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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-12-11
O0rSGu'S SSutter
fir
pfrrre RaO gota Disb.

3eusuilie iur Den SewCis Jer prGttutrn JtuetIdjs
teit uno SpGriGmteit oteie5 6utiers tonmen iotts
DGhreno.
Obert Coleman, @t9eutbitmer oe5 nGarrontouz
0otes," lagt: sd bin Elm regeImdBtger Sunoe uno
babe oa5 9roRte Scrtrauen IN oieien Irttcl. Gr
,r5en9t mebr uuo beiiere NdIb, ipenn man Sibe oOz
nit fItttert."
80. ulmanu Gomp,, Smporteure uuo 0efiuaz
teure, iageR:
rUiit Dem 9r66ten 8ersniGCn empfebteH mir Die
len Artitet aIs paridm uu0 bodIt rUo1ltbueno."
Sen. 6. y. Euler ia9t: nUitt SergnG9eu be5euge
b, bag oieicr rtitel Gdnjthl 3uirlc6en9ctt 9ie6t.
jb ba1e oG5 duoere Sutter um WcuIgiten5 eH Bierz
taetI reouSrt, uno ole ii rOc oefuoen ii beer oaz
bei."
@orbou's 5utter foTct nur Gents fir ic; c
5atterung.
YaIdmottr Depot: gtr. 48, GDeF Sasettea
Strabe.
au6 bel u. g. 8o9g, iur., & @omp., gtr. 147,
ROrozoOwdrbftraBe. fowe bei Den 9etraioebdnblern
III ad9emenen III bGbeu. (Sept9, ~ Uite.D
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@omn1iiidr elm 9ofumeut Dor, fraft beiien
er oas gigentbumsreht auf 8eniamin Trant=
1ins 0ruderpreiie beaniprudlt, peld)e iid ieit
Sabreu i'm Batentamte befinoet. Ra4 &C.
nauer unteriu6ung bes 9ofumentes bat ftd)
berausgeitellt, baB Der aniprut siiltig 1T uno
oaB bic @reiie 5rn. Uturrap auS9eliefert mer=
ben mus. Gs erhellt, baB 6arolh & Sobn
bon Gnglanb oieie Yr,iie 5ru. Rurran inl
Sabre 1841 gum @eidenf madtcn, oteielbe
lpuroe Dem vNatiOnal= Snititlte" 81 8aibin9=
ton 3ur Iufbenabrung iibergeben uuO gertetb
Don oieiem in baS Yatentamt. yatiirllf
wiro Sr. Mfurrap feline Yrsiie il Ybilanel=
pbia ausitelen.
- @,ne 0epeife BON 9ofObama melbet,
baB etn Bortugieie oeriuate, gefdlid)te Gre
oitbrieie Der iapansiudlsn Re9teruns 81 per-
lilberu, uno mad Der @ntoedung entfloben
1T; pabrideinli9 it er nad amerlfa entz
fnfnupn
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@oIttmore W0, gamfaq, ben H. Se3euber 1875.

Sobnion 81 uonlinireu. Otcbrere 4bitims
mungen gum SdIerS fanoen itatt uuo ole @onz
iereus uertagte iih, Obne oaB eiu Aipirant
ernitlid1 genaunt rpuroe.
Sid, moub, 10. 9e;embr. - Su Der
Ibenofsung puroe ber 9lhtb. u. $. Ste.
mart nominirt.
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ben SdeiH tpie6er in peiter SCrEe erbltte,
tebrte iie Suriid. Ser Seueri6eiH blieb etua
4 Stunoe fttbar, uuO Der gauge u6ro:ife
Simmel muroe oaour1 bell erleuhtst. pr.
s. W. 6emuid, Der 9shlilis= Seusringenleur,
fubr bis gum S6lagbaume an Der Fails
8OaO, uno Oa er bort auuabrl. oa6 Die 6Iam=
men al einem nod etrua Meilc entferntcu
Ylasc miitbeten, 10 fuhr er nidlt meiter. Gr
uermutbet, baB i'll oey Idbe UOn Mount Ser
non Bui9merf Ober ein nie6riger S6uppeu
IN Srauo 9eratben mar.
9ieb i hl. - SObn S'Gonneu, Der al :
9eblid) cine Den 66. @ebriioern ROienfeln
9ebDrt9e SdIitteuoede i'm 8crtbc pom SIG
ltabl, itebt bem Serfabren Der @roB9eidmos
reneH ent9e9en.
Sranp. - SIM @ebGuOe gtr. 81, She's =
nutitraBe, peltts bonn 9tc0er Sbo8. 2elpiS
bemobnt Wiro, gtrietb cine Yartie Splitter
bolS, Die nabe oem bergen Sien lag, in
Srano. Die 6lammen iouroen bonn Ger
9eauteH 6arueg uHS Siirgern unterOriidt, ebe
nennenSwertber SAaScn ermad)ieu mar.
ueberfabren.-giu uubetaunter &uabe
nuroe 9eItern Rahmittag auf Der @de Der
9ND= uno SGltimOrcitr. Don einem 6ru. ga
muel 6rant 9ebOri9eu Dteegerwagen Hberfab.
rem, lam aber unperlett bauon.
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@erl,,it pot, VI em5d, EN-.

5altf {, TO. Oe3br. = Der SGo0ner
,SOpemen," bon ct. Sobns nod Sarbor
Mtaiu, N.=S., unterluegs, iiieB am 20. b..
Sits. auf bem Siscan&of aui unS lheiterte.
Sieben Berlonen ertranfen uuo nur @iuer
ipuroe gerettet. : Sn berielbeuRa9t id3siterte
Der S6ooner y@ater gSit9" nnb u pon 25
Yerioucu ertra1fea
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8 Gbtca9o, 10. Oe5. = 0ie nIImes"
bat cine Spssialbepci6e BON Sidsburg,
Riii., melbe beridtet, ouB bel 8Olling Sort
Elm aampf itattfano Sniiden elmer Qbtheilnns
pon IS gSeiBen inter Sberit Sail nno 200
gegern, ole BON gioab Yarter cOmmanDirt
puroen. GS miro berl9tet, baB Der Cont
manOeur Der Reger, Capt 9lrtbur Sroots,
uuo flint anoere Ne9er setDOtet murben. Cine
groBe 4H;ahl muroe Derwuuoet. 8e9enmGr-
tia lit Nlles ruhiQ.
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Gabtmetsiiknn9. = Dtc gSbtsfep=
Nroseffe tn ct. Sputs. = Der
2ln&palt 9enSeripn erbdIt Den
0onSnoc

US Sal b1ng II, 10. Se5. - Die bellttge
@abtnetSllBung mar etue ungem0bullf lange,
unO Die gufmerfiamfeit beS Hrdiibenten II. Der
Sefretdre mar bauptidali6 auf Der @bisfep=
Setru9Ss gro5elle in ct. &ouis gertdtet. @e=
neral Nnmalt Yierrepont, Der i'm 2aufe beS
OtorgcnS bic bcidnorenen angaben Oes oem
VuuoeS Anpalte IN ben YroSeien belgegebe=
nen Spe5tal Qbpofaten 6enoerl0n erbalten
bate legte bieielben benz @abinete Dor, mo lie
muroen elmer lorglamen 2eiung unter5o9en.
0teranf bsIpraf maR iid) bariber, peld)e
Seutun9 man ben 8enerfungen bes 6rn.
6enOerlon, DIE bteier in SeSngnabme auf Die
9Seiiangen Oes SuitiS= =Oepartements gemad)t
babe, 9eben lale unb fam ihlieBli6 babin
therein, oaB ote bon Sru. $. gebrcu6ten
gSorte in feiner gSeile III redtferti9en ieien.
Die 0titglieoer oes Cabinets ipraden ii6 obne
9fiiGbalt Oariiber aus. DaS Reiultat mar,
oaB man beid)loB, Srn. Seuberion's @rnen~
nun9 alS SpeSi0lz4ouofat in ben @biSfep,
Bro5elien 5uriidiu5iebem nno bem Bunoes=
amualt etnen anocren 6errn bei5uaebeu. Sol
9enoe SepeidIe muroe iooaan mad ct, Sous
geidtdt: ,&aibington, .. g. 10. 0e5br.
1875. - Scpartement Der Sultis. - Nn ben
9lhtb. 3. y. 0per, Sunoes Inmalt. ct.
9outS, Wlo. - Ser beihporene 8eriht iiber
5rn. 5enberlou'5 Teoe, rueld)e bieier ioeben
9ebalten uno auf meldle Sic une 5r. 9. ft6
in Slren geitri9en 0epcid)eu be5ogen, ,puroe,
ourh 6rn. @atOn mir 3u9eianDt, beute Dem
@ablnete porgelegt uno es einbellig ais ein
SniuIt profeiitouellsr SDiliffeit betra9tet, oaB
.6r. $. in iol9erg8eiie (unb sbne einen S6at=
ten bon 9runO) if iiber Den BrdTbenteu, Der
letne Inlteuun9 bur6 ra8 SuIttS= Oeparte-
nent Sebilliat unb Der INN pertraut bate, oaB
fetn 9tnoeruiB in Der idlnelleu geitrafung Ell
mes jeoen Geuenile- Setrii9ers in ct. Souls
Fattfinoen spiirOe, GuGern iolte. Sic woleu
Sen. 0cnberion BON ieiuer gntlaiiung be.
nadlridti9eu uno an ieiner Statt ben tiid
tighten uno fdbigten Nnwalt, cen lie obne
Raditdlt auf ietne politti6en 4nihauungen
ftnoen f0nnen, aniteuen. s. Sterrcpout,
9eneral- Numalt"
(0e Vemerfungen, melde Sr. Senberion
mahte uno Die in 10 bohem WaBe Die SuOt9=
nation res Cabinets berpOrseruien baben, fin,
bet Der geier in uuierem beuttsen EDITORIAL.
| Our9 weldle Srtlle bas Solf Den Sdritt oeS
Cabinets in Dem 9lugenblide, no Sabcod a1=
| gefla9t iporoen TT, anieben iuirb, laBt ftd)
leidlt osnfen. GS lit idDon an5unehmsu, Dap
Die 2lngelegenbeit 81 Snterpe4ationen i'm @onz
greiie fibren miro. Dieter ct. 4ouiier gSbis,
fep Sdlplnoel orobt, nod 81 unanSenebmen
@ntbitaunsen 5u iiibreu, uno mir be'we:feln
| lehr, oaB oenoerIon'S Ablebung ben 2auf Der
! Olnge peIentlid 5u Inbern uermlg.)
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Gr0beben.

Smab ia, Nebr.t 10. 0esbr.-@iH leidte,
@rofoB muroe geitern 0tahmitta9 llbr il
JtebrQSfa 9ltn perlniirt.
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SWee0.

NemY orf, 10. OeSbr. - Die Smeeo
Nffaire faugt an, langmelllg 81 tueroen, sun
Winoefen geb0rt iie fir Die lei6t< uuo raid
lebigeu 9tewzD DOrfer 9eluliIermaBen bereitS ir
Die Sategorte Der iibermunbenen Stanopunfte
Der goB lit einmal folt, uno 9tiemano oeuf
oaran, baB er jemals mteoer eingefangen tper:
ben t0nnte, am 8enigiten surh uniere Yoli.
sei, bereu rpiirOlger 8rGItbent, obihon i'm
0ienite er9raut, nod 10 grim if, ff Don
allerlei SpaBoOgsln oiiptren Su laiien, bic iidl
ein Sergniigeu OarauS MAIDEN, i'm auf etne
ialidle Sdbrte i'll fiihren. Seine geute baben
ielbit i6ou alle 6offnung aufge9eben, Den
Sogel rpieber Su fan9en, unb ieten ibre Jfad)=
forifunQen nur nod pro forma uno I'm oaS
duBere 0eforum Su mabren, tort. 6r. Camp
bell, Der @bef Der Brooflpner Yolisci, lit
ebeufalls Al Der lleber3eugung gefommen,
am Spnnabeno bort mar, ionbern euB er ii9
lpabrifslnli9 oireft bon gfep- yorf an 8oro
zines Sabr5eugeS begab. Iuf) Ietne Sorce
unteriudlt ben Sal nur anftanoSbalber met
ter. - Die biefge 9ranosSurg, melde itb
Der Nn9elegenbett bemddttgt bat, tpirb eben=
faaS i6perli9 @tma8 berausbriugen, obidon
iie bereltS cine Wenge 3eugen oerh0rt bat.
0eute iperoen Stedbriefe in @irfularform,
uuf pelhe cine Photographic Oes 6rn.
Smeeo getlebt lit, bonn S6ertff au8geihidt
nerbem. 9eitern Nbeno erbtelt Sr. @onuer
cine Yoitfarte, auf peldler augeOeutet ift, oaB
Smeeo iid) i'm y8inoiors Sotel" aKfbalte.
0ieie ga6ri6t erule8 fi9 als unbegriinbet.
Cine qeitern bier eiugelaufene 0epeid)e aus
Sttona, Ontario, nleloet, baB bort orei 9tetus
2)orfer @ebeimpolisiIten auf Der Sud)e na6
Sweeo ein9etroffen iinb.
SaS oirtfte SabeI ftiDpn tpieSer
1tnterbro6en.
gtem=O OFF, 10. 0e3br. - Ote gcamten
Der ,Oireften Sabel @ompagnie" beriflten,
oaB ibre 2tnie $50 Uteilen Dttlib BON gtelI~
dOttlanD unterbrodea lit.
1ermiTdlte 9epcSd1en aus
9tepsSorf.
gteps 9 orf, 10. 0eSbr. - 9olO er0ff=
uete AT 114g.
-0tt6ter Douobue CAB bente cine @nte
idleibnug IN oem Safe ber Snbibition gegeu
Die y Banana @iienba9n- -@ompagnie, pelde
bieier SOmpagnte perbietet, elne Oampierlinte
81 erri1ten.
Der 0ampfer vSber" iit bonn Bremen
bier eingetrOffen.
: Die 3Oa @iunubmen bstrugen beute
$232 200.
- Der unterldasntellter Sablte belIte tIr
Snterefien S37 200 unO fir ctnse5ogeue Sbs
li9ationen s276, 900 aus.
= Die BlDmoutbz&irde in 8ropflhu,
tpelhe i'm oorigen Sabre 1890 0fitglieter
5Gblte, bat beren lebt 2l90; oarunter fno 9l5
WGnner uno - 1875 QSetber.
Ser 8elomarft.
gtew.9Orf, 10. 0e5br. - @elb lei9t 81
A.. QSediel ihlohen feit 81 4.849. Sob
idloB 81 1148-1144. Sunbes.9bligationen
id1lofen flau, aber iietig 8ler Coupons
1888; 65er 1l58; neue 1909; Ger 122@; 68er
1929; neue Siinfer 1174; 1O.4Oer Coupons
117B. Nftieu i9lofien fau unb itetig; N.=
g.@entral 1853; @rie 164; 2afe sbOre 6le !;
SIS. Central 96E; RittSbur9 90; Jtortbz
gSeitern 39S; Yricr. Sc; Ofod Sslanb
1044.
llnterihaeamts Sifuus: Sob s42 Pro-.
972; @ourant SAL ,674, ,674.
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&6ftftttsEfbDrt nod EtQlott0.

Sail 8ipe:, Maii., 10. DeSbr.- Die
- 8oroer<&itp= DttllS" baben Beitelung auI
$4,000 Stid 9rudSeug bon Mand)eiter
gnglauo, erbalteu, peld]e 9Saaren jett an9e'
fert1nt fnfrnPn
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Die ,,frntttmen" Sd)nappsbtenner
lit NM0fattappIiS.

Sn0 napOIi8, Snb., 10. 0e3br.
- Der Sro3eB bes 5iilfscolettorS Sil marb
heute i'm 8uuoesgerid]te fortgeiett. 6. Cor
coner, 9apib DC. 2erpis, @orbon g. Siug.
ham unb @berpein, iammtlidl Mitglieoer bes
Shuappszy Ringes," tuuroeu ais 3eugen
ocrnommen. @orconer la9te aus, baB Der
9ln9efllgte IN ben grennereieu aumeieno
mar, ais otrumner" S4uappS fabrisirt
muroe
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9te senatortpat,l In Wtratnten

u d. m on B, Sa., 10. DeSbr. = Gins
Gouiereus conierpatiuer @eieesebungs Nit.
9tieoer faub beute Utittaa llbr ftatt, nm ci.
nsn 9uubesieuatOr on Stelle oes Senators
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SelesrapbilGe 9epei4eit.

tBeridte Der ~afiociirten grefe1 fir Den ~@ors
reipouoeuten.O
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nidt retten. 8irb er freigeiprOden, 10 f6untC
i'm uuicre Sduloisiprehung ntdlt uerni9teu.
SD i6lage ni6t Dor, ben Sal auf unbez
itin1nte 3tit su ueridiebeu, ionbern id en-
pfeble einfad, OaB mir unS bon Gag 81 Sag
psrtagen, bis uuS Die Seweiie in 9ebDriger
Sorm 3ugeben."
Der anotteur tagte bann, bas @eri9t lei
oolftdnota organiiirt; er babe cine Mtttbel=
flung oes Sen. Sabcod erhalteu, rueld)e oas
@eridt erlud)', fttl uOrldufg 5u uertugeu, Oa=
nit er IN ct. 2Ouis eri6einen t0nue. Der
quoiteur idllug Dor, BEN Sal 81 ueridieben
unb bern Sen. @rant BON benz Stanoe Der
3tnge Wittbeilun9 81 MAIDEN. Jtad elmer
sebeimen 8eratbung murSe beidloieu, itG)
BON Sag su Sag gu pertagen.
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NWH ugr SSWWUgHUUWUtW0Uf
gSai btngt on, 10. Deg. =. Sobu 9.
Mhrran bon Step 9orf leste benz Yatsut,
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@eibma9ts : Ma3eigen.
@aiS Gaufma,t

Wut1 StQWIMuN
gar. 22, Noro Gutatp Straee.
Gbtuetber Yorbamse,. -.5taSvor9""ae'
Notttuabauts uuo gutpMresSorban9t
Sill, @uipures uuo stottinsbam=2iid', Sopba8 II.
8ettneden,
9epirfte SbamlS, ....... SnolasS sSbamls,
&letoeritoffe.
asoaeme 8ettoeden.
SanoidJnbe, Gorfetten,
tawar,e uns tarbtse MIapaeas,
Hs- 9albmeres uno ysrinos "a
tperoen aui's BtHi8ite pertauit
ssefe .ee sarantirt. gum Seiute laoet erssbepf
eiu GHis &amintan,
(sept..2 RteD Nr. 22. NotesGatopttr:-
Cine Climbing
fir
Alle,
unfsren srossu gorr0tb
BON
Aerren- unb gnabfa Rleibern
Su uuteriu6eu, welde niht in Baltimore
nbertroffen
Derben founen
uuo 5u
aieorigeren Yretfen,
aIs serinsere SSuaren ouoerswo, pertaut pereeu
Rogers, Bert 4 Comp.
Iabrtfantea
Gambler tint 0rnken uao &lc'nea.
Gt8entbtimer
NeiusDorfer feitsnGreissG sGleioers
1eiddfts,
1884, n)ef-D -Daltimorfiraee, 184
Der stsbt=strabe seseuiber.
3tpeis bes 9eiGdites
46l sroaowaa, msw gort. 4ol
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-07-29
What are you doing, Father.

A gentleman was paying q brief visit to
an intimate friend. AS he WIS about TO
depart, his friend said, "Cnmc with me.
I have some very fine old wine want you
TO taste"
The gentleman followed his friend, and
soon a we'll filed glass was presented to
him with the words, II am sure you viii
enjoy it,
The gentleman took the glass with ext
dent embarrassment, for this visit led him
10 feel that the fine old wine was becoming
necessary to his friend; and yet he fear
cd to offend him Ivy giving expression TO
his fears.
The profTcycd glass was set aside al.
most untasted. \ little son, bright boy,
six or seven years Of age, had followed
his father and his companion to the
winc-cell; and what was The surprise
and pain of the friend to see the little teI-
low, when he thought himself unobserv
cd, walk stcalthi!y up to the glass which
the visitor had put down moment be-
fore, and drink the contents with evidcn,
relish.
All! thought the friend. while the IA
Their is furnishing choice wines for the
entertainment Of his guests. he is "pening
q nit beneath his feet into which he him,
self may fall, and drag after him the dear
est objects OF his love.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-07-29
Mis!,rOnollnciation.

It is possible that some one who reads
the title Of this article may FIND himself
guilty Of failing to pronounce ci like s!' in
shun. find that my lady friend who is
very precise in her language, will p rsla,
in acccntinS etiquette On the first, instead
of the last syllable. My good minister,
who has the greatest aversion to anything
wrong, was greatly surprised when mild
~ suggested to him that aspirant should
DO accented OH the penult, while nj: must
cal niece mortified Inc the other evening
by pronouncing finale III two - tables. l
heard my geological friend The other day
explaining the subsitences Of the cartl's
crust, but he should have accent,d the sec
ond instead Of the first syllable. The same
mistake happened the other day to my
friend, the President Of the Reform Socie-
ty, who spoke of the vagarics of certain
people by accounting the first instead Of
the second syllable. lie also announced
that I would deliver al address that even
ing, but knew it was not polite to tell
him to accent the last syllable. Ely boy
says he lett school at.rcccss, accenting the
first syllable, and he was 10th to believe
that, whatever the meaning Of the word,
it should be accented on the final syllable.
Then my friend, the President of the De-
batiug Club, who is great student OF
"Cushing's Manual,' tells lis that motion
to adjourn takes the precedence by accent
ing the first instead Of the second S, liable.
My other lady friend says that she liv", n
a house having a cupaow. She should
consult the dictionary for that word. But
will close by remarking that my legal
friend, who is very scholarly, always ac-
cents coadjutor on the second instead of
third, where the accent rightly belongs
New England journal of Education.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-07-29
The transcript.
fh3 County has no Official Paper.
What a Clean Apron Did.

Tidy ncatncss in girls is an attraction
quite equal to pretty face; and it is
better recommendation, because safer
evidence Of good qualities Of character.
Incidents like the following are abundant
to prove this:
4 lady wanted trusty little maid to
help her take charge of n baby. Nobody
could recommend one, and she hardly
knew where to look for the right kind Of
\ girl One day she was passing by
lane and saw 4 little Girl with clean
apron holding a baby in the doorway Of ~
small house.
THAT is the maid for me-" said the lady.
She stopped and asked the little girl for
her mother.
Mother has gone out TO work. was the
reply. "Fathcr is dead, and now mother
has to do cvcrYthlng.'
"Should you like to come and live with
mc:' asked the lady.
II should like to help mother somehow
The lady was more pleased than ever
with the tidy looks Of the girl, called to
see her H. other; and the end of it was,
she took the maid to live with her, and
found-what indeed she expected to md
that the neat appearance Of her person
showed the neat and orderly ben. Of her
mind. She had no Careless habits, she
was no friend to dirt; but everything she
had to do with was folded up and put
away, and kept carefully The lady find.
great comfort in her, and helps her moth
or, whose lot is not now SO hard IS i! WAS
She smiles when she says, Sally's recon-
mendation was her clean apron"
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CalcIlnil:inE.

To calcimine good-sized room with
two coats, take ten pounds OF whiting,
dissolved in hot or boiling wafer; one
fourth Of pound Of glue (Which should
have been put to soak in a pint Of water
the night may now be melted slowly on
the back Of the stove, stirring frequently.
To color beautiful tint, get two ounces
Of ultramarinc blue and one ounce Of E'en-
etian red; mix separately with cold, soft
water, and strain through stocking or
thin cloth, each in a separate vessel. The
whiting may now be stirred we'll; il too
thick, add more hot water, and strain
through flour sieve into a good-sized pot
Add some of the blue and red alternately
til! you get the desired shade, which ln;y
be ascertaincd by putting little Of the
mixture on Il piece Of paper and drying
by the fire. When your color is deter
mined, pour in tile glue; and after mix
ing we'll, apply tho wash hot to the wall,
brushing in any direction, as i! MIKES bet:
Ter than it put on too carefully. On " hi'e
walls two coats are ncct ss;tTy; but after
the room is once done, one coat is suifi
cicnt. Should the ceiling have to be
done. put on the whiting alone first,
then rcl,eat the wash and add the paints:
and glue, the latter to be Light color
ell, if the walls are to be white. Com
mon glue will answer for q painted
wall.
"A paper border finishes the room per
fectly- makes any room neat and pretty.
Should the second coat not ie put Up I'll
next day, heat the mixture, as the glue
will not mix with the other lngrcdi-
ents unless pretty warm.-Country Gen.
ileman.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-07-29
milwaukee & st, Paul Railway
Nora Junction.

Going North s::5 4. VI. Sis 2. NJ.
Going south, SIS PM, 1924 PM.
Palace sleeping ears, owned oM1 operated
Ivy this line. ,cc';npnnv al! night trains.
CONNECTIONS ARE AS FOLLOWS:
At Burlington, with Chicago Burlington &
Quincy r. r. for Chicago, Peoria Gin cinnati
Ke"K"k. Qu;ocy & st. Lo"is. West to OF
1umwa ami Ill! ,n;nts in Kansas and NchraS-
ka. and with Darlington & S@ut! Western
nv for Pennington. liiDrini Id, and all
points in Missouri! ANA Kansas.
1t columbus Junction. with Chicago 6
South Western Railroad for Washington and
Leavenworth.
At Vest lib. r>y, with Chicago Rock Is
land i Pacific K.i'In:a, Tor Iowa: City, Des
MuincS and Dravrnr"rt
It Cedar Rapids with Milwaukee Division
of i. c. Il, e. II. tor I,..crcnicncr, West
Union. po*tvii'e and AIctiregnr, with Chica 60
& A,rth Western Railway for Omaha, Coun.
ell Bluffs and Chicago, and with Dubuque 4
Southwestern KriIway for Dubuque.
At Nichols, with Muscatine E;v. L. c. r.
It H., fer aiuSc@,ic.
At Waterloo and Cedar Falls with Illinois
Central Railroad, for iulepcn <;ence, Dubuque
Fort Dodge an: Sioux City.
At Nora Junction with Milwaukee 4 St.
Paul Hallway, fox Mason City and Charles
tity.
At Austin. with Milwaukee l. st. Paul
Hallway. for all rints in MINES ta.
\, st. Paul, for all points IN :or:h7rn Pa
cifc Halfway; the g.ent Lake Superior re-
gion ANA ali points North aud Northwest.
WI. GREEN, Genl Manager.
". w. WALKER, Gent Surt.
J. IVES, GcnI Pass. & Ticket Agent,
Coda, Eavi'l:. lows
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-07-29

Il Is said to be satisfactorily Demon
stratcd that every time a wife scolds her
husband she adds wrinkle to her face
Ii is thought the announcement Of this
fact will have most salutary effect, es-
pcc,ally as it is understood that every time
q wife smiles; on her husband it will re-
move one of the wrinkles.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-07-29
E.r;;Is Of Youth.

4 gent !eman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility. Premature Decay, and al
til effects VI youthful ird;seretion will, for
he sake OF; suffering humanity, SEND Tree to
all who need it, the receipt and directions for
making the simple remedy by which he was
cured Sufferers wishing 10 pLuft by the
advertise s experience can do 80 by address
ing in perfect confidence,
JOHN b. OGDEN, IL CEDAR st. NY
n37-6m
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-07-29

An aristocratic New Yorker. on being
requested by rich and vulgar young
fellow for permission 70 marry cone ofhis
girls" gave this rather crushing reply:
"Certainly; which would you prefer, the
housemaid or the cook"