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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-09-24

mr. norman MacphorS0n never COndo.
scended. He rather excelled in feeling.
And just now he felt q IL the only
thing in the world to do was to knock
this varlet down; accordingly, he took
one step and did it. And then, Selling
Emily's hand himself, only to throw It
from him with wild and angry out
cry at her perfidy, he was gone; and he
never fairly knew again where be was.
or what had happened, till he found
himself on blue water for q three.
years cruise, with plenty of time to
eat his heart ont, and profoundly con-
vinced that he was : victim Of the
blacklist treachery, and that, If Emily
were false, then all the world was false.
Six months of that bitter diet, with the
swift, mad scene before his eyes,
changing only to show the man falling,
Sophy running forward with shrek,
and Emily standing frozen to stone az
she had started from her chair, and the
open-hearted and gay youth had be-
come . taciturn and gloomy man, with.
out word to spare, ready for any
dangerous service, and never half 20
pleased as when some black tempest
followed them, and the thick darkness
shut them in like the curtain of death
and Judgment that they were just about
to lift.
Yet when twelvemonth had passed,
his bitterness began to be something
less in degree; occasionally q ray OF
sense would break upon his gloom, and
the thought would come to him that,
after all, he had never once spoken of
marriage to Emily Travers in so many
words; he had taken every thing for
granted; he had left the way open for
any other beggar that chose to come
along. Why, he asked, had he ever
doubted EmilyP She loved him to- day
like brother, as she had always done.
Loved him like brother! Not che, he
would reply to himself. when he had
felled her lover TO the ground, and had
flung her from him like q snake. She
had reason to hate him he said OF
course, she did hate him,
Life looked dark enough to Norman
Macpherson ct that time, and you NAV
be sure he made no effort to set things
right; but, with the persistency OF his
Scottish race, he fitted his back to bear
the burden; and when the three years
cruise was over, he made no visit to his
home at all, but got another term Of
sea service, much to the relief Of some
one else who wished to stay ashore.
Asfor Emily. she had not been sure that
night that she was not beside herself.
Talking to the vounp naval 0fficor uhn
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-09-24

worsted, how she arrived upon tho
scene with 3 stone between her two
arms that would have been Saunders
death Il It had happened to him; in
iact. ne remembered no time when she
was NOT 2 part OF himself. when he had
not SAT With his arm about her waist,
when ne had not kissed her at meeting
ana parting. when he had not left every
other gar! for her, and would have been
amazed i she had not Welcomed him
q . matter OF course. After he went
away to the Naval Academy, Emily's
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-09-24
Miss 4. w estphal

Keeps on hand large and well as
sorted stock of MILLINERY, FANCY
GOODS and ZEPHYR WOOL, opposite
the Union Hotel, between Second
and Third North streets.
NEW ULM, MINI.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-11

Sussex. They are "dead" against the
matter and propose to fight ii to the bit
ter end. 1t will be one of the most ex-
citing contests during the session.
The Delaware College will ask for an
appropriation, IL is understood, and will
make some changes in the manner of its
conduction If the appropriation is made.
The exact amount of money that is
needed to set the institution on its feet
and a level with similar institutions of
the o her States, has not been mentioned
as yet. Should the request be granted
the faculty will be increased and admis-
sion will be made free to all applicants
who can pass the necessary examination.
A bill to change, in a measure, the
manner of expending the Levy Court
appropriations and other matters relating
to that body, is likely to be introduced /;
as also are other provisions to make cor
rections in the present methods Of con-
ducting public, municipal and corpora
tive duties.
The temperance men will come down
and ask for the rep al of the present
liquor law and the adoption Of another
much more stringent and restricting in
is provisions. If possible they would
like to have local option law.
1t is thought that something will be
done toward bringing to resurrection
and consummation the long, ieeping
mater of II State work-house.
Many other bills of varying importance
will be presented, and the session promi-
ses to be interesting and rs long, if not
| longer, than the preceding one.
ii. 5. B.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-11
WAYFA R T. IsS.

The way is long, my darling,
The road IL rough and sleep,
And fast across the evening sky
l see the shadows sweep.
But, oh my love. my darling.
No III to Us can come,
No terror turn us from the path,
For we are going home.
Your feet are tired, darl Ing,
20 tired the tender feet
But think, when We are there at last,
How long the rest, and sweet
For 10 the lamps are lighted,
And yo DER leaning dome,
Before us shingtng like "a star,
Shall guide our footsteps home.
We've lost the flowers we gathered
so carly In the morn;
And on we go, with "mpty hands,
And garments soiled and worn;
But. oh the dear AIi-Father
win out to meet us come,
And fairer flowers and whittier robes
There v alt for us at home.
Art cold, my love. and famIshed?
Art faint, and sore atbi'st?
Be patient yet a little while.
And oyous as at first;
For oh the sun sets never
within that land OF bloom,
And thoa shalt eat the brea fife,
And drink life's wine at home.
The wind blows cold my darling,
Adown the mountain steep,
And thick across the evening sky
The darkling shadows creep;
But oh my love, press onward,
Whatever trials come,
For IN the way the Father set,
We two are going home.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-11
,,,HE ARrIzANs SAVINGS BAN <

fIyHE ARTIZANS SAVINGS BANK
bO2 MARK ET STREET.,
IECORPoRATED JANUARY Ad, 1881.
Open TO receive deposits daily from 9 A
M. until p. M, and on Tuesday and Sat.
urday evenings from To o'clock.
SEMI-ANNUAL l. DIVIDEND,
regularly made In April and October.
When dividends are not withdrawn they
reaccounted as deposits. Thus permanent
deposits compound their interest twice In
each year.
Glenn Ell, Ii nmyth, George W. Bush,
Chas. W. own O. George s. Capelle,
Nathau,I K. BENSON, NJ. l.. Lichensteln,
Henrv r. Dure. Edward Darlingteu
w. Hastings. Job II. Jackson,
Edward Pusey, VIM. H. swift,
Anthony Higgins.
GEO, W. BUSH, President.
GEO. 8. CAPELLE, Vice President.
feb2I v E.T. TAYLOR. Treasurer
The daily gazette., 1879-01-11
hCAL TIME TABLE.

AIMS LEAVE WILMINGTON.
S,ladelpnia: 2I, 7.05, s.ld, 100,
~ m n. M; 1871 II 80, 2.3O, 400,
1Vl En-, q. Nc. D. IN. On sundays, 400.
m: S OF, 3. ~, 6 80, o ~, p m.
York: 2.37, 9.5O,a m, IL 35, rf2 80,
nSundays: 2 V9a m. o 40, p. IN.
more and Washington: 1851, 2.iO,
m: u ~, IADi, b1s. 10 26,p M. Sun
i9bI, 2.I0,s. .39, q m.
4 Deposit: 100 p m; no sunday
Castle: $40, sl5 = m; 0o, Q sop
M sunday train.
sware X. H.: 9l5 q m; 1 0o, 6 30
,n sunday train.
m,ngton a Northern Il. r.: 8 rs q
M 10 y IN; no sunday train.
ware Western X. r.: 10 20 u m; 5 80
on sundays: 10 30 a IN.
LIS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
,,lade4pnia: IL a, 5 "a, . 10 06 a IN
nm, V 43, ~ 81, 3 50. lbi, 6oa. 625,
Ia %. II IS. p m on sundays: II %,
n. 35, 10 ~, II 10 p m.
ewNo,t: I OF, . "a a M; ~ n, IL 81
io ~ d m, IN Sundays: IL i3, %
a',impre: IL n 2O4, s 10, s41. a m; 12 q f,
! So, 8 SO p m; on Sundays; o. a m
IN. oo, ,o1 ,.as
a a. . m; on Sundays : "a a IN; 8 40
or Deposit 200 a m; no Sunday
ew Castle: sos an; 1910 m;
i5p m; no Sunday trains.
inelaware X. r.. $40 IL 10 a m
n. m: no sunday trains.
imington a Northern X. r.: . 606,
IA; I So p IN, no sunday trains.
nalavare Western II R.:7 90 . m
m; on SUNDAYS: e0or m.
svs WILMINGTON LEAVE Phil
tnFIrHIA,
road street and Washington ave
80, SEQ, 10 80, II % a IN; 2 80 80
bls. 6l5, y 45, II 30 pm; on Sun
m; g oO,9 45, II 80, p IN.
thirty second and Market streets
II m, u 1s, 3 So, $50, II 30 p IN
undavs 0 80. II 80 . IN.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-11
RAILROADS.

SADELPHIA, WILMINGTON d
LTIMORE RAIL ROAD.
Noyem Der 10, 1878.
= will leave Wilmington as follows
delphia and Intern ediate Stations,
bo, 10 90 a. m, $50, 400, 20,
m.
Sdelphia (Exp press) o.oo, 80, am.
and New York, 2 81, %, $50. m,
80, 8 46, p. N. -
More and Intermediate Stations,
b..
more and Bay Line, 7.0s, a. m.
b. ore and Washington ~ bl, le, s5S.
l0t, 5,Is, t026, p. m.
Is for Delaware Division, leave for:
Castle, $50, 9.i5, a. m. i.05, 30, pm
ington and intermediate stations,
b., 05, $50 p. m.
ar and Intermediate Stations 9.l5
%, p. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Idelpnia and Intermediate stations
m. 500. 6.38, y. m.
elpha and New York, 2.03. a. m
bn.
pre- and Washisgton, 12 81. II
m.
nther Information passengers ar
TO the time tables posted at TN
Il. r. KENNEY,
SUPERINTENDENT.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-11

uuy ana sell STOCKS
~ Bonds and Gold In N
I1 M 10, York ,Phila Baltimore
and local markets.
NkERs AND BROK KRIS.
House Building. Entrance on 81
Street.
for American, Red Star, tnman
hard Lines TO Great Britain and
|nt al Europe
FOR SALE.
First National Bank STOCK.
vii. Coal Gas Co. stock.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-11
EDUCAII IONAL.

|SLEYAN FEMALE COLL EG +
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
b. opening OF the Fall term. Mon
Pept ., 1858 there will be N f. W
|ent, NEW furniture. NEW repairs
bhoul The building. NEW pianos
tlein CONVEX fences \ EW BI intro
H. add to The comfort OF the young
both ID the pubic aud private
ami sll his at the OLD Prices.
$ialoruts address the president,
LkEN. j, NJ. WILLIAMS, A. NJ.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-11

The Best Qualities of MEDICINES
Al WILLIAMS
THE MOST RELIABLE PROPRIETARY
MEDICINES,
AL Ninth and Market.
Choice PERFUMERY, COLOGN Els, &c
AT WILLIAMS
A fine assortment of HAIR, TOOTH, and
NAIL BRUSHE
AT Ninth and Market.
A cnoice Imported Key West, Pride of Key
West OF tireuley Cigar,
AT WILLIAMS
Choice FLAVORING + ACTS
Strong and Pure,
AT Ninth and Market,
AT VILLA VI 81
Fine eAMERICAN 4 IMPORTED SOAPS
At Ninth and Market.
" Get the best" WI. LIAM > SAPONA-
CEOUS DENT1FRICE,
Al WILLIAMS
Choice Goods, accuracy in dispensing and
Reasonable Prices.
WILLIAMS PRESCRIPTION STORE
apl2-u Corner Ninth and Market
The daily gazette., 1879-01-11

Philadelphia and New York Exchange FUR
nished to regular Depositors without charge
The daily gazette., 1879-01-11

EDWARD BETS, PRESIDENT.
GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG, CAsHIRh
p.sa N :, "a initial. &5OO,OOO.
, 1879-02-08
ATTOR.NEYAT-L.IW
LAND CLAiMSl!

II. 4. G.EiJaY, CLERK OF TIE
District Co.rlul Lohoni,h county. W. +.
NhpaSp J ur.iir ,t,n,iuE To uling Home
'Ve"u ana Irr u, ton Ell, IA; making II,
lr""i Un lur, ',uG, ind Lual aili.'aNlt, for
prr-emptUr-. uc. Nin pay u,Ncs fur io,,-
tssldtnts a..j r",rr p"uu with parties d. irins
ih ,HiihJn o. rrl"rd to lands. clc. ruriic-
Saving lhli %" H,ss viii pl,Hsc call un rnuI-
paws 10 -.u lyt. Whrn ui" rape = viii b.
%s~sfGel " lac ....i ob1cc by T,l4ru .-.i..
, 1879-02-08

The O!sJIails s.ys, tn r,lsin.t oi the
ice III mkAde on th" Upper C1lu nhis
4rems to he a gool distance in the future
set, nv,w outstanding the grnii weather
we have recently had. Latest rp'its
rom II II Cite, IL trw miles almve Cell ),
indicate a greater q an'i,y "f ice ut :h.t
place than before for many years. Ear'y
in the freeze up the Ice gcrgei there and
"a great masses ofi,a,ing ice con-s lnwl
from nb, it continued to lodI. 80 TINT
my il il over 20 lee. thick nhwe the
ordinary Icvu' OF the wtrrr aud probably
~ much hriow. This maa. .x'rnda cl-ar
,cro.s thu river nn'i freezes hnlder' v'ry
nj ,IIt. 1t il now Thought the ice gorge
will not give for several weeks. unls]
W ,rmpr weather should prevail a'nLg the
l,r 4 wat rs nf the rlvrr and raise the
stream in,trrirv. Tht Columbia is also
snli,.,y blocked bv similar g""gr ~ AMI
hplnw Long Island. which lhs IL f,w
mites this side of Cmatilla.
, 1879-02-08

~ Swin"ut,h iarm'r. ~',"ar 'aTm 81
/ I =. thsn 10 arr,-s. ,,r,"lur,,I IN sin.
gle sr,>rp. cr,ps oi "r, III h,y. 'tr. not
far ir.'m S.O 0lO ~ v,lnr. aud r-'r,lIv
.niI "rr Sid.0OO wnriI Vt g,,in. rt~..i
d -. 4I0 ,cr,, lH.~ii svh,t ~. r,s ~ 4
/ ter i'rliny AMI -,--iing. Tn Y wiil tell
ven rnp miicslly. this is y rs.p,I"r
lie.
what is'qu'l, - Ind. the r'lr'd
irnm X lama :" Nrw TIC n,- j. hii v"r
th'-~.. Iarr.n 81 ins. anil 'r,vr'rs. a"d
a'l 'h.,>'' "a h" wish ~ siuI " the = rudi
/ r.n 'r,. Mr.. n p'-,l To ihi " my kn"y
al a'"nr IL, when they have been over
III rnul. nm vi> ted the nrinipil - ,r,y
~; ~" : 'u"i hv .,.nmpr
JIig'nG Nv sh1t ih"v s~. ,h"v vrrv
~ nra'ly Supp'~'' thea Ulnira =" t,'rlv
| rpr s nj rr ngricultur i ""ath nf ,l..
Sound Few >'ra, prs ran appreciate
ar un'hrstrn IN" tact that the u, r,,i
rnunfrv mu4t ~ %'u li"d ~ 'l'nil :. ""
un.',rA'o"l: that whnlp il. "liua'" IA
r,wsi lrrI rem rka"lp tor ia mo starr,
ana every "'w complains If III" n.n,a
cnn INN m4 rains at wi, tr, nnd .rnp~
ra"ly sntf from irnu'h IN Sinn'r: ur'
tine NV inur annual rain tail nt ~" whno.
~ nnh country about "a i'lS tnaI ni New
Engl rnd. with Amy p"rli''s Sh",r til.
annual rain Tall ia not over halt sh,t
,vrrngr. W III. oilIrr lnrtinnS tIr lal j.
wee 'lm Nv ray,. or tnu ne ~ great
- vii, re- th,. raini,ll Is tue least.
Az lin wuHt ~ y r,Ciiv tIur ni the SOIL
mri pro- 'urli"n- "f oDr ctn,m Is aS falls p,
scnn M u! nm'thr region. only n irW
MI d'sI"n'; tnus. ni twenty mile
irnn THESE barren piaius and withil II
nihs III Nv runnt Ia t!m Stuck rv,r
vail,y. almost windy und veto, 4. ynr
.'nr ~ rlr' ia ~ fertile tracts at lau to
" t"n"d nnywiuie. II can m e,Sh
rr 'linnh, va when iriiini"l br made
20 vi,.ll Il = thr.r the ivrrrtt Weld pe'
mr. nf the hst I.wa ar lIlnni~ pr ,irir.
The agriru tnr,l resources of Pug
: un llthou1, SLOW IN devploprment
re n"r v,rlrh dn vtluhm than even
h"r avn y '"plr suspect l'nn of heing.
Thi- il nor u>IirIlv considered wh,a,
country. ac'iru "n this h. liei. lut few
inrm ~ ,N,rtthh :" raise wheat, and
nearly all the fl ,ur usrd an the Sonnd is
rmaht Ov from u gnn a. New Taco
ma TN the rnilr0 Il: still the wl,pnt tina,
took the ti-s' premium ~ the Centennial
" = mi>'d" "n Pu "S S"und by w. o
Bu.h "i Thur-,,u county.
F 'r'u ntrlv. Ia" n"ri tnral develop.
m"n' nf ~" tower s md hrs hr:n ~
'anih during 'le past few v"nrI. thar
th"i" p"n 'uc' U"s speak Tor themselves
TIE pr ,p'r a'p 'or'niug m,rr CORRECT ~
'iinotrS nf ~" m u"al resources. T is IN
'"nr Iis~inin :" hv th, Irr>s, So thai
mtnr" long even the strtng'r nr the
n"SSin9 'rnvrl,r mrv roe ~ y. barren
ui,inS ~ f"".r ms value. and still form
y iu.t nv ! nrn"'r go innate ~ the r"a,iv
'r"r nnl Vnri" agricultural rrs ,u"ces
~ 'hr & nnl.
= much spNc" hra ''"rn u:", IN II"
"'s"rl"'l"""f ~" 'p"r""'h's " NV
y e. MA. with he '. ia''ons which IN"
n Sd"nI'v p'a'ns hnli ~ 'his p'nrc ns
wIIl ~ The re, rf r.n Sound. thrt III
""al II a"rip i"r # he town il deferred
u mi utX' wwE
, 1879-02-08

en- Sr.r '.n IA, u 'manni'Hiirn
from F,rt B lknnp. VI r. ,r"m Il an
A.n' l.,r ln. dated JIn. T." cu' I; ~
Iug u. u"NS nt : u hg Bail arvnv
rr ,.-. ii b,r'hr ilr "a " ,hd b. g
r i.,"v f,"mI that inrrr are 4 o
'O'tg~ 4 Pc. n. IN thr II nr p W
nlaun 4 H.. nb NJ AZ mihs s,uin.,,~, /
Inn pn>t. aIi pr"i.th Y M m,nv hurs
Br,nsi Is rckireI. BI,mla nnl Pirm,
g.. "n tht,r way /" B.r P,w N 'unt ,ins,
mi were IN rln@ pr X,mi'v M lar VT
rnuui.. Thr Crrr> (5ritish h,'mr>) arc
also in tir. nnuotinS. TIL" r itlsh A.
sIr:ImnrS we camp Il with the Am''i-
r.n As>irIhoins. Sitting Bull is IN
Frcn' Inn n's cr,- k. lh'~ sill" ut the li,a
Nt' his wh"'r camp. Tue "s'"'s Il.
re- -, irr t!is tlux il the pu SUIT ot
bl f,ln. " iicti III justlv rl,in ,r' NIT
lnw To- ~. inun n,r h of M Missouri
riVtr. inrY cHilm I" Nc liFhNt, nut
lgrni LIhrnu rrgtr II their PCS in
sl:h numbers ~ u m,ttrr ~ grave inn
part. IL il snre of the Grp4 W.. tres,
but nrI of the :. ssInlnolns. who are in-
hurnceti f,r mtl by sheir I} Itlsh nain' =
sakps. Col. B Wk., at FIy Shiv. in
frwarling intelligence promis. later
news fOn III, SCOUTS in y tr~ DAYS
, 1879-02-08
.Ei,iS ~ sIB5CI.lPTION:

$500 Pisa ASNUA TS ADVANCE
RATES az ADvE9rISlNG.
, 1879-02-08
New TaComa-ihe Ter
minus Ci.y.
TIE TACOii LIND COVPIyY-
7A% TOWNSHIP PaO
IRTEI GAS



y" w W" Nv" """''h'. last ~
PP'' '"'"'"'" ~ "'f"ln' "' 'li. rivals
" "''n'. ''i ""n''~''d Il >" eagerly
'" y" ""'''' 4" v" l'rn'in "'N. IN !
''"' WV !" ~ 81 'N 'h"'r 'f""t
'"'' W. W. '"9''h'r WIN sSf'r'
'"'~'''' W. :" 'lir t"""sl'" "f W." '"wn
:" W" "'''"H. "ni ""f ~ prni ct"r-
'NP ''"' """'' u" H. M" 'r'n VIII n
""' W. W. W" 'hrI '"n I" ~"
'""' ~ '"~'rl'"d Y the Pr s"""us ~
W" h' IN '"''h hv the I F""m" Ltnd
"''' w" '"hs'" p'"D '"S.
'"" e. " I''i'"r''rl" IL To- present
a vie" Otto"
PRE,ENT APPEARANCE nF THE TOWN
rur ,ro,v,.. y,., -,, ~
u" NO'o"H'
, 'hh the city 'r built w'"r''ing q"
lni'i "u'. II wnnl iullv rriliz MI ,h,t
his been r'ui mpi to I. nnii imcnum nnr
u m">i mngnlfi lent "fC ties. - W II ~
ntf,r,l ~: nj the cU.v,ui, ,urs rruu'rd
~ u very lnryr e " hy rhr mnr, ,x,r,-
ing 'irm,r:s-"f nr"lr'n riviliz ui"": ""
- Il,.r.
h. pl ~ chosen tnI the Terminal ctN:
than What "'lll'i h v" '""n snlh Ia" 5
J.. oiVmpm. % many hr PLACES "n
ihr Sohn'.
WIN ~" rx"tpf'"n "f The FuynIlnp
w ley. the sol hnrk "f Tnrrm, il ,lnnL
""r'itl' ~ t"r Mr. cultural purpn~,.s.
Had il 1" 'hp,nd * lus v.Iy n,Jn its
avn l"al rrs"urf's. Imln, nl,~t at the
hrs'n ~ drawn t'rr by t'm r. lro,'. Il
,"ulh m now '"mprfr W ia mtpy ~
'h tow sol IT," N"nn'.
Tl" tr'l 'm," s4"n. ~ "r" pp"mrh
e" 'h' '""" ~ wafer IN "an'"S' W. n"
"f" h"'l"s are '' "h''r' y WIN 'h"
'"''h'"''s'' ''' '''''h "''' wv ''''r'"' 'r''S
'"'' ""'": w" "'' = ''"h' ""' W 'h'>e
~hn'P :. "'R ~ hNh'h - "'""' h'r"
y "'1 ~" ""''" ''g "'S """'' appear
'" '''"' s'''""' " ''""'"9"' '' "'''"'
, 1879-02-08
nl 10 2ln

\ CuM,.rS SESsE BOYS A>D GiRIr Pal r.
the nr'irm lo'lV fOloS, puni hes ~
Hudson N EWing. ut tOpcka, Nanru, rD n"s
t. IT, for Utcrm. rr nDautlu ~ ilE-trit"r aud
ihcj wth cAte,rIaiag ani U>'fil rrc'rus
IN /, re- l,y . comm ~ sense paper th,t p"r.
cnt> need not ursItlts ~ place h., The hand
uf thcir 'hhrrn Il contains q p,-rs rui
j. sent uHc yrur ~ amy addrlfs lar ~ c,nt-.
igre.
, 1879-02-08

Notice ! -- All persons ind"itd
t" ln-. nr' requested to call and :" IT, or
,"rnr'. 'h"ir accounts prior /" Fr' ruaIy
Ia 1877. bv ~, doing ih,v viii sNe
costs "f, ol'rtinn. M sIlll he cnm,nl,
lr.it' size az all '.rcuu'r Mt s'trl'd rr
,c,'n pi ~ trat timr. Drpi ut SluIo-
mi.h CLy, W. I. De, Ii 1873.
VIM. EDwARUG.
Nils 2m
, 1879-02-08

~ pax ~ p rssnrr gr'u ds t'r "i'y.
2, inter-, ,nrm vAluhss ius agricultural
I.H't"'s-s
TutY ARE n W rag MOST HwPuLsIvE
siGHT uS PueKT soCxp
, 1879-02-08

IsIr:0 Evf1Y s,r-IplY MORNING
, 1879-02-08

SATURDAY FEBRUARY g 1879
, 1879-02-08

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, 1879-02-08

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The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-09-13
Health Maxims.
A good laugh is anti-dyspeptic.

kOOU laugh Is Sdilti-uySpcptiC.
A hearty meal taken while excess
lively fatigued has often destroyed
health.
A sour look AN impatient gesture, cross
word at the breakfast table, is enough to
make the best food indigestible, and spoil
the day.
Never sit or stand with the wind blow
ing on you for a single moment, for it
speedily produces fever, and then bad
cold.
If you can't get good wages, work for
your board rather than do nothing, or go
in debt, or live on the earnings or charity
Of another.
The thinnest veil or handkerchief
thrown over the face while riding or walk
ing against cold wind is remarkably
comfortable protection.
Nature is very much like a shiftless
child, who, the more he is helped, the
man takes, the more he will have to
take, whether it be anodyne, tonic, or
alternative.
To spend two or three moments on ris-
ing and retiring, in rapin friction of the
whole surface Of the body with the hand
is more rational treatment of the skin,
and more health promoting operation
for most persons, than daily cold water
bath.
Acidity always arises either from hav-
ing eaten too much food, or of quantity
which the stomach could not dissolve.
The remedy is, eat less and less each
meal until there is no acidity, then you
know for yourself how much your
stomach can manage. To eat the same
amount and as regularly take something
to correct the acidity, is certain to cause
dyspepsia, or some other more serious
form of disease.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-09-13
Rescued By a Trout.


Es1mated by their game qualities and
the diincuity sometimes experienced IN
saIeiy landing them, the larger speei-
mems OF our mountain trout weigh Ike
sturgeon. This fact is established
whenever the trout, hooked in q pool
with suincient depth and spread Of
water, can bring to bear in his native
element the fuii resisting force OF his
remarkably strong and active tail. Hlus-
tratlye OF this, story is told of the ex-
perience OF two professional fishers who
recently went ont from Helena to the
Big Blackfoot, one doctor and the
other lawyer. In very brief time
they had basket Of beauties for tiaeir
pains, but the fascination of the sport
kept them tossing their flies into the
clear waters Of the magnificent stream
Finally one man hooked "bouncer, =
one on which he had most yearned to try
his skill The pool was deep and broad.
and, work and finesse as the doctor
might, the trout held to the water. The
lawyer, resting his companion, tried his
strength and tact, but with no better
luck The trout seemed to be master Of
the situation. nor eonld lie he fe,wa7 ~,
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-09-13
PACIFIC COAST.

suicide--Fire tn the Mountains--Harvest.
WALLA WALLA, Aug. 31.-R. C. Web
ster suicided at the st. Louis Hotel at 10
o'clock Sunday morning by shooting
himself through the head-caused by girl
on the brain.
Reports from Northern Idaho say that
Indians have fired the thickly wooded
mountain country where they roam, thus
making action by the troops almost inn
possible. Supplies are getting scarce on
that account.
Harvest here is progressing very fa-
vorably.
Schooner Courser Wrecked.
OLYMPIA, w. T., Aug. 31.--An Indian
from the Quinault reservation has just
arrived, bringing letter from Capt. NJ.
Smith stating that his schooner the Cour-
ser went ashore at point five miles north
of Point Greenville on Wednesday night,
August n, and is total loss. The car
go will be saved, and is being taken
ashore by the Indians. Point Greenville
is thirty miles north of Gray's Harbor,
and the wreck is short distance north
of the reservation agency The Comrser
belongs to Charles HI. Wells line OF
Puget Sound vessels, and had a large
cargo for Seattle, New Tacoma, Stella
COON and Olympia merchants.
Punished for Stealing Government
Timber.
SEATTLE, Aug. 31.-Within the past
few days several prominent loggers,
whose operations have been recently sur.
veyed by Capt. Prosser, special agent q.
s. Interior department, plead guilty and
confessed judgment in various amounts,
ranging from 5000 to $500 each for tres.
passing upon government lands in the
neighborhood of Puget Sound. Many
others have proposed to pursue the same
course. Public sentiment here is grow.
ing more favorable to the enforcement
of the law prohibiting trespassers on the
government domain The general feel
ing is that the interests of the country
will be promoted by stopping all illicit
operations of this kind. The majority
OF those who have been trespassing are
now disposed to take advantage of the
liberal terms offered by the government
mitted prior to June 1, 1879.
a Horrible Suicide.
SAX Francisco, Sept. "A terrible
suicide occurred at Meigg's wharf al
about six o'clock this morning. A mar
supposed to be named Schneider, shorl
time ago an inmate of the aims house
stood npon the edge of the wharf and
blew his head to pieces The body fell
into the water and has not vet been found
but portion of the nose and moustachs
and part OF the skull were fond float
ing near the wharf and were secured.