davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-07-24
Fragolr och svar.
Dassel, Meeker county, (
den 8 Juli 1879.
Red. at Mimi. Stats 7idaing:

den JUN 1olS.
Red. at Mimi. Stats 7idning:
Har aro fiere personer, som at brist
pa tillgangar eli kunnat betala intres'
set pa sitt skolland pa den f6reskrif.
ma dagen, teller den Juni. Nagra ha'
yariti Litchfeld den 8 Juni och nagra
senare, men county .kass6ren sade sig
Ell knnna emottaga namde intresse ef-
ter den Ste. b Saledes ia vi betala dub
belt intresse for det lopande aret.
Ala skol1ands ndsinnehafvare kama ge-
nom eder tidning att den lagstiftande
f6rsamlingen f6randrade denna lag
vintras EFT ar sedan, pa tvanne ar.
,ocksa betalte vi fjol h6stas efter
sk0rdetiden utan nagon ,anmarkning,
Da nu bade priserna och gr6dan voro
daliga f6rlidet ar, var det ej godt att
betala fran samma groda tvanne ar.
vi hade f6rhoppning ON samma lag.
skydd EFT ar till. Eft rykte gar har att
sista legislaturen upphaft delta
skydd. Skulle So vara fallet, sa fa vi,
skollandsinnehaf sjunga klagovi.
sor. De stifta lagar och halla dem ic.
ke sjelfve, de sila mygg och svalja
kameler.
Var god upplys hur det forhaller
sig med denna SAX. G. K.
Name det icke ar ett medf6dt lyte
bland vart folk att satta f0rtroende
till skurkar och bedragare. blott desse
forsta att begagna vackra ord och
smicker, och att lyssna med fortroen.
de till fortal ofver det sanna och go.
da. vi hafva So ofts exempel pa ba-
da delarne, sasom Ohio.agenter, ''pedd.
lers" och 8. k. "confdence". man a ena
sidan och edra egna tvifvel q an.
dra. Vore det icke battre att forst
profva och sedan antaga eller forka.
sta. Sec. 5, kap. Sc af 1877 ars lag ar
annu kraft och lyder som foljer:
"Providsd, that if any purchaser
has been unable to pay such interest
at the proper time, because Of desti.
tuition, or by reason of accident or
misfortune, then, upon the represen:
tation of such facts by the county
auditor and treasurer of the county
id which the interest is due to the
land commissioner. he may authorize
the county treasurer to receive such
interest with seven ~ per cent. inter-
est thereon from the time it became
due, in lieu of double interest"
Haraf synes, att ON nj infor er egen
county auditor och treasurer framlag-
ger bevis pa att nj genom misslyckad
arsvaxt eller AMMAN tillfallignet eller
olycka blifvit urstandsatt att betala i
rattan It'd, sa ar det land .kommissio.
narens skyldighet att beordra county
treasurer att emottaga enkel ranta.
Det Dor latt inses, att sadant Dor en-
dast ske pa de lokala tjenstemannens
Recommendations, alldenstund dessa
hafva battre reda pa lokalforhallan-
den an stats.auditoren, och ifall intet
dylikt forsigtighetsmatt iakttages, 81
blefve lagen missbrukad af manga.
Red.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-07-24

Diamanter i On trana. Kerimaki i
Finland har on gosse nyligen skjutit
en- trana. i hvars krafYa hittades en-
hop stenar, med hyilka man skurit
glas alldeles som med de basta dia.
manter, men tyvarr hafva de redan
blifvit borttappade. Tdningen Sa-
vonlinna. som omtalar delta, tilllag-
ger: Bland stenarne fllnnos alldeles
klara som det. klaraste glas. Stenarne
kunna vara komna fran Afrika, dar
tranorna tillbringa sina Yintrar
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-07-24
Lyckas eller do!
.XYXI.

Unga Cowille bar in we'd. Gif akt
pa honom. Veden ligger vid sagboc-
ken. Det ungefar iva famnar fulla
af den men han skall ia ALT pa en-
gang. Det ar det basta, emedan han
da spar en- resa. Han plockar med
stor svarighet upp vedstyckena pa sin
arm. Hogen okar sig hastigt. Han
har endast nagra tran qvar; och han
maste stodja sig sjelf med stor moda,
emedan han soker omkring efter dem.
Det blir varre for hvarje nytt stycke,
blir svarare att lagga pa. Bottentran
skara in kottet pa hans arm och de
pa toppen trycka sig mot hans haka.
Han sitter pa kna en- obehaglig stall
ming och den tilltagande tyngden gor
att hans kna varker. Han kan endast
med st6rsta anstrangning halla h6gen
sin plats. Den minsta felaktiga ro-
relse skulle bringa den till jorden.
Han vet det. Blodet rusar at ansig-
tet pa honom och 6gonen lysa som
eldsAammor. Han kan icke ia fatt
pa det sista vedstycket. Sakta strac.
ker han ut sin h6gla hand, s0kande
for det. Hans 6gon blixtra. Han
har dock icke mycket bruk for dem,
ty det narmaste de komma scenen for
hans understanding ar den afagsna ho.
rizonten. En- fuktighet borjar att
visa sig hans ogon. Musklerna ON
kring munnen boria slappas och un'
derlappen darrar markbart. Hans
h6gra hand mister sin spanstighet
cirklarna blifva skarpare och mindre
symetriska. Han har nu sokt 0fver
all den grund han kan racka. Han
bojer sig nagot framat for att vinna
mera omrade. En- svag dallring mar.
kes vedhogen, en- AMMAN, cit pl6tsligt
f6rs6k att atervinna jemnvigten, och
veden faller pa marken; och en- poi
ke med ett ansigte forvridit af lidel
ser sparkar blindt de oskyldiga we'd
styckena. Bakdorren pa huset opp
mas och han stannar pl6tsligt for att
betrakta ruinerna vid sina f0tter.
'tBill Henry" hores en- gallande
stamina, star det dig hela natten att
bara in den dar veden ?'
"Ga in med dig!' mumlar han mel
Ian tanderna.
"Hvad ar det du sager till mig, poi
ke!"
.sJag sade att jag kommer So fort
jag hinner," sade han. ''Kan jag
hjelpa att veden faller ned igen, da jag
lagt upp den?"
"Hvarfor skall du for6ka att bara
So mycket pa en- gang for" fragar
hon. "Bar in halften af den dar ve'
den och ga efter resten sedan, elle1
skall jag skicka papa ut efter dig!'
Och d6rren slogs igen.
+. Tar han en- del af veden! Aldrig
Hans hjerta ma vara fardigt att bri.
sta, och tararne f1yta som askregn,
men han maste ia all veden pa en-
gang, ON det tar honom fem ar. Det
var en- nyck att borja med; men det
ar princip nu. Han b6rjar fran bor'
Jan igen och fortsatter tills han ha1
hvartendaste ira pa sina armar och
reser sig raglande. Han gar med stor
svarighet uppf6r trappan och sparkar
valdsamt pa d6rren, hvilken 6ppnas
af hans otaliga moder; men anstrang'
ningen har f6rstort vedhogens jemn'
vigt. Eft trad kommer dundrande
ned, sd ett annat och ett annat. Han
:gor ett f6rtvifat f6rsok att hinna till
vedladan med resten af sin b6rda,
men stycke ramlar efter stycke, vac
.kande hela familjen och g6rande
modren nastan vansinnig. Han ham
till ladan. Han har kanske icke half.
ten af sin b6rda, men han bar def ALI
in pa en- gang Himlen ware tack!
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-07-24
Yhra saszentel. /:
Billiga tidning;a1:.

MINNESOTA STATS It'd
MING och SVENSKA TRlBU-
MEN erhalIas bada for S3.25
ett ar, da remuneration g6res
direkt antingen = delta eller
Svenska Tribunens kontOr 1
Chicago. Illinois. q
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-07-24

Dessa himlakroppar beteckna otver-
gangen fran de stora och latta till de
sma och tunga planeterna vart sy.
stem. Neptunus, Uranus, Saturnus
och Jupiter kallas med cit gemensamt
namn de yttre, Mars, Jorden, Venus
och Merkurius de inre planeterna. De
senare aro SNARE, hafya On st0rre
tathet och wanda sig langsammare
omkring sin axel an de yttre. Dessas
tathet ar sa obet, dig, att de sannolikt
till en- del annu befnna sig gl6dande,
smalt tillstand. Denna de inre och
yttre planeternas olika tathet beror
afven pa en- redan fore afsondringen
fran solen skedd bildning af koncen-
triska balten uramnet. De tatare
bestandsdelarna bildade namligen kar-
nan, de tatare omh6ljet kring den
samma.
Har framstalda teori eller lara ON
vart solsystems uppkemst har blifvit
utbildad hufvudsakligen af den tyske
filosofen Kant och den franske mate
matikern Laplace, hvarfor den benam-
nes "Kant. Laplaces teori." Den star
i fullkomlig samklang med naturla.
garna och har dessutom blifvit askad-
liggjord genom EFT sinnrikt f0rs0k,
som ytterligare stYrker den sanning.
Delta f0rs6k verkstalles pa f6liande
satt: ON man haller en- blandning
vatten och alkohol ett glaskarl och
med en- pipett tillsatter en- liten qvan'
titet ola, sa antager denna genast
klotform. ON man sedan infor en-
axel med en- liten skifva klotet-
dock sa att skifyan intager midten-
kan man genom axelns krlngvridning
f0rsatta olJekulan r6relse. Vid
langsam och jemn kringvridning af-
plattas klotet, sa att dess utstrack.
ming axelns riktning blifver mindre,
men vagratt mot axeln st0rre. Skier
kringvridningen hastigare-t. ex. tire
Stag -afs6ndrar sig fran
olieklotets eqvator en- ring, hvilken
vander'sig samma riktning som klo-
tet och vid fortsatt svangning slutli-
gen sonderbrister for att bilda SNARE
kulor, hvilka r0ra sig kretsformiga
banor omkring centralklotet. Pa
skyndas r0relsen annu mer, bildas in
gen ring, utan afsondras da omedel-
bart kulor eller klot, af hvilka de
f6rst uppkomna aro de storsta. Man
finner latt likheten mellan denna fore
teelse och f0rutnamnda teori.
Den framstallning, som har blifvit
gjord, visar att en- stor lag for himla-
kropparnas uppkomst, forandring, be-
stand och undergoing harmoniskt be.
herrskar hela universum. Genom
fortsatta forskningar den riktnlng.
som Kant. .Laplaces lara angifver, skall
menniskans andliga synkrets ALT mer
vidgas, en- mangd urgamla f0rdomar
skola varda till intot och en- upp-
lystare It'd CRY for vart slagte.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-07-24

vi beh6fva icke saga, att jor-
den, denna f6rsvinnande prick i
verldsrymden, ar fullkomligt osynlig
fran hvarie fxstjerna, iifven fran den,
som befnner sig narmast vart solsy-
stem. Inom delta system spelar hon
visserligen en- mindre underordnad,
men dock ingalunda nagon framstaen-
de roll. For att adagalagga delta sko.
la vi har lemna en- framstallning af
jordens synlighet fran nagra .af de Of.
riga planeterna.
Latom oss borja med Merkurius,
solens narmaste drabant. Oar ter sig
jorden som en- stjerna, hvilken vid
midnattstid lyser bland diurkretsens
bilder. Denna stolt lysande stjerna-
ar fran Merkurius af samma stor.
lex och CLANS som Jupiter fran
jorden. Fran Venus visar sig jorden
som en- sardeles klar, blatt skiftande
stjerna, hvilken icke blott f0rdunklar
Sirius, utan afven ALA de 6friga stjer-
norma. Men annu praktfullare visar
sig jorden, betraktad fran manen, pa
hvilkens himmel hon framstaller en-
skifva, fyra ganger st6rre an manens,
betraktad fran jorden. Liksom denna
himlakropp erbiuder jorden skade-
spelet af olika faser: ny, nedan, full.
jord, halfjord. Vid fulljord ser man
med blotta 6gat vara fastland och hat,
den Invita- sn6n vid polerna och de j
var luftkrets svafvande molnbildnin-
garna. Fran manen begifva vi oss
till Mars, hvilkens bana omsluterjor-
dens iksom var planet kretsar utom
Merkurius och Venus. Pa Mars him
mel ar jorden en- klar stjerna, med ett
annu. lihigare sken. an det Jupiter er-
bjuder oss,: Pa denna himmel spelar
hon dessutom samma roll. som Venus
pa var, namligen afmorgon. och alton.
stjerna. Fran Jupiter synes jorden
som en- liten, forsvinnande stjerna,
hvilken kan iakttagas endast med GO
da synr6r. Om det fnnes astronomer
pa Jupiter och dessa anstalla iaktta-
gelser pa solen, SO de It'd efter AMMAN
en- liten svart prick langsamt skrida
6fver den stralande skifvan. Denna
s e
lila prick ar jorden. Fran de
bada yttersta planeterna, Satur-
nus och Neptunus, ar jorden full.
komligt osynlig for blotta ogat, ia,
for att fran dessa planeter upptacka
henne med bsvapnadt oga, skulle er-
fordras synr6r af en- f6rstoringsf6r-
maga, ON hvilken vi icke ega nagon
foresta1lning.
vi fnna saledes, att bland den orak.
sneliga mangden at himlakroppar, FIX.
stjernor och planeter, gifves det en-.
dast fem. hyilkas bebyggare (om sd.
dana finnas) Yeta att iorden finnes Ii III,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-07-24
PROF. HARRIS RADICAL CURE
FOR SPERMATORRHGA.
"ElE%
seminal PASTlllE"

a Valuable Discovery
and New Departure in Med
ical Science, an entirely
New and positively effect
i've Remedy for the speedy
and permanent Cure OF
Seminal Emissions e.
1mpotency BY the only
true way, viz: Direct
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-07-24
CURRENCY FALLACIES
A Warning to the Democratic Party
From II Democratic Journal.

A Warming to the Democratic Party
From II Democratic Journal.
From the N. Y. World.
In voting population of eight or nine
millions it cannot be quite safe to pre-
dict what so many voters will do or say
about a public question, but it does seem
reasonably certain that the time has
gone by when the voters of the United
States will tolerate any diminution of
the weight and fineness of their present
gold dollar. The country is not likely
to uphold any party which endeavors to
create government silver dollar, or any
other dollar not the true equivalent in
value and not meant to be kept at true
eQuiyalency in value with our present
gold dollar. Any tinkering of the gov
erDment money or government currency
which does not interfere with that quiz.
alency may be endured. Possibly the
Democratic leaders in Ohio may bear
this prediction in mindl Ohio is largely
governed by New England and other
eastern influences. The "idea of Ohio"
has been powerful in the west, but some
how even in Ohio that party has always
been victorious which kept the farthest
away from the Ohio idea. When the
Ohio Republicans have been 4 little less
insane than the Ohio Democrats in their
financial platform and little less de-
voted to the "idea of Ohio" than the
Democrats, the Republican party has
somehow always won the day in Ohio.
Can any party acquire public conf
dence in this country and permanent
political power with tampering with
debts? Men can contract specially
in silver dollars if they like or in paper
dollars of a specified quality, but when
they contract generally to pay "dollars,"
with no descriptive words, and every
kind of dollar at the time of the contract
is in purchasing power equivalent to a
gold dollar, the law must compel the
payment of dollar which is equivalent
to gold dollar, and not permit the dis
charge of the debt with any other
dollar. There are now too many exist
ing contracts in this country in the form
of national, state, city and railway
bonds, there are too many people living
on the income received from their
investments and from trust estates, to
make any more legislative tampering
with the quality of our "dollar either
safe or comfortable for any party The
American gold dollar is now our stan
dard, and its weight and fineness must
not be either diminished or increased by
statute. No party can safely advoc.te
modification by such statute means of
the relation of this gold "dollar" to any
other dollar. No matter how many
silver dollars we may have, we must
have and keep a gold dollars worth of
silver in each silver dollar, whatever the
ratio of the two metals to one another
may be. The political party which falls
from this standard will in the end fall
from Powerl The people who have
something to lose outnumber in this
country the people who have nothing to
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-07-24

BOYS, boys, boys, the tramps a1e
marching. -Kansos City Times.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-07-24
Ayers
SarSaparilla

For Scrofula, and all
scrofulous diseases, Erysi-
pelas, Rose, or St. Antho-
ny's Fire, Eruptions and
Eruptive diseases of the
skin, Ulcerations of the
Liver, Stomach, Kidneys:
Lungs, Pimples, Pustules
: Boils, Blotches, Tumors.
. letter, Salt Rheum, Scald
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-07-24

months, and how the accounts stand IN
the LIST of July the following Significant
three line table will show:
January LIST, 1879, gold .$135, 3s2. 600
July LIST, 1879, gold. 236. 600
Diminution in treasury.......... SAG 600
Now it should be understood that Sec
rotary Sherman has in no case forced
silver upon the creditors. He has handed
over the gold freely to everyone who
held an obligation against the United
States and who desired gold therefor.
Yet, notwithstanding the payment of
tens of millions of debts in gold during
the past six months, the gold balance
has been reduced only $4,000 Such
financial achievement is without a
parallel in the history of nations. Now
the people should understand that this
grand success has occurred not only be-
cause the Republican administration
sustained resumption with all the power
of the law, but because there is
man in the treasury department
in whom alike the nation and
the world had the confidence that he
would do nothing to mar or destroy the
full efficacy of resumption; that he fully
appreciated his vast responsibilities; and
that he would not hesitate to offend the
silver lunatics by refusing to force debased
silver dollars upon the national cred
itors.
Had Thurman, Voorhees,, Pendleton
or Ewing been at the head of the treas
ury department the world would have
felt no such confidence. Either of them
would have striven to load down
government creditors with 412a grain
dollars which they did not want, and so
disguised the public expectation that
resumption would have been regarded
as a farce, and thus grand measure
would have broken down at its very in
ception by unwise management. For as
soon as the people began to distrust the
power of the government to maintain
payments in gold the whole fabric would
have caved in.
It is the active living faith that Secre-
tary Sherman has the ability to redeem
the legal tender currency in gold as we'll
as in silver that has given such buoy
ancy to public confidence.
The holder now knows that with his
legal tender dollar he can buy in Lon
don, Paris, Vienna, Berlin, Odessa, Rio
de Janeiro, Havana or Mexico dollar's
worth of merchandise. There is no
swindle or discount upon his currency,
because it is the currency at par uni
veTsal.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-07-24
AN INVITATION TO THE sLEDoE,

Come forth, for dawn is breaking;
The sun hath touched the snow;
Our blithe sledge-bells are calling,
And Christian waits bslow. - 49,.
All day DER snow>irifi. sliainss (, ~: -
Iwixt gray-green walls of ice,
Well chase the winter sunlight
Adown the precipice.
Above black swirlipg death waves
We will not shrink nor blanch,
Though the bridge that spans the torrent
be built by an avalanche.
Well talk Of love and friendship 49,.
And hero-hearted men,,
mid the stems of spangled larches 8
= In the fairy Frosted glen.
With fight as swift as swallows
Well sweep tho curdled lake.
Where the groan of pris0ned kelpies
Make the firm temperament quake.
Well thread the sOmbre forest
Where giant pines arc crowned
With snow caps on their branches
Bent 10 the snowy ground.
Strong wine OF exultation,
Free thoughts that laugh at death,
Shall warm or winged spirits,
Though the chill air freeze our breath.
With many waif of music
Aud nem0ry-waftcd song,
With the melody Of faces
Loved when the world was young.
With dear Hellenic stories
And names Of old romance,
WIN make our souls deep echoes
While the hills around US dance:
Dance to the arrowy motion
Of our sledge so firm and free,
Swimming the beaten snow-track
AS good ship Skins the sea.
Like love, like all that's joyous,
Like youth like lfe's delight,
This day il da wing DER us
Between night and night.
o friend, tits ours to clasp it!
Come forth! No better bliss
For hearts by hope uplifted
Hath heaven or earth than thisi
-CornhiH Magasine.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-07-24

head, klngWOrm, Ulcers,
Sores, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pain in
the Bones, Side and Head, Female
Weakness, Sterility, Leucorrhea, arising
from internal liberation, and Uterine
disease, Syphilitic and Mercurial dis
eases, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Emaciation,
G G5as3 Debility and for Purifying the
This Sarsaparillais combination of
vegetable alternatives - Stillingia, Man.
drake, Yellow Dock with the Iodides
of Potassium and Iron, and is the most
efticacious medicine yet known for
the diseases it is intended to cure.
Its ingredients are so skilfully COM
bined, that the full Alternative effect of
each is assured, and while it is so mild
as to be harmless even to children, it is
still so effectual as to purge out from the
system those impurities and corruptions
which develop into loathsome disease.
The reputation it enjoys is derived
from its cures, and the confidence which
prominent physicians all over the coun-
try repose in it, prove their experience
of it's usefulness.
Certificates attesting it's virtues have
accumulated, and are constantly being
received, and as many of these cases are
publicly known, they furnish convincing
evidence Of the superiority of this Sar-
saparilla over every other Alternative
medicine. So generally is its superb
GRITTY to any other medicine known, that
we need do no more than to assure the
public that the best qualities it has ever
possessed are strictly maintained.
PREPARED BY
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Practical and analytical Chemists.
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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-07-24

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i. Its trains all equipped with the Westing-
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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-07-24
A Marvellous Achievement.

The financial figures since resumption
are positively astounding. The Green.
hackers, the soft money Democrats, the
alarmists and the croakers predicted
that there would be such drain OF coin
from the treasury that Sherman would
have to be continually buying gold to re-
plenish the gov Golfers; that there
was an absolute thirst for gold, and that
there was not enough of that precious
metal in the world with which to resume
and maintain resumption for ninety
days.
Resumption has been an actual fact
since January 1st, or for period of six
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-07-24

Warehouse, as we'll as Farm Mills, ere largely CEN
structed both kinds requiring ri~c si=cs 70 accom-
modatc the demand, and giving capacity Ct from 50
to 500 bushels per hour according to SIC Ct mill.
They arc shipped, boxed fer ocean transportation,
and "set up" or "knockcd dawn" for forwarding
inland as requested: and i, ill cases put free on
board Cars or Steamer. Orders filed same day as
received.
Mills shipped "knockcd down. so for half tic
freight charged as when forwarded "set up" Olco-
graphs and Circulars supplied application. Prices
will be quoted H7o and on liberal terms. Cores
pondencc solicited:
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-07-24

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