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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-05-26
0eaeral :. Tra9t Office
Der
ct. @aul unS StOuT @itp unb
SiOur Sitp uno ct.
NauI Sabn.

StpauL 1. San, 1877.
8om beutisen Sage an biz gum 1. Sage bee
nGGfen NRat perben 8Orn poer 5afer fir etae-
nen @e braut, Saat = Wet3en unb anperes
Saat.@ etretbe unb 6la&slanen tn b~eltebiger
Auantit6t BON irsenb elmer Citation Iili& pom
Neantatc pber BON Sc Nars pber Siour GttY,
mad traent elmer Citation awtl&en Nantato
uno Sc Nars 81 BEN taIten GraGt t.
prets seltefert.
@1trenb Der fon1n1enben Ncnate W6ra unt
MpriI, trerben QSalbbdume unp @Hutttlinee
auu. VEanaen tpfenftet trauspprttrt. In
trsenb elmer AuantitGt BON ireene elmer eta.
ttOR aIf ieber 8abn bic ~ irgenb einer @ta-
tfcn awil&en ct. Sames uno &c Ware ein-
l@lteBlt9. @seuten baben barauf au ftbsu,
ba6 gum Eransuurt aufssssbene SGume nt@t
n1ebr aIs ;ret 3Oa TN Dut&me1sr cher 3pUlf
6u6 Ia Der 0dnSe baben, unb bag le bon iiber-
fiifsen 3weiseu unb Grbe fret unb aebTrtg
gebunoen fnb, 70 hae fe ni&t iibermGBigen
Raura einnebnien, unb fe tuerben ben In bic.
lem Circular ercdbnten GraGtgsaenfGnben fir
ben Eransport une bic Iblsfsrune ben gOr3us
geben.
@aIbbGnnte BON Mtuneapults gaansGrten
Tnb etnsr Gra@t bon flnf Doaare per Wasen-
IaOung auf Der ". u. St. 8. Gifenbabn unter.
trcrfen, relner 8etrae, pie ale auf 86areu,
bte Don dnceren &ilenbabnen an unS abgelte-
fert trerbeu, baftenbe 8ra@t pprausbaablt Der
ben raub.
s. 6. Boyben
Gen.. 8rs&t.N Sent.
@snebmtgt:
s. W. Btfbpp
Sen. Nanager.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-05-26

@t6tts fir Steuer3abIer Sr.
ATsFpr Beaumont pom Stanley COUNTY erlaBt
fOIsenrt @sfannima1ung:
Der Idt6Ur III rrr& has @eleB DerpTi@tst.
lem Counts. @uettur ieinen Seri&t am erfen
NUntas i'm Sult rber uCrber, lfatt am 1. Sep
TENDER, cbsr pDrbsr. rte lestss Sabr. iii mateu.
llnb bamit or Sas tGnne. mus sr bic 8lrser
auTOrbern, bic gersst&nife ibres perioaalei,
ssntbuus sur gefeuerurs Obue geraus etnsu-
fsnbsn, um bomtt ben aTeFor Der NOtbpenbis.
feit su iitsrbsten. bas Afeemeut ielbf mad
@utbinten 3u MAIDEN. 2efet bic auf ben Gu9
bebdnDisten 8OrmuIaren a%bseSrudtsn Iusiise
aus BEN @e5te.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-05-26

Die Ginwanberuus mad Rinnelptd
1T rteber atemlt& Iebbaf, beluubers nod ben
uorbpsfltGen GOunttes. Cine Nense 9suts.
bic btsbsr in srObeu StGoten bes Sfens ODE,
tn anbersn Staateu iberbaupt ibr Slid Der.
iu@t batten. penoen f& na& benz in ietnsu
9~ilfequeaen NOD In bee Guiwtdsluns bssr,Fe.
men DiinneiOta, cbne F& Don Der Seui~refeu.
far&t abpsubis MAIDEN 81 laR,n, unb btels
Gtupauberet srerben f& in ibrsn G~r~artanaeu
uiGt tduf&eu, beun bic NnliGt psrbrettet ld
thinner rntbr, bo6 pte 9eui&rsdsn bod ni@t
msbr 70 ltGpIi9 teta ptrpen ME friber, iun.
bern pas le almdlis p%erldw:uoen Dereen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-05-26
Stadt gand..


Mbenb nuterbaltmn8. @i,
modem lfBt i6On Gltern unp Ereunrl
Ter S6plen Ger btsitsen ceutIhen Sc.
meinpe aufmerfiam. rae Gu, Dcnner,
flag zen Z. >lupi Nhrnrs baib o6t ubl
cine Ahenc' unurhauun9 NIT Deflama-
t'or, @rIuns u. |. ~ esaebsn pom ben
S6dlsru Ger Stn Hlal1sn. in Der fas
tbclilhsn @srgineb0dt itanfnpeu wiro.
W;r Rnp dbstaeuat. aF es nur pteler
Mtubeiluna bspurf. uM etnen reht sabls
ret6sn Belu1 au c%tranlahsn. 90 eth
Ooppsller 3ned eurst eriei6t miro
eine ~anoenebme aN,no , A~ntsrba!tuna
unn susteid cine AufmuutsrGma fir
Vsbyer uue S6l.ler.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-05-26

@tne y pIt3et-&epiie faub Dor sintseu
Gasen bel Der 9tabtbale ffatt. BET wsl&em Mn.
laGe bic Manni&aft uuter BEN Commando SOu
capt. @eber ID mtlitGrifter 5altuns ausridte.
Naycr RarTslO btelt etns @ufpra&e an BIZ
01ater unlerer St&erbett uno ma@te beniel.
ben Das Compliment bae bte Stabt auf ibrs
Yoltsst NIT &s&t itul3 ittn tonne. bean 90 Eel
,br @srsteuf, bae bic Burger BON &tnbrsGeru
uup Dtebtn niGi uisbr bebeGtst wiirpen, aIs 90
uirtit& Der 5all iet. Slet&3rttts uuteriteb Der
RayOr absr aud n;&t bic YOIi;eimanni&afi
an ibre Oultesenbsien ~ erinnsrn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-05-26

Das g dnserfet bes Ntnnsiota @Gn
ecrbunbes, tpirr mad Bsi&lu6 bes Snlpate>
Mduner6Ors in gerbtnbuns nit ben 8;amteu
bes Sdnserbunbes an g., 9. unb 10. @eptem.
Der tisiss Sabres baielbf obsebaltsu trsrben
Das @rranssrnents. ON tttee, peIGss aus be,
5srrsu, Son u 8rteOrt@, 9 $ Yle@nsr, ybts
lipp Miiaer, 3arl 8renuer unb teinri& Mar.
tens befsbt 1T ftuu tii&tis an, arbeiten. gad
ben, ehtwOrfenen programme pirb am erftsr
Sag Concert unb Wretsfusen fattfnben unl
bic beiben fOIsenben Sage utebr bstterer Grbo'
lung eerismet fetu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-05-26

3wet Deierteure, pel1e Dor etntser
!3ett BON MOntana Der mad 5prt Smelling &c.
braGt wurben, nm BON bort nod Sort 0eapen.
NORTH tranipcrtirt 3u trerben. uberfelen leBtsu
DtsnRas ibren MdGter, entpafneten i'm anb
nabnaen ibm @ewebr anb patrontai@e neg,
tpOrauf Ge bic 8lutt ersrtfen. Hatirli& NUT
be iOfOrt etne Abtbeiluns Der Nanni&aft tn
Sort Smelling aur ge.foIsuns Der Deiertsure
ausgefHidt unb perben bic Serpesenen 3srIe
tbrer @trafe tauni entgeben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-05-26
Meite, Sod unb 5Dle

in BEN populdreu RlsibersS tcre No. SO Sad.
icn 9traEe neben MsrGants 9oteI eeseniitel
benz Wilpsa SGser. Sober fnbet ctpas, baa
tbm pabt, bsnn an bteien1 pIaBe 1T Der erUBte
gurratb an ferttsen 5srreH- unb &naben. R!ei.
bern aIsSeIegt unb guar
-3u SppttpretfeM.-
tpenu man bic gDrtrefFiGtett uub GIesau3 bsr
Waaren baH1it DereletGt.
MuG Soiletten. unb &eiie-Nrtttel tn Deraig-
ltGtrauspabl.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-05-26

GrDBen S&aeeu erIttt am Ycrtset
SOnntae Der Glrmer &bs. 6ccte In 9aneod,
bsien NIT gOrrdtben sefias S@suue nsbf
flint uertbpOaen pfereen ein &anb Der Slam.
men wurben. Nan pfrmutbet 8ranbftftung,
pa Der Gissntbimer nit fstusr 8am,lie nt&t 3a
5aule mar.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-05-26

BDfe 9unbe iiberfelen Dor etnissn So
gen bic S@afbeerbe bes Garmers @ilicn to
Rt&fsIo SOwa unb s~srrt7sn 9 Stid SOr3asIi@'
suslii&e S&afe, pGbrsnp u,sbrere anbere per-
munbet nurben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-05-26

Rad LANCER Sr%Odenbett Sfretet'
f@ bic G@IeuBsn bes Simmels unb rei@lt@er
Resen fr5mte berutsbsr uub erfrtf&ie Selb unD
Glur. Nlerbtnes rplte es mauGea alien
Mitter&en nt&t re&t eefaleu, ba6 Is serase
an YTneafefe ~ requiem anfna.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-05-26

Die Set fdtte.S ausefeIIf& a IL
er.pdblts In TIRE SabrssueriammIuus fclsenbe
Beamte:
YrdGoent-Dr. &tGeicn.
giee.Y tG9bent-6. .. Grant.
@ecretdr $. s. Wc&arbY.
@&aBmetf:r-IIbert S4eftr.
Mnwalt-S s @tlbe.
Dtrsetursn-Dr &t&sfon, 80 Grant, S.
Megarsy, u S@eTsr, S s @lbe, s wenner.
s . asrr, s 8 @bsebs, 9 Mt&el, 8 q
Cattle, " @ Gbby, s @erne, Or Eur, . 8
@teien, Wm Gross.
l1nterlu&unss. g ON ntittee-S Sing, . Dali
ieI, 9 9 Dettber.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-05-26
Sn Mtnn.appls suGen gersine unb

Sn MtnneappIts fuGen Deretns une
Trtpaten an 9cnntaser, tuGbrenb In Der Staot
be Esmperena berri&t, bic bena&barten COM
r1ersarten unb unterbaltunssoIdBe aut UNI
G& ~ anatlren.
@m SOrtsen Sonntas MOrsen brannte aaf
Der Ofiette bic &eISsr3 bes Serrn Gen. 8a.
lsntin ab. @&aDsn $4,000.
Ntnnearuiis bsbauptet itinen Huf ale elmer
Der 9auptSnfebrsplGse I'm @etretpetanbel. Sn
bea erfen II Ensen bss @Onats Mat trafen
233,5OO 8uibel @eissn baftIbf etn.
8Orises Sabr tpurben Iaut benz gert&te bee
N6eTors Gaie In @tnneapOlts Gebaube TN
@crtbe pom 26o. 900 Dollars aufssfibrt ; bas
Marttbaus, bic R'r&en uno iOnfiss @sbaubs,
BON benen feline 9teueru entriGtst tperben, iInb
ni&t bartn etnbegrtfen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-05-26

County : Grmmt6re Das Com.
mtttee fir 2icsnien bertGtete in Der IsBten Gtb.
uus, bae Der County. Nubitor erm6Gtist ppr-
ben fet, bic Grissensrt9ter uub &OnfabIsr Der
Ssrl&isbensn Supufbtps in &enutniB au fesen,
bae ie ale Ysrlcueu, peIGe ssiAise @etrGnfe
Oerfaufen, pbne nit Der SprseiGriebenen 9irsus
Serieben ~ ietu, our 5trufe 3teben fOlsn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-05-26

Gin 8tnb SernngIid t. Gin bret
idbrises GS9ter@en Zee Garuers 3eamer tn
WaibinstOn County stns DOrtseu Rcntas un'
bea&tet an has am 1fer bes See's gum Sar1'
msIn SON @aHs' siusssratene 8ab, FsI tn bai'
lelbe unb ertrant.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-05-26

gerunslidt. Su Der Ndpe pJn 0tno'
no i&cB ii& elm Maun Wdmens 8eOFse 6tib
pom WduiOn, WiseOaliu, wel%er f& ia Se.
eIstiunS bon awei anosrtr N6nuern nit eineu'
5ubrwsrf auf Der &eile mao ben 9GUaT3en
Bergen bsfanD. 3ufdais par& pea 8opf uup
fa1b rentSe Ninuten na@bsr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-05-26

Grtrunfen. Nus NOrtbfelb pirS BE-
ri6rt, eae Elm SfueentsD Der r~Crttsen 5aai&u-
lie, Mameus Code BON 3unbrcta, am @ittwOa
Ha&mttas bsim 8aben TN 5tuAs tn siusn
@trubel aertetb unb %peruueIidte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-05-26

Die bette &sclamt TT Der Grfclg.-Dfsits
bat l9 am Deutttaen BET Or. Muguf 3Snt8's
hamburger Samtiien. g9ept3iueu erUteien, 6enn
D~ielelbeu baden lIp ni&t MUIR an isbsm bsrti1sn
DsrDe, ionbern auH Ia ben amertanti&en
9ttns e,nssblrssrt unb uerpen BON At unD
Sung ale ein wabres 9etImttteI auseprteieu nue
aebrau1t.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-05-26

8Iaue 8Gnb&en TIM 3ncpflc&, wie
fe isBt als Generalization BON @eie etnes &C.
wi6sn Susenbbunbes setrasen perDen, i@iiyen
ut&t Dor benz Gsbeu I'M 3id-aad, wie bic Ct.
fabrnng Der IeBen Sage bewtes. Die 8etref-
fsnben batien ebtn tbren Gcupab bsirt
S@nappsaIaS serlpren.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-05-26

3wet srOBe 6suer. Sn 9ttaratsr
brannte am SOrisen 0iitttrO&. Rcrssns 6 utr.
bic srDee Damp. SGsemitle Der 5erren S&u-
Ienberg, 8Dlter u. Go. nierer; bet euttanbene
S&aSen wirb auf $4,000 Dollars aef&aBt unt
bic @ef@sruns betrdst nnr $4,000. Gas
96limmfs ID, ba6 an 200 Grbstter mstasna
Deuti@e bur& ben 8ranb tbre SteaIngen,
Irbett urb gerbtenf pentefens etne 3sttlant
nerIteren.
Sn @inOna purbe Eass barauf Der Gra&t'
f&uppsn unb elevator Der 8reenbay. unit
NtnueiOta-9 Balm, Der Stabt seseniber belegsn
nebit 10 Gra&ipassOus, 500 SAP NebI uni
1900 8Hibel @etieu, paul 5usfner in Scun'
tain Gttp eebSrts, bur& cine Geaersbrunt ger
fort. @&aben perani6last auf 500, 10000.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-05-26

Ser. 8a9ei fOmmt feiten In btefer
Gesenb Dor !-Sp iprt&t Der furslOie Sannes
3u ieineut Na@tar, pel&er eten pom Der Gtabi
brfOnmt unb bic gerfi&erunss. YOliee In bel
EoiGe BAT. NIT Der 8erubisuue, ba6 ct fetns
Telbsr ~psnisasns ni&t umipnf ansebaat babe,
u NIB nneSbp& bageIn wIrbe2!
5annes benft an bas S&idfal ietnsr 8amilis
unb fsin Napbar ertbstIt tbnt aae ptnfGbars
ausEunft pis CT feline Grnte aud sesen 5ase'
Tdyern fSnns, insen, er f& an bic Deuti& 'Irns'
ritanif@e neutrality-suspicious. reabet,
beren Office iH In go. 10 ST Dritte 9traee,
ct. paul. Mtun., befabet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-05-26

Der 9tabtratb faB;e tn ieiuer 9tsuns
pom Issten Disnius ben 8ei&IuB, baB eth GOm-
r%1ittee, b~etebeno aus einem Nlberu1ann BON ie.
Der Barp aussileat perre, UNI benz &atbe 8e.
riGt gu ~ertatien iibsr bic Graee, in pelGem
Ibeile Der Staot bas &tnS- unb anberes Gtet
nt6t fret umbsripu3itren eirfte. Das Com.
mittee beilsbt aus BEN 5erren MGeH, S'GOnnpr,
Dreis, @rtass, @mptbe unO Nc&artbY.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-05-26

9err o. S'5alIDran bat uebsn fetnenl
Bud, unb 8ilber- Stcre an Wabaibap 9traBe
babter iCebsn etn 2etGenbefattunsssei&dft er,
GHast, in peI6eu, ale 3u 9%esrdbuiGen ~erfOrbsr-
ItGen @eseufGnbe In better axspabl unb bill
lts ~ baben fine. Nar iebe BITE uebsniebeube
Mnaetee.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-05-26
9u Derfaufen.

Gin gut einssri&teter S6misb. uaS Dosenftsp, mtt
5aus, Stalune, 9uttm 8ruunen unb bier &Dtten @runbs
e~igentbun rir6 pe9en Rr6utlt1tett bss Gtgedtpnuers
gum 0erfduf nuspeboten.
Das @an3. ii Ia @eesOb Counts Sprtbritsaft seIe-
set.
austunft rirb in Der Offte bieI,s 8lattes erttstlt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-05-26
Weinn. Mn8en. unb Cbrem'
Snftttnt.

Office: Ode Der Drttten aab OF. Yeter
Ctr. Mr3t: Or. Grancts AtwDpb, Office
| @tunben 81.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-05-26

Dtatf@er3atuar3t.-Tr 6. S.3r-
nans, 9spis glod, spei Ebtren fibIt& Dcan
Marttbaule. 3Gbne ausse3csen rbne S&mrteN.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-05-26

@@ultdufer beFst Der 9taat Slime
lota 3.1l9, Ssrsn @eiammtwsrtb $2,763,463
betrGst.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-05-26

M. StterIe, Druggist and Pharmaeeu-
fist, Deutl&e MpOtbsfe, 200 On z. 5tra6e,
Gde bes Broabrap, ct. paul, Winu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-05-26

Or. DeSolpb, @rst @unbarat unb &C.
burtsbelfer. 200 81 tie StraBe, Ode groab-
traY.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-05-26
st. gnan's COllege.


ct. JDfepb y. o., 0)Stmn.
uater Der eettuns Der seneSttttasr . Batter Der Gbse
ct. NuDmtg am Gee,
asles.n In etnsr.bsr s~.unbsRen gsssabsn. bes eteates
~
t1nterrt&t nns 8etSftsnuS per SefFpa
BON 5 Nortaten 80 90
@uft unb Gebrau& bcr Snfrumsnte
pct @elFOn..........-.-...----". is 10
8enuBuns bes wtanDs, pet Selfun..- 500
Observation-Disclosures" SEQ
tlnterrt&t TIM Ntaleu per SeiTcu."..-. 10 90
@ai&en unb GltdeH."".".-.""".". 700
Gertenssit, tuenn ta college susebra&t 80 90
Das e&ulseIb It.. mus ~uabtbiust am Gufanse elmer
teben Seffsn pprausbt3ablt wesbeR. Dietutsen, BITE bte.
fer 8ssinsans nt&t entfpre&en, baben 10 prUrsat Snter-
sHen ~ sabIeu.
lin Naberes abrentre man
ytbt. Ssn. AleTtas eDetbrOd 4bt, 0. s. B.
Yrd1ocr:s
ct. Spfept, g. q stsarns 60. getnn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-05-26

NeabDbD, &DDnS S 60.
on Drttte @tree, ct. paul, Mttta efotn
Supporters nnb @rsbbdneIestn
Eeinen @etnen, 3iqueuren, MIter Bourbon 90
gtys @btjtey.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-05-26
&attolif&e
Gaubanmmen Anfalt.

gett depreciation unb GmsfebIuus Der 6r&r'fen 5. $.
Grsbtfd6fe Spu Ditlpautee unS ct Qouts unp serlhiebenry
Der 5o&w'fsu Bih&6fe bs Uefens sebsnien wtr aeaen
1tttte Watb ;. S. etnsn tletnen Nnfans NIT timer tdfbSli.
f@en Gaubaummeu-& ufaIt 81 MAIDEN In @erbineuua nit
BEN Qebrer.S emtuar. Dds Bebdrfnte mad elmer f0lAeR
Nnaalt IL rfenbar ba. uaiere taubdummeu Rtnber &C.
ben an ben GtaatsaufaIten faf ALE fir bic RtrHe perIO.
rem. Sic tcnmsu aus ~beniebeu aIs unsl6nbise Ober uit
prpteanntif&eu Gut&ten jurid unb Hiemaub Tt 40 5aufe,
Der fe eiues 1tfertn belepreu tann. Die nctbrenbisen
Standardization fur ben 1nfans elmer s.vI&sn Gnfalt isa.
nen wtr btes sbne beientere MusIasen berri6ten, unb bic
Gerbtnbuno nit benz QetrsrsS emtnar.a tie Is tn Deutfns
lamb AUD aasemeiu Ia, bat untrr Nnbrsm ben Iuben. sas
man Iet&t ueue etbrtrdfte tIr G~aabfummen ~ausbiIbeR
fam. aDtr wereeu cte i&rn felt ldneren Satren anae-
mttn berdtrte Rsttpoe beirt uuterst6t ~einfibren, rcna@
BITE Rtnber rtrflt@ fpre&en Ierner. SD molten mir benn
tn @cttes Nameu unter benz S&ust Der atr&e aus Drf
seben.
Mae Gltern nun. Bic tdabaun,ne RinSer baSen. cber
bic 5c&w. g.. 8. pfarrer. BITE frI&e 8inetr tn tbren De.
menbea piFen. TN Utter BON 6-14 Sabren, rolen nc.
fdatsf pbne Uer;ue baruttr tert6teu. Bon Der aRtakI
Der Anmtbuneen perben srSetentbeils aud bic Bettnoun.
gen 3ur MufnabHe abbangsn. bic uatarliA 70 btgie eeeegk
wer6eu lpaen, ais sben unSeIt& IA.
Man abreHtre
MeD. xbec. Brfimers
OF. Bransis Stdttrn. Nlweuiee
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-11-08
Big Row About a Little Thing.

Mr.. Nc Donoug. OF N. j., Is the
owner of new baby, and, as It Is
the first sfcDonough possessed. he
naturally is, or was, much delight
ed. The day of its arrival MeDo-
nough went about asking everybody
to come in and see it. Everybody
came, and SO did a middle-aged
spinster who lives next door. SIS
the Newark papers do not give the
name of the lady, who Is an impor-
tant parsonage III this petite hystoire,
we will call her for convenience
Miss Jones. Miss Jones being an
old maid, was not up in babies, and
instead of remarking upon the beau
tv of this particular one, she was
unkind enough to say that it was,
ian ugly, fat-nosed. red-headed
thing" Now, everybody will agree
that jones' conduct was mean, that
it was enough to anger McDonougf
and that he did exactly right when
he ordered her out OF the house.
When Jones had gone McDonough
went on celebrating the coming of
the baby. and as he had been at it
all day by nightfall he became, we
are sorry To say, exceedingly drunk.
Some men get mad when they are
drunk, but McDOnough is one of the
fellows whom LIQUOR puts I'm good
humor, the kind. you know, who
want TO embrace everybody and for
give all their enemies. So, when
McDonough was very drunk. he
was very sorry about putting out
Jones, and he concluded be would
go to her house, and apologize.
Jones was boiling soup when Nc.
Donough arrived, and without wait
Ing for any explanation of his visit
she poured the soup, which was hot
up,alEsoyer him. Then she got a
carving-knife and cut McDonough
on the cheek. Not liking this re.
ception, McDont ugh CLOSED the
conversation DIS soon az he could,
and went out into the street and In
to a doctors shop. Jones will prob
able get into trouble and cell. AS
McDonough is badly scalded he
can't nurse his baby, which iS the
seyerest OF his grief.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-11-08

A CLERGYMAN's JoKE.-A cler-
gyman, a widower residing in q
Vermont rural town, recently cre-
ated frst-class sensation In his
household, which consisted of sew
eral grown up daughters. The rev.
erend gentlem an was absent from
home several DAYS, visiting in an
adjoining town. The daughters re-
ceiyed letter from their father
which stated he had married a wild
Ow with SIX sprightly little children,
and that he might be expected home
at a certain time. The effect of the
news was a great shock to the hap,
py family. The girls, noted for
their neeknes and amiable tenpera-
ment, seemed another set OF beings;
there was weeping and wailing aud
tearing of hair, and all manner of
naughty things said. The tidy
home was neglected, and when the
day of arrival anne The house was
anything but inviting. At last the
Rev Mr.--came, but he was
alone. He greeted his daughters as
usual. and as he viewed the neglect
ed parlors there was a merry twin
a
kle in his eye. The daughters we're
nervous, aud evidently anxious.
At last the elder mustered courage,
and asked:
"Where Is mother ?"
'In Heaven" says the good man.
t'But where is the widow with
six children, which you wrote you
had married 2"
"Why I married her TO another
man, my deIrs."
It is said 10 ha We heen amusing to
see how those seven girls set things
to rights.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-11-08
The Salcldes' Hotel.


The Suicides Hotel In the Latin
Quarter, Paris, has been torn down.
Ten years ago q young stud ent, de-
spairing and in love, blew out his
brains In the room which he was
occupying, and just one year after
ward another student committed
suicide in the same room. The pro-
prietor of the hotel was alarmed at
the fate of these unhappy students,
aud the room was transformed into
n lumber closet. A few months af-
terwarl waiter, who had been ac-
cused of theft, crept into this lumber
room aud hanged himself. The su-
perstitious hotel keeper was now in
despair. He surrendered the lease
and abandoned the chamber Of
death. The hotel was repeatedly
sold, but its reputation was uncan-
ny and nobody could thrive there.
A strong minded druggist took pns-
( session of the premises and carried
on his business there, but finding his
wife had deceived him, retired to
the fatal cha mber and there poison
ed himself with his own drugs.
The whole quarter was up In arms
and demanded that the room should
1e walled up, but the new owner
laughed at the fears Of his neighbors,
and decla red that he meant to occu-
py the cham Der himself. at las
notice was z iven that the place was
to be pulled down To make room for
the Boulevard Saint German. An
indemnity of $50, 900 was demvnded
but refused, and the jury having de-
cided that S17,5O0 was ample com-
pensation, the owner grew despon-
dent, and declared he was a ruined
man. A month ago he asked per-
mission to visit the old premises
before they were pulled down. His
request was granted, and nothing
more was heard of HIM until the
workmen found him hanging by
the neck In the fatal room.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-11-08
Keeping Faith.

Sir William Napier was one day
taking long country walk, when
he met little girl about five years
old snbbing over n broken bowl.
She had dropped and broken 1t III
bringing it back from the field to
which she had taken her fathers
dinner, and said she would be beat
en- on her ret urn home for having
broken it. AS she said this sud.
den CLEAN of hope seemed to cheer
her, She innocently looked up into
Sir Villa ms face, and said But
you can mend II, can't you ?" He
explained that be could not mend
the broken bowl, but the trouble he
could overcome g by the gift Of u six
pence To buy another. However,
en- opening his purse, it was empty
of silver, aud he promised to meet
his friend on the same spot at the
same hour n ext day, and to bring
sixpence with him, bidding her
meanwhile to tell her mother she
had seen q gen tleman who would
bring her the money for the howl
the next day. The Guild, entirely
trusting him, W ent on her way com,
forted. On his return home Sir
William found an invitation await.
ing HIM TO dine In Bath on the fol-
lowing evening, to meet scme oae
whom he especially wished TO see.
He hesitated for some little time.
trying to calculate the possibility OF
giving the meeting to his friend of
the broken bowl, and still being in
time for the dinner party at Bath;
but finding this could not be, he
wrote letter to decline accepting
the Invitation. on the plea OF a
'previons engagement" saying,
II cannot disappoint her, she trust
ed me-"
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-11-08
Some OF the "Blue Laws. /"

No food or lodging shall be sffor'
ded to a Quaker, Adamite, or other
Heretic.
If any per son turns Quaker he
shall be banished, and not suffered
to return but upon pain Of death.
No priest shall abide in the do
minion; he shall be banished, and
suffer dea III on his return. Priests
may be seiz ed by any one without o
warrant.
No one shall read Common Pray.
er, Christmas or Saints days, make
minced pies, dance, play cards, or
play on any instrument of music,
except the drum, trumpet amt jews.
harp.
No one shall run on the Sabbath
day, or walk In his garden or else
where, except reverently to and
from meeting.
No one shall travel, cook victuals,
make beds, sweep houses, cut hair,
or shave on the Sabbath day.
No woman shall kiss her child on
the Sabbath or fasting day.
No man shall court a maid in per.
son or by letter without first oh.
tanning consent of her parents: GE
penalty for the first offence, e10 for
the second, and f>r the third i'm.
prisonment during the pleasure OF
the Court Peter's History Of Con.
Tecticut.