davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-03-08

Orig mer kommer ater och vi .hafva
forsummat eft tillfalle att CORA
godt. ,,. ,4.-,, ,.......,;. ~,:..
~ Under m6tet predikades 2:ne gan
ger hyarje dag. Man genomgiek he
la det innehallsrika Colosserbrefve let.
Pa s6ndagen samlades man tidigt
kyrkan. Skriftetal hollis afg ~konf.:s
{sekreterare pastor N. J. Brinck och
hl5lgmesso7predikan af pastor A. EF.
Tornen. Pa 2. m, samlades man a.
ter omkring Guds ord. s6ndagen
var saledes en- h0gtidsdag-'en dag
j Herrans gardar''- for bade konf.:s
me dlemmar och Iforsaml. Ma II er-
rem valsigna den, .rikligen utsadda
saden pa manga hjertan! Han har
sjelf sagt: "Ordet, som af min nun
utgar, skall icke aterkomma till mig
fafangt." Frid ofver Guds Israe 81! :;
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-03-08
Instituted for d0fStumma och
bIinda.

Denna Notwithstanding,
som undertakes af var stat, ar bella
gen pa en- vacker hold vid staden
Faribault. Da vi for nagra ar Sc.
dan bes0kte denna utmarkta inratt-
ming, f5ref0ll laget sasom ett af de
vackraste vi skadat hela Amerika.
Instituted ar belaget pa en- hold med
herrlig utsigt 0fver EFT af var vack-
ra stats NEST leende landskap. Straxt
bakom instituted ligger en- gren af
den vackra skogen som kallas t:Big
Woods, i fronten synes den natur-
sk0na staden Faribault med .dess
vackra, kyrkor, deribland Episkopal-
katedralen, biskopsresidenset och
aera storartade laroverk, som sta
under biskopens ward, framom: sta.
den en- fruktbar dal med val odlade
och bebygda farmar och i bakgrun-
den en- liten vacker insj6, och aide
les vid foten af holden pa hvilken
instituted ar byggdt, slingrar sig i
mangfaldiga bugter den lila tacka
Straight-foden. Vid delta tillfale
var kanske sinnet mera hojdt for
Diet herrliga i naturen genom det
foradlande 1ntryck som besoket IN
om instituted hade uppvackt. Att
Sc med huru stor omtanka, 6mhet
och samyetsgrannhet de, dofstumme
och blinde barnen blefve bemotta,
var tillrackligt att forma afyen har-
dare hjertan att r6ras af tacksam-
het och karlek mot ALA CODA menni-
! =skor som omma for sina olycklige
ikar. Det ar nu sju ar sedan vi i
egenskap af statssekreterare gjorde
ett inspektionsbes0k der, men Diet
CODA intryck som da lemnades star
SO tydligt qvar som ON det varit +
gar.
Inrattningen stiftades for l4ar
sedan. Som vanligt vid sadana till
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-03-08

Bland dem aro foljande skandina-
yer:
Christian Nillson, IL ar, ankom till
instituted den 13 Sept. 1874. Stark
postkontor.
Eva Peterson, l6 ar, ankom till in
stitutet den Is Sept. 1875. Monte
video postkontor.
Torgus Torgusson, II ar, ankom till
instituted den Okt. 1874. Fari-
bault postkontor.
Det arliga statsanslaget for inratt-
ningens underhall ar omkr. $2O, 900.
Flygelbyggnaderna som nu aro far
olga, aro hvardera 85x45 fot, fyra
vaningar h0ga; emellan- dessa ar en-
plan 96 fot lang for hufvudbyggna-.
den, at hvars byggande den nuva-
rande legislaturen har anslagit me-
del, So att arbetet kommer att b0r-
jas redan nasta var. En- liten farm
och en- stor tradgard aro f0renade
med inrattningen, .hvilka odlas och
sk6tas af eleverna.
vILKoR FOR INTRaDE.
ALA d6fstumma och blinda STA
ten Minnesota, mellan 10 och 25 ar
emottagas och erhalla undervisning
trit delta institut. De som s0ka
intrade maste genom lakareintyg vi
sa att de aro fullkomligt friska och
fria fran all smittsam sjukdom. An
sokningarne ON tilltrade stallas till
superintendent. J. L. Noyes, Fari-
bault, Rice co., MINI.
Larjungar emottagas endast vid
b0rjan af hvarje termin. Endast
undantagsvis kunna clever intagas
under terminens lopp. Terminen
b0rjar den 2:dra Onsdagen j septem-
ber och fortfar 40 veckor.
Den fullstandiga larokursen ar
ar, men pa superintendentens re-
kommendation kan styrelsen lemna
slit samtycke till att denna It'd ut
strackes ytterligare 2 ar.
SUtom de clever som genomgatt
instituted eller f. n. vistas der, fin
mas staten 80 dofstumma och 16
blinda mellan a Is ar. F6raldrar
eller malsman till desse bora skrifva
till superintendent enligt ofvan
uppgifne adress, da de erhalla mera
fullstandiga upplysningar.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-03-08
PosTF0RsaNDELsER TILL EUROPA TAxERAs
SOM F0LJER:
AGF0RORDNINGAR MED AFSEENDE
PA TIDNINGAR

Ia 11DN14Nohh.
1. Hvarje postmastare ar skyldig att, So
fort en- tidning eli uttages ur postkontoret,
derom genom bref underratta tidningens ut
gitvare iemte angifvande af anledningen,
hvarfor den ej blifVit uttagen. Forsummelse
att CORA delta gor postmastaren alisvarig for
den betalning som tillkommer utgifvaren.
2. Hvare person, som fran EFT postkontor
till honom adresserad eller icke eller han
for densamma subsHiberat eller icke, ar an
svarig for dess betalning
8. ON en- prenumerant befaller, att en-
tidning vid en- 7iss It'd skall upph0ra att ho
nom fillsandas, och utgifvaren fortfar att
sanda densamma, skall prenumeranten vara
skyldig for tidningen betala, ON HAN FORT
FAR ATT DENsAMMA UR PosTKoNToRET Ut
TAeA. Lagen stodjer sig pa den asigten, att
hvarje person bor betala, for hvad han er
haller.
4. Domstolarne hafva beslutat, att vagran
att ur ett postkontor uttaga tidningar eller
tidskrifter, ar PR1MA FAc1E intyg pa afsigt-
igt bedrageri.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-03-08

~ Denna intressanta redogorelse har ej
kommit oss tillhanda tidigt nog tor att info
ras EFT foregaende hummer; men vi aro of-
vertygade ON, att den skall intressera lasa-
rem afven fast den kommer nagot sent. RED.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-03-08
,:Clnarad.

Min vanl Ar du mitt andra, bud da till
Att i din hydda CORA fiden :bofast,
Och ON du dig mitt forsta komma viii,
Arbeta flitigt, sparsam var och trofast.
Men glom ejaf, att din din mitt hela ar
Att hafva som en- bror hvar like kar.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-03-08
POstumderrit tte3ser.

Enkelt bret, vigt ej ofverstigande 1-2 uns,
befordras till hvilket postkontor som helst
inom F0renta Staterna mot en- afgift af 3 cts.
Postportot maste dock alltid erlaggas for
skott.
For hvarje ofverstigande 10 uns eller un-
der betalas cents.
Enkelt brefi samma stad der postbarare
fnnes, torutbetaldt, Q cents. stad der post
barare ej fnnes, cent.
En- fdning som ej wager 0fver uns, be-
fordras till ALA delar af landet for cent.
Postverket betordrar inga paketer som
vaga over 4 pund.
PosTF0RsaNDELsER TILL EUROPA TAxERAs
SOM F0LJER:
Postkort, cents per stycket. -.
Frankerade bref ON 10 uns, 5 cents.
Ofankerade bref ON 10 uns, 10 cents.
Tdningar, yigt ej 0fverstigande uns, Q cts.
Andra tryokta saker, varuprofver etc. 2 cts
For registreradt BRET, 10 cents extra.
Bref inom landet kunna 6fven registreras,
. men da har afsindaren att erlagga 10 cents i
registreringsafgift. Postverket iklader sig
dock ingen ersattning yldighet for EFT sa-
dant bret, derest det mojligen skulle ga for
loradt.
Vid ALA st0rre. .postanstalter inom landet
utiardas 8. k. 'sMoney Orders' (postanvis-
ningar) for mindre belopp till foljande pris:
Order till $15 -- 10 cents
., ., 30 Is .,
,, ~ 40 20 -
>, >, SO (hogsta beloppet) 25 >,
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-03-08

Uttydning i nasta hummer.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-03-08

Uttydning af charaden forega"
endef hummer: ;,r.l ~ ~ ..5:,:
i 4e.sS4gt Is . -. tx BIDRAG.s gflsa..A..z =
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-03-08

lekamliga uppehalle. Komiten Ut
tryckte sin fulla tillfredsstallelse
med det satt, hvarpa forestandaren
N. J. strandberg och hans hustru
'varda och uppfostra barnen. "'' ii
+ Sava1 styrelsen: som visitations-
komiten erinrade konf. ON nodvan--
digheteu af att med det f0rsta taga
de matt och steg, som arc af modem
for att utyidga barnhemmet, SAINT
inkopa mera sand sf6r: detsamma.
Konferensen fattade f0ljande beslut:
att barnh hemmets styrelse bemyndi-
gas att tiHbygga boningshuset, for
hvilket andamal en- kollekt upptages,
i ALA konf. f.-f0rsaml. fore d.. l Juli,
och att styrelsen afvenledes bemyn-
digas att Sc sig ON efter laglighet
att inkopa mera land for barnhem-
NETS rakning.
2. N0DHJELPsKoM1TENra rapporte-
rade, att den sedan sista konf. fort
satt sin verksamhet och inlemnade.
f0ljande redovisning:
/ kassan $l25.58
Inkommit fir. Vasa $500 ..
,, ,,Red Wing 84.S7
>, ,, St. Peter l4.42 04.29
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-03-08
$2ls.s7
Utbetalt till pastor 81. P.
.Qvist att utdelas i st.
James trakten
lime i kassan
$2l9.87


For att kunna kraftigare hjelpa
de nodlidande beslutades, att ON
n6dhjelps-komiten finer det tjen-
ligt, satta sig forbindelse med sta
tens guvern0r, som tagit sa lifig del
att lindra modem ibland dem som
idit af grashoppornas harjningar.
8. MIssIoNs-FaLTEN OCH vAKAN-
IA F0RsAMLINGAR. Fran de vid-
strackta missionsfalten och de man
ga vakanta f0rsamlingarna hade in
kommit underrattelse och begaran
ON predikobes0k.
Det uppdrogs at konf.:s verkstal-
lande komite att draga f0rsorg ON,
att missions-faltet i Dakota och de
vakanta, f0rsamlingarnes sderstades
blifva f0rsedda med Guds ords pre-
dikare, tills den la1are, de kallat, an
lander dit.
Till Renville county och trakten
deromkring g0r pastor S. J. Kron-
berg en- missionsresa fore nasta
konf. mote. Pastor J. P. Mattson
bes0ker Duluth och narliggande
platser en- gang manaden intill ma
sta konf., och pastor N. J. Brink
g0r ett besOk derstades fore nasta
synod.
F0ljande pastorer skola bes0ka
Augustana-forsaml. / Minneapolis
intill nasta konf.:
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-03-08

J. PETERSON B0nes0ndagen
J. Auslund S0ndagen efter Pask.
Dessa pastorer skola ock, ON moi
ligt besoka Bethlehems forsamlin-
gen nora Minneapolis. !
4. Fran AMER1KANsKA B1BEL-
saLLsKAPETs distrikt-superinten-
dent rev. J. Hinton nixon en- lahgre
skrifvelse, i hvilken han uttryckte
slit och bibel-sallskapets ifiga del.
tagande for oss sasom en- gren af
Christi kyrka. Han uttalar q SAIL.
skapets vagnar den 6nskan att, pa
hvad satt det kan, sta oss till tjenst
med den Heliga Skrifts spridning
bland vara landsu1an. Med anled-
ming haraf fattade konf. nagra reso-
lutioner, hvilka komma att blifya
synIiga i sekreterarens referat Of
yer forhandlingarna, hyilket refe-
rat kommer att inforas ssHemlan-
det''. "@.
5. GUSTAV ADoLFs.sKoLAN ST..
PETER. Angaende denna j. for vara
landsman So vigtiga skola ma upply-
sas att den besokes f. n. af 40 lar
ljungar. Undervisningen bestrides
af 2:ne skicklige larare, pastor J.P.
Nyqvist, kallad till permanent lara
re och prof. Williamson, kallad for
aret. ..,-. -. ....
+ Att dessa amnen aro af den st6r-
sta betydelse for vara landsman i
denna stat behofver Ell med manga
ord bevisas. Hvarje kyrkans man
ar angelagen ON, att Herrans Ferk
har framgang och ser sig. sjelf kali
lad att taga verksam del arbetet pa
Guds rikes uppbyggande.s Men Vi
behofva forenade krafter och sasom
en- man gripa det stora verketI an,
saval mar det CALLER var skola j St..
Peter och barnhemmet i Vasa, som
mar det CALLER missions verksamheten
i5allmanhet.; Klappar Herren pa var
ld6rr och begarayar help, So: lat oss;
icke sluta den till, ty kanske han al
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-03-08

sssa@t 81 PalimdrOIna. a'@@ -
t}s%s ~ . Il
{ I'D III 2aIFRaN, 5yENsTER. sa.s,.t :, y
Jag ar en- tanke, kladd i granna. ord,
>. '.s&t-t ~ RRaN H5GBR. 1, .::s::2':... =.
Jag ar en- fisk, som fnnes var nord.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-03-08

Uttydning afa gatan i f6regaende
,..,...,. &c sgf=st II $50 u FFatt5t43'3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-06-07

JUDGE DLLoN, of the United States
Circuit Court, has rendered decis-
ion relative TO mechanics liens on
railroads, in which he holds that
mechanics and men who furnish
material are entitled to lien on
railways for their work and labor,
and such lien dates from the CON-
mencement of The building of the
railway and is prior to mortgage
executed pending tho building of the
railway, and before The particular
work was done or materials furnish
ed for which the work was claimed.
Where mortgage attaches to land,
buildings and Improvements, and
repairs are put upon q previously
completed railway so mortgaged, the
lien If the mechanic for such repairs
or improvements does pot override
or take priority of the mort gage.
The owner who hes given the mort
gage cannot improve the mortgage
out of his rights by making repairs
and giving mechanics liens para.
mount to the mortgage. Mechsnics'
liens must be filed and enforced
within two years from the date of
filing the statement in the Clerks of.
fee. Where fixtures end personal
property are furnished. the title to
remain in the seller until raid for,
the agreement must be made in writ
ing aud recorded. Such agreement
Gu 8 III tn right Of mechanics lien.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-06-07
The Kemper County Affair.

The Mississippi Pilot of may 10
contains some particulars of the CHS
holm murder which have not been
published heretofore They were
furnished by Major K. Fl. McMichael,
who obtained them from Mrs CHS
holm. It seems that after the mob
had attacked the jail an attempt was
made to seduce the guard. All prom
ised not to do anything for Chisholm,
except Mcclellan, the ocotchman,
and when he declared determination
to do his duty, ne was instant
" shot down. Mrs. Chisholm's APP
peals to the mob at ono time seemed
to affect them, but Dir. David Rosser
said il would be cowardlce not to
murder the Judge; that they had
come there 10 do it and he would
lead them lie seized an AK and
began oattering down the door. Lit
tie Johnnie and Miss Cornelia put
their frail strength against it to shield
their father. 1t was then that the
mob thrust their guns through the
opening and shot both son and daugh-
ter. The little fellow, but Is years of
age, wounded as he was, crawled to
his father and piteously besought the
men "not to shoot my papa Judge
Chisholm then shot Rosser, and the
mob retreated. 1t was then the cry
to fire the jail arose, and the hunted
family went down stairs Before 60
ing down Judge Chisholm prayed his
family to leave him, but they refused,
and the descent of the stairs began.
Miss Corncia shielded her father as
best she could, going before him with
both arms around his neck. The mob
fred on her, aud large gold brace
let on Der arm was struck, pieces Of
the ornament being forced into her
flesh When il was seen that the fire
alarm was a decoy, the family at
tempted to go back up stairs. 1t was
then Judge Chisholm was inortally
wounded, ana Miss Ccrnelia hit again,
One of the mob also struck her in the
face with his fist or the butt of his
pistol, backing her eye and wound
ing her forehead Yet, shot as she
was, being wounded in the leg and
body and with her right arm dangling
belplessly beside her, she stood be-
tween her father aud the Infatuated
mnrderers. and prevented them fin
ishng their work.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-06-07

PRESIDENT HAYES says that Gov
eminent business should be conduct
ed inst as a prudent merchant
would conduct it," That is correct.
1t is point heretofore strongly ar
gued in these columns. The pru-
dent merchant would not select
agents who were his natural enemies
III would not select men interested
il his destruction He would not
select men who have spent their
lises 10 misrepresenting and SANDER
ing him. If he is conscientious be
does not want constituencies agents
A prudent merchant would select
agents who believe 10 and would
practice his system of business. In
business or politics no principle can
be successfully carried on by men
who do not believe in it.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-06-07
Tltans and Men.

"Bessed are the meek" exelaims the voice
of inspiration, bat can man be meek with the
consciousness that a dreaded monster is con-
suming his vitals. We nre not race Of
Titans. prometheus might stand chained
to the torturing rock with yultsre perpetu-
ally gnawing at his liver, and bis face ever
wear an expression Of heroic and even meek
endurance But Pronetheus has left no de-
scendants. With vultures fdisease) consum-
ing his liver, the modern makes himself and
every one around him miserable. Fretful,
gloomy, hypocho ndrical, he sees the world
and life all on the wrong side--the dark side
and whoever dares to assert that there is a
sunny side, he regards as an enemy, or at
best mecker of his imaginary woes Unlike
the mythical Titan, the victim of disease is
not succoress There is an arm to succor-a
balm to cleanse and heal. As remedies for
this most depressing of all diseases, liver
Complant--none are more efficient or popu
lar than DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
and Pleasant Purgatiye Pellets. The Pellets
eifectually remove the effect of the poisonous
matter, while the Medical Discovery lmparts
strength and health to the entire system.
They are sold by the druggists.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-06-07

oByt aIt, HicchdilcS3eVeFyLnlD under
heaven that has ever been written
about or printed, both from American
and European pens, all will be found
in their catalogues. Their magazine
has larger circulation than any sim
liar publication in the world, and
their illustrated paper and Bazaar rank
exually high. Al the operations of
the business, except paper making, ARE
carried on on the premiser In their
immense re-proof building, the paper
is taken in, the manuscript is read,
the type is set, the stereotype plates
arc made, the press work is done, the
folding, stitching, binding and orna-
menting, in short the entire book from
beginning to end is made in the con-
cern. even to the designing and en-
craving the pictures The death of
the last Of the founders will make no
difference in the business of the con-
Germ. After the death of Joseph,
some years ogo, the remaining three
turned over TO their sons and nephews
the control, only taking part when
very grave matters came up There
are plenty Of trained men to take
their places, and there is no fear OF
the great house losing any of its
prestige or vigor There are grand
children Of the original four in the
firm now, and in a few years there
will be great grandchildren.
Political.
The result of the investigation into
the Custom house affairs has culmin.
ated in the accommodation 10 dis
charge nearly three hundred EN-.
ployees as useless, to cut down the
salaries of those remaining, to do
away with the pernicious system of
taking fees, to prevent the assessment
of employees for political purposes,
to prevent the employees from taking
too prominent a part in politics, and
to do away with the practice of max
ing an ofiice-holder's place depend
upon his politics There is weeping
and wailing but it will do no good.
The. fat has gone forth, and the
Augean stable is to be cleansed. And
the same process is to be extended to
the other cities, and the public SER
vice brought down to the lowest cost
consistent with the highest efficiency.
President Hayes's hold upon The New
York public is strengthening every
day.
Brains at Auction.
A curious sale was held last week
in the city-an auction sale of patent
rights. A very large crowd was at
tracted, and the bidding was spirited.
The patent for folding chicken coop
sold for five dollars, machine for
washing currants. $3.50, and so on.
A patent for glass lining pipe,stems
brought $3.50, and an Improvement in
liquid measures, $3.50. The long,
haired inventors who had all sorts OF
gim-cracks howled with Indignation
at the low prices procured, and there
was a great deal of fun evolved dur
ing the sale Forty-three patents
were sold for an aggregate ofSl4,000.
Business.
Business is very dull, and the old
complaints are rife. There seems to
be no vitality, no life in trade. The
interior merchants are buying only
what they cannot help the only COM
fort being that they pay. Intelligent
iobbers from the interior say that if
the crop now in the ground is good,
there will be a revival in the fall, and
with that we have to be content. The
weather is warm but pleasant
PIFTRO
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-06-07
More Reconciliation.

We last week referred to the assassin
alton OF James Laws in Feliciana Par
ish, Louisiana. Laws was what was
called conservative Rapu blican in
politics. He was quiet and inoffensiYe,
and used his influence to maintain a
good feeling between his race and
the whites. He was merchant and
worth $4,000 or $40 900 in property.
At the late investigation of the politi-
cal murders in that Parish he was
summoned as q witness, and it vas
for testifying to the facts in these
cases that he was killed. Two We. -
ago last Saturday he was sitting on
the piazza in front of his house with
his mother when party of men rods
up aud called him by name. lie
stood up to answer and as he rose
was shot dead He vas previously
warned TO leave.
In West Feliciana a colored man
named Dula was lately elected Justice
OF the Peace and Postmaster General
Key appointed him Postmaster. The
White-Line Sheriff refused to execute
any process Used by Dula, saying
they were tired of Republicans and
would not tolerate them in office. The
Postmaster whom he was TO succeed
was a Democrat (unier Grant.) and
refused to hand over the office. Then
the White-Liners left a coffin with
warning signs upon it, at his door,
notifying him to leave before the first
of June, or he would be placed in the
coffin. BE vas advised by his friends
TO leave, and warned by his enemies
The last heard from him he was Al
Washington aud dare not 90 home.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-06-07

One Of the most instructive arti-
cles which has lately appeared is
That furnished by hr Gladstone, for
tie ",yinetoenth Century," giving q
condensed history Of the small State
Of Montenegro, which for 400 years,
ever since the Turk invaded Europe,
ard established himself uron the
ruins of the Byz .utine Empire. has
successfully withs pod oil the at
t mpts of the Turks to sutjugate il,
and st,ll mainthin ITS independence.
The Turkish empire has population
of 30, 100000. NJ utenegro less than
200 600 Again and again have
Turkish armies numbering 90 900
to $50, 900 men 'avaded the little
State; but they have always been
driven back wi severe loss. As
the Circassians in their mountain
Businesses. for a long Period, defied
all the military power If Russia, so
the Montenegrihs have kept the
Mohammedan from reducing them
under the Moslsm ii, K and they
are now waiting fut the Russian
armies 10 cross 10 Danube, 30 lhat
they m emery fra,n Ia ir noun
tain hJmus aud assist IN dc ing the
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-06-07

A WOMAN will take the smallest
drawer 10 bureau for her own pri.
vate use, and will pack away in it
bright bits of boxes, Of ell shades
and ezss, dainty fragments of rio
bon, and scraps Of lace, foamy ruflles
and velvet things for the neck, bum
dies IT old lose letters, pieces of
iewelry, handkerehiefs, fans. things
that no man knows the name Of, all
sorts of fresh looking, bright litle
traps that you couldn't catalogue in
a column, and any hour Of the day
or night she can 60 TO that drawer
and pick up any article she wants
without disturbing any thing else.
Whereas man, hay ing the biggest,
deepest and widest drawer assigned
to him, will chuck ii - i three socks,
a collar box, an Of necktie, two
handkerchiefs, piFc and pair Of
suspenders, and 10 s,ve his soul he
can't shut the drawer without leav-
ing more ends Of hi Is sticking out
than there are things in IT, ard it
always looks rs thon % it bad been
packed hy . hydraulic press. -
Hawkeye.