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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-12-11


READERS will DE starilod TO learn,
thai according to q return pub.
lished in January, 1878, no fewer
than % 900 human beings lost their
lives 10 India during he previous
year by snake bites. This lamenta
ole sacrifice or lite is occasioned not
only by the cobra and kraft, but by
other deadly species. and notably
by snake barely foot iorg, the
Echis cnrinata, known also by the
name of kupper or foorsa. The ef-
fects produced by snake.bite vary
according to the species. Thus. the
bite of the cobra produces coma and
speedy death, whereas the poison
of others, such as Russell's viper,
produces excessive pain, convnl-
sIon., and usually death. Tbs bite
Of Echis carinata causes blood to
otEe from the pores OF the victim
who after lingering for a week or
more, succumbs TO the fatal poison
The number of harmless sn kes il
enor m Dusty in excess of the eeno-
nous species, else the mortality
would unquestionably be greater
even than Ii is and it is to be de.
plored that more strenuous meas
ures are not taken to eradicate at
lar as possible, reptiles so deadly e
maa. - Chambers Journal
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-12-11

The Old Couples Thanksgiving.

thanksgiving amt much account
nowadays" remarked Mr.. Smiley,
respectively. Nothing to wha,
they used to be. Let's see, twenty.
seven years ago this coming Thanks.
giving Day, Hannah, we was mar
ried. 1t don't seem that long, does
it honey and be poked the old
dame In the ribs with his cane.
"There, that will do, Ichabod
you've made ne drop two stitches
Yes, it was twenty seven years ago,
when we was young and far and
handsome, bat now we are old and
wrinkled =" CAB, yes, but the
wrinkles haven't struck through TO
our hears yet, have they, deary 2?
and as the old gentleman looked
through his specticles be saw a big
round tear rolling down Hannah'=
face. II was more than he could
stand and he hobbled out TO throw
little corn 10 the turkeys.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-12-11
About Trade Marks.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-The Sec
rotary oil the Interior has issued the
following; "The Supreme Court of
the United States having adjudged
the act of July 8, 1879, regulating
the registration of trade marks, TO be
unconstitutional, action on pending
applications will be suspended until
further instructions shall be received
from the applicants. Trade marks
will hereafter be registered on pend
ing or future applications only in f.
vor of those persons who, with fall
knowledge of the decision OF the Su-
preme Court, shall request such reg.
lstration. The fees heretofore paid
10 trade mark cases ought to be 70.
funded without further legislation BY
Congress.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-12-11
WHOLE NO. 1918.

that lady was right, and I have sold
my last glass of whiskey. II any of
you want more you viii have 10 go
elsewhere
And have taken my last glass of
whisky said yonng man who had
long been given up as sunk too low
ever to reform, and as utterly be-
yond the reach of those who had
deep interest in his welfare. House.
hold Journal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-12-11

In the old country they haveA game
called drawing the badger" A -four
barrel is turned over on its side
and made fast +; a badger is placed
therein; the dog that draws him on,
wins the money. When badger is
at himself aud feels well, it takes n
mighty good dog to draw HIN. out
The sport will commence at Wash
ington next Monday. The Coufed
crate badger has resolved not TO
commit the folly OF the extra session
by scooung around, swapping his
eeth at every body, and making him
Sc generally d'sagreeable. He W. II
- Into his barrel aud pretend 20 BE-
irabhst Any quantity OF money IL
sagrr-d that a iavorite mast # from
the State of NJ nne, called "Jim' vii
draw him ont easily before the Christ
mas holidays. JIM Las had large
experience in drawing badgers and
knows jnst where TO nip EN-. --Da-
buqre Times
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-12-11

WHILE parties were boring for pc
troleum in the Santa Cruz mountains,
California, an abundant flow was
found, equal TO 100 barrels per day.
The oil when first struck spurted 100
feet above the surface, and 100 bar
rels went to waste before facilities
for saving it could be provided.
Large sums Of money have been ex-
pended during the last ten years in
searching in these mountains for pc
troleum, and the late strike will slim
ulate Increased activity in the work.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-12-11

MADISON. Wis.,, November 90
The following are official msjorities
of tho various Republican candidates:
Smith for Governor %, 494; Bing-
ham for Lieutenant Governor, 20,
CAT; Warner for Secretly of State.
26 095; Guenther, for Treasure, &C..
06l; Wilson for Attorney General
25,6Sl; WLitford, for State Superin-
tendent, 21,200.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-12-11

INSUFFICIENT sleep is probably the
most frequent cause of nervous fail.
ure; and certainly when the failure
has come, sleep opens the surest
avenue to recovery. Then indeed
too much sleep can hardly be taken;
for, as in infancy, the recuperativc
powers seem to work Gully during
complete sleep.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-12-11

z T. BaRaUM, speaking on tenn
perance, says: Two men will start
together in life, the one keeping his
head cool with water, the other mud
ding his with lquor. At the end OF
ten years, the former will have
achieved success, the latter will be
dropping into a drunkard's grave
bnt just before be drops, you'll hear
him say, 'Stonishing what difference
'er is in life That fellow started
,sme's ! did, AN everything ! touched
turned TO ashes-'-tonishing what 9
difference FER is in life =
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-12-11

A manuiastursr in Sheffield, Fog.
land. lately showed a humber of bis
workmsn sn assortment Of American
goods, and, holding up PAIR of
taiiors' shears, offered TO give the
traces union the men belonged to
$500 IT any OF them within mouth
would produce pair equal TO them
Then challenge was not accepted.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-12-11

An old iron breastplate Of the
pattern worn by our Puritan faith.
ers more than 200 years ago was
recently found among some old iron
in the Cole Manufacturing Com
pany's shops at Lake Village, Vt.
Ii weighed twenty five pounds.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-12-11

y
other peal of laughter in which sew.
eral ,,ned Rose felt herself lifted
to her feet, with sudden disgust, BY
crazy Tom, she supposed--her spec
isl aversion-bnt she knew the voice
presently, il was Charley Weir's.
Though in his store, ahen she locke
IN fpw minutes before. he had be
taken himself to the Office Just in
time 10 witness her fall He nearl,
carried her for few yards, then she
was able TO walk, still supported by
his arm.
DO You think you are hurt? &c
INTO my store and / will give you 9
cordial
She assured him, family enough
that she was not hurt She had nc
need to fear recognition from hel
voice, it sounded strange, even &c
herself.
Harry rose as she approached him
with a murmur of thanks to Mr.
Weir, she took his arm and wake ed
away.
what next. Rose?'
Nothing, Harry. I'm through
Take me home-I'm tired to death
AN odd looking palr,' was Charley
Weir's comment as they disappeared
round the corner; but those fellows
might have helped her up, remem.
boring she was woman--some one
said that Crawford's boorishDes,
-caused her to fall. l wish Rose
Amesbury could have seen that spec.
tacle.'
Mr.. Crawiord's superb pair of bays
paved the turf IN front of Miss
Amesbury's parlor, next morning
their owner begged the honor of tax.
ing her to ride. He drove away
alone, and with furious speed, an
hour later, muttering as he went an
unintelligible sound but to this effect:
Il don't know what possessed the
girl. | can't carry out my plans
without her thirty thousand. / shall
have to succumb, that's plain, just as
thought the game was all In my
own hands
One June evening. just a year
later, Charley Weir was driving from
the stations bright face was laugh
ing up into his. Miss Amesbury had
become Mrs Weir the autumn pre-
vious, and Charley had transferred
his business to the city. As usual
she was spending the summer in Mil
ton, driving to the depot every Sat
urday evening for her husband.
Tonight they stopped in front o.
the postoffice, while boy brought
out the mail
Mrs. Weir leaned back IN the car.
riage, her face suddenly Swallowed
Il hate the odor of chestnut blooms.
why, Rose?' with a swift glance
at the sober face.
They have. with me, an uDpleas
ant association. See The trees are
fuil of them and those bruised, trod
den flowers on the sidewalk--it re
'uinds me OF year ago
am reminded oI year ago, TOO
Rose, and the memory Is very sweer
Just year tomorrow, darling
Charlie, IN going 10 Tell yul
something | never have I've beef
ashamed 10 tell-yet that opened IN,
e., es You remember helping som
one who had fallen ON those steps ?
Yes! What OF 1T / remember
upw an oddly dressed woman or girl
| could not tell which
That was Rose A,nesbury'
You, Rose p
No one else. / had fancy to tes
the courtesy of Milton people. IL wa
ordered that / should test Leigt
Crawford's at the same time. Tha
night he was weighed In the bal
ance and found wanting"
And he never knew?'
He never knew
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-12-11

THIRTY years ago common sheep
of Germany are said 20 have had
oulY 5 000 or $500 wool fibries 10 the
square iuch OF surface though i'm
provements in breeds, the common
grades OF sheep now have u 900 to
The square inch, ard she PURE bred
Meri os have from 10 900 10 5000
wool IF sments 20 lhe square inch.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-12-11

He who spends his younger days
10 dissipation is mortgaging himself
to disease and poverty, two inexora.
bio creditors, who are certain to
forcclose at last and take the premi-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-12-11
LANCASTER WISCONSIN, THURSDAY DECEMBER ii. 1879
WOMAN'S work.

Darning little stockings
For restless little feet;
Washing little faces
To keep them clean AMI sweet;
Hearing Bible lessons,
Teaching caiechism,
Praying for salvation
From heresv and schism;
Woman's work.
Sewing on the buttons,
Overseeing ratiens;
Soothing, with kind word,
Other, lamentations
Guiaif 2 clumsy Bridgets,
CoaAing sullen cooks;
Entertaining company,
And reading recent books
Womsn's work.
Burying out Of sight
Her own unhealing smarts,
Letting in the sunshine
On Others clouded hearts
Binding up the wounded,
Healing up the sick,
Bravely marching onward
Through dangers dark and thick !;
Woman's work.
Leading little children,
And blessing manhood years
Showing TO the sinful
How Gods forgiveness cheers;
Scattering sweet roses
Along another's path;
Smiling by the wayside.
Content with what she hath;
Woma4's work.
Letting fall her own tears
Where only God can see,
Wiping off another's
With tender sympathy
Learning by experience,
Teaching by example;
learDing for the gateway,
Golden, pearly, ample;
Woman's work.
Lastly cometh silence,
A day of deep repose;
Her locks smoothly braided,
Upon her breast a rose,
Lashes resting gently
Upon the marble cheek;
A look of blessed peace
. Upon the forehead meek.
The hands softly folded,
The kindly pulses still;
The lipc know no smiling,
The noble heart no thrill.
Her couch needs no smoothing,
She careth fer n care;
Loves tenderest enrreaty
Wakes no responses there !
A grave 10 the valley
Tears, bitter sob-, regret;
One more lesson given
That life may not forget,
A face forever hidden,
A race forever run;
s'Dust 30 DUST voice saith,
And woman's work il done
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-12-11

TEXAS has almost stopped horse
racing by fixing tax npon it. The
Legislatures of other States could
well initiate this law.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-12-11

Miss LILY BuEBE, daughter of the
editor Of Appleton's Journal, painted
her own wedding dress In a design
of lilies of the valley and shaded
grasses.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-12-11

QUEEN VICTORIA is sufficiently
natural and womanly TO inquire of .
lady of honor who made her dress
aud how much il cost.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-12-11

TWELVE million cans of peaches
were put up in Baltimore this sea-
son, consuming 100000 bushels of
fruit.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-12-11

s1rna Advertisements payable qusrterifi eame
rest tusi tarly without eItrs charge.
Afr rtiseneuts set 20 double Coiumn 70 rer cent
-.Fx
IS .scsrds. lines or less. S. per snnnmi eaeh
ell.
n.trsv ',otiCAs. itona animal be described y 90
or wtsss; each additional animal described 10
SAM notice so GEMS.
special notices and business notices in news type
. sent. per line nrst insertion: cents per line
18th snbsequent Insertion.
-uts Co.nrni.siop4rs' Hotic@s Attachment Notices
AMI gstr4y Notices (of animals taken upl.
All kifds OF Job Printing promptly and neatly
executed. Terms Cash 90 delivery ofwork.
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VOL. 81. NO 40.
My PLATFORM

The making Of Wagons, Bugsies, Vehicles Of AL
names and Farm Machinery, still goes at the Old
Stand OF
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-12-11
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
arSTyEss DIRECTORY.
Ageu &c

B.x ONES, PAToHGRovE, GRANT COUNTY
". Notary Public aud Conveyance General
cen .tfs1 tgsnt. Also special Treasury Agent fer
st.t. 8 e. Iscousla to whom Hawkers and Peddlers
-. eeiy for State License. aa-i6lg
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-12-11

A2VeT s@S~A&H -sSs~Ss
v4w. IN. m. ly.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-12-11
PLATFORM" WAGON

Is the bert form ofal for general business
particularly for the farmer, IL having . greater
range from light TO heavy load. carrying i with
greater ease and safety, being distributed over .
greater amber ofsprings aud supporting the load
nearerthe wheels.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-12-11
JOHN POLLOCK,

on Cherry Street, opposite the Catholic church, In
lancaster.
BY THOSE INTERESTED it
has come to be acknowledged
that the
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-12
The Market.

THURSDAY Evening, Dec. II, 1879.
The cold wave has struck us ut last, fol-
lowing the heavy rains OF the early part Of
the week. The cold is not very severe for
the season and the ice that has formed in
shallow places is very thin, but there is pros
poets of still heavier freclc.
The nvcr is crawling up the bank at the
rate of nearly two feet in twenty four
hours. Business in river circles is lively
with plenty of tonnage and freight in album
dance Rates south are firm and unchang.
ed.
FLOUR The feeling is stronger if any
change, and prices have an upward ten
dency, Holders are very firm and stocks
fair.
HAY The market is stiff at an advance
of 80 cents to Sl00 per ton over last week.
C0RN-Quict and easy. Mixed is dull
and the demand for white is not large.
OATS-Prices are firm and advancing.
MEAT-Steady with little better feel.
ing and iirmer prices.
BRAN-Unchanged.
BUTTER Receipts are liberal, the sup.
ply large and market easier.
EGGS--Steady demand for all receipts.
CHICKENS--Plcnty and dull
POTATOES-Dull and unchanged,
ONIONS-Good demand.
GAME-Considcablc inquiry and none
in market.
HOGS--The packers take all that comes
to market, both live and dressed, at quota.
tons.
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the accident, and who had a conversation
with him, that Veins was under the in
flucrcc OF liquor at the time Of the acct
dent,
The two mules were large aad powerful
animals and it is hardly probable that they
were unable to hold the wagon while going
down the levce. The more reasonable sup
position is that they were urged on by the
man who was under the influence of liquor,
who did not realize the danger to which he
was exposing hlmseltn
We are told that Halliday Bros. had been
offered five hundred dollars for the mules a
short time ago, but refused it.
After several hours Of search, the wagon
and harness were recovered little below
the landing at about dusk, yesterday. The
body of Veins has not been found
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1905. 1890
THE,
MISSOURI REPUBLICAN,.
Its Flag and EImble,ns.
Democratic Principles,and the
Interests of the West an
South.
A Journal for the Home Circle, the OF
iice the store and the Counting.
Room.

Prosperity sti attends the MISSOURI KEPIP
he An, surviving the malir. Of encnic. and tho
H'hEy "l competitors. IL Cuurse continues onward
aud upward Wholly UnscAtAed IL hs. ncs.cd
through VAR, CONGREGATIONS eras OF business d..
preston political prescription and periods OF pub
TIC corruption; and now II points to its past con.
sentative progressive, honorable record ~ N can
trt oil iurure. PIGndtfeTs. sClemefs, disturbsr.
O! the peace, dcstroyer- OF the good name Of tho
state aud their kind will be ashcd as heretofore
THOSE who assist TO build up promote and advance
the commercial, manufacturing and agricultural
inieft-ls OF the Mississippi Valley win be 81.
plauded and encouraged The REP BLlCAN will
sim 10 unity and make solid the peaceful no, par.
tisah objects hat must hereafter engage the sttcn
ton Of the people % the West and south. Il viii
seek 10 allay sectional bitterness instead Of Arrs,
ny section against section. II viii Oar against
Radlcaism OF al sorts holding that the safest chan
nei j. between tn extremes Il will oppose h
quotation ana advocate Honesty In regard 10 delts
II Will iavOr sound currency sufficient for the
purposes OF business, and suited alike to the deb.
or ana creditor Classes, II will steadily advocate
attention by the general government to the subett
OF and aud water transportation, at least to the
point Oi equality In behalf Of this section with the
North and East. In the Presidential canvass OF
i'7o II vii support the nominees Of the national
Democratic conventions confident that they will he
worthy. and with the same belief il will promote
IN" success Of the Democratic candidates FOR STATE,
congressional and local offices
IhuH' with programme IN accordance with the
hNtu principles OF wears, and with mission 10 IL.
form to educate, the REP BLlCAN puts forth IT,,
Prospect for ESQ. All the news from every
quarter, excepting the merely sensational and
prunent from the -lums and purl!cu. of vice ali
thr pest current litefatuge-the most careful and
reliable reports OF political, commercial financial
and local events the important dongs Of cOngr,..
and Of the state Legislature togethrrwth editorial
comments by corps able writ0rs-will continue 10
he IT. leading features. Friends of the paper Who
feel interested III the circulation Of sound cor
-cnatiNc Democratic views and who app,cciat, a
reliable pain,taking Family journal. are respect
lully asked 10 exert themselves IN this behalf IN
their several ncighhorhood,
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DROWN ED.

WASH VEINS AND HALLIDAY BROS. SPAN or
MULES LOSE THEIR LIVES IL THE Mlssls-
SlPPl.
Wash Veins, who for some time has been
driving Halliday Bros mill team, yester.
day, while attempting to water his team at
the landing of the fcrryboat Three States
drove too far into the river and the mules
loosing their foothold, sank with the
heavy wagon--drver and all--undcr the
fcrryboat.
Veins is u colorcd man of family, and
lives, webclicve, ON Twentieth street between
the avenues We are informed bya man
who saw him twenty minutes before
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w. n, &. #. L.

| iHc IOIlONluS ldSls dDUul tuc W OlllNU ,
National Christian Temperance Union are
sent us with the request that we publish
them, and we take pleasure in doing so.
, In fact we could not easily refuse even if
we wished to (and we don't after the
neatly turned compliment in which the re-
quest was embodied. The note that accom-
panied them says: "1hey were sent by
Miss Willard with the request to have them
published in the most influential paper in
our city, land of course are immediately sent
To you
The WOman's National Christian Tenn.
perance Union, with its % Auxiliary State
Unions, is the largest society ever composed
Of and conducted exclusively by women.
1t is the lncal descendant of the great tenn
perance crusade OF 1884, and is 4 union
of all Christian churches for the purpose OF
educating the young, forming a better
public sentiment reforming the drinking
class, transforming by the power of divine
grace, those who arc ensavcd by alcohol,
anu iCuio'ihS VIC 'ulduI sup lIoHl our
streets 10y law.
In prosecuting this work, the National
Union has organized the following
STANDING COMMITTEES
0 0m Temper, LGmpe,taWnee Literature
On Visitation Of Liquor Dealer.
On or Temperance &C; Bible Reading.
Reiormstories for Women ii Giri. No"''
Introducing Temperance Instruction in Colleges
rC Somnrls' in a Sab bpSc sS SS6oC
Publiphing Committee Of Our Union organ Of the
a. society GH,yyi}:,, rno,o.o., .a co-.o..,,... .,
1airc Total Abstinence in Empo ycs'''' "
Introducing Temperance Columns IN Local Press
o1 cr Ig,@,'o'' VI '"'''p''""'' 10 r""''''" anu
Eyangei,tic Committee
~ ~ e E our 2nn ofRTn%a,ion ~ me Souln
Reading Rooms
Prison AID jan M@rk
I rUGns T Wine,
Work among indian, coored People and chlne.e.
WIN u'"N''-
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nCATARRM. VIE CAUSE ANN CURE

! Pamphlet by Dr. CLEssoN PGATr. Of 2r} state
ST.. Chicago. DR., Pratt is the Author Of the ozone
Treatment for Catarrh, and In this new Treatise is
revealed the secret of his success ia the treatment
of q disease, to which he has given the study of a
iue time. Pamphlet sent on receipt OF Sc stamp.
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For RENT.

Dwelling house Oh 18th street, between Walnut
aud Cedar. all In good condition Late residence
81 + Vincent. For particulars apply at my rc.
deuce on corner OF alst and Walnut streets
Mas c. BMBACu
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Rnp AAIr

A series OF No. . Collie caps and lower case
partly worn. hutslitahle for poster or proefummo
work, consistugUf BREWER, long primer. plea srca,
primer, paragon and dsube english letters md
figures fll and complete without space. md
lneds
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Sales and Quotations.

NOTE.-The prices here given are tor sale. from
FIRST hands In round lots. An advance /.
charged for broken ot-In filling orders.
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ARTISTS PROOFS.

FOR SALE.
Cheap for cssh--One-seyen octave piano cover
auq stool. IN good order \. \. HARRELl.