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The New York herald., 1879-03-03
BAYARD TAYLOR

yesterday afternoon by the members of the different
German societies who expect to participate In the
funeral services the remains of the late Bayard
Taylor, which expected to arrive in the city
within a few days. No definite arrangements could
DO made as to the manner Of proceeding. as Mrs.
Taylor has not yet arrived and is not eS-
pected until next Tuesday. committee VIII
be appointed TO wait on the lady Immediately on her
arrival and ascertain her wishes in the matter. 1t
was proposed by the president of the delegation Mr.
John Al. Schmidt, that when the body of the late
Minister to Germany does arrive the societies shall
meet IN Gcrmania Hall, proceed to the Cunard
steamer and accompany IL thence an escort to the
City Hail. whore il Will lie Ia state for two days The
singing societies were busly engaged all yesterday
afternoon and eveang rchcarsins the funeral dirae
entitled at the Grave of Poet, composed In
memory of Uayard TAYLOR by Carl SahIn.
The New York herald., 1879-03-03
NEW BOOKS RECEIVED

Popular Trcstiso the Currency Question, Written
from a southern Point OF Wow. BY Robcrt W. Hughes
q; 4. Putnam's Sons. publishers, New York.
Visions of the Future aud Other Dsconrscs BY o. u.
Father Tom and the Pope or. A Night nj the Vatican
by John Fisher Murray with illustrative
ngs. b. Peterson Brothers publishers Philadepha;
The American Life Assurance Magazine aud Journal oil
Actuaries. Edited by q. u. Currie. Vol 10. From
January December 1878 Gilbert e. Currie, publisher
The Lady of the Aroostook BY w. d. Howells. Hough-
ton, Osgood & Co. publishers Boston.
Pocms of Places. Edited by Horny W. LongiclIow.
America-Mddle states. Houghton, osgood a Co., pub
lishors
Annual Statements tho Chicf of tho Bnrcau of
tisics the Commerce aud Navg alton OF tho United
states for the Fiscal Year ended juno 30. 1873 Part A.
Foreign Commerce
Lat OF Lighthouses Lighted Beacons and Floating
Lights Atlantic, Gulf and Pacific Coasts of the
United Corrected To January l. 1879. Prom the
Government Printing Onicc. Washington.
AVindcaton Of Protestant Principles Against Recent
Attack. by Rev Randolph II Mckim, ID. ID. T. Whitta-
ker publisher Bible House, Now York.
The Maritime Association of the Port of New York: Its
Charter aud Bylaws st ot Officers aud Members Annual
Reports. &c. January 1878
The Con grcssional Directory, Complied by Bon Pcricy
Poor. Corrected TO January -, 1879
Eden Dell; ar Loves Wanderings. and other poems by
George W. Wardcr. kansns City. No.
How We saved the Old Farm aud How IL Became New
Farm. BY "A Yoang Farmer" Lorins, publisher, Bos.
Out OF His Reckoning. By Flcronce Narryat. Lcring
Chan,ocrs Cycloprdia of English Literature. Third
edition Revised by Robert Carruthcrs. Lii d. In eight
volumes. Vol z. Published by the American Book Ex-
change New York.
The Library Magazine of Select Foreign Literature
February 1870 The American Book Exchange, New York
The New York herald., 1879-03-03
THE WALTERS COLLECTION.

William 4. Walters. of Baltimore, who gives an
reception at his residence in that city on Thurs
day. is of the Oldest picture collectors in the
country, and was . patron OF American art over
twenty years ago. He is one of the trustees and
chairman OF the Art Committee OF the Corcoran Gal
lery in Washington, and has therefore directed the
more recent purchases made for that institution.
His private collection Of pictures is one OF the finest
in the country and contains the most important
are owned this side. In addition to his large
gallery Of. oil paintings, he has smaller
the we'll known names, several important pieces of
statuary and collection OF bronzcs, ceramics
objects of art and bric-brac There is in his resi-
dence a Japanese room, . Dutch room and Mario
Antoinette room.
Among the more important Of the pictures which
cities will have the pleasure OF seeing we may
note Paul Delaroche's Tho Hemicycle. ut the
Ecoe dcs Beaux Arts Ludwig Knans important or az t
collection OF Anton Ritter Won Oelzelt in Vienna;
Rota's "Niente da Fare. from the same collection;
Mil!et's superb The Potato Gatherers, the most
important and finest example OF the master
in this country, from Brussels collection, and
recently purchased from Knoeder& Co., this city
Van Marckes "Ia Corderie, exhibited at the Salon a
few years ago and OF the most important of his
cattle pieces Gerome's "Dogenes. formerly i'll the
Masquerade" well known through the engraving,
and beautiful little canvas OF dogs guarding an
Arab encampment; fine large Scereyer OF scene
ut burning stable similar to the i'll the Latham
collection. which was sold last year; Descamps "TLe
Suicide" from the Bodgett collection; fine Durre.
from the source; superb evening
effect, by Daubigny; one Of the best villegas
in the country-"The Shoemaker's Shop
formerly in tho Blodgett collection; large
view in Constantinople. by Pasin; DE Neuville 8
important "The Retreat; Boughton's THE Wan.
ing OF the Honeymoon from the Royal Academy OF
last year aud lately engraved In LArt and etched by
Victor Lhuillier Meissoner-a cavalier seated at
q table; Jules Breton, venus and Cupid" one of
the finest examples of Diaz painted in his best time
and magnificent piece OF colorlng; number OF
Plassans several Zems and edward freres. and ex-
ampes of many of the other best known names.
Among his water colors paintings by Louis
Gsllait and Meissonier, and . number of fine ex-
amples of the English school, or the American pic
lures may be noted an Elliot, Baker. Church, a
Durand and James NJ Hart.
The New York herald., 1879-03-03
A NEW HISTORY OF THE ENGLISH CHURCH.

NEW HISTORY OF THE ENGLISH CHURCH.
Many historical sketches OF the English Church
have been written according to proconceived thco-
res. but Canon Perry. in his History of the Church
of England. seems to only to present straight
forward narrative, praising and blaming, without
regard for their theological opinions. the leading
pcrsonages of the period. Henry VIII. is to him as
great sinner he is to any Roman Catholic. and
Of the seizures OF Church revenues by Henry
and Elizabeth pronounced scandalous
He invites his readers to. come to the
sdoration OF the period Of the English Reforma-
ton without expecting great and heroical devotion.
lives Of perfect saintliness opinions OF unmixcd
truth, without hoping 10 fnd the gold without the
alloy or tho gem without the matrix." He admits
that the Reformation chcckercd
ment made up of good aud evil. and that "whie
glory in its results. and rejoice Ia the amazing
benefits il has conferred Church and State. We
must not lose sight of the questionable character Of
some of it's history. considerable appendix, con-
sistng of sketch of the Church of England and its
successor, the Protestant Episcopal Church. in
America adds to tho usefulness of the book Amer
can readers, although the author, 4. A. Spencer s.
T. d.. does not compare favorably with Canon Perry
either Ia style or spirit.
The New York herald., 1879-03-03
HOME ART MOTIFS.


Frederick Dielman has been clcctod q member Of
the Tile Club
j. W. Twachtmann has arrived in this city from
Cincinnati. and will establish a studio.
Somebody said at the Water Color Society tho other
day that Curriers' motto should be, "Trust TO luck
and keep your paper wet"
Anumber OF artists, whose pictures refused by
the Par.s jury Of tho Society OF American Artists
have sent them hoping that tho jury here will
accept them.
A,vthe monthly exhibition and reception of the
Art Students League tomorrow evening. the display
will consist OF pictures and studies by George nncss
and Samuel Colnian. u head by William Sartaln two
water colors by Whistler. and Van Schack's, 'The
sony.
on The 2ith ult. a collection OF eighty nine oils
forty water coors and seven charcoas all his
own work.
canvas painted OH an order from General sherman
tor the War Department. II is called after the
ComLat." and shows an American elk. the victor in
desperate hght. standing by his dying antagonist
surrounded by does.
r. l.. sonat, of Philadelphia will send to the
National Academy sunset view ON the River
Schcdt near Antwerp.
Gray Parker had clover "pinalore" cartoon in tho
Daily Gruphsc of Saturday.
The light fire which occurred in John Lafargcs
studio iii the Tenth street building last Wednesday,
and was quickly extinsuishcd. was. believe, tho
hrst Que which has ever taken place in that building
pot Of paint which ieil from decorators scafiold
on To a hot stove was the cause. The damage was
slight. the only canvas ruined being study OF
studio interior not by Mr. Laiarge.
The Baltimore Art Loan Exhibition opens to-nor
row. and promises TO bc a great success There VIII
be about three hundred oil and water color paint
ings, of which one hundred have been sent from
New York studios AZ well as bric-a-brac and opJvcts
The Montreal Art Association Building will be
shortly completed. The late MIR. Benaiah Gibbs gave
plot Of ground and $4,000 toward Its erection.
Ia Buffalo the Decorative Art Society, established
month ago, numbers already 25O neH,bers. and has
thirty-two classes. instructed by tan veschers.
The New York herald., 1879-03-03
NOTES BY A NATURALIST.

"A
Mr.. H. N Moseley. the eminent naturalist who
accompanied Sir Wyville Thomson in his celebrated
scientific voyage around the world in the Challenger
gives in the form Of highly useful ana readable
volume his notes of the expedition, which have
special relation to the department OF research placed
under his charge. Following much the same plan
Of record did Sir Wyville Thomson in his "voyage
Of the Challenger" Mr.. Moseeysgives copious de-
tails OF observations made during the stages
Of his journey. AS specialist he properly limits
his work to subjects which interest the naturalist;
but through the whole there runs pleasing thread
Of narrative that interests less learned readers and
Of nature which hidden beneath the ocean
concealed under the strange forms that inhabt
the and land. It would be very difficult. indeed
to find in twenty-five chapters Of book such q var
ETY. OF information that containedin Mr.. Moseleys
volume without venturing to touch any OF the
subjects treated, and which too numerous to DO
reviewed and too interesting to admit Of any seec-
tions being made from. them for special comment,
it may be well to say that they cover. with liberal
description, immense of the earth s surface
The voyage of the Challenger ranged between the
fftich parallel of north latitude and the Antarctic
Circle, the principal explorations being made be-
tween latitudes 40 north and south. Within this
immense everything Of interest in zoology
botany entomology, &c, reachabe by The author
has been noted carefully. Mr. Moseleys book is
published by Macmillan & Co. much in the style,i in
which Sir wyville Thomsons Voyage of the Chal-
lengcr" has been issued and forms an important
supplement to the latter work.
The New York herald., 1879-03-03
PICTURE GALLERY NOTES.

At Schaus' there has been lately added to the GAL
lery life size figure of "Joan of Arc at Prayer by
Jacquet. The dark haired, noble faced girl. in a
cuirass and long brown dress, kneels on cushion.
and, with upiaisod hands and devout. yet fearless,
look. seeks inspiration from above and protection
for her arms The pose is natural, the face and
hands are painted with skill, and are delicious
in coloring. The crmor Is finely given and is ro-
inarkably elective point.
Among the new canvascs noted on o recent tour of
the upper rooms at Averys are large and fno ox-
nple of Clays, admirably composod-"Tho Port of
Antwerp" Hugues Mere's "Rebccca at the We'll, I"
which ploases US much better than his gcner-
ally do is especially noticeable for the modelling
aud the; rendition OF textures in the costume; u
uest ater color, by vibert; exceedingly clever
head Of scologist examining an ore. By q. Becker.
painted with every wrinkle hair and vein. yet hav-
ing line general effect. aud "a Lively Air., dash
ing bit Of work by Garcia y Ramos.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-02-14

BY fortunate accident. Nollykins
had discovered il.
In half an hour the startling jntcIii-
gence was oil over the little village.
Mr.. Rutherford and John were the
first to convey the welcome news to
Sarah.
She received Mr.. Rutherford's apollo
gies very coldly, and would scarcely
speak to him or the members of his
family, who fastened to express their
regret at what had occurred in person
But upon John she smiled. He knew
her to be innocent that was all he
cared about. ftt
The roses soon returned TO her
cheeks, and. in short time, John Ait
ken made the best amends he could for
his unkind treatment, and Led her away
from the altar blushing bride, the
future partner Of his domestic joys and
sOrrows.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-02-14
WITH CLEARER VISION.
M cAnLorrA FERRY.

saw tonight tho man Iioved
Three little years ago.
did not think so short time
Could change . mortal sol
There were none like him In those days.
10 strong. 40 true, 30 wise;
ae had lofty, marble brow,
And tender, soulful eyes.
a voice of music; hair by which
The ravens wing would seem
Hut pale indeed; face and form
To haunt sculptor dream.
But, when looked at him tonight.
saw no single trace
OF the old glory; only just
A very common face.
No marble brow, no soui-iit orbs;
The face was round and sleek
That once 10 my love haunted eyes
Was 80 intensely Greek.
know full well he has not changed
So very much. All, met
But l was blind In those dear days.
And now, alas, see.
vris very dreadful to be bind.
OF course. and yet tonight
fshould be happier, far, II I
Had not received my sight.
One little thought will trouble me-
only wish knew
Whether ne still is blind, or IL
His eyes are open, too.
Suriin9ton HACK Eye.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-02-14

THE population OF Vienna, including
the garrison. is about 10000 shove
million.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-12-18

tion med den yttre verlden var sa.
lunda stalld under en- strang upp'
sigt. # "4.
Att sadana rent barbariska saker
kunna fa ga onapsta ar verkligen mer
an sorgligt. Var nation eyer for mar
varande alta olyckliga individer dar'
stades och vi anse deras anh6rigas
pligt vara, att narmare genom bes0k
pa platsen s6ka ultima, huruvida de
behandlas pa ett menskligt satt eller
ej. Saken ar af den vigt och beskaf.
fenhet, att Ell nagot dr6jsmal delta
hanseende borde f6rekomma. Afven
| den vansinnigas sorgliga tillvaro
forekomma 6gonblick, da sma glimtar
af f6rnuft ateryanda, och man kan
med latthet tanka sig att deras oval
vid sadana tillfallen aro stora nog,
utan att en- barbarlsk behandli ing be.
h6fver CORA dem storre. :: "a - /
VI aro glade: att kunna ;omnamna
att var. fran denna r0fvarkula ut
'sluppna, landsman amnar lagga hela
delta sorgliga forhallande inf6r gu.
vern6rens 0gon och vi hoppas, att
han sin sida, manad af pligtkansla
och menniskokarlek, skall grund och
botten unders6ka delta sorgliga for.
hallande och bringa sadana af anstal.
tens tjensteman, som aro skyldiga,
till en- vederb0rlig napst.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-12-18
Bref fran folket.
Town Of Delafeld, }
Jackson co., MINI. I

Red. at Mimi. Stats 7idning: a.
Som jag aldrig har sett nagonting
i eder tidning fran denna plats, sa will
jag bedja or ON plats for f6ljande ra.
der: g.. -a..... - .~.
Landet har ar mycket b6rdigt och
kuperadt, men likval ha vi haft klena
sk6rdar har under manga ar. F6rst
hade vi grashopporna att slass med i
flera &r .efter hvarandra, och sedan, da
desse lemnade oss, So kom det for
stark varme just vid den tiden da hive.
tet skulle matas och mogna. F0ljden
blef att saden forbade axen och vardt
skrumpen. ar vardt hvetet battre
an i fjol, hvad qyaliteten betraffar !;
men vi lingo icke nagon stor skord--
endast fran S till 10 bushels pr acre.
nafren gaf fran 40 till so bushels.
I vart town ar ALT land uppkopt,
och har aro manga slags nationer bo-
satta sasom svenskar, norskar, ty-
skar och amerikaner.
vi ha haft en- mycket torr host, sa
att det icke 6nnes mycket vatten i
smasj6arne, och farmarne ia grafva 81.
ma brunnar mycket djupare for att "a
vatten till kreaturen. Har ar ocksa
ganska smatt ON skog, och den som
finnes ar mycket dyr. Det finns WIS.,
serligen we'd till salu Window, men
dar kostar "hard maple" 6 dollars pr
cord. Jag hade mycket mera att ON
tala, men jag will icke ALT for mycket
upptaga er It'd och edra spalter. Jag
aterkommer likval en- AMMAN gang.
Eder tidning lases med stort n6je af
mig och jag will CORA ALT hvad jag
kan for dess spridning.
Aktningsfullt
G. I'm.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-12-18
= s'Hvad mer ON jag ej skulle
RFa njuta darutaf s
En- frukt dock kanske spirar
Ur mullen pa min graf"

Vii senaste mote af f6reninge1
''svea" intogos ,fiera nya medlemmal
och 'f6ljande embetsman valdes: 4's'
Ordf6rande-A.i o. Nordstr6m !; vi
ce ordforande-O. Olson; sekreterare
-. P. Hedberg; korresp. sekretera'
REQ. H6glund; kass6r-J. Larson
bibliotekarie-Peter. johnson; Ebitr,
bibliotekarie-J. 0ster:. revisorer-
o. Hoglund, J. P. Hedberg och A. As
lund. ...--...,s
Enighet ger styrka i ALA haseenden.
Det ar genom en- f6reningslank som
vi mera kunna lara kama och .alska
.hvarandra inb6rdes, latta hvarandras
modor motgangar och nod SAINT ut.
byta tankar och ideer saval sorg
som i glade. Matte vara landsman
6fverallt f6rena sig ON att verka for
ett h6gt och adelt NAL, for tankens
utveckling, kunskapsrik lardom SAINT
hedrandet af var nationalitet, da skall
det svenska namnet skina klarare an
nagonsin fordom. vart anseende 6kas
och afundsjukan oss emellan laggas pa
bar. vi vaga hoppas att denna dag
smart skall randas; men sakert ar att
dess uppnaende kan endast ske genom
enighet. J. P. H.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-12-18
sadan, sd ar alltid utbetalaren ansya'
rig och tvungen att taga den tillbaka.
:, III Ss,ssSs3s* ::aS: sHSS:. ssE Red. !
Isanti den &. Dec. 1879.

'-,,zt EES
Red. at MINI. State Tidning. -
1:o. Kan en- person som tagi,
EE,ssstatemanG'' pa ;etts land afverka log
och ties ph detsamma? taz5>.
), 20. Kan en- person som tagit 16(
acres '..'homatead." taga ytterligare
land bredvfd pa statement?
SO. q Betalas nSgra skott-pengar fol
rofdjur, och@i sa fall for hvad slags
dur? ~ u t@5sa-. g. -: p. B.
a2l:o. ia, ifall han for 6frigt fulIg61
sina'skyldigheter under ''preemption"'
lagen, nemligen Bigger, bebor och
odlar det.
2:o.S Nej, icke sa lange han Dor pa
sitt @homestead." - -".'
SO. Staten sbetalar ett ...bounty" at
ssfe dollars f6f hvarje varg (wolf), som
Fd6das inom dess granser; den som g6r
;ans6kan for sadant' "bounty" skall in.
om'tjugo dagsr 'framvisa,inf6r coun.
ty'ts Auditor :vargens hufvud med
skim och 6ron fastsittande SAINT af-
lagga skriftlig ed pa att vargen var
d6dad inom samma county ej langre
an 20 dagar f6rut.
: Dessutom eyer nty.commissio.
ners inom hvarje county ratt att be.
stamina och betala ett county."b
ty' for utrotande af 8. k. "gophers, -
men sadant ''bounty" betalar da coun.
ty't och ej staten.
Inga skottpengar betalas for nagra
sndra dur. Red.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-12-18
Fragor och .,!|l '',1,I sVar.
Carver den 7 Dec. 1879.

- - I E-F -
Red. af Minn. Stats 1fdning. 80 s$ I.
ii Hvilka bankers sedelmynt ar 81
.kerta Ifall en- bank stoppar, ar di
sdess utstsehde sedelmynt Yardel6st I
Har aro sedlar omlopp fran en- Chi.
cago-bank, rom sages hafya stOppat
och den okunnige l6per naturligtvis
storsta faran att drabbas af f6flusten.
E. e. s. B
vi hafva bott tvanne slags sedel-
mynt; det ena ar United States, 2
och det andrs de s. K. National
Bank ..sedlar, bada aro fullkomligt
CODA. En- ..National Bank kan stop.
pa och dess aktiegare och deposit6rer
kunna f6rlora litet eller mycket, ALT
efter bankens tillgangar, men bankens
utestaende sedlar aro alltid fnllkom-
8ligt CODA och blifva igenl6sta till slit
sfulla belopp, emedan F6renta slater
mas regeriHg har So ordnat att for
shvarje nio hundra dollars sedlarsom
banken stalleri omlopp maste den de:
ponera efs talsen dollars E6rentaS Sta:
sternas bonds som sakerhet. Det al
sblott falska sedlar som aro fariiga,
men sadana f6rekomma mycket sal.
Ian. och aknlle nagon sraka att Ca On
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-12-18
Asylet for vansinniga i Lincoln,
Nebraska.
fUr Vestra Postenl

Bland andra institutioner, som un-
derstodes genom altman beskattning,.
al asylet for sinnessvaga Lincoln.
Har intagas sadana olycklige varelser,
som dels Ida af temporar dels obotlig
sinnesrubbning. Man har med skal
ansett, att inga olyckligare varelser
finnas och man har darf6re vid dylika
anstalter sin behandling sokt att
med mildhet och hofsamhet f6rening
med vissa f6rstr6elser, lampade efter
hvarje sinnesrubbad persons yttrin.
gar, ware sig sjukdomen ar af en- mil
dare eller mera valdsam art, forskaffa
nSgra ljusglimtar delta at idel skug-
gor omslutna lif. I utlandet har man
till och med gait sa langt att lata de,
som aro angripna af en- mildare form
af sinnessvaghet, in6fva latta roller i
mindre teaterstycken, for att pa delta
satt, dels ge dem sysselsattning, dels
f0rstr5else. Dessutom har erfarenhe.
ten visat, att promenader fria luften
en- af natur och konst rikt utrustad
omgifning verkat valg6rande, hvar.
fore vid sadana asyler man varit an.
gelagen att anlagga tradgardsplante.
ringar, tradgrupper o. d. Men fran.
f6rallt har man sa myeket som moi.
ligt i sin behandling sokt inlagga
mildhet och hofsamhet mot de olyck-
liga, hvilket visat sig, efter mang-
Srigt studiun, vara den basts och SAX.
raste methoden att till det klara for.
nuftet atervinna, ON ej ALA, atminsto.
ne en- stor procenthalt af dem.
vi aro ledsna att n6dgas erkanna,
att var asyl Lincoln langt ifran kom-
mer upp till fordringarne pa en- dylik
nutidens institution. vi hafya fran
en- af vara egna landsman, som for en-
It'd for sjukdom n6dgats yistas dar-
stades och som nu utkommit darifran,
hort saker, som Yerkligen aro af den
natur att mera lata denna institution
komma under rubrik af ett vanligt
strafangeIse AM en- valg6renhetsan-
stalt. var sagesman, hyilken vi eli
hafya nagon anledning att misstro
utan tyartom, yttrar att yaldsamheter
af det gr6fsta Stag af tjenstpersona.
len begas mot dessa hjelpl6sa menni.
skor. Sma f6rseelser, sasom sender
slaende af en- f0nsterruta eller dyIikt,
stlaffas med belaggande med jern af66r
fere timmars It'd. En- af vara olysk.
liga landsman, som nyss anlandt gill
anstalten, larer upprepade ganger
|behandlats pa ett yerkligt grymt och
ratt satt, ehuru hans sinnesrubbning
eli var af det mera Valdsamma slaget.
Bref lingo ej afsandas fdrran de f5rat
genomlasts och hvarje kommunika-
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-12-18
Kirkoven den 8 Dec. 1879

KirkOVen den 8 Dec. 1879.
Red. at M,mn. Stats 7idming:
Hvad kostar en- biGett fran Cote.
borg till Kirkhoven? J. j. l..
En- biljett fran G6teborg till st. Paul
kostar $56 pa de fiesta liner; pa Allan.
linien ungefar $53. Fran G6teborg
till Willmar kostar den 958.40. Er
station fnns 81 upptsgen pa prislistan.
Red.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-12-18
Norway Lake d. 4 Dec. 1879.

NOIWdy A6ho IL 4 D0Cs 4Cs0s
Red af Mtnn. Stats 7Idaing.
Tack for ert talamod att vanta pa
mig och andra fattiga farmare med
betalningen for eder CODA tidning'
Det ar inte' So godt for manga af oss
att vara jordbrukare. De dar gras
:hoppearen satte manga af oss So langt
itillbaka, att det tager manga CODA ar
iinnan vi kunna rata ut ryggen igen,
och fer ha allaredan mast gifva
Iupp staten. Andra ater b6ria komma
i'm sin gamla, oberoende stallning
Iigen. Hvad fattas var gamla Litch.
Ifield-korrespondent som ej latith6ra af
sig pa sd lange? Vore jag So god skri'
bent sem han ar, sd skulle afven jag
inSgon gang lata h6ra af mig med nd.
gon nyttig och upplysande uppsats.
Vanskapsfullt
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-12-18

Men da h6res en- klar och saker
stamina, rarma ordalag bevisa, att
en- Sam kristendom maste vara grun-
dad pa knnskaper och f6rstand, hvar-
f6rutan de icke Yaga tanka for sig
5sjelfve utan vackla hit och dit, redl6sa
som On span pa hafvet. Han yisar