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The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1880-04-17

mouth, snap your teeth on it, and off goes
your head smashed into millions of
atoms.'
"Good heavens" exclaimed Mr.. Mad
dox, fearfully. "What horrible idea"
Not at ALL SAID Guy, soothingly.
Beautiful inycntion-1 quite pride my
self on it-scientitici suicide, you see.
Anybody can take poison, or blow their
brains out; but to do it scientifically re-
quires great talent You have it and |
am confident you will reflect credit on
my inventive skill. Now, he continued :,
contidentially, "it you could use all three
OF these Inventions at once cut your
jugular, garrete yourself and blow your
head off, al! at once why, I'd thank
you"
"Whatr cried Mr. Maddox, ticrccly,
"do you think I'm going to use any OF
your internal inventions. Get out OF
this room, you coldblooaed villain,
before throt go!i out Ct one Of the
windows"
But | have great many more TO
show you demonstrated Guy; land you
see want you to try as many as possible.
Well, well Y he added, as Mr. Maddox
grasped the poker threateningly, II am
going But III leave this box here, and
before you get rid OF yourself, just make
a memorandum of what you will use,
and leave it on the table, because you
know, there will probahly: be nothing left
OF YOU to draw conclusions rom, and 50
-
Here any further speech was cut short
by Mr.. Maddox seizing his visitor, and
hustng him OF into the passage.
'.Well,' said Lizzle, anxiously, to Guy
4 think its all right" said Guy, grin
ming. "Get the lunch ready. Your
uacle is al right. He'll be down.
And sure enough, 50 he was; and
though he spoke not, he ate most yora-
clously Of ever ything.
Lizzie SAID he suddenly after an
hour pause, "did you ever see an old
fool and idiotsa
"Never, that know OF, said Lizzie
"Why?"
"Becausc, Just look at me, and you'll
see one, said NJ, Maddox, gnmly, and
he stalkea up stairs
Up to the present time ot writing, Nj
Maddox is still alive, enjoying remark
ably good health: and he seems to be on
friendly terms with Mr. Cheevers and
his wife Lizzie. He probably fo1gave
that gentleman Oh account OF a diseov-
cry that he made that the nitro g lycer-
me torpedo contained nothing more dan
gerons than salt, and the other "internal,
inventions were Internal IN about the
same ratio; but Guy still maintains that
when i person 1s weary OF life they
should ease their troubles by scientific
suicide
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1880-04-17
a Test Of Indian Courage.

An Indian intel-tllbal talr was held
not ono ago, ~ the Indian territory, III
order 10 show some ol the results OF civil
.izing savaees. A number Of tribes at
tended and displayed articles Of home
manufacture. such d needlewcrk, embrol-
dery, laee-work, and blankets. Many OF
the Indians mad Their photographs taken,
and showed d childish delight IN looking
at their faces. Others, however, could
not be persuaded 10 90 near the camera
yellow Bear, OF the Arapaloes, was the
first to pass through the ordeal ol a sit
TING lie suffered himself to be properly
seated, and The Camera to be brought to
bear upon him: hut vi en tie prepared
plate was plac q in the box ana the cloth
thrown off, he leaped from his seat with
Il bounG. and attempted u leaVe the tent.
All attempts to reason With hlm faliea.
| Al last photograph .. a Cheyenne, tax
| en- some wears ago, was shown to him.
| He looked at IT Il moment, then went
quietly back to his chair and sat there
| ike statue ill his negative was taken,
IIe explained that no Cheyenne warrior
was a greater brave than he. The glgan-
tie Osages. on he other hand, would not
approach tie tent They said the cam
era robs them Of their good spirits. III,
Kickapoos ofve the same reason, and tht
photographers was peremptorily ordcre,
out ct their country on that account. Ih'
Indian IS profound believer IN the pow
er Of spirits for good sr evil, and take
care never to offend them Enterprtse
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1880-04-17
THE LILY

\ maiden said to lily,
Il 20 10 the dance tonight;
WIT thou nestle among my tresscs,
o lily so pure and whitc?'
But the lily answered; 90, maiden,
should droop in ihe heat and glare,
Md die in thy shining ringlets:
Place the glowing caranation there
\ bride saw the lily blooming:
i 50 70 the altar to-day;
In my bridal garland, sweet lily,
! Will twine thy pale, beautiful spray.
Why sadden Thy bridal, lady,
l}y wearing my cold, white howers:
sweet roses aud orange blossoms
should gladden. thy Joyous hours"
\ mother wept DER the lily;
IN thy pallld beauty rare,
Thou shalt lay on my dead chiid's bosom,
For surely thy place is there,n
"Oh, mourning, sorrowful mother,
Thou hast seen one blossom fade,
on The shreud, on thy broken lily,
BE q wreath Of immortelles laid
\ young girl whispered; 70, lily,
Let me place the on my breast,
For the sweet Lord Jesus cometh
To-day IN my heart to rest"
Aud the lily answered, Yes, maiden,
On thy heart let my blossoms De,
That my pure White petals may whittier
/ Near the Lord of purity.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1880-04-17
The Great Fire in Toxic.

The lapan Gazette saIs: HUNDREDS 81
were at work erecting temper
.,v nlacps OF shuItcr. AMI repairing prldg-
60, mon engaged III clearing away the
.sl,nsnn tile sites where their recent
dwellings, had stood: women Nalhla@
,hont llstlessIy, with children on lheli
i .cks, groups Of hal 4 dozen ola ilen
and women and children, gathered Iouhu
l;ttle wood fires, trying 70 Keep warmth
,b.ir holics: streets rendered aihloSS
;,,n4vsable bv immense heaps OF astles'
broken tiles and 9th I debrls' ie'tyoo,''s
a,,ying thriving trace WaeIe iHe 1',la5
80 haa besn burned; the remains q i@19'
pottery tac,orics sue'i were so ~ = 81, 1''s !,
il,aLts 8 he seen yrstera y. 30 rapie y
~ H. flames travel, that II was VIII
a;nicuity that the streets We're Gleale'' y
'',,, aa.,la hetote the houses ignlted anu 4
- many places vas the are raging ,,sS -
tbov knew no, wh'ch way " f4i,. ~
.nns ,a,,s = have wearing apparel tae poo
lo'.. .n,.s sailed forth from theH lollie
I'M .,I, I,nndles on their shoulders !
r. =. thay knew not whittier. Inc slteee
~, - .aone blocked with the safSsli'
~ Women aud children VT
ampisd under foot and and, many a1'rsa W. usf j.
aaan looking for their pafehls, -isa, 4;
ss,,;ar s'sn tot their children, VINE ~ II
80 80 ,ent with the cries ot raee, ahs1'' ,,
W VI ,,.sna;r Still tfey cluns tenacious
49, i M few worldly possessions ~
| Ind !, succeeded in bringing 1l2,a .a,a,Iat' M
! NV anin', ~" homes, tbereby almost eomp's',
pu1n', :, hpanEins uo tfc narrow satfs .l''9ga i
y y,;,h IN, the masses were slowly tiIlea.'la -,
,na;r NJ yav Al length the nonee III !
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1880-04-17
A Boys Composition.

Woodchucks is a very curols ANIMAL.
Ii IS made Of halr and eyes and has two
front teeth and can see man with gun
when both eyes are shut ana bolted. !
have seen d dog shake Noodchuek TILL
both was black in the tace. wood
chuck can snivel up his nose, and show
his teeth, and look as homely as ! can
without trying. They SIT on one eng
and eat with the other. 4 Wooachuck
can get home faster than gun Can
shoot. lie IS round all over except MS
feet which is black. When eaten, they
retain the flavor Of their nests, and seem
70 have been cooked withou, beng pared.
tat woodchuck. when eaten properly,
is no laughing matter. They come IN
der the head Of domestic ANIMALS. anu
think there amt no place like home
when 4 dog goes for one OF EN-.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1880-04-17

tered and caused numbers to throw their
bundles INTO the rivers, or anywhere else
out of the way, so as to facilitate the es-
cape OF the people from the frighttul
death which threatened them, and which
was gaining on tlcm fast. Sixty-eight
streets, containing 11,4Gl houses, were
burned, rendering over 10000 people
homeless. 1t Is estimated that thirty peo-
pie were trampled to death in the streets,
and 100 wounded were conveyed to the
hospital
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1880-04-17

soon came to the sin9l. railroad track
upon "lllch passenger tram ran at s
IN the morning going south, and ) in
the afternoon going north. There was a
lrelSht tram at noon also, but this had
passed by long since.
ut must be five now" thought he:
u she'll soon hear the noise Of the train
as 1t Gomez; and besides they ALWAYS
blow a whistle at the great gray rock
tie ws'ked alorg, swiftly and steadily,
his hands deep Gown in his pockets, and
his nose purple with cold. Suddenly he
stopped.
"lt's very strange that don't see the
crows nest he said aloud, as If he were
talking to the gold aud purple sunset in
| the far west
The crow 5 nest was long deserted
nest OF sticks and straw, IN the dccaycd
boughs OF a lightning blasted pine tree,
! winch, from Its pee altar position, could
ne seen lor sore distance away bv nv
one approaching from the northern side
ot the mountain. And Just then johnny
came ro1nd the curve in the woods and
saw. TO bis @WaZemcnt lhat tne Old pine,
dccaycd 70 the healt and tossed about hy
the tempes uous March gale had split
hallway doN1 and fallen, a hugh snin-
tered mass ac~oSs the iron rails of the
haa f,,lea - .nn f,a rIS,;lI@r 1.aIa,1.,5. ,''
~ tla,'r.,,,. anst '''''>' ''l'''' y
.Wha+ An : aazr o,;od r,.n
.Ianl .sTho train no,,a. r,,,l,;.,,
tho land - ~ ar1 III ~
wilI hn L,iIIa3 ~ ~ nanIa Ut
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~ 80 S1'u' "n"' - " o'nt = $50 -
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The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1880-04-17
SCIENTIFIC SUICIDE.

= am miserable man." said Cyrus
Maddox, gloomily, "and it IS best that
the world should be rid Of my presence,
no one cares for me-"
"Oh, don say that, uncle" said Lizzie
Silver beseechingly You know | love
you. You are the only friend have IN
the world, and Il YOU were to die what
would be.ome Of me.f'
i suppose young Guy Cheeyers would
console you for my loss, = said Mr. Mad
doA, glimly.
Al any rate, don't care. l will end
nv troubles and sorrow .Drmorrow at IL
o'cloek.n !. -
And with these fearful words he strobe
i ont ot thcloom, leaving Lizzie sobhing,
/ with her curly black head resting on II
/ dinner plate
Whats the matter, Bess2 las the
milliner disappointed you IN yonrloNe oI
il 6onnetls i<ed a warm, CHEEKY voice,
Il which vas the property of avoung Guy
0heeyers rs Mr.. Maddox called him
MS that gentleman strobe into the
room.
"oh, Guy sohbed Lizzie. Uncle
Cyrus is going to die tomorrow at :
Q eloek,
aElow do you know asked Guy.
lie said So
"Bnt how docs ne Nho"
lies going to kill himself.
$50 as to make himself true prophet,
eh.' asked Guy, laughing.
'oh, Guy, don 1ohe sile : I1a1's ., :, !,
tearfulIy. slIe will know he will e
II doubt II" sgid Guy, sfeptlcally.
,But lie tried 10 commit suicide sever
Ea times" persisted Lizzie, teartully
.Onee ne tried t. smothor himselt, with
burning charcoal; but he forgot to stoI
III the keyho'e, ard smelt the smoke
| ma oot some neighbors Il open the door
and saved him. Then he tried to hans
himself, but the cord broke then i'e flreo
4 pistol At himself, but he forgot TO pu
any hall in it, SO that failed. And thef
i he tried"
..Gracious,' cmed Guy, as Llzzle stop
ned for want of breath, what q deter
!. mined man hc must be Such perseyer
L anee deserves to oe Ie"afeeo. iia.e -
: I'm sure | don't know, something
: !. d,eadful. suppose said poor LizN'
! monrntully.
i But what does he want 20 MAKE ava
! with himself tori questioned Guy, won
!. deringly.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1880-04-17
AS WE MAX + IL.

,:i u Il this a vale Of tears,
~ gloom and sorrow, ...
IN grief that DER us comes
RI n we often borrow.
i beautiful and good;
49, = viii man mistake It?
2Ss within ourselves,
il i what we make it
strive 10 make the best
6ies that hcfall us,
l.s WI N meeting cares halfway,
Iss ~ould not so appall Us.
i spell for loving hearts
=. r. Sould We seek to break 1t?
|! !sstter flowers instead Of thorns-
"A ~snrld is what we make 1t.
...A nd love and gentle words,
y ~ tie pains TO nouilsh,
ss11 OF discomfort would dlc,
" ~ nee and concord flourish.
Sesnot each some kindly thought 7
s~Et's at once awake 1t,
i.s3ss that for good or Ill,
~ Sssorld /. what We make 1t.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1880-04-17
f1E CROW 5 NEST.
N With His Wits About Him,

<om the Golden Days.
/ must 20 for the doetof,
4 Ray.
: said Johnny.
said Mrs. Bray, hail smiling,
.iIe across the mountain side in
III sno,
\ he vas in the maplc-sugar
ia Johnny, "and that's halt 4
nfher than Dr. Denton's. lis
rrof 4 walk, TO be sure.
.sh think So, said Mrs. Bray.
TAink | could So quicker than
said Johnny, as he looked
ri the little babe III tie cradle
plcd face was all flushed with
n love Willie, you know, and
= d great lump seemed to llse
4broat and check his words.
IA Willie were motherlcss chill
IN father carn~d his llyclhoed
pines IN the forests, hauling
/ doing odd jobs generally
alle could gel d chance. Their
ia died few months before,
|i neiohbor had offered home
Rlrenr lor the s. lie Of the little
i eh0rl iaat johnny could do.
was very kind to them and
best ere o1 The baby, but
many a night when Johnny lay
tly css ing to himself, with his
nd Willie's neck. and thinking
ar. deH mother he had lost
s bis greatest ambition 70 or
Dd situation in the ncf9l boI.
&re be could earn 4 little money
support Willie.
II know that my father il very
i Johnny, "ana il ! could onlA
| know that mother would b
1p IN heayen
said Mrs. Bray, after a littl'
i think you had better 20.
Lny put on his cap and tied II
nrsted comforter about his nee *
eoat was an unknown luxury 7
bis coat was waim and snug
81 Of on brisk walk, that VA
run, in the frozen March sun
er the mountain-side that wa
h glitteIing with SHOW. For al
Plng sunshine. a tremendous gai
was blowing such a gale a
bake mariners tremble on til
great shlbs, standing far out !
)ale that shook the tops OF til
g made them groan and creai
nts IN pain were hidden With
&c, messy trunks.
how Johnny found lie Wa
those trackless woods, whcl
IS no path except here and thel
marks Of a stealing fox, of Wll'
ne velvety tracks Of rabbits, III
uld guess. | do not think tn
himself knew. He kept his ey'
on the sun, and now aud the
10 look for rude signs cut in Il
The blrch-trecs, which se.ved
sulde-pos, to him. Alter a lol
POSING two or three frozen streal
ang over huge, rocky enasm
ol iallan Tree trunk viii
msmaliy as JoEhny picked !
loss 1t, as II it had half a mind
Ftl N two, and let him dos
'lie snowy rocks below he reae
ooeloi $ house on he o,her side Il
message.
doctor isn't / in.n said Phoebe,
SISTER; "but Ill tell him the "
NC gets back. He can dr.
y the road in his new cuttel,a
: he Il be mere before you are. :
ope So id Johnny, wistful
our baby IS very sick
llaa better stop and have a bit
SAID Miss Phoebe, ''it's N
lhank you," said Johnny, q
~ ! stay must get back to "
.aii 4ulet him better than any (
M usn he M Is ailing and fretful.'
~ ss rh~be give him a drink
~ . piece Of gingerbread, and
,. osek home again. It twas gctt
~ nu sunset now, and Johnny !
y % get home.
,1ilk perhaps il would be d sh,
~. nc thought, II | could get &c
railroad track and walk on |
tha \ 'he great gray rock, and t
- lce,pond to lie old road
a;'amDled wa down the steep
aae Of The bleak mountain
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1880-04-17

A LITTLE child was asked, Where DO
YOU liver" Turning to it's mother, who
stood near by, the little one said, where
mother is, there is where / i've"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-01-29
Heayes in Horses.

Heaves and windbroken are one and
the same disease, the first being used to
designate its mildest form, and the latter
when it reaches its severest stages. 1t
is in reality kind of asthma, caused by
overlooking on clover hay, chaff, and
other coarse, bulky, and dusty fodder.
The diseases are seldom known where
horses are pastured all the year, and
clover in some of its species does not en-
ter into the hay crop. If the horse has
not had the heaves so long as to be
wholly beyond help, try feeding on corn
stalks, cut moist hay, with carrots, beets,
turnips. potatoes, and other well known
nutritious roots. Keep the bowels open
by laxative medicines, and for a tonic
give arsenic in grain doses for two
or three weeks. Give the animal no dry
hay, except little handful at night; and
if You have good, well-cured cornstalks,
these will suffice, with plenty of roots
AM cut hay, with grain three times
aay.-.N Y Sun.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-01-29
Winter Egg.PrOduCtiOn.

10 obtain breed of fowls that are
sfpetual layers is the object that manJ
Sl at This is an impossibility, for ma
.Ie VIII exhaust itself and must have q
~ In order that we may have a per-
Pg2al production of fresh eggs Che bust
-'@ must be arranged beforehand. There
Inference in breeds; some laying
se3er than others at any time of the year,
~ others, again, will give their eggs IN
!. 'tA.er There is little difficulty in OBJ
...-lhg eggs in summer, but the winter
~ must be worked for, and the fowls
- ii-saniaged beforehand. Hens that have
.liu Well during the summer can not be
= pended upon for the fall or early win
81, even If well fed, but will generally
''n'fnence in January and keep it up