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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-06-12
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ger 8etGte unb mad Gmpfans Der I'll. Gom'
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beten.
@es. Coat, gtfGcf Don Sfta unb
geaetrt,
Cardinal Yatrt;t, Srdfeft Der III,
Congregation Der &tten,
@lar. RatIt @etretdr s. r. c.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-06-12
Sic Sntianer tpei9ern fTeb,

ete gcrf6id9e Der 8GnSesreeterune an3u>
nebmen unb 3Dar nit elmer 6%artnddiafett
bic man pom ben rottsn 9duptltneen ni6t
erpartet bdtte. Dtee esbt aus Ger neult6en
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Snnern leSten Greitae mod NIT Der Snbta.
ner'D Delegation Bate. GrNerer erfllrte ben
Jnbtanern tunb teraus, fe rparcen 60 fiber.
LTD ipdter b%ebauera, rpenn fe fest feinen
BCrten ntht 9lauben uro feinem &atbe feir
GebDr lGenfen tsp1tsn. Menn ie bic tbneu
anSebOtenen $4,000 Dollars Jest annepmeu
trOften, 70 terbe CT Serfu0fn, SOnr ndGfen
Gcnsr,e nod rreitere $4,000 DpGars fir Re
81 e%r!ansen. Dena niGt, bann peree er
tbaen bas SastreGt cm 9mDfY 5il emit.
3iesen. CT turfe nttt tulSen. bae bas 9anb
t.fdnbts In @efatr fawsbe, feline &ube unb-
bas 2eben fstnsr Burger bebrDbt ju feben.
@as bic s6mar5sn Serge anlanse, TO
Babe bic &ssteruns cine Gpmmtf7on babin
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ten 6teietten R6 aber bewaBr4eiten, tanrt
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f&aften tbrer iunssn aeute 81 3hssln per.
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man, baB bic S&war3sn gerse Sob emit.
talten, bann perbs bteRsstsruns Re, bieSn.
bianer. ret&ttG entfGdbtsen. Gin She'll bes
Big 9srn 2anbes fet fur bic @iOur BON gar
tetnem Nusen anb BITE &esieruna fetgDiaens
ttnen etnen annetmboren Yrets bafir 40
jablen. SGlteBlt6 ermabnte Der HPtntRer
"fetne 5reunbe". Gass. nae er tbnen eefaat
Babe. ttrem gclte setreuliG 30 bertAten unb
ton beFen Gntf&etbuns 70 talb pte nSalt&
niFsn aa laGen.
Der &auptltns guntfGran3 e~ntsssnete,
Der 9rObe @eta' babe itn sslebrt, uiemals
zines @nberen Gtsenttum su nebnen, Dtne
bafar su be3atlen. 8efd6e Der Serr DRtnt.
fer benfslben Re&tsfnn, 70 tplrben Re let&t
senus NIT chamber fertis perten. @crauf
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itn nod fetn gOlt bss @teblens bef6ulStat
er pote aber aud ntGt ba@ guntfGwana
ben .erO6sn Batter" etnen Dteb beige. Der
.srpee gatsr" benfe nfGt baran, ttnen tor
eanb au fetlen. Obsr etneGrmse ttn,ul&iden
nm fe scn tbrena gtssnttum 3u periaasn.
gu bsbauern dber fet. tae bic rotten Mdn.
ner nt6t etnfsten woaen, bo6 bic &esterune
MUIR TOR Wcbl tn &use babe.
Der 8duptltns guntfGnan3 faate, er
! wdnfGe. ebe CT tetmretft, unb bos bead,
lhttse er rtcrgen nod benz EratRld AT
tbun - nit tena Mintfsr aber bic Nnaete.
senbstten fetner Ieentur ju reben. Detano
! absr ertldrte tom, CT tonne fetnetreaen bic
sanje Nd&t tinbur6 NIT benz GommfFdr
Der SnStansransslesenbstten iber ftineaaen,
. turansslesenSettsn fprs&sn, unb ,os f@
boot anbefrtebiat NIT benz nesattpen CT.
fclge friasr Glsbsrrebunssfunft 3urlf.
60 ftsben BITE Dinse, unb 60 birfts faurt
) ibsrraften penn neuerbtnSs STANDARDIZATION
{ austreGen rrlreen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-06-12
Cimlabnny
Aw bic Qatboliten ber Der. Staaten FG BEN
Better Glaber,Ue a~ujnitIieben.

Dieter cole unb b66f ptGttae Deretn fol-
60 mDsli6 MAIDEN, ben fatbDItf4en Ne9ern
In ben Ser. Gtaatea ~ SGuten unb Rtr&e
40 Derbelfsn, uno ben Bdtern Der Gonaresa.
ttcn pes I'll. Splepb bet3ute6en, ete fur Deren
Seetentetl forssn. Dies gef1tett baburn.
eae ma einen Sbdler an bic Dtrefttcn res
geretns etnfenbet. Ourh btefe fletne Gabe
rrtrD man fur thinner Elm Nitalteb DeEeIben.
Der 81. Batter Bat btefen 0erein turb Elm
etaenes Srere befdtt9t unb nit pteten Qb.
ldTen beret1ert, Defenders NIT eirent son.
fommenen GbtaB In Der sterbefunre.-
uet erctes uifo mSnentltG cine bl. NeGe
fur Die ltbenoen unD oerftcrbenan. geretns,
gltseer unc eerenGamtlten gelsien unb apet.
NAL nfs Cages BON ben Nfaerfinrern fur
ielbe gebetet. 8atbDltfen BON Nmertfd,
fhiieBt euh ctefem geretne an unb feaDet
bic ttetne Gabe unpsrpetli ar Very Rev. r
Otto Jair. Vicar General and Pastor Of ct.
Johns German Catholic Church. Green
Street, Cincinnati reer an etc Office pes
MatrbettsfreunresA ser bic SenDung befd'
ttst.
So. @entnger
NiiFcndr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-06-12

@afbim9ton, 6. Stunt. = Da BITE rnter.
tanblunsen NIT ben Sicur bs3aslt& Der
S6war3en gerse erfOl8lOs sebltsben finb
unb Sene @afttnetcn t6Hf unaufrteben
perlafsn taben, 70 slaubt man In &esie'
runsstretfen tsfirGten 3u mlden, bab BITE
Snbtaner NIT @emalt itr @ebtet eesen bte
wetesn Gtnbrtnsltnse ;u fGlssn fuGen
tperben. Na6 @6dsunsea Der Snbianer.
aasnten iplrben bic @iour cine GtrettuaGt
ron 8 - 5000 Mann 3u btefeut 3wede ans
3~ubrinsen.
Die Reeterune ptrb unterteGen bic In.
tertanblunssn bura GCmmtGdre fCrtiesen
unb tnsptl6en fcrtfatrsn, GrpebtttOuen in
bas fretttse @ebtet su perttnbern.
Der @elamanseI erRredt it6 aud auf
bas VeuTOnsamt. Ger @bsf teFslben fact
In etnem 9rtefs an benMtntGer besSnnsrn,
bab Ct am 80. Stunt Lnssfdtr so gareiber
unb @Gretbertnnen entlafsn tptrb. neil bic
ttm bemtnisten Geleer ntGt binrsiGen um
tbrs @ebdlter su besablen.
Die 8nnnesi6nln natna tua SsrfcGsnen
Mpnat Mat um ST.. 1S9, 456 al btes nna6t
fur bic 3eit pom 80. Stunt 1874 Bic bsuts
cine Rebuttton ron $l2.96S,265.
amspaahernug. - Mm Samfas sorfssr
@Uae inb 2299 Safastere BON New yorl
mad europa absssansen; unb bic &C.
fammtsatt Der paGastere. uel6e fG tn bel
testen @oGe BON Nsw gcrt mad europa
etneelGift tabsn, trtrb auf 1000 gefGdst
ObsleiG bss tarten @tnters psSen Ger ye
etnn Der Solicitation I'D etrpas nsr,Sser
bat Anb bic lebtere rur6 bas GGettern bel
Dampfers G6iQsr In nt9ts peniser ali
sinfttssr @etie etnselsttst pcrben 10, 4
perfpriGt fe hc6 etne fur Damrff6tf
fatrts , Qualification fetr. sanftse gu per
ben.
anf hem G%rieBspfane. - Son Gam,
stamtaust in Mprmtns III tter fOisenb
amtli6e Reltur8 esfcmmen. !3wet be
freunpete Snttaner unb Elm @eiBer trafel
scn Sort Getterman NIT Ger NaGriGt bic
Elm, tae eine sablreiGe gante Ron Gtou
Gbepennes unb Mrrapatces auf etnemRaut
auSe seSen bic Stefbcns-@ sentur besrtfe
if.
SSaIhbr1aAe. - Wieter rltsen @alt
trGnbe tn trn GDunttee TeIerare nnb Gna
ban tm Staate Nsw GOT. Das Dctf Beth
Ia lsstereni County tvar susi Sage lang 30
ben Glamnaen uuajtnselt unb ruroe nur bur
bic duberas WaGianfsit ieinsr 8eTobntr @
rettet, Gin rfiGer 2anbtuirtb tn Delawar
.. County Nanens @iQiam GUrbin unterIae
BEN 9ampfe sssen bas Geusr. !3pet anbs
Ndnrer, rel6s penn Wtitersreifen Der Sian
men Ginbalt tbun rc0ten, trusen iGre
8ranenunben happn urb entsiusen m
tnapptr Nstb BEN Gsuetrte. Sn Guatpd
County serietb Gin @alb turG 1nscrE4ttStt
q In 8ranh unb In uentaen gtuneen pure'
2aulenbe con Gcres DtrtppClen Walbss, Ell
GdsemabIe UNI 10000 Gu6 grsttsr BON b
5lammen per3sbrt. 81 ben 5rpns 6a0sba
uuc Namrnafating mabtea ptsIe GamiIien .
lee in Gti9 laHtn, an bas uadte 2sten
/. rttteu.
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2:;!733

Sn etntgsn @ssenbsn VennlHsaniens neben
ebenfals ercbe @aIeFredea In 9ranS. SIM
nSrtliGen Ibeile BON Mpnrpe Counts fanben
mebrere Reni&en ia ben 5lammeu loren. Sob.
Die 8srrbner BON 2ceuf &ibse evergreen,
Stcbbartsptae nnt @caIbsbOrp ifnb bon benz
Gener BON 5ans unb 5Uf Dertriebsn unt biere
tn aide geIest tucreen. MeiIenneit rau6len fe
bur& bic @dIber fNi&ten unb ManGen, mel.
den bic arGften GHnanbe, fartet UNI.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-06-12
msibe- Akt an Dos bl. ge3 9f(n,
apprpbtrt furG

%Wktyh- Stnk Wv N"S ~" SJAAJ SDE"1
a%pprObtrt furG
9efret ner 81. Congregation otr &itett bott
%. April 1875.
% Jefus, uaetn Grt6er unb raetn @stt!
unsea4tet Der ercben 9tsbe, uelGe Du fur
bic @eniGen beef. 3a beren GrlOfuns Du
betn fOftares glut BIS gum lesten 1tOpfen
serspEen tat, rutrft Du pentS Don tbnen
eeltebt. Sa, fe beleibtsen unb f4mdben
DID febr, DEFENDERS bur& GOttesldferunsen
unb G%nttetltsunsen Detner betltsen Tsae.
.. bas Id Dsinem sDttltGen 5eraen etntss
Gsnustbauns, bab Id eintsen Grfas letfen
fDnnte fur ben fAredtiGen untanf, tuelHen
Der srSbts She'll Der MenfAsn sssen Did
seist. SD woGte Id t0nnte Dir aetsen. pis
febr tN pinfde. Detn anbetunsswiirbtssa
unb ltsbepO1es 5srs su ebren unb ttm etebs
fur 2tebe 3u psrseltsn I'm &nssfiAte a1el
NenlGen unb 70 Define Glorie raetr uni
uaebr au persrDbern!
SD pctte, i'd f6nnte bic gefetruns Scr
@lnbern erlaneen unb bic Glet6ellttstet
Don 70 Sielen Anberen abfAltteln. welAsn
rpenn Fe eladttder @etfe 80 Detner Stride
sebSren, Define gerbertltfuns unb bic be-
airGe, rpelGe Define 9raut III, nt6t an
6er3en liest. 36nnte Id ferner aud erlan
gen, bab iene 4atbOltfen, ruelGe ni4t auft0
rem id ais fclde su 3stSen. bur6 piele au6e
rem Werfe Der @cbltbdttsfett. aber pesen u
srobsrAnbdnsli6feit an lore eisenenRe tnun
gen fd usisern, ben Gnti6etbunsen bes bl
Stubles ih 3u unterwerfen, roerMnfAten be
gen, wel6e fe tem9etramte befslben entfrem
ben. 3u stner beferenge innuas iuradsufstre
unb ibsr,eust feisn, bab tper BITE 8trGe mid
bort In aIsn Dtneen, Soft nt8t bort, mel
der NIT ibr ih0
.unt alto Stsie teilissn GbfGten 3u {,
ret6en unb suslei6 ben Sriumpb unb bau
ernsen 6rteben Detner unbeFedten Brau
30 erlansen, fcwte bic @cblfabrt unb bo
Glaf Detnas @teIpertreters auf Grben
um biefs teiltssn MbfGten srfaIt su fstel
uab su sleiGer Belt, bub BITE san3e Geialtd
felt fih uaebr unb mebr tetltgen nnb ID
ucblsefa1en ua0se ; fur 70 raan6e ante1
. &nltesen, Don benenDu, 0 ntetnSsfus, rei6
, bab fe D.inen1 s6tliGen Mtlen eemd
4 fnb, uns bic In trsenb elmer @etie auf b
. 8efebruns Der sanber unb bic 3etltsun
|, Der @sreGten abiielen, nnb bautt MIR chi
i lid bas ewise Sell unferer Seelen erlanSe
uub neil tH pei6, 0 metn Sefus, tab |
bamit tttpas tbus, was Deinem ii5efen6s
sen ansfne6m if.
= ,gfietersercrftn 3u Geinen Sieen,
> Gessnpart Der beiligten Sunsfrau Rar
unb hes saasen btmmlif6en 9Dfes. erfsn
Id fstsrlta an, bas i6 sufclse isber Scri
rune bes Re6ts unt Der Danftarfett ga
unb gar unb ALIEN Dir augebSre, nistn q
8 lSfer Seius Gbrifus, Der ein;tSen aus1e
les Guten In mir, In raftner 2iebe; nnb
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-06-12

Die @glnberfanfe tn Rpnat Stunt
Der Sinans. @eeretar tet ben 8unbes.na.
teIiAasmelRer tn. Hep Jorf a~nsewiefen,
an iebeut Dpaneraas tot Ncaat Stunt III,
esne babe MtGiaa Dcn3rs Sob ~ perfau.
fen. Der 30 Sertaufense @efammtbetras
pire iG auf 100000 belauftn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-06-12

| &atbeltten ienietts bes Sseap6 ebenlc fetr
pte bic ttsfsen freusn, baB elmer ttrss
eanbsleute NIT Der ersbii6bFiGsn @lrbs
6efleibet purbe unb ttnen ErOR unb @tdr.
flung IN tbrer Seimiu&uns sepdtren.
Der selesrte 4an3elrebner erstns TG 70.
bann In Der Musfitruns bss sep6bltenE ertes
BON benz Metntcd unb ben .3wetaen unb
3etste, tpte bic tattOltiGe &trae fG aus
trette unb befentse.
CT fteate gersletde NIT ansersn 8sfennt'
ntfen. tnsbeicnbers nit Der a%nsltfantf&er
8trGe an, unb mites auf bic Trettett btn
nelGe Der Stride burG bic gerfafun9 BEL
Ser. @taaten sebotsn iet unb ibr Zen better
Scten fur tbr @eteibsn unb @eiterserbret
tun9 etnrdumt.
Rad SGlue Der @rettst nabut bas gon'
tiftalauat ietnen Sprtgan8, mad 8eenbtS'
uns besielben anb naGbem Der boGwlrbis'
fe GrabtfGef ben S%Onfdnbisen erabtidDft
den Ornat anaslest Bate, beftes etn @rte'
fer bic 8an;el unb perIas bic 8eslautts'
unssiGretben bss pdpfiiden 2eeatfn Mcn'
fsnOre &oneettt, suerft In lutetntlGer, banr
In ensltfder, fGlteblt4 In hsutiGer SYraGe
Dteles S&reiben TT pom &arbtnal Sran&t
Yrdfetten Der @rOpusanba unterset&net
unb pom 16. MSr3 b. S.. tattrt. SObtr
ttelt Der bOawlrbtsfe Stf&Of 9eis BON e.
grofe etne Mnrsbe In 1atetnil6er SpraGe.
Ma& 8eenbtsuns berlelben trat Der pdpf'
liGe 9esat &oneettt Dor ben 5bronieGel bes
bDGwlrbisfen 9errn Grabtlhofes 6ennt ttr
unb btelt an benis1ben cine &nfpra&t tn ID
tetntfder Spra9e.
Na9bem Grstifacf Semi In 1ateintfGe,
gpraGe ben 9esaten erwibert bate, beftee
Elm Geiflt6er bic &an3el uub pertas pts &c,
nannte gute tn latstnii4er, enslii9er unb
hsutldsr SYfaGe.
gtfGDf !6ete leste foeann BEN AT ber
9tufen bss Mltars fntenben Grsbtfdpf bas
@aQtum iber bic @6ultsrn. Na6bem pe,
gbor nod bas ogGeluia" ~eefunsen, fOlsts
ber Sesen bes neuen GrsbtiaCfs. Das
&Sber'i4e n9e Deam" i&lOB bic erbatsne
Setter.
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SnlanSti9e Na9ri9tea.
&C. r4It6e ..
8ii66fiebe Siftatipm.

Der Sc&w'fe Or. 8tfGof SeibenbufG
wirb am Is. Stunt tn Der Stride bef 1nbe'
Fsdten Gmpfdnsnis In ct. Glcub, une am
20. Stunt In &tAmcnb, Stearas 60. BITE 81.
Etrmuns erttetlsn. Mm 4. Suit rptrb Der
Serebrte Sberbirt bic ct. Wenbslinusi8trGe
tn 2uremburs etnwetten une bel btsfsr Se'
le9enbsit balelbR aud irmen.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-01-26

Lake Erie is only 60 or 20 feet deep;
but lake Ontario, which is 592 feet deep,
is 240 feet below the tide level of the
ocean, or as low as most parts of the
Gulf of St. Lawrence and the bottoms
of lake Huron, Michigan, and Superior,
alth ough the surface is not much higher,
are all, from their vast depths, on level
with Ontario. Now, as the discharge
thro ugh the river Detroit, after allowing
for the probable portion carried of by
evaporation, does not appear by any
means equal to the quantity of water
which the three upper lakes receive, it
has been conjectured that subterranean
river may ruA from lake Superior, by
Huron, to lake Ontario. This conjecture
is not improbable, and accounts for the
singular iactthat salmon and herring are
caught in all of the lakes communicating
with the st Lawrence, but no others. As
the falls of Niagara must have always
existed, it would puzzle the naturalist to
say how these fish got into the upper
lakes without some subterranean river;
moreover, any periodical obstruction OF
the river would furnish not improbable
solution of the mysterious aux and re-
aux Of the lakes.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-01-26
southern society Girls

Chicago Tribune Washington Letter.l
This life of gsyety does not seem to
embar russ Southern women in the least.
They are from their tenderest years
educated in social calisthenics up to
this point of endurance. Southern
children are oftener in the parlor than
inmates of the nursery, and pass the
hours Which should be cradled-rocked,
among tn, evening guests, talking, eating
and firth with amusing grace and ma
turity. T. heir compilations suffer, as
does their health in after years, and the
rush to cosmetics, to cover up dehcien-
cies in coltring, is as natural and neces'
sary as their use Of quinine or health
sustaining medicines. But they have
the easy, ele CANT, unconsciously graceful
manners of ell.bred women of the world,
whom no exigency surprises, and who
lsok upon the world as hung with roses
for their especial plucking. You never
see a Southern society-girl act awk
wardly, or look miserably out of place
as did poor Joe Gargery when dressed in
his Sunday clothes. They act natural
because they. are as much in their ele
ment as are swans on the breast Of the
river.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-01-26

The Humor of sarcasm

The sting Of sarcasm lies in the inten-
tion Of the speaker, and one may trust
that the best OF the pleasantries over
which succeeding generations have made
merry were uttered with 'enough good
humor to take most of the venom out Of
them. There was surely genial smile
on the face Of M. d'Argenson when he
congratulated his ignorant nephew on
his appointment as libr Tian to the King,
and observed that he would now have a
fine opportunity of learning to read.
Illuminated with gracious smile must
also have been the famous retort OF
the Projects wife upon Napoleon.
She had been an object Of gos-
sip, and Napoleon, meeting her at a
state ball, rudely addressed her Well,
madam, are you as fond of men as
ever? The poor lady had enough
presence of mind to answer: Yes
sir, when they are polite" upon which
the Emperor turned away rather
abruptly. And the alleged imperti.
nence Of the celebrated Abernethy
must have been relieved with q grim hu
NOR and bonhommie that took sVay
much of their grossness. The Duke o
Norfolk, who applied to him for treat
ment, probably enjoyed as we'll as heedet
an heroic diagnosis, for he notoriously
paid little attention to his person. Die
your grace ever try clean shirtY
asked the old doctor.
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Tonic, AND MANDRAKE PILLs.-These deserv-
sdly celebrated and popular medicines have
effected a revolution in the healing art. and
proved the fallacy of several maxims which
have for many years obstructed the progress
of medical science. The false suppOsition
that Consumption is incurable deferred
physicians from attempting to find remedies
for that disease, and patients afflicted with IL
recOnciled themselves to death without
making an effort to escape from doom which
they supposed to be unavoidable. 1t is now
proved, hewever, that Consumption can be
cured, and that il has been cured in very
great number Of cases (some Of them appa-
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medicine in connection with Schenck's Sea
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according to the requirements OF the case.
DR.. Schenck himself, who enjoyed uninter-
rupted good health for more than forty years,
was supposed, at one time to be at the very
gate Of death, his physicians having. pro:
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him to his fate. He was cured by the afore-
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thousands similarly affected have used DR..
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FrOm Lhe soIentidc Amaricap :.

From the Scientific AmericaD,l
What an amount of discomfort wet
boots entail, and how we all recall the
painful efforts we have now and then
made to draw on a pair of baked ones
which were put by the fre over night to
dry Once on they are sort of modern
stocks, destructive of all comfort and
entirely demoralizing to the temper.
The following plan, it is said, viii do
away with the discomfort. When the
5cots are taken of GIL them quite full
with dry oats. This grain has great
tondness for damp, and will rapid y s,b.
sorb the least vestige of it from the wet
leather, As it quickly and completely
takes up the moisture it swells and filit
the boot with tightly fitting last, lteep.
ing its form good and drying the leather
without hardening ii, In the morning
shake out the oats and hang them. in ,
bag near the FIRE to dry, ready for Ia,
next wet night; draw on the boots anc
go happily and comfortably about tn,
days work.
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Sir William Palliser, the inventor of
the Palliser gun, in speaking OF the wreck
of the iron-plated La Plata in the Bay of
Biscay, says that he knows with absolute
certainty that the rivets with which the
plates OF iron ships are fastened together
are utterly worthless when subject to an
impulsive strain such as would be caused
by heavy mass like boat being dashed
with violence against the side OF an iron
ship. Under a strain of this nature
rivet.heads become as brittle as glass
II, continued Sir William, 1T could be
show that owing to the breakage OF rivets
the plates of the La Plata separated
aud let in the sea, and, further, that the
rivets were broken by the blows struck
by the boats against her sides, it would
follow that all iron ships are liable to a
similar danger, aud the hitherto unex
planned loss at sea OF many iron ships
would at once be accounted for.
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A young lady in Dayton, o.. mittened
her feller" few evenings ago, and on
the next day was somewhat surprised to
receive from him bill of twenty-five
cents for peanuts furnished her the last
time they rode out together.
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for Memphis at am. and returns to Coving.
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start from the Underwriters' Warehouse.
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