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Statement Of the Condition
OF faE
Insurance Co. OF North Americ;

cn the 3lst day Of 0scsmbev, 1879.
The name Of the Company ia The Insurance
Company Of North America,
y located IN ral.dephi. sns.
TNe issouns Of ~ ssrs6a stoss ssad - ~ 1AAeA
10000.
THE AssErrs OF THE COMPANY ARE AZ FOLLOWS
Cash on hand and Banks nSS,sSS ~ - y
Real Estate unincun bered. ........:... 1AI1e2 ~
Bonds owned by the company, to-wit:..
U. g. and State, etc, ,6s5 Of
STOCK nonas etc toa'Ssy sgn M ="
'' '1s An1 A.' 1e on coiiater.is os1 o. o.
Loans on Bond and Mortgage being frat
lien on unincumbered Real Estate. l,l5A, ,665 81
Debts otherwise secured. .............
Debts for premiums ~ MI 80
A 0'o'f Te..! % 10 IS Is
LIAD1LIr1Es:
Amount necessary for Rs-insurance. j. &6i, ,Sit 50
Losses adjusted and due. .............
Losses adjusted and not due. 49,.
Losses Losses in .u.penssiv,..ins for further
All opnsp p, ci,,ms .s.n.. the company.
Re-inclaimable on perpetuai policies ~, - ~ N ls
Total i.6ilitas. D. ~ ..:d l., ~. o,,s H.z'So' r,
compm to be insured in sny oas city. town or
rss greatest amour. allowed % DO insured In any
STATE ri1 p'tSr' OF PENNSYLVANIA,
County Of Philadelphia.
W. l.. Davis, Vice President aud Grevilie n.
OF \ orth America, being duly sworn, dopose ana
say, that ths foregoing 10 full, true aud correct
statement Of the affairs q said Company; ina tne
Ut least One Huud1ed Thousand Dollars Of actual
cash capital invested in the State and United States
stocks and bonds, OF In BOND ana Aort9sSos OF
| amount for which the same 10 mortgages; and they
the above described officers Of the said insur-
". 8. DAVIS, Vice President.
G"EvILLE E. FRYER, Asst. secrstasy.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 18th day
[Seal.] Of January, 1881.
Com for Dakota at Philadelphis, Pom.
OFFICE OF TxsnIroRIAL AUDITOR.
Yankton, Dakota, Jan. 3, 1850.
1. e. A. Sherman, Auditor Of the Territory OF
true and correct copy OF the orignal statement q
the Insurance company Of North America, OF Pfl-
sdslphia PENN on the alst day Of December, le'S,
- ~ = i. 4. SHERMAN, Auditor.
ny L. NJ. PUREY, Deputy.
THH TEn.,r"sy ~ DAKOTA,
=Auditors Office.
Whereas the Ius %. OF North America located
IN the city OF phtisdalphis aud state Of Penneyi-
vania hAs hled In this Office sworn statement of ~
| condition on the 3ist day Of December A. !s.9
| Ieeislsti o Assembly OF the erritory OF Dakcta,
| rel' ting TO Insurance Companies. approved Seo'
| Euary 10, 1877; and
Whereas on examination Of the sworn statemens
OF said Company hled IN this ONCE. and that the
said InsuI ance Company is possessed Of the nec-
eessary smount Of capital invested - requtredsby
Law.
Therefore I, e. A. Sherman Auditor of Dakot"
Territory. do hereby certify tkat said lnsnranc"
Compsny IL duly authorized to transact tho busi-
meas OF Fire Insurance. in said Territory, for the
year ending December 3lst 1880, by Agents prop
| erly appointed.
y. ". TAYLOR, Agent, Canton
In testimony whereof, have hereunfo get my
Hand aud Seal this 3Oth day Of January A. D. 1890
e. 4. SHERMAN, Auditor.
b L. II. PunDY, Deputy.
7 w. TAYLOR. Agcnt,1
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-02-26

That FEBRUARY, 1880. has FIVE Sundays
ia NOT such an extraordinary event as
many suppose. 1t has occurred seven
times since the beginning Of the 7th cen
,urv and twice-iS24 and -852-in the
present century. Between now and a. D.
1900. It will occur five times, and after
,hs. none Of rs will care if 1t comes every
year.
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The Journa. says the ice in the river a,
,h., pcint moved out past Sioux City yes
,erday. ard the Tankton Press fsys tbs
,,,e, ,e e,e., .s f.- 70 - p Randall.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-02-26

Ignatius Donnelly u democrat of Min
nes o,a has been cnntestlng Washburn 8
seat in Congress and notwithstanding
Washburn was elected by upwards OF
5000 majority, the dem cratic committee
in Congress are gong to report In favor
of unsealing Wasl,burn the Republican
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-02-26

Salt Lake Correspondence says: SO sure
as congress undertakes to enforce the law
against polygamy. and brings the crime
stained voiaries to the bar of justice, so
sure will the Mormon people assemble for
the armed d. fence of their so called ''prin-
ciples," and war pro,racted AID d's.s-
,r,as will inevitably follow.
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Notis.e t., Creditors.

u ~ Da6esr Of the estate Of James CLARK, de-
eoooeA.
aotacs b haseby given by the undersigned, ad-
aaahesstoe Of The estate Of James Clark deceased,
~ cfodttors Of and all persons having claims
04Ase shs sa3d deceased to exhibit them With the
1eeeeosy vouchers y thin four months after the
- patNcatiou OF this notice, to the ssa stiminis-
osor q Ais ofRce In Canton in the county Of Lin-
- aod Territory Of Dak0ss.
Oaeod q Canton, d. +. February l4th, 1ee1
II. NJ. CLARK.
Aan'st'f q The estate Of James CLARK, deceased.
S.W, TAILOR,
Ats'y 3oe the Estate. A-A2
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MISCELL. L.iNEOUS

WM. M. CUPPETT.
PEAL ESTATE ABSTRACT OFFICE; vii,
pay taxes for non-residents. Once at the
Court House. Canton, d. T. TT
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u. G.. JACOBS.
GEORGE WEBB

4 COUNTY TREASURER, Canton, d. r. Rea
Estst- . d tax ps, ing business promptly at
sssdedto 10. ON At Court House. ltf
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NEW HARNESS SHOP
JOHN W. HEWITT,

-nknufscturer aud Dealer IN
aARNE6s, HAJ.TERS, COLLARS, RIDING
BRIDLES, ETC., kc.
Constantly ON hand good assortment of Whips,
L1sees, Brushes, Curry Combe, Collars, &c Will
Canton, Oct. .. 1851.
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TONSORrAL ARTIST. Shops in Bsrrows 4
Oorson's Sample rooms, and also door south
eAampooinG In the 6est style Of the art. The pub
hare invited 70 csN
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Car of Seed Wheat
to arrive lst of next week
MADoLE g. HISKLEY.
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NJ. l.. SlvERCN.
WATcnMAxEx / lEwELER, and dealer in
oeecAs, Jewelry, ETC.. at Gibert's store,
SAeeo, DIT. Mkiuds Of work in my line attended
eeDsO0D13y IN on short notice.
R1DEhI0CR-MY WORK. ....
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MercllaMt's Hotel, s
SIOUX CITY, IOWA, Henry Kuhlmann, Proprie-
tor, Corner Third and Douglass Streets. Fsvorite
resort for Commercial meu. Good Sample rooms.
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RELOIT, IOWA; conveniently situated; near
AZ the East end Of the Bridge. Stages from Be
oil, depart from this house daily
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UOTELS.
DIXON HOUSE,

(VANTON, d. T.; west end Bridge st.; A. p. Dix
~ op, r1oprietor. A commodious, well-arrang.
q lAotsi. Reasonable charges. Good stAbling.
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ca the 3lst day Of December, 1879.
The name Of the Company ia The Insurance
Company OF North America.
It u located In Philsdslphia, PennssiyAnis.
:: Ne spaoa ~ OF " o. Hal stock n %
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-01-27

would cross the river Styx on a rot.
ten rail for a nickel, and wouldn't
gave half the amountto get back OH
the, shady, side, and who would rob
an old fashioned ninepence Of; its
primeyal glory, and reduce II to the
pitiiul suil OF three cent piece, and
would eat pumpkin witha splinter
for forty years rather then go to the
expense of buying o pewter fork.
Why, sir | could colouize 1000 such
souls as his on The point Of cnmbric
needle. and have room lett for more
settlers Yea, LOCO such souls would
rattle in the hull Of q mustard seed
like a dry bean in q hogs bladder
| want the gentlemen from. Clay TO
tell me whether, in his great spirit OF
Retrenchment and Reform, while in
Congress he Introduced asihgle biiI
10 correct the Babcock aud BeTknab
frauds; or to reduce President Grants
salary from $50, 900 to $4,000? Mr.,
Speaker away with whipper;;ssnnappsr
Now Mr.. Speaker, thls'1s about all
the explanation 1 desire 10 linakea 4
am willing to throw the broad mantle
OF charity over the. gentleman, and,
in the language of Mr. Townsend, of
New York, al the time the gentle
man from Clay made his speech III
Cabgtess,I I will say heiis young, and
that implies Il won't say imbecilityg
but at least hldiscrctiop, and viii
only say, as did Mr. Townsend, that
his language is inelegant, inappro-
pirate, aud Improper, and ! therefore
hin. fohncAl 10 13risih ~
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4 oussef ,wayof Obtaining Money.

- The Queen.of Sweeaen recently re-
ceiyed an anonymous letter.. calling
upon her. to eend TO q given address
the sum Of 1000 crowns fabout 1925
the writer in case ofnon compliance
threateniDgDi to shoot tho Crown
Prince at the first opportunity. The
anonymous, writer further declared
that fthe matter was placed iii the
handsof the police hewould Instant,
lyl commit suicide, and the Queen
wopldthen, for the, ,paltry, sum. of
1000 crowns, have the death of, one
of her subjects on her conscience; on
the other hand, he declared that as
soon as he was well enough off he
would repay the amount by giving il
TO some charity,andzthus lessen his
ofencc.b The police were informed,
and detective was, placed at the Post
Office to watch Tor tile person who
might call for tie reply. After he
had waited several daysctn sain, q
colnmissionairo q finally came and
claimed the letter, lie was followed
out, when he handed ihe letter 10 a
young nian, both were secured, but
the commissionaire was at once re-
,leased.la itturns out that the writer
of the letter isa student ONLY niniecp
years old, who was In want, of money
to continue his studies, lie acknowl-
eiged having sent The letter as hoax
II is supposed the eKing of'lSweeden
wilhnot insistupon thelsyoung man
suffering the full penaltyoo hlsa Of
fense.
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CRAM. in IN Carolina and Georgia.
IA,ggan.ttaa. "a !. Chronicle, Jan. !. b

III. NJ ~
Last night, a short, poftly man
stepped outupon the car platform NJ
the Charlotte, COLUMBIA ana .Augos.a
iraih stoppeuH AZ 'fanhsYliie'J lie
had evidently Just finished supper,
ana between bis hrm set ilps pnniiIefd "a q
fragrant HAVANA: Inc STATUE was
u'.'p'stakaple' as tiaheolln the door,
IWeyq OF l9hl SCOUTS sPecia' car ana
tDe icloWas lmmea,ately cioseu IN
Moond General y. .; Grant. Dozens
pressed iorwaro 10 snake MN ny me
lland' nupdreds OF questions yMere
phea ,1y olack ana WING snpH q
nufiyt tShroili,ah, euging ms WaysIm75
10 'he croWa. snop.ea out: " en,
ueneral n HranI, I snPpose you pre
gong 70 oo i'resiueh.sga'li
mus the key-ho'e o' 'he wnoie s't-
iua',oh was sou'uea' anu ..ne pialh-
IsPoSeh Lngeneioen plu.npea square
aI Inc ex-ifes'deht JusssWhss every
statelnA'l u, 'ne Iahe, evsry ,,s, s.lsor "
the couhtay, me tor'y nml''Iohso hs 'o'
Ireemen are wai'ng 20 hear ,.,,s snsmcr,
ep.u 4 ne uehera' .satu: vOnsno,1'
nave no,mng 10 nao,Iwnm. poh.lcsi 4
a a. Talisoury, Nortn Oaroil.a,AHpusn
9ut lly.ie no'ice naa Deen giSel, ,alse
" uelegat'ions Y X appenreu - Snsrlo.e
,sc ,s Au'nYrI.Ies ,pox nv.,ce M OF ven.
Trant sPresehce' ais!no1ehN was nun un'
qtrs.ooa 'navne woaio 20 oy WI.
,nlng'oh. Wnhe 'here, an 9ones'
y Sonleneratc lEh, W ve,eIah apProsSeeu oen'
ua' anu ~ spaA}ne }Iee n,l.s nsnu, sau ,s.0
VEL VEIL Tehera', Ee nougna yoa SI, 'ong
H';s, n.ue5 Ice. L ..,.NeFeI NeFeI ni,na, NY
,,isuu, ''ie veuera, rep,'eu hs.
nl,'Sver, % anu nwe are ,rlehus now
~ Oneeler u PopGlur ueulons.raioh
VIZ g'sfn; anu Y, Soiun3ls y. .a, ,ne may may
=. ~ .ne ,, Guy . ana ,,l y,ilel ous.ive =. W.T.
iara-uoyernot n, o'npson gtius s.aa 10,
seh,-cooureuu 'ue .r"nt anu ouerea
w ihiorinsl l1anque'; ~ Hnlca' nowev-
err was ,aecnheash poreh fenceh'
aoout ponies, zen: HIahs lakes acis
tigstlneless ! ,1 ~ esery I'ihg cry. IA
) ne ~, eyincep grea. il,.ersst g y pcople
apa secuons, ihquiri9g ~ every s'a
~ s,on y . w. ~, y .he proaoce anu f'eaa %
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A Curious Romance In Real Life.

: A curious romance in real life has,
according to aMadras paper lately
been brought to life in Bangalor,e
Many years ago corporal in battery
of artillery located in that station
married an East Indian girl, whose
parents and relatives resided there,
but being sent home, his young wife
accompanied him. Shortly after his
arrival in england he deserted, and q
body being. found floating in the
Thames, ,was Unidentified as the le-
wanting corporal and buried. His
wife, believing her husband to be
dead, having indeed Unidentified the
corpse, married. another husband; he
died, she married again, the third hus-
band died, and she is now living with
q store sergeant in the ordinance linesI
Madras. Shortly after the arrival 'of
the wing of,the Thirteenth Regiment
in Bangalore, a sergeant happened TO
espy a9photograph Of the man who
was osupposed'tol have diediaand been
buried many years ago,9i He at once
said he knew him, and on being told
lie could not as hehad been deadmany
years, he replied that the inlentical
individual was at that moment 10
Bellary,,n and paymaster clerk ofthe
Thirteenth Regiment. On this state
-ment the photograph was sent from
one man to another: all indentiied il
as being the likeness Of thercal Simon
Pure, and at last step il was forwarded
30 the adjutant, who also agreed that
II was,the paymasters clerk. Ample
EVIDENCE having been produced, tbs
paymaster clerkispow q prisoner al
Bellary, having giving himself up as
deserter. yiliHsArf aansb bnh dslJ a.
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p A French story.

II A gentleman irreproachable
dressed Roes into aseonfectioner's
Store and saysto the gentlemanlylc con-
feciioner sajloa 9di nl .vsh-o' lHs
"Lgwant150 of the nicesta cream
tarts you can make.' gssb ,sAa,i yt7ol
"A hundred and fiftyl Thatis a
pretty large order; do you want them
at once paHIF 6iIo1nayis.l odi % lAio.
l".Within three hours, at the latest"
81 can have them ready at that
iimes Aheml It is customary, to ask
q deposit on such ordersrFsay 10
francs" Tna a.,
it s"Certainly, my friend: here are
your 10 fraDles.psY .ssy9T .ri,suoU "A
IL. About two hours later q gentle
man irreproacbably dressed goes into
q taiIor's shop ,ucross the way from
The pastry COOKS nnnd asks, to be
shown some overcoa,s.. He selects
one OF the incest and asks the price, q
y Zone hundred and ndiiqtwentyifve
francs, sirPildi mid jpds ,ydsgH no IA
/ i livery well. I will take 1t. have
some money TO collect at the confec-
toners across theway.u y presume
you have no objection 10 letting one
ofyour young men come over With
me to getlit p'd cam ~ dji~ .gliaapi
- "Certainly notls a worthy man ID
my friend, Mr.. Poff.' f.'"'rsnosuq gz iua,
I'LL. To oconfectioner9J enter ire
proachably-dressed gentleman, now
wearing an overcoat, and the tailors
man. fhe confec'ioner greets the 9
former with the respect que W goou
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he method adopted uin Germany

N The method adopted aim Germany
for preventing the slipping and falling
Of horses on the public sroadsgis as
unique as L. iso simple. The asmith,
when finishing the shoe, punches holes
in the two ends, and, when the shoeisI
cold, he taps in a. screw thread ,and
screws into the shoe, swhen on the
horses foot, a sharppDihted stud Of
ali inch in length. ,aoWithsshoes thus
fitted; the horse can travel securely
over the worstpossible road, never be |.
ing known to hpaiundcr any mode Of
employinent--draft horses being also
tshod in the same way When the
horse comesto the stable, the pointed
stud is unclewed and a button screwed
in, SO that no damage can. happen to
the horse and the screw holes are pre-
vented from filling, When the horse
is going out, the only thing required
is simply TO remove the button and
screw in the pointed stud. a' ng"ieiF'
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'B.aAsfJ James, for whoss Murder
-Four Men Were Hanged. ao'1s
n Iboal Toi NO . ain91 u'l 10 l9Ii
RETURNS TO his HOME. IN HENRY
Z n COUNTY.


fspcciai to tSo 1o,,.yn,os q fo,hn hms mssr,SiSi SiSi
Frankfort ,Jan,,sry sSlseo Do M
readefsv of the Z Conn,,N.hp sw;,Is,+ L..
member that about. tour years a,o
iour men were hung in Henry countv
for the morder Of n, ,A. James <
gentlomen met Mr.. james on the cars
today. He knew nothing of The
hanging. For. F.ttwo two wears after The he
murder liesa lie worked On farm i.iti twelve
miles below Madison. vHc then moved
to Central Illin0is,an,l fatmed there fo,.
two ocyeafs.g alrhen he moved toisAf
kansas and kept a saloon.o a He laars
rived il, Louisyillc, ON the night offhe
9Th and stopped at the St. Cloud Ho.
tel. He is now on. .his-return. home.
James says thats Goori, ich3 who
was hung, was thu la6tlmfn That lie.
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, l1issle, III Things:

I L-NlQgll y1cI 81 araa rfuraff -or.,4
Lewipbeck tells Of an insect seen !,
with q ,microscops, Of which 27,000,.
900 wodld only a1ual amite, Insects y
Bof various kinds may be Seer IN the a's
cavities Of grain of sand Mold silw
forest of beautifultfecs, with Branches. .ssdi
leaves and fruitA Butterflies are fulT,o IA
feathered. Hairs arc hollow tubes aa.'
The surface Of our bodies isscoyereii s5
with scales like fish; single grailo j
Of sand wouldcosetsl50.ofihoso scales
aud yetcach scale, would cover orer
500 pores, Through the narrow open
ings the pcrspiration forces itself like oa
water through a sieve. THE mites si
takei600 steps "a Rsecond. hEachdrophat
Of stagnant water contains a WORLD Of. n
an i'autcl beingsa'swimhriag with as a.
mauchliberlyVas whaes,s IN the sea.
Esch leaf has aicslopy Of insects graz.
ing On itlike COWS ina meadow. !.
i II Al vnlTufdf = ts..s go. ffa 400
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asfGs Gr6niiy" giyesfhc Following
nterestinglJit ofhist0ryin coiinectiouqa

"sfiss Grundy" gives tic following
Interesting Uit ofhistoryineoiinectiouqs
with The tteattufcxs5cnator Vickers,
OF MafylanH. lafts will 4be afemetn-
bered that slse cime into oiheU UIniiedDg
States Senate -just-inr tiuie-te vote
against Andrew Johnson's iinpcaclE
ipente Al the critical juneHire ywllenes
he was elected, Mr.. William Kiinme!, A
now one Of ,Daltimorc's Representa-
lives in Congress, and the uuthor of
the posse!coinitatus iclausea in last
year's Z Army abilly @as aameh1berofva
the Maryland Legislature. Thero6
was great diilirultysiitse seleeiiHe,a man
10 be sent to The United States Senate
to fill ont The teriI OF one
who had died, sffenry Winter Davis
II mistake not. The trouble wastoTiI
find some one whose fee0rd. such
that ibeo Radical Senalescould ,fiialyu
'e$cpsefor deciding bin. to .beJdsr &,
Qualified 10 sit among 'tliemselves. .6h,
tile iiigh court of inpeathmei.t,yy VET
one whom lie EegistatUre OF Mary
land could bescertninc would VoteeiH
favor of President, Johnsop Mrs,y,
Kimmel, who, from litf thildliod.l,
had taken the warmest Interest in
politics, has stofd nc that she uked 10
he awakeat right-lfor she ewas will
her husband 10 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ltlink of the right ipan, aud AZ .ast A
thought ot-xiekers S:ll- The dead 5f
night, and suggested thcname TO her
husband, who considered ii a very
thouglf. ,e1t sfequifetl svesylsi
nice maiiagemcnt on thelpaita ofiaAlroai
Kimnel andslsis eolleagcs,s who de-
sired tho failure, of the Impeachment,
to secure the election OF Mr.. Vickers -,
IN unie To- cast his vote ngainsiaiin- "
peaciment, and tho Maryland Lcgissds
laiurc sat dny and aEight@uBtil ho
was elected. and very skillft,lo.politiY
cal diplomacy at ,lastgwon the ulat.s,,
Then, Il remained 10 gethini 10 WASH
ington before II was too latc, aud
tlds, again, Mr. Kimmel cohtriscdss01
effect, desplse many tifiehiiies. So
he aud his wife yerejy potent sbetora
In saying Mr.iJohnsop from impepchlsd
uIcNt.j -. e.. .f.f.es. -. a.. -. ..a-.f..
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MORE THAN A5oEE..all sv'
? IWN7F WI HWII1VTII W1lEHI.1II y
A DdubLtaMAnalAeE sTitArF 'EuRsHplnr
! 0yg, 10 ERA YERy SERiogsoJskEaspst
.ad Atlanta censtltatiop,, aas

'9','. Atlanta cons,,t.t,on ~ - -
y "a hsya saN iv7a',,is'1 nlie aea'ssIs'z
q Iiooaoiy t1ste hasshese sssh essAsq
.rpcn r eAo,'eash. !, aa.e.t ,. s.1ssssos,o
qs5 VEGA ~ shs'e l ], y y a'vpisseas, ~ iA
~ pscf''sss = aoavo nvt i p'ass sSff sW
y u V -. 8 e s III fsasS;s,,s srii
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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-01-27
Lady'p Response to tAs Toasts
.lbaa ofliThs Men. .la 70 anlnd

t+itf9f t<uhoNay VI sbo ltVitilWtbtt,lhtl u
g literary reunion at, Salem, Oregon,
toasted the !, gentlemen as, follows;
% I"God bless 'em. They half. our
joys; they double our SORROWS; they
double our sorrows; they treble ouret.
.penses. s.they quadruple our cares btheyi
oxciteour imaghahimityS they increase
our selt-resrcets they wake dursen-l
thusiasm; they arouse our aHcctions;,
they control onr property, and, out.
manelver -ns, in Everything, This,
would be very dleary world with
out them. In fact, I may say, WITH
out prospect Of successful contradicl'
lion, that without yem it would not
DC much Of a world anyhaw. sifWe.
sloye11em, and the dear beings CAME
helpgit, ,o&econtrolg emaan title pres
cious fellows DON'T knowsitssb glisal
As husbands, theyare always com
venispt, though not always on hand;
ss beauss they arc, mo means Z. match
iess."s They are most agreeable fris4 Z
.itors, they lare handyst State Fairs,
and indispensable at oyster saloons.y
They are splendid as escorts for some
othef fellows wife Or sister. and as
friends they arc. better than women.
AS our fathers, they aie, mex xpreasibiy,
grand, A. man may. be . Iailurein
BUSINESS q wreck in copstitution, not
enough to boast Of as beauty; moth.
ling to speak-ofaa as a.wit, less than
nothing a as alegislatoSs for woman's
rights, and even not very ,brilliantr as
d member Of, the press; buff he is is our
own father. we overlook his shortcome-
ing, and cover his peccadiloes with
the divine mantle of Charity aThen,s I
as our husbands, how we have to pa.
rale them as epsragons. 4 In the subs
lime Language Of the inspired poet. fs,
ss.We,ll lie for them, NJ iis.lsd "a
wc'dl cry FOR them, ."
!t slfAnd II we could, we'd ny for them !,
i, W'd apythipg but die for them si