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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-22
The POllceman's Story.

am policeman, l2,004;
Been on the force for years score.
OTIS ofstories have TO tell,
Queer, sad, terrible, funny. and--well,
III stop to tell you little thing
That happened year ago last spring:
Weary, but watchful, paced my beat,
Up and down thro' wel-known street,
When block away, saw throng,
And hasten'd to see what was wrong.
There found wee, wee girl,
Dainty and pretty, fair hair in curl.
Weeping, her hands in air she toss'd,
Crying, go, mamma, o, papa, rs lost :"
One moment she wept, another she smiled,
And thoughtof my own pet darling child
At home, and safe in her mothers arms
So tried to quiet this ones alarms;
And first her sunny head caress'd,
Then lifted her up TO my beating breast,
And carried her, sobbing, sweet little fay,
To the station house, only two blocks away.
Captain Caifry was then in command.
he took the lost baby-girlby the hand,
And, sitting her upon the desk bs his side,
Pleasantly talked till no longer she cried,
But dried up her tears, and soon, smiling and
gay,
Was earnestly lisping and prattling away;
And told of her beautiful mamma, her joys,
Her bg-bcrdcd papa, her home, and her toys;
How she heard wandering German band play,
And, listening followed them on their way;
stoppd when they stcrp'd. and cross'd when they
cross'd,
Grew tired, cried for home and then found she
was lost.
The door Of the station house open'd Just then,
Admitting "drunk" between two of our men;
Not dirty and ragged, and spelling for fight.
But what you might term n "respectahle tight"
Led up TO the desk he inst lifted his eyes.
Started back, nearly fell with a cry of surprise,
OF terror, of shame: "My Grace, Can il be-"
The instant had made him as sober as she,
any papai Dear papa!" They cried and curess'd,
Both weeping, as she nestled close TO his breast.
"Quite a scene !" said the Captain, his face in a
glow ;...-
81 think you've been punished enough. You
may rol"
The father bowed low,--the little one smiled
And he pass'd through the door in the care of his
child.
Do you know that feel that he made great
VOW
Just then, against liquor, and 'tis unbroken now
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Quality.

When Mrs. George Washington
Lee, zone of the fustest families of
old virginny," appeared at the
door, the other morning, and yelled
across the street, "Chillun, come
heah, to yo mudder,' they kumd
in q hurry. epH
martha Washington and Thom-
as Jefferson, what's l tole you bout
playin' wild po' white trash 2"
"Nuffiin !" - s rs
"Nufin! Don't got my passion
rose, chillun, or Ill war you out
"We's tellin' de truf."
"Don't l slabe for you day arter
day obea the wash tub for de quail
tyi Don't gin you de grub DAT
fills you stummicks You heah
me! 7"
"Yessum."
"Is you gwan to do it any mo- 7"
"Nome."
"Dat1l do now take yo' fingers
out'f yo' mouf, and you Martha
Washington, get de big dish pan
and take yo' brudder, Thomas JEFF
ferson, and go down dar below de
depot and get q mess OBJ greens.
I'll zammin yo' heads when yo'
comes back, and ef / finds single
boogar in em, I'll know you's been
playin' wild de white trash agin and
I'll tan dem brack hides o yo'n
scamlous."
WHARF N And eternal snrinr
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Saten ab. llnO bu Mattbes, febre at
benz Seri6tsiaal ;uritd, unb iuenn ets
mas SSi6ti9cs UOrsefatlen 1T, brinslt
Sn inns pieber 9eiaeib.
llnS 70 @ott uill. faote Der SnrId,.
werOe td) bir bic 6reiipre6uns beines
Fapa, brin9en.
@ebe @Ott cS. gutter MattbeS.
Der Snrfd 9ins. Die &ranie Ials
tete Die SdnSe nnO bstete ftill. sic
batte Ser @ott int Sinlnlet, auf ben iie
10 felt oertrante, llm 70 @ieles 3u bitten,
filr ben Sater, fiir bic Wlutter, fiir ben
9ruSer.
Wfetrte arille, arnle Mutter ninste
iie in ibrent itilfen @ebet laut rSfcn.
stn ii6 ietbit budte fie nidt. 9lter
mas iOllte lie fiir ii6 BON @ottcrbitten ?
Das frantc 0eben Ober bsn SOB, Der
lit ben idweren Stunben 6es beutisen
Cages Obaebin idOn 70 nabc an ibr
2a9cr beran9etreten lein modte {?
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-07-26
Sic or6ste gSerbreituns.

Die Circulation Der ,p tnniplpantl ps
StaatS. 3situng" In Daupptn aoanIp
m ar5gsr ais Die irSens elmer anesrer IN par
rlsSurl arerntisa erulIGtI oerr treltl4fn 3st'
tuna, Sis 5ir!st brsbalb bis btlif @slf9tnpsii,
Mnieiatn In cisIen IbtiIr etS Stdatss ems
peitt BtrSr.iipna III psrI&aHtu.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-07-26
The LARGEST Circulation.

The Circulation of the "PENNsYLvANI-
sJHESrAArs-zEIrUNa"i in Dauphin County
is larger than that Of any other paper
published in Harrisburg, English as well as
German. lis therefore the best advertis-
ins medidum in this part Of the State
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-10-12

% cts.
Cost of dung per bus ofcrop g. cts
If then our premium crops mean any
thing, we must believe that fertilizers
at present cost are cheaper than dug,
when they are judiciously applied, and
tie fields receive fair treatment. In
the crops from both the dung and fcrti-
.izer, are included the natural Weld of
the field, and hence if corn growing
under the conditions represented in
our tables is profitable, then the farmer
could afford to pay certainly seventy
cents for the plant food supplied for a
bnshel of corn. But this he need not
do. lie can purchase for under sixty
cents at the present price of chemicals,
and if his field is such one as he
ought to cultivate for corn, then in
paying sixty cents for the plant food
contained in bnshel of coru, with its
proportinate amount of fodder, count
ing in his natural yield, and his fodder,
he should get his grain at a cost no
greater than thirty-iive cents.
Neither dang nor fertilizer II mat
tiers not which is better. The question
is, will fertilizer when iudiciously used
pay profit? We hold that il will, and
when compared with our premium
crops, reported as raised through the
agency of dung, it will pay much better
than dung as source ofplant food sup
ply. We hold that as much of the
plant food supplied in fertilizer is avail
able for the next years crop as is that
from the dung, and hence il half the
dung only is credited 10 the crop of This
year, then only half the fertilizer should
be credited in comparative statement
In the care of the corn field. there is
room for much Improvement. Careful
ly study the differences of cost in tho
table, and ask yourself how much the
operations need cost Won. and how much
are or have they been costing. a little
common sense, utilized in tools aud
methods of use, variation from old
practices toward The modern methods,
and any farmer will be asionished al
the difference which may be made in
his farm Scientific Farmer.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-10-12

and state. MAY not those who render
such signal service, either to individu
ais. societies or corporations. Justly de-
mand like favors in return? Are not
those who voluntarily ask for and re-
ccivc Givors bound in honor TO recipro-
cate them? If the favor asked and re-
ceivcd is of a dishonorablc nature, the
receiver can Justly only ask that the re-
turn required shall not be more so. II
Burlington college asked and received
the aid of political trickstcrs in appro-
priating to itself funds which belong to
another class OF institutions. or, in other
words, to "takc that which is not its
own" ii certainly should not ialtcr
when asked TO rcciprOcatc by aiding in
the laudablc work of securing post
Office appointment. II it has placed it,
self under the protecting care of politi-
clans, and is shielded by them from the
assaults of the granger farmers and me-
chanics, why not use its influence to Sc
cure an honorable position for the son
of a congressman rather than for the
son of mechanic to whom it honestly
belongs. and who is evidently better
qualified for the position! If these
friends are urgently pressing the pas
sage of bill before lcgislavc commit
tee which is designed for mutual bcnc-
fit. why should President Buckham re-
fuse to do little cpistolaly lobbying
for friendships sake? When political
friends have lahored diligently TO So
cure the success of an institution, why
should not the president initiate their
shrcwd examples, and continue TO
''ropc in whole classes from prcparato-
~ schools and thus increase the num-
Der of students. even though il result
in disgraccful lowering of the stand
ard of scholarship and the acceptance
of those who have failed to gain admit
lance TO other colleges? These, and
kindred acts on the part of the mana
gers of Burlington college. are the re-
suit of the unpleasant circumstances in
which they are placed, and must he
charged to their official positions and
not TO them as individuals. They can
not honorably avoid this reciprocity
they cannot refuse torcciprocate, while
the iavors asked are less dishonorable
than those received. Tire only cause
of complaint against them is, that they
should allow themselves to hold posi-
tons where such disgraccful commerce
becomes necessary. -lSpringflcld Re
publican.