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Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-01-09
Bref fran folke!.
Osceola Mills, Polk CO.. Wis, q
.1..,,... den 80 December 1878.

Red. aff MINI. Stats 7Tiiaa,ing =!
Polk county gransar ihela desslangd
till. Ghisago co., Minn., och skiljes fran
delta genom st. Croix-fioden. Det al
,leladt a27 townships, af hyilka 1s
..towns'' aro organiserade. I nastarl
ALA faf dessa finnas skandinayiska
settlementer med CODA skolors och or.
ganiserade forsamlingar. Manga skan..
.linayer innehafva f5rtroende deposter,
sasom sstoWn-' = och countY-tjenstem teman-
Delta har yisssrligen Yarit och kom,
mer att f6rblifva en- nagel ogat pa
sEissa enskilda politici; men efte1
Bhyad som berattas utfora de skandi.
naviska tienstemannen dem betrodde
#befattningar redligt och pa ett tiH. /.
fredssta allande satt, som star Ieke till.
haka for dsras fors3knSares.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-01-09
appletrad, ger mig fullkomlig ofyer-
tygelse om,s att vi afyen kunna odla

appletrad, ger mig fullkomlig ofyer-
atygelse om,s att vi 5afven kunna odla
parontrad, da vi "a sadana varieter
ter, som arc passande, for vart XII,
mat. Men. .huru vi skola IA dessa, ar
en- fraga som jag lange studerat. Att
sanda efter ympqvistar ifrAn kalla
trakter 3kunde kanske lyckas, men det
sakraste yere att franakarnore euppdra.s
ga trad, och da dessa trad fngo frukt,
skulle man vanyo uppdraga trad fran
skarnor af de trad som salunda blifvit
odlade i1ar. Da kan man :yara Eiss
ON att "a parontrad, som skulle blif.
va passande for klimatet. storsta
deleni laf nordveste serysn,an
hafva annu ieke gjort nagra fors6k
att. odla. eller uppdraga parontrad,
emedan afsattningen sarit saisliten,
att det icke' har betalt sig, Darfore
.har. storsta delen af de 8 trad! som
blifvit forsalda 'har varit importera-
de ifran ,andra slater. Och att. .stor-
sta .delen dott ut ar icke underligt, ty
detavar samma forhallande med. app.
letraden, sa lange de fraktades ifran
andra slater. trakten af Lake Pc
pin, vet jag, 6nnes manga farmare som
for Is a 20: ar, sedan kopte mycket
frukttrad fran 6stern, och nastan ALA
af dessa5 trad hafva1 1dott ut. Daref-
tereHille de icke skopa 4nagra flere
frukttrad, emedan de, trodde att
frukttrad icke kundeI vaxa shar. Men
da Lake City tradskolor blefvo anlag-
da borjade <folket ater igen kopa
frukttrad, och nu ega manga allare.
dan yackra frukttrad som -burit frukt
i flera ar. M under julien har jag
besokt nina vanner Lake City och
Stockholm, Wis, och hade n6jet att
7se7 deras frukttrad stodo i godtaskick,
SAINT visade att ia en- rik skord mast
skommande, sommar. Dar funnos af-
ven parontrad hvilka jag, .da jag ar
betade i Lake City tradskolor, aofver-
|'talte7 folket att planters pa forsok.
Nagra parontrad gsfvo .frukt forliden
sommar., - .,,, -,,.,,5 a.,
IL Summit tradskolor hafva vi hera
sorters parontrad, som arc plantera-
de endast pa f0rs0k. ....> :.
Liksom vara praktiska fruktodlare.
de senare aren hafva uppdragit man
ga nya apple:varieteter, SOM 'befun-
nits vara passande for Minnesotas
klimat, sa hafva afven nagra lyckats
.uppdraga nya parontrad, men som
folket annu icke'l tror att parontrad
tala klimatet, sa ar afsattningen sa
liten att det icke betalar sig att odla
dem. .'Flemish Beauty" ar namnet
pa den parontrads-varietet som jag sal
de, da jag arbetade Lake City trad
skolor. Dessa trad voro dock icke
uppdragna dar, utan importerade fran
andra slater. - ~ q 10 t'.~.ag
Dem som onska plantera pa rontrad
Wilt jag rada till att kopa "Flemish
Beauty" SAINT plantera dem pa torr
och upphojd plats3 3hvar de- kunna liaf'
va skydd for morgon- och mi sml1'iiddlsagsso-
len. Men det will anuu taga nagra ar
imam vi kunna odla paron sd val som
applen men med tiden skola vi nog
lyekas vara foretag, sa att Minneso-
ia kan raknas till en- af Unionens
fruktstater. .irss. ~:
| rsl -, A. J. DIN.
Il 49, ~.-r.. II Minneapolis, MINI.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-01-09
Evangelist Lutherska kyrkan
isEaSa.
-1Is u ~ Its
Minneapolis, MINI.
(Forts fran f0reg. n:o.)

\IoAbo AAeA AoANe3 As~st
Under atskilligas veckors It'd bodde
vi i samma hus som Jag 'predikade.
var hela egendom bestod, at en- sang
med repbotten,l ett 8 enkelt bord, zen
fgammal byra, .en ditto kok. ."stove" och
nagra becker. }skinka och nil -vara
f6rnamsta Observation-Disclosures dyra i
Red Wing och det kostade ss4.0o att "a
dem transporterade. = 4 sar~', d. :
M. Pa warren 1856 uppf6rdes pa mr. Will
lards farm ett estockhus, amnadt for
ettsskolhus och en- kyrka, men det blef
icke fardigt vid tiden da jag anlande
ochh hela sommaren atgicksattg0ra det
brukbart for yiltren. Vi begagnade
det5dock for gudtienst under somma.
rem, sedan golfvet blifvit inlagdt. !.
/ W Den % Juni holI forsamlingen ett
mote da enHkonstitution antogs, hvars
grund principer ,annu arc galIande, ehu.
ru betydligt forbattrade aren 1857 och
$780, Frsgan ON plan for kyrka och
kyrkogard kom afven uppl yid delta
mote. Mr. Willard erbjod sig att do
nera l0aacres land till forsamlingen
for delta andamal, belaget ett litet
stycke fran hvar den naryarande kyr.
kan star. Detta gener6sa anbud an;
togs med tacksamhet. Men som mr.
. - SfeS II
Willard hade den olyekan att forlora
sitt land, kunde f6rsamlingen ej erhal:
Ia, ,fastebref pa detsamma och f6ljakt.
ligen ej begagna det. Eft antal d0da
begrafdes har och skolhuset brukades
| till kYrka tills 1862. 80 RI
Forsamlingen blef lagenligt inkor.
porerad den JUL 1855 och foljande
Ihrr valdes till s'trustees' = for f6rsam-
lingen: Peter Nilsson for ett ar; Carl
Carlson for tYa ar :; och Olof Peterson
for tire ar. 81. ;zi
Fran denna It'd kan man saga att for
samlingen var fullt organiserad och
mitt syfte harefter skall blifva att vi
sa dess utveckling och f6rkofran un,
der de f6ljande tjugotya aren ~ at dess
tiIlvaro. 4 Il
sVasa f6rsamlings historic ar SO sam, n
smanvafd med min egen, att jag 81 kan kan
beratta den ena utan att vidr6ra den
andra. jag hoppas for den skull att
hyad jag har kommer att saga ON mig
ssielf 81 anses framma anadt af egenkar.
LEX.
Efter att tlera yeckor hafya b0tt hos
Peter Nilsson. fiyttade Vi till en- plats
narheten az White Rock. Jag kbpts fran
fra Bsokman dc forbattringar, som
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-01-09

de Cannon Falls pa aftonen, men
6ron. nasa, handler och fotter voro
frusna och jag skunde pa en- lang
Pstund ej saga EFT ord. 'Efter att haf.
va blifvit uppvarmd och fatt nagot
mat att styrka mig med, var jag istand
att predika pa qvallen och nasta dag
atervande jag till Red Wing. ~ d"
., F0rutom de missionsresor som jag
gjorde till andra trakter af staten,
fortsatte jag att betjena f0rsamlingar-
ne Red Wing och Vasa .tills Novem-
,ber 1858. =. 3s..A 4. .~
F0rsamlingen 0kades fortfarande
och raknade pa hosten 1858 130 kom-
munikanter och fera afseenden kun.
de jag Sc ,frukterna af -zmitts :ar bette.
Min Ion skulle. ,vara 5000 fran hvardera
af de bagge f6rsamlingarne, men som
tiderna yoro harda under dessa. Ar och
ALA nina f0rsamlingsboar voro nybyg.
gare och sjelfva maste strafya for slit
uppehalle, erh0ll jag icke denna sum.
ma. ,.Sa resterade f0rsamlingen i
Vasa den 25 Juni 1858 800 till mig
och hade f0ga eller inga utsigter att
nagonsin kunna betala det. Min hela
lon fran bagge firsamfingarne fran d.
25 Juni till l November 1858 uppgick
till $75 / kolltanter. nagra sackar ska
dad majs och tnnna b0nor. Det var
moiligen Diet basta det fattiga folket
kunde astadkomma och, Gud ware tack,
jag led ingen nod, ehuru Diet manga
ganger var ganska tryckande.
Fran f0rsamlingens borjan till Nov.
1858 voro f0ljande .,personer embets-
man: .- e. ..a ~.
s'Deacons"-Sven Jacobson, S. j.
Willard, Ola Olson, sen., John Sundell,
Jacob Robertson, S. P. Peterson, Carl
Johnson, Per Johnson, John Bergdahl,
T. G. Pearson och Nils Svenson. .
T., "'Trnstees''-Peter Nilsson, Carl Carl.
son, Olof Peterson, T. G. Pearson och
Sven jacobson. s,Isu:. r,
Klockare Nils Person.
.Sexton-John Bergdahl och Olof
Peterson. 80
En- f6randring lararekallet intra fla.
de nu. Hvad som f6rorsakade denna
f0randring och forsanlingens historic
under min skilsmessa fran densamma,
fran den November 1858 till den |
September 1881, skal jig nu korthet
'beratta. ~ '.
Pa hosten 1857 borjade jag att pu.
blicera en- tidning under namn af
Minnesota. Posten.' en familie.tid-
ming afhandlands politiska och religi0.
sa frtgor utonL aIlmanna nyheter, m.
m. :, Jag tror.@annus att nagot godt
,astadkon,s af denna tidning, ehuru jag
,maste angra att jag nagonsin f0rs0kte
mig politiken. For :nagon~ It'd miss.
tanktes jag for att .ega EFT stort poll
/ tiskt inaytande bland svenskarue |
Goodhue county, men att saga sannin.
gen, har. jag aldrig .varit nagon politi-
ker, ehuru jag yid olika tilIfallen har
diskuterat allmanna moraliska princi.
per ON ratt och :oratt, rorande .politi-
ken, men Jag har aldrig tagit, nagon
aktiy del politiskas sm6ten och dylikt,
och, ,aldrig eftersfrafvat nagot politskt
embete mitt lif. (Forts.l
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-01-09

~ AT en- notis pa annat stale dagens num-
mer finner lasaren att Caleb Cushing i da-
garne af1idit. '! . .-: Red. ann
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-01-09
F'rl'uktodling. n
IF6r Minnesota Stats Tidning. i

z Iti = Stats I1nlng
Manga af var stats fruktodlaret aro
.annu j oyissaet ON Vi kunna odla pa.
rontrad eller icke nordyestern..
Jag har sielf varit oYiss darsm; men
den praktik JAG MI eyer odling af
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-06-13
The Alleged Oldest Man in the World.

Probably the oldest man in the world
lives at Colombia. At meeting of
physicians held at Bogota, DR.. Luis
Hernandez gave an account of visit
he paid to half-blood farmer, named
Miguel Soils, who dwells at the foot of
the Sierra Mesilla. Soils says he is $50
years old, but his neighbors maintain
that he is really much older. DR.. Her
nandez had personal interviews with
some of the oldest inhabitants of the
neighborhood, and they told him that
from their childhood they remembered
the old man Soils very we'll When they
were playing around as boys, he was
commonly reputed to be more than 100
years old. He himself acknowledges as
his own one of the signatures to contri-
buttons in 1712 for the erection of the
franciscan monastery near San Sebas-
tian. DR. Hernandez upon his visit
found the old man active, and, indeed,
at work in his garden his skin re-
sembled parchment, his long, snow
white hair was twisted like turban
around his head, and so penetrating was
the glance shot from his eyes that DR..
Hernandez felt uncomfortable when the
old man looked steadily at him. Soils
readily answered all the questions that
were put to him. He attributed his
great age entirely to his regular, tenn
perate habits; he never, he said, either
in eating or drinking, transgress the
limits of moderation. II only eat
once day." he said, "but when I do
eat, l eat solid, nutritious food, that
takes at least half an hour for me to
eat; for you see a man can eat in half
hour more than he can digest in twenty
four. do not depend very much on
meat; fast on the 1st and 18th of
every month, and drink as much water
as 1 can swallow. l let my food get
cold before / eat it, and ascribe, in a
great measure, my length of days to
the, practice" The Indians in the
ne Ighborhood are firmly convinced that
S oils has sold himself to the devil, and,
curiously enough, the old man tries to
confirm them IN the idea -Kol,aische
Zeital1lg.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-06-13
A Matter of Interest to Travellers.

Tourists, emigrants and mariners find that
Hostet,er's Stomach Bitters is a medicinal safe
guard against unbealthful influences, upon
which they can implicitly rely, since 1t pre-
vents the effects that an unhealthy climate, vi
tiated atmosphere, unaccustomed or unwhole-
some diet bad water or other conditions I'M
favorable to health, would otherwise produce.
On long voyages, or journeys by land in lati-
tudes adjacent to the equator, it is especially
useful a. preventive of the febrile complaints
and disorders OF the stomach. liver and bowels,
which are apt to attack natives of the temper
ate zones soiourniug or travelling in such re-
gions, and lie an excellent protection against the
influence of extreme cold, sudden changes OF
temperature, exposure to damp or extreme ia
tigue. II not only prevents intermittent and
remittent fever, and other diseases Of q mala-
rial type, but eradicates them, a fact which has
been notorious for years past in North and
South America, Mexico, the West Indies, Aus
traia and other countries
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-06-13
Ship Canals.

Since the opening of the Suez canal
ten years ago, various enterprises of the
same kind, and in some cases of equal
Importance, have been projected in die
ferent parts of the world. The Rus
sian Government has twice considered
the possibility of uniting the Caspian
and the Black sea by canal between
the two great rivers of the Caucasus,
but the difference of level, and the alb
sence of any definite prospects of COM
mercial advantage, seem to have caused
its 0nal Abandonment. Another
canal has been projected for the
purpose of rendering Central Asia
mere accessible, by turning the
Oxns once more into the Caspian sea,
through the channel from which it was
diverted by Octai Khan in the thir-
teepth century, though it may be
doubted whether the already dimin-
ished stream could cover this extra dis
lance without becoming absolutely un-
navigable higher up. Several import
ant canals for purposes of irrigation
have been set on foot in Northern In
dia, and one, at least, partially COM
pleted. M. De Lessups has eclipsed
his former exploit by the colossal pro-
iect of pouring the Atlantic upon the
Sahara desert, though it seems probable
that this scheme, from various causes,
can be only partially accomplished, if
at all, The Darien ship canal, now un-
der consideration, is perhaps the most
important of all; but, like many other
great modern achievements, it has
merely revived a conception several
centuries old. The first suggestion of
it originated with Vasco Nunez de Bal
bac, a Spanish explorer, who was the
first to reach the Pacific shore in the
reign of Charles V. The Suez canal
was begun by Pharaoh-Necho, under
whom, as Herodotus tell us, 100000
Egyptians persisted in digging this pas
sage" The Mont Ceuis tunnel was at
least partially anticipated ny the rock
rending exploits of Hannibal to 215 B.
@. The circumnavigation of Africa
was the idea of Xerxes, and the over
land route to India was that of Alex
ander the Great.-Ne,C York paper.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-06-13

silence, which had begun to yield to
sad forebodings of disaster. Mr.. Ben
nett, of the New York Herald, volun-
teered to send his famous vessel, the
Jeanette, in search of Nordenskjold,
and she was about to start from San
Francisco when the good tidings came
which relieves the world of all anxiety.
II this age is not wonder-hardened,
Prof. Nordenskjold will be welcomed
back to Europe with such marks of hon
or as have been accorded to no other
discoverer of this era, not even the he
roic Stanley.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-06-13

A CORRESPONDENT of the London
Garden says: MANY years ago friend
gave me simple recipe for ink foi
writing on zinc, which have constantly
used since. 1t is twelve to sixteen
grains bi-chloride of platinum dissolved
in one ounce distilled water. If kept
corked, small bottle will last many
years. The zinc labels must of course
be cleaned before using. This is readily
done by rubbing either with fine emery
paper or with very dilute oil of vitriol
Then simply write the name and allow
the ink to dry. 1 have used labels Of
this description for years, and have
never lost name since adopting them
They have been found equally suitable
for the house or the open air."
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-06-13

VoR an irritated throat, cough or cold,
roWn's bronchial Iroches " are offered with
tue fullest confidence in their efficacy They
maintain the good reputation they have justly
acquired % cts box.
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Assign & HAMLlN GARNET ORGANS

mROUN u hHMlIN GHbINc uh6HkS
Demonstrated best by HIGHEST HONORS AT ALL
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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-06-13
Cattle i'm the United States.

The late quarterly report of the Blu
reau of Statistics gives the number of
cattle in the United States for two Pc
RODS, that of 1869 and 1878. The whole
number of mich COWS in 1860 is given
at 9,302,714; all other cattle, IL, 4643S5.
In 1878 there were IL ,3C0,1 COWS, and
19,223,300 head of other cattle. This
shows q large per cent. of increase in
eight years. The number in the States
named below for those twS periods
stood as follows:
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ONE of the military balloons made a

ONE of the military balloons made at
the WoJlwich arsenal. 800 cubic meters
in size, has been wrecked. When about
to be tried, it was inflated, but by a
strong current of wind it was set free.
The balloon, happily without passen-
gers, rapidly rose to the clouds, where
an explosion took place, and the rem
nants fell into the Thames.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-06-13

1T is demonstrated that America makes
the best Cabinet or Parlor Organs in the world.
At all worlds exhibitions in recent years Mason
d Hamlin have obtained highest honors, having
received the gold medal at the Paris Exposition
of 1878
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THE Mendelssohn Piano Co., No 81 East 18th
Street, N. Y, sell Pianos az Factory Prices.
Write for catalogue
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FoR TILE YrAn 1S60.

Texas leads all in the number of cat
tie of all kinds, in 1878, the number re-
ported being 3,458,300.
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TRAIT the photograph can @bottle up" the
voice and pass IL Gown TO future ages Is indeed
q wonder, but IL not the restoration OF lost
voice more wonderfully And yet DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery speedily restores a
lost voice, cures hoarseness, sore throat, bron-
chitis and consumption. Many ministers who
had abandoned the pulpit, by reason Of sore
throat and general debility, have, by the use of
the Discovery been restored to perfect health
and strength. Sold by druggists.
No FAILURES are recorded Of the famous out
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Is invariably successful in healing sores, cur
ing eruptions, removing proud flesh and over
coming snppuration and inflammation. These
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any scar or discoloration Of the skin. AS q
local application for chronic rheumatism, sore
throat and tightness of the chest, it is also
highly spoken of. Sold by all druggists.
PEOPLE residing in paludal districts, or re-
moving to such localities. can place reliance In
the efficacy of DIR. Wilhoft's Anti Periodic or
Fever and Ague Tonic, to prevent, or rather
counteract, all malarial diseases 1t never fails
to cure Chllls and Fever, Dumb Ohills and En-
larged Spleen, and is guaranteed to contain no
dangerous drug. The composition of this
medicine is given with each bottle, and can be
had from all druggists.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-05-09

One of his Captains had sailed three
voyages ~ ChiMa without clironom.
ctcr, depending on dead reckoning
aud lunars." Just before starting on
his fourth voyage, he suggested Ia Mr..
Assor TINT II would he safer Ia have n
chronem.ter. well. get one,' said
the merchant, The Captain did Nd, md
entered its cost In Ills account current.
When AS,ors eye fell upon the item,
he drew his pencil through il. Tho
Captain eApostulatcd. Tam IL, man..
tail Astor, u tolt Won 10 get one.
tidnt SAY Id pay for il.
The Captain severed his connection
with Astnr then and there, went into
Will street, engaged with other owners.
and before night WAS In command Of m
iinc ship m ever Heated in New York 4
beautiful hay. In three days she w,ls
ready for sen and set sail. At the same
time AStors ship, under command OF \
new Captain. ~ sail also. They had 4
race for Hong Kong: bnt the Captain
who, M he used to put II, had discharged
John Jacob Aston. by keeping the men
nj the braces, took advantage of every
pntI' 81 wind and won by three days.
Then there WAS lively work. The ship
was loaded III tho shortest time posi-
bic. aud before Astor's vessel, which
had arrived meantime. MAS half loaded,
our Captain weighed anchor, and with
u full cargo III ten set sail for SANDY
Hook. arrived in good time. got his
ship alongside the wharf. and began
hosting out his cargo, which was sold
by auction ON the spot. This glnttel
the market, for the consumption WAS
comparatively small in those days. and.
when Astor's ship came in, prices Ind
fallen.
Two days later, ~ tho Captain was
sauntcring down broadway. hc met his
former employer. How much did dat
chronometer cost yon2' asked tho lat
ter. six hundred dollars" well"
snil Astor, !" dat vas cheap. II cost me
sixty to,,hani tollars.' The merchant
and the Captain hive long since pail
the long reckoning, hut that chronom.
ctcr IL still y good timckccpcr and 4
treasured relic NJ we'll BOSTON Tran.
Etrfuf
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-05-09

Lawyers are not hnpp0kcd To merit. ~
class, the blessing pronounced upon
pcacemakers. But even DR.. johnson,
who hatea tha legal fraternity, WINS once
I'D 10 write M epitaph on 4 pcncc-mak.
ing lawyer. Tho doctor wns passing q
churchyard, and, seeing some people
weeping over u grave, asked n woman
why they wspt.
@Oh," said shc, 1--WE have lost our
precious lawyer, Justice Randall! lie
kept IN from going ~ law the best
man who over lived.
We'll replied Johnson. II will write
you M apltnph 10 put upon his tomb. :
Il read:
tod Works ~anirrs anN AMI then
isrs ilrn lawyer ~ hnnsAt man.
II johnson Ind lived century later,
and nude the acquaintance u Judge
Kyland, u Missouri. hc might nave
written similar cpitaph. Mere than
once the Judge wis heard 10 say
II would rather give tiOO out ot my
own packet % avoid snit between
nrighinrs than 10 gain $500 Wy prosc.
| cutting 0nr."
| This pacific lawyer was once asked
by gentleman belonging 10 MI inhn.
cntial family 70 bring xnit against q
brother for Islander.
tho home" sAid the Judge. after list
cning ~ tho complaint. "and fall on
your knrcs three times day for week
aud pray 0od to forgive you for l,ar.
boring sich nnkini feelings against i
brother. II ri the end ri that time yo,
are still determined 10 hiring the suit ~
turn ~ mc, aud VI will consult abonl
III"
"That IL strange counsel for lawycl
10 give,' remarked the nun, amazed tim
q lawyer should decline smit.
"Yes,' VIM tho reply: "but IL II III,
best cum now give YOU
\ Before the week Ind ended, the mai
returned and told the Judge that h
had concluded not to bring the suit
Youths Companion.
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Ar tie postal card factory. Holyoke.
Mass. designs ire being made for new
two.cent international card. and double
sized two.rent card for domestic use.
The former will b. issued about July 1,
! III the latter next full.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-05-09

A RECENT report Submitted 70 tho
House I'll Lords shows that In England
thc amount 81 drunkenness varies In a.
most exact proportion ~ the variety Of
climate. the vice being most prevalent
In thc North