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The Princeton union., 1877-08-31

REn1EMB BER that after receiving a
proposition from railroad it requires
at least three weeks notice to be given
by utilization. Now that the crops
are all harvested and people have got
some 'leisnre, why not get right down
to bu siness and let US have vote on
this railroad question? Wait much
logger and q great many Of the men
who are in favor Of railroad will
b2.ye gone off to the woods and the old
fossils and logies who are opposed TO
railroad will have things all their own
way. We learn from areliable source
that the peope Of Spencer Brook are
willing and anxious to do their share
ltof the work in the way Of voting aid.
The feeling in Anoka is quite favor
able towards the project. There's no
time to be lost; talk IS all very we'll in
its place. but all talk and no work is
sheer d nonsense. .sStrike the iron
while it is hot, I for once this railroad
iron gets cooled OFF there is No tell.
ing when it will get hot again.
IA { ~ a Il E
The Princeton union., 1877-08-31

Col.=C D. KERR, Of st. Paul, has
not got very exalted opinion Of Sher-
man Pages legal talents. The Col.
was the prosecuting attorney in a fam.
Gus rape case, tried before the great
Page, at Austin, few years ago; it
1wassSaturday night when the trial was
brought to q close, the jury had re-.
tired, and Col. Kerr left by the late
traip for St. Paul; about midnight the
jury agreed upon 1. verdict, and The
learned G? received a nd had The ver-
dictsrecorded, while the prisoner was
confined IN .joiN OF course: the pris-
oner's' counsel moved for a new trial,
and new trial was Granted, on the
grounds shat Col. Kerr made an i'm.
p-oper remark to the, jury! Thus
Page ignored the main l;ssue, because
that world expose bis s. laring ignoi'-
sance of the law, and gran ted the new
.trialon q mere ina aginary technicality
The Princeton union., 1877-08-31

n IN.reply to Auditor Atkins, Of Sher
burne county, Attorney General Will
son gives it as his opinion chat, there
should be no sales Of old delinquent
lands this year; D. B. Searle, Of st.
Cloud agrees to disagree with the At
torney General; Auditor Atkins will
be governed BY Mr.. Wilson's decision,
and will not sell. Auditor Mudgett,
Of Mile Lacs county, arrived at
the conclusion some time ago
that the lands could not be legally sold
this ear. Owing to the bungling
workof the late legislature, the publ
cationof the delinquent tax list this
year, in all but six counties, is illegal,
on account Of only ten days notice be-
ing given instead Of twenty. The list
will shave to be republished, but the
delinduents will be compelled to foot
the bill in the end, and that is some sa-
tisfacfion.
The Princeton union., 1877-08-31

In justice to Drs. DeCousens and
Lee, of Cambridge, we would state
that the article copied from the Rush
City Post, which appeared III the
UNION three weeks ago, grossly Sian.
dered and misrepresented those two
gentlemen. The doctors did all they
possibly could do for the unfortunate
Mrs. johnson, but she died. 1t was a
fiend-or an ignorant fool-mid wife
who caused Mrs. Johnsons' death. We
learn these particulars from reliable
and disintere sted gentleman.
The Princeton union., 1877-08-31

AUDITOR MuDGETT has received lot
OF circulars from the secretary of the
State Central Committee Of the Peo-
pies Party Of Minnesota, in whichkit
is stated a convention will be held at
Minneapolis, on Wednesday, 5th Sep
tember, for the purpose Of adopting a
platform and nominating candidates
for the various State Offices to be filled
this fall. Princeton gave the Cooper
electors 45ssyotes, and we will wager
a hat that, if PiHsbury is renominated
ne will not get As votes in Mile Lacs
county. nor willhe get 20 in Baldwin,
Bluehill a'nd Wyanett.
The Princeton union., 1877-08-31
Brick romeroy on Money, and il. Value

Brick Pomeroy on Money and it's Value
Money, like everything else, depends for
It's value upon the uses to which it can be
put. A horse that is good under the sad.
die as we'll as in the harness is more valu-
able than hose that is broken to the
harness only.
A money that will buy crackers, but is
not receivable for cheese, would not buy
tramp respectable lunch, and would be
below par with people fevery class.
A money that will not pay public debt,
interest on Government bonds, nor duties
on imports, is q hybrid currency that will
always lend an unnatural premium to gold.
WAen greenDacks are made legal ten
der for all debts in the United States they
The Princeton union., 1877-08-31

~ ANNUAL school meeting tomorrow
Saturday night; let all who are in.
'lterested attend, ladies and gentlemen,
g. for ladies are allowed to vote at
school meeting, and fill school Offices
# elected. a treasurer is to be elect
ed, We have heard three gentlemen's
names mentioned in connection there
with; they are Messrs. II. B. CoWles,
D. Il. Murray and s. L. Staples, eth
er one of them would make q good
Etreasurer. 55 II.
The Princeton union., 1877-08-31
Dramatic Incident of Che War.

Apropos OF this, Senator Nye, OF Neva-
da, says he was at the little town of San
Juan, in California, in 1868, where the
Northern and Southern feeling in regard
to the war ran very high. He attended
the theater one evening, and "Othello''
was the play. The acting, as may be sup
posed, was wretched enough: but the fact
that the leading character in the tragedy
had his face blackened, was sufficient to
enlist the 1iveliest interest of the audience,
largely made up of very rough fellows.
As the catastrophe drew nigh the excite
ment became intense. Just as Othello
was on the point of smothering Desde
mona, a tall, lank Georgian jumped upon
the stage, and, drawing navy revolver,
pointed it at the actors head, with these
smenancing words ''Don't lay a finger on
that ere white woman, yer G. d
pepper-box. # yer want to do anything
color, DYER! But don't touch that
white gal, or I'll make case for the coro-
ner, d. quick!''
All the Southerners in the house rose
and cheered the Georgian; while the
Northerners hissed. A great uproar fol-
Ilowed: revolvers and .bowie-knives were
generally drawn, and for time terrible
scene of bloodshed was threatened The
lplay was interrupted; the curtain descend
led, and the manager appeared before the
lfootlights, and explained that the tragedy
was not designed to give offense to any
lbody; that Othello was not "nigger,"
lbut Moor; that Bill Shakespeare, who
was an old Californian, had writ the piece,
and was t'sound on the goose"
| This brilliant speech restored peace.
The weapons were put up; the curtains
rose, and the Moor went on with his slay-
ling. At the end of the drama three cheers
were given for Bill Shakespeare, the old
II Cali liforniap, and theiexcitable audience dis
9persed tos the nearest grog shops. From
The old St. Louis Democfat.
The Princeton union., 1877-08-31
What Has the srike Accomplishede

* AAtso 1900 CAO 0AAA0 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1t wrote two planks on the Ohio Repub-
lican platform; it has filled the news
papers with discussions Of the labor prob
lem; it has made the rights. and wrongs
OF labor the topic of the street, the shop,
pulpit: it has quickened and intensified
thought upon great problem. The earn
estness and demonstration astonished the
country and forced its close attention.
Whatever cause men will fight for is re-
spected. It may be misrepresented, mis-
understood, and maligned, but it will be
respected and feared, for fear and respect
are closely allied. The sympathy ,of the
mass of the people is not with the great
corporations, but with the laborers. This
is fact full of meaning. The strike was
q failure, but it accomplished great deal.
--Terre Haute Express. .
The Princeton union., 1877-08-31

McAl;ster e. red ,adly in Princeton
last week, but at E X haver NV ne was
treated sight worse. Wnen tne olo
skinfint reached the L siVeI' on rloay
morning. he was in = :, errible rage be-
cause tie 4 th;ava sup in Prince
ton stole his 500 dog; tn 'en TO cap the
climax Hen Campbell hao nun arrest.
ed. jnst before train time, o. tne charge
ous Satnrdav: 8 cost old lack $ll,
then It took a more of HI. !, sr> 1 earn
ed chicken money to pay for te am TO
Anoka. Pretty expensive trip fo. 1ne
old rooster all round. P. S.-A 1a. 'ks X
dog was last seen in COMPANY W. Wn
one-eyed Indian Joe up at Mile Ia. s
Lake, and though Joe has the ra pu-
tation Of being the meanest Indian in
the Chlppeway tribe, still the dc g
seems to be happy and contented Wit
bus forced change Of masters.
The Princeton union., 1877-08-31
DoN'T hurry abat foreclosure mort

DON'T hurry abat foreclosing mort
cages on real estate; it is rather costly
as well as a lengthy and troublesome
piece Of BUSINESS to- close BY action
in court; wait until after the legisla-
ture meets, and the simple old law, 81
forclosinng & BY publication will be in
force again.
The Princeton union., 1877-08-31

TIE total loss ~ the Anoka fire is
summed up by the Union at $96, 800.
Perhaps Che citizens Of Anoka have
learned a lesson, learned chat a few
thousand dollars invested in a fire en-
gines pays in the long run.
The Princeton union., 1877-08-31

1t IS reported that one day last weel
Thomas Burndette, Jr., of Green Prairie,
got into row with bis father and mother
about the ownership of one or two COWS,
and that he fired several shots with re-
volver at his parents, but his excitement
was so great that his aim was unsteady,
and the shots did not take effect.-Little
Falls TRANSCRIPT. -
The Princeton union., 1877-08-31

No person can examine the laws passed
by the legislature Of last wint er, without
coming tos the conclusion tl1a u would
have been very good thing FOL the Stase,
il it had had a governor with K noWledge
enough, and nerve enough TO ha, e vetoed
over half Of them.-E]k River SIS ".
The Princeton union., 1877-08-31

IT Is a hard thing TO damn man worth
100000. And although we are pretty or
thodox in our belief, we doubt if it can be
done. If Dives really went to the bad
place, he must have gone there of his ow n
accord, his biographer would never send
him there. But Lazarus-w it has al
ways been a wonder to us how Lazarus
got where he did. If he had died in 1877
he never would have made it. ~
The Princeton union., 1877-08-31

& CAMBRIDGE is to have another news.
paper, and Butterfeld, of Anoka, IS
TO father It, 50 says the Press. That
classic burgh can not support two
papers although it can starve dozen,
The Princeton union., 1877-08-31

soME ulra- religious hypocrites want
the Governor to setspart another day
OF fasting and prayeG perhaps the pra-
ing is all right, but this fasting busi-.
ness we do despiss, especially .:com-
pulsory fasting. 3 g..
The Princeton union., 1877-08-31

Jim Chapman, of BAYFIELD,. the cham
pion sportsman on the lake. has re gently
piloted lot of Wisconsin, nolii icians
across Lake Superior, to Lake Nep lyon
and now we have reliable intelligenc e &c
the effect that all The mosquitoes dow. II
that neighborhood have the delirium tre
mens.-Duluth Tribune.
The Princeton union., 1877-08-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Rines have set up
housekeeping in Mrs. Rines' building.
opposite the North Star Hotel.
The Princeton union., 1877-08-31

YES, Mr.. Ross is al official Of Mile
Laos county, and he Amt crazy Meth
er; but, if he were as crazy as bed
bug still he would be saner than some
of the Rush CITY officials.
The Princeton union., 1877-08-31

" Its pity to see so much sawdust
90, ing to waste up at the mill; if old
Rro ,ck we're here he would utilize it
fnr pudding. .r..
The Princeton union., 1877-08-31

From long-windsd, anecd -relat-
ing temperance orators, Good Lord.
deliver us.
The Princeton union., 1877-08-31

We are sorry to learn that Frank
Camph ,ell'slittle baby daughter is very
sick: th dioctorsays there is not much
hone Of its living.
The Princeton union., 1877-08-31

'.No, sir;;'' you can get the best 5 or
10 cent cigar at the Drug Store.
The Princeton union., 1877-08-31

Joe Lib by graced our 'den'' with
his genial ,resaence, last Friday. Joe
looks hale md hearty, but is as brown
az = berry. he trip to.the Black Hills
has ;mnrova d his health very much.
The Princeton union., 1877-08-31

G. H. Rines is buying wheat and
paying Elk River prices for it.
The Princeton union., 1877-08-31

There will be no grand jury this
year; see card In another column.
The Princeton union., 1877-08-31

Tins is going - BE- ! good year for
greenback platforms.
The Princeton union., 1877-08-31

The delicate little Cap. Cole was
flying around town yesterday.
The Princeton union., 1877-08-31

err, of st. Paul. was in
day. attending to the
utter before the Pro-
case was adjourned
ember so that Mrs.
!. .sent.
The Princeton union., 1877-08-31

Col. G. d. Il y
town last Fri.
Davis estate ms
bate Court; the
to the 18th Sept
Davis could be pl
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-19
s4GfaIfa oser smsermcsa lee.

Wte aus ben bGuftg Drrfommenoen
NnTra9en Ae%rDor9ebt, lit gar plelelI Tdrs
merit INNER nod nnbefannt, oaB Die
neuerbings namentlt9 III @alifornten,
bod AUDI Dielfa6 III ben Wtltteltaatert
NIT @rfol9 angebaute AllalfaEYhdnSe
ein uno oasielbe 0emG6s 1T tpte Der III
europa aItbefaunte 9u3ernes& lee. Obz
tpobL i9on mebrmals liber oleS Gbema
in oteIen Spalten gel6rieten puroe,
lpouen mir oesbalb bod lteber NOD etI>
mai oarauf iurildtomnet.
9iele Rleeart trdgt Oreiftngerige 8IGts
ter, DerI6ieoeniarblge S0nIctterllngs=
blnrner uno IN 2-3 9SIlounget georeDte
OiiLlen; oes1aIb auW Der Jtdme SDens
tentlee. IS gie6t meDrere Mrten, oo0
Daben mir es uur nit Der geIben 9userne
3u tbun. S9re Wi0tt8teit berubt bauptz
iG0li1 oarin, oaB ite etn beiBes trodes
mes <ma b0rtrefflth Dertrdgt, in tpelS
dent ber gein0bull6e Tlee ueroorrc1t
muroe; Ite Derlaugt etnen %bumolen, Mir
ben, tpeoer 3u lO(en, nod 81 binoeroen
Bopen NIT mafierfreIem Il%uter9runo,
uno hauert oaHn BET gutter Ptlege
1O-15 SABRE. Quf aIe sale mnB ne
1peiden Bo0eu, i~onnige Sage uno errez
genoe OnngmttteL babeu. QSirO Ibr 1ols
Dies al 36elt, 10 lit t1r 10neues WabSs
tbum Mno bic Wtenge Tutter, Die elnem
perbGltniBmdBig fleinen Stld1en Sos
ben fam entnommen iperoen, ltaunenE
erregeno. 0ieIer Tlee fam ldbrlt6 uuf
oemIel6en 2anOe 4-6 Grnten 9eben.
SsiN 9Iabrwertb lit gr0Bsr ais Der OeS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-19
30OLcufOInGe.

Cine iebr iptdtIge uno tplrfInme 8srs
iDenouHg zines bts6er fir unbrau6bar
gebaltenen Stoffes in 4ferbau lit ueuers
oin2s i'll 8OriWlag 9ebra9t poroeH. @S
bdn0eIt ith nm elne Nusnubung Der
Shiadeu, tpeIbe mad 8erbreunung Der
ToDlel Ibrtg blelbeH. Bls6er Duroen
otelslben Oh ctligen Orten nit %bporauli=
iDem Galf 3u lOgenauntem pult anii6en
Stein Uerar6ettet, Der etn Iebr biQtges
un0 D%auerDaftes Saumaterial l~iefert.
Sebt bat ELL Gu5lpGrttger Sngenieur bic
Nulmerflamfelt oaraaf geIentt, oaB Der
9emeiniglt6 Dera1tete StOff 81 elmer err
gteblgen Queue Der S0oenberei9eruug
Dlenen tOnute.
8etannlli6 NAT es 2iebig, Der na9s
iptes, ipie ~notbtuenoig mineralii6e Bee
ltanotbeiIe, insbelonoere &ieieleroe, fiir
ben Nnfbau oes Yflan3engerilltes lei Ino
oaB. no bel benz bon iDm 1ogsnHHnten
y1taubbau" Neangel Daran %Uorbanoen
lei, oieielbe auf tunitli1em 8t9e gu BE.
l0affeu lei. 8o6lgeluugene prattii6e
8erluAe lpuroen bon ibm ielber anges
tteat. @eraDe oteS W2atertaL lit aber III
Den &p6Ienl1laden lebr re;alt1 nertres
ten. .
&anb, tpeI6es Ionit aufs Sorgfamite
beiteut mo porberettet 1T, 1ber elmer Ges
miilen Utenge Rteleleroe entbebrt, mag
lmHler nod cine gaH5 quite WdlSenernte
trugen, aber BET unierer Setra6tnng
miro MAI fInbeu, oaB DerStro6bdlm fa1t
al 16pa1 lit, nn Die Ae6ren autre6t 81
erb1lten, uuo bel ltarfen Stiirnen ODER
lan9e anbaltenoen 0teJenl6aueru lpers
ben iid Die ein3elnen 0dlme Iebr balo
nieberbeugen, tbetlS umfnIGen, tbeil5
aber, ebe Der G0rneranlaB nod eiHges
treten lit, bas iO%9eHannte nSagerforn"
blloeH, mel1eS. gdlS abgeleben BON ben
me1ani16en S6lDterigteiten beim Nbe
Ihueioen, eiuem rei1Ll1en &Ornerertrage
70 iebr binoerll6 lit.
0as Aues miro iib bur6 einen bins
rei6cuosn 3uldB bon aufgel05ter &obs !.
lena11e uno SblaGe Gnoern. Sn ben
meitgeDeDnten, bon WimOen our1fegten
8raIrien u%uleres @eitens, GHf belieH
Nai3enernteu auBer ben oortiger AHiteoz
leru nod mauhe atoere Wttuion Ueeus
i6en %augelDielen lit, muB oiele neue
@ntoeGung gcoBes Nufieben MAIDEN uno
pie GrtrGge beDeuteno ltetgern.
Der 8roSeB, Delher 3ur Nufl0iung
Der Roblenrelte n0t6Denpig lit uno
bauptiGhli0 oartn beitebt, baB man fie
in flteBenoes NGlier brtn9t, miro uur in
penigen @e9enoen nit neunenstpert6en
untolten Hertnlipft lein, unb oa in ben
lleberbLeibleln IT'D III Der 9tegel 0uh
8aIt DOrftnoet, Der 9lei1Seitig benz Bos
ben mttgetbetlt miro uno our 8ermebs
rung Oes &Ornerertrages beitrd9t, 10
biirften lid aud einige N~usgabeH tpObt
rGtIoneu rehtferti9en lailen.
Au@ III jelen 0egenoeH oes Sioens,
no Oas 3uGerrobr 9eOetbt, miro Die pors
tie8enOe @utoedung BON 8i6tigfeit fem,
oem seraOe oort lit e5 i0On pOr9efOms
men, oaB tpe9en Wfangel an fieleIartis
gen 8eltanotDeilen oes 8Ooens, baS
0to6r BON einem i0m iOnit auiagenben
9labe Derpfldn3t unO bier Der glnbau
minoer eintrd9Ii9er 0spGbie eingefa9rt
tpcroen muBte.
IS iudre nIui6enstuertb, iuenn man
bato 9tG6sres eriii0re, auf ipel6e Detie
bic 8eitaHotbetle Der SteinfoDlenai6e
uno Shladen oenI 8poen an lei1telteH
Su0aH8Ii0 9eMa9t psrOen t0HHen,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-19
3efpirattom nnO Wetl@Tefretiom.

Wfan6e Oefonomen uno aud B9DIto:
logon bebaRpten, oaB Die belteu WtJl0z
fuDe gelJ0Dnti0 cine enge uIO IhnlaIe
Grult baben uno lpoQen oaDer fir Wtll1z
fu0e bel Der 2usmabl elmer iolOen Srultz
beiNaffenbeit ben BorSug 9eben. sEreis
LID muB man Sugebel, oaB Die nit eiler
welten Brult pcrbuEoene b09ere 9telpIs
ratIOnstbGtigfsit fir GrSeu9ung Der Ntil1
tuIe auN oes settles brett Deniger notb;
ipen0tg lit, ais flr Die OtusfeltD4ti9feit,
StGrte Der 19iere uuo oeren 6Gbi9feit
gum QauTen, inoem Die Wttlhs uno 6ettz
er3eu9ung III 9r0Bter Wten9e in elmer Der
~umDanoIuHg oss 8enenblutes in artes
riches Blut nur III einem mIttelmGEigen
@rGoe, 9ilnitiQer. mebr parmer uno feuds
ter, ais Gto6ener, fril1er mo reiHer Suit
Dor iib gsbt. Nibtsoeitoneniger barr
man ~ullerer Weluung na9 feline I1malz
brll1ti9en SbIsre 5ur WtIlhnuBulg ausz
nGblen, in Der W9einung etpa, oaB ole
Eelptration i1on ourb Die Organization
Der Sub lel6it cine bei0rdufte lei. 0enn
Die BruIt lit bod ni0t alein our Util6s
IetteIlon n~otbpenol9, i~Ouoern tie trGgt
Dor allen Olugen aRr Silouug Der Son:
itltutton Der Stub tIno 3ur @ntDiGlulg
beS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BET. Die Nusz
biloung oe5 10rpers uIo oes Cutters gebt
bel Sbieren nit weiter Bruit ieoenfals
raider Dor ii6, uno lolde Gbiere na6ren
itb aud p1breno Der 3sit oes Wtll6ge:
benS belier, iinb tpenlQer &ranfbeiteI
aus9eieBt uno geben before mo mlebr
Wiild. Der Nufsntbalt i'll Der fen6ten
Suit, ni6t aber Die GHge Der 8ruit,
bringt oieie 8irfWng auf Den OrgaHI5s
mus berpor.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-19

Totbflee ulb ite6t i'm 0er66ltniB bon
30 3u 40 beim ytotDttee. @lci0 benz
leBterel giebt er Dem 8ooen cine oihte
S6atteHbede ulto brreihert oaburd ous
Gan0, iDdDren0 Die 8urseln tief in ben
unter9runo ortn8en. 10 OaB ite ieoer
Ourre 9oDl lprebel un0 ebell oa0ur6
bauptildli6 pas 9ano in beuuuoernss
tpert6en Stano tIr ipGtere Sru1tfolaen
liBen.
Die 2u3erne ooer QIIfaIie G6neIt i'm
Qusic ben Dem Slice. nur Bat iis elm tlets
'neres 8ldtt uIO. mem man iie reif tpers
BEN IaBt, einen bol5ige:en Sten8el.
0elp09nli6 miro Der Game nit aroes
rem 0etreioe 3uiammen ausgeidet, mt
weoer nit Safer ooer @srlte, ooer lieber
nod nit 9toggei, unO jiDar IN gut Sus
bereiteteS, DilnQerfrGitige5, u~ufrautreis
mes 8ago. Sn 0euti6iano pflegt man
Ole ufge9an9eneH Bfldu3dsn 5u idten.
geller t%noel1en lit es, oiele Ylan3e allein
81 lae1. Wtan rehnet so Qfuno per
Afcr 5nr 2tusiaat. Oie 6uuptIahe lit,
oleie Glanae gut tn Gang gu brilgen,
nno Su otelenl Sebufe miro e~mpioblen,
0as GdnO, auF meldem cine 6adfrubt
geb0ut mar, i'm Oerbite tief su pfliiaen
49, RN'h ho%hNnLO tAb OllDluUlS III DuR
Der 8ooen grlluoli6 puIpertItrt unb ,ur
Qufnabme 10 fleinen Samens oeeialet
lit. Der Game mus 3eiti9 m0gli9(t inn
Sriibting geiGet lperoet, oamit Die
Yfall5e gut DOranfOmmt, e6e bic Sonne
gu beiB brenn, uuo DamIit banu Die iunz
gen Bfdns6en lbon Die @urselaus lGu=
Ter bei0atten f0unen. 2In fidberiten lit
eS ipoDl, ben Gamer in 9teiben gu Iden,
Die 10 melt BON chamber e~ntfernt Iinb,
0aB man nit bent GultiOator Sipii6en to-
men bIiour6 5ieben fam, nm ale llnz
trQEter fern3ubalten, Die lei6t bic Gus
3erne genlmeu utb eritifen.. Die gflan5e
lit lebr empfinoli6 in Oieier 9tniiht. SIM
uebri8eu uerlangt ite bielelbe 8ebano=
lung, ipie Der 4otbflee, BAIT aber nor
beln orttteu Sabre mit fetlem %9tei3mitteL
lberitreut tueroeu. SIM eriten Sabre
fam man ite pOhl idou Stpeimol mGben;
pom britten all be9innt ibre grOBte 9&ub:
bartlett. Na6 l0-15 Sabren muB oas
2auo nit anoeren SeIofrI1ten beIteQt
iperoeu, ebe MAJ pieoer &u3erne auf
bGiItl6e brtngeu fam.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-19
Grfrogeme usto fnu1e &artoTe4m.

8eriu1e un0 @rfabrung babeu beIfGz
tigt, oaB tpeoer Die fQuleil nod Die ers
froreHen Gartofte[n unbrau16ar iino,
I'M G~je8entbeil ein DlebL ~tiefern, tpelhes
oauer6aIter lit ais 0etreioemeDl. Der
Srolt iteQt oteieS Qtebl am elnfa1iten
uno 5tDedotenli0iten 6er. DIAN IdBt su
oleieu Die Sartoffeln our0frieren II
10 LANCE III einem Orte au59ebreitet lies
gcu bis lie trpdeu ltuo. 9tegen uno
S0nee iha0e1 nur in 10 melt, baB man
IGngere 3ejt brau0t, eDe lie austrodnen.
Oeftetes 0efriereH un0 Auftbauen trG9t
sur l0neueren GntfernnnG Der Seu6s
tt9feit bel. 80 Oft Die &artoiftln erz
%itarren, iebt IT'D sDil0en Der tnneren
W(eDlMdlle un0 Der auBeren 0aut cine
@tstrulte Git, Oeren Wailer betm Aufs
tbauen our0 Die Im 0efrieren %ent1tauoe:
men Weile III Der S6aIe be%rau5lGuft.
Die 1artoffeln iino nun ganS trpden
uno er9alten Elm feines Wtebt, lpel9eS
Don Der S0ale let0t getrennt tDeroeI
fanu. Wlr erinnern uns zines lSalz
les, no man CANS breiige StGrt0ffeln
DEM SrOlte auSlebte ulo oaS bette Wtebl
erbteit, pelGes obHe alien @iahtbeiL etn
poles SaDr lang in eiuem feu9ten Gels
ler aufbeDabtt lpar0.
Sm 0atsllanO Der &artoffel, BEN
b0Deren uno fdltercn @egeuben bon
pern, laIlen Die 8eiDobner bic 6artofteln
ablt6tLt0 gefrieren, 0srtreteu lie mt ben
SIBen, nm ote Shale 3u entfsruen, uno
legen lie baum iii JteBen ooer SQfsn in
TluBwaner. Na6 2-3 Gagen wereen
iie berausgeHOmMeu, bel GuTt uno Sons
nenldein ge!roGnet uHb Oanu DiebL Dos
ranS gema0t, Delbes Die BeruaHer au
iDren Speilen uerpenoen.
, 1877-11-30


From recent formal declarations by Lord
DEAnr, in response to deputation which
waftca upon hin. to urge that England inter"
ycuo to avert the danger which threatens
constan.inopie, 1t u evident that no imms-
fliase 1novs In that direction Is contemplated,
and that England is fully persuaded TINT
Austria cannot bs depended upon ~ an ally
in any measures looking 10 iuter-
ycutiou. Beyond the roiterajon Of
former declaration, to tho effect
that England will not cousent that
ConAtantiuop1e pass into other hands than
those that now hold 1t, DkRux hAd nothing
TO say about the future policy OF the Gov
e1n1nent His refusal to take any notice OF
tho suggestion Of the danger Of pesce being
arranged between Russia and Turkey with.
out consulting England on the subject is
complained OF BY the 6tandarI, while tho
1Yna<s aud Daily -Nttes express unqualified
approval Of DxRsx's declarations
, 1877-11-30

There ia little to ba sald regarding tho
manner in which Thanksgiving Day of 1877
WA observed that would not bo true OF tho
Eatno anniversary for years past. In Chicago
the churches very generally celebrated in
ly agreeable; whito Tho numerous charitable
institutions had occnsion to thank thought
ful friouds for tho wherewithal 10 givo
thanks. Throughout tho country goncrnlly,
and ever nt ths South, tho comfortable GUS
tom Of Eew England hal tho usual proper
ton of observance.