davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1879-08-07
PEACE RESTORED,

The trouble between the roads leading cast
from this city mid the Chicago l. Alton Railroad
WAS anaIcab)y settled yesterday. The action
taken the day previous by tho various Eastern
roais was telegraphed to Mr.. Mcsluliu, Cen
cral Manager Of tho Chicago l. Al.ou,
who IA out On the road with Mr.. J.ues
Smith, the General Freight Agent, and carly
yesterday morning dispatch came saying t1at
tl,e order requirinH Eahtern roalia 10 do t!lc
swltchtng TO ll,e various elevators on ,l4 lue Vi
s road between .. III. aud u a. III. was Issued
ri WITHOUT ,: hs kao"lsaea md va not :anettoneA
facilities should bc granted On Ills rbad to Ihe
EAAtern lines. Tho orrlar which esuseu the ds-
Guilty Was tlcrcuuon Tcacludcd. aud the action
mado known OH 'Chango. And thus all The pur-
ties are happy again.
, 1879-08-07

o,o oaea M s sst 'ss sasts
manufacturers haYe concluded ll,at hi. AlneFl.
ta1 nlarkct ts ranldlY cis'sng 10 lltsl!, u,tl En-
81! !sl4 eAplal !. ltn,s emp,Ypl Iii .ilu ostap!sll
t1eut VI new factories III t1ls country.
, 1879-08-07
FIR .ES.
AT BURLINGTON, IA.


BURLINGTON, H., Aug. 0.-.Tllo houso Of Hen
~ Bocscll, on Vine stroct, this city, was de-
etroSed BY f1ra about l o'clock thts morning,
together with portion Of furntture and cloth
thy. The house was frame structure, md the
loss will not cxceed 41t0oo, covered by insur-
nncc: The fire is supposed to havo bccn caused
by lightning.
, 1879-08-07

Z prominent railroad Official IN This city re-
cclvcd lettor yesterday from Commissioner
Fsuk, Ia which tho report that tho Wabash
Railway hal been awarded by the trunk lines a
portion Of the through business to the Pacific
Coast Ia declared devoid Of truth, Commission
Ct Fink says no such acuon has been taken, MD
t!,uro Is no likelihood lint the demands of tile
Waoasl, will be complied With. Each Of The
four trunk lines now get8 a5 per rent Of the
l'aciiic busiucss, ard tls Is Bt1 Root VIA the
Chicago limos running to umshs. Tho Wabash
uplr gets such Of tho Paellle business AZ Ii &c.
cured bv Tic agents OF tic Wabash at the East
lines cannot divert oyer other roads.
, 1879-08-07

Tic alarm from Boz 4G7 at 1:45 ycster-
day morning WAS caused BY tho hnrolng OF a
shed over brick kiln near the corner OF E1Aton
and Hermitage avenues. Damage, $a3. Cause,
sparks from the kiln.
, 1879-08-07

or faal. "nd thetr efforts In this direction wefo
milf sccondctl bY the Judges. w1tuse nclton IN
lnr Il In t1ray 'so1cm. lin lat,or having
.'s s.,,ta wv III,
Whilo taa marc tr"ttch iIonettlY every
hchind eatQm, was Jul,lly criticized bY tho
crowd, wacu nil taw TINT with ANYTHING like
,..o,..t,",, ~. ~" ,,.., 49,, "', s ,,,s rns.
p'o''e''o'' Hn'1na - cou'a "o. .uso t''' '1~''
the BOTTOM FACTS . ,,
fo)Ioys; In tic uool. selling before tho race.
neck rrIu,,4 w,. tovnrItc Cnnt. t;mu,ous l.e.
I.,,, ..,,,t ',,.'," ns',. ia,,.r ,,n.,a vnt frnm
,,'s assoll.' et'oiee' 1e 'a.s =. 49,.
New York, Mill was heavily backed py pnt'Y
Of Eporta from that city, Gfny ealen1' LOCK
Wright, and Low scott acting a. helpers.
In tho. first heat Emma D. showed
ttat sha could outttot the party. winning
l,oi,,1Ilv cnntrh hy lonrth from Capt. Emmou
au =, ,n3,e e'or' ~ .cosInr for ihIs leoI tliair
&C aetsd ve;, r.n* saa r:n to entl's ,nje No'tie
Burlew also left her feet shortly afscr tlc word
WA E,vcu, and both should hive been dhtnnccd
for r,,nutnr. 1rcrp Tie Judges tnado tb;cr
rI,,sr MISTAKE or TIN pAr,
and al!oTeu them 10 10 orA"n. a. Emma b.
h4d beon sclinE for little or nothing IN the pools
her victory ir tho heat created n panic smong
,hn re.t of tl,r uartv and ,cy ownor svna
= 4vt$h zff II
~ ni,et nutuu"enGu VII " W. W. ~ nition.
~ hcat tl,r n,arn hcrni She cnnt int In f,,rEs
ctel In lis SECOND heat, howovur. anil, after be-
Ing chrrtti nIl nycr tic trnck by Salem and
Wright, ca,,u III ahcnd III 2;22ak, Salem scc.
on,l.
The tobbcrs were mora successful In Tho third
heat. al they all ran 0rnuull ltp re at tho first
turn. md nftpr sIIu rnt ceur Of them on lin
hnckstrctch went at hor nculu 80 stronn.
ly lint BIe VIVA fo5ced TO break
at the third turn, Derjs Wright
come tn RhcaJ, but was srt back for running,
ihc heat buln! given Capt. Eu,mous 10 2:2l,
dock Wright soconi, Emma i. Third.
In erpriur for liz fuurth heat aIi the horaoa
persisted In coming up ahead Of the polchorse,
whprcupon the Judges fined tic tlriycrs Of Lpw
Scott, Ba1em, Castleton, and Emma Il.
rtt,a waur THE nora NAN.
,,,a ,h.,, ta,,.n1 h,u,, :Ittnmx f.o,,.n,t,h ,ota
I ~ ~ 'ty 2 sH,,t ~. sco ~, ni st,rt ea.d a',
,r,.eaoI a gIe" ne"' n - ~ ever tnrna n.n .'
pfou''G. II ~ ,,r, afrS III. o,..is nI.s
m.tGF % eosn a't t,,n e'sw w., srn% ,Irs ecHoe ~
na .,s a al,,Vt ~" ,Im,n n ,n i,s sis ~
aas NY 1m ~, io.t e,m, ~ Ea,',,
t',a ~ os us 1,ns at,t ra mi nn aeatt ~
@ taaJ ma,u VAL, ~. ta frr,t ,'i Em,na r"st
rtt s,n, ~ III thu .snv ~ ,hnv r"nr, ~ ~.
','. ",.n ,a.s.,ai n,,+h ~ ,i.",3, nrfani ah...
- ,orn ~. ~ H. a.,a
.4.,,., ~ s,srri,. MY .o 1aot % ,rn., ~. ~
a. o. g. u ntas .nm,nS ~ ri wiss % .o
:, I'LL, H., ~ ronu,1 nI. @ .i,'.,,.a
n n ,isannrnvs1 1hn ptyorsal yer.,5ct benw III
~ ~, usdpos, o ""''o''a' 'o'o'es o's 'a"t
the 1uaRes ~rfo
MALclorskf IGNORANT.
, 1879-08-07
WRES'V'LING.


NEw YoHK. Aug. G.-rlo collar and elbow
wrestling matrt. for $3Uo0 trtweun james Il.
0WuHs, Vermont, atul Iuhu McAfahon, pl thIa
city, wus won cusIty VI iht lattrf.
, 1879-08-07
The Rock Island Company to
Build Another Limo to
Kansas City.
No Pacific Business to Be Awarded 10
the Wabash by tho Trunk
Lines.
Improved Prospects of tho Grand
Trun1k---'rle Northern
Pacific.
A. Decree by Judge Harlan In
Favor Of the c., c. & /. C.
Lttiaants.

JUDGE nAnLAS's DECISION.
an'e'al h'spdsca 10 The Tribune.
NEW 1oha, Aug. o."-Jud0o Harlan, Associate
Jnsuee ot Tue oh1tcu states snpseme Court,
fonaerea uecston to.daf IN flr SUIT OF ll'c
GoI''nbus, Chlcago q !ndiann Central Aaltroau
COMPANY nea!nst uc Pists1ura Clnctunati Il
St Louis nnd tho Pennsylvania Railroad Com.
pauf, THO tase ras tried md Arploh bcfura
,Inhpe Harlan i, f.n,rapo. md ,hc t,m.,etnn xn.
s.n', ~ oass; ""A Wy .' ""'
fenaefo" nere' presumably ~ nlattoF o. con-
yen!ence. There Wor1 prcsent as counsel Fopre-
sentng tho various raiwars Interested Senator
Stanley Matthews. ax.t}uy, l1ondr,cks. r..sen-
n.'t ooAs' ''so"' ~" -se"ator "len'''a'u "
lndtana, alt. sontnmaSst, Of EVastS, Sout1l'
mayl Il Ch0nte, e1-Judsu HoadlcJ of
Cincinnati, aul other distinguished lawYcrs.
,rhe rol,,,rlu,a.. f,h,raro a. midland ccn,r.i
+. 1sa -. ~ u,...h.,. r,."..s.,,.., ~ g.
- !easea 10 tla fn'sou1R' Iine'hhat' 70 ot'
Louis Railroad, the lcaso requiring tie lusaets
to maintain aud operate the road, and pay to
The la..or. 4) ,,er rnnt of ,l,e 1ross cnrpnrs. IL
.,,,!. -, 49, ~ 49,, ste.1 ha .,,,.,
ea'eo .s'n. ~" ~ aent eno'u oo c'i"a'
10 Lie interest on slbusuooo oi trst-noft9aec
bonds Of the Columbus, Chicago & Indiana Cen
tral Company. and $50, 600 Of scconl.,nortpare
, 1879-08-07

Apetd1 Dlsp01cA II 3Af 7fIbttN4.
81oUx CRY, H., Aug. GA telegram was re-
ccivcd at Yankton from Milwaukee stating That
sput Of tic milwaukee, Isallruad would bc
hutlt from the Niohrara to Yankton, for tho
rigslt.oi-wav, depot grounds. utid $4,000. Ac-
ceptauce was telegFaphel immediately.
, 1879-08-07
TILE. ipuRF.

1 DAY or scuLLpu1oxRr At AurRAIo
- t4ptcia' DfspateA 10 TA& 7r1saa4-
BUFFALO. N, T., Aug. G.-fhc Boston meu
~on the o;23 racq With thu gray marc E.nma u.
to-day, hut only succeeded In dons 50 utter lya
heats had been trottal, OF which E.nma Is. falrly
won -four. All the olhcr hnrscs iu tE,e racs
were leagued together 10 beat her by falr meaus
, 1879-08-07

Tie Canadian Spectator, tho leading weekly
l,tcnry and critical journal OF tho Dotntn!on
publishes long arstcle going to show that n
uer era Of development aud prosperity is about
to bcKln With tho GRIND Trunk Railway, md
that tho road il steadily advancing In popular
favor. Tile policy Of Sir Edward Natkin, when
President In 1851, to make Ch!cago the Western
tertnuus Of tic road, has been tetuauguraled
With pEosptct ot speely fulft!llncnt. Thu
article coca on 10 ahow that tratus ara run faster
and Tue passenger service much improved over
tue Eoud tin,e lhadu last summer nnd that, Wtiln
~ compared with 1873 The 0raul Trunk
ptows filling on Of per cent In tta passenger
tsalllc. tue railroads OF Massachusetts, Show
iosa Of ! per cent. atal certain ot tho through
Chicago lllus y per cent. The condition Of the
ufalll Trunk IL shown to 10 favorable to thu
!uossrucn: , Of 4 larsely.iacreassd volume OF
freight, without my material !nrrcasa In :tho
cxususc charges. Very high al deserved cou,-
plfments nra paid to icncsal Manager Nclssou
~! hla cfllr!out statt for prudent, sagactous,
.tt't cconomltal ~ management, whtlo thu xaaI
ahtl ability Ut Dir ltrnry Tyler, tho President,
are lauded a. becomes tlse extraordinary talent
10 la. shown; aIld bright future, ot which tlla
hfst ausla y alFea1y apkartnt, IL predicted for
the uraud Trunk itailway,.
, 1879-08-07

araAcusE, N. Y. Aug. G-'fha ftth game of
TIE star-Boston series was Witnessed to-day bY
a. audience Of tess tlau 150 persons. ). F5on tIlu
.Itst the Bostous had Purcell Vt their merry, A.
y. ,thopEh 10 va Weal lasksd up. In thy lirst
uld s!nstcs b. Hnuck and Huf.lock earned three
runs. wild throw by 1IoIbcEt let III two
others, aHd PLACED thu game oul of reach uf tic
stara. who could do nulllIg with uond. Tho
htars rot only three sato hts, against fourteen
with Total of eiGhtcan of Purcell. Only thrco
other balls were bit uut Ut tAu dtatnoul BY ttls
Stars. = : >
=, luhlAgs- Il q . 4 6078O
nostons. Q . . . D = u ~
slass s...,.,........,.0 o o . y d %
T"o'ba h!..--t'isuutls aud Murs.ll.
Thsee.t4Ao hl.-J0ncu. j..
Struck ant--t'grcelI.
sscFiacy lils-Jones. /: Farrell, !,
Itma Of Eame-Two hours.
umpife-u. II. Bradley.
OTHER 0AMEs,
WoacKs7sa. Aug. 6.-1iolyokes, 6: Worces-
tcFs, l.: -"
:, ,sra.sss1sLp, Aug. G-sp1lugaalds, IL; Hoy
@tts~sbtN
, 1879-08-07

ANOTHER KANSAS OIrY ROAD.
u p moro than probable tl.at before long,
CA!cago WILL haze auo'ser direct l,ua to Kausaa
C!tY. EoF some time past It has bseu tho ,n.
tenllon Of Tue hock Island Company to extend
It's road to TINT point. but snnvl,o,s or other
the pro}cct was always delayed. TITS nov re-
purtet ltat tho managers VI tuls road hayu def
Mttcly decided TO maGc ,i,e extonsIon without
lnnrlI iuEt'mr delay The unly olo1IIon oi it4.
parta,vv in Eotatlun to ttl's nuttGr u " to lhu
Will lcayc the prcarnt main itus, piatls.
Lurg Is The nnst favorable pont, ~ this
wutiEl DO The sbortcst route that coull l,c Is.
vscd. EInrls are aibo Madc to hxyo The nsw
hrieye1 u bc The point ,l!;tt Will 10 selcgtrtl,
'illc Chicago, Ross Island j. la ,':s Las 4.Is4ly
, 1879-08-07

Ls0' pAat hit-Wa1Kef. : .
aso o., on.s saI!ed Sa a1is n''48'
PASSED. bafa-Willamaon, 1; Clapp, 1.
wild pltchea-Latkln, l.
Time 1T uar,u-TWo houfa and afty mtnutos.
Vmpifs-Gilliun.
rAoYiDHEcE DEFEATS THof,
Sptefat Dsentch to 1a~ Trtbuns,
TNoY, NJ Y. Aug. 0.-Errors of Clamp,
uroAthers, and Doacl,er gave Providence an uti-
earned run In tho sccond lnutng. Casktu's
iunlng. MatllGws' single aud Wreht1e double.
baRgur earned one run n tic seventh inning,
Brouther's homo run. altar two ware out In
TrnYa' seventh tunlllE, saved whitewast,
Mathcwa pitched with telling effect, and was
well supported. Clapr, Of tho Trors, lad to
retire tn thu fourth inning, having split hjs
finger. York mads homo run II. the sixth luu-
1ns. aftef changes had been offered to nut tile
ado out without ae,!rinE. The playing Of
Hawks, Caskips, Reilly, A1c1earY, Ward, aud
Start deserves especiat Mention. Manager
rh!slEps having resigned, will sever nis conuee-
ton with thu Troy Club tomorrow. lie will
remain III Troy at present. 1t ts rumorsu that
Ferguson y coming OUT next week tn pay third
''ss iss,ss:M ,escts'0' mud n1'as:f ef y g'?ys
Troy. .... "a D d o o . 9 o-l
lasa: :hits-Proytdenes, 0; Troy, 4.
Total baasa on h,ts-l'Eovduncu, IL; Troy, IL,
LIONS Funa-fnFk und utouthcts!
Huns ssatucd-pmv'dsnce, I; ln,y. l.
F.aIatng etrore--rrasdenee. 2; rsjy, =.
paHsnd Dasl4-ttrown, 4; ReIlty, i.
Struck nu.-Ptnyttlence, l; Troy, +.
nails Chilled Gu Matthew'S. o.; on ntAd!ey. 01,
Strtkos i, calIea-on Matthew'S. y; % bradley. II.
T1lnp-Ts4o hnnrs
Decorah-posten., 1879-02-05

Der mart fcrlebet ct talrt bunbre'
be Mar licen ben lip. Sper
@dna BET er en- beuis Sulefeif.
trnier ies, al lea maafie nnfte
Snl fial pore lamlet meb BAN |
Simlen. Oct sr ct baarltst Dn.
fle, mine Sern! 0~jenipuets Zine
bar 0Orberre forbebOlbt fig at be.
femme liseicm Sfilsmisiens ; men
Siertet bigger % lauses bog cfte,
ielp ueen at pipe bet. 81 better
er jes utainemmelis, naar je9 IL
ger BET. ies peo bpor fiarlise %
sobe : ere imop mtg, % at inaen
al Gber snffer, al min qlaps Nal
ftaa tom.
90 geotsmoper iau fig ON /
8rebien. niffeoe cs lmilebe til
@nbper.
Den Stue paa benpes Stlep,
Der opmerficmt bapbe lpttet til,
psnpte d9 plupielis ON til bence
o. upbreo "Weeu YeDtemoDer,
bpor biep BIT title Barn af?"
Seoftemoberen lmilebe Os rate
ben eide bens Wober "Det er
10 bin esen Ropsr". iasoe bun
Os reiite fig, "Hu COB Hat mine
Bern. iee sr mere trRt raa Sj3l
% Seaeme cub easrs". VeDfemo.
Der gift altlc lipt tibllsere iii
SenaS enb be Mupre men / vi.
ten iaa ale bsnpe Esbis saa.
Der par csiaa noaet uiebpanliet
bslIibeli9t peo benoe. % oa bun
penote hs / Dsreu % iaa uo cper
be Smaa % Store, paa bpsm
porlrRttet al ben pspe iaa lmi'
lenbe neo ajsnnem tne Blomhet.
oa eplsftebe bun enouu en- Sang
IN Saano I'll en- Stllen,-men Den
par blepen Ell Velfanslle.
Naite Wcraen. pa benpes Dat
ter fraabfs IND benoes VRrslie,
for efier Sappane at ie til benpe,
aabusoe bun fine Zine % laabe
seq bar ioret laa lebt | Hat,
nit Barn. % meb BET iamme par
bun beb. Sa. Deb par bun, pen
samle. fromme gebtemooer, nag
tel aQe De, Der itpbe ON 8iiien.
neppe funoe trC anDet, enb ut bun
blot bappe funnel lno % brfmte
ON i'm forte evfiaIisbeo ia, pu
en- al be Smaa l9nse bapbe be-
traatet benbe meb alporlise Sliffe.
penote bun iis I'll fin NOben OF
iasoe tanfefulp Seq trcr pitt,
Wpber, at Sep ffemoper NJ bolpel
Sulefeit meb ben uu9e gspftsfa'
Der ; tbt bnu fer iaa slac ub, %
Sulen / Simmeleu or pit megei
fjrnnere enD ben paa SOrben".
aue $ierter iasoe Imen, % b
Smaa laabe &oier / SsbfemoDers
fplpe Sanaer for Al imuffe benbs
iii SeiteH.
Decorah-posten., 1879-02-05
Scfleaotgjbrelfcr.
SaSfbrere.

n y SObniOn, Iorit Sag.
We fsrsr % "Notarius Eublicus.1 oil
aitto Rare nj eanpsmanos 3lsnelie. Shiee
I arlms Bird. C0crab, sSrrd. San l..
Decorah-posten., 1879-02-05
Sroiafbeo.

Borte paa Slaberne | min Siem-
bpso boeoe ct Yar sGstefolf msb
itI Spnnsr Be itr0peoe ~troiait poa
en- ms9st itor. men uanre9tet 8aaro.
inetlI ct Waaoebus snote Wanoens
0a8s, % kOnsn lao alsns i9isn
msb oct tuapuinote Brua % Be fer
Bern. pun table life Wooet. men
lebte De to 0Iblte Scnner frsm for.
an &iltsn os loo Dem Der ouer ga.
oerens zig lone bsnoe OF ierss for
Smaaicoifenoerne lue % p9re ben.
De I'll 9leIp, iaaplot SUB gar
ar0ftsr. Oet loosbe Be. o. bet
aloroe be. laa I9n9e til ben preite
al Sennsrne par %tonnrmeret. ga
flsnote De iie leiie. ben rloite rste
De en- 8aaicmanrssnie. % ben nelt
elolte IN Slunp sfisr bsnpss pelha.
penbe Selter.
Sc fire tilbaeehIspus Brehrs fuI
be nu itpfs Oct belle, eiter hlbtil islu
uahapslis at pers itprst. De ilenbts
na lite piosre mooise ii! bet; be
uare fra Sern af pante til at bolos
lammen. TO % TO ellsr ale firs, %
9ioroe Get M iaa me9et mere, Tom
Dc maatie iess SiaIp bos busranors.
5nsen GAP ucgsn Wenlne tllflsnes.
fpr ban iroeoc li9 Infer paa De so.
RIGGS. ia, os flsunte / 8runben lite
nm sesu, for De bapoe feet paa bUsr.
andres MnIlatst. ubsn at bare
siort noBsn NItals. par Der bog en-
itiIti.nps Spsreusiomit msIsm Dem
al be lite lfulbs ifluss, iaa lGnes
Woberen lspsbe. 9un islp uilos BET
lmioleriie no9et auoerleots % MT
De TO uoapttsbs ouer paa lin Sios.
8aaroen par blsptt til Ct op9'iat
Rrus; ben ir9nste mere Slalp ;
bucrfur Wobusn iOrsilos at lsis be
TO sSlbits uo % Dele 0aarben mel.
lem Be hre, laoleoss. at to % to
bolot iammsn ON busr I'm Si
Der liulbe opierss Ct MT S~t Que
ueo Chen al De eaml, BET enc
BAR i,uloe Drag, o.rino. bet anbst
blipe bOs bsnoe. Wsn af oct
Bar. ION bros ub. maatts en- sifie
Iie tbi Dc MATTE baut 9i9lp Ill
que % Se. % Mooersn nGunts
Ben Ssnie. iOm bun snitsos til Sen
Ost baubs Snssn noast imob +;
men MI par SperasmaaIst bare
auilfe TO ltulos hptte no. % bpsm
Al cisis to Iiulos siite is7 Den
lasbs. at ban NOT fuuoe
1ptts uc. men aioria uilot ban 9ifte
lg. % busr al Be Nuors fleb BET
,siaa fra no.
Oa blso be eniss mto Woou,n
IN, at Ssntsn isIp Rulet aiaiere
bet. 90 opps seo Sommsriisiti
n &u,Io ipurste Woosr.u benee
I'M bun pilos hptte ino Tom Rome
,aa Slaouu,. % Stnteu pilos NOT
,lsrHs bet. "a, busm al 8utt,rue,
,un iaa sniisos, for bun funos iaa.
,oem bun piloe. Hti. bun bapoe
ife t@nit oper Oct. Saa maatts
Jun MI aisre bet, ror bet iioo til
,,nbe "a, lao funoe BET pel bIip,
zen aloit,i men BAN iunos bun lite
"a. ior ban uiIoe lite. - Ssntsn :
laa ben MuQite. Wtu Wo.
Decorah-posten., 1879-02-05
THE CITY HACK!

l~lupsr,sensoe tr MI 6itr AZ "Sbe Giie
6dd." tieliasre titt al Rr. Nslecn. Bag
men sr nplis blepei c~ppupiet " er altie nj
Yublitums Sieneils. 9n natis a paaiis
reIie aubli sr enaa9erst. Gesnsn nil ihs
bee ucenlor @tnudbist 6ouit. nadr ben
lite er suSaserst. Srrres Tan inol9aoss [
s8innebeit % q. Gloue Sctsusr FAINT Dos
&. SsRts | @slt 0seerab.
u. VI. Samitlcn.
S6ti. Gisr.
Decorah-posten., 1879-02-05
Scruba ubel

~ Z. Somen, Rlbaepdp,
~ Coma. saHeler mKe ,9sra o. Slii'
parsr. Srm clp. Slitisn1 aaup9rftsp
6erbinetIis msp 5%erruninl,n. 22--lp.
Decorah-posten., 1879-02-05
Sa8er.

G Z. arlington. Gage %
~ @birurs, 9eeerab, Soma. Of.
nee / Wentscmerp Il Sos. Drug Sto.
re. SrSHss Hffert bpsr @anSas %
fra 81. 8 8orm. I'll 81. 4 Gf.
% ! 8eaelsn bpsr 9as |
usen. 9
Decorah-posten., 1879-02-05
Or. &mttb,

Or. Emitb,
SSHla ~ Rshteenu: 6isrnsi al R,.
Sbante e.. . Slcfs lpe fraSrcaepap.
TO- p.
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UnbOlted wheat-sleal Bread.

During the administration of William Pitt
IN England, there was great scaEsity Of
wheat. Parliament passed Law that all the
bread for the army should be made out Of
unbOlted wheat meal History states that
the result was such an improved condition
among the soldiers As surprised them, and
also their officers and surgeons. The letter
declared that never before we're the soldiers
80 healthy and robust, and that disease had
nearly disappeared from the army. For y
long time this kind nf bread was used almost
exclusively, but when wheat became aband-
ant, It's use Was discontinued
The use of unboited whest-meaf bread hiss
became greatly extended throughout the
civilized world within the past geaesation,
and every housewife should know how to
make the very best article and have Il eon-
stantly on the table. Children do much
better upon il than upon bread made from
fine aour.
In the States Of Massachusetts they have
normal schools whore young men and women
are educated for teacher 1t the psblie ex-
pense. In one Of these schools, ii Is slated
% Us upon gOcd authority, that the young
Iadies who come there to be edacated are
mostly from the rural districts. sad that
they are not well developed physically. In
quiry hAving been made iuto the cause Of
thiA il has been found that these yoang
women had not been we'll fed at hane. They
are brOaght upon bot biscuit and tea, snd
this does not supply suf6cient nOarishmeat
to develop healthy bodies. The sut,stisusion
of whaat-meal bread in all thess cases would
make great ditferenoe in the physical
development and usefulness Of these persons.
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ChaGf.

There's no special style Of engraving en-
gagement Fings. A spiders web with tiy
in it is very pretty device.
The difference between bOzsdiBg hoase
milk and water bucket is very slight 0ne
is pale blue and the other is blue pail.
There is man in Pittsbarg who b 20 thin
that q window-glass company there Aas
hired him to cut glass with bic eibow, Joint.
When young boy gets 50 he's ashamed
to sit on his mothers lap. look out for
something. He's probably in business for
himself holding somebody else.
A doctor went oat hunting, and % coming
home complained that he hadnsE killed any
thing. ''Thats because you didn's atssnd
to your legitimate business. said his wifc~
You bigoted nigger," said Sam 10 Peter
Big-gOted, what do yoa mean by dasI'
asked PrseI why, replied SAN. . hlgossd
means you know 700 much for one nigger,
and not enough for two.
An Original Explanstioa.-Did you ever
notice the poor chap that ssaads in Tho asst
picture ofthe almanac with the ash and
sheep and scorpions and bulls and twins, etc.,
around hint Did yoa ever notice thai ha
was Raked and had nothing in his stomaehf
Well, that poor fellow used 10 edit apApsE
and take bis pay In = IN pAy my ssbscap-
ton next week"
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regular commercial article. These facts
and the experience ef the Southern geasle
man already referred tn. place IT beyond
doubt that the cuItureof the AngorA goat
can be made most TeHursratIve industry
in this country.
Northport, L. l., April 18th, 1879.
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MASON,S RANCH.

The proprietor informs the public generally
TINT hp 4 IL prepared 10 receive and accommodate
Travellers, and to supply passing trains OF herds
Of animals with water,
Thts d the only watering place between the Mo
Grande and Forf Cummings. ! always have sa
at reasonable rates.
Ny table win be kept supplied with the best
the market affords.
Ihsye pleasant and comfortable rooms furnished
with clean beds for the use Of travelers- Also
Comfortable and secure siabling for animals.
always keep good supply Of hay and grain %
hand.
Travellers wlIl and ct my place everything re
auIsite 10 suuray their wants and ada 10 their com
crt, ny charges viii moi be found unreasonable
r. s. Mason.
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". !. TnoREroS.


AttouH gsakf Law. sante Fe, New Mexico.
WIN practice In all the Courts Of Law and Equity
In the Territory. Business promp.ly attended to.
One member Of the FlrmalNays to be found at the
Office in Santa Fe
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Travellers, Attention!

RS. MAsoS has purchased the place here
tcfOre known as Slocums Rapehe, situated %
miles west Of MesIlla, on the road TO Silver City
and the west, and the same viii hereafter be
known "a
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4 B. BARRIER.

VI.
Surveyor. Lincoln, lassseeln County. NeW Mexico.
special attention given 70 the Surveying and LO-
eating Of Government Lands. Al business With the
Z. s. Land otices promptly attended 10.
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Dr SHIELD.

nF. SHIELD
Attorney al fL.ax. Las Vegas. New Mexico.
VIII practice inthe District and supreme Courts Of
the TeTriiory Especial attention given to Land and
Criminal Litigation
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IonN N. CHM.
]. FOUNTAIN.
-OKlA cAsAp.

ORI.A S. cAsAD.
Attorney and Counselor at LAW. MEsILLA n. N
viii practice in al Courts N LAW aud EQUITY In
the Territory special aitehten given Collections
once with the ISDEPExDKNT.
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W. RYNERsox.


DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Attorney a Law. Ias Cruces. New Mexico.
Prompt attention given 70 AL buslnsm entrusted
TO his eaIe Practices N al the Courts ef LaM and
Equity IN New Mexico.
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Arotessional GardS.
TT c. GARRISON.

Attorney at E%w, Silver City, Grant Csanay new
Mexico. win practice in all the Courts ii I@w and
Equity in the Third Judicial District