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Daily Republican., 1879-10-21

NOrlCE. OF the Delaware Ror,
~ Road Companys Bonds due January' 'I'
1850. called "Lxtension Mortgage Lo1, !;
wishing TO dispose OF them before they ma.
tIro, VIII please propose terms terms Of mia
Of said bonds, with the remaining cnn,,%n' '
thereon, TO the UNDERSIGNED '"'
M. HAYES, Treasurer,
o eoo u Dover, Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-21
Prosperity.

Mr.. George Speer, slate roofer, Of this
city, last week added Sl.5O each to the
ruling weekly wages Of his men. Mr..
Speer has at present large force at
work roofing factory at Thurlow sta
finn
Daily Republican., 1879-10-21
NOTICES
Consolation n for consumn,,,..

The physic'anS q t.ie "Congamntto, II.
pltai, England, o. knowledge that VII. ms "
Liver OIL, Ia any form, they have no, ",'a n, ,o6
| lNo per cent. Of their patients, wheraos cured
These -Phospiitrs they have curcd soa, milo
ly-1yo per cent. PHYSICIANS have nroso." Sgtel,
lU,UOO PACKAGES u VI nIisea Pbosnhsn,llDed llDed
~ forms OF ncr ous dlenss4, yltaI,,'n''" ~ 10
ldeDlllate1 PREVENTING AMI curing rnns',. Lhe
tiGL. '"E eohsuME-
y. CROSBY, Cos Sixth Ave- Nv
For saie by z. JAMES BELT, -
Cor. 9Th and Market sts., Wilmlno,o, y,
Daily Republican., 1879-10-21
CDAskPr..

Nothing but drunks were heard at
police court this morning, and three OF
these were ground out, 80 cents and
costs being the toll demanded IL each
case.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-21
Temperance,

Robert Green will preside at the
public meeting u the NJ. 5. Il. A..
this evening, and lev. j. b. Mann and
others will deliver addresses. The pub
lie are cordially invited.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-21
Clayton House Arrivals.

The following are the arrivals at the
Clayton House up to noon to-day:
EP Bowman and two ladies, Indiana.
Louis James, Bankers Daughter" comb n
Mrs. Wainwright and two children, g
j w Collier,
Chas NJ Walcot and wife,
A p Haughton
Mrs Farren,
q W Farren,
HatOld Forsburg,
Mrs. Troop and three children,
Joseph A Wilkes.
Gus Levick, New York.
All Phillips, WiIkesbarre, Pa.
Charles B Adams, Philadelphia.
Joseph A Robinson, Washington, ID. G.
Mrs Gordon, Philadelphia.
J W Grace, Baltimore.
Chaliant, Philadelphia.
j Huston Bullard, Phiiadelahia.
Mrs Edwin / children, Rice Surprise PITY,
Mr. W Edwin,
Miss Flora Walker,
Mrs Baker.
Miss Dixey.
MI Dixey,
II Hamilton Nichols,
Miss Carrie Vincil
Miss Emma Duchalean,
Miss Carrie 4 Perkins, g
Miss Wilson,
Miss Jessie Galley,
Miss Jennie Galley,
Miss Lizzie Dana,
Miss Marion Singer,
Miss Burgess,
Edward Il Rice,
Mr. Lewis Harrison,
Miss Marion ElmOre,
Miss lena Merrill,
u p Steele,
Il X Morse,
A J Reed. Washington, ID q.
A Jones, Chesapeake City.
J Clemis, g. "
Frank X Northrop, New YORK.
A II Stenrns. Philadelphia.
Charles Y Howell, city,
B 4 Keryiile, Boston.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-21
4rescriDtlOn Free.

For the speedy Cure OF Seminal Weakness
Loss OF Manhood, and all disorders brought
on by indlscretion or excess. Any Druggist
has the ingredients. Address
DAVIDSON n CO., IS Nassau ST., Rev YORK
T.Stu'sd WY
Daily Republican., 1879-10-21

If you have been drinking too much
which however you should never do,
q desc of DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills
will place you in good condition again.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-21
NOTICE

~ WILMINGTON, Del. Oct. !, ls,g
The UNDERSIGNED will continue the bushes,
OF INSURANCE at No. 722 Market streer
and respectfully solicits the patronage ~ ~,
friends and the public genernlly. "''
loSt. L. A. VAsTRuMP
Daily Republican., 1879-10-21
Tong Faces.

All those having long faces from the
result OF the Ohio election can have
them put il proper trim at Charley
Smiths. the barber, No. 3 East Tuird
street.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-21
Shooting for Prizes.

A shooting match is announced to
take place to-day at Hare's corner,
The prizes are set Of double and sin.
gle harness and two breech loading
shot guns.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-21
REAL ESTATE
Prices Obtained at the Sale of j. r
Heald on Saturday.

On Saturday afternoon the sales of
J. T. Head < Co., were well attended.
The bidding was slow and the prices
obtained were somewhat poorer than
those realized at former sales. The re-
Daily Republican., 1879-10-21
r Asst NOTICE.
Er fAHrVn

NJ IICk. THE WILMINGTON S,r
A ING FUND SOCIETY HERFpSv
GIVE NOTICE THAT ON AND AFTppi
JANUARY !. 1880, INTEREST Will IN IN
ALLOW ID ON DfptSlTS AT iivt "h 4
OF THE BOARD. ''phh
J. ERNEST SMITH, TREAS
WILMINGTON, Ucf. lsT. 1879. To- 9Tl
Daily Republican., 1879-10-21

NOTlCE.-All persons are forbid punDltg
~ fishing, or otherwise uesspasstuy 4,
the premises of the subscriber. VI
SOLOMON TOWNSEND. Union Farm
a2.lm-e-n-ds
Daily Republican., 1879-10-21

NUIlCE.- beg leave W morn the p1b
IN lie that have increased my lacgills.
tor manufacturing kindling wood, and an
now prepared to furnish W, cd In any quaint.
~ to suit consumers. ! sell the largest sLH
load In the city. Give me call before vur
chasing elsewhere. Orders BY mail recelv.
prompt attention, JOHN PONDER
S-9ti Foot of Fourth street, civ
Daily Republican., 1879-10-21

STOCKHOLDERS' MELIING.-The A,
- nual meeting OF the ft0ckhOlders Of "A.
Holly Tree Inn will be held in the lec-gr
hall of the Inn. on Wednesday, October gg
at iour o'clock, y. IN. Il. +. WARNER
lUlb5t prpsltrr,
Daily Republican., 1879-10-21

DROPERTY FOR SALE.-A lot in Ht
l. Ninth wa'd on the =. W. & b. H. Ii.
near Twelfth street, about leo feet square
containing large amount Of Sand and gIayti
Also houses and lots In the 9Th and sth ward'
and lots in the 2nd, 7th, 9th and 10th wards
This property win lie held at reasonable If.
ees and upon easy terms.
CANDY * PORTER. Trustees,
lO-I-lmd 1Cs Market street
Daily Republican., 1879-10-21
SPECIAL NOTICES
=. .kunkIe's Bitter wine Of Iron

1t has never been known to fail In the cure
OF weakness attended with symptoms. ndis-
position to cxertion, loss OF memory, difficult
" OF breathing, weakness, horror of disease,
weak, nervous, trembling, dreadful horror OF
death, night sweats, cold feet, wea kness, d m
ness OF vision, languor, universal lassiiude OF
the muscular system, enormous appetite, with
dyspeptic symptoms, hot hands, flushing OF
the body, dryness OF the skin, pallid counte-
nance and eruptions on the face purifying the
blood, pain In the back, heayiness OF the eye.
lids, frequent black spots flying before the
eyes. with suftusion and loss OF sight, want OF
attention, &c.
kunkle's Bitter Wine of Iron is for sale in
Wilmington by u. James Belt, N. b. Dan.
forth, John J. Gallagher " Bro, Herbert X.
Watson, Taylor n Fullerton, Jno. $. Hart
man, ii. X. Bringhurst and the drug trade
generally.
Worms! Worms! Worms
l.. +. kunkel's Worm Syrup never fails to
destroy Pin, Seat and stomach Worms. The
doctor can tell whether or not the patient has
worms. Thousands are dying daily with
worms, and do not know IT. Fits, tpasms,
cramps choking and suiiocaton, sallow coin.
plexion, circles around the eyes, saeliiug
and pain in the stomach restless at night,
grinding OF the teeth, picking at the nose,
cough, fever, itching at tho seat. headache,
foul breath, the patient grows pale aud thin,
tickling and irritation In the anus. All these
symptoms, and more, come from worms. Il.
Il. kunkels Worm Syrup never tails to re-
move them Price IL per bottle or six for So.
(For Tape Worms write and consult the Doc
tor) For all others, buy OF yOur druggist the
Worm Syrup, and II he has 1t not, send to
DIR. +. +. hunkel, 25o N. Ninth Street, Phil
adelphia. Pa. Advice by mail, Tree; send
three cent stamp.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-21

ENOR SALE.--A small Iarm of 81 aHs
Il near SOuthwood station, on the ltt|
ware Western X. K. Apply to
ALVIN DAVIS,
1905 West Fourth street
1919 lind Wilmington, l,e-
Daily Republican., 1879-10-21

TNWCCossUTS 70 J Z, FfIEt Il CU.I
Best Palent hour .Ss25g9.2t
Choice Family Flour. 6.006s 90
tnOlce icuptCLHt. ................., O.UJ01U.Uu
We arc paying to-day for strictly choice
Wheat, NAY Bran, $40 choice Corn. GU.
octls ". Il. PENNTPACKER & 90
Daily Republican., 1879-10-21

NOR SALE.-A first class COW. AptV
Il Delaware House stable yards. lows
Daily Republican., 1879-10-21

TNUR SALE OR RFNT.-Ihree new ,
IL room, twO-story brick houses with bat
hot and cold water. Situated on Pop ar )
above Eleventh. Very reasonable. AlpI!
HARLAN CAUSE,
S-T II Front and IatnaIl "
Daily Republican., 1879-10-21

ENOR SALE CEEAP.--Twofi first class RS'
II road Tickets TO Auburn, N. y. " Nsl
OF Lchigh Valley Railroad, good to uct d
Apply TO this Office. l0lg.r
Daily Republican., 1879-10-21

TOR SALE "A well u ade GeImaptN
II Carriage at a bargain also II lnc"
carriage. Will be sold cheap. Apply 70
ii. HAMMthh
g4ti Second and French streets
Daily Republican., 1879-10-21

ENOR SALE-THE RILE PROPERTY.
T. Dwelling, Stable and entire lot, !U-
on Eighth street, by l65 II. On jackson n
Is valuable, must be sold and there IS none
in IL. l0.lo.20.25 j. 4. HEALh
Daily Republican., 1879-10-21
DRANDYWINE MELAs QU0TA
ID TLONS.

v. q. PENNYPACkEK :. 90.
tSVccossOrs to J. L, Price S Col
Daily Republican., 1879-10-21

NOR RENT.-NIcs rooms for rent, NO."
H T.. Seventh street, 1920 81
ENUR SALE.-HOuse 9Ol Il. Eighth siIeS
Il terms made easy. Inquire at 5'o |
Seventh street. 9-ld Il
Daily Republican., 1879-10-21

NTANTED.-By an Intelligent eIde';
w lady, n position Of trust. AdaT
I" H. d., -" Wilmington p. q. l0-lou
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1879-11-08
Conviction by Chance.

ScENE.-A drawing room adjoining a
| court OF justice. Jarymen retired to
consider their verdict.
Foreman "Wcll, gentlemen, 'twon't
| be no good for we to 60 on talkln'. lis
clear we can't possibly convince one an
| other that way, 30 as for to agree ON our
verdict. Six tor guilty. and 'arf dozen
| tor not guilty; adm we best toss up2"
Second Juryman tdoubtedly)-"Wouli
that being doing exactly right
Foreman "Nhy no,2 Wasn't there
! 'cm lung lssclf, didn't the 'Icven surwi,
! vors draw lots 90 should fill up the " 4
cancy2 Won't the difference 'tace draw
rim lois and tossiniup, an ow can we do
wrong If we goes by the 'Porslesl"
! Second Juryman- "They couldn't do
better than draw l.ts, in their circum-
stances.
Foreman mo more cant we. in
| ourn.S
| Second Jurymac-"Wcll. | don't know
| but seem to fancy we could Being
equally divided among ourselves, ism I
that equivalent 10 having q reasonable
doubt, and oughtnt we to give the pris
oner the benefit of it."
| Third Jurvman-"O, bother, that g re-
| fning too much. Let's toss up. Toss up,
aud trust to Providence"
Foreman-"Are you all agreed on tnat,
gcntlemenf
The rest-"Agrced."
Foreman --"What shall il be, then
Best two ont of three, or sudden death2"
Second Juryman-"Wouldn't sudden
death, in question Of life or death, he a
little too suinmaryW
Third Juryman-"What's the odds'
We can't stay here argytyin' all day, and
l wants my dinner"
The Rest-"Toss up, toss up; let's
toss"
Foreman Now then produces a
copper COM BEST two out of three.
Guilty, eds, not guilty, tails (Skies
eopper) Eds!
Third Juryman-"H Heads it is. =
Forcman--'Er goes again. Tails
Third Juryman Nov Tor the fin
isher.e Tosses the third time.) j" Eds!
Guilty! i that your ycrdiHta
The sRest-lnanlmo
Forth Jurylnan-.N Non compns
Third Juryman-"But, seeing, after
all, it was !. toss up, suppose ee recon-
mend the prisoner 10 mercy, gentlemen.
Foreman That's It That II i'll, ort
exactly Guilty, but recommended to
mercy.
ENeunt into court to deliver their
verdict whilst the curtain falls. -
Pptea
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1879-11-08

ed horscman, who will never gamble
penny on a horse. paid Mr.. Penlstan
$4,000 for a splendid stallion. He
bought FclIowcratt after his great
achievement at Saratoga. In the main.
ROW ever, Mr., Penlstan s ventures turned
out poorly The tickle jade seldom sn,il,d;
she seemed to have forgotten lca old IA
voiitc. Mr.. Pcnistan, however, was
hail fellow well met 18th lovers of the
horses. he kept extensive breeding farms,
poured out money lavishly, while the
best vintagcs moistencd the lips of his
many guests 4 man fond of and willing
to pay we'll for fast horses trots quickly
into the affections of the aristocratic old
breeders, especially in Kentucky. Hcle
Mr.. Penistan expended 100000 dollars
on stock iarnl. He haa II theory that
hv blending the best racing with t-uttlng
stock, the fastest trotters in the world
could De produced. Glowing statements
aere al times sent to him Of promising
colts that were to he the coming horses,
but when the time came to try them they
were found wanting. Indeed, it IS said
tina, lie often paid ext1ava-ant shms for
colts that he had never seen. AT sale
ol HIS tToltlnp stoCk III raScltc county,
Ky, early last fall, seventeen head. IN
cludlng stations, mares and geldings,
which had cost him round sums, the
highest price realized was $40O, and the
lowest $50 for single horse. The others
averaged about 5000. Then came tum-
bles In real estate, and the man who had
become rich with wave of fortunes wand
found himself overwhelmed by waves
from sea Of troubles He sold out al
ter an experience OF three years in Ken
lucky, and animals that cost HIM heavily
were sold for mere song. His farm
brought far less than the cost price It
only shows how soon fortune Of half
million can be got away with by fast
horses and bad run of luck.
| Il am told said the sportsman. in
conclusion, s'that Mr.. Penistan remarked
to an old friend recently, Major, it would
have heen much better for me if had in
vested IN SEQ bonds instead of 30 fly.
ers-' Aut then you see e was not the
man tc reverse the adage, "easy come,
easy 90.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1879-11-08
A Mexican WOman's Love.

When young Mexican woman falls in
love there is no nonsense about il, no
thought of the consequences, no merce-
nary object in view. The world becomes
to her a scene Of enchantment, and the
idol or her affections sersphic being es-
pecially created for her worship. Her ab-
sorption into its existence is complete
She revels in the atmosphere of pla:onic
love, as q lady bird Of paradise reveIs in
the tropical ether, and as innocent, guiie-
less and happy. TO her life is delicious
dream, and only one ad.red object exist
ing in all that beautiful dreamland She
is Eve in the Garden of Eden and woe to
the serpent "a womanl who dares to in
trude within the sacred realms Of that
garden How subdued and saint like is
the expression OF that face: how dove
like the cooling and the wooing of this
happy, happy creature
Who would think that beneath all this
the ti9ress turks. and is only waiting to
spring upon some hated rival2 Let her
appear, and then the enchantment is
ruthlcssly broken, the saihtcss no longer
exists. Al is changed. lThcrc is a mar
vclous transformation into the macheic-
ra, vino, maddcncd with jealousy. seeks
vengeance upon her who has desecratcd
Eden and robbed it of its glory by look.
ing on the idol with longing eyes. TIL.
machctera has no murder in her heart, no
love OF shedding human blood; but with
the finer woman instinct she knows that
if she can only mar the bcauty Of her r.
val she has more thoroughly murdered
her than ii she were dead. t. have her
victim carry exposed scars through life is
the penalty that alone must be pald
Watching her opportunity, the machettra
springs upon her victim, and, with up
lifted weapon. strikes her upon the checks
or delicate, arlstocratlc looking hands
With the SKILL OF a surgeon who knows
how far to 20 without endangering the
life OF is patient. Ills accomplish Il,
the machctera having satisfied her terrific
jealousy, gaes t1netly !. esae, While the
Wounded Maman is the uil lect Of the most
tender AMI devoted care on the part oi hcr
friends.
The aifHr Is not considered disgraeefni.
because the pure nnseifisA love winch
caused it sanctltips the act Of the one and
tile injuries OF the otheI Women IN the
lnIher circles ct life never lndnl9cln such
Warfare, prcterrlng t. sailer il. silence,
While those III the lower strata have sneh
surroundings rs Danish both love and
jealousy, except III the vulgar sense. The
machcteias are OF the middle classes,
modest refined, and Industrious girls, and
'helr worst fault IS they love not wisely
but too we'll.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1879-11-08
II WE KNEW.

II we knew when walking thoughiless
Through the crowded, dusty way,
tlat some pearl Of wonirous whiteness
Close beside our pathway lay,
W" would pause where now We hasten
We would often look around,
Lest our careless feet should tramplc
Some rare jewel In the ground.
Ii we knew what forms are laiuting
For the shade which We should ding
If We knew what lips are parchng,
For the water we should bring
We would haste with eager footsteps,
We would work with willing hands
Bearing cooling cups Of water,
Planting rows OF shading palms.
II we knew what feet were weary
Climbing up the hills of pain
BY the world east out IA evil,
Poor, repent-d Ma2dalenes--
We no more would dare 10 scorn them
With our Pharasaie pride,
Wrapping close our robes around us
Ia- sing on the other side
Ii We knew when friends around us
Closely press 10 say Good bye
Which among the lips that kiss us
FIRST heneath the flowers should lie,
While like rain upon their faces
Fell our bitter hlinding tears,
Tender words et love eternal
We would Whisper in their ears
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1879-11-08
Making a Fathers Grave.

The Sanuusky (Ohi, Register relates
the following story: x little girl with
tangled l.cts peepng from under cal
leo hood, clad in dress OF chintz, loitcr.
ed behind rs the great dusty crowd moved
out of the gates Of Mount Adna the other
day, after they scattered their flowers and
done honor to the dead. Dreamily she
gazed after them, her eyes filled with il
tar-away look of tenderness, until the
Inst one disappeared and the rattle OF the
drums had died away. Then she turned
and vaguely scanned the mounds that
rose about her, clutching still tight the
fading bunch Of dandellons ard grass
that her chubby hand held, An old man
came by and gently patted her curly head
rs he spoke her name, but She only shrank
back still further, and when lie told u pass
er by that the little ones father had
diedon shipboard and had been buried
at sea, there was only a tear-drop in the
child 5 eye to tell that she heard or knew
the story. When they were gone She
Moved toa neglected, empty lot, and
kneellng down She piled up mound oi
earth, whispering rs she patted II, anti
smonlhcd it with her chubby hand This
Non lie So awfully biz a. the others. |
guess, but may be it will ne big enough
50 that God will see 1t and think papa Is
buried here Carefully She trimmed the
sides with the grass Sic picked, murmui
ing And maybe 1t will crow So that II
Will he like the rest in two or three years,
and then may i. papa will sometime
come back and But she paused as
i II H.. n 4
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1879-11-08
Dying Of OverWOi.k.

The death ct the great Boston artist,
William Hunt, by his own hand, while
suffering from III attack Of hypochon
drla brought on by close application to
his canvas, is sad reminder of the dan
ger TO which professional men are pecu-
llarly exposed IN this country. Across
the toreheads Of many nf our best think
ers1s plainly written "ovcrworked. Al
most the last words of the late Samuel
Bowles were these: Il am worked out =
Though but fifty one years Of age, he had
become an old man by his long-contlnued
neglect of rest and sleep.
Young men with unlimited ambition
are more apt to be impressed with the
biographical accounts Of how Choate
studied law by the midnight oil and
Schiller wrote under the moon than
with the regular habits Of healthy,
rounded manhood like that OF BRYANT.
The economy OF time, the gain in
working hours by lengthening the rest
ing hours, the haste that IS made slow
", and the value Of dciberation-thcs
are considerations ot no account to the
youth whose mind is full Of the thrifty
New England maxims about early li--
ing and saving the minutes lie the
hours take care OF themselves. The
NEST inyeierate mlser in the world is il
time miser. lie studies how few min.
utes it can possibly take to cat u dinner,
how quickly he can 90 from his home to
hls office, ard how little sleep lie can al
low himself and still live Life is con
iinuca express tain With minute stops
Rome could have easily been built in 4
day, he believes, but he is sure 10 die be-
fore the foundations of his Rome are
land
While slow work is not by any means
the best work, very rapid and long con
tinued work is sure 10 he sheer tolv Tie
time miser does moi save his time SO com
pctely as lie ima9lnes. The late Mr.. Hunt,
Of whom it IS SAID that lie charmed his
friends by an innate kindlincss and gen
croslty OF disposition, a boylsh trankncss
OF speech ana loyalty to a high ideal,
threw this all away by his cage rncss t.
save time. lie was often known to re-
main III his studio from seven in the
morning until seven or eight in the even
ing without touching nontniul ot food
lie saved tcw minutes but he lost his
life. Such penny wisdom and pound
fonlishness ought to be a warning TO ali
who are overworkcd; for aside from cut
ting Oft ones life, the work actually done
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1879-11-08
4 Future King.
easy 90.

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.tis4r hav. In, inst av, IL. nod ,n ,la f.,c,
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pa,5nl,,ls H. shss 1,ae,, i, na,,.a -. p.,a.a
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~. .n,,tanni. III v,s call.J p,,nea III
#,..,,a nn, nt ,,,as .l,,n,l.,nea - t;,,as' :,
!. .at a.,s,. - ,,.,l...= .nl,a;e, ,,,l 80
n,;,;sl n,ll;c s.a,,s - h.. - n,,oh go,
"a n,nt,nharie.1l, ]. H.. ,.,,,e,. ..,,v i
l;,.,.1l. !, a,,o,a,,,;.. =, lice, ~, a.,
,b,n. ;nte,est;nne, :, ,eos. ~ ,han, ono
uhn II i. I,,es Lone an,n9h will L.. thc
rnle, Of vast emnire The Prince ,y.,a
hornus& Fro9more Inare W,ndsar an
H., sfb - Ianuarr 1ssa and has ,hern-
fore nearly comnl.tca h,s s,.,o.nth ,ear
Ue was hnrn ana lac l;v.a ,h,, - al
the ENGLISH oennle r.all, .,nnu ahnn,
him nce,s,nnalI,. ha haa o.cn.,,,an,a,l
his naren,s u ,he,r t,avels har. ana ,har.
and he te.tnraa have exc;,.a COW. ,n;,I
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1879-11-08

is not we'll done. Ovcrwork means excl
liability, irrltability and kindred mental
phenomena, and the work viii he equal
ly oyerstrained and incomplete. All tins
one will lay, is trile: SO i is, and would
not I've said if Mr. Hunts death did not
sharply point the moral Of the old saving
that bow always bent will soon break.
This is truth yet to be learned by the
American people ..
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1879-11-08

to catch them, like the mulet and bass
In going fishing always sit on the We
randa IN the shade, If you can, and if you
can't let the fishing go and hang to the
ycranda
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1879-11-08

A very ugly looking actor vas playing
in the country few weeks age. In the
midst ofthc performance the heroine Of
the play had to remark, "Ah you change
countenancc The Instant she uttered
the sentence, voice from the gallery
cried. for heavens sake, don't interrupt
him Let him change"