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CRIME AND CALAMITY.


HORSES KILLED RY LIGHTNING.
Specials to the Star.
VERSAILLES IND, June 14-During heavy
thunder storm here, Mr.. Lewis saylor, residing
ten miles south of this place had two horses III
stantly killed by lightning, and Mr.. Hugh Black
also had one severely injured.
A CONVENIENT DEPUTY P. NJ.
FRANKLIN, IND, June 14.-A young daughter
of VIM Dunlap was rescued from drowning yes
terday, on Sugar Creek. by Mr.. Alfred Brown,
Deputy Postmaster OF FRANKLIN. The young lady
ventured in deep water on log, when she fell
into the stream.
KICIIING IN THE TRACES.
LAFAYETTE, IND, June l4.-An application for
divorce was made Tuesday last by Amelia Kich,
wife of Jacob Kich, OF New York. The divorce
| was qranted Yesterday. The remarkable feature
of the affair is that the two had only been married
| ten davs. Amelia s0ys kich misrepresented
| affairs.
BAD LOT OF REVEREND SMITHS
| LEAyENwoRTH IND, June A.-Hugh Smlth, q
| lack leg preacher, who dwelt i'll the neighboIhoou
| of Alton has runaway, owing more than he can
nav He departed in the night down the Ohio in
"dug-out canoe"
| Rev ]. H. Smith has been cited 10 trial before q
district conference to be held in this town on the
ooth OF July the charges against him being obtain
ing money under false pretenses anu Trying 10 III
duce Miss Julia Patrick, member OF his church
to elope with him, he having wife.
| THE LuMPKINs TRAGEDY.
ANDERSON, IND, June 1.-THE preliminary ex
animation of John H. Lewis, Judd Lewis and
Hiram Ellis, the former for the killing Of Monrot
Lumpkins at Uniousport recently, the two latter
for completely in the atiray, and for assault anc
battery with intent to kill John K. and Jane:
Lumpkins, will take place at Huntsville mex
Wednesday.
| DESPERATE CONVICT
| JErFERsoSvILLE IND, June 14.-A desperate
encounter between Richard Hillyard, guard, ant
Frank Morrison, convict, occurred in one OF thu
shops of the State Prison south yesterday after
noon. The guard was dangerously beaten
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CONCERT.

WANTED---MISCE
VHTANTED-WALL PAPER--To hang at Zoe
w per roll Paper for sale cheap Firstclass
work. 233% Broadway. DAVIS. 1t
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The members Of the delegations attending the
meeting OF the Bundes-SiNung al Turner Hall to-
dav were unanimous in slenouncng the conduct
of Bischoff last night They said he could have
"the satisfaction OF never again singing at S9n-
gerfest." This is their ultimatun.
The pipes and lights for the illumination at In
wood Park tomorrow night were tested last even
ing, and proved satisfactory
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-02-13

From the Pioneer Press.
The cry for protection in England
still continues, and is said to be in
creasing in the provinces, though nei>
ther of the two great parties has as
sumed a definite attitude towards it.
In fact those who demand protection
are themselves sorely puzzled where to
make the application. A duty on
American manufactured goods would
neither benefit or injure any one seri:
ous1y. Our exports Of this kind to
Great Britain al 1e yet very small, aud
a prohibitory tari f would not cause
much embarrassment so long as all the
world remains open. A heavy duty
might be placed On breadstufs and ra y
cotton as "retaliatory measure" bu,
the punishment would fall most heav,
lily upon the English themselves, ham,
pering the Lancashire manufacturer
and adding to the unemployed enc
under-paid work-people Sensible En-
glishmen are not slow to perceive tha
a retaliatory tariff against the United
States would therefore be an absurd
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Pensions.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
PENSION OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D.
c., Jan. ~, 1879.-Persons who are
entitled to arrears Of pension under
the act granting arrears approved Jan
rs. 1879, and whose pensions were
granted previous to that date will moi
require the assistance of claim agent
in obtaining the amounts due them
All correspondence in relation to any
claim for such arrears will be recog'
nized in such clalme. A letter ad'
dressed to the commissioner of pen>
sions, signed by person who was in
receipt of a pension at the date afore
said and two witnesses in the presence
of a magistrate will be the only appli'
cation required and upon which tht
rights Of all parties concerned will b.
adjusted. The pension cert6cat,
should not be sent to this Office, but i
must be exhibited to the magistrate
Very Respectfully,
J. A. BENTLY,
Commissioner of pensions.
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made before the session closes. The
Potter Committee will present its ac>
count Of the theft Of the Presidency,
summarising its conclusions from the
evidence taken. The result Of the
cipher dispatch inquiry will likewise
bo submitted. 4 The Naval Committee
is also to bring in its indictment of
Robson, which think will make out
case demanding some attention.
The committee that has been nosing
around the Government Printing
Office, will have something to say
about that siuk of iniqu,ty.: I am in>
clined to think this investigation has
not been sufficiently searching, yet
some of the corrupt practices Of
the institution have been unearthed.
An account Of the, way business is
done there might be interesting reading
aud I have few notes laid aside for
future use. The committee on State
Department which has been looking
into Minister Stewards transactions at
Shanghai will, owing to Stewards re>
fusal to exhibit his books, be unable
to show him up as conclusively as he
deserves, though a very bad case has
been made out by the parties who
preferred the charges and this with>
holding the books on the plea that it
would be self conviction to give them
up is strong if not legal evidence Of
guilt. Mr.. Seward is, I believe, a
cousin of the late VIM. II. Seward.
The principal charge against him is
that he has exacted large illegal fees
and applied them to his own use. If
the session had two or three months
to run, probably a commitment for
contempt would enforce the authority
of the House, but as it is he can defy
the committee, and if necessary take
two weeks confinement.
The tobacco tax reduction will be
vigorously pushed before adjournment.
The hard work has already been quiz
etly done in committee and those inter-
ested feel confident of success. The
Senate finance committee has by a ma
jorlty of one agreed to a reduction on
all kinds of manufactured tobacco of
pound. The manufacturers are de.
termlned to get it down to 16 cents.
Commissioner Raum says that reduce
tion Of four cents would cause a de-
crease Of four and one>half millions iu
the revenue. The total revenue from
four cents, from 24 to 20 cents per
this source is % million dollars. It is
not believed that the proposed reduce
ton would benefit the Consumer.
PHoNo.
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Lands For Sale.

5000 acres Of first class farming
lands in Morrison county for sale BY
the undersigned. 81 Prices moderate
and terms easy. il. ~ y
JoNATHAN TAYLOR.
Little Falls, Minn. s2 az
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-02-13
From the St. Paul Globe.

From the St. Paul Globe.
We should not, perhaps, rejoice at
the calamities of others, yet when BEN
eft comes to US by reason Of them, we
may not be blameworthy for taking ad>
vantage Of the circumstances. The
Russian plague, it appears, is likely to
benefit very materially the farmers Of
this country by creating an increased
demand for breadstuffs on the contin>
ent, and an increase Of prices and a
brisker trade is expected to ensues
The plague ishseverest in the grain
producing section of Russia, which has
hitherto supplied large part of the
continent. Fear Of spreading the ep>
idemic will prevent exports, and it is
not probable the same amount Of grain
will be sown the coming spring. If
these speculations prove true our farm
ers will have reason of thankfulness.
It's an i'll wind that blows no one good.
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-. -s' Fl
LeprOsy.

From the Stevens County Tribune.
Some Of the residents Of Big Stone
county have petitioned the Board of
County Commissioners to remove one
Samuel 1sene from their midst. It Is
claimed by the petitioners that Isene
IS : leper, and they therefore ask hi.
removal. As far as We can learn, it
appears that Isene's parents are lepers,
and live in Norway. His children 60
TO school, and the people are. afraid
that the disease may spread, Doctors,
however, do not seem to think the dis
ease contagious. bat Of course before
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From the St. Paul Globe.
The State Agricultural Society did
most excellently in choosing P. H.
Kelly for President for the. ensuing
year. Mr.. Geo. R. Finch having per-
emptori!y declined a reelection, it had
been supposed by some that less vig-
orous policy than last year was likely
to be adopted. The selection of Mr..
Kelly is a formal notice that the flag
is to be raised still higher instead of
lowered. Mr.. Kelly's executive abili~
ty admirably adapts him for the posi-
tioa, and from the moment the vote
was cast in his favor, from that mo.
ment the success of the Minnesota
State FAIR for 1879 became assured.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-02-13

TVDus1ness you can engage IN
UA'Ass s55 to go per day made by any
nfn0 1 worker OF either sex, right IN
A~t> - their own localities. Partlc-
uars and samples worth -
free. Improve your spare time at this business
Address SrISsoN Co.. Portland. Maine.
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anything is done in the premises, .
physician will have to be sent to ex.
anime the party aud ascertain wheth>
er it is or is not leprosy.
Later-The physicians who were
sent to examine the case, pronounce
it leprosy. - ~
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James Bellows, the man who ha

James Bellows, the man who has
taken the contract to build the North
ern Pacific extension, expects to en-
ploy 1900 men and to pay them 81 .25
a day, and charge them 81 week for
board, leaving $3.50 clear for weeks
work. Mr.. Bellows has, in our opin,
ion, made big mistake III regard to
the cost Of labor. He will find that
laborers cannot be had beyond Bis
marck for less than $1.75 or $500 a
daY without board, - -,. RI. : IL
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From the Princeton Union.

:. :. 3 :. = u =
o. Thursday, 10 taking with a
brother 20 Hattie Stanley, the girl who
married the oue>eyed Indian, he
informed US that be saw his sister on
Sunday, and that he thought che
would gladly return home. if she was
not afraid to do SO. The foolish girl
has had all her romantic ideas, about
life in a wigwam with IN Indian lover,
dispelled by this time. -> ~.. s.3.... -. :.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

cLALLAM COUNTY.
Neah Bay, New Dungeness, Port Angeles
Pysht.
CIARRE.
Battle Ground, Brush Prairie, Fourth Plain,
Martins Bluff, Pioneer, Sloughton, Union
Ridge. Vancouver. WashOugal, Fern Prairie,
la Center, Hayes, Nalcolla.
cHEHALIs.
CedaIviIle, Chehalis Point, Elma. Hoquiam,
Monicslno, Oakville, SatsOp, sharon, summit.
COLUMBIA.
Alpowia- BurSsville, DAYTON Pomeroy, Tux
anon, AuuCtta, Central Ferry, Marengo.
CoWLIrz.
Castle Rock, Freeport, Kaiama, Lower Cow
ntz. Monticello, Mt. Coflin- OAK Point, Pekln,
siveTLake, Coweeman, OlequiL
ISLAND.
Coupeville, Coveland, Dugally, Utsalady,
JEFFERsoN.
Port Discovers, Port Ludlow, Poit Townsend.
KING.
Black River, Dwamish, Fall City, Seattle.
Slaughter, Snoqualmy, SQuack, White River.
Cherry Valley Novelty Milton, ,Osceola, ,Ronton.
KrTsAP.
Port Blakely. Port Gamble, Port Madison.
Port Orchard, Seabeck, TeckliL
KLICKITAr.
Ilocx House. Columbus, GoIdendaie. KIicki-
tat, White salmon, Biakely, Fulda, Klickitat
Landing.
LEWIS
Aleernon. Boisfort. Chehaiis. Claqua-o. Cow
litz, Glen Eden, Ialte Fails, Meadow Brook,
Messy Rock Napayinei Newaukum, Skookum-
chuck, Silver Greek, Winlock, Nasello
MASON.
Arcadia, Lightville, Oakland, Skokomish.
PACIFIC.
Erucfporf. Brookfcld. .Knappfou, ,OvstervflIe
Riverside, South Bend, Unity. Woodwari's
Landing, Bay Center, Lake View, south Bend
Iwaco.
Elm. Franklin, Lake View. New Tacoma
Puyaliup, steiiacoom city, Iacoma'' Alder
town, Carbon, Acton, Summer, Muck, WHke
san JUAN.
san Juan, Topaz, Orcas, East sound, Friday
Harbor.
sNoHoN1sH.
CcuierviiIe. Lowell. NukiiteO, Snohomish
Tulallp, Park Place, SiamwoOd.
sKAMANIA.
Cascades, Collins Landing.
Crab Creek, -Four Lakes, Fort Coiville. Hang
mans Creek. Pine Grove, Rock Creek, RosaIie
spokane Bridge, spokane Falls, Union Ridge
Walkers Prairie.
THuRsTOS.
Coai Bank, Beaver, Miami Prairie, Olympia
Tanalquoit. Teuino, Tumwater, Yelm, Inde
pendence, Key
WAHKIAKUM.
Cathlamet, Eagle Clin, Skamokaway, Water
{ forl.
WALLA wALLA
Pataha Prairie, Waltsburg7. Waila WaUa-
Whitman, Wallula.
wuATccH.
Cedar Gro I-larnH,s. "a Conne- r,h-.tt
Lummi, Lyu- aa. Noois4chk. Point WINE,
Samish, searo-ne, Seiahmoo. shin Har6,-
ship Island. -s- o. r-uder. .vlhafc0-r FiesIgo
wITIMAN
Cedar Cree. Coli Y. EwnrtsvfUe Owen. .f.,,..-
Palouse, Step.le, nlon Flat. Waiton. fTfnfo1
Leitchviile, PAM ,ala, Pine Greek. RnsalIa
Anatone, LII en 'atana City. Uni0ntown
rkErHa
Attauum. eprru Fo-e Srr,.rs r--fst..s
konnowock, Hl.- Il easauf f,-..... sseIsh'
Yakima
sMoney orfgl fcss
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ONLY A WOMAN.
BY HESTER A BESEDIcr.

BY HESTER A. BENEDICT.
only "a woman, shriveled and old
The prey uf the winds and the prey OF the cold
Checks that are shrunken,
Eyes that are sunken,
Lips that were never O'erbOld.
Cnlg~a woman, forsaken and poor.
asking inr aims at the bronze church-door.
1a-z % the organi Roll upon roll
The wc~os Of the music 90 over her soult
Is rustic past her
Thicker and faster:
Iuc great bell ceascth its toll.
pain would she enter. but not for the poor
SwHeeth wide open the bronze church-door.
orly O. woman, waiting alone.
r.iIy cold, on an ice-cold throne.
lt hat do they care for her
Imbllng PRAYER for her;
Civ IS not bread, but "a stone
Tulero'l laces their naughty hearts beat
lflckiug The woes Of their kin In the street.
only S. mani In the old days
Hope car1led 10 her her happiest lays:
somebody missed her.
somebody kissed her:
somebody crowned herWifh pra Use.
somebody faced up the battles of life,
strong f0r her sake, who was mother and wife
sali.-body lives with q freSs of her hair
Light ON uis heart, where the deaih shadow
are.
somebody waits for her.
Opening the gales for her,
Giving delight for despair.
Only q w0man-neVermOre poor
Dead Do tire snow at the bronze church-d0ori
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SULPHUR SOAP.
GLENAS

THoROUGHLv CUBEs DISEASES OF THE SKIN,
BEAUTIFIEs THE COMPLEXION. PREVENTS
AND REMEDIES lSuEUNATIsI AND GOUT.
HEALS SOREs AND ABRAsIONs OF THE
CUrIcLE AND COUNrEEACrs CONrAGIoN.
This Standard External Remedy for EruD
tions, Sores and Injuries OF the Skin. not
only REMOVES PROM THE COMPLEXION ALL
BLsNIsHEs arising from locll impurit es Of
the blood and obstruction of the pores. but
also those produced by the sun and wind.
such as tan and ,rccklcs. II renders the GU
TiCLE MARvEiLoUsLE CLEAR. SMOOTH and
PLANT, and being "a WHOLESOME BEAUTI-
FiER Is far preferable TO any cosmetic.
ALL TIVE REMEDIAL ADVANTAGES OF Sui
pHUR BArHs are insured EV THE USE OF
titeRIi's sulphur S0Gp, which in adj
diilHu 90 its purifying effects remedies and
PREVENTS RuLUNNrlsM and GOUT
ltalso nISfNFECTS CLOTHING and LINEN and
pr EVENTS DISEASES COMMUNICATED BY CON-
TACT with the person.
IT DIssoLvEs DANDRUFF, prevents bald
ness, and rciaris grayuess Of the hlir.
Physicians speak orit in high terms.
Prices, Is and so Cents per Cake Per Box g Cakes)
60 and s1.2O.
y h. The 50 cent cakes are triple thesse orthose at
- cents
'sHirs Hair aHI whisker Dye Black or Brown.
soc.
OK CRITTEIT0I, Pr02r 7 Si1h AL NY.
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GIE a WEEK in your own town, and no
tDOO capital risked- You can give the busi-
ness trial without expense. The best Oppor-
tunity ever offered FOR those willing 20 work.
Nou should try nothing else until you see for
yourself what you can do 40 the business we
offer NO room To- explain here. You can de-
vote all your time or only your spare time TO
the business, and make great pay for every
hour that you work. Women make as nuch as
men. send for special private terms and par
icu.ar7, which we mail free. s. outfit free
Nou't complain OF hard times while you have
such q chance. Address II. HALLETT & CO.,
Portland, Maine. 81
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have a dream that the world is
growing better aud better every day
and every year. that there is more char
ityi more justice, more love every day.
I have a dream that prisons will not
always curse the earth; that shad-
ows Of the gallOws will not always fall
on the laud; that the withered hand of
Waut will not always be stretched out
for charity; that finally wisdom will sit
iu the legislatures, justice in the courts,
charity will occupy the pulpits and that
finally the world will be controlled by
liberty aniloye, by justicean charity
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Patrick" said a priest, "the widow
Molony tells me that you have stolen
one Of her finest pigs. Is that so ?"
"Ges, yer honor" "What have You
done with it," "Killed IL and ate it,,
yer honor" "Oh, Patrick, when you
are brought face to face with the widow
and her pig on the Judgment Day,
what account will you be able to give OF
yourself when the widow accuses you Of
the theftg' "Did you say the pig
would be there, yer reverence % t'To be
sure L did" well, then, yer riverence,
I'll say, Mrs. Molony, there's yer
pig.'n
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a gentleman saw his little daughter
dipping her dolls dress into a tin cup.
and inquired, "What are you doing.
my child 2'' "pm cOloring my dolls
dress red" "What with ?" "With
beer" "What put that foolish notion
into your head, my child? You can't
color red with beer" ayes can.
pa; ma said it was beer that made
your nose so red" That man had busi-
ness that called him down town imme-
diately.
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Marrying a woman for her beauty is
like eating bird for its singing.
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An exchange asks: "Wbat is won1-
ans work and what is mans ?" In the
majority Of cases il is wOmanis work to
cook good dinner aud man's to eat Il.
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ESTABLISHED 1859.
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EEventors.
We procure patents i'm an count $50 sr-
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tIe patent i~ granted NO fees for pra
Guiuary exam nations. NO al Itr-
tor Obtaining aud conducting H..e.llu--
Special attention given 90 Inter Cases
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, states, and all iilisalion per,alni Llyen-
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Claims prosecuted i'm the Supr
The United states, Court of Clai
Commissioners OF Alabama Clai. .-.-....l ..l4
Claims Commission, and an classes OF war
claims before the Executive Departments
Arrears OF Pay and Bounty.
Officers, Soldiers, and Sailors Of the late war
money nom the Government, Of which they
have no knowledge. Write ful history of ser
vice. and state amount OF pay and bounty re-
celVrd. Enclose stamp, and a. tul reply. ate
examination, viii be given you without charge
Pensions.
All O2sreTs- Soldiers, and Sailors wounded
captured, or injured in the late war, however
slight, are entitled lo, and can obtain pen
sion.
United States General Land Oaice.
Contested Land Cases, Private Land Claims
Mining. pre-empiIuu-. and Homestead Cases
prosecuted before the General Land Olice an
Department OF tine Interior.
Land Warrants.
We pay cash for Bounty Land Warrants and
we invite corre-p -pOudeuce with all parties hav-
ing any Tor sale. and give full and explicit iu-
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We conduct our business in separate Bureaus
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Obtained for Inventors In the United states,
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we are able TO attend 10 all Patent Business
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We make preliminary examinations and fur
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Yeutions and patents are invited 10 send for "a
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complete instructions how 10 obtain patents,
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ton, ID. G; the Royal swedish, Norwegian, and
Danish legations, at Washington: Hon. Jos.
Casey, late Chief Justice L. :. Court Of Claims :
10 the Officials OF the u. :. Patent Office, and
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every state.
Address: LOUIS BAGGER & Co, Solicitors
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When the constitution becomes affected, II re-
quires the aid of an invgOrating medicine 10
RELMBoLD'S sUCHU
DOES IN EVERY CASE.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU
is UREoUALED
BY any remedy known. It is prescribed by
the most eminent physicians all
over the world iu
rheumatism,
SpermatOrFhga,
Neuralgia,
Nervousness,
Dyspepsia,
Indigestion,
Constipation,
Aches and Pains,
LumbagO,
Nervous Debility,
Head Troubles,
Catarrh,
General Debility,
Diseases of the Kidneys,
Liver Complaint.
Epilepsy,
Paralysis,
General III Health,
Spinal Diseases,
Seiatiea,
Deafness,
Decline,
Nervous Complaints,
Female Complaints, Fec.
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Robert Burdette, upon his return to his
sanctum at Burlington, says: 81 have
acquired such easy, familiar relations
with the people OF the house that the
baby has already emptied the ink into
one OF my boots and the mucilage into
the other, and is drawing a map of
Hawkeye Creek on my coat with a
piece Of beef gristle and glass Of milk.
His mother tells me | should not let
him do it, aud perhaps she is right, hut
what am l to do? He seems to enjoy
it, and / know do, AMI what was this
world made for ifit wasn't for pleasure"
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THE HOME.

This department OF the NEW NORTHWEST is
to be devoted 10 the household, lawn and gar
den. Correspondents having new and tried
recipes for any department OF domestic occu-
patton Will confer public favor by contribu-
ing 10 this column.l