sig
nificance to labor. Above all, build
as far as possible, in villages. 1t is
better to so a mile to ones daily la.
Dor, than to place ones self mile
away from "A neishbor. The isola.
ton of American farm life is the
great curse of that life, and it falls
upon the women with q hardship
that the men cannot appreciate, and
drives the educated young away
Ec,ibner's Monthly,
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-07-24

OLD LADY. WHO sleeps badly).-
NOW Mary, if l should want to
hight my candle, are the matches
there I,
MARY.-Yes, ma'am, theres's
wan.n
OLD LADY.-''One WHY. if it
misses fire, or won't light"
: MARY.--"Oh, niver a fear of it
ma'am. Sure thried it!c -.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-07-24
A DUTCHMAN read sOmewbel

A DUTCHMAN read somewhere
hat money doubled itse If by COM
pound interest every fourteen years
If it was put carefully away and
left untouched. The guileless Hol.
lander at once dug a hole in the Gel
lar, and buried four hundred dollars
packed in ea-kettle. This was
fourteen years ago last Wednesday.
On that day he rose at four o'clock
in the morning and "rcsurrected"
his cash, with the confident expecta.
ton that it had increased to eight
hundred dollars. His disappoint.
ment was great; and when his
friends interviewed him about math.
ematics now he expresses the opin.
ion that "dem arithmetics ish all O
liew
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-07-24

THE Count de Grasse was once
wounded in the knee with a musk ct
ball. The doctors cut and hacked
and made many missions, when,
getting out of patience, the count
asked why they cut him up SO much.
awe are seeking" said the surgeon,
"fOr the ball." "Why did't You
mention that befOrei l have the
ball in my pocket"
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-07-24

A very nice line of parasols at
Mrs. G. Fl. Curtis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-24

Canal, but never attained that high honor?
We do not propose any special plan. All
we want is rapid transit Let our
people agree upon the scheme that is
most feasible and economical The wise
way would be for the Governor and Mayor
and heads of departments and some leading
citizens to agree upon plan, and then, by q
strong effort of party discipline, adopt it.
There is no reason why this should not be
done. There can be no excuse for failing to
do it. We have seen too much of the power
OF the democratic organization in the recent
canvass, and especially in the contest for the
Senatorship, not to know that Governor Tilden
has but to demand rapid transit This is the
question of the hour. We have said again and
again, and repeat now with the utmost en-
phasis, that the success OF our Governor and
Mayor will depend upon their success in
achieving it,