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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-30

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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-03-21

tiopal coach left a IL Il persons Two ladies'
and n pentlemal-the b-stiing landlord was
weu-nieh beside hiras@li with JOY. The party
expected to remain a night in orderto
visit some ro.rentic ir.ns in he vicinity.
Landlord exclaimed the g%entlrmar
guest the morning following his arrival, 'th l
L. Q most distressing cough the lady has W."
occupies the room adjoining mine. IL sLs
very Mi"
"well, yes, sir. You see, she stays mosiiy
In her room never goes out. The doeior,
he comes, but she gets no better. sir. She IS
Anglais, monsieur"
"what Is her name p qusrried the yoGggei
OF the two ladies'.
Ere he had time to rsp.y q sery..' " o." ~
came hastily to tho from; !'@r, sd -
Ing TO the landlord, sIelaim-a 'r a"1''i
frightened tone, DO como up .e''~ -
sick lady is took very bad, sir. P-
4" think she i, lvinr, riT-'
- an o. I.u,s-a... Lr-d .hs gentleman &c
the landlord Il viii - with YOU"
stretched upon the bed, pale as marble,
with a handkerchief pressed close TO her lips.
lay the unfortunate woman. Her eyes werS
closed. and she gave no outward sign of
life.
1T is willie's Wife" exclaimed Dora Bart
lett. Tor it wus she, travelling in company with
In. Boyle and his young neice.
At this remark the sick woman opened her
eycs dranmingly, and fixed her gaze upon
Dora who was tenderly leaning over her. she
atteiuptedto speak, but Dora istantly checked
her, saying, " DO rot try to talk now, keep
perfectly quiet, 1t is best"
Yes said Dr.. Royle, "quiet and rest
IL the BALM for your life just now!"
A sarcastic smile passed overthe pallid face
9 tine invalid, who 10y an almost super-human
Fort raised herself in bed, resting on one
elbow. and feebly said, II will speak, do you
think 1 have any desire TO live? | wish to
die, Dora Bartlett, Go to your brother, tell
him how | hate him-and-I-hate-you-
fur-your-goodness here her strength
failed her, u tiny purplish stream issued from
between her lips staining ths bosom of her
snowy night-dress, her face was contracted
as with II spasm of intense pain, and she fell
back ON the pillows, dead. Poor Dora uttered
a scream and covered her face with her hands
DR. Royle proceeded to ascertain if her pulse
gave any iutimation of life, but it wRs in vain
for the sinful being had passed forever away
from the wOrld world she 80 deeply de-
tested into the realms of the boundless I'M
known. Charity coyereth a multitude Of
sin. Let US draw the folds of that veilof char
ity thickly over the misdeeds of that lost, per
vtried woman.
A plain slab Of marble with the following
inscription
Ina o'NEY,
AGED
- YEARS.
marks her resting place in the little church
yard of the quiet village in which she died
Three years finds MS gazing with fond eyes
on u happy home circle. ollie O'Eey ia the
loving husband of Dora, and the proud fathc,
Of "a three months old son aud heir, the sud
story of his earlier marriage is rarely recalled.
aud then, only contrast it with the bright,
unfouuded happiness of the present one.
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Imperial&N Northern In. Co. 23, 900, 10000
Etna Ins. Co. of Hartford. 1897, 10000
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| Home Ins. Co. of n. w.. G,104, G50.W
Phenix Ins. Co. of N. ". 2,792, 10000
German American Ins. Co. 2,209, 036.W
Pennsylvania Fire ms. Co. 1878, 694.0
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Rhode Island Association. 1,GG2, 10000
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-03-21

Young soNpsuds and old nicotine have
proved fatal in the case of an English lad at
Dartmouth Park. He saw some children
blowing soap bubbles on a neighbor's door.
step and borrowed Il clay pipe from his ia
ther which he soon broke. He then returned
for another ana his father gave him an old
wooden pipe which had been on a shelf for
Il year. In an hour the child was very sick,
vomiting and becoming very drowsy and
deadly pale. At the end of the third day the
little fello Is sufferings came to AZ -nd.
The physicians teStified at the inqu,.r Lat
the child died from imbibing nicotiA con-
tanned in the old wooden pipe.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-03-21

-Constnntinople, it appears, is inundated
with British adyenturers who have incurred
the wntchful displeasure of the Turkish
government Others nave become obuoxiou.
through their meddlesome dispositions.
Prominent among these, says the New York
Sun. is Lady Stanford, who claims the right
to manage the affairs of tho Contra Relief
Committee of Great Britian, without any
authority of Mr.. Layard or anybody else.
They have made it so hot for her at the capital
hat she took the resolution to start with a
few NURSES to ~Adrianople on her own hook.
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Ina O'NEY,
AlEn

Trying Moment. When your new coat
comes home from the iailor's.
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A WORD ABOUT TExAs.-To persons seek.
ing employment as clerks, and easy situa,
| tons generally, Texas offers but little en-
couragement. Such places are scarce and
hard to obtain; but TO parties with capital
large or small, there IS no more inviting field
within the limits of this governments, The
eyes of the whole world seem to be upon
her; her population is augmenting to such az
extent that three more decades will give her
thirty-fve representatives in the United
States Congress. Her railroad enterprises
are the most gigantic of the age. Her vast
public domain will furnish homes for the
homeless everywhere. Her magnificent
school fund will educate her sons and dauCht-
ers free, and she will become like Athens of
old. the seat of learning, literature science
and art.
He immense water-powers and mountains
of iron, lead, silver and copper will soon
make her manufacturing state second 10
none. For the production of live stock, cat
tie, horses, sheep and hogs, she stands with
out a peer on the continent to-day. Wherey-
err her virgin soil has been vitaiized by the
pillow, the yield of all the great staples has
been wonder to agricultnrists throughout
the United States.
The people of the North and East, who can
only look back upon life of toll and count
no gains. whose children are ap-
preaching manhood without estate, or who,
from the rigols of Northern climate, or
other causes, have emigration in view, we
ask them to place map before them, and if
upon the surface of the whole broad earth
they can lay their finger upon another spot
with so much present and future promise,
then we say go there, and God speed you.
THE ST. Louis, IRON MOUNTAIN L South
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-03-09

80 0iibo'nS3 anu one OF the sam
mon boys who went to investi gate
soon found himself engaged in like
business with Mr.. G. They man
aged somehow to get out and
reach terra frma, but they now
take a very small percentage OF
stock In either the strength of the
Ice or the mild temperature of the
water.
"A Yankee boy, on seeing a
placard in shop window, "Sugar
sticks, five sticks for 4 cents,' went
in and calculated. Give sticks FOR
4 cents, four sticks for cents,
three sticks for 2 cents, two sticks
for l cent, and one stick for moth.
ing. say, mister, hand US over
one stick" The storekeeper didn't
see it.
Vincent Roy lately received a
very select stock of prints, dress
goods, ladies and gentlemen's
goods, etc., etc.. which he is selling
at sstonishinglY low prices. 1t is a
fact that such goods are cheaper
now than ever before, even lower
than in ante-war times. Mr.. Roy
also renewed his store of groceries
and provisions. Call around and see
him.
-Moorhead Advocate: Large
numbers of people fran Iowa, Wis
consln, Southern Minnesota, and
elsewhere are improving the beau
tiful weather we are now having by
handwriting excursions to the Rec
River Valley. The country is fuI
of them in every direction. Rec
River lands is the general theme o.
conversation on almost every trair
this side of Chicago, as all who
have had opportunity for observing
will bear witness.
A splendid new train of cars
Of the Chicago, Milwaukee &c st.
Paul railroad came through from
Chicago yesterday in charge Of
Conductor j. y. Howard. This
train of one baggage, one mail, one
express, one smoking, one passenger
and two sleepers, is just from the
shops at Dayton, Ohio, and cost
the handsome sum OF $4,000
The sIeepeCs are marvels Of beauty
and the whole train IS unGuestion
ably The handsomest that has ever
arrived a. st. Paul.-Dispatcb.
AN old settler who visited oul
town recently, after an absence OF
three OF four years, expressed con.
siderable establishment at seeing the
large. areas that have been cleared
and fenced since he left. People
who are constantly here scarcely
notice such improvements, bu: the
fact is very large tracts in and about
town have been put under fence
and cultivation within the past few
years. These improvements at once
bear testimony as to the thrift Of
our people, and add not little to
the value of the land here and here.
abouts.
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